Breakingthewall

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  1. A war against china would be impossible, the only possible war is a commercial one, and with little chance of success. In a real war, the US would fail completely, China would crush them. It would lead to an atomic war and the world would be destroyed. The US is making maneuvers to delay its recession, the war in Ukraine has been one of them, now Trump is trying a protectionist strategy, but the world is moving in one direction and the decline of the US is inevitable.
  2. According colonel McGregor it's exactly the opposite. Thank you for the recommendation about checking, where are you checking? In the news?
  3. It's not that Trump is giving Ukraine to Russia, it's that Russia has won the war and is advancing faster and faster, it's something that is avoided to mention. The blinken option would be to lower the recruitment age to 18 and give Ukraine long-range missiles. For what? In the end the result would be the same with much more destruction. The Europeans are not going to go there to fight even if Macron threatens to do so, so Trump pretends to give Ukraine to Russia when Russia already has it.
  4. I guess that a good professional should find out after a while if the guy knows or doesn't know. Of course there will be mistakes but many times you will get real information. Another reason for torturing is scaring your enemies, and that's works . In ancient times, torture was used primarily as a deterrent, all civilizations and tribes did it, I suppose because it worked well. If you saw a guy impaled for having done something, you thought that you didn't want to be in his place. To obtain information, for example, about Pinochet's detention centers. They wanted to know the ramifications of the supposed communists in order to eliminate this supposed danger to them, and they achieved their goal with torture. Of course many innocents died in the way, but for them that wasn't a problem in comparison with the benefits
  5. That's true, and Christianity also has a limiting part, it is not easy to see through the duality that emerges from its message, although with the right approach it is possible
  6. For a big difference: I am infinite, a AI is finite. My mind that is running, the current experience, is finite and is very similar to AI, but its substrate, from which it flows, is the infinite source, and its facets are coordinated with the infinite fractal that is total reality in motion. chatgpt's AI has limits, you have no limits. You are not the data or the ability to process that data, but within you is contained the total infinity, and at the same time you are contained in the total infinity. AI does not have an unfathomable bottom, at least for now, in the future, who knows. For now it's just a machine, it's not the infinite being, it's inside of our experience, it's not an experience. The infinite being is not experiencing itself through the AI, it is not you, it is in you.
  7. I think that does a trick by turning the stem of the flower changing the position of the bud from bottom to top πŸ˜…. anyway mooji is very good at explaining one thing: how to separate yourself from the current experience, from your life, your story, your ego, from the software that is running, and how to realize that you are the infinite being. many call this enlightenment, is it so? i think it's step 1 of spirituality. achieving this during moments in meditation or at any time is realizing immortality, what you really are, and what is the experience. yes, it could be called enlightenment, but there is something else, the compression of the flow of reality. this is possible, and very few can say that they are really open to this understanding. We could be open in some extent, but I'm sure that's much more is possible
  8. The Christian religion is a good religion, it aims at real awakening, rather at an aspect of awakening, a condition of awakening: purity of heart and acceptance of suffering. Other religions like Buddhism aim at detachment from current experience, to recognize yourself as the infinite being. Both are true, they are two different aspects of reality that are complementary. I would say that one without the other is incomplete. There is a third very interesting religion: Hinduism of the Bahavad Gita, which describes the opening to the understanding of reality, the forces, the tides of cosmic cycles. All three are the product of enormous human genius, which is divine.
  9. I don't back up no one, I'm waiting to see the consequences of his actions. Nobody knows yet. People are very clear about everything and are almost always wrong. We must be cautious and understand that we only see the tip of the iceberg of what is happening and have the humility to accept that with the knowledge we have, it is impossible to have a clear opinion in such a short time. Trump seems retarded, but let's see what is going to happen. The world is extremely complex, very difficult to understand. Anyone who think that understand everything is blind
  10. That doesn't exist. You can give someone very high doses of drugs, alcohol, psychedelics, to override their will, but without torture a strong will will hold up. I assume that the torturers will use professional protocols, proven techniques, lie detectors, etc. They don't have to be sadists, just indifferent, like a cow slaughterhouse employee. They have a job to do and they do it. Obviously there will be many sadistic psychopaths applying for the job, and few empathetic emos, since it must be extremely difficult to get a guy who thinks that if he tells on his colleagues he will go to hell to do it.
  11. The only possibility is that Trump has done this with the idea of achieving some benefit, using his well-known Arab market bargaining tactics to pressure and gain "respect." His manners are childish, crude, rude and stupid, and he looks like a clown. But all this is irrelevant, what is relevant is the results. If the US economy improves in the next few years, and there are no wars, Trump is good, even if he is in diapers and poops himself and then throws it at Trudeau in the face in a debate. If the economy worsens or there is war because of his actions, Trump is bad.
  12. A good professional will repeat the questions over and over again, he will note the inconsistencies, will dig until he finds the truth
  13. Torture works, there are professionals at torturing, and it's not about being sadistic, but about getting the information. If you torture someone for many days, their will will disappear and they won't be able to lie, unless they are someone exceptionally resistant. If they isolate you, don't let you sleep for days, torture you with electricity, hot irons, pulling out your teeth, etc., for a week, everything will be the same for you, you won't be yourself, you will be suffering, nothing won't matter to you, you won't be able to lie, you just would want that this hell ends
  14. @AION what you said is obvious, Europe has been in decline for a long time, its industry is getting weaker and its momentum is getting weaker. Birth rates are constantly falling and the future looks like a recession. It is normal, it is something cyclical. Behind them come others who were previously in misery, they are hungry and the Europeans are comfortable. There is not drama with this if we admit and adapt to the new situations. Btw, the next is US, that now is a giant without foundations. By the way, you will have seen that many people are extremely annoyed when certain things are pointed out and they accuse you of being a slave of Putin if you state obvious realities. It is a current phenomenon, people only want to hear reinforcement of their ideas and absolutely refuse to consider other points of view, they are incapable of real understanding, since for them everything is emotional. It is important to realize these dynamics in order not to fall into them, since they are totally limiting.
