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justanotherone ago

I think research has to go where it will. But I can see the need to distinguish between the hard evidence and the "creepy" and weird softer stuff, obviously both help to paint a picture though, both are valid. And remember that do we have any evidence of Podesta or Alefantis sexually abusing children? No. What we have is clear evidence that they enjoy the subject and have suspicious encrypted files and likely run a kidnapping ring etc... So I think that we should try and split the research to a degree, but obviously there is going to be more of the less hard stuff and if a prosecutor is not going to action this, then does the hard stuff matter? Also people do get convicted in court and the court of public opinion based on circumstantial character traits.

No the real question though is if "They" never act, then what will it take to make people rise up and take back the power?! Assuming we even can.

If we can't get the system to work for us (it would be a first), and if we aren't going to do a violent overthrow, maybe there is a 3rd option!

All Government is based on documents and agreements and public support and perhaps money. But what is stopping the people from generating a document, some inspirational magna carta like document declaring our sovereignty around the world and unifying insisting that this be recognized as authority?! I think nothing!

We could try and beat them to making a NWO, a one world government by grass rooting it, a sort of global anti-globalist elitist movement.

This could be something that the people of each country forces the governments to sign on to and it could install authority in a police force that watches the elite, those above the law! The basic truth is that the police protects from criminals at the bottom of society but does little to protect society from the criminals at the top as they ot-rank and often control the law at all levels.

This could be the liberation of humanity, if done right, and if done!

To clarify, I am suggesting that a type of constitution for the people, with ability to provide some degree of global authority, but not actually the total supplanting of countries governments, but rather ensuring that they serve the people and are not corrupted, sort of like interpol if interpol actually stopped the likes of the Rothschilds, Rockefeller's, Soros, Clintons, Bushes etc...

amCassandraAMA ago

You, sir, are a visionary.

I am sadly too cynic already to see that happening, but it would be the most bold, genius, collaborative effort of humankind and first and foremost breathed and lived open source movement.

As long as I can not realistically see it at least moving in that direction though, I prefer a strong rope and a tree

justanotherone ago

Yes, but we have to do more than just kill them, we need grass roots established sovereignty which stops this kind of thing from happening automatically again!

Let's start it here and now...

  1. The powerful won't rules themselves, we need authority and even some budget (modest tax?) to Police the police.
  2. We need elections which are fair, this means monitored and that the candidates are not unreasonably limited.
  3. Democracy is not an elected dictatorship, elected officials can be recalled and removed from power if they act outside of their mandate, they must serve the people's wishes whenever possible and best and noble interests when not in the majority's wishes. Anything that is not in the interest of democracy is invalid and is done as a powerless citizen and not with the authority of the government.

I am sure much more could be added, but it could be done in such a way that it is hard to fault, it is about anti-corruption, fair elections and limiting countries that claim to be democratic, to democratic powers.

amCassandraAMA ago

I can imagine open vote by PGP key of an online government that can instantly get blocked with distrust votings if enough accumulate. That would be a world worth being politically active in.