Post: #351

(04-20-2018 10:32 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  ^
I meant NAACP, shows you how much I follow them.

Very interesting insight. Gets me thinking,

Do you think the Black Panther Party and La Raza were started by the elites also?

La Raza was once actually a political party in the southwest mainly in Southern Texas and for a time in the 70s and 80s actually won some seats in the Texas state congress as well as U.S. congress but it fizzled down into the organization that it is now.

Not sure about the Black Panthers. But you posting that got me thinking a little bit about these groups.

Post: #352

(04-20-2018 11:21 PM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  Didn't read the thread but I absolutely guarantee this was staged somehow. The employee was in on it or maybe starbucks too! Diversity training now cannot be questioned!

I'd be interested to know more about the gentlemen's backgrounds, and that of the man they were meeting.

Post: #353

Reads as staged. If a Starbucks had a manager who called the cops on every loiterer, the word would've been on the street and the bums would know not to go there. Something major must've gone down with the elites for so much emotion grabbing news to be hitting the airwaves all at the same time while social media platforms engage in proliferation control.

Post: #354

(04-20-2018 11:22 PM)Pancho Wrote:  

(04-20-2018 10:32 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  ^
I meant NAACP, shows you how much I follow them.

Very interesting insight. Gets me thinking,

Do you think the Black Panther Party and La Raza were started by the elites also?

La Raza was once actually a political party in the southwest mainly in Southern Texas and for a time in the 70s and 80s actually won some seats in the Texas state congress as well as U.S. congress but it fizzled down into the organization that it is now.

Not sure about the Black Panthers. But you posting that got me thinking a little bit about these groups.

Black Panther party was started to protect the community over the stuff that was going on in Oakland.

They started a breakfast program to feed the children in the community, then they taught self defence and started wielding guns.

The pictures of black men wearing black leather jackets and holding guns got America nervous and the campaign began to break up the organization.

I believe the group wasn't formed by the elites, but it was revealed later on that one of the alphabet agencies had planted agents inside the group to break it up from within.

I don't know anything about La Raza.

Also, this is obviously a staged event that has received way more publicity than it deserves, I don't get upset but simply laugh at the media and the powers that be for provoking the masses.

Post: #355

(04-20-2018 07:07 PM)zigZag Wrote:  

(04-20-2018 06:54 PM)RedPillUK Wrote:  

(04-20-2018 06:28 PM)zigZag Wrote:  Oh this story it all feels a bit set up to me. Speaks to how crazy this country is that these guys getting kicked out caused such an outrage. But it also reeks of the liberal tolerant white woman type who is totally tolerant except she see's a "Scary looking hoodlum" walking around in her gated community.

Normally i'd say that race has NOTHING to do with it but in this case it's hard to say that cause other people are saying that they go to Starbucks and sit there and don't order anything, yet don't get treated the same way these two guys got treated. All in all a shitty situation.

How in the hell were they treated badly?

If you go to a cafe to use the bathroom and don't order anything you should be kicked out.

If you refuse to leave, either the police should be called or you should be physically removed by the staff.

Just because Starcucks and a lot of other large franchises are usually run by people who don't give a shit what you do there, doesn't make it right. It's not a free public space to enjoy wifi and bathrooms, regardless of their politics.

A minimum wage employee who is watched by some other minimum wage employees who don't own Starbucks are unlikely to give a shit about freeloaders, it's probably not his job to clean bathrooms anyway.

Do you guys get out into the real world and actually visit independent businesses? Do you think they would accept that behaviour from anyone regardless of race? No, because the employees there might own the place and they sure as fuck don't want to clean up after you.

I was in a family owned cafe in Mexico the other day, when some huge fat dude came in and asked to use the bathroom. They said no, he argued with them for a while, but the woman politely told him no. He decided to walk past her and go for the door.

I'm not a violent or big guy but I was the only man there and when he did that my adrenaline started pumping and I started to get ready to go for the fat guys legs. I can't stand that attitude and this is a local cafe I go to a lot. You have to watch out for poor and homeless pieces of shit who refuse act in a civilised manner. You never know what they might do.

