The fact that a huge segment of Japanese society has taken to the streets, compared to the complacent and vastly greater U.S. population, attests to the extreme efficacy of government censorship, communistic education, and highly diverting narratives bedazzling the American public daily. We may not reach Deagel's forecast for U.S. population reduction by 2025, but we certainly will by 2030-35. I think part of that reduction will involve the relocation of masses of illegal immigrants...if not by a Trump presidency then by a faltering and ultimately failing economy. Right now, they subsist on Uber/Lyft/Door Dash employment (if employed at all) or segue into construction or Tyson-type employment which not only look, on one hand, like either a faltering sector at this point but, on the other, as sectors whose wages will continue to deteriorate dramatically as more illegals enter the field. Finally, they'll realize that they're not living the pipe dream they expected and that, in reality, they're slaves. Those industries with captive illegals, like Tyson, will continue to lower the wages as they hire one group and then another to replace them with still lower wages. Why shouldn't they return home?
The NIH, besides mass murdering the people who pay their wages, has much to hide. No response is THE response. It reveals what is suspected, just no proof. ‘One is only as sick as the secrets (s)he keeps.’
The fact that a huge segment of Japanese society has taken to the streets, compared to the complacent and vastly greater U.S. population, attests to the extreme efficacy of government censorship, communistic education, and highly diverting narratives bedazzling the American public daily. We may not reach Deagel's forecast for U.S. population reduction by 2025, but we certainly will by 2030-35. I think part of that reduction will involve the relocation of masses of illegal immigrants...if not by a Trump presidency then by a faltering and ultimately failing economy. Right now, they subsist on Uber/Lyft/Door Dash employment (if employed at all) or segue into construction or Tyson-type employment which not only look, on one hand, like either a faltering sector at this point but, on the other, as sectors whose wages will continue to deteriorate dramatically as more illegals enter the field. Finally, they'll realize that they're not living the pipe dream they expected and that, in reality, they're slaves. Those industries with captive illegals, like Tyson, will continue to lower the wages as they hire one group and then another to replace them with still lower wages. Why shouldn't they return home?
The NIH, besides mass murdering the people who pay their wages, has much to hide. No response is THE response. It reveals what is suspected, just no proof. ‘One is only as sick as the secrets (s)he keeps.’
"Every ordinary man who retains a conscience, and has not given over to the evil, has his limit." - Anonymous