Fun trivia question: What is the first nation tyrants invade? Answer: Their own.

@ludoka58leo

Жыл бұрын

BINGO!!!!

@vernoncrown

Жыл бұрын

Interesting comment...and so true!!

@andrewr6837

Жыл бұрын

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@andrewr6837

Жыл бұрын

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@_hi_pwr

9 ай бұрын

​@@ludoka58leobbk v v. Dj..

As someone who served, never give a service member more respect than the average civilian

@chuckfinley3152

2 жыл бұрын

People get real pissy when you treat them equally

@ChiefMiddleFinger

2 жыл бұрын

Another way to look at this is seeing returning veterans struggle with civilian life, not because of PTS/D (or similar) but because working, and succeeding in civilian life is no walk in the park. In other words, if we practice mutual respect by continually earning it, and building trust from it, then we will all succeed within the confines of the US Constitution, laws, norms, etc.

@Shep01

2 жыл бұрын

Any service member demanding more then that is a good red flag.

@probablynotanagent5594

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChiefMiddleFinger ****in theory****

@cornholes

2 жыл бұрын

Bro-vet culture can literally be the worst. I understand that the transition back to civ life is hard for some, it was for me (literally went back to living with my parents for a year because I thought I had no marketable skills) but that doesn't give us a pass to be a big asshole and pretend to know everything. I take way more pride in the recent prepared citizen/minuteman movement than I do slaving away for a corrupt government.

Career Army officer here, this is dead on the mark. The military leadership has been stripped of officers who understand and support the constitution. In my day, we discussed these problems openly and we're required to explain the concept of an illegal order. Doubt that happens any more.

@CalebDiT

4 ай бұрын

When you look at the execution of the Civil War, for example, and comparing that to your time as an officer, I wonder if this maybe waxes and wanes(?). If so, it definitely seems to be waning, as far as I can tell. I was enlisted and our own command propagandized us heavily for the second invasion of Iraq. We were a group of mostly Arabic, Hebrew, and Farsi linguists. We could separate the truth from the lie, although most didn't let it bother them. For my part, I was very outspoken against the war, even on duty. I was warned that my command would make things turn out very badly for me if I kept it up. Regarding the Civil War, here's something from General Sherman, 1863: _“The amount of plundering, burning, and stealing done by our own army makes me ashamed of it. I would quit the service if I could for I fear we are drifting towards vandalism. Thus you and I and every commander must go through the war justly chargeable for our crimes.”_

@deLappMedia

2 ай бұрын

Amazing point.

@chrisnewport7826

Ай бұрын

As a former Army Officer, times, people, and organization change. Airborne! Throwing away victory in Nam change us and our loyalty forever, they threw away our loyalty through self serving abuse in DC.

@chrisnewport7826

Ай бұрын

Well said.

The hardest part about fighting back in 5th gen is staying ahead of the technology curve and knowing how to beat what is invisibly being used against you. This channel does a great job of creating such content. Keep up the good work.

@WildernessStudy

2 ай бұрын

Most importantly one need to up their mental and spiritual armor to protect from 5th gen/ cognitive warfare. A good BS meter is vital.

Here’s a strange thought: A tactic that could be used in a 5G war could be to convince the populace that they are at war, when in fact the only thing causing the war is the populace’s reaction to that nonexistent war.

@justsomeguyontheinternet5331

2 жыл бұрын

See Star Trek (original series) S1E23 "A Taste of Armageddon" where in computer simulations project the losses and then each side orders people to go be liquidated.

@genghiswolves

2 жыл бұрын

@@justsomeguyontheinternet5331 Twisted AF but that's an ingenious way of waging real war the most economically possible (which is great if there are tertiary actors...)

@dmc7430

2 жыл бұрын

How about convincing them they are not at war? just watch the 'man on the street' videos coming out of Russia...half the population still believes that UKR is full of Not-sees and Putin is the Savior-in-Chief. Then listen to the calls of the people living in UKR calling their relatives in Russia who are literally arguing with them about their dead neighbors and bombed out cities and calling them liars.

@RustyOrange71

2 жыл бұрын

1984

@MauriceLeviejr

2 жыл бұрын

I see you have figured out feminism.

I am a former servicemember and I believe that your video is more important to civilians than any other source. I shed a hopeful happy tear at the end. Thank you S2.

The amount of work and hours put into the research, script, and overall breakdown/explanation of an abstract concept of 5th gen warfare on your guys part is both amazing and inspiring. Even in strange times having a message that can encourage others to promote cognitive thinking and self-development is key, thank you all at the S2 shop for being such a voice.

@bobsterclause342

9 ай бұрын

and the sixth generation of warfare will be gen one but with laz guns and no high altitude bomber can dodge the falanx shot.

@MHlovesz

9 ай бұрын

Is there any non-cognitive thinking?😮

@benjaminjones5029

10 күн бұрын

​@@MHlovesz emotive thinking or emotional thinking

@benjaminjones5029

10 күн бұрын

​@MHlovesz part of 5g is preventing planning by creating an emotional response in the amygdala. Like divisive, authoritarian, or even the program targeting you with triggering or violent shorts. It stops you thinking cognitively. It triggers emotions.

Man..I gotta tell you this hit hard. The last two years have had me pacing back and forth like a caged tiger waiting for a fight that hasn't come. This really put into perspective what my gut has been telling me. I had already deleted most social media accounts after the "election". Normally I'm pretty hot headed. Yet, looking at how completely helpless people seem to be right now, I've had to curb that, and desperately try to be encouraging, grounded, and informative in nearly every minor social encounter I find myself in. I already recognized that there is a war being waged on our very humanity.

@jkgkjgkijk

Жыл бұрын

Welcome traveler 😉

@rickreese5794

Жыл бұрын

GR8 post 😊

@nicholasfevelo3041

Жыл бұрын

Amen.

@ArkamasRoss

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly man. I think I already knew but this just somehow really helped clear some air for me. Be in the world but not of it.

@OPTIMUSL1ME

Жыл бұрын

You are not alone. I graduated college in '19, where the year before I had already become isolated from my former friend groups. I work for a gov contractor where I fought tooth and nail to not take the jab. Then the election happened. The jab stuff seems to have disappeared almost overnight, where I was ready to completely upheave my life over it. Now I'm in the process of building resources and have become a source of information and insight for my parents and extended family. The other day I told my wife "yeah, I basically expected the global economic collapse or the next great catastrophe to happen by now." She agreed, and said that would mean we'd have to figure out how to pay off the new air conditioner. lol. I don't talk to people at work.

