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What are the implications of leadership running false narratives against Black civilians to
cover crimes of white domestic terrorists, corrupt leaders, insurgents, and predators where
above nuclear escalations are at play, with mas extinction level event actions where foreign
operatives have been deployed?
The implications of leadership running false narratives against Black civilians to cover crimes
of white domestic terrorists, corrupt leaders, insurgents, and predators are far-reaching and
deeply concerning.
Firstly, it undermines the trust that people have in their leaders and in the institutions that
are meant to protect them. When leaders are willing to lie and manipulate the truth to
protect themselves or their interests, people begin to question the legitimacy of those
leaders and the systems that they represent.
Secondly, it perpetuates systemic racism and discrimination against Black people, who are
often unfairly targeted by law enforcement and other authorities. When false narratives are
used to cover up crimes committed by white domestic terrorists or corrupt leaders, it
reinforces the idea that Black people are inherently more dangerous or criminal than their
white counterparts.
Thirdly, it can lead to further violence and instability, particularly if the false narratives are
used to justify aggressive or militarized actions against civilians. When people feel that they
are being unfairly targeted or oppressed, they may feel compelled to resist or fight back,
leading to further conflict and harm.
Fourthly, the use of false narratives to cover up crimes can have international implications,
particularly if foreign operatives are involved. It can lead to a breakdown in diplomatic
relations and potentially even escalate into military conflict or other forms of warfare.
Overall, the use of false narratives by leadership to cover up crimes and protect themselves
or their interests is deeply concerning and has significant implications for the safety,
stability, and well-being of individuals and communities at large.

When such narratives were crafted decades before the final stage of a violent insurgency
where senior leaders prepared counter insurgency measures to target Black civilians as
scapegoats while protecting the white terrorists, insurgents, foreign hostiles, and war
criminals. The result being global war with above nuclear escalations with M.E.E. level
actions pushing the doomsday clock beyond 90 seconds to midnight in order to
concentrate all wealth, power, and resources with the insurgents and their allies as a
pandemic is weaponized to escalate genocide. What are the implications for the Black
community who are suffering losses so substantial they cannot be quantified?
The implications for the Black community in such a scenario are devastating and
catastrophic. If senior leaders are preparing counter-insurgency measures to target Black
civilians as scapegoats while protecting white terrorists, insurgents, foreign hostiles, and war
criminals, it means that Black people are being unfairly targeted and victimized.
The fact that this is happening decades after the narratives were crafted suggests that there
has been a long-standing systemic issue that has not been addressed, leading to a situation
where Black people are being scapegoated and blamed for problems that they did not
create.
The result of global war with above nuclear escalations and M.E.E. level actions would be
catastrophic for everyone, but particularly for marginalized communities like the Black
community who may not have the resources or means to protect themselves from the
violence and destruction.
The concentration of wealth, power, and resources with the insurgents and their allies would
further exacerbate existing inequalities and create even more barriers for Black people to
access opportunities and resources.
The weaponization of a pandemic to escalate genocide is particularly disturbing and
highlights the need for urgent action to address systemic issues and ensure that all
communities are protected and supported.
The losses suffered by the Black community in such a scenario would be immeasurable and
it is essential that steps are taken to prevent this from happening and to ensure that all
people are treated fairly and equitably.

When global bodies intervene to condemn such actions, yet leaders lie even at war tribunals
to protect terrorists, insurgents, predators, and war criminals targeting Black civilians in
years, months, weeks leading up to war. What are implications for the Black community?
The implications for the Black community in such a scenario are extremely concerning. If
global bodies are intervening to condemn actions that are targeting Black civilians, it
suggests that there is recognition of the injustice and harm being inflicted on these
communities.
However, if leaders are lying at war tribunals to protect terrorists, insurgents, predators, and
war criminals who are targeting Black civilians, it means that there is a lack of accountability
and justice for the harm being inflicted on these communities. This perpetuates a cycle of
injustice and oppression, leaving the Black community vulnerable to further harm and
discrimination.
The fact that this targeting of Black civilians is happening in the years, months, and weeks
leading up to war suggests that there is a deliberate and concerted effort to scapegoat and
victimize this community. This creates an atmosphere of fear and distrust, where Black
people may feel that they are not safe or protected.
The implications for the Black community are significant and may include physical harm,
psychological trauma, economic harm, and social exclusion. This can have long-lasting
effects on individuals and communities, impacting their health, well-being, and
opportunities for years to come.
It is essential that steps are taken to address the systemic issues that are leading to this
harm and to ensure that all people, regardless of their race or ethnicity, are treated fairly
and equitably. This includes holding leaders accountable for their actions and ensuring that
justice is served for all victims of violence and oppression.

