Wednesday in the Age of Reason-Munchausen (1988)

than whatever damage a reactionary supreme court can do. There are a couple of facets. The USG executive branch [in partnership with the legislative branch and unopposed by the judicial branch] is murdering foreigners in their own country. A reactionary-dominated US judicial branch will only oppress/harm/enslave/continue the enslavement of US nationals/residents. That’s okay. Let US beasts feed on US prey. Keep it in the house. Syrian civilians pose no immediate or long term or any threat to US nationals/residents. Clinton II is a demonstrated, dyed-in-the-wool killer, [consider Ricky Ray Rector] with many past war crimes and clear signals of intent to engage in criminal wars of aggression on foreign civilians. Trump doesn’t have the body count. He has no body count. Since they are both liars but one is a killer. Then the “best” bet is vote for the liar, not-yet-murderer and not vote for the liar, already-a-murderer who has given clear signals of eagerness to murder [okay, “arrange the murder” since she’s not going to “pull the trigger” merely order someone to “pull the trigger” oops Nuremberg.] If I’m wrong on Trump and he becomes a killer, still no worse off and there was a chance [however small, weak, and fleeting] that he wouldn’t become one.

Then I wouldn’t have knowingly voted for a war criminal/murderess and whatever damage is inflicted on populations is more likely limited to the US population, which seems fair since it’s their own fucking government.

What does “undecided” mean when referring to a someone, who is otherwise, qualified to vote? What decision/s have not yet been made? What is “un-decided”? Is it the decision whether to vote? Or is it the decision of whom to vote for, or whom not to vote for?

1. I am undecided as to whether I am going to vote.
2. I am undecided as to whom I will vote for.
3. I have made my decision and my decision is to “not vote”.
4. I have made my decision to vote, and my decision is to vote but I have not yet decided whom to vote for “yet”.
5. If I decide to vote I am sure who I’ll vote for.
6. I have decided to vote and I have decided whom the vote will be for.

https://www.lawfareblog.com/trump-russian-agent-legal-analysis

The way things are supposed to work on this planet is like this: in the United States, the power structures (public and private) decide what they want the rest of the world to do. They communicate their wishes through official and unofficial channels, expecting automatic cooperation. If cooperation is not immediately forthcoming, they apply political, financial and economic pressure. If that still doesn’t produce the intended effect, they attempt regime change through a color revolution or a military coup, or organize and finance an insurgency leading to terrorist attacks and civil war in the recalcitrant nation. If that still doesn’t work, they bomb the country back to the stone age. This is the way it worked in the 1990s and the 2000s, but as of late a new dynamic has emerged.

http://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2016/07/the-power-of-nyet.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Lomasney

http://archive.boston.com/yourtown/news/beacon_hill/2012/06/the_life_legend_and_lessons_of.html

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10141432940