Retired Infantry field grads, I too; was amazed at the blind obedience state AGs gave to the Biden administration by deploying troops on our soil to perform a civillian law enforcement mission. I also hate to say this but the author and I share the same sentiment, many of the leaders in our Army have little to no sense of duty or honor, I can speak directly to that. shedding responsibility to limit liability, not leading from the front, I can go on forever. Glad I retired at 23 years, had to. Good presentation, thanks for the video

@uccii6250

2 жыл бұрын

Stopped a coup.

@north7764

2 жыл бұрын

uccii When?

@jhartusaf

2 жыл бұрын

@@noneofbusiness9764 23 years of service

@bobsagget9212

2 жыл бұрын

I'm also 23 how do I retire

@nobodyherepal3292

2 жыл бұрын

Wait, US troops got deployed for domestic police mission? When and where?

Good to hear your opinion on soldiers carrying out unjust orders in today's environment, felt that way for awhile

@willbass2869

2 жыл бұрын

My dad was a generation ahead.....he saw Eisenhower's use of 82nd (?) to desegregate Little Rock schools as exactly .mil being used against people. He later said he even noticed this while serving in '50s when he & all the base SNCOs had to take several days of instruction on identifying and reporting political (commie) infiltration of lower ranks. It was basically a class in recognizing "propaganda". He said civilian "suits" accompanied uniformed officers for some of the teaching sessions. Hmmm? Dear old Dad saw just how easy it was to "indoctrinate" even some of the old school, hard bitten, multi-hitch SNCOs, most with overseas deployments. He said he was disappointed in many he considered friends for swallowing the over-hyped "commie-under-the-bed" targeting of 18/19 year old draftees under their purview. He was more concerned with "commies" at senior levels of State Dept and even in DoD........oh how time proved him right

@lithium1770

2 жыл бұрын

well commies have to be rooted out

@edthoreum7625

2 жыл бұрын

@@willbass2869 which of politicians are under the bed commies/fascists? My local bishop thinks some are extraterrestrial or just working for corporate monopolies?

@problem-reactionsolution8426

2 жыл бұрын

@@willbass2869 We can learn so much from those who lived things we didn't. Thanks for sharing, though I feel this is so much bigger than simply communism, that is certainly one of the major elements in the conflict we are living.

@greggstrasser5791

2 жыл бұрын

@No One That sounds like some postmodern Commie BS.

To know who the "top dog" in 5th gen war is at any given moment, just observe what groups are absolutely never allowed to be seen as the 'bad guys' in any way. Especially in regards to legal consequences for working in their own group interest.

@-b-sharp

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mean that if you want to know who is in control, you just ask yourself who you aren't allowed to criticize?

@ajaxinfinitum5604

2 жыл бұрын

Kazarian Mafia

@bobdole5782

2 жыл бұрын

So, the government and people like Bill Gates, and cancer kids?

@assbread5950

Жыл бұрын

the rootless cosmopolitans

@CaesarGB

Жыл бұрын

The inhabitants of a certain Middle-Eastern nation the ethnicity of which is in all major branches of government and in commerce.

In 5th generation warfare, you dont get a draft notice: you get a youtube recommendation for a video on 5th generation warfare.

@BobJohnson648

3 ай бұрын

Why draft Americans if you can get non-Americans to fight your wars?

@John-mf6ky

22 күн бұрын

Nah, tends to be about stupid trivial political stuff to get people riled up. We're all a victim of 5th generation warfare, even if we don't know it.

I was beginning to think I was going insane until I found this channel. Please keep putting this degree of work in. Top notch stuff.

@grognard7790

Жыл бұрын

You're probably going insane.

@walkingcontradiction223

Жыл бұрын

@@grognard7790 It's America, didn't you know we're all insane?

@walkingcontradiction223

Жыл бұрын

@@grognard7790 It's America, didn't you know we're all insane?

@rkidben42069

Жыл бұрын

I wouldnt cancel your therapy appointment

@Greg-yu4ij

Жыл бұрын

He got the battle lines wrong. Its the CCP vs the USA. The CCP’s goal is to get the USA into a civil war or a nuclear war vs Russia. They used a tactic called “active measures” to divide left/right, black/white, gay/straight and get us to do all the other things you mentioned so that we get into a civil war and destroy ourselves.

The normalization of using the military as "police" is the scariest thing to come about the last few years in the US for me. Every authoritarian regime has used the military and militarized police to control their countries and this is not a good precedent to set.

@jdsiro

2 жыл бұрын

And people always say, “But the police would never _______!” Or “Our military would never ______!” Yet time and again all throughout history, under every tyranny, there are police and military imprisoning, torturing, killing, and persecuting the citizens “for the greater good” or “because they are just following orders.” Think it won’t happen here as well? Think again.

@johnydsmithson6834

2 жыл бұрын

Remember when 'miltarized police' was so taboo for years? Now the same people are praising literal military policing civilians. AR-15 cop bad, m-16 MP good, MRAP 'tanks' bad, IFV's gooood.

@ccsniper

2 жыл бұрын

Its also illegal in america.

@Kaththee

2 жыл бұрын

This is why the Defund The Police movement was funded. To purge it of elements that might resist unlawful orders. This kind of purging has been taking place in the military for decades, a military who will be used to oppress the American people in the near future. I'm glad that S2 is starting to see that states have always been at war with their own people, and that declaring war against some foreigner or "terrorist" allows states to do things AGAINST their own citizens in ways that they can't do if everything is peaceful. Kind of makes you wonder how many critical events are staged or encouraged on purpose and without us knowing it?

@MikeOxlong-

2 жыл бұрын

@@ccsniper it’s also illegal in other supposed democracies like Canada, until you have the most idiotic person alive as your supposed elected leader... rules, laws, and human rights be damned!

We are definitely in a 5th Gen war. Everything is expensive, parts shortages and lost days from work and a coldly indifferent government are starting to impinge on our lives. It's all picking up speed. It's time to start being self reliant. I come from a family of teacers but you're right on about schools. Also moving to a more rural area is a big relief if you can swing it.

