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If someone says something that is wrong or crazy about a topic in which you have no interest, you are most likely going to ignore them. Similarly, if the person saying these wacky things is someone you do not think has any credibility, you will not bother rebutting what they have to say. It is when someone says something incorrect or inaccurate about a topic you think is important that you respond. If you think that person has influence, you want to make sure to rebut them.
Politics in the age of the internet violates this rule as people engage with anonymous weirdos online over abstract topics all the time. There is an old meme where a guy is up late at night and his wife asks him why he is not in bed. He says, “There is a guy on the internet saying things I don’t like.” Most people are not like this, but the weirdness of this new thing depends on that reality at the start. You are not supposed to care about the words of anonymous weirdos.
That is the place to start with yet another example of the regime losing its mind over people holding the wrong opinion about the 2020 election. Here is a breakdown of the charges the Biden administration is bringing against Trump over the peaceful protests on January 6. The first thing to note is the prosecutor is using the crackpot idea of stochastic violence, which was cooked up by mentally unstable people on Twitter who thought mean tweets would cause them physical harm.
Note also that the core of the case against Trump here and in all of the January 6th persecutions is that the offenders are election denier. In many of these cases, the judge, as a part of the punishment, makes the accused say in open court that he now believes Biden won fair and square. You can be sure that the main goal of these charges against Trump is to get him to do the same. The regime and its volunteer army of toadies is obsessed with this idea.
The question is why? Since Trump came down the escalator these people have told us that Trump is a clown and his supporters are lunatics. If they genuinely believe it, then they should not care what they say. Granted, politics causes people to lose their minds, but the allegedly serious people in positions of power should not be going Daffy Duck over politics like they are a blue-haired harridans on Twitter. Yet it is important people in the regime that are berserk about this issue.
The other angle here is that if you think Biden won fair and square, then you have no reason to care about the fraud claims. Lots of far-left people swore Karl Rover rigged Ohio in 2004. They wrote books about it. No one took them seriously because their case was obvious nonsense, and they are nutters. Normal people spent five years laughing at the Russian collusion hoax for the same reason. In other words, normal people do not care about nutty claims from nutty people.
The most obvious and likely reason for this obsession by the regime and its toadies is that they think the election was rigged too. We have the hoary chestnut, “the laddie doth protest too much” for a reason. We suspect that when someone goes to great lengths to disprove an accusation that they are motivated by a fear that people will see that there is some truth in the accusation. The response should always be proportional to the accusation and the person making the accusation.
That means the root of all of this is the regime knows they went too far in the 2020 election they have now put the credibility of the system in question. They now feel the need to hunt down anyone who casts doubt on the results. This would also explain why you can still get banned from YouTube for mentioning this. Until Musk came along, Twitter was aggressively hunting down election skeptics. Three years on and the regime is still hunting people down for election skepticism.
This does not quite explain it all. By now they could have dropped it as we are deep into the next election. The trouble is, they are plotting to repeat the 2020 shenanigans, but this time they want to put Trump in jail in advance. If people were skeptical of the midnight vote counting the last time, they are going to see through any scheme to remove Trump from the ballot in 2024. Perhaps they think ending 2020 skepticism will somehow inoculate them this time.
A better answer or perhaps a companion answer is one that also explains the inappropriate response to January 6. Not only did the regime wildly overreact in the aftermath, but they have also been conducting what now looks like an elaborate coverup of wrongdoing before, during and after the event. These missing tapes have that Watergate feel to them. We could be in one of those times when the aluminum foil hat guys are the reasonable people in the room.
What explains January 6 and the kooky election denial stuff is the genuine fear that the system is far more fragile than the public knows. The people inside the black box that is Washington fear that they are sitting atop a house of cards. If the public really knew what they know, January 6 would be a day at the beach. The reason they are hunting down skeptics is they think any questioning of any aspect of the official narrative could cause the whole thing to unravel.
Another hoary chestnut that applies here is “just because you are paranoid it does not follow that no one is out to get you.” The people, including the election skeptics, may think the system is sound. It is the people running it. The people running it, however, may see it the exact opposite way. They may think they are fine, but the system itself is about to tip over and if it does, there will be hell to pay. That could be why they saw January 6 as something like Bloody Sunday.
Add to this that the people running the regime view themselves as revolutionaries in the line of the Jacobins and Bolsheviks. They were nursed on revolutionary talk and committed their lives to the slogans of the Left. They may run everything, but they still see themselves as plucky underdogs fighting the man. They know every revolution is a near run thing, so they are always in fear that their project will go sideways, and they will end up on the gallows or in the gulag.
In the end, what all this tells us is that the system and the people running it are probably not as stable as most want to believe. The system itself is no longer functioning as the users expect and the people running it are increasingly paranoid. The American political system is software that is full of bugs, run by a support staff that is shooting users who register complaints about the software. At some point you run out of users, or the users demand a new system.
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*We could be in one of those times when the aluminum foil hat guys are the reasonable people in the room.”
Haven’t we been in this time for going on four years now?
Also, love the phrase “hoary chestnut.” I’m adding that to the lexicon.
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Tucker, after Trump’s election, liked to go into his “anything is possible in this timeline,” spiel. Whenever I encounter eyerolls or get the conspiracy theory treatment, I like to remind the supposedly sober-minded prog (it is to laugh) that we discovered a wealthy member of the ruling class had a private island where he was intent on creating some kind of Island of Dr. Moreau-like super-race by broadcasting his seed to underage girls. Everyone from Bill Clinton to Bill Gates to their favorite Orange Hitler knew the man. And then he commits suicide in a jail cell while the camera just happens to malfunction? Or how about some crooked politician’s son who films and documents his dealings on behalf of foreign nationals and prostitutes, then forgets his laptop at a repair shop? Write a thriller about that and you’d be laughed out of the publisher’s office for being lazy and too improbable in your plotlines. What *isn’t* possible in such a world? I’m starting to think David Icke might have the Roddie Piper sunglasses after all. The only reason to watch C-Span at this point is to see if you catch a politician’s eyes nictitating as they watch a fly pass their face and try not to snatch it up with their forked tongue.
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Well, it is the season for hoary chestnuts to be roasting over an open fire…
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The aluminum foil hat guys (aka the Old Right and those who paid heed to its leaders) have been the reasonable guys since the early 20th century.
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Stochastic terrorism holds that if some act is attributed to speech—a song, a movie, whatever—the speaker can be held accountable for the actions of the perpetrator. Because it also includes a clause for “coded language,” we can rightfully assume that Paul McCartney should be behind bars. Sure, when he wrote Helter Skelter, he supposedly intended it to be about a tilt-a-whirl ride at the fairgrounds. But Charles Manson saw through the façade—the code, in the language of the song—and realized it was actually about a race war that he would initiate by killing some celebrities and blaming the Black Panthers or other black radicals. Salinger’s estate probably also owes Yoko Ono money since Mark David Chapman saw the code in “Catcher in the Rye” that told him to shoot John Lennon.
The funniest part of the Trump fiasco is that he cited Jimmy Carter’s forensic postmortem of the 2000 election in his case. Carter found that absentee balloting was incredible pervious to fraud. Older Boomers and some of their kids still think the Peanut Farmer got a raw deal, and that Gore got robbed in 2000. They’ll resolve the internal inconsistencies of Trump pointing to that by smoothing their cognitive dissonance into double think, but then you can bring up BLM and freeing Palestine and watch them start squirming all over again. I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, their fulminating and jumping up and down like Yosemite Sam and demanding I care about everything from Ukraine to Our Democracy (TM) makes me want to make a blender of piña coladas, sit back, smile and enjoy some time off. Let the miserable mothers tear each other apart for awhile. This domestic terrorist white supremacist is going to do something really sinister, like enjoying a bowl of ice cream and then walking my dog.
