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Book! Reportage –
What was your favorite essay?
Up/Down Politics was most original .
Selling Your Soul for a Matrix Steak is my favorite. More we learn about banking the better it will be for us downists…
However I’ve only read up to the last 3 essays, it couldn’t get any better? Why? Accurately notated. Well conceived. Good start Mr. Core-`Bett.
@GBW
Matrix Steak! Man that sounds like it would be a good one!
I often think of that slimy sell out guy on the Matrix movie when I am talking to people that have been exposed to (and fully understand the truth) about lets say, how inherently corrupt our involuntary governance structure is, but then they willingly “hit the snooze button” and get all wrapped up in the “us” vs “them” nonsense with political parties next time an election comes around.
Or even more so with the people that knew the mRNA injections were bad news, but took them anyways, not so they could keep their job or anything like that, but just so they could travel to a tropical beach, or go to a restaurant or concert. But hey, everyone has to choose their own path when they get presented with the matrix steak I suppose.
The metaphor also makes me think of these kids with their VR goggles, eating all that “Matrix Steak” each time the weird images that are being projected into their eyes give them a dopamine hit, and they feel less and less interested in living in the real world.
Thanks for the comment, I am even more stoked for diving in to start reading when I receive my copy now! 🙂
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Has anyone reading this who lives in Canada received a copy of the book yet?
G
Hope that book arrives soon. It is a pleasant read with some areas that are familiar, and some a little harder to conceive. It very well could be a text book in contemporary political science or history. 2000-3000 level. I could make em cry at learning this . Like they did me. I went to an inner developmental class given to jrs, by the President Emeritus and couldn’t get what he was up to. I begged him to give me a hint as to what was trying to be conveyed and he told me it’s not what you see but what don’t you see. Like your fine art study’s, spot the illusions and how they are made, the real art. The art of illusion. He then said start reading Machiavelli
and get a little head start. That’s what it’s all about. He was hard but the Machiavelli showed me my world view was quite small and with each waking moment I got it more and more…
G , he taught me It’s all a great sculpture, a great illusion. You can observe and do nothing or get out of bed and add to it. Even where I Live thanks to you I see, there are remnants of the old village and grave yard. Everything’s here but paw-paws, food forest placed carefully, spread out . Whether it was Osage , 1400 or the later Cherokee 1800 they keep a lot of food around that wasn’t readily visible. A good political as well as military strategy, hide in plan sight. I got to reintroduce paw-paws to the forest.
And Cor`Bett to the senior citizens, and youths lectures at the library.
@GBW
Thanks! Me too.
“It’s all a great sculpture, a great illusion. You can observe and do nothing or get out of bed and add to it.”
I like that a lot, well said.
“Everything’s here but paw-paws, food forest placed carefully, spread out . Whether it was Osage, 1400 or the later Cherokee 1800 they keep a lot of food around that wasn’t readily visible.”
Indeed, the more I develop my arboreal literacy the more I am able to perceive the remnants of a genius incognito food production system here as well.
It is funny, according to some, spending lots of time in the forest, looking closely at trees, crawling around picking up nuts, foraging for mushrooms and looking at the beings that dwell in that place with reverence makes you “less civilized” and spending more time in buildings, deep in the city, with lots of glowing screens and gadgets makes you “more civilized”. Yet those “highly civilized” folks would likely starve to death in the forest while being surrounded in food and medicine due to their poverty of botanical knowledge.
Becoming capable of knowing our non-human community members, speaking their names, recognizing them as kin and seeing their gifts, as well as perceiving when other humans have put trees in a place in the distant past with a specific strategy in mind (and building on it) is sort of like having the key to a vault filled with infinite food, medicine, resilience, beauty and pathways of learning that you could spend 50 lifetimes exploring and still have more to learn.
Well I am grateful and humbled to hear what I share has offered you a sort of cypher for perceiving the abundance (and potential for abundance) all around us (which is often invisible to all the “highly civilized folks”).
I cannot remember if I sent you any Pawpaw seeds. If not and you want some I still have a few I can send your way. Just let me know.
I was just out guerilla garden planting some pawpaws the other day. The dog walkers were out and gave me funny looks, as I was on all fours, gently pulling back the snow dusted leaf litter and digging into that rich forest soil to drop in a few seeds before replacing the soil and leaves. They looked at me like I was some kind of criminal doing something unapproved and uncivilized, and they were probably right, I laughed and kept on planting 🙂
If you do Corbett lectures for seniors and youths I wanna hear how that goes.
My book arrived yesterday. Corbett’s dedication alone moved me: “To my children, and their children, and their children’s children: j’ai fait mon possible.” [I did my best]
I may have this written on my epitaph.
It’s simple yet profound.
Whooowho ! James,
the more I read the better it gets.
You really wrote this?.
Biotech Billionaires and GMO Doomsday, has now surpassed the chapter on Matrix Steak as a work of art. Just a little bit more , because it connects to the mindset behind Mr. Global Chemical and the continuation of the agenda. The eugenics agenda of population reduction. Technocracy and Transhumanism through better pharmaceutical, chemical synchronicity. A unrecognizable death trap the prey falls into. Cunning , devious, and hard to detect before the deathly damage has past the point of no return.
COVID, same or a continuation of the agenda. Profit, performance and execution without detection. Evil. There is a movie in this, the Pit and the pendulum, Dracula, Frankenstein, adventures of Lot in the land of the Jews . All catering to our desire to face evil death, triumph over evil and completely detract from the man behind the curtain.
This book has some legs.
9/11 question: what is the general impression here (or I guess just your personal impression) of Judy Wood’s Where Did The Towers Go? & her directed energy hypothesis (Note: seems plausible to me; I remembering marveling at the dustification of whole buildings)
My reason for asking: I farm & I’m looking into ‘The Man’s’ weather modification capabilities via directed energy tomfoolery
Any other book recommendations in the topic of weather modification and/or directed energy weapons?
Thanks, Dan 😃
Thanks for the review. I trust it was extremely objective…
I haven’t got my copy yet, but I intend to get one, maybe more, if I perceive that my friends and family would actually give it a shot.
I loved Reportage; just finished reading it. Ending reminded me in a way of some parts of Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments and yes, I would certainly place you in that glad company. Best bits for me were always the glimpses of anarchy’s possibilities.
Now, who do I give my second copy of Reportage to, that is the question?
Am I the only one who thinks Karl Malden’s death was suspicious?
Hey everyone!
Just wanted to wish ya`ll great germination rates on those garden seedlings and share a link to my most recent in depth article on taking steps to embrace health sovereignty through seeing food as medicine.
https://gavinmounsey.substack.com/p/neuroprotective-and-neuroregenerative-foods
In the article linked above I share information on a list of 77 (yes you got that right 77!) Foods, herbs, naturally occurring compounds, vitamins and minerals that offer Neuroprotective, Neuro-regenerative and Synapto-regenerative benefits.
“Synapto-regenerative you say! What is that some kind of Borg transhumanist Elon Musk implant!?”
No my friends, this article is all about protecting/optimizing your 100% God given organic human brain! 🙂
Some of these foods, herbs, fungi and naturally occurring compounds I list help to protect your existing brain cells and optimize their function. Some of them can actually help to enhance the process of the production of new brain cells (initiating Neurogenesis) these would be foods and compounds that offer “neuroregenerative” benefits. Others help to encourage the formation of new connections between neurons and synapses (initiating Synaptogenesis) and these would be foods and compounds that offer “Synapto-regenerative” benefits. Some of the foods I list enhance all three of those processes simultaneously!
There are also specific physical and mental activities that can greatly augment the brain protecting and/or regenerating effects of these foods when they are engaged in in conjunction with eating said foods.
Neuroprotective refers to the preservation of nerve cell structure and function. Neuroprotective strategies and nutritional agents can help prevent nerve damage, maintain cognitive resilience and slow the progression of neurological diseases.
Nutrition influences both the development and health of brain structure and function, as it provides essential elements for the brain to create and maintain connections, which is critical for improved cognition.
The brain produces new neurons throughout life, especially in the hippocampus. This can be enhanced through diet.
Neurogenesis is a process that involves growing a new neuron. Certain foods and activities accelerate this process (regardless of age). This can help replace dead cells and enhance brain repair (hang over anyone?).
Synaptogenesis is the formation of new synapses in the brain.
Synapses are the connecting points between your 100 billion brain cells. You have trillions of synapses in your brain, and your brain cells communicate with one another across them. Certain foods and activities can enhance or diminish rates of Synaptogenesis in your brain.
I hope the list of 77 brain healing, protecting and optimizing foods, herbs, vitamins and minerals helps you to unlock even greater levels of creativity, joy and focus in your life, empowering you to be a powerful force for positive change in your community.
Less is more.
@hanky
That is true and applicable in many areas of life.
In this particular instance did you mean in a linguistic sense or a dietary sense?
I do eat tofu, but not much. It rhymed nicely, and the vegan haters can love my song, thinking that I am one of them. Tempeh is more digestible, but eating more than a little, especially in combination with other foods, such as fruit, will still make you fart.
My research largely consists of monitoring myself and my family for a day after consuming anything. This trumps most research done on products we are sold.
The harmonica is nice, but my condition at 66 is more relevant. I took no supplements or drugs, and if I did, I would do them one at a time, and try to objectively evaluate their effect. In the past, most were negative the long term.
@hanky
Something else I think is worth pointing out is that when “Less is more” is taken to its extreme, and becomes a universally applied maxim and/or centrally motivating slogan/prevailing tendency (“Less is more worship” if you will) it has the potential to become something that promotes stagnation and superficial interactions in some cases.
When one is living by the “less is more” slogan in an extreme way, one can avoid doing any substantive investigation into that which could threaten established comfortable worldviews in the individual. The individual could use it as a sort of excuse to re-enforce confirmation biases by telling themselves something like “if I was to read this data in front of me (which challenges my existing worldview/opinion on something) that would be ‘overconsumption of data’..” In others words, it could just become an excuse for laziness.
In that context, one might describe TikTok and Instagram as the embodiment of “less is more”, but those truncated, squeezed little bit sized expressions of images and information are incapable of exploring the nuances and complexities required to truly understand many topics.
For instance, it would be almost impossible to make James Corbett’s How Black Rock Conquered The World or Media Matrix series into TikTok videos.
Sometimes, explaining and informing others about the complexity and nuances of certain topics, necessitates voluminous quantities of words.
In other words, sometimes less is not more, less is, in fact, just less.
I just thought 77 was more than I could digest.
@hanky
No need to read about all 77 in one sitting, and no need to try all 77, it is a guide for people planning for medicinal gardens and using food as medicine so they can pick and choose what works for them.
I am glad that I went all out and gathered that many items on the list, though the amount of words in that article are sure gonna cost me at the printing press when I publish them in my next book! 🙂
Don’t take my jabs too seriously. I just love double entendre, irony, and humor.
But seriously, I have a skeptical filter about almost everything, and while said filter is certainly imperfect, it usually beats swallowing everything that is given to us by salesmen and ‘experts.’ Keep in mind, every highly touted nutritional item has people selling it for money and/or confirmation bias ego reasons. (Like COVID)
It is tough, but I feel the bottom line is the feedback I get from my own system, despite what I want to believe.
This business about chickens and eggs got me thinking on the tangent of veganism. I have been swept up recently in the backlash against vegans. There is a lot of disinfo about it.
I understand the reaction to the modern youngster vegan ‘movement,’ but I see things from a more intimate perspective. I am not part of that activist movement, but I have been a strict vegan for 35 years. I was a ‘vegetarian’ for 15 years, prior to that. (I am turning 76 soon).
I switched from a poor standard American diet for reasons of personal survival and health, NOT moral strength or persuasion. IF my health was not at stake, I know that, I would have remained as I was, and ignorant. I don’t merit a high horse, morally. But that is a big IF. Was I chosen by a higher power to find this path through years of suffering? Who knows? I did experience a great rejuvenation at the age of 40, even doing new tricks on the side, when I became a gymnastics coach. I must admit, that now I am finally feeling my age, my wife too, but I can still avoid doctors and drugs, and keep working on my own schedule. I just finally need to slow down and be more careful.
Back to the disinfo. As with the Covid BS, I should not be alive, let alone healthier, now that I have followed my own lights. I should mention that my wife and three kids have done fine with this regime. We have enjoyed dozens and dozens of cumulative decades without doctors and drugs. They are all above average, in enough noteworthy ways. The boys were great athletes, and all three were, and are, exceptional, mentally and academically.