Luckily the manager came out, locked the door and this guy was not going to fight with him over it so he left. I am sure that fat guy would get knocked down if he took it any further, I doubt they'd bother getting the police involved here. I don't see anything wrong with that at all. It's protecting your business from freeloading scumbags.

Because if you have a rule that you selectively enforce then it really brings into question in this situation if there is a racial component to it. I am not sure there is but it reflects poorly on the manager. You're totally right that the manager is totally within her right to call the cops but the question a lot of people including me are asking is.. would they say a thing if it were two white chicks in juicy sweatpants and ugg boots? I don't think she'd say anything to them. If it was some hipster guy with his laptop "Working" all day then I doubt they'd ask him to leave or call the cops either.

That's why we are here IMO... The fact that there are a lot of other people who have just sat there and not ordered a thing and yet didn't run into this problem yet these two guys did. And before you say it yes those guys are in the wrong too cause they should of immediately left when asked. However the fact that they were asked while a lot of others weren't is the $1 million dollar question. All in all this situation reflects poorly on these guys as does it on the manager.

I don't think it reflects badly on the manager at all. You are assuming that the racial element here is that the manager was secretly a racist. Perhaps these guys stood out more than others because they acted rudely when they were denied use of the restroom without buying something; who knows.

Or maybe these guys stood out more because they were the only black guys in the restaurant. Let's grant that. Even still, there is nothing about what the manager did that is racist. Imagine if a white guy goes to a restaurant full of black people. It's quite possible that because he stands out more, he will get more noticed for doing something that isn't allowed; things which may often get overlooked for the black customers who are less noticeable. There is nothing racist about that. Someone standing out more than others doesn't make people that take notice implicit racists.

Post: #356

(04-21-2018 12:10 AM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

(04-20-2018 11:22 PM)Pancho Wrote:  

(04-20-2018 10:32 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  ^
I meant NAACP, shows you how much I follow them.

Very interesting insight. Gets me thinking,

Do you think the Black Panther Party and La Raza were started by the elites also?

La Raza was once actually a political party in the southwest mainly in Southern Texas and for a time in the 70s and 80s actually won some seats in the Texas state congress as well as U.S. congress but it fizzled down into the organization that it is now.

Not sure about the Black Panthers. But you posting that got me thinking a little bit about these groups.

Black Panther party was started to protect the community over the stuff that was going on in Oakland.

They started a breakfast program to feed the children in the community, then they taught self defence and started wielding guns.

The pictures of black men wearing black leather jackets and holding guns got America nervous and the campaign began to break up the organization.

I believe the group wasn't formed by the elites, but it was revealed later on that one of the alphabet agencies had planted agents inside the group to break it up from within.

I don't know anything about La Raza.

Also, this is obviously a staged event that has received way more publicity than it deserves, I don't get upset but simply laugh at the media and the powers that be for provoking the masses.

Ay - all groups of any men congregating and working together will have agents infiltrate them instantly. If RVF ever starts such a real-life group, then countless agents with government funding will flock to it and invest years of their life. In some cases the agents became even more radical and steered the group into some unsafe territory.

There is zero chance in hell that some Black Panthers or La Raza leaders are not agents. Some of those buggers give off highly radical violent content, but are never arrested. The initial Black Panthers may very well have been a positive assortment of men who just wanted to protect, arm and organize their community. There is nothing wrong with that, but we have to be mistrustful of all organizations today, because they can easily co-opted. A good example is what happened with Greenpeace where all the initial founders were mobbed out until the 1990s and some are even opposing the organisation now.

But governments don't need to start those movements - just change them over time. I think that something similar happened to the Occupy Wallstreet movement which had some legitimate concerns which later were twisted into a more radical direction.

Post: #357

Well good news for some people anyway. The deep state has finally approved my requisition forms and I'm getting a computer capable of running programs like Skype instead of the linux driven POS hanging-by-a-thread laptop I run my secret cabal of RVF neo-nazis from currently.

It will even be powerful enough to run the software required to mask my hideous reptilian visage in real time.

Still, I'm tempted to draw this out a bit longer. See, I've never once taken the opportunity to fleece a bunch of suckers and maybe it's time to change that.

Since a reasonable number of members are fanatically certain that I'm some kind of fraud it seems like a capital opportunity for some of these big-men to put their money where their mouth is.

