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“INTELIGENCE” “AGENCIES” “USE” CRIMINAL NETWORKS TO PRETEND THEY ARE IN THE GREEN WITH VIOLENT ACTION TO SUBDUE POPULATIONS AGAINST THE LAW OF THE POEPLE AND AGAINST THE LAW OF THE LAND. THIS PRACTICE NEEDS TO STOP. NO CONTROL INJECTIONS, NO SECRETS, NO SECRET SERVICES.

The quote is from John F. Kennedy, speaking in 1961 “The very word “secrecy” is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings.

CLASSIFIED ORGANISED CRIME IS ACTUALLY GLOBAL PRESSURE DEISGNED TO DESTROY BORDERS AND SYSTEMATICALLY DESTROY WORLD BEACUSE OH NO THERE IS NO MORE SOVIET UNION OR WHAT EVER BUT THERE WILL BE ITS ACHIVEMENT A BORDERLESS IMIGRANT FILLED SHITHOLE WORLD WITH OUT LAWS OF THE PEOPLE ONLY THE LAWS OF THE JUNGLE.

THAN “WE THE CRIMINALS” INFLATE AWAY ALL WEALTH WITH EASY MONEY PRINTING AND DESTROY SAVINGS OF OLD PEOPLE WHO ARE NAZIS ANY WAY, AND THAN WE INJECT THEM WITH NRA SPIKE PROTEIN VACINES 8 TIMES SO THEY DIE IN FIVE YEARS, WHAT A GREAT PLAN.

TO ALLOW FOR THIS YOU DONT NEED MUCH JUST HOLLY WOOD AND AI. HOLLY WOOD PROVED THAT YOU CAN CHANNEL THE PROGRAMMING INTO PEOPLES MINDS AND TRANSFROM THEM WITH:

NEURO LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING // REPETITION OF CONCEPTS PROGRAMS YOU TO THINK OF THE CONCEPT AS REAL

CRITICAL FACTOR BIPASS // PRETEND ATHOURITY PRETENDS SOMETHINS IS “SO”.

MASS FORMATION HYPNOSIS // 25-30% RADICALS GET POWER

EASY PEASY.

AS LONG AS DRUGS ARE ILLEGAL THIS PROCESS WILL CONTINUE: 1.2 TRILLION USD MADE FROM NARCO LEPARDS EACH YEAR JUST IN THE WESTERN WORLD? WHICH ENEMY OF THE WEST WONT EXPLOIT THAT MONEY AND ISSUE? LEGALISE DRUGS NOW CLOSE THE BORDERS YESTERDAY, NATIONAL AND GLOBAL TARNSAPRENCY NOW AND FOREVER. LETS NOT LOOK THE OTHER WAY.

ENJOY COVID 19 AND ITS VACINE

THE SOLUTION: A NECK RADAR THAT DESTROYS SPIKE PROTEIN BUILD UP IN BLOOD STREAM WITH FREQUENCY WEAPONS AND AI TARGETING. OR ALL DIE IN FIVE YEARS IF SO:

DO THOSE FAVOURITE THINGS

LOVE THOSE MOST BELOVED

ENJOY THE GUILTY PLEAUSRES

AND SO AND SO.

ANY WAYS MONEY IS MONEY, BUISNESS IS BUISNESS.

WOMAN CONSPIRING WITH DRUG ADICT BAD BOYS TO PRIVATIZE THE USSR UNDER MY NOT SO STRICKT BUT FUCKIGN CHIDLISH COMMAND IS CLASSIFIED AND NOT SUPRISING. WHAT SHOULD WE DO WITH ALL THE MONEY? WE DEFENETLY KNOW HOW TO SPEND ON OUR SELFS, AND OUR CHILDREN, MAYBE WE OVER DONE IT? SOVIET UNION IS NOW ALL OVER. THE PLACE. EVEN IN AMERICA SOVIETS CONTROL THE COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT OF THE CRIMINAL UNDERCLASS OF EVERYBODY. LIKE USSR BACK IN THE DAY. WHICH IS WELL KNOWN TERRIRTORRY FOR YOU KNOW…. BAD BOYS AND SEXY WOMAN IN GLASSSSSES.

BUT WHY THE IMIGRANTS? WHY THE WARS?

