Women Are Your Enemy? - MGTOW

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This video is brought to you by a donation from Mr. Anonymous and here's what he has to say: "Hi Sandman, You were the first person to introduce me to the red pill after my GF at the time tried to say divorce rates weren't all that bad. My topic is about the 3 pillars of warfare which are psychological, financial and kenetic or physical. Affirmative action started in the early 1960's in the USA which is the main form of financial warfare against males that I noticed. Psycological warfare through Critical Race Theory (CRT) is now being taught in our classrooms. This states that Caucasian people are the reason for all past, present and future problems. These same 2 pillars of warfare were being used in the 1930's by a political group in Germany against undesirables before they activated the third pillar of physical warfare and death. I am a combat infantry veteran and can't understand why people would still stand for the national anthem when 2 outta 3 pillars of warfare are being actively used against a group by the government? I Would love to hear your perspective. This is not a call to violence but a call to maximize your leisure over labor and enjoy the decline with a plan B elsewhere in a country that will appreciate one's existence. Cant wait to hear your insights." Well Mr. Anonymous thank for the donation and topic. Affirmative action may have been one form of financial whorefare back in the 1960s but the war against a man's pocket started a long time before then. The federal reserve system with the creation of debt as money in 1913 set us into motion and the dollar has been heavily devalued since then. When Nixon took the USA off the gold standard officially the inflation in the 1970s got far worse. Our time is supposed to be money and when governments print money and dilute the money supply such action steals both of those things from you. So to protect your hard earned money you need to invest it properly. Most people have to work and then come home and go to work full-time trying to figure out their investments and financial picture. If you're not doing both you're not getting ahead. With covid that's accelerated because of all the money printing. But also because so many people have lost their businesses. I'll discuss more about how the system wages financial warfare on us in just a moment as well as the psychological and kinetic as well but first let me tell everyone about today's sponsor The Men's Guide To High Conflict Divorce: Anyways, now back to the invisible war for men's mind's clown world show. Besides financial warfare the psychological has been going on forever as well but you probably just didn't notice it before. Back in the mid to late 90s I learned about Edvard Barnes and how he developed public relations and propaganda to trick the masses into buying things they didn't need. Before that people bought new clothes and other goods not because they were trying to live a certain lifestyle but simply because the old stuff had been worn out. Barnes had been hired by corporations on Madison Avenue to figure out ways to sell people things they didn't need. This was my first red pill and I'd suggest you read a book called Captains of Consciousness to understand where I'm coming from. That red pill was probably the most brutal one because it shattered my sense of reality the most. That the consumerism I bought into was a lie to keep me obsessing over products I didn't need to try and fill the emptiness left by an industrial society. Trading my time for money to buy things that were making me a slave. Until you fully understand the psychological manipulation of consumerism you won't be free. I remember being the only one in my popular culture class to wake up and my professor said that there was nothing I could do to change things.





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