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Other “obvious fraud” cues:
1. Taking days, or weeks to count ballots.
2. Having voting systems that are literally non auditable by design.
Japan went back to paper ballots because of this. They have results the same day, and can repeat the counted results in short order, over and over again.
(The real crime isn’t the mechanics of voting though; it’s the mass collusion between government and media.)
Voting in America is just stupid.
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The real crime isn’t the mechanics of voting though; it’s the mass collusion between government and media.
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Reminds me how I’ve brought before how secure Australia’s elections are (paper ballots, counted on camera and verified on-site by multiple parties), and yet they may have kookiest politicians in the Anglosphere. The strange thing indeed is why the regime even feels compelled at all to steal elections when process is cooked from beginning to end anyway.
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Forgot #3 – voter verification.
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I’ve long thought Jodie Foster, Martin Scorcese and Bob De Niro should be making gravel for what they did to Ronnie back in ’81…
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Paranoically stealing an election is so 2020. But does the regime really think they can imprison Trump (or worse) and actually get away with it? Sadly, based on the scamdemic trial run, most likely yes. Is there a bridge too far, even for White Americans? I guess we may see, but I’m not holding my breath…
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Change is now gradual. Suddenly it will be sudden. They are afraid and maybe they have reason to be
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It is definitely afraid…now they have resurrected Hilary to lead the zombie parade…Who’s next?
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Not to sound sadistic but I enjoy their fear
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By all means, let’s be sadistic.
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unNthem – the regime thinks persecuting Trump harder will win the hearts and minds of the bad guys – kinda’ like the neo-cons think voting harder will win the hearts and minds of the other bad guys. I suspect neither is correct (and any interruption of normal breathing is futile).
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“The Deplorables will view us as liberators!”
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“ Is there a bridge too far, even for White Americans?”
They’ve got that covered as well. Boomers (77M cohort) are gone in twenty years. Until then, there is open borders. Latest from one sector, my sector, the Tucson sector: Influx rate—just here, *one* sector—1M per year current rate. Tucson and the surrounding urban area is itself about one million residents. Imagine the influx if we didn’t ship them out to the rest of the US, we’d double our population in a year!
MX influx, a little over 50%. OTM (other than MX) now having significant increase of Africans, Chinese, and Middle East. However, whereas the MX are bringing families or reuniting with family here, OTM’s are primarily single, younger males of military and reproductive age.
Lukeville entry port closed due to BP lack of staff. Cartels then actually brought heavy equipment and cut through border wall at Lukeville to expedite the mass of IA’s waiting for entry into US from MX. The remaining BP was told to stand down and watch. Plenty of video, but I bet you never saw one!
Note that the border wall is *not* built upon the national boundary line, but several hundred yards within US territory. The military could easily use force to stop such blatant intrusion onto sovereign territory. And so it goes…
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They may appear to get away with it, but like most bloody revolutions, the real trigger will be something no-one expected. Look at Ceaucescu. He was making his usual speech and suddenly a few guys at the back started hurling insults. The rest is history. The psychopaths are really rubbing our noses in it right now, and there is almost certainly going to be some spark that sets things off.
The two greatest ironies of the 2020 election are to be found in the contradictory behaviors of the adherents to the respective parties. As Z points out, Democrats who say the election was the cleanest and most legitimate election ever keep returning to the subject like an arsonist to the site of a burned-out building. Meanwhile, Republicans who claim the election was obviously stolen—most notably Trump himself—are innocently looking forward to the next election as if they had every chance of winning, although states (even Republican-controlled ones) have done almost nothing to shore up confidence in the system.
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The show must go on.
But it is useful to illustrate that while the perpetual anti-reality machine is most certainly not self-sustaining, there remains a very real part of anti-reality that we must contend with.
My wife may feel very strongly about something. That something may not exist or it may in some fraction, but what exists without a doubt is that she feels.
Even more so, often it is “not about the nail”. But these thoughts and feelings are real as they manifest in our shared reality. And so “her reality” becomes in some part “my reality” to deal with.
Luckily she is a squared away lady and these are on the margin, rare and innocuous. But we are awash in a culture in which this condition is widespread, highly contagious, volatile, and increasingly detached from reality.
The umbilical between is stretched to its max.
It seems that in addition to wars and war machines and pron and social media “tech” the liberal democracy of the globo progressive west manufactures and awful lot of cogdis. Luckily we have pharma.
Now take your soma comrade. These are very unhealthy thoughts. You wouldn’t want your thoughts to become actual things too. That would be problematic.
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Yes. The propaganda has worked and it manifests in many ways subtle and unsubtle. It seems to me though that because they have used it so much in the last few years the formula is becoming weaker. This is a slow process though.
We see evidence of this with the attempt to start the war with Iran. Many, at least more than previously, see this for what it is, the use of Israel being attacked to try and start their much desired war in the middle east. The most advanced and less influenced see that the whole thing was set up to enable an attack on Iran and a wider war in the middle east.
Imagine the cabal’s horror at finding out that many can see through their BS, and worse, their decades of carefully shaping the public’s opinion and sympathies for Jews is weakening.
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Great comment. Conservatives sincerely believe that this time will be different and the Dems are suddenly going to grow honest.
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I also sense that “regime awareness”, the realization that the system is increasingly illegitimate, is slowly going mainstream. And the regime may also sense that, adding fuel to their paranoia. The first faint scent of their blood is enticing. If their fears are justified it shall be a White Xmas indeed
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I think they ran Bernie and Trump in 2016 to see how much the Obama Magic was still working. The Democrats shived Bernie with ease, Trump was the golem that broke loose. The kind of person who even if he knew it was a joke, could sense the energy and tried to hijack it. Everything the two of them talked about in 2016 had been building since 2008. It was almost like Trump had been reading everything i had since 2008 and made that his platform. Did i i think he would actually do any of it? Hell no, but they are paying attention.
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Was Trump ’16 their idea?? Possibly but not my impression. I think they couldn’t take him seriously at first
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Nah, he’s the perfect heel.
https://youtu.be/jkghtyxZ6rc
Those who push him forward know their audience.
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They wouldn’t be so completely deranged about him if he was a creature of the regime.
“Everything the two of them talked about” had been building since 1860, when Jeffersonian Democrats were shown the door, clutching the Constitution.
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Ron DeSantis, for all his cuckiness, used the word “regime” a few months back. Regime awareness is definitely going mainstream.
A big whitepill for me is that all the censorship from 2017 to 2022 has not killed the New Right or Dissident Right. As predicted, the censorship has only made it stronger and sharper. And the people who pushed through are getting traction again, thanks to Gab and Rumble and Elon, even still YouTube, and are apparently moving the political class as you see with Blake Masters, Matt Gaetz, Thomas Massie, and King Cobra. Not a whole lot of people so far, but I think many more will be sympathetic to New Right if not Dissident Right in the coming years.
Leftism peaked in 2020 and is about to face a serious backlash.
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Dissidence will be a booming enterprise going forward. Regime toppling is not entirely out of the question. But risky, especially for first movers
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There is a solid right-wing movement afoot that celebrates the “alpha” or the Chad. Almost every young RW influencer (hell, almost every centrist Roganeque influencer) has got to have muscle mass to be taken seriously. Even the religious right. Homesteading, fighting, and butchering hogs is cool now. And fighting against “the man” has always been cool. Luckily for us, “the man” is the Left in general.
Our Caesar will come, maybe in our lifetime.
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As TomA might say, be alert for opportunities. Perhaps the occasional grain of sand or flake of snow that when slightly jarred creates an avalanche.
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Kinda, sorta related – A j-whore-nalist named Ian Vandaelle said this a while back:
“Take the jab or resign; anything else is moral and ethical cowardice. You take an oath to protect citizens? You get vaxxed. Shameful that we have to say this.”
I’ll give you two guesses as to what happened to him, and the first is free.
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“Died suddenly”
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It’s not all bad news all the time.
