/pol/ - Politically Incorrect

>>13640895

If something is getting slid out of attention, then make a list of all the things which could be slid right now

You already did some of it

- kiddie camp in Texas (more mossad trafficking?)

- an attempted insurrection in Canada

- what else?

And if any of those things has enough depth then make a thread about it to further investigate into it.

Though ZOG will always be the first thing getting slid away, in any season and with any weather.

>>13640895

Here's my take after listening to Alex Jones and others attempt to make sense of it:

>full disclosure would trigger the deep state and entail mutually assured destruction of governments world-wide

>the compromise is for Kash, Bongino, Blondi and the DOJ to embarass and discredit the federal government as much as possible

>buying time for us to keep diffusing the deep state

>hopefully setting the stage in the background for the day of reckoning

if it were less utterly ridiculous I might actually be concerned

more pissed off about the money to Ukraine to be honest

>>13640900

>>13640898

>>13640895

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NusJ2nUYxKk

I hate youtupe posters. I am ashamed to enjoy this hot take on the information.

>Jew openly happy white people died

shocking, truly

Didnt you niggers learn about the streisand effect yet? This is a psyop to get people to care about Epstein more. Cmon man.

Is it not unexpected for the elites to be all " the list was a prank bro there was no epstein client list and he wasn't a foreign agent lol." The missing "minute" is also an interesting piece. I purrsonaly think the camera was taken down and adjusted to display the incorrect time. It would allow a man or men to show up and do the business.

Surely on some level they are trying to keep all the pedos in power from being outed. We might actually have proper politician lynchings/"assassinations" if people actually realized how many jew controlled blackmailed kid touchers run the place. As an aside no one that high in society is allowed legal suffering anyway, unless they try to snap their leash that is.

The biggest issue I have is simply why not cover it all up from the start? "our boy eppers got caught man what do we release to the public?" "Well first, bergenmasterstein says don't talk about that fuckin list" This issue would lend itself very well to your theories op. Or perhaps it was a mistake originally and they just think to use it to obfuscate something else. Waste not want not and all.

>>13640987

hmmm

I think the power such information can leverage is the most reasonable conclusion. That is not to say the desensitization isn't a part at all, but if anything it would surely be a sub-point.

Theoretically even if the list didn't exist, one could still leverage the idea of the list with the public by say… implicating high ranking officials that displease the powers that be, effectively granting string pullers one more tool in the box. Even if the list doesn't exist it doesn't matter in this regard. The general john and jane are simply not concerned with what is true, perception is reality, and if their favorite talking head tells them "that guy you don't like is a pedo" they will accept it. Their perception is this toxic, modern tribalist one. One that forgoes proper understanding in favor of accruing only what is aligned with how they perceive the world. No doubt a symptom of destructively over-pronounced individualism, a result of a nation with no true family unit and a completely fractured cultural indentity. Purrhaps in that fashion the desensitization angle is more relevant; as a means to the continued eroding of ehtical and moral principles. However I think the relation of this matter and the further desensitization of the public is more difficult to outright connect…

>Comey- " Ok jeff, tell us who your clients are"

>Epstein -" ehm.. Clintons, Bill Gates, Prince Andrew, Dershowitz, Obama, Lynn de Rothshild, Mark Zuckerberg.. "

>Comey - "Ok.. so we've got Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump and Trump"

Sounds plausible.

Nevertheless, not playing open book about this is a serious reputation killer.

And brings dishonor to all who trusted Trump and his team to expose them all and bring them to justice,

And Trump bending like a twig suggests they really have something on him or his family members.. and not just a rifle scope

Anyways .. rumors have it that intel agencies have gathered so much dirt on every living person, That their containment plan is to expose the dirty laundry on everyone who keeps complaining about the crimes of corrupt elites.

Epstein related evidence have been harvested and added to automated filter lists used by websites/fora/chans and will flag you as performing criminal activity, which under new recent laws is enough to allow feds to hack into your computer.

Information warfare took a new turn

>>13640937

>Say what the fuck is going on atm with 4cucks

puppet master ordered their glowies to shill the epstein case as a nothingburger.

T. got permabanned by automated filter for posting evidence to the contrary

>>13640906

>mutually assured destruction

Yep very likely that Current head of NATO Mark Rutte ( Rothschild puppet ) threatened to escalate Ukraine war to full Nuclear if Investigation into Child abuse would not be shut down. Might have even put it under Nato's orders to which all members must comply , They did the same with covid lockdowns.

Members of Rutte's political party (Hans van Baalen ) were involved in the early days of the Maidan Rebellion in Ukraine.

Rutte himself is in to underage boys, which he recruits at the school he insist on working at.

More Dutch politicians are child predators among them Johan Remkes who has bought a house in Thailand "for the boys"

Former head of Justice department Joris Demmink was also investigated for sex with boys, but everything got covered up and gaslighted.

>>13641505

>only to liberate it from those who believe they own it.

[x] doubt

>>13641504

>They have the men, the equipment, the Navy, and the money to make-good on every word he spoke.

But they still do not have the food.

Without food import from the west , half the chinese population will be dead of starvation in 2 weeks.

This Russian-China alliance is fake, as soon as Russia gets itself into full war with NATO, China will invade Russia to secure farmland and resources for it's population.

The Russian territory is the ultimate price to win in this geostrategic chessboard and all sides have their eyes on it.