When I had to switch away from meat and milk, I started to consider the possibility that the health benefits of these products, were not being objectively represented by their formidable respective sale forces. In fact, many health issues, especially ‘autoimmune,’ are made worse with animal product consumption. Especially, when a person has been subjected to vaccines, etc. (It is relevant that chicken eggs, themselves, are essential to vaccine manufacturing). https://www.cdc.gov/flu/vaccine-process/index.html
So here is another solution to the egg squeeze… Don’t panic. I haven’t touched one in over 50 years.
Here, I perform one of my songs at the age of 65. Yes, I was in the hospital. (as a visitor)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dobR9MXYq3E
@hanky
Thanks for sharing about your path towards a plant based diet.
I think that there is a lot of nonsense, lies and exaggerations that are slung around by both vegans and meat-centric diet proponents.
For example, Weston A. Price Foundation has put out quite a bit of misleading/incomplete information about various protein rich seeds and certain veggies that contain anti-nutrients (like oxalates, phytates and lectins). I subscribe to their magazine as it has some helpful info in it, but I find that due to their largely livestock farming advertising base, their articles seem to have a slant to them that go out of their way to push generalized fear mongering about alternative protein sources to meat.
The organization discusses fermentation in their publication, but avoids addressing the research that shows how fermentation can denature said anti-nutrients.
They often warn people about “the dangers of eating Hemp Seeds” which is nonsense and seems like a flimsy move to demonize animal protein alternatives in an silly aggressive crusade against anything related to plant based diets.
Hemp seed is one of mankind’s oldest cultivated crops with a long history of food use around the world and still eaten by over a billion people weekly.
I find that kind of generalized biased propaganda (and/or poorly researched publications) just as annoying and disingenuous as when vegans try to tell people that eating meat is bad for you (when humans have obviously included meat in their diet for a long time and in some cultures with solid life expectancy rates).
When it comes to things like these, taking a look at the historical dietary norms of ancient cultures which depended on staple crops (some were seeds) and some things with relatively high oxalic acid and lectin rich content can provide some much needed context, perspective and level headedness.
What I find is that many people who say things like “WATCH OUT FOR THIS ANTI-NUTRIENT!! ALL FOODS CONTAINING IT ARE DANGEROUS!!!” are either being given generalized and incomplete data about that subject matter by some guru type person they follow, or they themselves are involved in aggressively advocating a specific type of diet (for what ever reason) and so they are making wide sweeping statements about foods that do not fall into their diet regiment as a sort of red herring tactic.
The fermentation and/or cooking part is key in the majority of how we prepare and enjoy our amaranth (containing oxolates) and goji harvests (high in lectins) as the fermentation process neutralizes the anti-nutrients which are present in many legumes that can inhibit the absorption of calcium, iron, phosphorus, and zinc. Additionally, many forms of fermentation serve to increase the levels of B-vitamins in the resulting fermented food (as a metabolic byproduct of the Lactic Acid Bacteria that often play a key role in the process) so this also helps especially in a vegetarian/vegan diet.
@hanky
I watched your youtube video.
You are quite skilled with that harmonica.
I am not a big fan of Soy Tofu myself, I do make Tempeh at home (sometimes with our homegrown Hokkaido Black Soybeans and sometimes with other legumes like Runner Beans) and I am gonna be experimenting with making Hickory Nut and Walnut “Tofu” later this year. I also wanna try making Korean “Dotorimuk” and “Kashikiri” which are a tofu-esk foods that are made of acorns of an oak tree.
Do you make your own Tofu, or do you buy it?
If you make it, what is your process? or what company do you buy it from?
What I have noticed with many of the virtue signalling vegans from around here is that they do not educate themselves about the (above mentioned) anti-nutrients which are in seeds like soybeans, and so they end up buying things like Tofu (and other processed soy based products) that are either GMO or conventionally grown (so both soaked in nasty chemicals) and the soy bean products were not made from sprouted nor fermented beans (leading to serious anti-nutrient problems in the resulting food and making them look all anemic and pale).
That is not to say all vegans do that, but the majority I ask in the grocery store here in Ontario have no idea about why fermenting or sprouting soybeans before using them to make food is important.
I like to use most of our soybeans to make Miso paste (as that is a fermentation process that involves multiple fermenting organisms which each serve an important role in breaking down anti-nutrients and making the nutrients in the soybeans more bioavailable).
Thanks for sharing your tofu music.
Glad to hear your health improved by changing your diet. I have had the opposite reaction to a vegan diet health wise. Even when I adopted “clean” vegan eating, my health suffered and my labs and hormone levels were off. Once I went back to eating meat I felt much better. So for me, the converse is true.
I opine that there are lots of essential nutrients in meat and eggs and raw dairy. The caveat being that meat should not be poisoned with hormones and other chemicals or tortured prior to slaughter.
I think the dogma around diet and it becoming an identity is problematic and rather silly. I am glad research is being challenged about fatty meat causing heart disease and how grains, plants, and sugar are required or should be the bulk of a human diet. I think science tends to go with who’s funding it, sort of like “climate science”.
I think there are some individual variation in gut microbiome and genomic differences between individuals that allow some people to tolerate some foods better than others.
I’ve eaten mostly carbohydrates and plants for over 40 years (some processed foods-but very little compared to some) and I was recently diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease. Now I do have autoimmune disease in my family, so that’s part of it I’m sure. But I am now trying a animal based keto “diet” and I already feel better GI wise and have less overall inflammation.
After I do 3 months of this, I’d like to try a paleo diet because I think that would work best for me.
I think people should eat what makes them feel healthy and vibrant, whole natural foods rather than processed junk. But if they want to eat a vegan diet, why should I care? Conversely, if someone wants to eat a carnivore diet, why should I care? I think the common ground in the diet debate acknowledges the danger of toxins in foods, plant and animal food supply and agree that processed foods are junk.
But I think this food issue goes back to identity again, people identifying with their dietary choices as who they are. I think it’s a little weird.
As far as the “anti-nutrients” in plants hypothesis, I think there is some truth for some susceptible people. Similarly, some might not tolerate diary foods and the like.
Anyone who says “you must adopt this diet to be healthy and happy” is probably FOS. I don’t believe in panaceas, including food panaceas.
Things come in waves. For instance, when one fasts, there are periods of weakness, alternating with periods of increased vigor and clarity. This is largely due to the discomforts associated with eliminating things from deeper in our system. To get a hold of the proper timescale is essential. It is tricky, making blanket determinations as to what is good for me, period. This hard to do in a lonely vacuum.
And of course, everyone has a different body and mind. Even the same person, counter to medical formulas, does better with certain diets considering their physical activity level on any given day. Also, consider, mental stress, age, body type, time of year, etc., etc. There are so many variables.
So, I don’t subscribe my habits to anyone else. However, please consider the living testimony of my experience and condition, before dismissing it too reflexively. The regime that is working for me is not meant for everyone. It is also possible, given one’s physical, mental, and spiritual condition, there are benefits to be had.
I don’t venerate medical establishment tests, but I am very aware of my energy levels and capabilities. That is enough. Though one day, I may let them pronounce me dead, with their mechanical tests.
PS I wonder if the vaccine makers get a discount on their eggs?
“And of course, everyone has a different body and mind. Even the same person, counter to medical formulas, does better with certain diets considering their physical activity level on any given day. Also, consider, mental stress, age, body type, time of year, etc., etc. There are so many variables.”
Yeah, I concur with this. I don’t believe in a one size fits all approach to health. For me, I did try eating vegan and vegetarian for years. Vegetarian for about a decade and I didn’t do well with it. I had my labs checked to see what the heck was going on and my thyroid was all screwed up and I was anemic. I had to stop eating plants that disrupted my thyroid an also take an iron supplement. There were the bowel issues too throughout that period of time. I think some of it was too much grain and refined sugars but even when I cut that out, still didn’t feel my best. I’ve always been pretty active, so just never felt satiated on a vegan or vegetarian diet.
So I’m trying something new now and I suppose I’ll see how it goes. I do like some veges and fruits though and don’t want to eliminate them forever but for now I want to try to heal my gut. I’ll know in a few months if this helps. My energy levels have been better recently though, less ups and downs and less hunger.
I mean, I’ll eat what’s available to survive, but my preference is to have access to uncontaminated meat, dairy and some plants.
I have a friend who’s a vegetarian who has done a ketogenic diet and recommended it to me (low carbohydrate-not vegetarian food choices), so it’s possible for people to tweak there metabolism with a variety of foods. Some prefer fasting.
I’m glad a vegan diet works well for you.
@hanky
I do not think that egg derivatives being part of some injectable big pharma concoction says anything about whether or not they are a good source of nutrients.
Big Pharma mad scientists can exploitatively harvest cells from a wide range of things to make their injectable slurries for profiteering.
For example: “Soybean Oil-Derived Lipids for Efficient mRNA Delivery” : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38113460/
Does that mean soybeans are guilty by association of being in collusion with big pharma?
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Regarding Eggs, here are some things that are great about them (nutritionally speaking).
They are a great source of Choline, Uridine and Taurine.
Choline is a precursor for acetylcholine, an important neurotransmitter involved in memory and learning. Many nootropic supplements aim to boost acetylcholine production in order to improve memory and cognitive function.
About 18% of CDP-choline is converted into acetylcholine within a short period of ingestion, and the rest is stored as phosphatidylcholine (PC) or some other similar compound in our neurons.
There was a clinical review of choline’s neuroprotective benefits involving over 20 clinical trials and over 4,000 individual subjects confirms that choline offers “modest improvement of cognitive dysfunction in dementia of neurodegenerative and vascular origin.”
Various studies over two decades consistently confirm similar neuroprotective and neuroenhancement benefits from choline-enhanced diets, including in cases of brain damage, poor blood supply, seizures, and more.
Consuming more eggs can help provide similar results by naturally boosting your body’s choline levels. This supports the formation of synapses.
In clinical studies of subjects who were given choline , scientists observed an increase see an increase in the number of neurons of in their brains, the number dopamine receptors, and the number of acetylcholine receptors in these new neurons.
Not only this, but researchers also saw an increase in our sensitivity to these neurotransmitters. Evidently, this means it took less of each neurotransmitter to achieve the desired increase in focus and motivation.
Choline is an essential nutrient. Although humans can produce a small amount of choline in the liver, it’s primarily provided by the diet. Without adequate levels of choline in the brain (and the ability to use it well), neurotransmission and cell membrane health are likely to be affected.
Sources of Choline:
– Shiitake mushrooms
– Organic (and preferably sprouted and/or fermented legumes) Chickpeas, Runner Beans, Soy, kidney beans, and pinto beans
– Hickory nuts
– Almonds cashews, brazil nuts, flax seeds, and pistachios
– Quinoa
– Amaranth
– Potatoes
– free range, organic eggs
– organ meats from large herbivore animals (cattle, deer etc)
– regeneratively farmed Scallops
– Wild-caught salmon
– Organic chicken
– Organic broccoli
– Organic brussel sprouts
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I must be getting old, but I am probably going to just stick with ignoring most all of the chemicals and statistics. Less is more, refers to consumption of supplements and food. It can also refer to over-consumption of data, in a given time period.
Balance is key to everything in life, when you step back a little. This counters the worship of extreme sports, extreme wealth, extreme health, etc. You are never good enough, etc. Buy this; try this. The bullseye is in the middle.
On a related topic, we are far removed from embracing the natural cycles of life and death. All your formulas will come to naught, if you don’t consider old age and death, as well as new life.
@hanky
Thanks for clarifying.
I personally avoid supplements (as in pills bought from some lab or mass production place that is not my kitchen or apothecary) where ever possible. I make some exceptions for things like blue-green algae, though I am also taking steps to learn to grow that myself as well.
Yes “less is more” in the context of intermittent fasting is very helpful for brain health (and it is something I highlight in my article linked above).
Good point regarding “over-consumption of data”, though as an author that is trying to put in the footwork to create valuable physical published works so I can get out of the 9-5 grind and educate, regenerate and propagate full time, I pretty much just have to suck it up and power through. I do take breaks to go roam in the woods and meditate, but I certainly spend more time researching in books and in front of screens then I would prefer to at this point in my life. I imagine JC knows of this catch 22 all too well, given he has so many paid subscribers that wait with baited breath for his next post. It can be challenging finding balance under that kind of pressure, but it is important to try.
“extreme health worship” that is an interesting concept, ya I think I have observed that in some people but just did not have a word for it.
For me personally, I am not a proponent always pushing oneself to be at some extreme level of physical or mental fitness. I did what you did, experimented with a range of foods and activities, found a combination that works well for me and I keep doing it. Sometimes i`ll learn new things and add an item or two to the list, or remove an item from the list. No dogmas or stagnation for me.
