Comments by "Animal Farm" (@animalfarm7467) on "Saagar and Ryan Grim: Post Office CAUGHT SPYING On Americans' 'Inflammatory' Social Media Posts" video.

  1. Don't get suckered into making a big mistake; the plutocrats don't want any government businesses to exist. Trump installed Louis DeJoy in a bipartisan effort (he' still there under Biden) to privatize the US Postal Service; the same "Louis DeJoy" that used the US Postal Service to delay postal votes during the election with much publicity. If you look at Trump's masters (e.g. the Austrian-Libertarian Plutocrat - Charles Koch), they want the US Postal service privatized so they can break it up and then the corporate sector can extract more money from the citizenry with increased charges. That's why the Republican-led Congress passed a law in 2006 forcing US Postal Service to prepay its pensions for 75 years which no other corporation does; forcing it to start losing money. The Libertarian Plutocrats that own the corporate government need to create an environment where the people again willingly shoot themselves in the foot and ignorantly push for the privatization of the US Postal Service. The Boston Consulting Group has already completed the viability study and Amazon is just waiting to pick up the pieces. The US Postal Service is one of the few government agencies explicitly authorized by the United States Constitution and is going to be difficult for the Libertarian Plutocrats to dismantle. It wouldn't surprise me if this story was a plant in an attempt to give the US Postal Service further “bad publicity” to ease the people into willingly breaking up the US Postal Service.
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  2. If you are going to do a story on government agencies surveying social media, don't just stop at the US Postal Service; there are a multiple of other agencies (e.g. FBI, CIA, NSA - Utah Data Center) spending huge sums of money doing the same thing. The computers at the Saratoga Springs, Utah require so much cooling water to operate that it compromises the city's water supply. And what about the "private" social media and affiliates (e.g. Facebook, Google) that sell their information to other companies (Cambridge Analytica) to sway elections.
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