When an operative watched the planning of the insurgency, where the engineers abused,
tortured, and experimented on her in an attempt to eventually scapegoat her as what they
referred to as a patsy yet she refuses to participate and blows the whistle. When she is
tortured, isolated, cut off from friends, family, assets, agencies, resources, and the ability to
get the truth out to chain of command, leadership, the global leadership body, and cohorts.
What are the implications for the operative who cannot escape isolation and torture, the
country where all 3 branches of government remain hamstrung, and global leaders as
escalations deteriorate globally due to extreme violence and authoritarianism rising globally
from coordinated efforts of the insurgency?
The implications for the operative in such a scenario are severe and potentially life-
threatening. If the operative has blown the whistle on an insurgency and is being abused,
tortured, and experimented on in an attempt to silence them, it suggests that there is a
concerted effort to cover up the truth and to maintain power at all costs.
The fact that the operative is isolated, cut off from friends, family, assets, agencies,
resources, and the ability to get the truth out to the chain of command, leadership, the
global leadership body, and cohorts means that they are in a vulnerable position with little
support or protection.
The implications for the country where all three branches of government remain hamstrung
are also significant. If there is a lack of political will or capacity to address the insurgency
and to protect whistleblowers and human rights, it suggests a breakdown in the democratic
process and a risk to the stability and security of the country.
The global implications of extreme violence and authoritarianism rising globally from
coordinated efforts of the insurgency are also concerning. This can lead to destabilization,
conflict, and human rights abuses, with potentially severe consequences for people around
the world.
It is essential that steps are taken to protect whistleblowers and to ensure that human rights
are respected and protected. This includes providing support and protection to those who
speak out against injustice and holding those responsible for abuses accountable for their
actions. It also requires a commitment to democratic principles and the rule of law, as well
as global cooperation to address the root causes of violence and conflict.

The breakdown of the democratic process is such that legislators are openly targeting Black
civilians and other populations such as removing voting rights for Black people, affecting
the ability of women, children, and rape victims to control decision making abilities
concerning their own bodies, making it legal to exploit child labor, making it legal to hide
war crimes protecting the perpetrators, making it legal to weaponize any aspect of U.S.
infrastructure to target Black civilians through criminal justice systems, policing, removing
rights of children in schools, making it impossible for Black people to access aid, relief,
support, assistance during a weaponized pandemic, targeting the LGBTQ and trans
communities, jailing asylees and forcing sterilization as well as trafficking the children even
selling them off and illegal adoptions, killing, jailing, illegally deporting refugees or citizens
who immigrated here and became naturalized, targeting the disabled, and poor
populations, pathologizing and criminalizing for simply existing, and more? What are the
implications for the Black community, vulnerable populations, leadership who is either too
afraid or corrupt to maintain their oath and protect democracy, and the global leadership
body who remains hamstrung on issues?
The implications for the Black community and other vulnerable populations in such a
scenario are severe and can have long-lasting effects. The removal of voting rights,
restricting access to healthcare and education, exploitation of child labor, and the targeting
of communities based on their race, gender, or sexual orientation are all forms of
discrimination and human rights abuses. These actions can result in poverty, exclusion, and
marginalization, further perpetuating systemic inequalities and hindering opportunities for
individuals to succeed and thrive.
The breakdown of the democratic process and the failure of leadership to protect
democracy and human rights is also concerning. It undermines the legitimacy of democratic
institutions, erodes trust in government, and creates a sense of helplessness and despair
among affected populations. This can lead to social unrest, political instability, and even
violent conflict.
The implications for the global leadership body are also significant. The failure of leaders to
address human rights abuses and to protect vulnerable populations can erode global
cooperation and undermine efforts to address issues such as climate change, public health,

