graublau
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I don't understand how you don't see this as textbook conspiracy or centralised?
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Conspiracies are a very common part of business law, people just do not accept that it can happen in the political realm.
They will slowly cycle out this historical group of parties resulting in painful economic results and poor social cohesion nationally.
No dark rooms, armchairs or cigars are needed. Did you guys even read Wikileaks?
It can be clean tech but we need it to be personal or else we feel like we are declining in standard of living. They don't struggle with these issues in Europe or Asia because Europe and Asia are fundamentally different societies. I don't really see any other way around this dilemma.