Category: Civil Society

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Robert Steele: Is Brad Parscale Going to Betray Donald Trump?

Civil Society, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics, Idiocy, Peace Intelligence

The absence of professional intelligence and counterintelligence officers on Team Trump continues to cause me concern.  It should have been a huge red flag when over a hundred thousand people signed up for 19,000 seats, and most of them did not have legitimate addresses in the Tulsa, Oklahoma or adjacent states area.

TikTok Teens and K-Pop Stans Say They Sank Trump Rally

There are multiple available applications for verifying the legitimacy of individuals, and it appears that Team Trump knows of none of them. Which leads to my second concern: Brad Parscale's new communications system.

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Martin Armstrong: Class War Not Race War; Police Immunity not Police Brutality; Government Could Fall

Civil Society, Corruption, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics, Government, Peace Intelligence

Defunding Police – Is This the Right Choice or the Next Step in Revolution?

Key points: more whites killed than blacks by police. This is about police impunity and immunity.  This is a class war not a race war.  COVID-19 wrecked the economy, created 40 million unemployed who are now protesting unemployment rather than any particular police incident.  We are in stage two of revolution.  How military and police go will determine if it gets out of hand and goes totally violent in stage three. Education of the public — and restoration of economic and social justice — is the only non-violent exit strategy.

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Dan Shultz: How to Cleanse the GOP of RINOs Who Hate Trump

Civil Society, Corruption, Cultural Intelligence, Government

Just 1,269 Republicans (plus a few more for good measure) of 2,537 delegates who bothered to participate out of a total of about 3,500 delegates who could have participated out of approximately 165,000 Republicans in Virginia’s 5th Congressional district (just over 165,000 Virginians in the district in 2018 voted to elect Riggleman) decided whether the Riggleman went on to the general election ballot.

In other words, less than 1 per cent (approx. 0.75%) of the number of Republicans who had elected Riggleman in 2018 dethroned him, preventing him from getting to the general election ballot.  That’s REAL political power.

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George Soros: Yes, I Funded Riots — and So Did You!

05 Civil War, 07 Other Atrocities, 10 Transnational Crime, Civil Society, Corruption, Government, Non-Governmental, Peace Intelligence

Yes, George Soros Sent Money to Fund the Riots—and So Did Taxpayers

Phi Beta Iota: #UNRIG must include transparent budgets for both public and non-profit organizations, with line-item public vetos.  Two graphics on how to get there are below the fold.

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