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dys
22nd March 2011, 10:12 PM
Important disclaimer: I do not advocate for physical violence or unlawful actions of any kind.

Subversive people and subversive groups. Some say- the Jews. Others, the Khazars, the bankers, government, the Satanists, the Federal Reserve, the UN, the Vatican, etc...For myself, I like to call them simply 'the bad guys'. I'm talking about those that try to oppress us, control us, steal from us, violate our rights and privacy, deceive us, murder us, etc...Whoever you think 'they' are is irrelevant for the sake of this discourse, as long as you agree that 'they' exist.

The bad guys love chess, so let's use chess as an analogy. In chess, certain long term elements are employed in order to create undefended or otherwise vulnerable opponent pieces. This is known as chess strategy. Strategy is usually attempted via opening combinations and pawn structure. Because the opponent can counter with a nearly infinite number of moves, the practical application of chess strategy is very difficult to execute, very complex, and very difficult to learn.
Once an opponent piece(s) becomes vulnerable, there are a variety of techniques that one can choose from in order to to capture the piece. Examples include forks and pins. These techniques are otherwise known as tactics.

As a general rule, strategy is a long term plan to create vulnerability. Tactics are a short term plan to exploit vulnerability. Strategy is hard to learn and execute, tactics are easy to learn and execute. Thus, great strategical chess players always beat great tactical players.

How is this practically applicable in the real world? Perhaps you believe, like I do, that Fukushima was no accident. What is the strategy and what is the tactic? The strategy is to build a bunch of nuclear reactors on coastlines and/or fault lines. Once this is accomplished, 'pieces' are now vulnerable. Is the answer to the problem to try and defend against the tactic? That would entail things like building more redundant back up systems, updating outdated technology, building dams, creating more efficient disposal, etc... Would those things change the vulnerability?

This can be applied to many real world situations. Example: Bad guy strategy= allow legalized bribery through unlimited corporate campaign contributions. Tactic= once elected, politicians represent the interests of those that bribed them. Is the answer to this problem to vote them all out come election time?

Strategy: Create monetary system that allows for theft. Tactic: Throw the victims of the system a bone in the form of foodstamps or 'disability'. Is the solution to this problem to create political pressure to dump foodstamps and disability?

Strategy: Create mandatory public school system in order to control information and indoctrinate our youth. Tactic: Hire incompetent and overpaid teachers. Is the answer to replace all of the teachers and/or lower their pay?

The problem is that once a good strategy has been successfully implemented, it is very tough to reverse and/or counter. Strategy is usually accomplished through very careful planning and painstaking and precise implementation. The bad guys have already done that. The good guys didn't. But the answer is not to defend against tactics as the vulnerabilities remain regardless of the efficacy of the defense.

dys

po boy
22nd March 2011, 10:23 PM
First 2 thing that parents should teach a kid are law and how to use hard money otherwise they will be raising slaves.

Once they learn that the "bad guy's" power over them diminishes drastically and they'll have less boogie men to hate.

dys
22nd March 2011, 10:39 PM
First 2 thing that parents should teach a kid are law and how to use hard money otherwise they will be raising slaves.

Once they learn that the "bad guy's" power over them diminishes drastically and they'll have less boogie men to hate.


Sorry I don't agree. Bad guys power doesn't diminish drastically with that teaching. What happens when your kids need to go buy something? They pay the bad guys. What if they decide to NOT buy something because of the price? Bad guys power over them. What happens when they go to work? They pay the bad guys through their labor.
Can't escape the bad guys power unless you change the money system...it's impossible.
Strategy.

dys

Ponce
22nd March 2011, 10:45 PM
"There cannot be bad guys, without having some good guys in their pockets"... Ponce

dys
22nd March 2011, 10:55 PM
"There cannot be bad guys, without having some good guys in their pockets"... Ponce


Yes. Why, though? That's the question.

dys

TheNocturnalEgyptian
22nd March 2011, 10:58 PM
You outlined it very well. The rules of any operation are:

