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If there are more thugs than people then the war is lost,
But (example) Canberra had "a million people"(?) facing a paltry few thousand thugs.
They failed by centralizing the effort.
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The 'war' is not against a single big 'House of Psychopaths'.
The 'war' is against every "box of psychopaths and crooks' that big house empowers.
Shut them all down to win the 'war'.
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My reply was... let's be generous and call it lazy. Your "outnumber" claim was not hard to understand. But I am having difficulty understand how this effort you suggest will work.
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Majority is one issue, "local majority" is another. A country can have 10 distinct regions, and a centrally controlled group can visit them in turn thus "appearing" 10 times stronger.
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"Viisting in turn" is one fatal vulnerability the thugs can never adequately defend.
Such transportation and communications necessary
already have failure modes "ready to trigger".
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I am not sure what you mean here. What I mean is, the govt thugs can be a small minority but through proper centralized maneuvering have majority where it matters most at all times.
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Transportation can be fickle and communications can always fail at unfortunate moments,
especially when assisted...
People make mistakes all the time, especially when they get drunk.
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such "visit-in-turn" operations require Transportation and Communications
but those requirements are hopelessly vulnerable inside a tyranny.
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Vulnerable for the victims not the tyrants surely?
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Any large scale operation
shuffling a group of thugs from one theatre to another is vulnerable.
Repeatedly invading too many "someone's hometown" is how militaries repeatedly fail.
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I never heard of this before. Even if true (I doubt it is) however, surely they can do some transport around and get some of these advantages?
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That is, when this group visits one region, its size needs to be comparable in size with the the particular region only. When it visits a region it can put its "people" in charge.
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In theory the "good people" can find strategies to counter this, but I believe it is very hard to do so in practice. People are just not ready for the decentralization it requires.
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True, that is the biggest problem
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The strategy of "severing the roots" (which I think your shut down stuff refers to) is said by many to be an efficient strategy. However, it is easy to say, not so easy to do.
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Difficult to organize and
requires monumental effort to ensure that all participants follow the plan.
But I, and others, have coordinated thousands, daily, for industrial efforts.
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Brainwashed people, which is mostly what we have to deal with, how do you "shut them down"? Many are well meaning, just misinformed. Some are little more crooked than you or I.
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Most people are a little crook and a little "angel", and they have an internal struggle between the two. If you attack them, you will probably strengthen the crook part.
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Hence, no attacks or violence.
As Bucky said, "...build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete."
= Simultaneously shut them down and redirect 'civilians' to alternatives.
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Easy to say.
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I do not doubt that there are claims that "soft and weak overcomes hard and strong" (from taoism) and the like. What I struggle with is the implementation details.
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... and I struggle with faith that it actually is generally possible in all cases. We are betting something like the fate of humanity on this after all.
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Many populations will succumb,
spawning many new "Hermit Kingdoms" with their own little god-emperor psychopaths.
But populaces immune and hostile to such silliness shall arise.
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This may be so, but for that plan to work I believe we need to wait and see what happens where. And tyranny might happen in the meantime. And I am not sold on "liberty always wins"
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For many groups of people "liberty always wins" might have been their banner, until they were killed. It may be that all that have saved us from totalitarianism is lack of technology
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People win wars, not munitions.
The NWO thugs cannot be defeated by weapons.
They can best be defeated by deprogramming most of their pawns.
We need to deprogram populations.
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Given a lot of resources, do you think I can make a prison for you that you cannot get out of given a minimum of effort from me, like a couple of minutes a day to check security?
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Such prisons are built all the time,
it is simply too easy to put people in prisons and keep them there until dead.
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Followup question: What if they started putting everyone in such prisons? Would that be a dystopian nightmare situation that "human spirit" does not trump?
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They will, they have already begun.
"Human Spirit", however described or defined,
cannot possibly survive what is happening now,
unless the NWO ultimately falters and disintegrates.
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I wish to add, I sound like a doomsday prophet here. All I really say is, I have no idea what will happen. It could be "the gods look out for us", or it could be we are doomed.
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We must look out for ourselves, as best we can, is about all I can see,
There do exist ways and means:
In any situation there (usually) exists some random freak crack in the wall.
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I am not sure anyone could know for sure what will happen, whether the outcome "actually matters", why we are put through such ordeals as this or anything else.
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"civilians" are in my experience totally impossible influence properly. They "know best" about everything, both "vaccines safe and effective" and the like and how society works.
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6-pack Joe is dumb as a clay brick,
but a population has inertia,
(as 'Hari Seldon' might describe)
derived from the whole Bell-Curve Joe's friends+family occupy.
="Hearts+minds"
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About Canberra, are you talking about the current war on sanity in the name of Covid? Either way I would need quite some introduction to get what you mean.
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Some reports claimed '+/- a million' arrived to protest in one single spot: Canberra.
They tried the decentralized approach before,
but lacked the numbers to pull it off at that time