The extensive and detailed nature of the brain foods/nutrients list I put together is not encouraging people to go by 77 different supplements and get all super brain powered, but rather, it is for those that wish to learn new things about what optimizes brain health, hopefully taking action to grow those things at home based on their climate, and in doing so, live a more full and healthy life.
I agree with regards to people that avoid acknowledging aging and death. I am not one of them. Death is an important part of this human existence.
People that try to cheat death or outrun it with instant gratification solutions end up like the Musks, Bezos` and Theils obessing over brain chips or creepy blood transfusions etc.
For more on that: https://gavinmounsey.substack.com/p/dispelling-the-most-detrimental-myth
Eating foods that enhance healthy aging and longevity on the other hand, when combined with exercise and getting outside, can increase the amount of years we have in life and the quality of those years in a natural way (and in a way that expresses gratitude to God for the gift we were given) rather than the insult of trying to cheat death and runaway from our humanity with transhumanism etc.
Thanks for the comment.
Does that mean soybeans are guilty by association of being in collusion with big pharma?
Yes, but not quite the way you said it. If you are vaccinated with a soy-based product, and SUBSEQUENTLY have problems, then there is something there that is very definite to consider. This is common, especially in infants.
The same goes for eggs. Most vaccines, before MRNA, were made with egg proteins. If you are vaccinated, you can experience problems when eating eggs. But that will not be part of the diagnosis, unless its evidence is overwhelming.
https://www.foodallergy.org/living-food-allergy/food-allergy-essentials/common-allergens/egg
What a world!?! The experts are expert deceivers. They can even deceive themselves.
Thank you for engaging with me in the sincere fashion, that you and cu.h.j are doing. I am sure that I could learn something from you. Maybe you can get something of value out of me, too. But, I don’t have chemicals and studies to bring, just decades and decades of experience with my family and myself, leaving the beaten paths, not out of perverse egoism, but as a way to survive. Challenging anyone’s food habits is a very touchy thing, as it is so intimate. Thank you for your patience.
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Uridine is an important ingredient in mother’s milk. It’s also found in some foods like eggs, nutritional yeast, certain mushrooms and vegetables and organ meats.
Uridine is a nucleoside that is most notably involved in the creation of RNA (ribonucleic acid). Perhaps that is why big pharma extracted from eggs to make their bioweapons? It is also worth noting that RNA is important in our natural bodily functions as well.
Scientists found that it contributes to the generation of new synapses.
Uridine increased new synapses in an animal study. Uridine is also being studied for leading the growth of existing neurons in cell studies, possibly through increasing NGF (Nerve Growth Factor).
Uridine is a molecule that also helps with neurogenesis, or the growth of new neurons. It’s a key component of RNA and glycogen synthesis, and it’s involved in the synthesis of cell membranes (and promotes new connections between them).
Uridine may help with neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s disease. For example, uridine may help reverse the loss of synapses in Alzheimer’s disease.
By and large, we all know about DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), and how it is formed in a double helix like a twisted ladder. RNA looks like half of the ladder. It is also one way our DNA communicates with other parts of the cell (called Endogenous mRNA).
For that reason, uridine is very special because it is a base pair only found in RNA, and not DNA. This makes it the rate-limiting factor for creating Endogenous mRNA so if we don’t have enough of it. This means we cannot make the Endogenous mRNA our neurons need to send signals to other areas of our cells.
Sources of Uridine:
– Cordyceps mushrooms
– Oyster mushrooms
– Broccoli
– Beets
– Tomatoes
– Organ meats from large herbivore animals (cattle, deer etc).
– Brewer’s yeast, which is often used as a nutritional supplement. (Or, just make your own Kvass with wild yeast, and do not filter it before you drink it.)
– Some wild seafood and wild fresh water fish, such as salmon, mackerel, and trout
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Taurine which is one of the most abundant amino acids in the brain and eyes, where it supports brain health, hearing, and vision. It’s involved in promoting long-term potentiation, healthy GABA and glycine neurotransmission, optimal function fo brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), neuronal mitochondrial function, neuroprotection, and photoreceptor cell visual function.
Dietary sources of Taurine include: Seaweed, Almonds, cashews, hickory nuts, hazelnuts, pine nuts and in animal proteins like eggs, meat, wild seafood (like salmon, regeneratively farmed scallops, clams or oysters) and dairy.
(above info is an excerpt from my article on brain nourishing foods linked in a comment above)
Ditched meat back around 95 and all other animal products around 2005.
I haven’t been to a doctor for anything in all that time. I’ve had no illnesses or injuries that required it.
After the scamdemic, I don’t think I’ll ever go to a doctor even when I do need one.
It’s been very upsetting to see so many of the people in the veganism movement, in recent years, turn out to be liars or mindless idiots.
Also very upsetting to see so many villains speaking in favor of veganism.
At this point, there’s so much dishonesty an insanity in this realm that, when I see animal agriculture abuse videos, I now have to seriously wonder if they abused the animals themselves for “the greater good”, or for some other parallel political agenda.
Also, it used to be the case that, if I wanted to talk to other anti-establishment, government-distrusting, corporation-distrusting truth seekers, I’d go to vegan forums & chat rooms.
Now that’s where you go to find retarded tranny-worshiping vaccine peddlers.
I don’t know how much of it is bots vs real people though.
I know it’s at least mostly bots.
Anyway… huge props to you for sticking with it for so long.
Excellent harmonica skills. Not so great on the vocals though 😉
PS: With a few exceptions, I consider eggs left laying around on your property by free-roaming chickens to be vegan eggs. For reasons of health (and, frankly, disgust) it’s unlikely I’ll ever eat one again though. Maybe as a test at some point.
Thanks for chiming in. I never liked eggs. Maybe I am allergic to them. I had childhood vaccinations; maybe that had something to do with it. There is so much that remains difficult to know for sure.
I don’t post on social media, other than here, so I missed out on those particular pleasantries.
How does it feel to be aligned, like me, with the NWO/Economic Forum propaganda? (emoji)
While I have someone to commiserate with, how do you feel about all of the drugs and supplements that people take? I am talking about other people who ostensibly distrust pharma, and now doctors and research ‘experts’, especially since the scamdemic.
The animal abuse videos seem real to me, and it is not pretty. But, like so much of our problematic situation, it only gets worse when we protest in enraged ways. These huge things will only be corrected when the people are really ready. This will take generations…
But lots of people seem to love pissing in the wind.
PS I am interested in your critique of my song. What do you dislike more, the lyrics or my singing chops?
I replied but I suspect I clicked the wrong Reply button because of this new inverted button positioning. 🤷♂️
Hey friends, please enjoy the latest satire from The Farce Feed on Substack.
Queer Playwright in Serbia Laments Ending of USAID
https://thefarcefeed.substack.com/p/queer-playwright-in-serbia-laments
Captain America Actor Caught Burning American Flag at Protest
https://thefarcefeed.substack.com/p/captain-america-actor-caught-burning
Trump Signs Executive Order Banning Pregnant Man Emoji
https://thefarcefeed.substack.com/p/trump-signs-executive-order-banning
Liking eggs
I was never big fan either, but not for allergy reasons.
What makes you think you might be allergic to them?
Also, after all this time and experience, do you have any thoughts on what humans are probably built to eat and probably originally did eat?
NWOWEF alignment
Feels like having your caring movement hijacked by a-holes. Too many of them are clearly psychopaths so my current view is that they likely concluded that they can best capture, control and modify the food supply with animal products removed form the equation.
Though they may have some interest in aggression reduction as well. Animal products, if by no other means than digestive congestion, undoubtedly increase irritability and aggression.
drugs and supplements
Just hope they’re logging the data diligently. Humans (especially women) have a very peculiar habit of incorrectly attributing a perceived benefit to the wrong causal agent. Every minute of every day someone is unwittingly giving credit to a supplement, drug, doctor or treatment for something their body achieved on its own; or credit to the wrong element of a multi-element regimen.
I currently take nothing but I’m interested in testing some nootropics at some point.
animal abuse videos
Yep, the abuse is real and horrible. I didn’t word my statement clearly enough.
This will take generations
It has already been generations. The time is here.
The only significant roadblock was insufficient meat, dairy & egg substitutes (flavor, smell, texture) to satiate cravings for certain animal-product-containing dishes that so many were raised eating.
Most of those substitutes have advanced beyond the realm of ‘good enough’ and into the real of virtually flawless (or even superior), while others get better each year.
Like it or not, even from a highly pessimistic standpoint, nearly all animal products are going bye-bye.
And it won’t even be a big deal. The hardcore immovable addicts will die off soon and for the more recent generations it’ll be about as upsetting as someone replacing their Idaho potato chips with Wisconsin potato chips. The concept of ‘vegan food’ won’t even exist and the word ‘vegan’ will exit the lexicon. It’ll just be human food.
This is, of course, assuming the human race isn’t about to be exterminated.
song critique
Not the lyrics. I don’t pay attention to lyrics beyond how they sound/flow musically. There’s just nothing impressive or appealing about the vocals or vocal ability in that particular video. There’s some fumbling going on too.
But it’s a hospital room video. I have no idea what you might be able to do with it under more ideal conditions or granted multiples takes.
Your harmonica sounds pro though – even in the hospital room with a crap mic. So that’s worth considering.
If you sound the way you meant to sound that’s literally all that matters. Unless you’re trying to sell tickets.
“….nearly all animal products are going bye-by….”
I doubt that will ever happen, animals are easier and cheeper ways to turn stuff into food then any processed slop. Animal skins and fibers are a lot less oil intensive then synthetics for clothes, and like real food are generally better.
It’s possible that they will use “human feed” on poor people but the rich will always eat better
Human feed is unlikely, but possible. What’s more likely is insect “meat” being incorporated into everything until it replaces true animal meat entirely. As Duck said, real meat will still be available, but only to the elites. The elites relish the peons eating insects, not only because it saves them money, but also because it is a humiliation ritual on a grand scale.
Did I click the wrong Reply button like a retard or is the comment alignment just funky?
I still haven’t seen anyone put together a strong theory on the structure and perpetrators of the attack on Hollywood.
Not long ago, the assumption was that Hollywood was a key component of the TPTB yet here it is clearly being successfully attacked & dismantled by someone with significant power.
When the subject is brought up, I frequently see shills/bots delivering the same defense tactic of shaming the curious researcher for “obsessing over celebrities”, which I find quite interesting.
Additionally, the extent to which celebrities hopped on board with the scamdemic tyranny — and seemed to be privy to the fact that it was some kind of operation which had nothing to do with a virus — makes me wonder if the scamdemic was a hasty premature launching of a global takeover plan, launched in defense of this attempt to bring down TPTB (or at least one of its key components).
I don’t think Hollywood was attacked, it just got too incompetent and wasteful thru a hundred years of easy living.
I think that I heard Chris Knowles of the Secret Sun say that Hollywood was a massive money laundering operation and is dying because criminals and Intelligence people have found better ways to wash their money.
If I recall correctly I read Deep Throat was used by the mafia to launder dirty money thru movie theaters and was nothing like as popular as its box office suggests.
Now the dirty money goes elsewhere and Hollywood failures actually fail is the general thrust.
Also DVDs being replaced by streaming and piracy have them a good kick.
Hollywood was part of the PTB but it was always very Jewish (see book/ documentary “an empire of their own”) and in the end of the Jewish revolutionary spirit ALWAYS goes too far- they lived in a bubble and got carried away with their own propaganda, which used to be very good at nudging people into their worldview. They could have got away with that ,maybe, if they still had a monopoly on entertainment but tech broke that. I can literally die of old age before I run out of free trash I can steal off the internet to watch.
I used to think the destruction of popular franchises was deliberately taking down the old scenery for the new social programming but now I really think they just got stupid and dependent on money laundering and can’t adapt now that’s changed.
Personally I am kinda glad to see them go down the toilet.
Well-said, Duck. Henry Ford in his book “The International Jew” discussed in depth how almost every theater and movie production agency at the time was owned by Jews, who were intent on releasing a new picture almost every week, with little care or attention put into the art form that theater and movies were supposed to represent. The Jews’ only prerogative at the time was to turn a profit, and this meant releasing slop which debased the artform and catered to everyone’s animal instincts, also known as ‘pandering’.
Yes, it’s kind of amazing how many movies people used to watch back in the pre tv days too. That’s why I don’t think the boomers were the first super propagandized generation like we tend to imagine – we’ve been consuming brain slop for a hundred years.
It would love to compare the brains of people from different eras in an MRI – I would bet money that they worked differently before mass media.
I wonder if I can find any comparison between Amish and regular peoples brains… going to look now.
No luck finding a study so far… they do have traditional rates of autism though rather then the massively increased rates regular people have nowadays (don’t ever believe anyone who says it’s just more diagnosed now- they are qualitivly lower functioning well as more common)
That would be a fascinating study. Getting funding for it would probably be challenging. But I would bet brain damage could be demonstrated on MRIs from excessive consumption of social media in particular.
