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PurpleTree replied to Lucasxp64's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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Actually it wasn’t Mexico it was Guatemala, Honduras, Ecuador, India, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Venezuela in military planes too.
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True. Even early on when they sent planes full of Mexicans to Mexico in hand and feet cuffs. Sheinbaum or whoever said it’s unnecessary cruel and disrespectful, if you are deporting at least give uf some dignity and don’t make a show out of it.
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I mean anythings possible, i sometimes think of this saying. Out of Chaos comes Order. gpt: 🏛️ 1. Literal Latin Roots “Ordo ab chao” translates directly to “Order from Chaos.” It’s not a classical Latin phrase from ancient Rome — it appears more in modern Latin usage, particularly from the 18th century onward, especially in philosophical and esoteric circles. 🧱 2. Masonic Origins The phrase is most famously associated with Freemasonry, particularly the Scottish Rite, 33rd degree. The Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite (especially in the Southern Jurisdiction of the U.S.) uses “Ordo ab Chao” as its official motto. This first appeared formally in 1801, when the Supreme Council was founded in Charleston, South Carolina. In the Masonic sense, it symbolizes the transformation of chaos (ignorance, tyranny, oppression) into moral, spiritual, and societal order through wisdom, discipline, and enlightenment. 📚 3. Philosophical and Political Parallels The idea parallels Hegelian dialectics: Thesis → Antithesis → Synthesis In this view, chaos (conflict or contradiction) is a necessary phase before establishing a new order (resolution or synthesis). Some revolutionary and political thinkers have also echoed this idea: Machiavelli, Rousseau, revolutionary leaders — though not using the Latin phrase — embraced similar ideas about rebirth through upheaval. etc
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Gosh And i already thought it’s going to be a boring Sunday.
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What was his goal @OBEler
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What was his goal? To tank Tesla and turn it into a swasticar? To get access to the Epstein files? To become a Ketamine addict? To Roman salute (Nazi) on national tv? To start this stuff with the south african president? To get JD pants in there and make him the next president?
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Kyle Kulinsky (who seemingly might have a slight peroxide and vape addiction) says there might be a shift in media on the reporting of this issue.
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childhood
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The church looks like a rocket/spaceship
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High on fascism yea.
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I wonder if Joe Rogan is sad right now
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JD Vance (who could become president) and Peter Thiel connection according to GPT Key Points of Their Connection: 1. Early Financial Backing Peter Thiel, a billionaire tech entrepreneur and conservative political donor, was one of the earliest and most significant financial backers of J.D. Vance. Thiel contributed $10 million to a super PAC (Protect Ohio Values PAC) supporting Vance’s 2022 U.S. Senate campaign in Ohio. This was a major boost to Vance’s candidacy in a crowded Republican primary. 2. Shared Ideological Leanings Both Vance and Thiel are part of the “New Right” or “post-liberal” movement that is skeptical of globalization, critical of Big Tech (despite their tech backgrounds), and supportive of populist-nationalist politics. Vance has embraced many of the themes championed by Thiel, such as anti-elitism, nationalism, and criticism of U.S. foreign policy and corporate influence. 3. Professional Ties Vance once worked at a Thiel-backed venture capital firm, Mithril Capital, after his time at Yale Law School and before launching his own firm. Thiel was also a supporter of Vance’s venture capital firm, Narya Capital, which was based in Ohio and aimed to invest in Middle America startups. 4. Political Symbiosis Thiel has used his wealth to promote candidates aligned with his vision of a new conservative elite. In Vance, he saw a compelling mix of working-class appeal (due to Hillbilly Elegy) and elite credentials. Vance’s political rise has helped elevate Thiel’s influence in GOP politics, particularly in shaping a more populist and nationalist Republican agenda.
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You ask the worst questions. How did liberal countries become liberal? First at some point they were strict, religious and modest. Then they overcame it. Muslim countries never overcame it they’re still stuck.
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Yea and if there is something "good" like western/science medicine, or the invention of planes etc. They can just say it was Allah, so it’s still our religion that’s true.
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I mean personally i think it’s probably not a coincidence that Elon has the same name or got his name from a Wernher von Braun book (wink he was SS Nazi, but later NASA) That he came from an apartheid country. That he supports the AfD in Germany. That he helped get Trump voted. The richest man in the world and so on. Imo it’s what he wanted from the beginning, get his foot into politics, create his own party Tadaaa Muskolini the emperor with robots armies.
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The plot thickens https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5338113-musk-floats-the-american-party-after-trump-tiff/amp/ Elon Musk floated a new political party on Friday after falling out with President Trump over the big, beautiful bill. He launched a Thursday poll on the social platform X, which he owns, asking about whether or not the country needed a new faction for political nominees. “The people have spoken. A new political party is needed in America to represent the 80% in the middle! And exactly 80% of people agree. This is fate,” Musk wrote, citing numbers from his survey. He followed up with a potential name for the group, “The America Party.”
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PurpleTree replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I think it’s unknowable. Probably both. Probably true and not true or neither true and not true. It’s like is there existence? Yes and no. -
PurpleTree replied to Daniel Balan's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Carl Gustav Jung once said he looked into Hitlers eyes and it was too intense for him. So he left Germany. He starred into the abyss and the abyss starred back unto him. -
PurpleTree replied to Daniel Balan's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Because he was intense and he was good with words Germany was poor and longing for change. He would say things like Matsch dotten hotten gotten kazapatapen ubermensch motten gotten and people would say gosh he’s so suave -
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I’m in the city right now as i type looking at drunk people and it’s not a good look at all. But i mean there where times when i drank a lot wheeeew
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Is it a wise decision? No Can it be fun? Absolutely Can it be bad? Absolutely
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Or enough people will leave Israel because of the ongoing war, government and tensions that the state can’t move on in similar fashion.