HMMMMM.. MAYBE SOME ONE NEEDS GUARANTEES AGAINST THEIR OPRESSSIVE GERMAN I MEAN STAZI AND RUSSIAN I MEAN SOVIET FUCKERS (MAYBE?) AND THEIR USA CALASSIFFIED COUNTER PARTS, SO HERE WE GO, LETS SEE IF NAZIS CAN BE THAT COUNTER WEIGHT. (UNTIL THEY DIE OF FOLLOWING ORDERS OR TAKING YOU KNOW SPIKE PROTEIN NRA MODIFING VACINES. WHICH SOUNDS LIKE A HORID IDEA, BUT I WAS SOOOO VERY YOUNG AT THE TIME. (JK)

I WAS VERY OLD AS CHILD, I THOUGHT WELL WELL, HOW ABOUT SOME FREEDOM! FREEDOM FROM BORDERS, FREEDOM FROM NAZIS, FREEDOM FROM USSR, FREEDOM FROM STAZI? BUT NOT FROM THE HUMANIST VISION:

Sure, here are 100 points that summarize humanism:

1. Humanism is a philosophical and ethical stance that emphasizes the value and agency of human beings.
2. It emerged during the Renaissance in Europe as a revival of classical learning and values.
3. Humanism prioritizes reason, critical thinking, and evidence-based inquiry.
4. It rejects supernatural explanations and places human experience and understanding at the center of knowledge.
5. Humanism celebrates human potential and achievements in all fields, including science, art, literature, and ethics.
6. It promotes individual freedom and autonomy, advocating for the right of individuals to pursue their own happiness and fulfillment.
7. Humanism values compassion, empathy, and social justice, seeking to alleviate human suffering and promote equality.
8. It emphasizes the importance of ethical decision-making based on principles such as fairness, honesty, and respect for others.
9. Humanism encourages a secular approach to life, advocating for the separation of religion and government.
10. It supports democracy and human rights, believing in the inherent dignity and worth of every person.
11. Humanism promotes environmental stewardship and sustainability, recognizing the interconnectedness of all life on Earth.
12. It fosters a sense of global citizenship, promoting cooperation and understanding among people of different cultures and backgrounds.
13. Humanism values education as a means of personal and societal development, advocating for universal access to knowledge and learning.
14. It encourages skepticism and questioning of authority, promoting intellectual curiosity and open-mindedness.
15. Humanism emphasizes the importance of living ethically and responsibly, considering the long-term consequences of our actions.
16. It rejects dogma and rigid ideology, instead embracing diversity of thought and the pursuit of truth through dialogue and debate.
17. Humanism recognizes the limitations of human knowledge and understanding, promoting humility and intellectual humility.
18. It celebrates human creativity and innovation, recognizing the capacity of individuals and societies to adapt and evolve.
19. Humanism advocates for the use of science and reason in addressing social and ethical challenges, rather than relying on superstition or tradition.
20. It opposes discrimination and oppression based on factors such as race, gender, sexual orientation, or religion, promoting equality and inclusivity.
21. Humanism values the arts as expressions of human experience and emotion, fostering appreciation for beauty and creativity.
22. It encourages personal growth and self-improvement, promoting lifelong learning and self-reflection.
23. Humanism supports healthcare, social welfare, and other policies that enhance human well-being and quality of life.
24. It recognizes the importance of community and social connections in fostering human flourishing, promoting cooperation and mutual support.
25. Humanism values human relationships based on mutual respect, empathy, and trust.
26. It opposes violence and coercion as means of resolving conflicts, advocating for peaceful resolution and negotiation.
27. Humanism promotes a holistic approach to health and well-being, recognizing the interplay of physical, mental, and social factors.
28. It encourages cultural exchange and appreciation, fostering understanding and tolerance among diverse communities.
29. Humanism values the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment, supporting individuals in their quest for meaning and purpose.
30. It acknowledges the inherent uncertainty and ambiguity of life, promoting resilience and adaptability in the face of challenges.
31. Humanism encourages ethical leadership and responsible governance, emphasizing accountability and transparency.
32. It opposes authoritarianism and tyranny, advocating for democratic principles and the rule of law.
33. Humanism promotes freedom of thought, expression, and belief, defending the rights of individuals to hold and express diverse viewpoints.
34. It rejects prejudice and bigotry, promoting empathy and understanding across lines of difference.
35. Humanism values the preservation of cultural heritage and knowledge, recognizing the contributions of past generations to human progress.
36. It supports scientific research and innovation as drivers of human advancement, advocating for investment in education and technology.
37. Humanism encourages civic engagement and activism, empowering individuals to participate in shaping their communities and societies.
38. It opposes exploitation and injustice in all its forms, advocating for fair treatment and opportunity for all people.
39. Humanism promotes sustainable development and environmental stewardship, recognizing the finite nature of Earth’s resources.
40. It opposes war and militarism, advocating for peaceful resolution of conflicts through diplomacy and dialogue.
41. Humanism values critical thinking and skepticism, promoting evidence-based decision-making in all areas of life.
42. It opposes censorship and repression of free speech, defending the right of individuals to express themselves freely.
43. Humanism celebrates diversity and multiculturalism, recognizing the richness of human experience and expression.
44. It opposes discrimination based on factors such as age, disability, or socioeconomic status, advocating for equal rights and opportunities for all.
45. Humanism promotes empathy and compassion, fostering a sense of solidarity and mutual support within communities.
46. It encourages environmental conservation and sustainability, recognizing the interconnectedness of all life on Earth.
47. Humanism values peace and cooperation among nations, promoting diplomacy and conflict resolution.