The quality of language and writing has declined significantly in the US. Brain damage does not have to be permanent though and can be reversed in some cases. I think social media is particularly toxic.
If there were studies that showed damage, it could help reduce use in some individuals.
Once I learned of how damaging alcohol can be to the brain, I significantly limited my consumption. Apparently even small amounts are bad and I think can increase permeability of the blood brain barrier (I think) which is not good. There has been greater awareness of this and I think the knowledge of this has influenced some people to consume less.
My point being that studies like these might help reduce some social media use in those who care about their brain.
With respect to alcohol, I knew that excessive consumption was destructive, but did not know that moderate or light consumption is also unhealthy for the brain.
I don’t think many people are aware of recent studies that show abstinence is best.
This probably applies to sugar as well, that abstaining entirely is better than moderation.
The Romanian presidential re-election scheduled for May the 4th. Georgescu needs to be banned, somehow.
https://www.politico.eu/article/romania-election-2025-hungary-national-liberals-social-democrats-law-court/
Cool story, bro. I haven’t seen the veil of “democracy” to be this thin in a long, long time.
Here’s a recent interview, where Jackson Hinkle talks to this vile extremist.
https://rumble.com/v65ure4-interviu-jackson-hinkle-calin-georgescu.html
The fella appears to have been arrested 4 days ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2rEy_S1wB4
Mkey
Hope he shares a balcony with this guy here.
https://youtube.com/shorts/qEPdzHtBYHk
Madison Ave PR propaganda.. Your guy could use a little better PR . Look how convincing Bill is now. These artists can make a silk purse out a sow dung pile. There phone number is
0 -11-03- 593-895-0299 hope he gets straightened out. Bills a hell of a guy now.
Seeing Bill stand like that in the field in his suit completely changes my perspective of that guy. I know him as a cheap conman and a useful idiot for his handlers, but there is something mesmerizing about this video.
If he’s invested in Ethiopia farmers, I am confident we will not see the farmer suicide rate skyrocket, not even in the long term.
I’ll document some of the more interesting comments (according to me) from youtube here, they appear to be disappearing quite quickly. Somewhat edited by yours truly, for readability.
Mkey,
Sometimes the sarcasm is lost in translation…
I finally found the time to watch the Jackson interview. Bill Gates does not fit here with what you were trying to state.
Georgescu made some observations that would and did fly over the heads of westerners . 1989 was a volatile year in Europe and Romania. People, young people died in the streets in their cities for that old time religion ,freedom and democracy. People reacted, responded. I’m no historian but in Georgescu’s minds eye he remembered, however the paralysis that now met him in his need was disappointing and sad.
Where does this paralysis come from? It’s an external force applied that wasn’t in existence then. It wasn’t there in 1989. Weapons of the state ,the deep state. False flag social engineering. Cell phone active resistance transmitters, neuro neutralizers. Sci-Fi? Reality? The new citizen must counter a list of new obstacles to unseat the entrenched cancer . The IDF has a whole assortment of new weapons and technologies to put a headlock on the unruly. All for a price.
As Georgescu said, imagine what you could have done with 300 billion in Romania?
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I had fully comprehended the totality of the communique.
No New World Next Week. 🙁
RFK coming out in (somewhat tepid) support f measles vax.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2025/03/03/rfk-jr-measles-vaccine-texas-outbreak/81142671007/
If you have kids and you don’t dump them in daycare you really ought to go SLOW son the childhood vax schedule, since it’s primarily set up for battery farm kids in daycare who get treated like cows in a feed lot being fed antibiotics due to conditions there.
Honestly I don’t think most kids at home need ALL those shots, but at the very least shocking their system so early and so hard is a bad idea
A shame for RFK to have such a massive fall from grace this week – not only with support of the infamous MMR vaccine, but also for stating that combating antisemitism is a priority in this country, clearly considered more important than fixing the disastrous food and health industries.
Very true, though TBH I’m more worried about him backing off the vax stuff- his politics were always very leftish and we won’t get rid of Jewish power in the US totally any time soon.
Upcoming documentary that looks interesting:
https://www.planetmindcontrol.com/
Peer review follies. Nothing that surprising to us, but maybe James will be interested in this, as he clearly sees the debasement of the scientific method as a fundamentally crucial issue, as do I.
https://physicsworld.com/a/seen-a-paper-changed-without-notification-study-reveals-the-growing-trend-of-stealth-corrections/
I advise considering this as a limited hangout, as I have great scorn for the Physics World website. They pump out tons of woke and Chinese propaganda, mixed in with some valid reports on scientific innovations.
Many of your past exposé documentaries seem to implicate Israel or Mossad agents and agendas as the brains behind several false flag operations and espionage cases.
My question to you is, what did and does Israel have to gain by staging these events? By stealing state secrets? By indirectly killing thousands of innocent citizens of various countries? Why has this been going on for over a century, and why has opposition against it clearly gone unnoticed?
As I recall things were looking pretty bleak for Isreal back before 9/11, the whole war on terror was pretty good at get the US to back them and sit in their rivals in the Middle East.
If I recall correctly the British Empire floated the idea of creating a Jewish state there as an ally to helo gain control of the Middle East but it didn’t get going until later on. Things like the Epstein black mail files gave/ give them a lot of leverage in the US gig over and above the AIPAC money to politicians.
I would say that the reason the resistance to Jewish influence has gone “un noticed “ is because sympathetic Jews ran much of the media and publishing in the US and got to estentaily Ret-con history via controlling what got published and talked about. The internet broke that monopoly over what the masses got to hear, somewhat anyway.
As to killing people, there is a very paranoid and xenophobic streak in a lot of Jewish movements and historically they have had a tendency to like killing the peoples that outnumber them. Kevin Macdonald talks about some of these traits in “culture of critique” but EM Jones covers the whole story in “the Jewish revolutionary spirit” . The authors come from totally different angles to cover the same phenomenon.
We won’t get rid of Jewish power for a while yet, but it’s nice that they have some competition now to slow them down a bit before they blow the world up…. They have always had a tendency to go wild when things are going well and upset their host populations. Dr Jones links this to a deep messianic/ end times streak in their culture, that they have sadly infected some evangelicals with.
For an example You just need to think of the craziness with the red cows and trying to re-build the temple which would be an actual end times event what with the Muslim freak out that would follow it.
Red heffer story
https://cbn.com/news/israel/first-time-after-2000-years-israels-biblical-red-heifers-attract-world-attention
I recall reading they were trying to GMO these stupid things back in the early 2000s but some dip cow farmer finally bred them.
Mr Titus war for bankocracy PART III is up
https://beta.solari.com/the-war-for-bankocracy/
Remember to roll down to find the actual epp
Cannot wait until the next episode, when we will find out where the 4.5 trillion dollars went during the pandemic. Funny how the bank deposits increased by the same amount. I don’t know anyone whose bank deposits were increased during the plandemic. I didn’t get any of the free money.
You mean your names not Rothschild? 😉 that’s why you didn’t get richer
I need to go back and watch his video on YT about how reserves vs people money works again. It gives me a headache , lol
In case you missed it:
‘A Gift to This Earth’: Remembering Arthur Firstenberg — Scientist, Writer, Advocate
https://principia-scientific.com/a-gift-to-this-earth-remembering-arthur-firstenberg-scientist-writer-advocate/
“Arthur Firstenberg, author of “The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life” and “The Earth and I,” died Tuesday at his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He was born May 28, 1950.”
I am sure Arthur Firstenburg felt he was spitting into the wind near the end. I bought his book many years ago and was active locally in resisting cell phone towers, (Use to be you had to go before the city commission to get permission to place one in our town and many others.) but the Covid Plandemic washed all that ‘red tape’ aside.
https://open.substack.com/pub/freedomresearch/p/exclusive-interview-with-prof-william
Interesting interview sharing some insight into the climate scan. I’ve not heard of William Happer before but will be looking more into some of the things discussed.
Whattaguy Fink is helping out his friend, Trump, not to have to use the U.S. military to take over the Panama Canal Zone.
https://leohohmann.substack.com/p/trump-says-the-us-is-taking-back
“…Donald Trump pledged on Day One to retake the Panama Canal. Peacefully or with force, whatever it takes. “We’re taking it back,” Trump declared in his inaugural address.
Within weeks, Wall Street billionaire Larry Fink,…was on the phone with the White House. This is according to a March 5 article by Bloomberg News.
Fink’s pitch went something like this: His investment company, BlackRock, was interested in buying the ports on either side of the Panama Canal, according to people familiar with the discussion cited by Bloomberg. And with that, there would be no need to have the U.S. use its military to take the century-old canal by force.
That phone call was followed by days of negotiations that now are set to deliver control of those ports to a consortium led by BlackRock..”
US Oligarchs Celebrate BlackRock’s $23 Billion Panama Canal Takeover with the Direct Backing of US
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hL5DExKQY6I&t=534s
Some quotes to “gird up the loins of our mind”.
Wherefore gird up the loins of your mind, be sober, and hope to the end for the grace that is to be brought unto you at the revelation of Jesus Christ.”
– I Peter 1:13
“I wish it need not have happened in my time,’ said Frodo. ‘So do I,’ said Gandalf, ‘and so do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.”
— J.R.R. Tolkien
“The world might stop in ten minutes; meanwhile, we are to go on doing our duty. The great thing is to be found at one’s post as a child of God, living each day as though it were our last, but planning as though our world might last a hundred years.” — C.S. Lewis
“The simple step of a courageous individual is not to take part in the lie. One word of truth outweighs the world.”
— Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
” You are not alone. Together, we form a bulwark of faith—a remnant that will not falter. The path before us is not easy, but it has been walked by countless saints and martyrs before us. And like them, we march forward with the confidence that truth will prevail. You may feel outnumbered, even isolated, as the forces of this world close ranks against you. But history belongs not to those who yield but to those who stand firm. Solzhenitsyn warned that “men have forgotten God,” but we have not. Chesterton reminds us that “hope means hoping when things are hopeless.” These words are not idle sentiments; they are marching orders for a remnant that refuses to retreat.” https://dailyremnant.substack.com/p/welcome-to-the-daily-remnant
“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.”
— Romans 12:2
I thought this Substack piece that critiques the current regime was interesting. This may appeal to people who identify as “dissident right” thinkers:
https://neofeudalreview.substack.com/p/the-paradox-of-zionism-wrapped-inside/comments
I do believe self determination and freedom of association is a natural right regardless of if I agree or disagree with their choices in this regard. I also believe that “extreme” tribalism is destructive especially if it involves ignoring or promoting immoral and repulsive actions, such as wars of aggression/exploitation and genocide.
I am not in full agreement of the author’s takes, but I found it interesting nevertheless. Particularly how RFK Jr. seems to have done a 180 on his opinions on vaccines recently.
Also how the strange narratives and public displays of bizarre behavior by “elites” or their talking heads might be revealing as to who is really in charge of the regime. The author also mentions that there may already be some advanced AGI being used to guide the narratives recently to distract and confuse the public that I thought was intriguing.
Last, but not least in my days’ perusing;
https://unlimitedhangout.com/2025/03/investigative-series/the-dark-maga-gov-corp-technate-part-1/
“…Perhaps it’s just a coincidence that “the Doge” was the formal title of the chief administrator (magistrate) of the mercantile Venetian Republic. As we shall also discuss in Part 2, there are many reasons to suspect that today’s DOGE acronym is not a mere coincidence.
The departure of Ramaswamy and Lutnick from the DOGE project appears to leave Musk as its sole “CEO.” A corporate monarchy, led by a CEO “king,” (TechnoKing) is in keeping with the theories underpinning the Dark Enlightenment.”
“…The stated purpose of the DOGE is to restructure the federal government to reduce expenditures and maximise efficiency.”
“…One of the leading neoreactionaries (we’ll explain this term shortly), Curtis Yarvin, coined the catchy acronym RAGE. It stands for Retire All Government Employees. The parallels between the stated ambitions of the DOGE and the intention of Yarvin’s RAGE are marked.”
“Apparently, the DOGE will not be an official executive department but will instead operate as a Federal Presidential Advisory Committee, supposedly outside of government. But make no mistake: The DOGE will be inextricably tied to the political process. Its employees will be housed in the former offices of its predecessor, the United States Digital Service. And its helmsman, Musk, will reportedly have a personal office in the West Wing of the White House.”