@NormieNeko

9 ай бұрын

I've never left rural America... Traditionalists idolize rural life, but it has different issues than suburban and urban settings. Land can be expensive or simply not for sale because it's owned by the government or a corporation. Most people live in town, but at least HOAs are rare, and some places allow small farm animals for a monthly payment to the town. Drug use is high because a good chunk of the smaller population is addicted compared to a larger urban population. Jobs are few. People generally drive to the nearest largest small town and closest city for work, which can be about 40-60 minutes one way. Remote work is better, but internet infrastructure is lacking so speeds are slow. Bigger cities much farther away buy up all the water rights and leave the area dry. Most farming is corn, hay, and marijuana. We lack variety in services and entertainment. The schools are barely woke, but the quality is definitely shit. The politics are very conservative, and while that's fine for me, there are a few locals with different views regularly complaining or trying to get elected to go against the majority view. The plus is definitely the ability to live out Wild West romanticism (with a few limitations), homesteading, and off-grid living. Homeschooling is usually legal with state testing only mandatory every few grades in progression. Most people have at least one legal firearm, and living out of town allows DIY shooting ranges. Most things are cheap. Taxes are lower. Crime is lower. Slow living is the standard. You are forced to be self-sufficient. You can make helpful loyal friends if you join a local group like a church etc. You can also get away with a lot to be honest. Redneck entertainment and events are the norm, so people who don't like rodeos, mudding, racing, derby, barn dances, 4H, drinking in public, and built pickups with straight pipes are screwed. Most people are white, and those who aren't simply act white (cultural influence). You usually find more Mexican immigrants (1st & 2nd gen) in rural towns than anything else, so at least the Mexican food is decent - that's the rural southwest anyway. I'm probably never leaving because of convenience and choice. I still process the pros and cons though. Newcomers usually don't stay beyond 5 years because they can't handle the change.

@kitkakitteh

9 ай бұрын

I moved from a top 5 population to a small town of 20k: meth is king here. It shapes so much of the social fabric and more of the governmental fabric. It’s amazing how it touches everything here. Schools, policing, policy, jobs, friendships, families, crime, poverty, services and healthcare. It’s def not the Mayberry I was expecting.

@mtrisi

9 ай бұрын

Nope, self-reliancy doesn't fix it. You will be touched somehow.

As an Australian I think this is one of the best and most important video's you have put up. Awesome video and very much needed. I have refused to follow government mandates, I have lost my job and and my savings are dwindling. I am a single male with no dependents and I feel so sorry for people who could not refuse the mandates for any number of reasons. I have been extremely angry and not sure which way to go, but this video has calmed me and has given me concepts to think about and for this I am very grateful. Thank you.

@joseinfante7540

Жыл бұрын

Keep on pushing forward my good man and never fear clowns , their bozos ..live Free for that is the best way to show homage for those who gave it to us.

@oakson3045

Жыл бұрын

Resist.

@reallifehardtruth4465

Жыл бұрын

Assess your situation, set goals and acquire the tools to reach those goals. Start small but expect setbacks. Try again but in a different way . Setbacks can be anything. I had two failed marriages, major health issues,economic and personal financial issues. Once i learned how to deal with them things improved. Pay attention and treasure the people who help you along the way because they have demonstrated value. These are your friends. Dont put a lot of stock in folks who befriend you after have reached the finish line or realized your goals. Thase people are parasites. My weaknes was beautiful women. They have no value longterm. They will abandon you and sell your organs at the first sign of trouble. I hope this helps.

@vernoncrown

Жыл бұрын

Here n America we are trying to avoid becoming what your leftist government has become.

@imafraidofclowns740

Жыл бұрын

@@vernoncrown That is our biggest problem, with the majority of our politicians it seems it is a race to the left.

Sun Tzu would greatly approve of 5th Gen warfare. It fits in well with his doctrine.

@rikertvonfulton16

2 жыл бұрын

He was the first it seems.

@user_____M

2 жыл бұрын

Sun Tzu and his famous ~winning good, losing bad , texts.

@Saberjet1950

2 жыл бұрын

@@user_____M there's more to it than that.

@mj6463

Жыл бұрын

@@user_____M read art of war before you diss it genius, it only takes like an hour.

@azure6392

Жыл бұрын

@@mj6463 for mouth breathers who have to sound out each word it may take longer.

JAG NCO here, you're spot on every front here man. The way the US Military is operating on US soil and SM breaking their oaths is a death by a thousand cuts. I pray I taught my Soldiers well to know the difference and I hope Commanders/Leaders listen to me on the JAG front. Hold my counterparts accountable for their actions, the uniform should cause us to be held to a higher standard not giving us a pass when breaking oaths, laws and morals.

THIS IS THE MOST INFORMATIVE VIDEO I'VE SEEN EVER IN MY LIFE. I AGREE WITH YOU ABOUT DRUGS. I QUIT EVERYTHING YEARS AGO FOR THIS EXACT REASON. I COULDN'T THINK OF GOING THROUGH A REAL PROBLEM IN AMERICA WHILE ALSO DETOXING FROM DRUGS. ALSO I AGREE THAT YOU NEED TO STAY FOCUSED ON REAL LIFE, NOT ABUSE DRUGS TO AVOID ALL RESPONSIBLY. AMAZING VIDEO. THANK YOU

Your mind is your most important asset right now. Lose the ability to critically think and you've already lost. We all have friends and neighbors who have become casualties.

I think one of the problems we have today is that we assume this is new. Some aspects of it sure are, and the speed of it as well. But look at Sun Tzu, that dude was talking about this stuff thousands of years ago. The Byzantines were also masters of using their whole state to change perspectives, use proxy states, their religion (even language) to turn enemies into allies and allies into enemies. Often these enemies were tribes, or other non-state actors as we'd call them today. The problem I see really is the volume of information - who has time to actually suss it all out? Especially if you work 40+ hours a week, have a family or any meaningful hobbies/community. Ironically, it seems we've all or mostly become consumers of media. Good information, great presentation.

@erikortlieb7282

2 жыл бұрын

To answer your question of sussing out information, much of it can be accessed quite easily. If the government decided to go after all the people that have purchased xzy items as terrorists, they could easily have thousands of data points of people who have purchased xyz, along with addresses, banking info, you name it. Given any one variable that could be easily determined, such as xyz purchasers, mass attacks on said individuals personal lives could be carried out almost instantly. It’s all dependent on what the purchasers the government would indicate as “risky individuals”.

@GorgeousMerc

2 жыл бұрын

War never changes

@elektrotehnik94

2 жыл бұрын

1.) Biggest flaw of the video: Framing the people that restrict our freedom of "our choice of how we live" ("5th gen enemies") as a class whose primary characteristic is "being our enemies", per see. Almost everyone besides myself is my enemy AND my ally, depending on the issue we are talking about. It's the nature of humans; they are multi-variable, in good and in bad ways. ^^ All the classical "war enemies" (soldiers) have always been that way too --> multi-variable, in good and in bad ways. Reducing them to enemies is always taking a controversial shortcut, that is functional & may be needed in war, but is not "right/ accurate". Life is about prioritising "your battles" on different levels of social hierarchy - whether it's nations-level, local community-level, family-level or your-own-mind level, just to name a few.