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Hmmm…quick google gave a few tidbits. Judging by Google News, which gives no mention of his death, Mr. Vandaelle was doing his thing (business journalism) as recently as one month past. By late November he was in hospice for unspecified reasons and a few weeks later, dead. Happens all the time to 33-year-old men. Nothing to see here folks, please move along.
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If there is justice, it will have been a jab-induced turbo-cancer that did for this sententious, self-absorbed prick.
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These people are drunk on power and simultaneously scared to death their farcical system is about to collapse. It emerged over the weekend that Uncle Lloyd Austin of the Deepartmin’ of De-fence threatened senators in a closed-door meeting that he would ship their sons, brothers and cousins to die in a war with Russia unless they shipped $60 billion to “Ukraine.” Ol’ marse Ray-fee-on is a hungry god. Simultaneously, Republicans want to increase warrantless spying on their voters because they might have bad thoughts about the people they elect.
The Regime rules by raw force now and will continue to do so as long as it can. The public sees an open border, rampant corruption and stolen elections and tolerates all this as long as it is fed and warm. When the day arrives that they no longer have these comforts, that dynamic changes. The rest of the world is moving past the United States and the people within the Banana Empire are starting to do so mentally even with full bellies. Fragmentation and dissolution will accelerate on its own accord.
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But not their daughters or sisters? Guess he wasn’t serious.
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The might impact trannies and Uncle Lloyd ain’t going that far.
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The thing about the overreaction to J6 that always struck me as odd is how obviously most of the people involved in the riot were just harmless clowns and cranks, and yet the Establishment was trying to gaslight us into thinking it was an “insurrection” to “overthrow the government” and hunted these people down and prosecuted them accordingly.
In fact, the only shot that was fired was fired by the Negro cop when he killed the unarmed white Ashli Babbit.
Yes, there were a handful of people who caused property damage and should have been arrested for that, but most of them were like the buffalo horn “shaman” and the redneck from Arkansas who put his feet up on Pelosi’s desk. They were more like high school pranksters than insurrectionists — but they went to prison for it. The chick lawyer with the “kraken” nonsense was also a nut.
The Left-wing nutjobs have done far, far worse things with zero consequences. The BLM criminals who committed arson in Atlanta got a $500 fine and probation. It seems to me that the J6 stuff is more a Rorschach test for the mentally-unbalanced Regime onto which they projected their own neuroses.
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> A federal judge on Tuesday sentenced a former Republican candidate for Michigan governor to two months behind bars for joining a mob’s Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, where he riled up other rioters and ripped a tarp outside the building.
He ripped a tarp, A TARP!
https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/former-michigan-gubernatorial-candidate-ryan-kelley-sentenced-to-2-months-behind-bars/
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It was a very inclusive antiracist tarp
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Like those who went all in for Covid, you can easily tell the political persuasion of the person by saying this in conversation: “I think they’ll put Trump in jail…” and you immediately get an “I hope so!” in interjection. Try it out!
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And those very same “people” are floating trial balloons for forgiveness for their throwing people out of jobs, and otherwise destroying the lives of their gleefully persecuted victims for the sins of not accepting their crimes against the Jab Autocracy. Hey, “We overreacted”, they say, “but we meant well”, as if they should get a pass.
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I wouldn’t call it an overreaction to J6. More like the continuing ongoing overreaction to 2016.
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“… always struck me as odd is how obviously most of the people involved in the riot were just harmless clowns…”
As they say, “that’s not a bug, but a feature”. If you want to intimidate Joe Normie, you don’t pick on his elites or weirdos. You pick on other Joe Normies. The more like the man in the street the better.
The warning is clear. You are not protected by your powerlessness or supposed insignificance. You toe the line or else we will destroy you and your family. It’s the American equivalent of the ancient Chinese “nine familial exterminations” punishment.
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” and yet the Establishment was trying to gaslight us into thinking it was an “insurrection” to “overthrow the government” and hunted these people down and prosecuted them accordingly.”
The propaganda works. I have a friend who is a solid productive and intelligent man, with generally sound opinions. He thinks Jan 6 was a near fatal attack on the foundations of the United States. He is convinced the mob was armed. Too much TV, I guess…
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Lose that idiot as a friend. I call my own family members brain dead for believing regime propaganda.
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A key aim of the Deep State was to drown out the REAL insurrection: Nov 2020
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The old Chinese proverb – “Kill the chicken to frighten the monkey” – applies here. This is just ritual intimidation of opponents. I think it says a lot about the increasingly totalitarian tactics of the people in charge.
So what has changed? Well, the Government is now a gigantic global enterprise. The insiders are getting really rich – Wall Street type rich – on the spoils. There’s way more money to fight over.
Truman/Dewey, Kennedy/Nixon and even Bush/Gore election trickery could be settled by the Uniparty under the Marquis of Queensbury rules. We’re now way beyond all that – it’s a business, not a republic. The Annual Shareholders’ Meeting isn’t going to be disrupted by some peasant storming the dais waving his one-share proxy. Trump is more like a foiled corporate raider than anything else. USA Inc. has a dysfunctional management and Board that cannot be voted out and will deploy the security goons if necessary.
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“The old Chinese proverb – “Kill the chicken to frighten the monkey” – applies here.”
If you say so. I’m not seeing how choking the chicken will help with that, but I suppose as a patriot, I should do my part.
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Any monkey seeing you choke the chicken would certainly get the message and mind his Ps and Qs!
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> In many of these cases, the judge, as a part of the punishment, makes the accused say in open court that he now believes Biden won fair and square.
This is the sickest part of all. It’s nothing new either. People going to jail have often said how sorry they were they killed, robbed, etc. someone to get a more lenient sentence. A lot of times, it will come back later these people were totally innocent.
There’s no reason why a sentence’s severity should depend on a public admittance of guilt and the entire humiliation ritual associated with it. It’s just for the judge and prosecutor getting off on destroying someone, not justice.
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“2 + 2 = 5”
“I have always loved Big Brother.”
St. Orwell saw it all.
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Like the thief who’s not sorry he stole, but he’s very very sorry he got caught.
And another thing–the deeply butt hurt will spend a lifetime tracking down the ones they imagined hurt them and making sure they are punished, to wit, the Israeli squads kidnapping 90 year old ex nazi’s in Argentina for show trials in Tel Aviv.
If it weren’t for the fact that guns were available to both sides, the image of Israel “pogromming” Gaza would be funny, I wonder if they can perceive the irony?
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Short answer, no they can’t see irony.
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The commentariat over at the very Jewish/shabbos goy smalldeadanimals blog is currently demanding the nuclear holocaust of the entire Middle East beyond Israel’s borders.
“It’s just for the judge and prosecutor getting off on destroying someone, not justice.”
Personal experience has led to the conclusion that in your typical litigious dynamic (prosecutor/plaintiff attorney, defense attorney, judge) there is at least one person there (can be any of the players) who is going to get off on twisting a knife when it is totally unneeded and throw some sort of personal vendetta into the process when its completely unnecessary. So yes, absolutely correct.
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Hell, you can’t even get parole without a convincing admission of guilt to the Parol Board. That you are “reformed” (whatever that means) is not qualification enough.
Yep, “you must love Big Brother”.
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It’s about public humiliation which is a reprehensible objective. But our “honorable” enemies supporting the regime really are reprehensible so consistent if nothing else
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Our system isn’t designed to prove innocence. Not guilty just means the state failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt
1. “Lots of times … totally innocent” is just an absurd remark. The statistics to support such a claim don’t exist.
2. When a defendant is found guilty, the prosecutor cannot argue that he or she should be punished more severely for exercising the Constitutional right to a trial; so instead, they argue a lack of remorse that indicates the defendant is incapable of reform. It’s the defendants who whine and grovel and minimize their behavior by appealing to addictions or childhood abuse. If you want to avoid this mockery of justice, then support uniform application of draconian sentences like the Three Strikes law. No one should blink if a recidivist is convicted of his third felony and then imprisoned for 25 to life. The “humiliation ritual” would be completely unnecessary.