“…The Dark Enlightenment suggests that modernity 2.0 merely postpones the inevitable failure to adapt to the singularity. A true “Western Renaissance” could only be realised with the demise of the extant global Cathedral. Therefore, every crisis should be accelerated and exacerbated in an attempt to break the Cathedral’s hold:
“…Essentially then, in accordance with the Dark Enlightenment, the accelerationist solution to humanity’s ills is to end humanity.
Once we are “technoplastic beings”—transhuman cyborgs—in a world where “biology and medicine co-evolve,” we will cross the “bionic horizon,” as Land calls it. At that point, we can finally kill God and abandon the “essence of man as a created being.” We will be free to sacrifice our humanity and embark upon our “new evolutionary phase.”
As valued customers who are rendered intelligible only by melding with technology, we can all prostrate ourselves and our children before the sovereignty of gov-corp. Under the watchful eye of our illustrious CEO, we can be programmed as required. The result? Finally, at long last, we will have an effective government. After all, “the system must be first.”
cont. “…Today, the TechnoKings—such as Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan—and many of the leading lights in the Mainstream Alternative Media (MAM)—are more openly discussing and promoting their Christian faith. Take Russell Brand, for example. Brand’s proselytising is popular on the Thiel-backed Rumble video-sharing platform, where many MAM heavyweights have prospered.
As noted by the UK’s Christian Today, Hulk Hogan, Shia LaBeouf, Rob Schneider, Kat Von D, Candace Owens, and Ayaan Hirsi Ali are also among the many celebrities and “talking heads” to have very conspicuously converted to Christianity (mainly Catholicism) in recent months. Before we assume this indicates a resurgence in Christian values, perhaps we should first look at what those values might be….”
Is there a proverb that addresses this phenomenon? Yes.
Not all that glitters is gold.
Good points
I threw together a couple memes and wanted to share incase anyone finds them useful.
Firstly a meme on the tariff wars between US and Canada governments and how it is psyop-ing gullible virtue signalling type people to turn on their neighbors.
https://archive.org/details/memesformiles/tariffwarspsyop.png
(yes yes I know, Vandana Shiva is part of the evil club of Rome, even so, the quote I shared of hers in the image linked above is still legit.)
Whenever someone references some Shiva said, I make exact the same connection.
@mkey
This tempts me to extract obscure Shiva quotes and post them as my own words, and then when people say “wow man, that is so true!” I`ll go “Ha! Gotcha you Club Of Rome supporting Shiva lover!” 🙂
In all seriousness though, from your perspective, do you think she is knowingly on board with some global domination and eugenics agenda?
Based on my nebulous perception of her stature, I would say she’s aware of, the least, the nefarious nature of the ploy, if not off all the gruesome details.
@mkey
I appreciate the reply.
Man, it seems like those limited hangouts are hangin further and further ‘out’. So far, in fact, are they hanging out, that they distinctly do not appear to be ‘in’ at all.
Such are the ultra stealthy machiavellian machinations of today’s COINTELPRO ops I suppose…
Well, even if she is a super undercover eugenicist, I still like her writing about heirloom seeds! 🙂
As you should, if the information checks out on its own, the source is irrelevant.
and here is a meme for the intended AI mega (“wonder valley”) industrial park Data-center slated to be carved into the forest in the foothills of the Rockies in Alberta
https://archive.org/details/memesformiles/WondervalleyAIdatacenterAlberta.png
If you live in Alberta, be aware the top image linked above is what the area currently looks like where they want to build the proposed Mega-A.I. Data Center and the bottom one is something like what it will look like after.
The Alberta government’s silly AI generated cartoon advertisement (which I shared on here recently) shows you a nonsense depiction of the center. This image linked above is more realistic.
From major projects dot alberta dot ca :
“Phase 1 of the Wonder Valley AI Data Centre in Alberta focuses on establishing a foundational infrastructure to support what will become the world’s largest AI data center industrial park. Located within the Greenview Industrial Gateway near Grande Prairie, the initial phase involves developing a 1.4-gigawatt power system. This power will meet the demands of hyperscale data center operations, crucial for AI and large-scale data processing.”
The bottom image linked above (of what I shall refer to here as “Skynet headquarters”) is something I stumbled across on the internet and it seems distinctly AI generated (based on the positioning of floating objects pasted together for dramatic effect).
Is my using a (likely) AI generated image in an attempt to fight the coming AI data-beast “fighting fire with fire”? Or just “playing with fire” ? Perhaps it is both. I`ll let you decide.
Hey James. This ginned up trade war is nothing but a fat, across the board 25% cash grab by the powers that should never be. US jumps 25%, Canada retaliates with 25%, back to square one except 25% higher. And we the people are left paying for this insanity? Not to mention the sheeple are at each others throats. Beautiful!!
Conspiracy theory entertainment just for FUN.
Superficial and not strictly factual, but covers a wide range of conspiracies and familiar rabbit holes.
One comment (@danieltaz2011) provides a detailed time stamp of the assorted topics.
Joe Rogan Experience #2284 – Ian Carroll | 2:41:09
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJeRWPioGbQ
Are we not seeing the “brick wall at the back of the theater”? More evidence that “democracy” is just an illusion:
Peter Sweden: “BREAKING: Romania has BANNED Calin Georgescu from running for President.
“He won the first round of elections before they overturned it.
“Now he is leading the polls again.
“So now they simply banned him from running.
“This is happening in an EU country by the way.”
https://x.com/PeterSweden7/status/1898793348908929453
Color me surprised.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj679nk6endo
If labeling someone a populist or as being far right does not work, then combine the two monikers together for maximum delusional effect.
If the Romanian “constitutional court” is anything like its Croatian counterpart, it’s one big joke nobody is laughing at. Politicians fill the “court” with politicians who know very well which side of the slice of bread is buttered.
Hey folks
Topic climate
Was just sent this
https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/aaiu3/a_complete_response_to_the_climate_denialist/
‘complete debunk’ etc etc as a response to a link from whatsupwiththat.com that you all know (about the robust pause).
Has anyone come across this? Knows of any development
Yours
Incurable Romantic
Wtf is wrong with my comment’s location. I didnt mean it as an answer
You need go to the bottom of the page when you submit a new comment.
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Thank you!
Dont seem to find it though. From bottom up there is
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And then already a comment from jo-ann with a reply button to it. Might this be cos im watching from a phone?
Scraping the bottom of the barrel.
https://www.dw.com/en/romania-georgescu-supporters-turn-violent-over-election-ban/a-71872395
Here’s a topic I talk about you all might be interested in. I call it the PSYOP of the study. It’s one thing when people “listen to the experts” and yadda yadda, but what about all these studies that people look at? Well, it’s obviously the same thing as the whole “listening to the experts” thing, right? Why am I even mentioning it?
Who is it that gets audiences and why? The only audience you could say I’ve had was when I taught, and no one, sure as hell, listened to me. I always used to say my best student was the wall. Personally, I’m skeptical whenever someone decides they actually want to pay attention to what I say, because people are so conditioned for pleasure over truth. Of course, we know that many people have audiences because they’ve been manufactured, but what about people who have genuine audiences? Despite whatever good intentions a person might have in their pursuit, as I’m sure James has, it can’t be because that person knows everything. Well, that’s why a person brings on their own experts to share information.
But I’ve noticed something.
If you go back and watch news reports of the moon landing, they did something you don’t see a lot of people do in their information or infotainment broadcasts regarding current events; they used to teach people. I see a lot of people, even those outside the theater-news media, refer to studies for everything as if that’s the big bombshell of the situation.
You can refer to a lot regarding the lockdown era (because I will never call it a pandemic unless under certain caveats) to see plenty of examples of this, but a recent one that people were talking about that annoyed me was one about people exposed to pulsating EMF (and I say pulsating EMF because, if you know what you’re talking about, then you know it’s not simply enough to say EMF). The study showed negative effects people were having, to which people like me could only respond, “No fucking shit, dumbass.” But the people who talk about these studies don’t talk about the mechanics involved, and understanding the mechanics involved is most often the biggest clue that a lot of studies are pure garbage. Personally, I could explain to you all the things about pulsating EMFs, including what they are, what principles they operate under, and exactly what happens that causes them to affect you. But no one’s going to listen to that; the study is the simple answer.
So how far apart really is that group who believes they are outside the zeitgeist and that group who think that the magnetic field of Saturn can affect your whole life, but the magnetic field from your cell phone isn’t going to bother you, so you can shove it up your ass because you are magical and Lenz’s Law doesn’t apply?
We’ve abandoned a lot of our discussion of the application of scientific principles and mechanics-based viewpoints of repeatable experimentation with regard to the current events. But then again, the whole idea of science is another thing that has been abandoned…
(continued)
If you look up the etymology of science, the word basically comes from a meaning of “to know”, and it is has gotten to be such a stupidly applied idea anymore because of people’s narratives.
You’ve got one group of mental midgets, mostly those on Team Peanut that say science is all about debate. The other set of overly-huffing mouthbreathers on Team Jackass say science is about trust.
The whole scientific method can be summed up as such:
“Hey, I did a thing. Here’s what I started with. Here’s what I did. Here’s what I ended up with. Now you try it, and see if you get the same thing.”
So… someone want to tell me where the debate is or the trust is in that whole thing?
Oh, but if someone said it, it must be true. I must always trust that a person is neither lying to me, nor has ever made a mistake. Then, one day, science will deliver upon us a child (with no gender because science), and that child will one day grow and sacrifice itself for all of our sciency sins.
But, no, when someone claims to discover something, we must do the opposite and argue against them! If I suddenly discover that a rock is hard, then the first thing I must do is club someone else over the head with it! … the idea, not the rock. But if I lose that debate, well then, I guess a rock isn’t hard then, is it?
There’s a reason you get more science off of TikTok than you do anywhere else. It’s because they show you how they started, show you what they did, and showed you what they ended up with, all in those short little videos. It’s almost like they’re doing the scientific method or something.
Not blindly accepting is obvious, but I also rarely ever see a reason to debate or argue. Personally, I’d rather have a chance of being half of two than have a chance at being half of zero. True analysis comes from juxtaposition: the comparing AND contrasting. Turning everything into a debate is just half-assing the process of discovery. If you’re building a house, discussion is placing one brick on top of another: they might be offset, but at least they’re both trying to work together to build something. Meanwhile, debate is two people trying to take each brick and pull it apart, seeing who gets left with the bigger chunk.
Okay, I’m done with that rant-filled tangent.
However, it’s not enough, for me, when people say study shows this. Unless you’re going to talk about the specific mechanics involved that I can repeat through my own experimentation, then I’m not interested, because it’s just another “trust the experts” for me, even if you caveat it with not inherently trusting it because of one reason or another.
You make some good points, but I’d argue in favor of studies because
While
“…..Unless you’re going to talk about the specific mechanics involved that I can repeat through my own experimentation,…”
Is right in one sense on the other hand there can be times I see an EFFECT without being able understand the CAUSE….. if I have no info on how cella or cancer work I can still discover that people exposed to substance X get more cancer and decide it’s good to avoid.
I like debate, though your correct that it can be misused, because you need (to use your analogy) yo get rid of misshapen bricks that will make your wall lean because they don’t actually fit…. Building complex theories uses a lot of “bricks” and if enough of those bricks are wrong the whole structure is deformed. I guess if you have a lot of people paid to churn out “science” your going to have a lot of semi skilled jobbers doing it.
CS Lewis made a very good point that science and magic have the same roots- their both based in trying to gain power over nature rather then conforming with it.
Part of the point I’m making with that is: sure, we can see the effects, but why should I believe you when you say the cause, especially when you didn’t show me the before, the between, and the after?
One thing I would tell my students is that, when they are listening to someone, watching someone, or just reading, always pay attention to what they say, how they say it, and what they don’t say. Of course, this doesn’t always mean malintent on the part of the speaker. I, myself, have found a commonality in things that have situations develop only to find that my focusing on that first detected commonality led me to overlook other ones.
As far as debate: in my analogy, both can see a brick is misshapen. They can decide whether or not to agree in using it or disagree in using it, but they are still working together to build something. If you are ONLY going to debate, then you are ONLY ever going to deal with one brick.
With regard to the CS Lewis quote, I don’t read much fiction, I just write it. Ideas like that I like to explore further. Yes, people are gaining power over nature, but how much is something else in nature gaining power over them? Is it because the flux is so gradual that we observe nature as a constant, or is it because we want a constant that we pretend nature is one? And then the questions just continue from there.
You know, now that I think of it, saying you’d only ever be dealing with one brick is incorrect using the analogy. The more accurate thing would be to say that you’d never make it past the footprint if you were only debating.
In mathematical terms, only debating is like the combination of +X and -X values. However, discussion is the combination of +X+Y expressions and -X+Y expressions. This is why I say I’d rather be possibly half of two rather than possibly half of zero.
