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  1. he is part of the swamp, and always was. and this is him pretending to be on our side thinking we won't notice.

  2. this is him influence-brokering

  3. this is him pretending to be on the states side. they have to notice the timing too.

One and two are the answer, number three is wishful thinking.

It's an attempt to split the moderate right and the moderate left, and the libertarians, on the issue of cell phone tracking, when this new and effective tactic just had its biggest success against the uniparty regime's control of elections.

The regime doesn't like when you do to it what it does to you everyday.

1. he is part of the swamp, and always was. and this is him pretending to be on our side thinking we won't notice. 2. this is him influence-brokering 3. this is him pretending to be on the states side. they have to notice the timing too. One and two are the answer, number three is wishful thinking. It's an attempt to split the moderate right and the moderate left, and the libertarians, on the issue of cell phone tracking, when this new and effective tactic just had its biggest success against the uniparty regime's control of elections. The regime doesn't like when you do to it what it does to you everyday.

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt 2y (edited 2y)

There's another option:

>4. Speaking out once light has been shed upon by those not bound by the shackles of secrecy.

I don't trust Rand any more than I trust anyone that's entrenched in the machine but you have to understand, and I'm sure you do, that traction given to external voices may be the only outlet that some internal voices have.

[–] • 1 pt 2y (edited 2y)

I doubt it, and I am right to doubt it, because the end-result of other's "good actions but badly timed" have shown that timing is more a sign of intent, than the apparent intent in public figures very words.

Rand's timing isn't desperate measures by that rule.

It's the regime circling the wagons.

At best it's opportunism, badly timed, which is stupid.

And stupidity which hurts us, helps the enemy, so by definition it's enemy action.

I'm now more certain than ever, which side Rand Paul is on. Thank you for being the sounding board.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt 2y

I'd really highly encourage you to go back and look into both of the Paul's stances, denunciations of and voting history on The Patriot Act and any legislation aligned with. His, and his father's, call for stopping surveillance is nothing new at all.

[–] • 1 pt 2y

I'd really highly encourage you to go back and look into both of the Paul's stances, denunciations of and voting history on The Patriot Act and any legislation aligned with. His, and his father's, call for stopping surveillance is nothing new at all.

What I'm saying is, they are completely ineffective, to the point of incompetence.

Which makes me ask, how did they get into their positions in the first place?

So either they're not incompetent, and this is strategic floundering to keep people complacent (because thats their job) or they are incompetent, and they were allowed into office, and this is strategic floundering to keep people complacent.

I invite you to choose.

The two simplest explanations have the same conclusion.

Living with occam's razor is a bitch.