Topic: Internal Warfare

Lennon Honor argues that the most effective way to transform reality is by investing in future generations to ensure they do not have to "start over" at age 25 to unlearn social programming. He describes men and women as two halves of a 100% power equation that, when joined, creates a structure the control network cannot sustain. By focusing on progeny and internal power, Honor believes the global system of control will eventually cease to exist.

John Rapoport argues that the NSA, known for meticulous security, would not likely allow a lone contractor to steal massive amounts of data via a thumb drive. He proposes a hypothesis that the Snowden leaks were part of an internal turf war between the CIA and the NSA. As the NSA became the dominant agency due to the shift toward electronic intelligence, the CIA may have sought to damage its rival's reputation to protect its own budget.