@Eeevil Conservative and @Rr Halda, PhD I was reminded of this one when talking with you about the 45 goals,,, here's where I came across among the economic one that I mentioned (which was eye-opening, because I've seen corporations as conceptually similar, but not as an pursued objective) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4do9BPT-XU

Hello to all, @Eeevil Conservative @Jason G @Tziporah L. @Jose Suarez and anyone else who wants to pitch in ... we need to touch base about this project. Sherri uploaded a document that I am going to repost here: Communist goals Research Straight Up with Sherri: ENEMY ABROAD, ENEMY WITHIN We need to finalize this project. We need people to help with creating a script and choosing images. I can create the actual video if necessary, unless someone else wishes to do this, too. The idea is to get this information available immediately to the public as a YouTube, so we can share it with everyone on all of our platforms. I will be changing one of the unmonitored chats to a Communism chat. Please watch for it! Maybe tonight? :) Thoughts?

"Socialism is a political religion whose God is the State and whose priests are the bureaucrats... It is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy; its inherent virtue is the equal distribution of misery" Winston Churchill https://x.com/quotesforgoal/status/2083554426472579405?s=46&t=gT6uLhaVod8uwzT4p6povA

Communist goals Research Straight Up with Sherri: ENEMY ABROAD, ENEMY WITHIN

I remember war from before I was even a teenager. What I remember most is fear — and not understanding why we keep offering war as a solution. There are countless ways to seek agreement. War should not even be on the menu, let alone be one of the most profitable industries on Earth. Whenever I asked why we do it, I was usually met with a cold shoulder. Maybe people did not want to answer. Maybe they simply did not have one. Now I have children of my own. I have to teach them that violence is not the solution, while at the same time explaining why violence remains one of the biggest recurring investments humanity continues to make. Most people would never want war where they live. Most also understand that if they do not want it for themselves, others do not want it either. And yet, somehow, nearly everyone still supports it in one way or another — through taxes, equipment, salaries, logistics, food, clothing, shelters, and the systems that replace fathers sent away to fight. COVID reignited something in me that had always been there: the feeling that the math simply does not add up. We pretend to hate war, yet we continuously invest in it. If 99% of people say, “It is what it is,” and call it a “necessary evil,” then maybe the real problem is how normal that idea has become. I firmly believe that my children — and all children — should not inherit a single atomic bomb, aircraft carrier, bomber, or tank. Maybe that why UNBROKEN. Reappropriation. Deconstruction. An end to endlessly assembling new instruments of destruction. People spending their lives producing machines designed to destroy what other people have built feels like one of humanity’s greatest wastes of time, energy, and potential. Instead of writing a longer introduction, I will leave you with two songs: one about this subject, and another more personal one. Both were made by me.