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First a little background on the book.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carroll_Quigley#Quigley_and_the_Round_Table_group

This was frequently cited in the early days of the Internet (1990s to 2000s) by those who wanted everyone to know governments are meaningless and global events are shaped by insiders who make decisions on behalf of their own interests, not those of sovereign nations or even, God forbid, their citizens. Very few people have actually read it, but I recommend getting a copy for your library. Here's a digital copy for you.

https://annas-archive.org/md5/dfb4e65a5cdc1df360a7fd47575e2948

Quigley was an academic at Georgetown University and allowed to see insider documents describing their activities, and was even allowed to say he was given access to them. He was frank about that, but was very clear that he approved of their means and methods. So few people today actually read, and fewer still actually read books, so this will likely go down the memory hole in another generation.

The Courthouse, city hall, and police/sherrif station is within walking distance. As someone who has been homeless in my hometown for over 3 years, I care less and less about laws as junkies camp every night on the same block as the court house and police station. Today at noon I walked past a junkie passed out under a blanket with a used needle clearly visible laying a couple feet away. I don't expect any words I write on the ground in the center of town or anywhere else will have any effect. I doubt any cops will notice me and investigate. I doubt even if the words are reported as "hate speech" there will be any investigation. So, I'd like some suggestions of what letters, words, and/or symbols to draw in "Washable sidewalk chalk"

I've already got some pretty good/terrible ideas of what I want to write outside the police station. Like the word "TRAITORS" where the "A" is a 5-pointed star and the "O" is a 6-pointed star (because institutional jews, and their slave-catcher sherrifs). As well as "There is no Justice, there is Just Us, and Them." outside the courthouse. However, I do not believe I am thinking spicy enough. I figure some of the fedbois and keyboard warriors (in minecraft) here have better suggestions.

I will immediately disregard all direct/indirect threats suggested, because, as I said, I do not believe we have Freedom of Speech. However, if you word it carefully, giving my future lawyer points of argument, I will consider such phrases.

For example: 100% of all the police, fire departments, and EMS (ambulance people) in my state were forced to "get the jab or loose their job" in 2021 and 2022, so any well-worded suggestions that rub their noses in this fact would be greatly appreciated. The best I could come up with over the past few years is "Thank your local Pharmacists for the Covid-19 shots, because traitors deserve to be shot to death" but that is too long-winded, and alienates 70% of the boomers in my extended family. Not that they will see it or think less of me that I think or say such things, but I'd prefer the people that read it and have even the slightest anti-cop/anti-state bias to agree with any statement they read in chalk on the pavement.

Feel free to tell me I'm being a shitlord or coward and should be out chucking large rocks at speeding vehicles like they are doing in Commiefornia, but leftoids are already doing plenty of that shit so I have no need to participate in such activities.

https://files.catbox.moe/rhp9ox.jpg
Do most people (or NPCs) really have zero shame these days? Because I wouldn't even travel as a passenger in a car with stickers like this because it would be seriously embarrassing and a red flag for cops and sheriffs.

I live in a large senior community in Florida and was asked if I wanted to create a church service in the community center. A few folks know how well I understand the Bible and are tired of the original 'same old stuff' service. I have avoided going to church for many decades, but the offer is tempting. Mine would be a White-centric fellowship. Yes, that is in the Bible, but no churches dare touch that.

What do?

The arcade version of NARC was featured very shortly in the skate punk/warehouse scene of the 1990 TMNT movie and I've always wanted to play it.

My Kinhank Emulator has it & it's SERIOUSLY one of the HARDEST GAMES I've EVER played. It's an old school arcade type beat-em-up yet
possibly the the most difficult of them.
The enemies keep respawning if you don't go through certain exit doors at the end of each level, yet the goons keep showing up in crazy numbers after each battle and level. It's a full on button masher game and very difficult due to all the enemies respawing.
I tapped out at the 5th level!. Too much button pushing for me!