1) Strategy
2) Tactics
3) Execution
4) Luck

And I think you are right. TPTBeen have/had the sway to get strategies in place - mostly by veiled collusion and bribery and indoctrination, as it happens - we know this. We The People have had free reign to adjust the tactics which try to make society a better place, but we are not allowed to participate in the strategies at all. As such, we are always ineffective at reform, to the point of exhausting all tactical options to no avail whatsoever. The ship tacks right, tacks left, but its final destination does not change. We effectively have no remedy available without an ability to affect the strategies. The only reason anyone wants access is because it is so incredibly fucked & hi-jacked, and no tactics grant relief.

dys
22nd March 2011, 11:09 PM
You outlined it very well. The rules of any operation are:

1) Strategy
2) Tactics
3) Execution
4) Luck

And I think you are right. TPTBeen have/had the sway to get strategies in place - mostly by veiled collusion and bribery and indoctrination, as it happens - we know this. We The People have had free reign to adjust the tactics which try to make society a better place, but we are not allowed to participate in the strategies at all. As such, we are always ineffective at reform, to the point of exhausting all tactical options to no avail whatsoever. The ship tacks right, tacks left, but its final destination does not change. We effectively have no remedy available without an ability to affect the strategies. The only reason anyone wants access is because it is so incredibly fucked & hi-jacked, and no tactics grant relief.





The problem is that the strategy has been implemented so well that vulnerabilities exist on multiple fronts. There are only so many resources and the problem is exacerbated if resources are used on ineffective defense.

dys

ps- We The People have had free reign to adjust the tactics which try to make society a better place, but we are not allowed to participate in the strategies at all.
QFT

po boy
23rd March 2011, 01:23 AM
First 2 thing that parents should teach a kid are law and how to use hard money otherwise they will be raising slaves.

Once they learn that the "bad guy's" power over them diminishes drastically and they'll have less boogie men to hate.


Sorry I don't agree. Bad guys power doesn't diminish drastically with that teaching. What happens when your kids need to go buy something? They pay the bad guys. What if they decide to NOT buy something because of the price? Bad guys power over them. What happens when they go to work? They pay the bad guys through their labor.
Can't escape the bad guys power unless you change the money system...it's impossible.
Strategy.

dys


No need for apologies bouncing ideas off one another helps us all to learn. |--0--|

If we can become as self sufficient as possible their power over us will be reduced.
Teach them to work for themselves sell their skills on their terms, write the contract.
There is money other than FRN hence the reason to learn law to your advantage.
The use of hard money is a very powerful and a wealth preservation tool.
Please open your mind and don't fall into the trap that there is only one side of the coin.

Silver Shield
23rd March 2011, 04:19 AM
Here is my proposal for a revolutionary strategy.
http://dont-tread-on.me/the-silver-bullet-and-the-silver-shield/

dys
23rd March 2011, 07:03 AM
No need for apologies bouncing ideas off one another helps us all to learn. |--0--|

If we can become as self sufficient as possible their power over us will be reduced.
Teach them to work for themselves sell their skills on their terms, write the contract.
There is money other than FRN hence the reason to learn law to your advantage.
The use of hard money is a very powerful and a wealth preservation tool.
Please open your mind and don't fall into the trap that there is only one side of the coin.



I won't apologize this time but I still respectfully think you are missing the point. Let's say that your son, for example, decides to become a shoe shiner. He charges $5 per shine. Each shine takes him approximately 5 minutes. After doing 1 shine, he decides that he wants to go to the market and buy a dozen eggs, which happen to cost the amount of one shine, 5$. Now the question is, why do the eggs cost 5$? Perhaps 2$ is due to farming subsidies, 2$ is due to inflation, and 1$ is due to the true cost of product and markup. In this case 80% of your son's labor has been stolen as well as 4 minutes of his time (we can haggle over the figures, but that's neither here nor there). If your son struck a deal with his customers and they paid him in silver, the eggs would still cost 5$. If your son went to go buy eggs on the black market they would still cost 5$. See how there is no escaping the system?

dys

dys
23rd March 2011, 07:04 AM
Here is my proposal for a revolutionary strategy.
http://dont-tread-on.me/the-silver-bullet-and-the-silver-shield/


Honestly I started to read it awhile ago and then got sidetracked and forgot about it. I'll read it in entirety as soon as I get a chance, though.

