We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to high office- Aesop
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backcountrydrifter retweeted
Jeffrey Epstein:
“Rothschilds ‘planned’ and supported Hítler in mass destruction to gain more power.”
Ariane de Rothschild:
“I know it’s true.”
Three words.
But Epstein is only where the trail resurfaces. To understand it, follow the Rothschild financial network two centuries backward through the wars that reshaped the world.
From wars and banking dynasties to Hítler, Ziønism, Isræl and finally Epstein.
The investigation below reconstructs the history you were never supposed to connect.
The Rothschild Network: Two Centuries of War, Finance, and Political Power
(phantompain1984.substack.com…)
The most dangerous history is not the history they erased. It is the history they left scattered, hoping no one would connect it. 2/4
backcountrydrifter retweeted
In authoritarian states, “law” upholds lawlessness, and its first duty is to keep the leader safe from domestic or outside accountability processes. Judicial capture is the means, and the conversion of the law into what the leader and his enablers need it to be is the end. Democratic notions of the law, and the very notion of “rule of law” and “impartial justice” have no place in authoritarianism.
backcountrydrifter retweeted
🚨 We are currently being subjected to a near-idealized example of Soviet-style reflexive control. Here’s how it works.
Reflexive control is a psychological warfare tactic based on dialectics: Present propaganda portraying a given scenario as *two opposing choices*, a thesis and an antithesis.
The target reaches the conclusion—the synthesis—that you want either way.
In this case:
Thesis: AI is going to make us rich and prosperous!
Antithesis: AI is going to kill us all!
Synthesis: We need to create a cartel of extremely wealthy companies backstopped by the federal government and eliminate competition!
The third option, that “AI” is just software that needs to be regulated like any other new technology—and is also creating a financial crisis—has been removed entirely from the conversation.
How premeditated and coordinated this psyop is should be the subject of a Congressional investigation, but regardless, this is precisely the net effect of what’s going on.
Trillions of dollars are at stake here. They are pulling out all the stops.
mind-war.com/p/ai-could-kill…
Imagine you’re a conman. You’ve said for years you have MAGIC BEANS. You’ve shown lots of REALLY BIG normal beans that you made in your lab.
“Almost there!” you say—over and over.
Now, you have *almost* convinced the villagers to give you TWO TRILLION DOLLARS.
But while the beans keep getting bigger. No magic yet…
What do you do? That money is SO CLOSE.
“I know!” you think, “instead of MAGIC beans, lets’s make them KILLER BEANS.”
So you pump up your beans up SUPER BIG and you say: “I’m sorry, but these BEANS ARE GETTING BIGGER ON THEIR OWN!” You threaten people that if they don’t give you the money, the beans may get into the WRONG HANDS. They might get BIGGER THAN THE EARTH!
The villagers, aghast, run to and fro arguing whether the beans are going to kill everyone or make them all rich.
“Well, either way,” the idiots in the village conclude, “We’d better give him the money.”
backcountrydrifter retweeted
TODAY— Another atrocity by the Colombian AGC paramilitary, originally backed by Israeli soldiers and guns. It’s issued a death threat to renowned campesino organizer Andres Narváez and 6 human rights defenders. Warning them to abandon their lands in 73 hours or be slaughtered.
backcountrydrifter retweeted
“A magnetic wave above 8 Hz is also psychoactive, and produces at 11 Hz somewhat negative (adrenergic) effects, leading to anger, and riotous behavior.”
backcountrydrifter retweeted
She was the "Head of Bribery" at the UK Serious Fraud Office and worked the Glencore case." In November 2022, Glencore Energy (UK) Ltd was ordered to pay £280 million penalty after pleading guilty to seven counts of foreign bribery" Did Donny mess up? globalinvestigationsreview.c…
Nabep, de Alejandro Betancourt, nombró como directora jurídica a Sara Chouraqui, quien fue Jefa de la división de Fraude, Soborno y Corrupción de la Serious Fraud Office (SFO) del Reino Unido finance.yahoo.com/energy/art…
Cada dato es más insólito que el anterior
#AdiósAnticorrupción
backcountrydrifter retweeted
Andrew Tate’s offshore bank Paxum is owned by Anton Postolnikov. He became an investor in Digital World Acquisition Corp. the SPAC that merged with Trump Media & Technology Group. Also $8 million loan to Trump Media through a trust linked to Postolnikov and an account at Paxum.
backcountrydrifter retweeted
In 1985 Meshulam Riklis purchased his friend's townhouse (Sam Giancana) at East 75th Street. Giancana had put the townhouse in Phyllis McGuire's name.
Riklis's other friend Leslie Wexner also had a townhouse on E 74 St which he then sold to the German gov.
nytimes.com/1995/02/12/reale…
backcountrydrifter retweeted
"'Why do many American soldiers who fought in Afghanistan and later returned to their country commit suicide?' Mr. Gulab asked. 'I have heard this many times. What is the reason?'
