Even Mossad can’t beat the stereotype
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There's just no way this place registers as a worthwhile target, right?
There are clear JIDF posters on kiwifarms. Wouldn't surprise me if they had a presence here.
People like to think they're more important than they are. I've been called an FSB agent and a Mossad agent myself by paranoid people.
Quit lying. We know you know that I know that we all know you are CIA.
I think if he were CIA he'd have cycled out to a new assignment by now and whoever took up his account would have enough of a different posting style for us to notice the shift.
“All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing agaisnt the state”.
What this means is that if there's any space that is free from their dogma then it will grow overtime as an alternative and pose as a threat. Totalitarians have the word total in their name for a reason. Authoritarians have the word authority in their name for a reason. Total Authority everywhere at all times. Think of it as cleaning house: To them, we are a dust to be wiped and every corner must be scoured clean.
"Every potential pocket of resistance, he seeks to eliminate. Even if you never posed as a threat before... he may think one day you might. So you see... It's not important how he know before you did. It's important, that he was right".
Key word here is "potential". The silly thing is: We only exist as a potential BECAUSE of those fabled 14 articles that started it all. Step back far enough and you realize that what we are right now is a result of mess THEY started in the first place. Narcissists, Authoritarians, Sociopaths, Cynics, Nihilists. All of them think they play with the full set of rules of reality and firmly believe it's a "dog eat dog" world where you either strike first or be struck and caught unawares. Not a single one of them stops to think that their actions cause reactions that force them to take more actions in the future. It's called self-fulfilling prophecy.
"All I ever wanted was to play vidya, why did you made me do this?".