As an aside, and just to be clear, the injustice to the J6 arrestees occurred long before their trials. They should never have been charged or held to answer for their actions. But you cannot have martyrs without humiliation and bloodshed; and that’s what the GAE created, whether intended or not.
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Honestly, the best thing that can happen is for the Elites, once again, to steal the upcoming election in an open, brazen, in-your-face, FU fashion and cram the results down everyone’s throats with a toilet plunger handle. In doing so, Dan Bongino’s head will explode and the re-animated corpse will then start advocating for the 2028 “we’ll get em next time” election.
No matter who is in office, 2025 will become the Year of Living Dangerously. The models are clear. The financial house-of-cards starts its collapse no latter than mid-year when the Treasury prints fiat like nobody’s business and hyper-inflation ushers in a deep recession/depression. Then, and only then, does normie get off the couch. The playbook says they will nurture extreme civic violence everywhere in order to justify a tyranny crackdown. The Jackboots will start rounding up the usual suspects while Southern states start serious secession movements. As in Ukraine, there will be a lotta manufactured dead white guys associated with militias.
The moral of this story. Drones changed the game in Ukraine and it can happen here too. If you care about protecting innocents; focus, focus, focus.
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Eh…? Wot? Thumbs down…?
Do either of you care to explain yourselves? I don’t like any of it either but the poast was right on track…
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“Normie will get off the couch”.
Nonsense. You mean to tell me that you believe normie is going to unite, grab the guns and do their business in Washington? Please, you’re better off believing in Bigfoot.
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You’re talking about the current situation. Remove the dollar, add stories about a few white suburbias being burned down, federal crackdown on some survival communities Waco style but bigger and several, no groceries etc And things might look different
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It’s going to take the NFL not being on TV before anyone grabs a gun. And if a resistance rattles its sabers, I predict The Regime will drop a nuclear bomb on a mid-size Southern city to show it means business.
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But then it gets hairy. After they nuke Chattanooga how many assassins did they just create inside their own ranks?? I think the assassin will prove more powerful than the nuke. But I confess to not wanting to find out
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Enter the Army of Third Worlders being put together here. They will defend the regime that let them in and kill, rape, and torture Legacy Americans without so much as a by your leave. It has all been very meticulously planned by the Bushes, Clintons, Obamas, and the people before whom they bow and scrape. Hey, did you see that game yesterday?
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“The Regime will drop a nuclear bomb on a mid-size Southern city to show it means business.”
Been in a ‘Southern’ city lately? That would, at this point, just incinerate Africans, dot-heads, Mexicans and associated Latinx and outlander white leftist locusts.
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Well, since you ask, I live in a beautiful mid-size Southern city that is not at all as you describe, although I’m told we are one city councilor away from going woke.
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Illegals as LEOs is already in the works. Why bother with nukes when the police chief, DA, and mayor are all “proudly undocumented”. Should make for some interesting refractions through the Overton window.
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The horrible thing is that it actually seems plausible in the not too distant future. Maybe a tactical nuke, just to be “moderate.”
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What will probably happen:
When the suburbs burb because of diversity, the white suburbs beg the government (the one that caused the problem) to protect them. Token protection will be afforded. Whitey will cling to this and beg for more.
When the bellies rumble, the whites will be forced to comply with new rules in order to receive a weekly ration. This will appeal to the soft authoritarianism of our elites (e.g. You don’t have to get your daily covid vaccine or worship at the altar of diversity, but you will not get food). Blacks will be directed to the nearest suburb (see point one).
When the few rebels are crushed, the media will label the “terrorists” as white supremacists. The whites will do anything to distance themselves from this (see point 2), and the diverse will see this as the justification to terrorize whitey (see point 1).
Normalcy bias is real.
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I’ve no doubt that this is how the regime would *like* to see things go down, but expectations and reality rarely make the acquaintance of each other.
True. But that’s a plethora of conditions. No guarantee they’ll all occur simultaneously.
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Normie was around in 1776, too. Even had people fleeing to Canada.
A lot of thought about how things can be insane and yet not explode. Best I can come up with is there’s no rival elite. Factions within the elite, sure, but they don’t disagree enough for revolutionary potential— the will to separate just isn’t there.
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I’ve been hearing about imminent hyperinflation for like 40 years. I’m not saying it’s not possible or that it will never happen, but predicting hyperinflation in 18 months does not have a very accurate history.
Also, from what I understand, there are a ton of deflationary forces pent up in the system. The bank runs earlier this year being a prime example.
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What is hyperinflation? 50%, 100%, more? At least two thirds of the working population live paycheck to paycheck. 5 years of say 10% will sink most everybody. That, and consider that those inflation numbers are already massaged as to their effect on the common man in the street. We don’t need hyperinflation ala Argentina when we are in a debt/death spiral even today. The populace is not the same as during the Great Depression. They will not set up camps and make due while they wait it out.
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Compsci: “At least two thirds of the working population live paycheck to paycheck.”
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Private renting is making you age faster
https://www.adelaide.edu.au/newsroom/news/list/2023/10/12/private-renting-is-making-you-age-faster
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The thing is, AFAIK, all the debt defaults are deflationary. Every debt is recorded as an asset on someone’s books. The process of debt default is self-reinforcing, again, AFAIK. When one person has someone else’ debt as an asset, when that debt is defaulted, his asset goes down or disappears and so any debt he has is harder to service and goes in default causing the next debt default by his creditors.
We’ve had 80 plus years of inflation largely by issuing debt.
If the US were to default on its debt, there would be a worldwide shortage of Dollars and a lot of international contracts could not be settled as they are denominated in Dollars.
My understanding of this could be completely wrong though. There is also always the risk the government and fed will try to print all the debt to keep the creditors whole, like they did earlier this year with the banks.
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Dude, I have no idea how this will work out. I do not believe anyone does. But I would also point out that the buying power of the currency goes down as debt based on that currency (and derived from that currency) defaults.
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I think you’ve got it, but I’m dumb about this stuff, because I don’t understand infinite debt. Money printer go BRRR causes inflation. Writing off debt causes deflation. Deflation will come when debt becomes unserviceable.
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My understanding is limited as well—as Citizen often reminds me. I simply look at prices I pay in the marketplace, have bit of understanding of how good I have it (and therefore how bad others have it) and extrapolate from there.
I’ve heard deflation is more feared than inflation, but what do I know. Inflation seems for the common person with little reserves to definitely be a killer. I’ve also been told that many are surviving in a fools paradise vis a vis credit card use. In any event, when folks are dead broke and are desperate, they become pawns. That is the fear I have.
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There is a fly in the ointment. While that particular transaction would be deflationary, whatever debt service the former debt-holder was paying will now be inflationary, unless he stuffs the cash under his mattress.
We have enough evidence from CoVid that it’s pretty unlikely all that cash will just stay out of circulation.
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Forbes defines hyperinflation as greater than 14% per annum. And its the sustained compounding over several years that kills you. You can’t grow your way out of a crisis when inflation gets this high. Default becomes inevitable because of the sheer size of our sovereign debt. Some economists believe that you can weather this storm with a CBDC and raiding 401Ks, but the models predict a major societal upheaval before that could ever get off the ground. Start a garden as soon as you can.
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Inflation (at least moderate inflation) favors debtors. You pay off debt with increasingly less valuable money. Deflation does the opposite. You pay back debt with increasingly valuable money. The old 19th century gold standard days were deflationary, with several depressions (called panics in those days) because of a shortage of currency. New gold strikes would temporarily relieve the shortage but then it was back to deflation. Eventually, the economic seesaw became too much even for the creditor class and we got the Federal Reserve System, with the creditor class in charge of the new inflationary system, which was always available to bail them out. There were some hiccups in the system as when in the early days of the Great Depression when the Feds panicked and cu the supply of money, which sent the economy back into depression and then again in the late 30s when they did it again. Since then we have not repeated anything so severe as the GD but we have had an inflationary spiral that has eaten away at the average Joe but left the economic elite unscathed. You might call it a Great Depression in slow motion, with large numbers a few paychecks away from living with mom &dad (if they’re lucky).