@elektrotehnik94

2 жыл бұрын

2.) All 5th gen warfare always existed. It's called a conflict of perceptions & a conflict of interests. ^^ The only thing that changed is the breadth of our information exposure, due to social media. Consequently, we can be exposed to the Wild West of information overload & perspective-warping methods that are much more cost-effective & formidable than they once were. It was a great thought-provoking video

@garyblack8717

2 жыл бұрын

There is nothing new under the sun.

S2: a vending machine taking your dollar isn’t a hostile action Me: violently shaking and smacking the machine till I get my dollars worth or multiple items fall 😂

@bnalive5077

2 жыл бұрын

*Hostile

@Bikelife_505

2 жыл бұрын

@@bnalive5077 you better be a millionaire taking time out your day to spell check a comment

@brandoncrimmins6296

2 жыл бұрын

RIGHT! I was thinking the exact same thing! You forget "belligerently kicking" the machine though!

@buckberthod5007

2 жыл бұрын

Hey last time I used a vending machine was at a rest area on i70. I manged to get 2 bags of cheezits for the price of one out of the deal lol

@minajamesrevenge9831

2 жыл бұрын

@@bnalive5077 I hope she sees this and let's you do it

Excellent analysis of 5th Gen war....a type of war that can make you go bonkers trying to figure it out...

After reading several books on 5th Generation Warfare, I pulled down one of my translated copies of Sun Tzu. His information warfare (spies and propaganda) and economic warfare mean that the ancient world was waging 5th Generation Warfare.

Back in the 80’s we spoke of “full spectrum” warfare. Military, economic, information, land, sea, space and air. I believe what is now identified as 5th generation warfare, more fully describes this concept. Of course you could logically say that 5th gen war would have been waged in the past if the technology existed, so are we only bounded by the current limits of technology to determine which generation of warfare can be waged?

@jpoeng

2 жыл бұрын

The other thing I find myself pondering is that the info battle has been going on for a long time. We obviously had organized propaganda at least back to the Spanish American war, and it was very organized and comprehensive by the time the gulf wars rolled around. So I’m not entirely sure I see a hard line between the info battle-space as a support element of 4G warfare, and the 5G framing… Yet there’s clearly a difference between the info war as a merely an enabler of cohesive kinetic action, vs what we’re experiencing now… 🤔

@joshshepherd5660

2 жыл бұрын

I would say your question is absolutely relevant to the definition of any generation of warfare ever discussed. I tend to think it is the case. The only obtuse piece i find in the puzzle is; our warfare waged between the atomic bombs being dropped and now. Part of me truly thinks there will never again be a weapon of that magnitude deployed to any human battle. To a degree that is true of chemical weapons too. Nerve agents used on a battlefield, a city...Perhaps human beings have set that as a boundary for physical war. We can deal with a man killing a few men with a mortar, m.g, or even a men killing hundreds with a large scale air strike. But the single bomb that is always chosen to be used by one man, to kill thousands/millions is just too far...Probably wishful thinking lol

@debnoname4284

2 жыл бұрын

Why are the government, FBI,( CIA) ignoring the HB laptop like it has never existed??? We are frustrated as we watch our constitution be ripped into pieces right before our children's eyes.

@eddiehazard3340

2 жыл бұрын

"..so are we only bounded by the current limits of technology to determine which generation of warfare can be waged.." --good question. I'd say the limits (just riffing here) are: 1) Level of Technology available for harm/mischief 2) Subterfuge/Obfuscation limits - after they do it, can they hide it or blame someone/thing else? 3) Education/Propaganda - are the minds currently groomed to accept the narrative about what has been done. Can they remember things? Can they think critically? Can they stand independently without confirmation? Can they see through complex patterns and make simpler patterns from them? 4) Level of psychosis of current ruling peoples - how crazy are they today, this year, this generation? 5) Defensive health of populace - do they stay fit, do they stay smart, can they fight or shoot? do they have hackers amongst them? Do they believe in healthy things or toxic things? Family strength, is it present? Hate and divisive - are they strong together or weakened by inner squabbles - etc. I'd say these are the give big ones right?

@sb5838

2 жыл бұрын

The adherents of Duhet, bomber warfare school, swore that massed bomber formations would render nations unable to resist. Resistance being the key term here. But Clausewitz explicitly stated that the end state was "If we desire to defeat the enemy, we must proportion our efforts to his powers of resistance." Not the HOW we fight, but the WHY. The methods are irrelevant to the ends.

Over the course of the last two years, I have had a dozen or more individuals of diverse ages and backgrounds talk to me about reality “seeming off,” “surreal,” and “feeling strange.” We have been at 5g war for years.

@rm-gh1co

2 жыл бұрын

that's when a long walk in a wilderness or national forest miles away from technology (and people) can ground you.

@CarrotConsumer

2 жыл бұрын

Knowledge is the greatest enemy of confusion and fear. Take a book into that woods of yours.

@n8loux

2 жыл бұрын

Every time you see a meme that pertains to reality being off, or living in a simulation, etc. It's a cry for help, a hope escape a world that seems so asinine, so ridiculous.. that for them to be told their reality is fake, would bring them peace.

@TheRealKlausSchwab

2 жыл бұрын

Something doesn't feel quite right...

@mountedpatrolman

2 жыл бұрын

It started in 2014.

"I question their dedication to trying to fix the world if they are constantly trying to escape it." That's quite insightful.

This video is so grounded and well thought out. It helped me understand all these questions I have had no answer to. I feel so relaxed now.

This is quite possibly the most well thought out video I've seen on KZread this year to date. Great job dude, really nice work.

As a former naval aviator I can confirm that everything being taught in the RAG for any airframe carrying weapons is 100% rooted in lessons learned in Vietnam and sharpened over Iraq, the Balkans and everywhere else. Even in the 2000s I watched hundreds of hours of footage from A-4s, A-7s and F-4s

Not going to lie this one had a lot of hard pills and scary things. But honestly I think you are spot on and as a vet myself 100% I agree with what you said about the military.

“Just following orders…” Wow! We haven’t learned much since the Nuremberg trials, have we?

Man, you said a lot of things that I've been saying for two years and I've gotten verbally beaten down everytime I've said those things. This shit forced me to give up a career that I once loved and a pension that I had spent half of my life working towards. The United States and the military that I once knew no longer exists.

@Woodland_Warrior

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your honesty and integrity.

@kd741

2 жыл бұрын

Airborne! Remember getting laughed at 2010 when I mentioned how China owned so much American debt and they were a threat. It was another NCO who thought I was crazy for believing China had that kind of capacity.

