look, even if there’s time the protests will be suppressed, the next wave has to be even a greater one. In this case, it’s a matter of mathematics. When something happens once it may be counted as statistical error but when something is happening over and over again, it’s a wave like phenomenon. and this phenomenon is at its rising stage. just like a tsunami that starts with small changes and escalate to a big wave. What I think should be done before the next wave is some homework. I believe it will be a good time to get much more arms. Also a lot of ammunitions. and work with different intelligence services. to make sure next time is more than hundred percent of success.

if you want succeed, avoid vitkof, it’s a rat.

If you're able to notice this post, is probably because you had to scroll through lots of disjointed posts,, both in category, and even time (Newer posts showing further down than older ones). With the current setup on Skool, the distinction between "general discussion", "News", and "fun", is quite blurry, and has virtually no continuity. For example, should a discussion ensue in a post, members aren't even notified within the site that they've been responded too. The only way the discourse proceeds, is if everyone regularly scrolls down searching repeatedly for that post. In other words, I think the only redeeming quality of this site, that's even remotely conducive for community, and movement, is the semi-live gatherings we have. And that is only given meaningful utility because @Armin Navabi makes the effort of recording, and uploading in parts. Therein, when we participate in those calls, "organizing" is often mentioned, both during, and after recording. This post is to point out that most talk about organizing becomes rather moot, when even the most basic functions of communication to that effect, are severely impeded. Heck, most of us can't even send messages to each other.

Pure comedy 😂

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