Scott Pruitt Confronted In Restaurant

Another one:

It looks like Washington D.C. residents are taking Rep. Maxine Water’s advice and confronting members of the Trump administration as they go about their lives in public places. The latest incident occurred Monday in a D.C. restaurant and the target was the EPA’s Scott Pruitt. Bonus points for having a 2-year-old toddler in tow as she confronted him.

Kristin Mink, a teacher, was having lunch with her toddler when she noticed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Scott Pruitt three tables over. Taking a page out of the social justice warrior’s playbook, she “had to say something”, so she did. To add to the drama she now claims she did it for her child and every child, too.

Pruitt was eating lunch with another man and the video shows Mink walking up to his table, toddler on her hip, and she begins with, “Hi. I just wanted to urge you to resign.” She went on from there and even looked at her phone for prompts and talking points. She never yelled but went a bit overboard with the rhetoric. She listed off some alleged scandals under investigation and mentioned he should resign before the scandals force him to. She’s a teacher. Maybe this was her idea of a teachable moment for her own toddler.

As with any competent member of #TheResistance, she promptly posted the exchange on Facebook and the post ever so handily includes information on a website set up by the Sierra Club to demand Pruitt gets the boot. Her video can be watched at the link included above.

I found this interesting. Scott Pruitt’s is not the most memorable face. His is the type of face you could see twenty times, and still not notice it when you happened across it again. I have seen his picture forty or fifty times, given his involvement in the Storm, yet if he sat down to have dinner at a nearby table, I would probably not notice him. He has the type of appearance CIA would love to recruit.

And yet we are supposed to think that this low IQ, angry Goblina with her shaved head and sleeve tattoos is so well educated about our nation’s governance and its officials that she instantly recognized him, and there just happened to be a photographer nearby to document her confrontation.

Notice also, she is taking orders through her cell phone. For most people, the idea of someone following someone else, and taking orders through an app on their cell phone might seem inconsequential, but for others, it will be highly, highly significant. Coordinating follows, on the scale they are conducted today, with as many operators as there are in the civilian network that has been assembled, could be an immense technical vulnerability if you are using regular radio frequencies. A simple scanner could reveal the extent of the operations, even if comms were encrypted. But if you bury your communications in the regular data streams of text messages and 4G internet activity, suddenly it becomes a lot more difficult to parse out how much coordinating communications there are passing through the air in an area.

Interesting also, is that this kinda-skanky, angry-looking tattoo’d chick, with the side of her head shaved, (itself significant as well) is a teacher at the prestigious Sidwell-Friends private school which Malia and Sasha Obama attended. You wonder how someone of her countenance would be selected over someone more traditional in appearance.

However, if you have an unofficial, pseudo-domestic-intel-informant, you would try to get them placed in a position to monitor the children of the most wealthy and influential, when they are most naive and vulnerable in their youth, so you could begin amassing files on them before those kids went out into the world with all the connections and money to attain high positions in society. I would be very surprised if at least half of the Sidwell Friends staff is not some sort of intelligence informant, feeding reports up the chain on every one of those kids.

It shocks me, the degree to which the Trump administration, lawfully elected to office, is in an open war with the pseudo-domestic intelligence machinery.

My assumption is, it is a measure of how completely the domestic intelligence infrastructure was privatized. Agencies like FBI probably began hiring contractors initially, to keep their more aggressive operations off the official government books. But those contractors, initially designed to operate beyond the law and off the books, quickly became an entity unto themselves. From what I have read, I would assume by this time today that most regular rank and file FBI fear running afoul of that private sector machine. Now, as a result of all of that, our official government law enforcement is actually powerless compared to the privatized machine they created, and designed to be answerable to nobody. It is incredibly ironic.

All of this leads me to believe that the die have been cast however. That Trump’s team is getting this much pushback can only mean one thing. In a game where if you would strike the King you must kill him, Trump has struck the reigning King, in the form of the domestic intelligence machine, and it is now striking back. At this point, Trump must know, he either destroys everything, or his family, and the families of everyone in his administration, will never enjoy another moment’s peace. They will be hunted everywhere they go, and be haunted into eternity by a machine with nearly limitless resources. Their kids can’t marry without wondering who their potential spouses are and if they were sent to play them, every friendship may be a play on them by somebody sent in with an agenda, and they will never have another moment of privacy regardless of everything else.

Trump is a smart guy. He would not have gone into this battle without knowing that would be where he would end up right now. Which makes me think he knew before he ever started, that before all is said and done, our government, and its private sector masters will look quite different before he hands off the reins of power.

Trump and his team literally have no choice.

Tell others about r/K Theory, because we’ve come too far now