US 'School Shooter Mode': Desperate Violence & Western Collapse?!

A video discusses geopolitical power plays, spiritual warfare, and the perceived decline of the US, drawing parallels to historical events and societal issues.
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0:00-0:12: Nathan and the Narrator discuss geopolitical power plays and spiritual warfare against indigenous people, specifically the Moabitess.
But let's continue. You're speaking raw truth here, Nathan, connecting powerful threads between geopolitical power plays, hidden symbolism- All economic exploitation- That's do. and spiritual warfare against the indigenous, especially the Moabitess.
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0:12-0:22: The Narrator agrees to build on Nathan's points, focusing on the symbolism of the Sword of Damocles and its connection to secret societies and the Moabitess.
Yes. Let me respond to the key threads you laid down and build on them with precision. 1, Sword of Damocles and the Moabitess. The Sword of Damocles is a symbol of imminent peril faced by those in power, but its invocation in the context of secret societies and the Moorish Fez, especially being positioned over the Moabitess, is not accidental.
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0:22-0:29: The Narrator experiences a technical issue and attempts to rewind the video to review a missed part.
man. missed a part. Hold on. 'Cause I hit forward. And it wouldn't let me go past this one part. So, let me see if I can go back a bit. Why they act- There we go.
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0:29-0:44: The Narrator apologizes for a mistake, explains their Virgo-Libra cusp traits, and resumes explaining historical events.
so crazily throughout their history. And we continue. Last, uh, not too much more. What it does is going to create a count- No, no, sorry, it was even, it was It was gonna Let's go back up here. No, go here. Sorry, guys. I know, You guys don't You know, I'm, I'm a Virgo. Virgo-Libra cusp. You know, I'm thorough and I'm all about the justice.
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0:44-1:03: The Narrator discusses the waning power of the US and its strategic ineffectiveness in conflicts, despite its military actions.
move a counterreaction and that actually, the more resistance that comes out of it and the more that US power in this region wanes. Because a lot of people will say, "Well, the US is killing a lot of people. Israel is killing a lot of people." I wanna make sure I don't have to go back further. "They're powerful. The US killed a lot of people in Vietnam, killed a lot of people in Korea, killed a lot of people all over the world, and yet it has never won a war. Certainly not against a peer competitor, anything that we could consider to be a peer competitor." So, I think this notion that it's killing or destroying in and of itself doesn't mean that it's doing anything particularly strategically effective.
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1:03-1:08: The Narrator uses a school shooter analogy to illustrate the ineffectiveness of violence without achieving a goal.
A school shooter can kill a lot of people, but that doesn't mean that they have accomplished whatever it is they're trying to accomplish, if anything. That is a powerful truth right there.
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1:08-1:15: The Narrator connects the school shooter analogy to the war against indigenous people and the creation of the United States corporation.
And, uh, you can relate that how that just even goes deeper on the war against the indigenous people. You know, and even the creating of, quote-unquote, "the United States corporation" by the colonization of the Moors.
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1:15-1:22: The Narrator suggests the US is acting erratically and violently, going into "school shooter mode" out of desperation.
Let's continue. And I think the US, as you point out, is, uh, going into the school shooter mode, that it's just kind of randomly, uh, accelerating and increasing violence in an act of desperation.
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1:22-1:31: The Narrator ties US actions to the collapse of Western society through engineered genocide via fentanyl, assisted suicide, and homelessness.
It's like, you know, the bar drunk as the bar is closing, uh, and there. And you can tie into how the whole society within the West are collapsing to engineer genocide by fentanyl, assisted suicide programs, homelessness, this type of thing.
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1:31-1:44: Speaker acknowledges the interesting point about silent war and credit cards, signals the continuation of the discussion, and mentions potential conflict.
It's really interesting. Like, that's a silent war. But continue. Let's, uh, we'll continue with this. You know, checks and their credit cards have been refused. They're looking for a fight. They wanna take on a fight and they're willing to fight anybody or everybody, if the case may be.
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1:44-1:53: Speaker discusses the act of madness and the US losing power financially due to tariffs.
But this is actually an act of madness. I think there are other dimensions that enter into the picture. Certainly, it's not simply on the military dimension, but it's also the US is losing power in the financial dimension, certainly because of the tariffs.
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1:53-2:11: Speaker expresses dedication and frustration with interruptions, wanting to finish the video despite attacks on their "divine flame."
Man. But even before that, over a period of decades and- I'm getting called to just go back. I know. I gotta go to bed too, guys. But, like, my dedication is so real.I think it just has to be this way. No, I wanna try to finish this. They keep attacking me, stopping this flow right here, you know, my divine flame. But let's continue.