Talk is cheap, as they say.

I figure someone with gambling experience willing to take 10% either way draws up odds on various possibilities in relation to what I am and am not. My being a half emu half cyborg from Pine Gap would pay me out $1.05 on the dollar if I could reasonably prove otherwise since it was never very likely in the first place, alternately other bets can be arranged around any claim I've claim or routine inference I've made about my life, accompanied of course by a quote from the relevant post.

I have $5000 dollars sitting around at the moment that I can put up with a trusted intermediary presuming all participants cough up their own stakes prior to the roll of the dice. If this takes off I'll consider selling everything I own up to and including the shirt off my back to up the stakes, and if after making myself a bit of cash the haters still aren't convinced then we can go double or nothing to provide additional layers of proof.

This is my big chance to pay off my house, and I know the Leonard-Haters club is so certain of themselves that for them this is a no-lose situation, so who's game?

Post: #358

I'm not really following this Starbucks thing, but it makes sense as a distraction.

For example it was discovered the judge prosecuting Trump's lawyer is a long-time friend of George Soros and officiated his wedding.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...Cohen.html

Yuge conflict of interest, but everyone is talking about the coffee thing instead.

As for Leonard, I appreciate his contributions to the forum and am more than open to meeting him. I visit Hobart every few months to see family so it shouldn't be a problem.

Post: #359

I'd make the drive for that, but if I fall asleep along the way then it's on you. That's a fucking boring stretch of road.

Post: #360

(04-21-2018 05:00 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  This is my big chance to pay off my house, and I know the Leonard-Haters club is so certain of themselves that for them this is a no-lose situation, so who's game?

Feels like I'm getting hit by a smooth psy-op

Post: #361

(04-21-2018 03:56 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  But governments don't need to start those movements - just change them over time. I think that something similar happened to the Occupy Wallstreet movement which had some legitimate concerns which later were twisted into a more radical direction.

Canada's entire neo-Nazi movement in the 90's was basically the 'one loner in his Mom's basement' scenario, but the RCMP received orders to root out the neo-Nazis (subtext: if you don't find 'em, create 'em). So at one point about 80% of posters on the Cdn Stormfront website were RCMP officers trying to stir up trouble.

Sidebar: at one of the 'anti-police brutality' marches they love so much here in Quebec, some protesters/agitators were outed as undercover cops. The proof? Photo in the media of cops arresting the protesters, and you could clearly see cops and protesters were wearing identical boots.

Now, let's get this thread back on track:

Post: #362

^Exactly, rinse and repeat.

The word Neo Nazi and Canada don't go together.

People getting worked about politics is laughable to me.

Post: #363

(04-20-2018 09:14 PM)Kona Wrote:  

(04-20-2018 09:09 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  

(04-20-2018 01:39 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  There was a hilarious post, which unfortunately I can't find now, where some loser tried to meet with Kona and Kona just tore the guy apart. Accused him of being a weirdo who knew nothing about Polynesian culture and who treated the girls as whores, a shiftless layabout with no money in the bank account who tried to crash on his couch because he was too poor to afford a hostel. Absolutely shredded the guy. Sounded like the guy deserved it, too.

Kona: when did this happen versus when you had the stalker trying to find out your physical address under different forum handles?

This was when JJRoberts was Lumiere... That other guy was named like Johnny Average or something. Then our pal ntp was familiar with my neighborhood in a detailed google maps sort of way.

Edit: above average Joe

Aloha!

Don't forget about me though.

I have somehow met the one Hawaiian guy in Oregon, his name is Kai, so there's your proof, he's from Oahu, and the two of us are triangulating your identity and coordinates as we speak.

We are moving at a brisk Samoan pace which, sadly has my head spinning, so you should be safe.

There are other forces at play as well.

Growing pains: how Oregon wound up with way more pot than it can smoke

Post: #364

This was retweeted by Godfrey Elfwick, who is back by the way.



https://twitter.com/RealElfwick?lang=en

Post: #365

(04-21-2018 06:12 PM)debeguiled Wrote:  

Zacks outfit (including apron) is what I picture the inmates at the Seattle jail wearing.

Aloha!

