Uncle Al wrote:
Alfred Einstead wrote:
There are more subtle ways to fight wars these days and manipulate
the world. Watch for the following phrases and items, to see how
they emerge in the news over the next 12-18 months: (1) The Zone
of Culpability, (2) The Underground Axis, (3) the split of the
Chinese Communist Party into two separate parties,

The stage is now set. An orderly handover of power to the leader
of the liberal wing of the Party, uttering words presaging future
developments as seen, just took place. Note, in particular, also
a subtle change made in 1993 in section 4 of the Second Amendment
to the Chinese constitution. It paves the way for the very outcome
that will be engineered. Watch the spectacle in the succeeding 3 years
as activity leading to the fulfillment of this event is spurned
(and engineered) from underground.

The hand that rocks the seat of knowledge, the Internet, rules the
world. Risk a' la extraordinaire.
US intelligence is not that intelligent.

No, it's not. It's run by old men who still live in the middle of
the previous century or, as you say:

Washington lives in the 1950s.

Uncle Al says, "Democracy is a hollow farce without an armed populace
to make it work."

It used to be said that power enamates from the barrel of a gun.
But, actually, that's part and parcel of the old thinking of the
previous century.

It's a different time. Today, the proper saying is: you can't stop
a good idea whose time has come, and no power on Earth, whether it
emanate from the barrel of gun or the deep pockets of the wealthiest
can stop a person who pervades a platform of ideas whose time has
come.

The slightest tap on the hardest object in the world in the right
place will make it split into two. The slightest push on a system
in precarious balance will make it fall whatever way you push, if
you only know the right place to push.

This world is ruled by knowledge, no longer by money or force.

The Hackers are waking up and are on the rise.

**** off a whole generation of the Gifted. Compassionately rape them
in every possible way, then give everything to cripples and morons to
buy votes. See where that gets you when the Gifted strike back.

You can't even begin to imagine the depth of subtlety behind the
stereotypically feminine wiles of duplicity when combined in synergistic
fashion with the masculine impulse for achievement. Like Bourbaki,
many people can combine their resources under the collective of one
voice. But in a medium where everything is underground, the ancient
Shao Lin mythical technique of being in a dozen places at once can
become reality, as the dual of this subterfuge comes to realization:
one person alone in the guise of dozens of separate voices and
persona clamoring covertly toward the same agenda and ideal.

That is the punchline behind the remark:
The hand that rocks the seat of knowledge, the Internet, rules the
world. Risk a' la extraordinaire.

Watch closely, because you'll never know who's who. Even you have
been seen talking to the same person in different guises without
realising their identity.