@philobetto5106

2 жыл бұрын

what's happening is corrupt politicians, a compromised gov, and a justice system in combination with the globalist, the top 5 corporations all mixed in with big tech, each one protecting the other for different reasons

@Centermass762

Жыл бұрын

@CatusBrutus if you're talking to me, I just got out recently.

@TexProfVH

Жыл бұрын

ApaasSaaass m pw

I forget where I heard this phrase, but it highlights a relevant concept today; "in this age it's becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate between an imperfect ally and an enemy to your cause." If this definition of fifth generation warfare is correct, then we should consider verifying an enemy to a cause is in fact an enemy, or just an imperfect ally; if we don't, then chaos is sure to insue, and the cause will become twisted and unclear.

@Gilberto90

2 жыл бұрын

This is a good point. Look at Turkey for an example: they seem to be supporting Ukraine and their NATO allies (sending Bayraktar drones) but at the same time buying S-400 systems from Russia and their involvement in Syria is murky at best. Or is it just Turkey practising 5GW against Russia too (e.g. "We'll shoot down your planes and let your ambassador get killed but we're not hostile because we want to buy your SAMs")?

@hombreg1

2 жыл бұрын

Think of a balance in self interest. An ally is an ally as long as their survival hinges on this relationship. In the end, that's why most "blocks" try to develop codependency between their unitary states. It's the same way you keep a country together, too.

The last part of your podcast made the best argument for returning to church I’ve ever heard.

Anyone else not really understand anything this guy says, or why it matters, but still love the videos?

I cannot express how helpful the information you have put out has been for me and my family. I think some people forget how difficult it can be for an average family to make some of these changes. In the last few years we have started homeschooling, learning to garden, learning how to use firearms, learning how to basically live in a completely different way while still functioning in an ever changing landscape. The changes have been very positive, but also difficult. Just finding useful trustworthy sources of information to learn these skills has been complicated. I won't ramble further, but just know you are helping and much appreciated. Thank you

@carnivoreRobert

2 жыл бұрын

proud of u snoopy rocks

@tacticalmattfoley

2 жыл бұрын

It's a much more academic approach than the panic I see from many of the preppers right now on KZread. As we know, panic will cause a person to make terrible choices.

@hasanmousa4235

2 жыл бұрын

Can you share some of the sources you speak of?

@SN00PICUS

2 жыл бұрын

@@hasanmousa4235 Apologies man, I just saw this reply. Most of the valid information i've found has been from books and instructors. I can get you the publishing information from the books I found, but most were from old bookstores. I just started buying up every old informational text that I thought could be useful gardening, plant identification, basics of physical health, chemistry, economics etc. Once I had a basic grasp of some skills I went to a gun shop and just asked if someone could help me and explained my issue. Those guys were awesome and seemed to love to explain to a complete newbie, lol. I also went to a nursery and started asking how to go about growing food to live on. That was helpful, but you have to understand ALOT about soil that I never even considered. For example, I never thought about testing for nitrogen levels...One thing I have found is that just asking and being honest about ignorance goes a long way in getting help. It sounds ridiculously simple, but in most cases people love to explain how to do stuff. Just be careful and make sure to use common sense when weighing facts.

"Smarter the phone, dumber the owner" applies here. The more "connected" people are in *generic ways,* the less people are able to think critically. These people are easier to fool, yet at the same time, harder to convince of their foolishness, because they believe they're "smarter" than ever before.

@jamesbridges7750

2 жыл бұрын

More inputs=more control

@CarrotConsumer

2 жыл бұрын

In ye old times people wouldn't even know what's going on a town away. There are pros and cons here.

@kellyalger2394

2 жыл бұрын

Makes me think of the people in Fahrenheit 451, specifically the ones who always were glued to their "family" all the time. If you know, you know.

Perception control, hearts and minds, social engineering. You are the product especially if you don't think so, or maybe not.

I'm studying the same theme for my uni degree and I know how hard it is to study and compile all concepts involved. Thank you very much for your hard work man Greetings from BR

Man, they must be throttling you guys with so few comments and views. Glad I am on Patreon to see and support you guys there.

@S2Underground

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah this one is still in the early-access stage; that's why the views are so low. That'll change tomorrow 👍

@snicklefritzd3612

2 жыл бұрын

@@S2Underground keep up the stellar work, and thank you.

@spaceninjasteve3356

2 жыл бұрын

@@S2Underground how does a guy get early access?

@SuperCulverin

2 жыл бұрын

Yep. And some of the comments get de-ranked too.

@jaydwy8069

2 жыл бұрын

@@spaceninjasteve3356 become a good little pay piggie and pay up. Hes already seen the comment so dont delete again lol

Very well articulated and great analysis.

Im fighting my own personal war at this time that really ties into this. And thats the war of a blackpilled attitude at a really extreme degree. Like im blackpilled to such an degree so extreme I just feel like everything we do is only postponing the inevitable end result of this 5th gen war being waged against us. But I care about this world, and I wanna fight for it. I know if I work hard enough I can be a good soldier in this conflict. I may be a young civilian, but ive made it 22 years without any addictions or major illnesses, and honestly ive kept my head out of all the bullshit. Ive always been redpilled. So much so I am totally unable to find entertainment value in our entertainment because I see past all the smoke and mirrors and I see things for what they are. I know when propaganda is being pushed my way and it has no effect on me because I am aware to its existence. My biggest issue is that I need more knowledge and experience. And I also need to fight off the extreme blackpilled attitiude and stop being so damn jaded. Its time to start arming myself with the most powerful weaponry I can possibly get my hands on. Knowledge. A sharp mind trumps a sharp sword. Though I do have weapons such as firearms, the sharpening of my mind is something I am actively working on. I dont think we can win this war, but im going down kicking and screaming if I gotta. Lets make the war as frustrating and difficult as possible for the state.

@angelarich8455

6 ай бұрын

I’m a lot older and been through alot but I agree with you. Also the fact that I wasn’t going through it say, in the years before you were born! Life was truly easier and we were more carefree ( depending on what life situation born to etc ) but society was happier and more humble

Your perspective on this is invaluable. Thank you for upholding your oath to uphold the Constitution and not merely a government.

@mehe1158

Жыл бұрын

Meaningless freedom is no longer existent in America

S2U, thank you for another excellent piece. I want to let you know that many of our officers are watching your program with enthusiasm. You are more concise and informed then the average CGSC instructor

@nerdlynomad

2 жыл бұрын

Fact check true

This has got to be your best video yet! I'm sharing this with everyone. of all information out there. this makes the most sense to me at this point.