Whoever owns Russia with it's near unlimited resources, will dominate the world.

https://x.com/LaraLeaTrump/status/1942346014553432210

Lara Trump

@LaraLeaTrump

>>13641586

>those giant feet

>those giant hands

>>13641644

Checked

>>13640895

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/antisemitism-envoy-leaving-role-1.7588373

Canada's envoy for combatting antisemitism leaving post early

Deborah Lyons was set to serve until October

Dylan Robertson Posted: Jul 18, 2025 10:59 AM EDT | Last Updated: July 18

Canada's special official for fighting antisemitism announced on Thursday that she is retiring her post, three months before the end of her term.

Deborah Lyons served as Canada's special envoy on preserving Holocaust remembrance and combatting antisemitism since October 2023, and was set to serve until this October.

In a social media post announcing her departure, she did not explain why she is leaving before then.

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https://www.nationalreview.com/news/jews-fleeing-canada-for-the-united-states-amid-explosion-of-antisemitism/

>>13641654

(Hmmm. Makes one wonder what is happening in the post 2017 former Canadian nation-corporation. Seen so many crazy things in the both the former united states and former canada these last 10 years.

Check out what is happening with ceo’s the fiction media won’t touch with a 23ft pole for obvious strategic reasons.)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gLBEwlALAHo

https://www.digitaljournal.com/tech-science/microsoft-says-u-s-law-takes-precedence-over-canadian-data-sovereignty/article

Microsoft says U.S. law takes precedence over Canadian data sovereignty

Alexander Rudolph August 15, 202

On June 10, 2025, France’s Senate held a hearing as part of its study on the role of procurement in promoting data sovereignty. Microsoft France’s Director of Public and Legal Affairs, Mr. Anton Carniaux, was invited to provide testimony and answer questions from Senators. During the hearing, Mr. Carniaux was asked if he could guarantee that data from French citizens could not be transmitted to United States authorities without the explicit authorization of French authorities.

Mr. Carniaux said that he could not guarantee this.

In other words, if the United States were to issue a legal request to Microsoft for the data of a French citizen hosted in the EU, Microsoft would comply regardless of French or EU law.

We can assume that this is irrespective of country, as France and the EU have some of the strictest data protection laws in the world and the U.S. law they are talking about is the United States CLOUD Act.

As a result, thedata of Canadians who use Microsoft or other products from US-based corporations could have their data provided to the United States government, and there is nothing they nor the Government of Canada can do.

Does this affect the federal government and military?

Yes.

It appears that it does not matter if the target is an individual, organization, or government. As long as the legal request is considered valid in the United States, the target or location of the data does not matter.

As an example, the Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces make significant use of Microsoft 365. They have their own defence-tailored instance called Defence 365, which serves as a common cloud infrastructure for collaboration across DND/CAF, with stakeholders and other government departments.

I have not heard anything related to the government’s actual interest concerning investment in a sovereign cloud capability, but this news and an understanding that data residency will only get Canada so far and must motivate a change in approach.

Alexander Rudolph is a cyber defense policy analyst and a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Political Science at Carleton University. Alex’s research explores grand strategy, conflict, and competition in cyberspace. His doctoral thesis, “Towards a Strategic Doctrine of Cyberspace,” explores the doctrine, force development, and force structures of offensive cyber capabilities by major cyber powers including the United States, Russia, and China. Alex's research seeks to improve existing research methods by introducing hacker-informed perspectives to explain how and why countries operate the way they do in cyberspace.

https://www.cyberincontext.ca/p/microsoft-admits-us-law-supersedes

How Eurostack could offer Canada a route to digital independence from the United States

Published: July 14, 2025 9:16am EDT

>Prime Minister Mark Carney has begun promoting “nation-building projects,” but little attention has been paid to Canada’s digital infrastructure.

>Curtis McCord, a former national security and technology researcher for the Canadian government: “With Washington becoming an increasingly unreliable ally, Mr. Carney is right to look for ways to diversify away from the U.S. But if Canada wants to maintain its sovereignty and be responsible for its national security, this desire to diversify must extend to the U.S. domination of Canada’s digital infrastructure.”

>Silicon Valley is exhibiting a newfound loyalty to Trump. The photo of the “broligarchy” at Trump’s inauguration spoke volumes, as their apparent eagerness to appease the president brings the data gathered by the internet’s surveillance-based economy under state control.

>Trump’s recent executive order entitled “Stopping waste, fraud and abuse by eliminating information silos” is alarming. The order became operational when the Trump administration contracted with Palantir, a company known for its surveillance software and data analytics in military contexts. Its job? To combine databases from both the state and federal levels into one massive database that includes every American citizen, and potentially any user of the internet.

>Combining multiple government databases is concerning. Combining them with all the personal data harvested by Silicon Valley and providing them to a government showing all the hallmarks of an authoritarian regime sounds like Big Brother has arrived.

>Spokesperson Francesca Bria explains the “stack” arises from the idea that a digitally sovereign internet needs to have European control from the ground up.

>Canada receives no mention in the Eurostack proposal to date, but the project is still very much in the developmental phase. Investment so far is in the tens of millions instead of the billions it will require. Canada has a lot to offer and to gain from being part of the Eurostack initiative. With the project still taking shape, now is the perfect time to get on board.

https://theconversation.com/how-eurostack-could-offer-canada-a-route-to-digital-independence-from-the-united-states-260663