WIGO

[🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🅉 @apocalypseos]

Lyndon LaRouche (1975): “See, imperialism is essentially, as Luxembourg described it, a system of international loans which is imposed by might and politics upon the world as a system of loans. It’s just like the mafia comes up to the small storekeeper and says, ‘I want so much a week. You now owe me so much a week.’ The storekeeper says, ‘What did I give you?’ ‘You gave me your life, buddy. I gave you your life. This is going to cost you so much a week.’ That’s imperialism.

And the political system of international loans, which is the main material base of these financiers like the Rockefellers or like the Morgans before them or the Morgans beside them or under them. Through partnership with Morgan and other financiers of that type, the British bankers established a major investment in the United States in steel, rail, and so forth and actually protected their investment by largely shaping US internal policy, particularly on social questions.

So, Anglo-American political intelligence, working out of policymaking think tanks would decide what the policy was going to be and then they would go to the pitiful little running errand boys like the Republican and Democratic party machines and say, ‘Okay, boys, if you want your money, your goodies, and you don’t want to get framed up, busted, killed, etc., this is the policy you will implement.’ And that’s the way the world has been run. Now, that’s what we’re up against.

The world has been run by an invisible government increasingly since the late 1870s and 1880s. And Rockefeller is the king of the invisible empire. These little pitiful lobbying groups that go down to Washington, they’re fools! That’s not the real show. That’s only the drama. Everything is run from behind the scenes by this invisible government.

And nothing has shown that more clearly than those aspects of our operation in which we have been successful either in starting something or in getting a good fight going. Where do we have an effective influence? We have an effective influence to the extent that our forces are targeted directly against the invisible government.

Now, how do we address our efforts within the capitalist apparatus? That’s where we go. We know the reality lies in the invisible government. And if you want to get something, get it to move in a certain way, you move in terms of understanding what the invisible government is, how it reacts, as the enemy. That’s the enemy, and that’s the real enemy.

If you go down to Congress and say ‘Burn down Congress,’ the invisible government will laugh and say, ‘We’ve been trying to do that for years. You’re just helping us,’ which is the Weatherman syndrome: blow up the institutions. This is what Rockefeller wants. That’s why he created the Weatherman.”

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@Olking07 Probably because the event that caused the cancellation is « force majeure », outside of their power and they had invited costs anyway. That’s if you have signed a contract.

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@FrancescaRGee Mais le fils travaillait pour l’ouest. Idem pour le petit-fils.

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@Cortex7118 Sa belle famille travaille pour le même club. Pas de problème !

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@SimonDixonTwitt That’s why the US and Israeli military must be merged to repatriate the latter?

[Simon Dixon @SimonDixonTwitt]

TRANSLATION:

🇺🇸 We let go of our ISIS proxies.

We stopped funding terrorism for the MIC because the Middle East is becoming West Asia, and the FIC is investing in regional stability.

🇸🇾 The FIC got its cut of Syria, and China, Turkey & the GCC co-invested.

🇮🇱 Israel is no longer needed.

[Max Otte @maxotte_says]

Für den naiven Deutschen, der in einem Land aufgewachsen ist, in dem der eigene Geheimdienst immer zahnlos und und von fremden Diensten dominiert war, schwer vorstellbar. Aber die Fakten sprechen für sich. Joe Rogan:
"Bob Woodward war kein Journalist. Er war ein Offizier der Marinegeheimdienste, der im Nixon-White House arbeitete. Dann taucht er plötzlich bei der Washington Post als brandneuer Reporter mit null Erfahrung auf…
Und bekommt die größte Story der amerikanischen Geschichte gereicht.
Seine Hauptquelle? Der #2-Mann beim FBI. Die Watergate-Einbrecher? Fast alle CIA-Mitarbeiter.
Nixon wurde mit mehr Stimmen gewählt als jeder Präsident in der US-Geschichte. Zwei Jahre später ist er weg. Warum? Weil er wusste, wer JFK getötet hat… und im Begriff war, es aufzudecken. Das war kein Journalismus. Das war ein Staatsstreich des Tiefen Staates."
Die Historie von Woodward, seine Quelle und die CIA-Mitarbeiter sind Fakten. Der Staatsstreich ist eine Hypothese. Aber eine plausible.

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@Telegraph But his father was CIA asset.

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@NunezLaurent Vas-y Laurent. Vous êtes le dernier espoir d’un état à bout.

[​𝐥𝐲𝐫𝐚 @sunnkssdseraph]

According to psychology, the urge to immediately fix a partner’s or friend’s distress instead of just sitting with them in it isn't empathy; it is your own low frustration tolerance. When someone you love is hurting, and you instantly jump into problem-solving mode, offering unsolicited advice or trying to find a silver lining, you are often trying to soothe your own secondary anxiety. You aren't rescuing them from their pain; you are rescuing yourself from the discomfort of witnessing a vulnerability you don't know how to hold.

