Russian State Media: Ukraine tells EU leaders: Prepare for War. P. 2902 One Year Since the Invasion: A Re-cap

Serbia triggered WW1. They only need a carte blanche. Entangling alliances do the rest.

Tanks on a bbq stick i would say...,

Yup


A small Illuminutty group in Serbia did the trick.

Ukraine government and oligarchs...the new Black Hand.

I'm grillin' steaks and brats today.


Yeah, some tanks are going to go up in flames soon.

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The bloodlands may become very bloody again soon, sadly.

Politicians are the true enemy of the people

I saw a pic of a soldier hugging his kids goodbye. It doesn't matter which country the soldier was from only that the impact is real. Almost every one of them from every side has a family and children who will struggle with the logic of this damn mess.

Politicians have nothing to lose but control. Their own children should be on the front lines, they would give some thought to war if this was the case.

God be with every man and woman put in harms way for the almighty dollar.

page in German, but it will be operational in 2022

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so buh bye Gazrpom, yes to the Ukrainian War.

This war will be a disaster of an almost unimaginable magnitude for humanity.


Even if one wanted to stop it though... the idea that man can be reasoned out of his madness...

Well, I have not really believed in that for quite some time now.

The outcome will be a novel by American author Horselover Fat (now baned on GLP, have to figure that one out)

Horse lover = Phillip?

yes

if you google the whole name it will find him

Phillip K. Dick is banned?

The name of one of his books is banned?

The novel i am referring to is...it begins with "The World"

whoever wins, whites christians will be killed white christian families will be wiped out.. a win win for the tzooz, as in WWI and WWII, many milions of whites and white childs who never was born

The World Jones Made?

funny that, i was banned several times for posting the wiki link to that

Quote:


The World Jones Made is set in the year 2002 AD. On a then-future post-apocalyptic Earth, there was a devastating conflict that involved the use of atomic weapons. Many American cities were targeted, and the People's Republic of China (and Soviet Union) also collapsed, leading to the imposition of a Federal World Government (Fedgov).

In this particular dystopia, Relativism (a political theory having little to do with Albert Einstein) emerged as the governing political orthodoxy. Relativism is said to be a moral and ethical philosophy that states everyone is free to believe what they wish, as long as they don't make anyone else try to follow that principle. Relativism has become established law after the destructiveness of the war unleashed by clashing ideologies. (However, dissidents from that orthodoxy do end up in forced labor camps.) This sacrosanct principle is challenged by a man named Floyd Jones, whose assertions about the future prove correct.

Relativism enables legal consumption of drugs like heroin and marijuana, as well as watching live sex shows with hermaphrodite human mutants. Due to the mutagenic effects of radiation from wartime nuclear exchanges, mutants earn their living within the entertainment industry, although one group has been subjected to deliberate genetic engineering, which later enables them to settle (an inhabitable) Venus.

Doug Cussick is an agent of Fedgov, and his involvement with Jones encompasses this book. Jones has precognitive abilities that let him see a year into the future, which allows Dick to explore questions of predestination, free will and determinism.

Fedgov encounters apparently unintelligent alien lifeforms named Drifters, which turn out to be one gamete of a spore-based migratory alien life form. Their apparently pointless destruction leads to a retaliatory alien quarantine of the human race to a few nearby star systems. The presence of the Drifters in the story is to give Jones an initial rallying-point for all of his xenophobic followers. The collapse of Fedgov and rise of Jones to become world dictator have some similarities to the historical fall of the W_imar Republic and rise of Hitler to power in Germany. Jones' ability to see the future a year in advance makes him a charismatic leader, whose followers see him as infallible - forgetting that seeing a year in advance leaves him just as blind as anyone to what might happen later than a year in the future.

In the event, the plot demonstrates, in the context of ensuing events, that Jones is far more susceptible to error than he was previously willing to admit. His whole approach has been one of an all-or-nothing gamble on the infallibility of his precognitive powers.

Jones foresees his own assassination one year before it actually happens. Not only does he not attempt to avoid his execution, but he actually facilitates it by leaping into the path of a bullet meant for a bodyguard. This does not occur, however, before he and his followers create a cult that overthrows Fedgov, leading to the resettlement of Doug, his wife Nina and their three-year-old son in an artificial habitat on Venus.

The novel addresses questions of Jones's agenda and trustworthiness as well as the decidedly ambiguous benefits of individual precognition.

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W_imar is a banned word here...for whatever reason.

According to wiki, the now cancelled Terry Gilliam wanted to make a movie out of it
:abdcut:

My favorite living director.

It's a movie never destined to be made, like Alejandro Jodorowsky's Dune.

The puppet will be forced to go to war:

https://twitter.com/_/status/1464696802779803652

Or Gilliam's Don Quixote before.


Fear and Loathing was almost not finished.

He should just move to less woke Japan or South Korea and make a movie there lol

I wish he was able to self-finance, but nowadays you need to be rich as Croesus.

And, of course, his films need lavish budgets. A real Cecil B. DeMille!

Ha!