dys

SLV^GLD
23rd March 2011, 07:33 AM
I won't apologize this time but I still respectfully think you are missing the point. Let's say that your son, for example, decides to become a shoe shiner. He charges $5 per shine. Each shine takes him approximately 5 minutes. After doing 1 shine, he decides that he wants to go to the market and buy a dozen eggs, which happen to cost the amount of one shine, 5$. Now the question is, why do the eggs cost 5$? Perhaps 2$ is due to farming subsidies, 2$ is due to inflation, and 1$ is due to the true cost of product and markup. In this case 80% of your son's labor has been stolen as well as 4 minutes of his time (we can haggle over the figures, but that's neither here nor there). If your son struck a deal with his customers and they paid him in silver, the eggs would still cost 5$. If your son went to go buy eggs on the black market they would still cost 5$. See how there is no escaping the system?

dys








My son will watch me put meat and eggs on the table from chickens we raise. If we need chicken wire which we cannot make ourselves we have eggs to trade. If the man with the chicken wire needs no eggs maybe he needs a hand repairing his fence and will trade his chicken wire. Failing that, a couple shoe shines will buy some chicken wire. The idea is to be as self-sufficient as possible and to leverage that to obtain those things and services you cannot provide for yourself from someone not somecorporation who can. My son will be homeschooled and he will earn his keep so we he will not be indoctrinated with slave mentality and he will know the value of of labor not the value of paper which is a false value. Paper is a last resort when something outside the community circle you help foster must be had. For those things that must be had such as a tractor or even a shovel they can be obtained without buying it new further lining the pockets of somecorporation.

The change has to begin with you but you cannot do it alone. Change does beget change.

dys
23rd March 2011, 07:39 AM
Congratulatons on homeschooling your son, you are doing him a great service and I commend you for that. In fact, I support you in all of your aforementioned endeavors. BUT they are not solutions, even if they do minimize exposure as much as practically possible to the beast system.

dys

SLV^GLD
23rd March 2011, 07:49 AM
BUT they are not solutions, even if they do minimize exposure as much as practically possible to the beast system.

dys

Care to explain how removing yourself from the system is not a solution? The only answer I can forsee is that everyone else remains in the system. I cannot change anyone else only myself. Change begets change. I cannot control where my son will go and what he will do once he is a man. I know I forsook my upbringing and it brought me years of sorrow and I will never fully recover. But I will try.

And FTR, this is all supposition, my wife and I are childless but these represent our plans which we are currently laying the foundations to implement.

po boy
23rd March 2011, 07:59 AM
BUT they are not solutions, even if they do minimize exposure as much as practically possible to the beast system.

dys

Care to explain how removing yourself from the system is not a solution? The only answer I can forsee is that everyone else remains in the system. I cannot change anyone else only myself. Change begets change. I cannot control where my son will go and what he will do once he is a man. I know I forsook my upbringing and it brought me years of sorrow and I will never fully recover. But I will try.

And FTR, this is all supposition, my wife and I are childless but these represent our plans which we are currently laying the foundations to implement.


You got it. ;)

Ash_Williams
23rd March 2011, 08:06 AM
Another thing you do in chess is to convince the other player that your strategy is something that it is not. You set up targets the other player can't resist, so they ignore the deeper strategy. Make important pieces to your strategy look insignificant, and make the useless ones look well protected.

However, I think chess isn't the best way to explain what is happening. I think of the world in terms of professional wrestling. The big players in the world are like the wrestlers, drawing you into the story. You can love them or hate them and it makes no difference. The conflicts are staged, designed to get you to pick a side. If you're a fan of one you might tune in to watch him win, if you hate one you might tune in to watch him get beaten. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if you think the bad guys are cool or if you are old fashioned and cheer on the good guys.

Once you pick a side you're watching their game and you're paying for it.

Wrestling gets money and TV viewers, but the bigger game in the real world is one of power. You like something, so give them the power to make more of it. You hate something, so give them the power to get rid of it. You fear something, so give them the power to protect you from it. Wealth is a red herring... what it's all about is a transfer of power.

SLV^GLD
23rd March 2011, 08:21 AM
You like something, so give them the power to make more of it. You hate something, so give them the power to get rid of it. You fear something, so give them the power to protect you from it. Wealth is a red herring... what it's all about is a transfer of power.


