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Cake day: January 29th, 2024

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  • A U.S. veteran I know had a joint training in the 90’s with isreali soldiers. They talked, alot in common as junior enlisted. This kid (20 or so) had a crisis, he grew up being told all this (propaganda) but during a patrol they where interrogating (or arresting, I forget granular details) someone, his OIC was demanding information and threatened to shot the mans kid if he didn’t. The man aqueciced but this soldier became disillusioned, he questioned if he would have been orderd to shoot a child had the man not aqueciced. He realized more reality of the situation…

    It has been this way for some decades. Wars have been fought over it, it was never a secret, just propaganda pushed to the public to distract from the truth. Many, if not most Americans drank the kool aid, and still do, accepting propaganda agianst truth.


  • yeah. There are people complaining about preschools having lockdown drills. But do you know what its like being a preschool teacher getting coaching and drills for a scenario you are responsible for some 19 toddlers with an armed shooter in the building AND you make $10 less than a panda express wok cook? Like no shade to them. and yeah shits going to hell in a hand basket but I still got my 7-4







  • I dont know of any easy fixes, unfortunately. Noise canceling headphones, and friend(s) to hangout with can help reduce stress of fireworks and manage an obligatory party. At the very least trying to find the quietest corner and finding something to zone into, music, a game etc. For me even without noise canceling headphones, listening to music I enjoy on my headphones even in semi chaotic places helps a little.

    Obligatory family gathering might not have any of those options though. Best of luck.