[Defiant Ghost @TheDefiantGhost]

Joe Rogan just revealed something the U.S. government never wanted public - Bob Woodward was a CIA asset who took down Nixon because Nixon knew who killed JFK

Bob Woodward wasn’t a journalist.
He was a Naval intelligence officer working inside the Nixon White House.

Then he suddenly appears at the Washington Post as a brand-new reporter with zero experience…
And gets handed the biggest story in American history.

His main source? The #2 guy at the FBI.

The Watergate burglars? Almost all CIA employees.

Nixon was elected by more votes than any president in U.S. history. Two years later he’s gone.

Why? Because he knew who killed JFK… and was about to expose it.

This wasn’t journalism.
This was a deep-state coup.

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@R_DeCastelnau @ArnaudViviant Bradé et non bradées. Pour le reste : très bon uppercut !

[Régis de Castelnau @R_DeCastelnau]

Moi aussi je parle de Syd Barrett. Et j’ai reconnu son génie à la première écoute de « See Émily play » en juin 67. Avec achat immédiat de « Piper at the gate of down » 2 mois plus tard.
Bon, même si on a tous les deux une particule (la mienne est vraie) j’ai une différence avec Villepin quand même. Je n’ai pas bradées les autoroutes françaises, propriétés publiques à des sociétés privées. Qui se sont gavées. De la même façon, je n’ai pas perçu ensuite des rétro commission venant du Qatar payées par des filiales des mêmes.

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@VictorSinclair3 @BagneresO Désolée il a embolie pulmonaire

[The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts @solari_the]

Trump working hard to destroy the food supply and small farmers and ranchers. Monsanto, I am sure, loves him. Yes, pass the PRIME Act!

[Alex (Sasha) Krainer @NakedHedgie]

Oh such a coincidence! The pipeline passes just by Princess Ivanka and Jared's dream Albanian island resort!

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@CrisprChild So you don’t take a shower. It’s in line with today’s deodorant adds that say it can be used for other parts of the body.

[WIGO @vbsatParis]

@DavidM_Friedman Use a different tone.

[Holden Culotta @Holden_Culotta]

Shane Gillis: “We need another Teddy Roosevelt, somebody who’s willing to abuse their executive power to shut down whatever the fuck we’re doing.”

Ari Shaffir: “No one can get a home.”

“No one can pay their bills.”

“Everyone’s living with roommates at 35.”

Joe Rogan: “They got Flock cameras everywhere.”

Gillis: “Teddy called it the Square Deal.”

“He broke up … the 1%, basically.”

Rogan: “The thing is, don’t you think that big business and corporations and super PACs … have gotten so deeply entwined in politics that if a guy ever tried to do anything remotely like that, they’d kill him?”

“We thought Trump was going to do it.”

“It’s clear he’s not going to do any of those things.”

Mark Normand: “But don’t you feel like we’re at a boiling point?”

“It feels like something’s going to happen.”

@joerogan @Shanemgillis @marknorm @arishaffir

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Quand tu entends un journaliste ou un politique dire « on va manquer d’eau », arrête-toi.

Il n’est pas en train de t’informer.

Il est en train de te faire pipi dans le cerveau.

La Terre, c’est 70 % d’eau. Musk l’a dit à Bill Maher en 2023, sans slide ni ministère. Maher : tu ne peux pas la boire. Musk : le dessalement est absurdement cheap. On le fait déjà. There’s plenty of water. This is not an issue.

Un litre d’eau de mer, quelques kilowattheures, de l’eau potable. Israël le vend autour de 40 centimes le mètre cube. Dubaï boit presque exclusivement ça.

La France n’est pas le Sahel.

503 milliards de mètres cubes tombent chaque année. Après évaporation, il reste environ 200 milliards renouvelables. On en consomme une fraction. Un litre sur cinq, pourtant, fuit dans les tuyaux. L’Espagne réutilise ~15 % de ses eaux usées. Nous : moins de 1 %.

Ce n’est pas la planète qui a fermé le robinet.

C’est un réseau pourri, des autorisations lentes, et un calendrier : trop d’eau l’hiver, trop peu l’été. Un problème de pompes, de stockage, de réutilisation. Un problème d’ingénieurs.

Eux en font un drame existentiel.

Parce qu’un drame justifie le tarif moral, l’amende, le ministère, l’intermédiaire. Toi contre ton voisin. L’agriculteur contre la ville. Et au milieu, toujours les mêmes pour rationner.

L’eau douce, ce n’est pas une relique. C’est de l’énergie et du transport. Dès que l’énergie est abondante, l’eau l’est aussi.

Alors la prochaine fois qu’on te sort la soif comme destin, tu as la phrase.

On ne manque pas d’eau. On manque de tuyaux, de puissance, et de gens qui construisent.

Le reste, c’est du pipi dans le cerveau.