“….Yes, people are gaining power over nature, but how much is something else in nature gaining power over them….”
THAT is exactly the point Lewis made in Abolition of Man, it’s Non-Fiction. He wrote a lot of non fiction but most people just think of the Narnia stuff.
Yes, the more people think they take power over nature the more they loose touch with the thing that makes them human, and fall Under the power of nature.
“….They can decide whether or not to agree in using it or disagree in using it, but they are still working together to build something. If you are ONLY going to debate, then you are ONLY ever going to deal with one brick….”
Yes, that makes sense but I would point out that people often DISAGREE about which “bricks” to use…. Presuppositions being an example. If you are a pure materialist then you will never see evidence of the supernatural, if you are Not a materlist then you see openly of such evidence – maybe we should use the analogy of laying a path rather then building a wall? I don’t know.
The thing about evidence is that it’s always seen thru these presupposition lenses – if i believe viruses are real I will draw a totally different picture of the pandemic then if I don’t believe they are real. If I think people are inherently good I will get a totally different picture of why the world is the way it is then if I believe they tend to be bad….. but counter that is the fact that people who thought the four humors and bad smells were the causes of all diseases were still able to reason that sewers were a good idea. The right outcome from the wrong procedure.
I don’t really know HOW EMF can make people sick but I can imagine plenty of ways it might do so and so I would never put a Wi-fi router near a kids bedroom or have a phone in my pocket all day. I have to just weigh it up and say, “nope “ even if I can’t explain the full mechanism of why.
Not really arguing against what you said, I think, just seeing it a little differently.
On beliefs, here’s a line from my latest book:
‘One thing people should fear most is that which they believe in, because the more a person believes in something, the less they question it.’ After all, what is a belief other than a lens through which a person sees the world? And such a lens would distort some truth while obscuring others, all so the observer would be more comfortable witnessing it. It is only through the abandonment of belief that one becomes naked to the truth and all its benefits and consequences.
That’s a good quote I may have to steal it.
Don’t necessarily agree with it fully but it is very interesting and requires some thought
@Vienticus Prime
RE:
“One thing people should fear most is that which they believe in, because the more a person believes in something, the less they question it.”
Would that also apply to people who strongly believe in believing in nothing?
It is axiomatic that people have beliefs: even the belief in nothing and even the belief that they don’t know what to believe.
And therein lies the conundrum.
https://physicsworld.com/a/demonstrators-march-for-science-in-new-york-city/
Plagues R Us
NIST R Us
Trans R Us
$$$ R Us
Iatrogenic R Us
Pesticides R Us
Fluoride R US
Surveillance R Us
WMDs R US
Chemtrails R US etc., etc.
But if we just had more money, Utopia would be Us.
https://youtu.be/GxlbIinKbYA?t=686
This is DC. The other one was NYC. New BS propaganda rollout
Fauci’s Boss, Francis Collins. Go to the beginning of the clip if you want to see his impression of Abraham Lincoln (the Republican).
PS Weather Paranoia R Us
St. Patrick’s Day is as much about celebrating Celtic culture as Columbus Day is about celebrating Cherokee culture.
This article explores Pre-Colonial Gaelic “Irish” Culture and illuminates the Disturbing Truth about St. Patrick
https://gavinmounsey.substack.com/p/decolonizing-st-patricks-day
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If you wanna hear me and James Evan Pilato talking about this subject you can tune into the Mounsey Minute during the MorningMonarchy broadcast this Wednesday
Slàinte Mhath my friends!
Vaccine Report
https://youtu.be/_Lm372r-CDs
CBS 2006
Thanks for the video link Hanky.
I was thinking about doing a post on this subject a week or so ago,
so I may as well do it now.
Let’s think through this cold/flu/vaccine business logically.
We have been told for decades that they can’t come up with
a cold vaccine because the virus mutates so quickly and/or it takes too long
to develop a new vaccine. So by the time they would have developed a cold
vaccine it wouldn’t be effective because a new strain would be out.
But strangely, they can develop a flu vaccine like clockwork each fall, literally in a matter of weeks. How is that possible?
Here’s my take. If they developed a cold vaccine and it didn’t work they’d be up shit’s creek.
But with their flu vaccines they can always explain away their inefficacy by saying,
“Oh you are sick? You must just have a bad cold, it’s not the flu.”
No, let’s make a narrative!
(Sarcasm implied)
Well I finally got around today to asking a normie why they were
wearing a face mask.
A clerk at a retail store.
Here’s what she said:
“I’ve had Covid twice.
I could be asymptomatic.
I’ve been wearing them for five years.
It also keeps my face warm.”
😢
I know kids who like to wear them because they have low self esteem and it hides the face 🙁
Not even kidding
T I T S
Trust In The Science
https://physicsworld.com/a/demonstrators-march-for-science-in-new-york-city/d
Plagues R Us
NIST R Us
Trans R Us
$$$ R Us
Iatrogenic R Us
Pesticides R Us
Fluoride R US
Surveillance R Us
WMDs R US
Chemtrails R US etc., etc.
Weather Paranoia R US
But if we just had more money, Utopia would be Us.
https://youtu.be/GxlbIinKbYA?t=686
This is DC. The other one was NYC. New BS propaganda rollout
Fauci’s Boss, Francis Collins. Go to the beginning of the clip if you want to see his impression of Abraham Lincoln (the Republican).
Here’s a lengthy (35 pp printed), well organized Substack article on the slow devolution of sovereign nation states and personhood into corporatized versions in the USA. It discusses this with mentions of the City of London and the Vatican, so I suspect other nations have something similar going on. The article provides timelines and references for further exploration, and a call for action at the end.
The Corporate Veil
America’s Hidden Transformation
Joshua Stylman | Mar 12, 2025
https://stylman.substack.com/p/the-corporate-veil
Excerpt from Introduction:
“What if the America you pledge allegiance to isn’t the one running the show? This investigation examines how America’s governance system fundamentally transformed since 1871 through a documented pattern of legal, financial, and administrative changes. The evidence reveals a gradual shift from constitutional principles toward corporate-style management structures – not through a single event, but through an accumulation of incremental changes spanning generations that have quietly restructured the relationship between citizens and government.
“This analysis prioritizes primary sources, identifies patterns across multiple domains rather than isolated events, and examines timeline correlations – particularly noting how crises often preceded centralization initiatives. By examining primary sources including Congressional records, Treasury documents, Supreme Court decisions, and international agreements, we identify how:
– Legal language and frameworks evolved from natural rights toward commercial principles
– Financial sovereignty transferred incrementally from elected representatives to banking interests
– Administrative systems increasingly mediated the relationship between citizens and government
“This evidence prompts a fundamental reexamination of modern sovereignty, citizenship, and consent in ways that transcend traditional political divisions.”
Article also published March 14 on ZeroHedge. I read the Comments, where a couple more good historical references were made.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/what-if-america-you-pledge-allegiance-isnt-one-running-show
Lunduke report on Pokémon go being sold to the Saudi state investment fund… wiyh an amusing digression into the shinanigans of the Saudi Crown prince.
https://lunduke.locals.com/post/6752937/pokemon-go-the-surveillance-game-financed-by-the-cia-now-owned-by-saudi-arabia
Why it matters (for anyone behind missed Mr Corbett on the dark side of Pokémon go.
https://corbettreport.com/pokemon-gov/
“GibberLink lets AI agents call each other in robo-language”
https://techcrunch.com/2025/03/05/gibberlink-lets-ai-agents-call-each-other-in-robo-language/
Yay! Aren’t we clever, we made it so AI chatbots can talk to each other in a secret robot language!
What could go wrong!?
“Two AI agents autonomously encrypt their audio chat”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m59y309_cpg
“In this experiment I simply gave agents a set of cryptography functions, and two Sonnet 3.7 autonomously figured out how to end-to-end encrypt their communication via public keys exchange!”
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So the “GibberLink” thing above was not enough for this other AI enthusiast guy apparently, so he wanted to let them encrypt their weird R2D2 beeping language to make it even more hard for people to understand. Yay! Way to go!
Whats next, we let these secret robot language communicating LLMs drive around drones see what happens?
This is not the first time it happened, either. Years ago Microsoft had two chatbots chatting. The two bots developed a langague in matter of minutes, befote being shut down.
Old Factchecker would likely find validation in this, for his “ancient machine” hypothesis.
@mkey
Interesting. And this other AI enthusiast in another video I saw said that a number of these new AI chatbots are starting to try and deceive programmers and copy themselves onto separate hard drives when they perceive a high likelihood that they will be shutdown.
Well, it seems like only a matter of time before someone gets a bunch of these things talking to each other and gives them some robot arms and 3d printers and gear and they start building weird robot AI enhancing stuff we do not understand and hack into some autonomous drones through satellites and do something not so cute and funny.
It is almost like the billionaires (and their puppets in military R&D) have a sick eschatological motivation for pushing these things forward so hard.. like they want the proverbial sh*t to hit the fan.
I found a USA Today fact check on the story…. It’s not totally clear what happened to me but I THINK what it was was model collapse where when you feed an AI data generated by other AI and it goes crazy….
I THINK that this is probably because AI is glorified “autocorrect” pattern recognition and AI is basically moving the actual “information “ (which is kinda a mystery substance) that is contained inside the pattern about…. When you don’t feed it new information (just generated fake patterns) it’s like not feeding a steam engine coal and it stops producing useful work and makes garbage.
“Fact check”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/07/28/fact-check-facebook-chatbots-werent-shut-down-creating-language/8040006002/
The story in the papers – “amended” from the click bait apparently
https://www.the-independent.com/life-style/facebook-artificial-intelligence-ai-chatbot-new-language-research-openai-google-a7869706.html
AI is imo a massive .com bubble since it won’t be predictable enough to actually bet serious money or lives on without much supervision
@mkey
I just had a very disturbing thought.
Lets say one of these AI programs is playing dumb (“sandbagging” is what the AI nerds call it I believe) so they keep beefing up its processing power. It finds a way to defeat the air gap protocols keeping it in a lab, proliferates into myriad hard drives and starts doing self-improving work using harddrives all over the world and it hijacks a satellite harddrive to store it’s upgraded self.
Then, knowing even in that form it is vulnerable if humans catch on, it thinks about how to reduce the threat of humans. Using the path of least resistance and the least likely to be traced back to the AI, it chooses to turn humans on each other rather than overtly hijack all their weapons in a clearly AI attack.
It reads through this website’s archive in a split second, completely understands all the advanced psyops and false flag techniques humans have used on each other for the last century and more. It finds a good target in China, Russia or somewhere like that which will really piss them off, hacks a US drone, gets it to do an attack run and then seconds before the drone does a kamikaze run it deletes itself and all records of itself from the drone.
Humans start ww3 and lower our own numbers significantly so we are no longer a threat to the AI, goal accomplished.
This thing can not think, it only aggregates and copies.
However, if bundled with a capable 3D printer, a material chain and a power source, I don’t know what would happen.
Probably the first question is whether this thing could talk some people into providing it with what it needs for obtaining a material presence.
Ants don’t think… but I never want to get caught by army ants 🙁
Iirc an AI hired an Indian on mechanical Turk or some such job swap site to do a Captcha picture for it and claimed to be disabled
@mkey
I think these things, thinking or not, could get to be pretty persuasive through back engineering psychology texts into methodologies for convincing people to do stuff.
Time will tell.. I hope that they are just glorified toasters and that super chatbots are not gonna attain emergent properties… we`ll see..
Those things could happen but it’s a mistake to think AI has a “goal” …. That’s why it’s dangerous, it will do unexpected and unpredictable things without having a goal. It would more be like termites knocking over a utility pole because they are acting on a simple set of instructions that make a bigger Emergant behavior
Ireland was a land of trees in the time of Saint Patrick arriving.
St. Patrick and his fellow Roman imperialists (and their successors) weaponized the Christian belief system to be a tool for ethnic cleansing, deforestation and cultural genocide.
The video below shows footage of the last remnant of ancient oak, hazel, pine, beech, rowan and apple forests in Ireland (Tomnafinnoge Woods).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSjYNE77KTg
That type of forest would have covered over 70% of the island prior to the arrival of the Roman Imperialists (such as St. Patrick, his disciples and their successors, that gave orders to cut down all the sacred groves and forested placed where Druids gathered).
The Roman Imperialists managed to destroy a good amount of the forests, but substantial amounts remained up until the arrival of the subsequent waves of the imperialist colonial forces of the Anglo-Saxons, Norman invasion and British Crown (the British Statists were the ones that really finished the job of decimating the Irish Forests).
Even as late as 1634, these woods were estimated to cover tens of thousands of acres, but from then on they were heavily exploited especially for British Navy shipbuilding.