I knew something strange was unfolding and building in the 2011-2014 time frame. The internet was shifting from a place of ideals and social exchange into world powers' battleground, with the citizenry serving as their soldiers. All of the polarization, hyperbolic nonsense, and general craziness since has clearly been battleplans being carried out.

@carlosdelsol76

9 ай бұрын

It's because of the release of smartphones

@jessemiller4939

9 ай бұрын

4gLte into 5g was perfectly matching to the other silent weapons systems simultaneous movements corrallating into a magnetic field. 64 is a big number in this With lte,and the Bitcoin algorithm is 64 digit matrix when cracked. The first counting system was the i-ching In china,some 3000 years ago.

@jessemiller4939

9 ай бұрын

silent weapons for quiet wars Agenda for the 21st century State dept publication 7277 Hr97 Hr666 Open skies treaty Non-elected boards & commissions Negligence False beliefs It's the age of deception Rewording Renaming things like immigrant to migrant worker The perfect golden era of society is gone All the bases are covered No one will know until it's consumed .

As a junior officer the discussion around 20:00 is very thought-provoking.

Wow you guys nailed this. Very informative and familiar. Tourniquet for 5th gen warfare is spending more time outdoors, I believe if you connect with nature you learn invaluable information about yourself. Plus you get to stop the constant bombardment of technology and toxic subject matter. Also you meet more like minded people

@rm-gh1co

2 жыл бұрын

exactly and that's my go to activity to keep me sane and balanced. And, no pharmaceutica. especially no psychotropics.

@theduplicator3270

2 жыл бұрын

And you get laid more.

@gulfcoastpinebelt8600

2 жыл бұрын

Yep that's for the birds

I just got out of the Air force 6 months ago and I completely agree that upper leadership will do anything to make themselves look better and promote. Even if that means doing something that they don’t want to do or disagree with morally

@tibbs3112

2 жыл бұрын

EAS'd Marine of 4 years. Once they make O3 and have determined that they're in it for the long haul, all bets are off if they risk their retirement for their morals. There are exceptions but that is the standard.

I can't express how glad I am that you all have made this video it's given me a lot to think about thank you and fight on in the shade

This is a great topic. And addresses important issues. With this current dearth in US recruitment armies at least the US army is going to have to change. As we see in the Ukraine conflict at least on the Russian side the soldiers are standing up and saying Look if we’re going to fight fight to win with the least casualties. Ukrainians are more open to listening to their soldiers and implementing or allowing their ideas. Many learned in the US they didn’t fight to win and we’re politically sold out. Since then they realized they were being used by corporations as well as politically manipulated. Now the obvious politics and outright treason has really come out into the light of day.

Active duty captain here, currently facing general discharge for refusal of the jab. So glad that there are people like you out here doing this good work and bringing these issues to light. I wish more of my colleagues cared enough about the state of our nation to ACT on these issues. I have plenty conversations with people who claim to agree with me, but the vast majority will not act on their words. They are afraid of being ostracized or losing TDY/PCS/promotion opportunities. We need more people to stand up for themselves, and not allow this nation to die the death of a thousand cuts.

@SgtRudySmithbRet

2 жыл бұрын

I was medically retired in 2019 but I'd be in the same boat. Stay strong skipper! There are more of us than you think. What's your mos ?

@rm-gh1co

2 жыл бұрын

good for you. because I have refused all pharmaceutica I have been ostracized from friends, family, entertainment activities but remain adamant. However I must share that I survived exposure to several of the viruses over the last two decades by taking a cheap immune booster, blood pressure lowering, dementia offsetting herb with oleuropein in it called olive leaf extract. the lung crud simply goes away. works for smoker's cough too. I tell everyone who will listen as it's so cheap and outperforms everything yet (naturopath and pharmaceutica). bout $15 a bottle. makes your immune system a beast and seems to have enhanced my memory significantly.

@terbentur2943

2 жыл бұрын

Stay strong!

@Ready17

2 жыл бұрын

@@SgtRudySmithbRet I'm a 13B

@til159

2 жыл бұрын

you buddy are a true hero and patriotc american, dont let anybody tell you diffrent, because people thinking like you there is the america we know today they fought for the same believes on these people america was build and could flourish. Stay strong and focused, today thereare plenty of opportunities for ex Mil in the civilian world. So dont put your head on a shovel.

Absolutely one of the best analysis of 5th Generation Warfare out there. You hit the nail on so many different things, and your analysis was outstanding. Good fuckin' job brother🤙

@SuperCulverin

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, and it's nice to see that he's coming around on the status of collaborators.

Your voice sounds so young yet what you say is right inline with reality. I'm 50 and agree completely with ever word you have said in this video. Great job on the video!!!!!

Superb content. Well written and reasoned. The only thing I would add is that 5th generation warfare on the battlefield is about information at all levels that allow the forces to act correctly and decisively against the opponent. This is anything from HQ level satellite imagery all the way down to squad level drones. Information at all levels is key to acting properly on a chaotic and ever changing battlefield.

This is your best work yet. Fantastic job.

@quinlanwall240

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

The only benefits my kids get from public schooling is the speech and psychology services from their IEPs. Their early childhood was a nightmare, which is exactly why they're being adopted by us now. I'm pushing HARD for homeschooling them both, but unfortunately, my husband trusts institutions, so it's a source of contention right now. We'll eventually get it figured out, but I will never stop pushing for control over how and what my son and daughter are taught.

@CarrotConsumer

2 жыл бұрын

Talk to them about what they were taught that day. You can't control what your children think, but you can provide perspective.

I watched this program last evening. Today I took your advise and worked in the garage and on the garden. Left the internet to itself. I was much more relaxed when watching it again today.

This is your finest video S2. I'm so happy other people see what's happening. You are not alone.

You guys are awesome. The quality of the material and the presentation are insane.

This is, if not the most important, one of the most important videos you have put out to date. Outstanding content. Thank you to your whole team for this one. It is going to be tough to get some of my people to actually sit through but it's super important, so I am going to ask them to.

All my life the military had had a golden sheen. Now it's darker than ever. Thanks S2.

I keep coming back to this video, even 9 months later. Thank you for all you do.

@RenegadeAcre

Жыл бұрын

It's even more relevant now than when it released right?

@soulsurvivor8293

Жыл бұрын

​@@RenegadeAcre Nah mate, the comments get even more hilarious as time goes on. Never had watch the video again to enjoy a good laugh.

Thank you. I have been struggling to identify what has been bothering me about our domestic issues (I am in Canada) and this video is a moment of clarity for me. I am still not sure if the enemy is entirely domestic or based offshore. A lot of dark money held in escrow is being applied to undermine our basic sense of freedom and free will on the domestic front. It would seem that Frank Herbert was correct in his Dune series- technological advancement ultimately leads to abuse of authority which leads ultimately to anarchy and disintegration of domestic society.

