We discuss the aspects of using political rhetoric to cause tensions in support bases. What do now sitting members of parliament in the United Kingdom now say that can be passed as acceptable behavior? How do people tolerate such topics being brought to the forefront? Also, what does it mean to have large amounts of cash thrown at you to agitate support bases on university campuses? What are the real reasons behind the "grass roots" movements in universities? And, what does the focus of federal agencies on the citizens mean for security in other areas? We ask the questions. Contact and Support - https://www.subscribestar.com/dynamic-independence
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