That was a lot of writing for a long one sentenced solution. Make no mistake. I am not criticizing your writing. I fully understand it and what we are facing. I'm only presenting that the 'solution' takes a lot more capital than addressing what 120 years of writers have already presented. Each generation certainly had their own trumpeters from Henry Ford to Father Couphlin to Ezra Pound to Lincoln Rockwell to William Pierce. You haven't stated anything different than what Henry Ford 90 years ago himself or Charles Lindbergh outspokenly warned about. The Protocols echo what you just wrote. Your final paragraph and 'solution' is rather ambiguous. The same adjectives and 'hoorahs' could have easily been pepped by Knute Rockne at a Notre Dame pre-game locker room rally. Albeit, there is a small tidbit in your 'solution' hinting using Alinsky tactics. Its the phrase "co-opt their playbook" that triggered my thought on this, but three words is still too little to be anything other than my fertile imagine. In all, your 'solution' is no better for understanding than - "Trust the plan" was 'Q' followers.
That was a lot of writing for a long one sentenced solution. Make no mistake. I am not criticizing your writing. I fully understand it and what we are facing. I'm only presenting that the 'solution' takes a lot more capital than addressing what 120 years of writers have already presented. Each generation certainly had their own trumpeters from Henry Ford to Father Couphlin to Ezra Pound to Lincoln Rockwell to William Pierce. You haven't stated anything different than what Henry Ford 90 years ago himself or Charles Lindbergh outspokenly warned about. The Protocols echo what you just wrote. Your final paragraph and 'solution' is rather ambiguous. The same adjectives and 'hoorahs' could have easily been pepped by Knute Rockne at a Notre Dame pre-game locker room rally. Albeit, there is a small tidbit in your 'solution' hinting using Alinsky tactics. Its the phrase "co-opt their playbook" that triggered my thought on this, but three words is still too little to be anything other than my fertile imagine. In all, your 'solution' is no better for understanding than - "Trust the plan" was 'Q' followers.
We get it, you're smart.
Being a cynic gets no one any where. I thought you had a solution, but it turns out its all platitudes.
I thought you had a solution, but it turns out its all platitudes.
Ha, it's a compliment, don't take it too harshly.
No plan survives a punch to the face anyway.
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