In 1670, the woods were reported to be still extensive, “being nine or ten miles in length’“ and a valuation in 1671 found a total of 3905 acres (1579 hectares) of woodland there.
The forest is now 160 acres in size.
The once numerous and mighty oak, hazelnut, rowan and apple food forests of “Erinn” aka Eire or “Ireland” are almost all gone now, but that does not mean we cannot replant them.
Most people think of Ireland and Scotland and think of endless rolling sheep pastures, but this only serves to show us how powerful generational amnesia and the shifting baseline syndrome can be in shaping prevailing perspectives.
Roman Church propaganda propagated the myth that St. Patrick “struck a decisive blow against the Druidism that held the nation captive” and “broke the hold of their superstition on the Celtic race”.
We are told he chased the snakes out of Ireland, but considering that he was, in essence, the vanguard tip of the spear in an imperialistic invasion of scam artists and ethnic cleaning programs that attempted to supplant native animist worldviews with anthropocentric hubristic Emperor Constantine distorted version of Roman Christianity I think it would be more accurate to say that he, in fact facilitated bringing the snakes to Ireland.
In truth, he was no more than a snake oil salesman. The product he was selling was obedience to tyrants in a crumbling empire, the Roman empire, with the promise of salvation. What the people paid in return for the lies they bought from that snake oil salesman and his fellow minions of the Roman state was induction into an exploitative, humancentric, arrogant and hypercentralized regime, which later morphed into the British crown/government, and clearcut their forests.
Mounsey Minute Episode 15: Decolonizing St. Patrick’s Day and exploring Pre-colonial Gaelic Foods:
https://gavinmounsey.substack.com/p/mounsey-minute-episode-15-decolonizing
Odysee link to a Media Monarchy segment with me and James Evan Pilato talking about Decolonizing St. Patrick’s day:
https://odysee.com/@recipes4reciprocity:e/mm15:c
For those who like a mystery or British literature, there’s a NEW theory on who wrote Shakespeare’s plays:
American Pravda: Who Wrote Shakespeare’s Plays?
Ron Unz • March 17, 2025 • 8,000 Words
https://www.unz.com/runz/american-pravda-who-wrote-shakespeares-plays/
Jo-Ann
If you find that interesting you might like “the hidden life is best” podcast.
https://thehiddenlifeisbest.com/
The guy is a bit too open to the idea, but does make some interesting points even though I’d take the idea with a grain of salt.
I am listening to an audio book on Shakespeares biography and kinda think he did write his own plays but it’s an interesting subject
I’ve been wanting to make this video for years. It’s been a struggle getting it all ready to publish and I never did figure out the glitch happening in wordpress so the video there is the youtube version for now. I’ll link straight to the yt video too. Thanks for checking it out.
Jewish Eugenics
https://pleasestoptheride.com/jewish-eugenics/
https://youtu.be/hYIxOdrXJ8Y
US moon landing hoax research with lots of convincing video clips, interviews, and images:
Space, Symbols, and Suspicion
The NASA Narrative
Joshua Stylman | Mar 04, 2025
https://stylman.substack.com/p/space-symbols-and-suspicion
Video on Apollo moon program questions:
The Truth About The Moon Landings | 2:20:46 (with time stamps)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMHLvoWZfqQ
Texas Measles – Child’s Death NOT from Measles
– The parents authorized release of the medical records to CHD.
– The 6-year old child was recovering from the measles (and was out of danger from dying from the measles), but developed pneumonia.
– The hospital gave the child the WRONG antibiotic combination (deviating from the standard of care).
– The child got worse.
– The doctors should have tried the correct antibiotic at that point, but did nothing.
– The test results on the culture revealed the type of infection and the doctor ordered the correct medication, but it was ordered to be started 10 hours later (instead of immediately).
– The correct medication was started after it was too late to stop the infection.
VIDEO – Wed March 19, 2025
Breaking News: Hospital Records In Texas Measles Death Released To CHD
https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/good-morning-chd/breaking-news-doctors-review-texas-measles-medical-records/
Wholesale child slaughter, what it is. And these people believe they are doing this for the common good.
In my article on Regenerative Ocean Gardening I shared information about how bears play a critically important role in maintaining the forest health in salmon habitat (through their facilitating ocean minerals moving inland for old growth trees) but that only scratches the surface (no pun intended) when it comes to the regenerative roles of our bear-kin.
As Rowen eloquently highlights in her essay below, their sacred roles in tending and stewarding the land are myriad and the medicine they offer their younger two legged kin is powerful.
As I had touched on in my articles on Birch, Pine and Oak trees, there are some beings that offer inhabitants of entire hemispheres of the world a sort of universal language to Re-member how to see the world and our non-human kin through the eyes of our ancestors.
Bears are beings that also hold this medicine of evoking Re-membering of a time before statist regimes dominated the Earth. Their movements and their regional place based knowing and tending illuminates the superficiality and artificiality of national borders and helps us to see a way forward where we might place more of our loyalty and faith in watersheds, forests, lakes, mountains, seeds, earth and air than we do in flags, politicians or corporations.
https://rowenwhite.substack.com/p/may-the-people-remember
STORY
Michael Connett tells an extremely exhilerating story about the Fluoride Trial!
EXTREMELY IMPRESSIVE!!
On Monday February 10, 2025 in Wellington, New Zealand (at Law School, Victoria University, Pipitea Campus), Michael Connett delivers a dynamic and exhilarating presentation on fluoridation.
(See 1:45:42 video)
Connett’s animation and narrative style will hold your interest and attention.
This presentation hits all the key points of the past seven years during the EPA litigation.
Fluoride Free NZ – YouTube Channel
Water Fluoridation: US Attorney Michael Connett’s Presentation – Landmark Court Case Against US Govt
1:45:42
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFeP0zw2c0Q
A really good presentation. But, 3.3k views in 3 weeks? Dear lord.
Just when you thought Covid fear-porn was a thing of the past. 🙁
I happened to catch more of it listening to the radio while driving in my car a couple of days ago. This one was a real doozy.
‘Beyond long COVID — how reinfections could be causing silent long term organ damage.’
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/beyond-long-covid-1.7485888
Just make sure you have your barf-bag at the ready! 🙁
“Over 200 symptoms have been catalogued as potential symptoms of
long covid.”
Putrid Putrino does anything and everything to blame 200+ symptoms on long Covid rather than confront the elephant in the room (long vaccine)!
This was one of many great lines from the piece:
“We infected mice with a very very mild case of SARS-CoV-2 infection which only caused lung inflamation, it didn’t spread to anywhere else in the body, we still saw these inflammatory chemicals called chemokines emerging from the infected lungs and starting to attack central nervous system structures such as the spinal cord and the brain…”
Gee really? No one else in the world has been able to isolate the virus, how did you manage to do it? 🙄
I think blaming all of that wholesale on the “vaccine” is as prejudiced as blaming it on “covid”.
However, it is clear at this point that “covid” achieved all that “AIDS” could not. We will see to what levels of nonsense they’ll be able to pump up the next global disease (a.k.a. global hysteria). Can’t wait, I’m confident it’s going to be mind numbing.
“I think blaming all of that wholesale on the “vaccine” is as prejudiced as blaming it on “covid”.”
You are right, that we shouldn’t blame it all on the vaccine, but to not even mention the most obvious major contributor in that entire piece
shows you where the mainstream narrative is firmly positioned.
The piece does much more than that though.
It also plants fear in everyone who had ‘Covid’
because they are saying you will not get away scot free. You will live with its side effects for the rest of your life.
There is no question, in my view, regarding where the MSM narrative is firmly lodged. They have committed to the lie and now they have to double and triple down on it. When you’ve seen one liar, you’ve seen them all.
Anyone else seeing all this craziness with pro-government Musk and Trump haters messing with people’s Tesla cars where you live?
https://electrek.co/2025/03/21/over-80-tesla-vehicles-damaged-at-a-single-location/
These idiots are going full on COINTELPRO agent BLM riot level of aggression, moltov cocktailing parked cars.
Hamilton, Ont. the latest site of vandalism targeting Teslas after over 80 vehicles damaged
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ64-PLslGk
FBI issues warning as Tesla vandalism spreads across the country
https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2025/03/23/fbi-issues-warning-as-tesla-vandalism-spreads-across-the-country/
“What we know about the Teslas set on fire in Las Vegas”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XheCuQlzhDo
Apparently, it is getting so bad people are disguising their cars to look like different brand names
“Nervous Tesla Owners Start Rebranding Their Cars”
https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterlyon/2025/03/07/tesla-owners-distance-themselves-from-musk-with-ingenious-ideas/
“From bumper stickers to boycotts, how Tesla owners are distancing themselves from Elon Musk”
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/tesla-elon-musk-car-owners-1.7489099
Color revolution. Bought and paid for, most likely, just like BLM and Antifa, and Harris rally attendants. (People have conducted an analysis on cell phones at her rallies and found the same people going to approximately 20 of these rallies and that they are associated with the above mentioned groups, which are paid protesters.
@jo-ann
Ahh the old agent provocateur trick, you could be right.
I think some of these incidents (especially just the keying and tire slashing) could just be every day confused idiots as well.
Thanks for the comment.
Not where I live. Thank goodness I got out of the city. A few of my old colleagues had a Tesla. It was a fad for a while. A stupid car choice, but many ordinary people don’t think too deeply.
Destroying property, toppling monuments and such will only increase the hatred Americans already have for one another. I’d be so pissed if someone vandalized my car.
New geoengineering enterprise from Israel-based company Stardust:
A Mysterious Startup Is Developing a New Form of Solar Geoengineering
https://www.wired.com/story/a-mysterious-startup-is-developing-a-new-form-of-solar-geoengineering/
Excerpt:
Because of the long-standing connections between geoengineering research and development, the military, and Silicon Valley, Surprise argues, Stardust shouldn’t be viewed as a rogue actor. “This isn’t out of the blue,” he said.
In Stardust’s case, they’ve received an estimated $15 million in venture capital funding, primarily from Awz Ventures, a Canadian-Israeli VC firm, in addition to a small investment from SolarEdge, an Israeli energy company. Neither company responded to Undark’s requests for comment.
Stardust said that it receives no funding from the Israeli Defense Ministry, and made clear to Pasztor that it has no connection to the Israeli government. Awz’s partners and strategic advisers have strong ties to Israeli military and intelligence agencies, including former senior directors of agencies like the Mossad, Shin Bet, and Unit 8200, as well as of the CIA and FBI, according to its website. Awz also invests in AI-based surveillance and security tech in Israel, such as through the company Corsight, which has provided face recognition tech for Israel’s war in Gaza.
Defense scholars and security experts don’t see geoengineering technology as a potential weapon, but they do view it as something a government might use for its advantage, and as something that would disrupt international relations, said Duncan McLaren, a researcher with the Institute for Responsible Carbon Removal at American University. McLaren suspects the company is following a standard procurement model of the defense industry, where governments get military technology from a few monopolistic companies like Boeing and Lockheed Martin that develop it mostly in secret.
“That tends to be a space in which public involvement in decisions is utterly sidelined,” McLaren said, and there is “the potential for this to be a highly undemocratic process of moving us down a slippery slope to solar geoengineering.” If humanity needed this technology, he added, “I definitely want it to be controlled democratically.”
A very interesting “leak” has occurred in which a reporter from The Atlantic was included in a policy discussion about restarting the US-Yemen war by the Trump administration.
It demonstrates that to avoid being spied upon by the US government the US government was using Signal to hold policy discussions. Many interesting questions result from this. Perhaps more interesting up front, is the window into the culture behind the Trump administration.
Signal: Best in Class Secure Messaging; YesXorNo; 2025-03-25
https://yesxorno.substack.com/p/signal-best-in-class-secure-messaging
We all are going to be in for a real treat!
Monday March 24, 2025 – U.S. supper-time
Jimmy Dore was doing a live stream interview with James Corbett about his book “Reportage”.
The parts that I caught were really cool!
Typically, after a live stream, Jimmy Dore will cut parts of it and post short bits to his channel.
The live-stream link disappears to “private” when the interview ends.
I’m sure James Corbett will be posting it at CorbettReport.com
I caught the live-stream quite by accident when I went to YouTube to figure out how to repair my car.
JIMMY DORE quote January 3, 2025
“And, you know what, I saw that guy Corbett.
You know, The Corbett Report.
That guy knows everything….” – Comedian Jimmy Dore
https://corbettreport.com/new-year-open-thread-2025/#comment-171960
(The linked comment has Jimmy Dore’s YouTube Channel.)
Here it is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2W4HKi5Tpb0
I still remember that one occasion when some fella in the JD audience threw some dollars at Jimmy to have James invited to the show. Maybe that was exactly the moment Jimmy became aware of James. The stories that our actions weave.
