Pluto C. Rat
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Why’s the 60s class/generational civil war resurfaced in US – is there no progress &
resolution in 50 years? And will the 1960’s racial civil war element also resurface -- or is this at all resolved after 50 years?
JFK, MLK, RFK, Malcolm X… All these rich class “Straight Arrow” tactics right back on the forefront, and wholly rekindled…
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"Straight Arrow" is the US rich class game of coercing working class to do their dirtiest work for them. Pretending that US rich class are not expert at the game and how it is played won't make "straight arrow" go away -- only YOU can make it (i.e. them - US rich class) go away...
It's a Native American traditional game. In a group of boys, one boy shoots an arrow straight up into the air, and the group flees outward avoiding the soon-to-fall arrow. Whomever the arrow lands next to loses. Hopefully, it will not pierce anyone.
Oswald has been considered a "Straight Arrow" in that it is theorized that government spy agents falsely befriended him, considering him a dangerous person and sharing in unclear language that someone or something had to be "eliminated," thereby sending the straight arrow into the air and hoping it landed onto Kennedy. If that were the case, then likely these conservative spy elements were sending numerous straight arrows into the air.
resolution in 50 years? And will the 1960’s racial civil war element also resurface -- or is this at all resolved after 50 years?
JFK, MLK, RFK, Malcolm X… All these rich class “Straight Arrow” tactics right back on the forefront, and wholly rekindled…
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"Straight Arrow" is the US rich class game of coercing working class to do their dirtiest work for them. Pretending that US rich class are not expert at the game and how it is played won't make "straight arrow" go away -- only YOU can make it (i.e. them - US rich class) go away...
It's a Native American traditional game. In a group of boys, one boy shoots an arrow straight up into the air, and the group flees outward avoiding the soon-to-fall arrow. Whomever the arrow lands next to loses. Hopefully, it will not pierce anyone.
Oswald has been considered a "Straight Arrow" in that it is theorized that government spy agents falsely befriended him, considering him a dangerous person and sharing in unclear language that someone or something had to be "eliminated," thereby sending the straight arrow into the air and hoping it landed onto Kennedy. If that were the case, then likely these conservative spy elements were sending numerous straight arrows into the air.