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Originally posted by float^: ↑

Looking back through history, it's not hard to see why there's a cohort attacking America (and by extension, the West and western values). The US military & CIA were infiltrated by bad actors after the war - some were Nazi scientists. Since then, they've interfered with virtually every country on the planet, including Australia (Whitlam). Not just once but repeated and continuous interference. And they built military installations all over the globe to 'mark their territory'. Because of this, the US is hated by many countries around the world. And it's completely understandable. Unfortunately, the American people and the entire world are now paying a big price for the crimes of a few who control that system.

It seems like there's two competing forces - both bad. You've got a corrupt US military and intelligence service, but also a cohort who are determined to destroy everything that might be valued by the West. eg. There's an undeniable push to remove white people from Ireland, germany & Sweden. But then... and this is the strangest part.... a lot of white leaders who are trying to destroy the lives of their own people. I can only guess that the corruption goes very deep and that the threats made upon these leaders are extreme in nature.

I think the whole rotten system is held together by threats. Much like a drug cartel, only in this case there may be several cartels. If their operations start to fail because some brave souls blow the whistle, then what we'll see is a series of assasinations as these threats are carried out. That's what I expect to happen in the next few months.

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Extreme violence is the tool they prefer, this mob can't be rooted out so the threat works just as well.
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