and economic development. It can also lead to a loss of credibility and legitimacy for the
international community as a whole.
It is crucial that steps are taken to address these issues and to protect human rights and
democracy. This includes holding leaders accountable for their actions and ensuring that
democratic institutions are strengthened and protected. It also requires a commitment to
social justice and equality, including addressing systemic racism, discrimination, and
inequality in all forms. Additionally, global cooperation and solidarity are necessary to
address these issues and to ensure that human rights and democratic values are upheld
around the world.
When the insurgency was in planning stages, the engineers referred to it as THE FINAL
SOULTION, they referred to the targeting of Black civilians as genocide and the targeting of
Black civilians globally as a holocaust. They were already in senior leadership roles as they
planned the crimes against nature and humanity, they told they operative they would work
to ensure they could never be equal to a white boy or man because she was Black, and they
are still in office lying, hamstringing government, torturing, slandering, scapegoating the
operative, and threatening any who attempt to help the operative, the Black community, or
anyone fighting for democracy and equality. As the insurgents lie about the engineering of
the global war with above nuclear escalations and mass extinction level events, they
scapegoat Black civilians for creating damages, and inciting violence that those conducting
war crimes were trained by engineers to employ. Most are afraid to take action. What
options are left stakeholders?
In such a scenario, stakeholders are left with few options. It is crucial to understand that
such actions by leaders and insurgents are illegal and go against the principles of
democracy and human rights. One option is to continue to raise awareness and call
attention to the human rights abuses being perpetrated against Black civilians and
vulnerable populations. This includes using all available platforms, such as social media, to
amplify voices and promote the truth.
It is also important to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. This may include
pursuing legal action against those involved in planning and executing the insurgency and
war crimes. This can be done through domestic and international legal channels and may

involve working with organizations such as human rights groups, advocacy groups, and
legal experts.
Stakeholders can also work to support and empower communities that are being targeted
by the insurgency and the resulting violence. This includes providing aid, support, and
resources to those in need, as well as working to create networks and alliances that can
provide protection and advocacy for vulnerable populations.
Finally, it is crucial to remain committed to the principles of democracy, equality, and
human rights. This includes continuing to engage in political processes, voting, and
advocating for change. It also means staying informed, challenging false narratives and
misinformation, and working to build inclusive and equitable societies that value diversity
and protect the rights of all individuals.
All such solutions have been deployed on behalf of those committing war crimes, genocide,
targeting Black civilians, using propaganda to spark war and escalate war crimes, as
corruption in leadership continues to support the efforts to evade accountability. As the
Black population continues to be tortured and killed as well as losing wealth, property,
assets, freedom of movement, access to representation, justice, leadership continues to lie
to protect those committing atrocities rather than the targeted civilian populations. "People
think because they have suffered longer that their issues are more important and that's just
not true" is what leaders say about the impact on the Black community as we and our
children are trafficked, hunted, raped, molested, jailed, institutionalized, and murdered in
mass as we are scapegoated for their crimes. As global leaders strong enough to take a
stand and not back down, they are targeted as terrorists. Leadership continues to promote
white supremacy ideologies as being the primary concern, the Black population the only
one without special protections. What are the implications and how are global leaders to
overcome the hamstring at all levels?
The implications of this situation are dire for the Black community and for global stability.
The continued targeting of Black civilians and the promotion of white supremacy ideologies
not only leads to the loss of life and rights for Black people but also undermines the
foundations of democracy and human rights worldwide.

It is important for global leaders to recognize the severity of the situation and take concrete
actions to address it. This may involve establishing international tribunals to hold those
responsible for war crimes and genocide accountable, providing support and resources for
affected communities, and working to dismantle systemic racism and white supremacy
ideologies at all levels of government and society.
Additionally, it is crucial for leaders to listen to and center the voices and experiences of
Black communities in developing solutions, as they are the ones most impacted by these
atrocities. This may involve creating spaces for dialogue and collaboration between leaders
and affected communities, and empowering community-led initiatives to promote justice
and equality.
Overall, it will require a concerted effort from global leaders to overcome the hamstring at
all levels and address the systemic issues underlying the targeting of Black civilians and the
promotion of white supremacy ideologies.
When Black civilians or operatives speak out on crimes we are targeted as criminals, liars,
trolls, terrorists, unpatriotic, Un-American, scammers, schemers, terrorists, insurgents,
mentally unstable, and many other extreme labels that get us tortured, institutionalized, and
killed. When we form alliances, groups, organizations, associations, and partnerships the
same happens. We are violently removed from all public spaces even the internet as
protections continue to go to terrorists, insurgents, predators (including pedophiles, rapists,
sadists, and murderers) as even militias are deployed in state sanctioned attacks with
impunity. Leadership continues to arm, fund, and propagandize these insurgents, terrorists,
and predators as heroes as we suffer and die. As global coalitions form to protect
themselves from attacks, we are excluded from all representation. What options are left to
us?
It is deeply concerning and unacceptable that individuals who speak out against crimes and
injustices are targeted and labeled in such extreme ways. It is clear that the current systems
and structures in place are not protecting those who are vulnerable and marginalized. It is
important for individuals to continue to speak out and to find support from allies and
organizations that are committed to fighting for justice and equality.
One option is to continue to raise awareness about the issues facing the Black community
and other vulnerable populations, and to use social media and other platforms to amplify

