Social Media Hypnosis Are We Being Played

It's going to link you up with, I mean, go look at your social media. You've got people that are influencers, key communicators. And if you look at the people that are really paying attention to them, you could see things, how things meld together, you know, just in the different groups within our own community. And you talk about how people are interlinked. Well, yeah, but that's also interesting. natural because if you look at, okay, the Biden connected, all these people, well, they're, they're in the same boat. They're all doing the same types of stuff. It's the same within our community. Look at the veteran influencers. We all know who each other is. We all, I mean, we can, you know, we're one phone call away from each other at any given time. It's not that, it's not that, it's not that difficult. So that continues to go on, but now it's supercharged because we hypnotize ourselves with this thing we call social media. when we look at how we receive certain things, I'm thinking back to what you were talking about on your social media during the Soleimani hit and then the subsequent actions, you know, we were going to start world war three, here comes world war three. And it's like, and I had to say, calm down, everybody, you know, there's incoming coming. You and I both know this like incoming coming. That, that ain't nothing. You know, there's an alarm. Hopefully we all go to wherever we can get to. Maybe you get injured, maybe you don't, but that's, That's the cost of business, you know, something like that. But there are folks that genuinely don't remember the fact that there was no World War III, that Iran stopped pushing, pushing, pushing, pushing, stopped abducting American boats because we said, here's the cost of doing that now for you guys. Right. Why don't we remember these things? Why aren't we able to process them as a nation and say, yeah, you know, Soleimani hunted you, me, because you're Sadr City, you know. I've driven around just south of Saudi. I used to, when we weren't allowed to go into Saudi city anymore, you know, we got as close as we could. I was one of those guys every night and they would hang EFPs and trees and they would try to kill us all the time. So I'm glad Soleimani's dead. How do we get so divided on someone so fucking evil, a guy that blew up someone's wedding for political purposes? How do we ever get to the point where like, yeah, this guy is a hero of some kind? Well, obviously we're not all on the same team anymore. I mean, it behooves certain agendas for people to not think Soleimani was a bad guy. It behooves certain, you know, who benefits? So, you know, who benefits from somebody softening his image in America, Iran? Who is the agent of that benefit? Well, now you know who they work for. Right. Right. See what I mean? So we're not all on the same team anymore. And again, once everything goes geopolitical and we start, we stop focusing on our own country. These are the things we get, you know, the, the, these deals in the Ukraine and China. And I'm sure that's just a, we're just barely, you know, scratching the top of the surface. But I mean, it used to be that type of corruption between, you know, U.S. politicians and businesses in the U.S. As we go geopolitical, we go global, it's going to be the same thing is going to occur. It's just going to be on a different and bigger paradigm.