When I like something it is because I see how it works for me when I work it. Therefore, my like is not so much about giving as it is about taking, or incorporating a method or an ideology into my own life. If I hate something I simply ignore it. To do anything more is to participate in that which I despise. If I fear something I prepare myself the best I can to protect myself and then pray that it never comes to that.

What Ash speaks of of is dis empowerment. Or, as he puts it, transfer of power. It is unbecoming to transfer power over myself to men of this world. My only source of power is in a relationship with my Higher Power. Lacking that I will find myself transferring my power to the men of this world and their trappings.

I am by no means perfect and much of my own words reek of hypocrisy to my own ears because I can see how I fail my own ideals. But, I take many moments a day to re establish communication with my Higher Power and to review my actions and my commitments for alignment with His will. He forgives me which allows me to forgive myself when I wander into my own blind will.

dys
23rd March 2011, 10:41 AM
Care to explain how removing yourself from the system is not a solution? The only answer I can forsee is that everyone else remains in the system. I cannot change anyone else only myself. Change begets change. I cannot control where my son will go and what he will do once he is a man. I know I forsook my upbringing and it brought me years of sorrow and I will never fully recover. But I will try.

And FTR, this is all supposition, my wife and I are childless but these represent our plans which we are currently laying the foundations to implement.


It's not a solution because it's impossible to do. It's impossible to do because anytime you buy something or work for someone else you pay the bankers vig. This is true because in order to buy anything or work or even trade, OTHER people must pay the bankers vig. When other people pay the vig, the vig gets passed on to you. EVEN IF by some miracle you manage to find ways to circumvent the vig in certain situations, you are still a slave to the system because the system prohibits you from keeping private property and buying goods at prices that don't include the bankers vig, so 'starve the beast' doesn't starve the beast at all, it just lowers the standard of living of the person trying to starve the beast. Like I said, it's no solution at all.

dys

po boy
23rd March 2011, 11:20 AM
I trade my labor for your's where's the vig?

po boy
23rd March 2011, 11:37 AM
Care to explain how removing yourself from the system is not a solution? The only answer I can forsee is that everyone else remains in the system. I cannot change anyone else only myself. Change begets change. I cannot control where my son will go and what he will do once he is a man. I know I forsook my upbringing and it brought me years of sorrow and I will never fully recover. But I will try.

And FTR, this is all supposition, my wife and I are childless but these represent our plans which we are currently laying the foundations to implement.


It's not a solution because it's impossible to do. It's impossible to do because anytime you buy something or work for someone else you pay the bankers vig. This is true because in order to buy anything or work or even trade, OTHER people must pay the bankers vig. When other people pay the vig, the vig gets passed on to you. EVEN IF by some miracle you manage to find ways to circumvent the vig in certain situations, you are still a slave to the system because the system prohibits you from keeping private property and buying goods at prices that don't include the bankers vig, so 'starve the beast' doesn't starve the beast at all, it just lowers the standard of living of the person trying to starve the beast. Like I said, it's no solution at all.

dys




It's no solution for those who have already given up I totally agree with you.

Ponce
23rd March 2011, 12:09 PM
"There cannot be bad guys, without having some good guys in their pockets"... Ponce


Yes. Why, though? That's the question.

dys


Ask that of one of our congressman.......

dys
23rd March 2011, 12:38 PM
I trade my labor for your's where's the vig?


There is no vig in a labor for labor swap. That being said there is no way that you live your life based on labor for labor swap or you wouldn't even have an internet connection.

dys

po boy
23rd March 2011, 01:01 PM
I have no bank account and don't have taxable income and internet, food to eat and a bed to sleep in all provided for with my labor.

There are ways DYS it takes creativity it may not be easy but it's not impossible.

Yes not all slaves will be free and there are risks involved but without freedom there is only slavery.

Starve the beast.

po boy
23rd March 2011, 01:52 PM
I trade my labor for your's where's the vig?


There is no vig in a labor for labor swap. That being said there is no way that you live your life based on labor for labor swap or you wouldn't even have an internet connection.

dys


Keep seeking my friend like your life depends on it , because it does!