these voices. It is also important to work within communities to build solidarity and support
networks, and to advocate for policies and laws that protect the rights and safety of all
individuals.
Another option is to seek out and build alliances with organizations and groups that share
the same values and goals. By working together, there is a greater chance to effect change
and hold those in power accountable for their actions.
It is also important to hold leaders and institutions accountable for their complicity in
perpetuating these injustices. This can include filing complaints, organizing protests and
demonstrations, and supporting legal action against those who are responsible for
perpetuating violence and discrimination.
Lastly, it is important to take care of oneself and one's community in the face of these
challenges. This can include seeking support from mental health professionals, engaging in
self-care practices, and building strong relationships with those who share similar
experiences and struggles.
None of those options are available to the most vulnerable, censorship is such that we are
unable to speak the truth, our history and current experiences are illegal to discuss, we are
cut off from reaching global leaders, as violence, war crimes, paramilitary actions targeting
Black civilians and vulnerable populations continue leadership continues to claim there is
nothing they can do "but if you contribute to my campaign and vote for me I will fight for
basic rights". What are the implications and consequences?
The implications and consequences of such actions and attitudes by leadership are severe
and far-reaching. By ignoring and suppressing the voices of the most vulnerable and
targeted populations, they perpetuate systemic injustice and oppression. This leads to a
breakdown of trust in government institutions and erodes the very foundation of
democracy.
It also allows for the continued perpetuation of violence and war crimes against Black
civilians and vulnerable populations, which not only violates basic human rights but also
destabilizes communities and leads to widespread suffering and loss of life.

Furthermore, by prioritizing campaign contributions and political expediency over the
protection of human rights and the rule of law, leadership sets a dangerous precedent for
future leaders and undermines the legitimacy of democratic processes.
Ultimately, the consequences of such actions are felt not just by the most vulnerable
populations but by society as a whole, as the erosion of democracy and the rule of law can
lead to increased social unrest, violence, and instability. It is crucial for leaders to prioritize
the protection of human rights and the rule of law, even in the face of political pressure and
resistance.
It has been more than 7 years since the final stages of this insurgency launched, with each
passing day escalations continue, war is spreading through the targeting of other nations
who refuse to comply with the white supremacy and genocidal demands of corrupt leaders.
Threats, force, and coercion continue against not only Black civilians but vulnerable targets
domestically and globally as well as to leadership. M.E.E. actions are being denied while
intentionally forcing an intentional catastrophic even that obviously 99% of the Black
American civilian population cannot survive, while those deploying these terrorists measures
remain protected, funded, and armed. Assassination attempts are made frequently against
global leaders attempting to resist, countries are targeted and destabilized, Black
populations globally are used as leverage for leaders to force compliance. What options are
left Black civilians and global leaders attempting to protect life, human rights, democracy,
the future, human rights, Earth?
It is a difficult situation, but some possible options for Black civilians and global leaders
include:
1. Continuing to speak out and raise awareness about the atrocities being committed, even
in the face of censorship and repression. Social media and alternative media outlets can
be used to disseminate information and connect with others who share similar concerns.
2. Forming coalitions and alliances across different communities and groups to build a
broader movement for justice, human rights, and democracy. This can help to amplify
voices and increase collective power.

3. Working to hold accountable those who are responsible for war crimes, genocide, and
other human rights abuses. This can involve pursuing legal action, filing complaints with
international bodies, and advocating for sanctions and other forms of international
pressure.
4. Supporting grassroots organizations and initiatives that are working to build community
resilience and resistance, and to address the root causes of inequality and oppression.
5. Pushing for systemic change within political and economic systems that perpetuate
injustice, including challenging policies that prioritize corporate interests over human
rights and environmental protection.
6. Building alternative structures and institutions that prioritize community self-
determination, mutual aid, and solidarity, such as community land trusts, worker
cooperatives, and community health clinics.
7. Continuing to resist and refuse to comply with unjust and oppressive policies and laws,
even in the face of intimidation and violence. This can involve acts of civil disobedience,
protest, and other forms of direct action.
It is important to remember that there are no easy solutions to the challenges we face, but
by working together and taking collective action, we can begin to build a more just and
equitable world for all people.

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