Post: #366

Do they even have jails in Seattle? When I was there it looked like the junkies and scum and criminals we're just released on the streets to roam instead.

Post: #367

(04-22-2018 01:27 AM)Ice Man Wrote:  Do they even have jails in Seattle? When I was there it looked like the junkies and scum and criminals we're just released on the streets to roam instead.

Being a criminal scumbag or a junkie is just their culture, and you have to respect that you raciss sexxis homophobic bigot.

Post: #368

So the social justice obsessed company of Starbucks is now racist? lol. You can't make this stuff up.

The truth is, even the most annoying SJW's cannot hide subconscious bias.

Post: #369

(04-22-2018 01:27 AM)Ice Man Wrote:  Do they even have jails in Seattle?

The guy that smuggles in the avocado toast and ecigs rules that place.

Aloha!

Post: #370

(04-22-2018 05:40 AM)Kona Wrote:  

(04-22-2018 01:27 AM)Ice Man Wrote:  Do they even have jails in Seattle?

The guy that smuggles in the avocado toast and ecigs rules that place.

Aloha!

Seattle is the jail, and the inmates go there voluntarily.

Post: #371

Unrelated to this thread, but still related to Starbucks.

Post: #372

(04-22-2018 03:05 PM)budoslavic Wrote:  Unrelated to this thread, but still related to Starbucks.

Quote:Strong US economy hurting Army recruitment, military officials say


Police have launched an investigation after a camera was discovered last week inside a restroom at a Starbucks store in an Atlanta suburb.
A 25-year-old customer reportedly found the device Tuesday, taped under a baby changing station.
According to a police report, the woman removed the camera and alerted the manager. The manager then notified Starbucks’ corporate office.
“We were quite concerned to learn this and are grateful to our customers and partners who took action to involve local authorities,” a Starbucks spokesperson told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
The manager gave the camera to police for inspection. Authorities reportedly found 25 videos stored on the camera, including several that reportedly showed people using the restroom.
“We’ve learned that the device had about an hour’s worth of recorded video on it and detectives found 8 to 10 men and women videotaped while in that restroom,” one officer told Atlanta’s FOX 5. He added that the video quality was poor and no “private parts” were seen.


No suspects have been identified. Police say whoever is responsible faces a charge of eavesdropping, which is a felony.
Tuesday’s discovery comes less than a week after the coffee giant faced a national backlash over an incident at a Philadelphia location in which two black men were arrested for allegedly trespassing.

The arrests drew apologies from the company and from Philadelphia’s police commissioner. The company announced that it would close 8,000 locations on May 29 to conduct “racial bias” training.

This is another reason I have to stop diddling off and missing the meetings. The Elite Illuminati newsletter had a "short on SBUX NASDAQ" recommendation on the page 6 (aka "Manipulations To Watch") last month.

Truth be told its hard to stay focused and on top of all the opportunities with soooo many action items published in "The Agenda "every month. I brushed it off as just another billion $ golf bet being paid

Post: #373

< What Illuminati newsletter?

Post: #374

(04-23-2018 05:05 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  < What Illuminati newsletter?

You don't get the newsletter? Mercenary sends me copy along with the programmed weather schedule for domed Earth.

Post: #375

(04-23-2018 05:05 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  < What Illuminati newsletter?

(04-13-2018 01:03 AM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

(04-12-2018 02:35 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  

(04-12-2018 02:32 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

(04-12-2018 02:22 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  I'd like him to stay long enough to explain how FOSTA is a Jewish conspiracy. That's a new one on me.

My guess is his contention is that all erosion of civil liberties falls into that (((category)))

But I thought that (((they))) were supposed to run the pornography and prostitution industries as part of (((their))) plot to degrade America.

I swear you need a fucking guidebook to keep up with all this stuff.

Why didn't you say so?...I'll put you on the Elite Illuminati newsletter list. Its the most thorough an up to date on policy.

Also you get notified of the solstice and equinox pot luck dinners / orgies which are top notch. The Rothschilds are actually a hoot once you get to know them. Plus they often splurge and bring emu foie gras to eat off of one the virgins before the faux sacrifices. (Im told the real sacrifices ended right after the JFK assassination because the management committee at the time decided virgins would soon be very rare)

If you cant beat us join us Its better on this side