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My dad was tortured by the Gestapo for 4 days and thrown in a concentration camp for being in the Norwegian Resistance. Growing up, he would tell me things he learned in the Resistance. I thought, I'm never going to need this stuff. Here's some of those things #Thread
November 19, 2024 at 6:51 PM
My dad was tortured by the Gestapo for 4 days and thrown in a concentration camp for being in the Norwegian Resistance. Growing up, he would tell me things he learned in the Resistance. I thought, I'm never going to need this stuff. Here's some of those things #Thread
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He wants chaos, he wants crisis, he wants dysfunction.
When food, medicine, and necessary services are not available, the people’s rage and desperation will lead to violence. Then he can send in the Army to take control.
He will burn the place to the ground so he can rule the ashes.
When food, medicine, and necessary services are not available, the people’s rage and desperation will lead to violence. Then he can send in the Army to take control.
He will burn the place to the ground so he can rule the ashes.
January 25, 2025 at 8:10 AM
He wants chaos, he wants crisis, he wants dysfunction.
When food, medicine, and necessary services are not available, the people’s rage and desperation will lead to violence. Then he can send in the Army to take control.
He will burn the place to the ground so he can rule the ashes.
When food, medicine, and necessary services are not available, the people’s rage and desperation will lead to violence. Then he can send in the Army to take control.
He will burn the place to the ground so he can rule the ashes.
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Being a person with deadly, incurable cancer who is nonetheless still alive for an indefinite timeframe gives me an interesting metaphor that helps me deal with things like large-scale corruption in government or commerce.
Bear with me for a second while I try to explain.
Bear with me for a second while I try to explain.
January 21, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Being a person with deadly, incurable cancer who is nonetheless still alive for an indefinite timeframe gives me an interesting metaphor that helps me deal with things like large-scale corruption in government or commerce.
Bear with me for a second while I try to explain.
Bear with me for a second while I try to explain.