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Hey, but “the models all say”! :rolleyes:
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Since I was a child I have heard the following refrain, “there is no revolution until people are starving. As long as they have plenty of food and comfort nobody’s going to attack the status quo.” It was accepted as truth, maybe it’s not, but it appears that we are going to experimentally find out.
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That is true. Since we now have no more transcendent motivation above that of lessor animals, we will be placated if given the bare survival necessitates.
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Will we? That seems like a sort of perverse optimism.
TomA, you tease us with talk about models and what they demonstrate, but you never put out. What models?
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TomA’s consistent message seems to be tribe up, build local communities, prepare for hard times. I think he’s right
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I think he’s right too and I always look forward to reading his comments here. But as the other poster asked, what are these models he keeps bringing up?
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Very fair question
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Yes. I managed to hoist that in the 987th time he said it.
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He does stay on point about that lol
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Jacquelyn Smith, Rebecca Romijn, Salma Hayek and Twiggy. Great economic minds, one and all. Especially Hayek…
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There are many models which have been developed and are currently being utilized by both public and private entities; including dozens within the Federal Government alone. Some are specialized, but a large and growing cohort are macro-scale and, as with Chat GPT and Gemini, draw upon enormous Federal and State resources augmented by internet-scavenged databases. Universities have also been engaged in a significant way since the early 1980s. And this reality has been repeated within most countries on the planet; China in particular is a huge player and benefits from a large and relatively homogeneous population resource to model.
And some models are proprietary and closely held. For good reason.
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Calls to mind the meme from “Ballad of Buster Scruggs”.
“First time?”
The collapse has been “any day now” for the last 50 years, at the very least.
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“Joe Biden is the most popular man in the history of the United States.”
No need to dig deeper than that statement.
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Also, don’t forget Biden made a statement during the campaign about building the “most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics”. Did he ever retract?
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Anytime I’m asked about the election I say some variation of this, usually mentioning that he’s even more popular than obama. I say this in the most deadpan way possible & I’ve done this many times now.
What’s interesting is that not once has the person I’ve said this to actually taken me seriously regardless of their political affiliation. The people who think the election was stolen will typically laugh at me saying that but the pro biden types always doubt my sincerity & get agitated.
If the election wasn’t stolen then I’m just stating a simple & totally uncontroversial fact yet not even the people who claim that statement is true seem to believe it nor do they accept that anyone else does.
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incontrovertible
Not true: the most popular man is Adolf Hitler – the Dems have been running against him for 80 years!
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It’s not a meme, it’s a comic.
https://xkcd.com/386/
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Ironic self-own.
Oops. I did it too!
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Otherwise known as a meme.
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You ignore the nutbags at your own peril. Normal westerners have been ignoring them since the mid-60s with the result being that the shithouse rats now run the joint. The lesson in this is that you smack down civilization’s wreckers before they have a chance to reduce everything decent to cinders.
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Eh, hindsight being what it is, easier said than done.
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Yep, but hindsight often leads to foresight. One must learn from the mistakes of the past, or repeat them. We hope we get a chance even to repeat them. This looks unlikely.
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Somebody will get the chance. Might not be us. Perhaps our children or grandchildren. May they make the most of it.
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I am sure you will agree, Ostei, the passage of Jacob Javits’s Hart-Cellar immigration act in 1965 was the nuclear bomb that everyone ignored, as they basked in the self-congratulatory glow of the Civil Rights Act’s approval and saw fit to go one better, some for purposes of replacing traditional Americans. Hart-Cellar was the birth announcement heralding the arrival of the grillers as well as the stirrings of cultural Marxism, giving that other soul-crushing Marxism that wants 95% of what you earn a real run for its money.
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The most destabilizing act in American history. I can’t think of anything that compares
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Passage of the Federal Reserve Act in 1913 was the financial equivalent. And now a Soviet-style body determines The Land of the Free’s interest rates and prints money with a wild abandon that would make Alexander Hamilton blush, all the while crushing the proletariat.
I loathe worn-our cliches, but . . . you can’t make this stuff up.
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1913 was a very, very bad year. First, the 16th Amendment authorizing a Federal income tax meant that all those gainfully employed were now forced to pull the plow of securing the “full faith and credit” of Lincoln’s gradually awakening Leviathan, invoked in his “Second Founding” put forth in the Gettysburg Address, by means of which the Constitutional Republic was executed. There was to be a unitary State and no longer a Republic comprised of distinct States with their own agency. Hypothetically, the 9th and 10th Amendments still parsimoniously reserved agency for the States, but in such little detail that that agency was ripe for the picking by some sanctimonious soul (or souls), and Lincoln and later the Radical “Republicans” functionally nullified both Amendments through their subsequent actions.
And then the 17th Amendment, ratified in 1913, stripped the right of the now moribund States’ legislatures to appoint their Federal Senators.
In both cases, lying got the job done: 1) With the 16th it was said that the rate would only be 1-2%; with the 17th, it was supposed to clean up corruption of the political process. Egregious lies in both cases, no?
Couple these with the Federal Reserve Act, the enactment of which transferred control of the currency away from Political Economy, to a private cartel of transnationalbankers. Guess what transnationalbankers love; wars and debt slavery. Do you doubt this? What happened in 1914?
This past was prologue…
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Let me guess. You have never actually read Hart-Cellar, have you? It’s not very long, quite a bit shorter than ZMan’s essay here, and says nothing remotely like what you seem to think it says.
The problem is, was, and ever shall be that Leftist s are never content to apply any “law” as written, and de facto replace it with what they want. Which is particularly dangerous when those same Leftists are TPTB.
There’s no reason you have to have an informed opinion. Plenty of those out there, so you are in good company. And per ZMan’s current essay, I mention this simply because I think there’s a chance there exists a literate commenter or four who will bother to read and understand the problem we face, rather than mindlessly repeating shibboleths.
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I confess to not having read it. I’m used to congressional acts being thousands of pages long, written in legalese. Maybe things were different ib the ’60s and maybe I should give it a go. But the effect seems to be conclusively transformational. Or would you disagree?
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Of course “it” was transformational. But for the same exact reason as every new BATFE regulation issued that is supposedly covered by NFA ’34 and GCA ’68, or the Clean Air Act applies to CO2, or the Clean Water Act applies to the puddles in your back yard after a rainstorm. The bureaucracy and judiciary pervert the plain meaning of the language into something that fits their agenda. And CONservatives then were no more effective than CONservatives now. Commies gonna commie, so you can’t really blame them. It’s the useless opposition who are to blame.
H-C itself authorizes only 170,000 visas per year. Not citizenship, visas. And most of those visas for family connections apply to only unmarried sons and daughters of either US Citizens or (largely) Green Card holders. They would have to pursue naturalization on their own. There is no such thing as an “anchor baby” in H-C, for instance. That was completely made up by the commie scum. Same with uncles, cousins, parents, grandparents etc. Mayorkis and his ilk can’t suffer a painful enough death that I would feel any sympathy.
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It abolished the National Origins Formula, Steve, which had successfully promoted European immigration for decades, thus opening the door, whether then or later, for Third World hordes. People a lot smarter than you and me figured this out in 1965, including my mother, a beautiful 26-year-old housewife and Goldwater supporter in a rural town, whose razor-sharp intellect and political instincts picked up on the implications despite the unicorns and pink confetti spin I’m sure the CIA-controlled media put on the abomination.
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I know that was argued, even while the bill was under consideration. But there were roughly 4 million live births at the time, and even if every visa authorized by H-C when to people from the same 3rd world country, and all of them were granted citizenship, that’s a mere 4% of the population growth. And remember, visas, not citizenship. The Democrats were correct that would have a negligible effect.