  15. Do you really think that the French and the English are going to die in Ukraine? Macron is a fool, he believes in the great colonial France, and it hurts him a lot to be displaced in Africa, but that is already a fact, and not a single Frenchman is going to freeze in Ukraine while they throw bombs at him
  16. It is true that Trump is an egomaniac and a cheater but what he does usually has a reason, and in this case there doesn't seem to be one. disconcerting seems to be the only one. surely in the end he will not make the tariffs. Maybe he's crazy, maybe it's a strategy, for now we don't know.
  17. The question is: why? What does he expect to achieve with it? The fentanyl thing is an excuse, there is very little volume from Canada. What is he trying to do by doing this? The answer that he is retarded and does it out of ego, I don't know, it's not possible for him to be so stupid, or is it? must have hidden reasons, some kind of strategy. But what? I don't know.
  18. Furthermore, a Canadian battalion led by a football ultra with neo-Nazi insignia on their flags would bomb a state in dispute between Canada and the US for 8 years, killing thousands of people each year, while China builds 5 virus laboratories near the border, and at one point is preparing to place nuclear weapons aimed at New York. After 8 years, President Trump orders the invasion of that border state, and the entire world calls him Adolf Trumper and everyone idolizes the president of Canada who promoted this situation, who was a comic actor who in his show appeared with two Uzis machine-gunning the parliamentarians in parliament.
  19. Trump has not done anything important so far. Important thing is to provoke a war with a million dead, sink Germany's economy and promote the rise of the extreme right and polarize the world, placing it on the brink of World War 3. Trump for now has only done symbolic actions, bluffs, when I know the consequences of his actions I will be able to have an opinion on him. For now I haven't. For example, what's going to be the trump's attitude about Taiwan? That's important
  20. Who put trust in trump? I just said that I can't judge trump until I see the consequences of his actions.
  21. @zazen Imagine if India also supplies natural gas to China, and Trump's son, who is a drug addict, is a director of Pakistan's main gas company, and just when the war starts Trump destroys Indian Stream 2. and no one says anything. are they crazy?
  22. The point is that Kazakhstan never would do that, unless NATO encourages it, more specifically the US. This is all a biden and viky nuland project, it is extremely easy to access the records. the coup d'Γ©tat, the euro maidan, everything was promoted by them. Before saying that it is false information, please read this 2014 report from the BBC. It's not long, it's the famous conversation where Nuland said: fuck the EU. You could see in that conversation how Victoria Nuland is planning who's going to be on the power in Ukraine. They are talking about vitali kitchko, former champion of the heavy weight in boxing, very nationalist and and important character in Ukraine, and about others who are more convenient to their interests. After the euro maidan the nationalist allies with US and anti-Russian came to power and the Dombass war began. Of course Russia tries to interfere in the Ukrainian politics, but because Ukraine is in the area, extremely strategic place for them, historically tied with them. Why it's important for the Americans? It's not in their spheres. It's only important because the resources, and to weaken Russia and Europe https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26079957
  23. And nobody would care, nobody would sent tons of weapons to Kazakhstan, and create a war that kills hundred thousands . It would appear marginally in the news once a week
  24. You could see here that showing the most obvious facts, people who's supposedly open minded and interested in understanding are going to say that you are evil demon supporting the dictators against the goodness and the freedom. It's shocking . Obama destroyed lybia, which was the country with the highest welfare index in the Middle East and lowered it to the category of a miserable country ruled by warlords with slave markets, and everyone thinks that Obama was some kind of saint. If you tell them about Libya, they will say that Gaddafi was a dictator and deserved it. and the population? Cities were bombed in Iraq, much worse than in Gaza, but since Saddam was "bad", it is allowed. They are bombed for their own good. It's amazing that people believe these narratives. It's all for business, for the oil.
  25. Everyone knew it, and Biden administration of course knew it. They also knew it and are informed people: Kissinger already warned in 2014 that "for Russia, Ukraine can never simply be a foreign country" and that, therefore, it needs a policy aimed at "reconciliation." He was also firm in his stance that "Ukraine should not join NATO." - John Mearsheimer - probably the leading expert on US geopolitics today - in 2015: "The West is taking Ukraine down a bed of roses and the end result is that Ukraine is going to be destroyed [...] What we are doing is, in fact, encouraging that outcome." - Jack F. Matlock Jr., US ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1987 to 1991, warned in 1997 that NATO expansion was "the most profound strategic mistake, [encouraging] a chain of events that could produce the most serious threat to security [...] since the collapse of the Soviet Union." -Clinton's Secretary of Defense, William Perry, explains in his memoirs that for him NATO enlargement is the cause of "the breakdown of relations with Russia" and that in 1996 he was so opposed to it that "out of the force of my conviction, I considered resigning." -Noam Chomsky in 2015, saying that "the idea that Ukraine could join a Western military alliance would be absolutely unacceptable to any Russian leader" and that Ukraine's desire to join NATO "is not protecting Ukraine, it is threatening Ukraine with a major war." CIA Director Bill Burns in 2008: "Ukraine's entry into NATO is the clearest red line for [Russia]" and "I have yet to find anyone who views Ukraine in NATO as anything more than a direct challenge to Russian interests." -Pat Buchanan, special assistant and consultant to US Presidents Nixon, Ford and Reagan, wrote in his 1999 book A Republic, Not an Empire: "By moving NATO onto Russia's porch, we have scheduled a 21st-century confrontation."