Category: Cultural Intelligence

While I am quite stunned that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, who is owned by the Zionists more ways than anyone can count, has put Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN-05) on the House Foreign Affairs Committee (HRAC) this is a stroke of genius and exactly the right thing to do. This is an opening for our President. The Zionist apartheid genocidal state of Israel has been controlling Congress for too long, and putting an elected US citizen who is sympathetic to the Palestinians and antithetical to the Zionist lies and bribery and blackmail that frame every bit of US legislation (including the legislation making it a felony in the USA to advocate for the boycott of Zionist Isreal) into the HRAC is exactly the right thing to do. Whether she had the right intentions or not, Hats Off to Nancy Pelosi for an inspired appointment.

Continue reading “SPECIAL: Robert Steele – Yes, Lindsey Graham is Compromised… But He is Also Born Again. Representative Ilham Omar is Correct — and Both She and Senator Graham Should be Protected.”

Superficially the proposed electoral reforms are many and impressive.  However, a closer look reveals that the Democrats want to digitize districting (think Diebold fraud on a grander scale) and they are also setting the stage for non-citizens to vote in local, state, and federal elections. As best I can  tell they have NOT consulted with anyone outside the Democratic Party, and certainly not with the Libertarian and Green parties particularly, or #UNRIG, which is the gold standard for holistic election reform.

The House Democrats’ Colossal Election Reform Bill Could Save American Democracy

Continue reading “Robert Steele: HR 1, Election Reform, Next Steps UPDATE 2: Fraud”

Second Video on Human Compromise Below the Fold

Continue reading “Jimmy Boots Rothstein with Sarah Westall — Vatican Infiltration & Human Compromise”

Multi-option Technical Facilitation of Public Debate

Eliciting consensus nationally and internationally

Introduction
Possibilities suggested by the Grand Débat in France
Current multi-platform technical viability and costs
Eliciting insights from the public via debate
Technical facilitation of insight capture and processing
Enabling consensual articulation — towards a synthesis?
Envisioning consensus and synthesis: what form might it take?
Problematic dynamics of debate
Transcending vulnerability to inadequacy: self-reflexivity?
Consensus on ecological transition: reductionism and misplaced concreteness?
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