While voting carries significant consequences, the autonomy of the state is perhaps more significant, even pervasive, and certain departments, divisions, etc., maintain their authority and general independence regardless of which party is elected.
But maybe Goldstein has something else in mind, like the Illuminati. Good organization, that, although they've definitely lost ground to the Knights Templar, Majestic 12 (through its proxy UNATCO) and the French resistance cell Silhouette.
Is this a rhetorical question? Vote for Romney.
ReplyDeleteI hate to even contemplate four more years of the current Potemkin Presidency.
Mitt is the lesser of two evils. I shall vote against Barak.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNL0KfD0nts
Vote for Mitt.
ReplyDeleteIt won't make any difference.
The true rulers of this country will still pull the strings.
"It won't make any difference.
ReplyDeleteThe true rulers of this country will still pull the strings."
Why so cryptic? Go ahead and name the true rulers. Who is it? Voldemort?
While voting carries significant consequences, the autonomy of the state is perhaps more significant, even pervasive, and certain departments, divisions, etc., maintain their authority and general independence regardless of which party is elected.
ReplyDeleteBut maybe Goldstein has something else in mind, like the Illuminati. Good organization, that, although they've definitely lost ground to the Knights Templar, Majestic 12 (through its proxy UNATCO) and the French resistance cell Silhouette.