Of course, that was before native birth rates halved…
H-C was not to blame. If you want to place blame, I’d split it between relaxation of citizenship standards and elimination of the requirement that immigrants have sponsors legally responsible for them not becoming a burden.
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Yes, it was argued. And those who argued it were correct as to what it would lead to. White womyn refusing to have children was jet fuel to the current demographics nightmare, and probably quite the pleasant surprise to the powers behind the Hart-Cellar throne.
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Bang on, SAGEB. Fat Man and Little Boy were firecrackers compared to Hart-Cellar and the so-called “civil rights” movement.
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In hindsight, the 60s hippies were RIGHT about 2 things, which are basically the same thing:
1) MIC is very, *very* real. Fucking ‘Nam killed a lot of good boys for nothing.
2) Advertising and TV programming are total, utter, premeditated brainwashing.
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It’s not us they’re targeting with all those ads of miscegenated couples. It’s the kids who are soaking it in.
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Advertising in 1963 brainwashed houswives into buying Palmolive. Advertising in 2023 brainwashes white girls into copulating with baboons. There’s a difference.
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Things are definitely far, far worse now
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No, it was far more than that from the beginning. See Edward bernays in “civilization of the self “
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I’ve seen tons of old TV and magazine ads, and in terms of pernicious propaganda they’re not even in the same cosmos as what’s produced today.
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The hippies don’t get as much credit as you think. Remember, it was Eisenhower, a West Point grad and a career officer who told us to “beware of the military-industrial complex” and refused to get us into Vietnam.
Interesting historical factoid: Every general who became president served two terms with no wars — Washington, Jackson, Grant, Eisenhower.
But nearly every major war we have been in (Civil War, World War I, World War II, and Vietnam) the commanders-in-chief (Lincoln, Wilson, FDR, Johnson) had zero or little military experience.
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The people we call the “left” were already kinda crazy before 2016. But 2016 induced in them a mass psychotic break, and they can’t turn it off. We call this Clown World. At least 90% of what are thought to be problems caused by the Orange Man are in truth the fruits of this psychotic break.
For the last week or so it has been all over my news feed that the Orange Man will govern as a “dictator” and will “end democracy.” If you really believed that, and if those words inspired the fear in you that they were supposed to inspire, then wouldn’t you have a moral obligation to (at a minimum) steal the election?
Another one of those big tells about election theft, a dog that didn’t bark, is the celebrity status (or in this case, lack thereof) of the victorious campaign manager. This used to be a standard thing. Atwater, Carville, Rove, Axelrod, Bannon, Conway all became political celebrities for being successful campaign managers/strategists. Now tell me who Biden’s campaign manager was.
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Wasn’t it Jill?
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That’s “Doctor Jill” to you, Bub.
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They got their corpse in the white house but they also jumped the shark in 2020. It was too brazen
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I’m gonna elaborate on that first paragraph:
“Democracy” was already dead in 2016, before the election, because for “democracy” to work, there have to be civic minded people who are willing and able to respect the results of elections that they lose. And the “left” was already gone on this point, although nobody really knew it yet.
They were on the broad highway to their inevitable progressive future, the deplorables had been vanquished and were only diminishing in numbers and influence, She was inevitable, and the end of history was nigh. They’d won. Forever. This was their belief, growing and building through the years of the reign of The Precious, the coronation was imminent….. and then it was all ripped away, suddenly, violently, without any warning, late one evening in November 2016. This shock cannot be overstated. This is when the mass psychotic break happened, and why.
Everything (politically) that has happened since has been the result of their inability to accept the results of that election. It is the supreme irony that these people going on about the sanctity of “democracy” are the ones who are incapable of living in one.
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2016, eh? Actually, they’ve been crazy since 1966, but now there are no sane, strong men to somewhat confine them to their padded cells. What some people call “wokeness” is simply 60s Leftism unchained.
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Biden’s campaign manager …
(hollow sound of wind blowing across the fruited plains)
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“For the last week or so it has been all over my news feed that the Orange Man will govern as a “dictator” and will “end democracy.”
Be still my heart!
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The Long March through the institutions is finally over. They’ve all fallen, and nothing works because nothing CAN work like this. The wheels are coming off. The kooks see it, the normies see it, and now the denizens of The Establishment see it. The ‘Kraine is a disaster. The idea was to gut Russia and steal their wealth, and now they are stronger and wealthier than ever before. The entire Arab world is now signing up with the BRICS and hasn’t the time of day for America. Or Israel… but I repeat myself, if ya catch my drift.
The other day I was as sick as a dog watching ‘From The Front Lines’ on Netflix. Everything was colourized and digitally re-mastered for spectacular visuals. I just watched the scenes of WW2, ignoring the narratives and historical revisions and inaccuracies. You see the gaunt, drawn women as they go about their business, worried sick about their men and boys at war. The urgency and trembling hands as starving kids snatch crackers and bread from soldiers and Red Cross workers. The leaders and generals were serious men seriously trying to protect their people in a dire world.
Then I consider men like Justin Turdo… Biden… the legions of other clowns like Lindsay Graham, Mitch McConnell, AOC and ‘The Squad’…
Pardon my fwench… but we are so fucked. History is going to repeat but with far, far more emphasis this time.
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NEWS FLASH about the BRICS
✓ India stands with Jewish supremacy.
✓ China paints dead grass and dead trees green. It rolls green camo netting over rock faces.
✓ South Africa is still turning into wasteland.
✓ China staples leaves to dead trees.
✓ Maoism came to power under Jewish influence and destroyed the old ways, thus preparing the Middle Kingdom for absorbtion into the collective.
✓ Russia can’t get its Russian women to have more than a few kids.
✓ Brazil has Carneval every year, which is fun.
✓ China still has its real estate scandal to deal with, not to mention thousands of uninhabited buildings, many of them junk.
✓ Argentina is supposed to join in 2024 but is showing off its schizophrenia under the influence of the libertarian shabbat goy.
✓ Chabad probably has Putin in its claws.
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You did a drive-by shooting!
We are a few defacto reparations programs away from airports being indistinguishable from the hood.
I wonder what f there is a tipping point. Some percentage of joggers or of Kurdish goat herders hear to save our civilization while incapable of reading the departures sign. Or maybe the gate agent who sounds like a Caribbean short order cook and looks like a flea bitten rest stop janitor in Barstow. Then there is the seafood shack that plays ghetto product on blast. The verse: sho-tay. Sho-tay. Sho-tay. The chorus: sho-tay like. sho-tay like. sho-tay love. All in auto tune over that annoying type writer hi-hat.
This is so absurd. Our kind need to stop wearing pajamas and slippers.
The patient is in critical condition. Most tyrannies change hands and the group that sets it up and uses it first gets on the receiving end – from those they abused. Should be interesting. We’ve added $12 trillion in 4 years. Jigger Airport Index engaged
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Sitting at a gate. Hood rat on speaker phone. Dropping N-bombs and cussing like a mule skinner. Talking about his buddy getting off for crimes because the judge didn’t sentence. He thinks it is funny.
Sitting across from a Chad white man with a black flag and Marines patch on his hat. He must be thinking, I fought so your son will be my son’s CO? That is what I would be thinking.
If you don’t tell me I was at an airport I would swear I was at an inner city rec center.
The Fall Of Minneapolis was The Final Fall of America
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I was in Minny to cover the college basketball Final Four back in ’19. I won’t return unless in chains.
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Shit that never happened.
By the way, if you use the term “chad” and are past high school age, you’re a loser.
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You certainly resemble the last syllable of your surname…
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Heh Heh
I can’t wait till this really get’s going.
You’re type have an odour that I can actually detect..
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Airports are a dissection of this society. And the slide in the microscope ain’t lookin’ too good … brah.
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I haven’t flown anywhere since the introduction of post-911 security theater. My condolences to those of you who still need to.