@darwinjina

2 жыл бұрын

I'm increasing convinced that CBC is bad for Canada. (well, other than the obvious Trudeau)

@robharrop8929

2 жыл бұрын

@@darwinjina Yes. Sad. I now look at our national broadcaster as the Collectivist Brainwashing Channel or the Complete Bullsh*t Channel. I have other more vulgar labels not appropriate for this space. I feel that I and the whole rural sphere are under attack by the whole corporate/political class of all stripes. really insidious on how they are moving forward with their agenda, like the climate announcement last night. Our whole way of life is about to be destroyed from within.

@jeffbrownstain

2 жыл бұрын

'Ultimately' is the wrong word, and Herbert showed plenty of examples of Man's inherent nature to destroy itself without fancy tools. In unselfish hands, technology can be a great benefit to all. We would never have reached this collective state without it, and all the same problems stated here as being 'new' would have existed, as many many comments here pointed out in great detail

@realWARPIG

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeffbrownstain Sounds a lot like communism does on paper...

@jeffbrownstain

2 жыл бұрын

@@realWARPIG Communism on paper has never once been tried in reality. Tyranny ≠ Communism. Controversial I know, but true nonetheless. Sad fact is that great ideas are often corrupted by those with power in order to use their ideals as a shield for manmade atrocities. It's a lot easier to say 'communism is bad' rather than saying 'all these human men who have lied to us under the guise of providing communism yet instead provided tyranny and subjugation are bad, and communism isn't the problem'

Thank you for continuing to push out such necessary information. Keep up the fight, there are many of us who deeply appreciate this content. The work your team does is so incredibly needed, I thank you once again!

I listened to a person who was in a program in the military , talk about remote viewing and other less talked about techniques to look at points and targets in the future or present. The crux of the conversation was that those evil ones that are in charge, can not win. No matter how many ways they war game it out they lose. We wake up and that is the end of them. Sounded like revelations to me. They will try everything and or just try to destroy us all. But the ending is always the same.

Exceptional. I'm halfway through the video, and the quality of your thinking has given me enough pause to warrant notice. You seem like the right man to be around for a diverse range of difficult situations. All the best to you.

Ahhh le S2 has given me another gem to listen to on my rainy day at work👍🏻👍🏻

I'm writing a paper on this right now. Thanks for your perspective.

@genossinwaabooz4373

2 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind, if can be included, homeless ppl have been front line for so much of this. We've tested their assumptions, having seen the game early on.

As an Englishman watching this, it absolutely astounds me to see the US military so prevalent around your capital buildings and political institutions, we always looked to the States in envy as the last bastion of a true free Country. Here, we don't have anything like this in London at all, yes there's armed police in our Capital City, especially around government buildings but we've never seen anything like what you're going through....... it really shocks me.

@growing367

Жыл бұрын

Trust me, war is everywhere now. It's physical, emotional, mental, social & spiritual.

I know I'm a few years late ( based on the release date ) saying this, but thank you. I appreciate the perspective and kind redirection to the things any concerned citizen should pay attention to. A revisit of the topic after a few years would be interesting. Again, thank you for the info packed content. I enjoy mentally digesting these.

I think the most important “difficult” conversation that needs to be had is what you had the courage to bring up; the oath that is taken by so many without deep introspection and how to live up to it now that the citizens are new the enemy. It’s our duty to push back against unlawful orders and tyrannical governments. Only the weak and cowardly will choose to justify their actions with “I was Just following orders”.

@adenkyramud5005

2 жыл бұрын

As a German... Every time I hear someone say "all I did was follow the orders I was given by my superiors" I want to bash my head against a wall. I know very well what that can lead to... My grandfather grew up being indoctrinated by the government, went to war... I don't know what happened during his service since he never talked about it and died long ago but... I know what others in the same position did when they just followed orders.

@JCesaroJ

2 жыл бұрын

@@adenkyramud5005 that is exactly the example I was thinking of when composing this. We must remember and learn from our forefathers or be doomed to walk in their shoes. Stay vigilant brother.

@rabbitofthefuture3234

Жыл бұрын

@@adenkyramud5005 History so real it's illegal to question.

@reidhansen7030

Жыл бұрын

Problem is many people that had integrity could see or sense the direction things were going and did what they felt was the right thing and separated themselves from the situation before they sucked into a point of no return. Would have loved to be part of the team that brings it all down. Many I am maybe I am the enemy. I'm no less confused than the next guy sometimes. I did take my oath seriously and believed that there were big consequences for not upholding it.

Your sentiments about the changing nature of servicemembers in regards to their motives is spot on. I'm currently in the process of discharge after a year in due to the vaccine mandates, and watching new servicemembers from across all the branches share this almost salaryman mentality in regards to their service has been disturbing to say the least.

@dragoonTT

2 жыл бұрын

The brain drain is real, I’m sorry we are losing guys with critical thinking.

@TheUnchosenOne

2 жыл бұрын

Its noticable even as a civilian, and I actually find it kinda relieving. They cannot possibly fight all that hard giving so little of a shit about anything with meaning.

When I started seeing psy-ops go kinetic is the moment I knew warfare had changed fundamentally.

Been trying to watch this video for a while. Finally got it done. Well done. Thank you.

Warfare technology has exceeded the wisdom of humanity. It will eventually result in retaliatory brutality by those without it.

It exists, and has already changed to 5.1. It went from government-ran 5th gen with things like I.I.A, Interactive Internet Activities, to now 5.1 where the war fighting function of government has been privatized, and is now corrupted by monied interests and many times working against the US public, especially working class.

@capitalismsucks9590

2 жыл бұрын

It went from government being in control, to corporations and families being in control. Corporations rely on governments now.

@willbass2869

2 жыл бұрын

Mmmm....but GOV, most of the time, are the ones paying the mercenaries. So war *fighting* is privitized while objectives/goals are made by GOV.

@rikertvonfulton16

2 жыл бұрын

The working class is just a cow to be milked . When the cow misbehaves, it is punished,but milked all the same

@capitalismsucks9590

2 жыл бұрын

@@rikertvonfulton16 Exactly. We are being used as cash crops for the elites. China, Israel, Russia, and more. We are nothing but mere $$$ to the people who run this show. Distract them, cause their currency to inflate and lose value while pushing sales and products onto them, to distract them from the inevitable collapse of the dollar and the economy in general. Make them think everything will be fine, even if SHTF. Make them think politics matters. Make them forget how simple life was once and how you can be free and do what you want in the respective community you have built.