It was a question that haunts many of us. I tried to explain how we carried the crushing weight of our own shattered expectations: We had grown up on the nostalgia of World War II, then done something we were supposed to be proud of. Instead, what we got from our politicians and generals were evasions and lies. Our commanders could never articulate how our deployments, and all the violence we committed and the losses we suffered, made anyone safer in the United States.
We were left to figure everything out on our own while they landed lucrative jobs at defense companies and collected big fees on speaking circuits. For some people, it was too much to handle."
This is just a hell of a narrative by @Tmgneff about war and loss, memory and forgiveness, and finding shared humanity in the most unlikely places. Worth reading and re-reading.
nytimes.com/2026/07/23/world…
backcountrydrifter retweeted
Wow this guy owns the FBI who turn up at his house because of a Social Media Post
Look at the shame on their faces.
This dude wins the internet today hands down.
backcountrydrifter retweeted
The Wizard of Oz…This is very interesting…🤔
The Straw Man represents that fictional ALL CAPS legal fiction —The PERSON. He wanted a brain but got a Certificate — The Birth Certificate.
The Tin Man — The TIN (Taxpayer Identification Number). He was a robotic avatar, who worked tirelessly until his body literally froze up & stopped functioning. The heartless & emotionless robot creature who worked himself to death because he had no heart or soul.
The Cowardly Lion was a bully, but was actually a true coward when someone stood up to him, like most bullies. He lacked true courage and in the end, the Wizard gave him an Official Recognition Award — Authority & Status.
The Wizard of Oz used magic, smoke, flames & holograms, but all of it were tricks & illusions to push fear & compliance to make people do what he commanded. The truth is the Wizard has NO real power & only used illusions to create false power & authority.
The Wicked Witch pushed fear through intimidation. She was after Toto and controlled the flying monkey police, the policy enforcers, the mischievous demons, which also represents the BAR Association who attack & control all the little people for the Great Crown Wizard, the crooked Bankers of Oz, obsessed with gold.
In the field of poppies, they were not REAL humans, so drugs had no effect on them, but Dorothy was drugged.
The Wizard of Oz was written at the time when Rockefeller & the Big Pharma began to take over medicine & education.
The Crown was actually the largest drug dealer & after their take-over of drug distribution in China, they began to expand all around the world.
Toto was what the Wicked Witch was really after. Toto in Latin means “in total”. Toto exposed the Wizard of Oz and had no fear, despite being very small compared to the Great Wizard, so no one noticed him.
Toto pulled the curtain on the Wizard & his magical scams.
‘Curtain’ also means the End of an Act or scene! He pulled the curtain & started barking until others paid attention, hypothetically giving everyone the “Red Pill”.
The curtain hid the corporate legal fiction & its false courts.
So, no matter how small your bark is, it can be heard!
Unknown artist
backcountrydrifter retweeted
Oct 7 Putin’s birthday.
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Well hopefully very few. The whole point of the scheme was to hide it from the legislative branch. My assumption is that CIA is exerting cooperation through other means.
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Who was really behind the 9/11 attacks in America?
Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of Al-Qaeda, was trained by the FSB in Dagestan in 1997.
In the aftermath of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the world united to fight terrorism.
One figure unexpectedly rose to the forefront: Vladimir Putin.
Russia offered its help to the West, presenting itself as a staunch ally in the "war on terror." This led to an unprecedented rapprochement between the Kremlin and Western powers.
By accepting Putin’s offer, the West turned a blind eye to the authoritarian consolidation taking place in Russia.
Corruption, suppression of dissent, human rights abuses, and the brutal conduct in Chechnya were ignored.
This moment of international goodwill helped Putin solidify his grip on power, projecting himself as a global leader.
Alexander Litvinenko, a former FSB officer turned whistleblower, made shocking claims about the Kremlin's relationship with global terrorism. He accused the FSB of orchestrating the 1999 Moscow apartment bombings, an event that catapulted Putin to power by justifying the Second Chechen War.
Litvinenko also alleged that Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of Al-Qaeda, was trained by the FSB in Dagestan in 1997. According to Litvinenko, after his training, al-Zawahiri moved to Afghanistan, where he became Osama bin Laden’s deputy. Another former KGB officer, Konstantin Preobrazhenskiy, supported these claims, adding that Litvinenko himself was tasked with ensuring al-Zawahiri’s secrecy during his time in Russia.
Looking back, the pattern is undeniable.: a regime willing to weaponize terror to achieve its goals, both domestically and globally.
The West’s embrace of Putin after 9/11 mirrors the trap the Russian people fell into when they elected him in 2000.
Putin used fear, control, and manipulation to secure power domestically, and he used the same strategy internationally to gain legitimacy after 9/11.