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I think you have to ask yourself which part of the regime thinks we’re on thin ice. D.C. is the ID of the regime, completely emotive, seeking retribution. Too thick headed to know we’re on thin ice. The superego of the regime resides mostly in NY or Palm Beach, etc, the billionaire financiers who know quite well that we’re on thin ice.
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That’s a clever analogy that’s worth developing further. Maybe it has been already, and I’m not aware of it. Thanks JR.
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Now that you mention it…
“Where id was, there shall ego be.” Freud as Constitutionalist. It is the missing part of the current regime—rational self-awareness. But is it the only missing part?
In an inversion of Freud, the regime id is always on proud public display, from Nuland and Schumer down to the local school troons giving porn to kids—and the local cops punching MAGA grannies for objecting to any of it. They hate you and hurt you and there’s nothing else to it.
Meanwhile its superego is a totally hidden thing, a “conspiracy” or whatever, that we presume exists because the regime can’t possibly be as stupid and insane as it *always* acts like it is. It’s not Gates and Soros and Schwab. They barely qualify as “midwits.” It’s only by accident of birth that they don’t all work in shoe stores. There must be something more, someone else, a plan that does more than satisfy our rulers’ animal urges and will to (our) destruction.
Or not. Maybe, like when you’re already half eaten by a shark, human analogies aren’t helpful.
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For 20 Questions: Any comment on the love/hate relationship “our side” has with strong government? You’ve expressed admiration for both the Anti-Federalists and Joseph de Maistre!
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Fighting for small government will be irrelevant until we have an ethnostate because only whites have any interest in small government. Further, “small government” is the excuse that most of the Republican presidential candidates use for allowing parents to mutilate their children in tranny surgeries.
After we have secured a homeland, some may argue for small government, but even then, this is an opening for corporations to oppress the people and for pornography, to name a few of the risks.
Until then, we must embrace fascism in the name of our tribe.
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Difficult thing, to witness the galloping deterioration of one’s functional and healthy culture. Far more difficult to witness its intentional, gleeful dismemberment by Team Resentment.
If it’s any comfort, the evil congealing on, beneath, and above this planet is unprecedented, and if you aren’t somewhat ‘paranoid’ by this point, please see me after class.
Also for comfort, this summa of evil never again will manifest on this planet, nor anywhere else for that matter . . . not at anything like this level.
Yes this is The Shit but praise God, it proliferates like proverbial tares, and quickly is hacked down and burned. Got to let it self-assemble first, is all.
After this, much more than mere good times return. Permanent good times and no looking back.
I’m a martial person so from my standpoint, these past decades were a singular and exhilarating opportunity to do what I do. No need to aim, enemies are everywhere.
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All right, I’ll be the one to ‘go there.’ I will presume most here can/will agree that most of the frontmen of this regime, as well as its financiers and the ultimate string pullers, share a certain religious/ethnic heritage. These individuals are not known for moderation in their response to challenges or even mild criticism – both personal and corporate. We are dealing with a group known for both overt and situational collusion, paranoia, and the need to win every argument.
Some term it Finkelthink, others pilpul, but it’s even more than that. It’s the accumulation of generations of telling themselves and their progeny that they are special, smarter and thus more successful than everyone else, and thus unjustly persecuted and hated for their God-given place in the human hierarchy. For example ‘A,’ go skim some of the comments over at Sailers place (I do so for laughs and out of boredom). You will see the same repetitions, lies, evasions, justifications, pontificating, preening, bragging, and whining that mustache man noted.
You will also see hundreds of responses attempting to appeal to the writer’s supposed logic, common sense, common ‘citizenism,’ and common humanity. Even in the face of endlessly repeated irrationality and intransigence, these dupes keep imaging that THIS fact, THIS comparison, THIS appeal, will finally win through. Someone once said something about continually repeating failure and expecting successful results equally insanity. Exhibit A.
So let’s apply this as a metaphor writ large. Paranoid and self-righteous people, in a bubble/feed-back loop, repeating blatant untruths and demanding not just passive agreement but active fealty. Speaking of hoary chestnuts, Orwell anyone? Seriously, why is any of this a surprise? And why does anyone expect a limit to this depradations? They are – as their foot soldiers like to crow – Large and In-Charge. By popular acclaim, even! But you dare to doubt?
I suppose I’m just old, but I remember laughing as I laboriously translated articles from Pravda and Izvestia in college. And not laughing quite so much as I researched and wrote about propaganda in grad school. And even feeling a bit smug as I observed the heavy-handed surveillance and suborning I experienced in Eastern Europe. But they won in the end . . . back ‘home’ where I expected to have my kids grow up in a homogeneous neighborhood with white picket fences. This is an old script, but people just can’t or won’t accept it for what it is. Yes, it’s all rotten and crumbling – they’ve been eating away at the foundations for over a century now. It could all come crashing down tomorrow . . . or it could plod on for another hundred years. Sudden death, or gradual decay, pick your poison.
But no further analysis of the plot or players is necessary. I’ve chosen to remove myself from the debate and do my best to ensure my own short-term future, as well as my progeny’s longer term survival. Because the future belongs to those who show up for it, and just because they’re mine and I love them. I’d like to think I have bit more agency than history’s landless peasants who saw their villages burned and their harvests taken and their children sold as slaves. But I try not to fool myself about my place in the food chain, or in history.
Perhaps America – both the idea and the reality – was exceptional in some ways for its time. At its founding, and even for some years thereafter. And it did seem to provide land and space and opportunity for many White men – of various European ethnicities – to succeed due to hard work and some intelligence, despite a heritage of poverty or lower social class. But that’s not the famed ‘arc of history.’ We’re all just flotsom and jetsam in time, ultimately. Hopefully not after death, but that is a matter of faith and not proven fact.
So . . . just stop expecting too much. I’m not counseling despair or defeatism, but perhaps a little more proportionality. No, we’re really not that special, and we oughtn’t assume we’ll be exceptions to the law of averages.
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“But no further analysis of the plot or players is necessary. I’ve chosen to remove myself from the debate and do my best to ensure my own short-term future, as well as my progeny’s longer term survival.”
For those with eyes to see, there’s nothing more to say. It’s all long past saving and a waste of breath to cast pearls before swine. They don’t understand. They will NEVER understand.
“But they won in the end . . . back ‘home’ where I expected to have my kids grow up in a homogeneous neighborhood with white picket fences.”
Yes, these are simple, basic, unassailable needs. Yet they are needs which are opposed, nay HATED, by at least half of your fellow citizens. Ward and June Cleaver are just a pair of subhuman racist, sexist, xenophobic, etc.
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Ward and June Cleaver stand with Ukraine … and with (fill in the blank)….
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“Even in the face of endlessly repeated irrationality and intransigence, these dupes keep imaging that THIS fact, THIS comparison, THIS appeal, will finally win through.”
The Ashkenazi are never going to change. We know in this genomic era that their founding population was a very small number of men who took gentile wives. What happened to the Hebrew diaspora and their numerous converts to Judaism across the ancient Mediterranean? They were destroyed in 3 great wars. First, the 66-71 war Flavius Josephus documented in his “Jewish War” that culminated in the Siege of Masada. The second is documented from primary sources in Miriam Pucci Ben Zeev’s masterful “Diaspora Judaism in Turmoil 116/117 CE.” The third, called the Bar-Kochba War left little archeological or literary evidence in its aftermath, except the absence of settled Jewish civilization.
Those outside of Judea inserted themselves in other people’s (pre-fiat) tax intake/output systems all over the Mediterranean, angering everyone else. No one wants foreigners feeding off of their labor, especially local ruling classes who view it as THEIR prerogative to feed off of their own laboring class.