48. It opposes totalitarianism and authoritarianism, advocating for democratic governance and respect for human rights.
49. Humanism supports the pursuit of knowledge and understanding through scientific inquiry and rational discourse.
50. It promotes ethical behavior and responsible decision-making, considering the impact of our actions on others and the world.
51. Humanism emphasizes the importance of education and lifelong learning, empowering individuals to reach their full potential.
52. It opposes discrimination and injustice, advocating for equality and social justice for all people.
53. Humanism values freedom of thought and expression, defending the rights of individuals to hold diverse beliefs and opinions.
54. It promotes empathy and compassion, fostering understanding and cooperation among diverse communities.
55. Humanism supports environmental conservation and sustainability, recognizing the importance of preserving Earth’s resources for future generations.
56. It opposes violence and coercion, advocating for peaceful resolution of conflicts through dialogue and negotiation.
57. Humanism values democracy and human rights, promoting political participation and accountability.
58. It opposes oppression and tyranny, advocating for the rights and dignity of all people.
59. Humanism promotes critical thinking and skepticism, encouraging individuals to question authority and seek truth.
60. It celebrates human diversity and cultural pluralism, recognizing the value of different perspectives and experiences.
61. Humanism encourages personal growth and self-improvement, fostering resilience and adaptability in the face of challenges.
62. It opposes discrimination based on factors such as race, gender, or sexual orientation, advocating for equal treatment and opportunity.
63. Humanism values community and social connections, promoting cooperation and mutual support.
64. It supports healthcare and social welfare policies that enhance human well-being and quality of life.
65. Humanism promotes environmental awareness and conservation, recognizing the interconnectedness of all living beings.
66. It opposes war and militarism, advocating for peaceful resolution of conflicts through diplomacy and negotiation.
67. Humanism values freedom of expression and belief, defending the rights of individuals to hold diverse viewpoints.
68. It promotes empathy and compassion, fostering understanding and solidarity among people of different backgrounds.
69. Humanism supports education as a means of personal and societal development, advocating for universal access to knowledge.
70. It opposes discrimination and injustice, advocating for equality and social justice for all.
71. Humanism values reason and evidence-based inquiry, promoting scientific literacy and rational discourse.
72. It opposes censorship and repression of free speech, defending the right of individuals to express themselves freely.
73. Humanism celebrates human creativity and innovation, recognizing the potential for progress and advancement.
74. It promotes ethical behavior and responsible decision-making, considering the impact of our actions on others and the world.
75. Humanism emphasizes the importance of empathy and compassion, fostering a sense of connection and belonging.
76. It opposes exploitation and oppression, advocating for fair treatment and opportunity for all people.
77. Humanism values diversity and inclusivity, recognizing the richness of human experience and expression.
78. It promotes environmental sustainability and conservation, recognizing the finite nature of Earth’s resources.
79. Humanism opposes violence and coercion, advocating for peaceful resolution of conflicts through dialogue and negotiation.
80. It supports democracy and human rights, promoting political participation and accountability.
81. Humanism opposes authoritarianism and tyranny, advocating for democratic governance and respect for human rights.
82. It values critical thinking and skepticism, encouraging individuals to question assumptions and seek truth.
83. Humanism celebrates cultural diversity and pluralism, recognizing the value of different perspectives and traditions.
84. It encourages personal growth and self-actualization, fostering resilience and adaptability in the face of challenges.
85. Humanism opposes discrimination and prejudice, advocating for equal treatment and opportunity for all people.
86. It values community and social connections, promoting cooperation and mutual support.
87. Humanism supports healthcare and social welfare policies that enhance human well-being and quality of life.
88. It promotes environmental awareness and conservation, recognizing the interconnectedness of all living beings.
89. Humanism opposes war and militarism, advocating for peaceful resolution of conflicts through diplomacy and dialogue.
90. It values freedom of expression and belief, defending the rights of individuals to hold diverse viewpoints.
91. Humanism promotes empathy and compassion, fostering understanding and solidarity among people of different backgrounds.
92. It supports education as a means of personal and societal development, advocating for universal access to knowledge.
93. Humanism opposes discrimination and injustice, advocating for equality and social justice for all.
94. It values reason and evidence-based inquiry, promoting scientific literacy and rational discourse.
95. Humanism opposes censorship and repression of free speech, defending the right of individuals to express themselves freely.
96. It celebrates human creativity and innovation, recognizing the potential for progress and advancement.
97. Humanism promotes ethical behavior and responsible decision-making, considering the impact of our actions on others and the world.
98. It emphasizes the importance of empathy and compassion, fostering a sense of connection and belonging.
99. Humanism opposes exploitation and oppression, advocating for fair treatment and opportunity for all people.
100. Finally, humanism values diversity and inclusivity, recognizing the richness of human experience and expression.

These points capture the essence of humanism, its principles, and its implications for individuals and society. BUT DO MAKE THE LIST LONGER PLEASE! 1949 FOREVER! BABILON 2050!