Is Gus Gus named after the music group? Love them.

You might-be thinking of Basic-Aid schools which are typically, at least in CA, in wealthy zip codes.

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Well this ain’t a good sign.

*Garrulousness

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• Lewis Powell wrote that business people should help business people keep power. • Master Plan showed business people using money to help people keep power in government. • Opus showed church people using money, secrets, and powerful friends to help people keep power.

Together they show:

• Powerful people can help powerful people keep power. • Regular people usually do not see them helping each other.

Because regular people are usually not aware that powerful people secretly help each other, the powerful people are able to continue to make decisions that affect the regular people in ways that help the powerful people stay powerful.

Once there was a land where regular people lived.

• Regular people went to school. • Regular people went to work. • Regular people listened to news. • Regular people followed rules. • Regular people did not get to choose most of the rules.

In the same land, there were Say-What-Happens people.

Say-What-Happens people were people who said what happens and regular people had to follow what the Say-What-Happens people said.

• Some Say-What-Happens people helped choose money rules. • Some Say-What-Happens people helped choose school rules. • Some Say-What-Happens people helped choose court rules. • Some Say-What-Happens people helped choose news stories. • Some Say-What-Happens people helped choose government rules.

For a long time, the thought was:

• Some Say-What-Happens people were unfair. • Some Say-What-Happens people helped themselves. • Some Say-What-Happens people did not help regular people.

Then one day, a real paper note appeared in the tale.

The paper note was written by Lewis Powell.

Lewis Powell was a real Say-What-Happens person.

Some Say-What-Happens people listened to Lewis Powell.

• The paper note was not a note for regular people. • The paper note was for business Say-What-Happens people.

Business Say-What-Happens people were company people who helped say what happened in company life.

• The paper note told business Say-What-Happens people to help other business Say-What-Happens people. • The paper note told business Say-What-Happens people to work together. • The paper note told business Say-What-Happens people to use schools. • The paper note told business Say-What-Happens people to use courts. • The paper note told business Say-What-Happens people to use news. • The paper note told business Say-What-Happens people to use government. • The paper note told business Say-What-Happens people to keep getting to say what happens.

Learning about the Lewis Powell paper note changed the thought.

The thought had been:

Some Say-What-Happens people are unfair.

Now the thought became:

Some Say-What-Happens people tell other Say-What-Happens people how to stay in charge.

Stay in charge means keep getting to say what happens.

Then came a voice story called Master Plan.

Master Plan was a story heard with ears.

• The Master Plan voice story talked about money. • The Master Plan voice story talked about rules. • The Master Plan voice story talked about government. • The Master Plan voice story said some Say-What-Happens people helped other Say-What-Happens people stay in charge.

Learning about the Master Plan voice story changed the thought again.

Now the thought became:

• Some Say-What-Happens people were not acting alone. • Some Say-What-Happens people help other Say-What-Happens people stay in charge.

Then a book came into the tale.

The book was called Opus.

Gareth Gore wrote the Opus book.

The Opus book talked about Opus Dei.

Opus Dei is a real church group.

• The Opus book said some Opus Dei people used money. • The Opus book said some Opus Dei people had Say-What-Happens friends. • The Opus book said some Opus Dei people used hidden helping.

Hidden means not shown.

Hidden helping means helping happens, but regular people do not see the helping.

Learning about the Opus book changed the thought again.

The thought was no longer only:

Some Say-What-Happens people are unfair.

The thought became:

• Some Say-What-Happens people helped other Say-What-Happens people stay in charge. •Some Say-What-Happens people hid the helping. •Some Say-What-Happens people kept doing the helping for a long, long time.

That was the change.

The world had looked like unfair choices.

Then the world looked like some Say-What-Happens people were helping other Say-What-Happens people stay in charge.

• The Lewis Powell paper note showed one part. • The Master Plan voice story showed another part. • The Opus book showed another part.

The three parts made one new thought in three parts:

• Some Say-What-Happens people stayed in charge by helping each other. • Some Say-What-Happens people hid the helping. • Even though regular people may not see the helping, Say-What-Happens people helping other Say-What-Happens people can still change regular people’s lives.

That is why the thought changed.

“feel like this administration is too incompetent to be able to handle a covert operation of that nature without fumbling it badly”

I respect your opinion & respectfully disagree. My views on top tier hierarchic secrecy changed after learning about the Lewis Powell memo while listening to The Lever’s Master Plan podcast & simultaneously reading Gareth Gore’s Opus.

Yes, the people in front of the cameras are bumbling, sometimes alcoholic, idjits, however it’s the very wealthy people we don’t see or know of that really scare me.

Excellent album.

You deserve it. Well done.

A masterpiece.

• it create a lot of risk • sutain buisness of human traficking • Then the ppl that came lets forget all the risk and imagine it a s good person • wich happen since u have litteraly nor verification • It s so fucking crasy • Mb it s cause you r talking about a country • for how long they can • for what benefice

Have you played the sequel Road 96: Mile 0?

Having gone through similar, I’d recommend the severance.

In my experience & what I’ve heard from others’, improvement plans are usually used to justify firing.

In my case, everything changed when I was put on one. My coworkers began to avoid me, the principal (I was a teacher in a crazy wealthy silicon valley city) was always breathing down my neck, & I ended up losing the spark teachers need to be effective.

My case also included disability discrimination which I continue to fight (5 years later) so it might be a bit more complicated. In any event, once you’re identified as a threat to the organization’s stability life there gets real tough real fast. & it doesn’t end.

You’re right. I didn’t realize they’re apartments.

Although I think the argument can still be made that it shows conservatives have homes out of most others price range. Unless those are all condos.

I hate to say it but Rump is the only one honest in this department & this department only.

Conservatives own homes.

Brings back the horrific scene I came across at 14 of a cat arm in a pot.

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