@TyMoore95503

2 жыл бұрын

@@rikertvonfulton16 I think it's time to sour the milk, don't you think?

God Bless you guys! Alot of food for thought after finally finishing the whole video. Great analysis as always

This is making me realize that the US government spent so much time fighting its own citizens for no reason, and with no end goal, all at the behest of corporations and more powerful nations, that now it not only is unable to fight other nations with conventional militaries, but can't even figure out how to effectively use proxy armies against its own enemies, and is in a sort of "collapse feedback loop".

Economic/information warfare has been going on in various capacities for centuries already. I’d argue everything is exactly the same as it’s always been. The only thing that’s evolved is the technology and methods and even still the battlefield is still a mix of everything up until now . Hand to hand combat still happens and that’s caveman sh!t lol . And people manipulating or forcing people to do stuff is nothing new either. Just tech and methods evolved

@darwinjina

2 жыл бұрын

I think what you said is Universal Truth

@acceptable1000

2 жыл бұрын

Not new but the focus now is mental/informational instead of body/kinetic with respect to warfare.

Brilliant commentary, right on point. Thanks for having the courage to make that which to often hidden entirely visible. It has been my opinion for sometime that the so called cold war, which in fact extended WWII shifting from the Axis to the Soviets never ended. It is my argument that the cold war was the beginning of 5th generation warfare and it has simply morphed into a more complex battle space as technology evolved. However, the war itself, as already stated, never ended.

Bro. That vending machine is getting shaken until something falls out.

one of the best videos i have seen on KZread, speaks about what i and many others are thinking for years.

"Information war" has been raging for a long fucking time

@SuperCulverin

2 жыл бұрын

Use of the term "information warfare" will result in your comment being de-ranked. But you are correct, fren.

@jacknickolstine3355

2 жыл бұрын

@@SuperCulverin probably. I don't make money off this so I could care less if I'm shadow banned.

You placed a NOTAM on my heart ❤️

Criticism of government isn't forbidden in training materials, it's literally a part of training: you have to know which orders are and are not illegal orders, following an illegal order can itself be illegal.

Wow man. This was so well put together! Thank you for all your work!

This was incredibly eye opening! Thank you for all your teams hard work!

The work you’re doing is so important. Thank you.

Unsubscribe, NEVER. This is why i'm here!

When you mentioned being randomly stuck by anxiety and depression man that hit me hard. I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks like this. It's so bad that I sometimes consider some 5g weapon just beaming us all day with crushing thoughts and frequencies that give us the constant feeling of the walls closing in around us. 🙃

@boogbobo3875

5 ай бұрын

Maybe it’s in your hand

This was so helpful. It honestly helped me understand a bit more about what I've felt about the state of the world. I really appreciate the simple steps you broke it down into so that I don't have to struggle with being disheartened or apathetic towards the situation. One small step at a time.

Great video. The most disappointing conclusion for me however, is knowing that I will very likely never get to know anything about the good folks who made this video or those who agree with it (let alone meet them in any capacity). They are too understandably private and careful with info (as they should be). I’m just some average guy and even I am walled off from social media and share virtually nothing even in ‘real life’. Sad state of affairs, but again, very understandable given what is going on.

@mrd7067

Жыл бұрын

I don`t understand why insurgency doesn`t count for ww2. It was a HUGE part of it although especialy the english speaking world backs it out because the estern allies worked directly with communist partisan groups. Were there other partisan groups? Yes! But those mostlly fighting and attacking supply lines, preferably attacking axis hospital trains on a huge scale were communists. Most of the others were waiting for day x. To my understnding the UK even had set up partisan networks in spain to attack the supply lines in case gibraltar was attacked from land. Short before germany attacked the HQ of the partisan leader Tito in the balkans (called Operation Rösselsprung) one of Churchills sons was there in a big meeting on partisan warfare (incuding a sowjet general) and when the germans attacked (airborne assault) there were brittish and US personal training partisans while, in the same area the sowjets were training political commissars. Even a considerable amount of the OSS, which later became the CIA was communist.

@____________________________.x

Жыл бұрын

@buddy. The video touched upon the necessity for pre-SHTF networks so you can build trust between people, because post event there will be zero trust. I’d imagine that anyone associated with “airsoft” or physical fitness is going to be in a similar situation as you, and be seeking brothers without any political intent. You’ll need them just as much as food, and sharing this video will tell you if they are on the same page. GL 👌

@johnsmith-sp6yl

10 ай бұрын

@@____________________________.x agreed, we need to keep a stable herd of airsofters as an emergency food supply.

This video took me a couple days to finish. Great work as always. Full of information, great resources. Thank you.

Just found this video, thanks for putting in the time to organize the info and your thoughts. I can imagine how challenging it was on such an ambiguous and complex topic 👍🏽.

Fuck yeah it's always a good day when you release a video

Bureaucracies only have one job; to justify their existence. This means they will seek to grow and expand their influence in order to be seen as essential by whoever provides their budget. This is a constant struggle because bureaucracies are ultimately only essential to themselves.

@RobinTheBot

2 жыл бұрын

No one wants them until it's time to do move ten million bottles of water to twenty thousand locations accounting for need and local supply. Then, suddenly, everyone is wondering where the Bureaucracy is. They keep developing because they are in fact a vital part of society, they just handle the stuff you don't know or care about. The trick to is know and care about what they do so you can keep them accountable, and efficient. No one wants to do that either.

@thehypest6118

2 жыл бұрын

@@RobinTheBot I would argue this is still malignant growth, the obvious solution being a devolution of government and society down to a local, decentralised, arguably more natural state

@Rhinosaurfish

2 жыл бұрын

@@escapedfromnewyork If you are a fan of history, military history or even just Government History, I urge you to go compare the Roman Empire with it's strengths, feats, flaws and blunders, to the United States of America, it's surprisingly similar and parallel. Edit: Also what you speak of is not likely to happen with how divided the USA is today, the USA if anything will Balkanize, when our Country was founded it was a Democratic Republic of Federations really, which is a big thing to note, as when I was in School they kept saying we were a Democracy, which is not true, or it wasn't at one time, in a Democracy the mob rules, this breeds lots of corruption, the idea was that our states would remain loyal to the Republic but be independent on their own decisions, much like Rome, our culture is far too diverse to cover with one blanket of rules, laws, and behavior.

@thehypest6118

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rhinosaurfish I hope the parallels between ancient Rome and modern Rome become more apparent to the masses, its an incredibly important keystone in understanding the way we are controlled and the "script" behind everything going on

Incredible video as always S2, keep up the great work!

Thank you for placing the level of intentionality and effort into sharing this information with us.