For legal reasons, all the following information about Kash Patel is alleged. Kash Patel is full of shit! First, I know for a fact that the Feds fabricate stories and force-feed the fiction to folks to fortify their manipulative hold on many minds. They even script specific scenarios and have agents and acolytes act them out, sometimes leading to incarceration and loss of life, just so their manipulation is maintained with minimal mistrust. Second, never—under any circumstances—trust those who thrive on their capability to control circumstances through being trusted. Why would the FBI director be direct and desist from dishonesty if their honesty would destroy their capability to control circumstances? None of those motherfuckers are ever telling the whole truth, ever! The Feds lie for a living. And many of the protestors who pontificate and pray for peace of mind on the internet are pretending, as even the Feds’ own tarot readers tell that they’re being terrorized by the tyrants that tell them to pretend. With that in mind, whatever those bald-headed bitches are telling y’all is bogus bullshit. They know exactly what they’re doing, they’re alluding and deluding daily (or whenever they’re recording), and they’re being directed to do so. The problem with persuasion that makes it dangerous is that plenty of people aren’t willing to put up a fight when being pressured by persons or powers that they perceive as preeminent. In other words, offenders and oppressors with official positions are often overawing. What’s more, going back to the topic of trust, trustful people are typically tractable. Think about it like this, if Kash Patel is the director of a federal agency, it’s safe to assume that he must have been vetted and verified as a very virtuous person, right? No, that’s not necessarily the case. The government doesn’t provide power to people that aren’t pliable. Also, corruption and control go together like chaos and confusion, or cameras and clownery, or courts and jesters, or foolishness and the Feds, or Kash Patel and the cap-ass lies that he pa-tells. Y’all see what I was trying to do there. And what I’m trying to say is, much like the malleable minds that he misleads and manipulates, Kash Patel is proud to be persuaded by people who he perceives as predominant. But it’s not like he has a choice, as possessing power under powerful people requires pliability. It’s damn difficult to disillusion and dominate a man with a mighty mind of his own. In an internet interview, actor Michael Jai White stated that he once strived to serve his community correctly by chasing a career as a cop. The actor asserted that he aced all the appropriate assessments until he was asked about his attitude toward authority. After advising the academy that he was antipathetic to corruption and criminality among cops, the actor was axed. Is the system shunning a soldier seeking to be of service to the suppressed and subjugated surprising? Y’all can track and tail me, try to twist my words, tell people that I haven’t been a target since a teen, toil to trick and trap me, task trolls with triggering me into tirades, etc., but you can’t be truthful. So, who do you think these people trust the most? Anyhoo, let’s think theoretically. What if the Feds find me so fascinating that they feel AI would be more fitting to fix the future if it were fashioned with my consciousness? But if I think “everybody’s stupid” and that people are probably too pigheaded to positively progress psychologically, what would AI conclude is course of humanity’s collective consciousness? Actual intelligence is the only solution to stupidity, not artificial. What’s stopping you from thinking for yourself right now? Is it a belief that you’re inferior or less informed than people in powerful positions? Is it the fact that you find independence lonely and you long for leadership? Are you tired of failing to figure things out for yourself and you see successful people as more understanding of “the process?” Whatever is stopping or scaring you away from exercising your free will, get over it…
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