If their diaspora didn’t learn from the previous disasters, which proportionally were far worse than the Holocaust, what are the chances that their diaspora are going to change their behaviors now? The civilizational who became Israelis learned the proper lesson from the Holocaust, which is that you have to have your own land for your own people with your owned armed men at the borders defending them. Our merchant-clown-trash ruling class is about to relearn this lesson, too. The diaspora like Goldman (who recently called for Pres. Trump’s ‘elimination’) and Schumer and the Rothschild’s and Lazard’s and Sassoon’s and Montefi-Sebiori’s and so on and so forth are not going learn and hence are not going to stop their dyscivilizational behavior until they are deported to Israel. They probably won’t stop even then, but it wouldn’t be our problem any more.
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Jews have about as much a right to live among other peoples as I have a right to live in a pride of lions. To hell with Jews. I don’t care if their average IQ is 500.
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Respect for the perspicacious and articulate lady.
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I’ve thought of 3g4me as, “Our Lady of Basedness,” for quite some time.
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Wild Geese: You have me blushing! Thank you very much for the compliment.
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Please check out the Boston Tea Party event this weekend, commemorating the 250th Anniversary of that signal occasion taking place in 1773, shortly before Lexington and Concord in ’75. We still have it in us. Do not give up or be discouraged! People from all backgrounds are looking to us to lead the way. We can do it!
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Regarding Orwell, tonight’s Final Jeopardy question was “Thomas Pynchon wrote that this novelist ‘in 1948 understood that despite the Axis defeat…fascism had not gone away.’” Am I being paranoid or is this another dollop of (((programming)))?
See, the surveillance state and the erosion of liberties is Hitler’s fault! It has nothing at all to do with leftist political ideologies that may or may not bear the fingerprints of a certain tribe.
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As a side note, going out in public lately, has anyone notice a sort of weirdness in the air? Everyone looks at you like they’re either about to burst into tears or they want to kill you. Just odd. I can’t explain it. Maybe just on the leftard coast. Maybe all in my mind.
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I have to agree with you. Looking at Tucker’s new ad for his network, he states what are considered “conspiracy theories” and will still get you banned from social media. It is a bizarre time, unlike any in my life.
What with every ‘x’ number of people that pass by are masked-up, wild-eyed nuts. Even in ‘normal’ settings you see them.
Your own friends and families are filled with people that dare not ‘go there’ in terms of their collective ‘all in’ for the jab, ‘that poor man’ Floyd…. the thing of the month, Ukraine, whatever. It goes on and on.
One really is a Stranger in a Strange Land, but surrounded by the weird, the odd, the childlike.
And truth be told, the above describe MOST of our closest people.
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There is a palpable tension – for lack of a better word. I believe everyone is noticing the weirdness and the masked freakazoids don’t help the situation. Most people we’ve encountered out and about are friendly and apparently trying to weather the storm.
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Shit has been weird since the COVID nonsense. It’s not in your face like it was 2-3 years ago. It’s receded into the background for the moment, but now that you know just how many people out there are truly insane and that you can get blindsided by them at any time, it’s hard to feel “normal” again.
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Today’s conversation on the Z board .made me giddy and the reason is, Z presented us with reasonable arguments that the wicked are afraid. And people here smelled blood and rose to the occasion in a hunting mood. This may just be online but I think the emotions are real enough. When they show real weakness that will happen on a massive scale. And they will lose control. This was like going after the first deer of the season. Now more wants more. This is how they fall
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The people who run the system here and arround the rest of the world are the owners of the central banks and other old money. People like biden , truduea ,macron, etc are their pawns who make no real decisions. build back better everyone .
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2020 was the year voting jumped the shark. Besides the usual hijinks. demographics and the reversal of Roe v Wade will prove too problematic in the future. Republicans have been in a downward spiral since then, and I don’t see it changing anytime soon. Even if Trump gets elected, this country probably has at least 40 million illegals from the 3rd world. Would he really deport that many of them?
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“Would he really deport that many of them?”
You don’t need to deport all them. You need to deport a small amount of them AND make it known! They ‘ll leave on their own if we “Just Start Saying NO”
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Cut off all government manna and a good number of them would self-deport.
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In Operation Wetback, roughly 750 federal agents deported about 300,000 illegals in one year, while another one million self deported. Rough estimates, nobody really knows the exact numbers. The government claimed 1.3 million illegals were deported, and that’s probably something in the ballpark of how it went down. There was some assistance from local law enforcement.
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The measly 50 bucks I donate for the substack subscription is icing on the cake of weekly essays I’m able to read on a daily basis. If I never opened a substack post or listened to a sunday podcast the 50 would absolutely be money well spent. *STOCHASTIC *
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Simplicius published last week an essay which is related to today’s topic:
ESTABLISHMENT ALARMISM in Overdrive as Raytheon Lloyd Threatens Congress with War
SIMPLICIUS The Thinker
Dec. 7, 2023
https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/establishment-alarmism-in-overdrive
Expect cloud people’s paranoia about Russia to ebb and flow during 2024. Expect cloud people also to bring the USA much closer to conscripting a half million arrogant, male WASP’s to fight in eastern Europe for $omething or o🕎er. Pretexts will include, of course, liberty, defending Con artist law, and stopping the new new new Hitler.
WASPicide has no downside.
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The US is simultaneously waging 3 wars against the 3 groups the Tribe feels are is historical enemies:
1. Russia and Russians
2. Palestinians
3. White Americans to the right of the divide especially if they are Christians.
The Tribe is not made up of underachievers.
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“The most obvious and likely reason for this obsession by the regime and its toadies is that they think the election was rigged too.”
No, the reason they are doing it is because they know most people are sheep and forcing deniers to become accepters has a powerful effect on such people. The fact they rigged it is secondary to this.
“A better answer or perhaps a companion answer is one that also explains the inappropriate response to January 6. Not only did the regime wildly overreact in the aftermath…”
Again, incorrect. The regime acted very rationally in their response to J6, as well as their reaction to the MI governor kidnapping. The chilling effect both such incidences will have on any sort of future attempt is huge. Obviously a legitimate regime would have no need to do such things, but of course our current regime is illegitimate. History has shown that illegitimate regimes need to crush even the appearance of resistance.
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“The laddie doth protest too much”?
Oh Z, ffs….
There’s an interesting element of your thesis that you may have overlooked. While a true believer may overpower the cynic in the short run, the believer is ultimately pitching a belief system that promises some sort of favorable outcome or is making prognostications about the future that will, eventually, be put to the test.
Religions that have their ultimate reward as a paradise in the afterlife retain an advantage because the veracity of their claims is unknowable.
Masks and vaccines were a belief system. It didn’t take long for the bulk of the new converts to conclude the masks are stupid, pointless, and quite likely dangerous to your health. The covid vaccines went from “you will not get sick, you will not go to the hospital, and you will not die” (Joe Biden, CNN town hall, Oct 2021) to “take it or lose your job” to a 3% acceptance rate in the span of 2 years. The belief system peddled by the Wizards of Science! was put to the test. We now know the vaccines make you more likely to get covid and they cause heart problems. They remain the ONLY drug commercial on TV that does not disclose side effects. The only one. Think about that.
The true believers are now in a panic because their various prevarications about the 2020 election are being revealed. The election clearly was rigged. Suppressing true information so that voters don’t know the Democrat is taking bribes is rigging. And the FBI led that effort. Trump is clearly being targeted by the DOJ and FBI not as a criminal but as a political dissident. It’s bizarre that the believers cling to the idea that he committed some sort of crime. It’s so bad he’s being accused of some weirdo concept called “stochastic terrorism”. Maybe it’s in there somewhere, but I suspect those words do not appear together in the US Criminal Code.
And then there’s the tranny problem. And “climate change”. At some point your belief system better deliver. If all it delivers is a kook sexual predator or an extra inch of snow in February, people will just ignore you entirely.
I have a simple belief system these days. I read and hear the news and say to myself, “I believe you’re full of shit.”
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I’ve noticed over the last decade or so the climate change predictions getting farther in the future, so they can’t be tested (anytime soon). Used to be we’d get stuff like “sea level rise will cause flooding in 20 years!” but now they put it off til 2070 or so.
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