By: Chris K.

Chris K. — Sun, 25 Feb 2018 03:14:12 +0000

There’s a great book called Going Postal by Mark Ames. While he does lay some blame at the feet of “gun culture,” that’s more about the form violence takes. At its heart, it’s about Reaganomics: Jobs mean self-worth to many of us. Lose that, and you have a loose cannon. With the younger crowd, it can be about how many social media followers and likes you get. From Wall Street to Silicon Valley, they have perfected the science of separating a fool from his money.

As for false flag and Manchurian candidates, there’s some truth to that as well. Ames’ research led him to, for example, the tale of the death of a man named Nick Deaks. He was involved as a CIA asset with the drug trade and was killed by a woman, a former tennis player, whose life was destroyed after being involved in a MKULTRA style research program.

The latter is something I’ve been studying now for several years. And yet I keep running into the other economic stuff. Also worth noting that the pharmaceutical companies tend to support and gun companies tend to support the GOP. People are also dying from prescription opiate overdoses.

Cheers,
Chris

By: Pelvo White, Jr.

Pelvo White, Jr. — Wed, 21 Feb 2018 00:04:17 +0000

Florida Dealing With School Shootings:
The AR15 did not get itself down from the shelf, load itself, and go to the high school in Parkland, Florida and kill people. A person did the planning, purched the high powered rifle, and did the killing. It is thoroughly unreasonable to blame a mindless machine for the terror that took place in Parkland, Florida. Florida has enough laws and political actors in place to help prevent school shootings. We need more money to do what needs need to be done. We have congress, and the federal government, Governor of the state of Florida, the state legislature, circuit court judges, state prosecutors, county sheriffs, local police officers, security agencies, School Boards, Department of Children and Families, other professional psychiatric evaluators of children and adult behaviors. These agencies should coordinate their efforts to create a law enforcement program through which to thoroughly investigate those children, and their families who have been, or are presently involved in violence other than self-defense in their homes, on school campuses, and, or in our communities. These individuals and their families should be thoroughly investigated by the proper state and local authorities and a determination should be made by state prosecutors, and a circuit court judge as to whether these violent individuals should be legally charged as adults, or determined delinquent, brought before the bar of justice, and possibly committed, or sentenced to detention, or incarceration within the appropriate juvenile, federal, state, or contracted facility. It is time that a more thorough effort be made to legally identify, and adjudicate family members, to include delinquent children, that are contributing to juvenile delinquency, and also to the criminality of violent youthful adults.

Pelvo White, Jr.

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