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☝🏻 Trump talking about giving visa to anyone who completes any kind of two year college course. Good job Donald, give fuel to the 'educational' institutions that have the USA and the rest of the world in the state it is today. Incentivising more meaningless college courses and the industrial scale creation of more rubbish, society crippling institutions. This guy isn't going to make anything great again. One positive - less street shitters and dog esters will be coming here now - they'll make for America with the promise of green cards.

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Why Conscription Is Coming Back and What You Can Do About It - Doug Casey " “Survive” is the prime directive of all living things, from amoebas to governments. That means if the government needs your life to survive or the lives of a million people like you, it will take them. To the State, you’re just a resource—notwithstanding all the rhetoric about democracy, the value of life, and blah, blah, blah. Remember that the government doesn’t really represent the country. The government is a separate entity that has its own interests, much as a church, a corporation, or any other organization does. The problem is that the government is the only institution in society that doesn’t survive by voluntary trade and production. It survives by force, confiscating assets from the people that it rules. People have an entirely backwards view of what the government is. It’s not your friend. When I say that it treats its subjects as milk cows, I mean that they value you only as a cog in the wheel. As a milk cow, you may be relatively well-treated. But, if push comes to shove, they’ll turn you into a beef cow. That’s what the military does. You’re forced to put your life on the line, not necessarily to defend yourself, family, and friends, but to defend the interests of the government who’ve organized the army. There’s very little you can do other than renounce your citizenship and/or leave the country. Or you can do what a lot of people did during the Vietnam War and simply say, “Hell no. I won’t go.” If you do that, however, you’ll be imprisoned. But perhaps that’s a better alternative than being forced to kill people you don’t even know. There’s no easy solution to the problem at this point. The situation is pretty far gone. Ultimately, we have to reform the character of the country because it’s going in the wrong direction very rapidly." https://internationalman.com/articles/doug-casey-on-why-conscription-is-coming-back-and-what-you-can-do-about-it/ ROBINMG 🚀

Irish lemmings will keep supporting war until this Is happening in Ireland 🇮🇪.. #IrishNeutralityMatters 🇺🇦 Man is mobilized while holding a baby.

The war every dopey lefty clown in Ireland supports.

Donnelly also Paedo adjacent. What you're dealing with, from the archives. https://freepress.ie/2021/04/stephendonnelly/

Video at the top of the report so best to hit the link instead of Instant View. https://open.substack.com/pub/aislingoloughlin/p/theyre-coming-for-our-spare-bedrooms?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=1p5pzt

What happened yesterday: Dear All, High excitement in the Dáil, a few minutes ago. The Government Chief Whip, Hildegarde Naughton, Fine Gael, Galway West, came into the Dáil tonight just before the end of the latest session on the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, and proposed that the debate be adjourned until next week, because more TDs wanted to speak, and they wouldn’t get the opportunity, if the debated were to end as scheduled. Those on the NO side, including Mattie McGrath, Independent, Tipperary, claimed that the adjournment was being proposed because the Government weren’t sure they’d win the vote tonight. Pádraig Mac Lochlainn, Sinn Féin, Donegal, proposed a counter-vote, that would allow the debate to go on for one more hour. The Ceann Comhairle, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, Fianna Fáil, Kildare South, decided that the 2 proposals would cancel each other out, and therefore that a vote should be taken on the proposal of the Goverment Chief Whip, Hildegarde Naughton. A vote was taken accordingly, and the Government won, but the vote was actually very close: YES 74; NO 68, and no ABSTENTIONS. The debate therefore is adjourned until next week, Yours sincerely, A reader.