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I don't know as much about the writing industry as others, but I''m sure it's a familiar story.

Social media has not been good for us, but it has made it even possible to be heard, or heard of, than it was before it, for any or all.  Should some people have to do the song and dance to be seen and heard when others do not ?

Of course not.

Options ?

Cutting off industries who do not give equal representation, and not in the one by one tokenized sense, from your centralized resources is the first and immediate.  

The problem of late in industries I'm more aware of came from both sides.  Generally the circles would hand select representatives and push them through by agenda, for the reasons we've discussed before, often tied to other side ventures.

It's not that this can't exist, it just needs to come from a natural talent pool.  Believe me, no matter their kind, put 100 of them in a room and you'll walk away with twenty, with what you've got to offer.  But if you choose the ones who are in the room, you're only got devotion from that one or two or three.

Let alone the mess.

When you bring them up your responsible for them, which often becomes not only embarrassing, but when they go all wrong in the head as they do, it's a big loud trail right back to all of these ventures.  And it always happens.

People go down.

Secrets get loud.

Traditions get found out.

This is what we've seen of late.  And it's all falling apart.  I had my part to play but it still came back to what I always say ~

Never attempt perfect control, because it makes entropy your enemy.  And entropy will always win.

It was a great plan.  But the problem always was, that it was a perfect plan.  No free will.

I understand the concern, given our own experiences six years ago, but he's let all those people down.  They see through him, and he's a disappointment to them now.  Much of this has to do with Israel.  Much more the cost of living and gas.

Being the only president to war in the middle east and actually come back with less gas.

Ops like Desert Storm, creating a threat, that one straight out of Orwell's 1984, there was a longstanding groundwork laid.  Long standing plans played through step by step, to create an enemy.

'The terrorist threat.'

And say what you will about whether or not that was a good thing, as a plan, an op, it was seen through much better nonetheless.  And it wasn't just about oil but a about lot of things.  From the poppy fields in Afghanistan, to the fear of a unified Middle East becoming a landmass contender of world powers, such as Russia and China, as well as ourselves.

If these nations came together as one, it would put a new player on the already balance field of three players.  Majority rule.  Four players and the world can split in two on a tie.

It's about a lot of things.

As well as religion.  Eden was at the fork off the Tigris and Euphrates, which places it directly on the border off Iraq and Iran.  And of course there's Jerusalem.  These things are important to people, and if these places of power were to be consolidated, that's another player, which holds these powerful symbols of all western faiths.

But yeah it mostly about oil and heroine.

Israel was there for the destabilization part.  Not to mention the handy port in.  

But like I said.  These were extensive ops.  This one, Iran right now, it's clear who this is for, in fact it was made clear, publicly, from the very start.

While having been elected on an America First platform.  His supporters wanted the US to mind its own business, and to take care of its own.  Let these other nations have their dramas, we don't need to care.

He has defied this to the core.  And now everything costs more.  Everyone feels this on the way to store at them pump, and on the way back when they correctly gripe about the cost of this war.  That only became an intentional rhyme about half way through.

And in the president's totalitarianism, he dragged the entire party down with him, forcing their servitude to his easily bought policies, and barely hidden corruption.  He's on his way out.  He don't care.  He'll tear them all down on a payday now, because that money will outlast the chair.

You see ?

These subservient fools are now consigned to Damage Control.  Senators can run forever.  Their concerns stand longer than the next two years and a few of them might want to be presidents themselves one day.

There was no elaborate plan to create the enemy, and so the people do not see the enemy at all.  And Israel can no longer hide itself from their situation with Palestine.  Because again, they didn't bother trying, anymore.

Everyone got lazy.

I didn't know about the election there today, not surprised the close results.  But per Palestine, the guy who briefly replaced Netanyahu was actually worse.

Yeah It's kinda looking like that from here.

Per the concern that some republicans may refuse to give up their seats, I don't think that will be a concern, it'll only make it worse for themselves and the results will likely match the polls, which means claims of election interference will go out the window.

Not to mention the many steps already taken, by them, to make it impossible.  So if they turn it into a drama now, they're face even worse consequences in the next election after, over a fight they know they can't win.

That said, if my services are required to insure this, as requested to be held in that possibility beyond my intended retirement date, it will be done.  I would see that as natural follow through on the prior task.

But I cannot stress enough.

There will always be another emergency.  There will always be another reason to return.  And doing so repeatedly will mean taking control.  Increments of power.  What's left behind after the emergency is resolved, yet again, for a people who frankly need to learn to take care of themselves.

I have no intention of spending any more of my life as Your easy out, for Your very obvious mistakes.

It could only make you weaker.

But yes I will if necessary escort these individuals from the building if required, though I do not believe it will be.  Their losses as a party would far exceed even their members' individual gains which would be nil.

With or without me.

You got this one.  See it through.


It's my experience that nothing tears down an evil more effectively than itself in the presence of a good thing it can't destroy.



~ 'The Sin' by Franz von Stuck ~