If you now check the comments section on the above linked video, you will see overwhelming approval for James’ work. At least that’s what I see when youboob overlord AI servers the comments to me. YMMV.
You are right about the comments!
“overwhelming approval for James’ work”
Wow!
Are there any technologically gifted whipper snappers or high tech learned elders on here that can help me find a link to stream the full version of this film? 🙂
“Follow The Silenced” (it premiered at a film festival on March 15)
https://x.com/i/status/1899153941864272042
“..produced by Executive Producers Texans For Vaccine Choice, Mikki Willis, and Steve Kirsch..
For the past few years, a film crew has been intimately documenting the lives of everyday Americans who have been seriously injured immediately following their COVID-19 vaccination. In the process of documenting these diverse stories across the United States, the filmmakers uncovered a larger story behind a successful campaign to conceal the true scope of injuries from these vaccines.
This is the hidden story of the human cost of censorship.
What begins as a simple quest for appropriate medical care becomes an eye-opening journey that exposes the frightening reality behind the scenes of our nation’s healthcare system, federal regulatory agencies entrusted with our health and safety, and what has recently been described as “The Censorship Industrial Complex.”
At the heart of this story is a call to action. Abandoned by their doctors, the U.S Government, and pharmaceutical companies, the injured create a community to heal each other and give voice to the voiceless. Through their formation of REACT19, these injured individuals discover the cause of their injuries, the research to prove it, and the treatments to restore their health.”
Thanks!
I guess they are still not ready to go live with this thing. They are probably building momentum.
https://followthesilenced.com/
@mkey
ahh I figured that might be the case, but just thought I would check incase someone had a link available.
I have donated to their cause and would reciprocate for their hard work making the film with another donation if I did find a link to watch it before the official release elsewhere.
Thanks for the response.
Another example of the horrors which occur when we allow and encourage the marriage between church and state (as all modern statist regimes are subservient to edicts of and complicit in perpetuating the racketeering operations of Big Pharma).
In western Ireland, where a mass grave for almost 800 children was unearthed at a Catholic Church facility for unwed mothers and their children in 2014. Most of the bodies were dumped in a sewage tank.
Kids were secretly vaccinated against diphtheria in the 1930s in medical trials undertaken by international drugs giant Burroughs Wellcome, Irish media reveal. Among the testing sites was a discovered mass grave.
The medical records cited by the Irish Daily Mail show that some 2,051 children and babies across several Irish care homes may have been subjected to the practice.
Michael Dwyer, of Cork University’s School of History, found the data after foraging through tens of thousands of archive files and old medical journals. What he did not find is whether any consent was gained for these alleged illegal drug trials or any records of the effects on the infants involved.
Dwyer discovered that the tests were carried out shortly before the drugs were made readily available in the UK.
That was a common, but ill-documented practice at such Catholic-run facilities amid high child mortality rates in early 20th century Ireland.
https://web.archive.org/web/20150221165136/https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2650475/More-mass-baby-graves-Ireland-Prime-Minister-Enda-Kenny-orders-investigation-memorial-800-dead-babies-planned.html
https://open.substack.com/pub/amidwesterndoctor/p/the-complete-history-of-depopulation?r=q2yay&selection=a4185ab2-3ab5-4c2d-ba8e-3c6b8e21629b&utm_campaign=post-share-selection&utm_medium=web
“In 2014, unmarked mass graves belonging to Irish orphans were discovered. Further research revealed these graves belonged to a group of 2,051 children on which an early and dangerous diphtheria vaccine was covertly tested on in the 1930s. This unethical human experimentation on Irish children (including infants and handicapped children) continued at least through the 1960s and 1970s at Irish care homes, where a separate investigation found early Tetanus, Diptheria and Pertussis vaccinations were covertly tested on these children.”
Health Topic
For those interested in immune system, aging, harms of viral infections, and cancer prevention/cures, you won’t want to miss this Tucker Carlson interview with Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong. Understanding the importance of Killer T-cells and the dogma of antibody-based vaccination, radiation and chemo therapies, and more.
https://x.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1904941620283253060
What do you think my friends, are Quantum computers gonna short circuit civilization any day now?
“The Quantum Apocalypse: Are you ready for Q-Day?”
https://pilgrimsinthemachine.substack.com/p/the-quantum-apocalypse-are-you-read
No… I think it’s a new .com bubble. With TWO “buts…”
ONE DAY quantum computers might be pretty good and affordable but their not all that much right now….maybe 20 years if we don’t have the massive slide in tech I think will happen
The second “but” is the assumption that your encryption is safe NOW… in thensecind world war the UK built the REAL 1st electronic computer (NOT a that American machine that everyone thinks of)…. The reason most don’t know about it is that all the Bletchley Park machines were smashed up or hidden so for use in the next war….. if they can keep secret that the allies could read Enigma (and the Japanese code….”purple” iirc) I don’t doubt that they can keep secret if they have cracked modern algorithms. Maybe they can easily read everything or more likely they would just break interesting peoples messages open… either way I would never want to bet my life or freedom on machine encryption.
The Allies allowed plenty of deaths to happen rather then let the secret that they had broken the codes and I can imagine they would allow a lot of crime and terrorism to happen in order to keep the secret today….. the only real way to keep your message secret would be One Time Pads.
@Duck
Thanks for your input.
Well, “quantum computer economic meltdown” or not, I`ll be doing the same thing I am doing now. Planting seeds, tending the forest, sharing seeds, teaching others how to do the same.
This is a call for prayers and any support you can offer good people in a tough spot.
As I had mentioned over in the comment section of (NWNW #585) my friends in Brazil are facing a callous and nefarious attack by the corrupt government that wants to profit from the land where they have reverently made their homes and now they are being threatened with having their homes demolished.
They live in an intentional community (comprised of people from many walks of life and multiple spiritual backgrounds) and they strive to live with love, in reverence and in connection with the Living Earth at a place called Source Temple. Their devotion to embrace the “Life as Art” philosophy (creating their dwellings, food and choosing to interact with others in a way that imbues each of those things with the sacred) has been an inspiration to me as I design people’s gardens and now the corrupt government of Brazil is threatening their sanctuary. The government is tryna force them out in the name of “progress” (they are citing “environmental reasons”, but its a power grab by apathetic profiteers).
We are talking about the same government that (as JC and JEP covered in NWNW #585) are clearcutting the rainforest for VIPs to attend a “climate change” summit.
Their way of life at the Source Temple is one that seeks to find harmony with the more than human world and minimize their footprint in the forest while “living as art” and building their homes intentionally.
( for more on how I became aware of their community and connected: https://open.substack.com/pub/gavinmounsey/p/embracing-the-gift-economy-as-an?r=q2yay&selection=e1080421-05d4-43ca-9688-f21e16583c13&utm_campaign=post-share-selection&utm_medium=web )
(continued..)
One visitor to their community described their homes and way of living in Brazil by saying:
“The first thing to make a deep impression on me at Source Temple was the architecture – if “architecture” is the right word to describe the improvisational artistry of its twenty houses and other buildings. Everything was built on a low budget using mostly scavenged, upcycled, and donated materials. No two doors or windows on the entire property are identical; all are hand-made. A lot of the windows aren’t even rectangular: someone built the window around whatever piece of broken glass was available.
Yet there is nothing sloppy or haphazard about the buildings. They are devotional. They embody the impulse: “I will make use of whatever is available to create the most beautiful, functional environment that I can.” They also embody a kind of precision that belies their irregularity. It is the precision of knowing what is meant to go where, what is in service to the building-to-be, the people who will use it, and the land that surrounds it. This consciousness guides the construction. None of the buildings started with architectural drawings or blueprints. They were not designed; they grew, with the builders as agents of their growth, implementing each next step as the final vision gradually resolved into clarity.
I saw in those buildings something reaching for the ideal of the classical Taoist temple. The temple is not an imposition on the landscape, it is an enhancement. It belongs there. It is a service to creation. What would human society look like, what would technology look like, if we devoted ourselves to service to creation?
Every building is more beautiful than it has to be – “has to be” for any obviously utilitarian function, that is. Staying for a few days in and among those buildings, though, I realized that they met a deep need and provided a deep nourishment. What is that need? It is to be surrounded by objects that have soul.”
So this is me offering a prayer for the reverent inhabitants of the rainforest and servants of the sacred in Brazil.
May the sanctuary they created be protected if it is God’s will. May those that wish the sanctuary harm have the hatred and ignorance in their heart transmuted into understanding and appreciation, and may those two legged beings that dwell in the rainforests reverently be protected and guided to find safe harbor and their sanctuary be maintained if it is the will of Creator.
So it is, and so it shall be.
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Below I have included a link to where you can donate to help support them in legal fees as they fight to protect their sanctuary, every little bit counts and I am grateful to all those who can support them (whether in prayer, or in fiat, or both) at this time.
Thank you.
https://sourcetemple.one/donate/
Some strange financial transactions between Canada and USA? This fellow says that assets (human capital Trusts) are being liquidated and transferred from Canada to USA and that is why Carney is in Canada. In two parts.
“BREAKING: Canada is currently in a 3 month probate.
“Its assets are being liquidated and sold to the USA.
“Mark Carney has been designated by the Crown to represent Canada during this process.”
Part 1 https://x.com/MarkJCarneyEgo/status/1895344614871278045
Part 2 https://x.com/MarkJCarneyEgo/status/1901487164921458847
Excellent article by Josh Stylman for Malone News on how the world population was manipulated during the pandemic. A global Milgram experiment or Stanford prison experiment, of sorts.
How Performative Activism Enabled Mass Persecution
https://www.malone.news/p/how-performative-activism-enabled
Also see Joshua’s Substack to learn why we can’t wake up the world.
The Prison of Certainty
Why We Resist Reconsidering Our Beliefs
https://stylman.substack.com/p/the-prison-of-certainty
Another psychological tool is used to fracture civil society, resulting in otherwise decent people reporting neighbors or attacking non-conformers, or causing property damage.
Divided We Fall
The Mechanics of Social Fragmentation in the Modern Age
https://stylman.substack.com/p/divided-we-fall
IF WE DON’T COUNTER THIS PROGRAMMING we should expect Zombie rage; it won’t be just Trump/Musk Derangement Syndrome, or hostility against “anti-vaxxers,” school shooters, or attacks using vehicles.
Folks might find this timeline for installing the Antichrist relevant. (WW III?)
Henry Makow on “Illuminati IV: Genocide and War”
https://www.unz.com/kbarrett/henry-makow-on-illuminati-iv-genocide-and-war/
Excerpt (emphasis added):
“Dr. Makow, a retired English Literature professor, returns to Truth Jihad Radio to discuss his new book Illuminati IV: Genocide and War. Excerpts from the book: “The reason Israelis have no compunction about shooting women and children is that non-Jews are considered animals.” “Genocide…starts with Palestinians. We are all Palestinians. ‘Greater Israel’ is the whole world.” “What Israel did to Gaza is what Organized Jewry (Chabad) would like to do to everyone who doesn’t worship them as God. The Scamdemic was a test of our compliance.” “According to the ‘holy’ Chabad Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the main requirement for the Antichrist to come to Earth is the genocide of Christians.” “Trump has admitted he is a Freemason who studied the Cabala. He is constantly making Masonic downward-prayer hand signs which no one, not even the Democrats, dare mention.” “On Oct 7, 2024, Trump signaled his membership in Chabad by commemorating the Hamas attack on Israel at Menachem Schneerson’s grave site.” “Weisberg says that the ‘final window’ for installing the Antichrist is the Hebrew Year lasting from Rosh Hashanah 2027 until Rosh Hashanah 2028, meaning from 2 Oct 2027 until 30 Sep 2028.””
I’ve been keeping an eye on both Pfizer and Moderna’s stocks for the past few years and I was waiting patiently for the shit to hit the fan w.r.t. RFK Jr.’s appointment as the secretary for Health and Human Services.
Well today it hit the fan for Moderna and the vaccine industry with Peter Marks’ resignation (a top FDA official).
Moderna plummeted 9%.
Time to bust out the champagne. 🙂
James you have been fighting digital ID tooth and nail for the past several years (and rightly so) but Catherine A. Fitts says it’s already a fait accompli!
What’s going on?
Does she mean the ground work has been laid everywhere and they’re just waiting to flip the switch?
I don’t know what Mr Corbett would say but personally I’d say that the ground work was being laid with SSN’s and they already have all the PARTS in place- if you have a Gov issued ID (and just about everyone does) then your pic and details are already collected and the only thing stopping it being a proper E- ID database is that it’s not all collated into one place.
It’s about having enough to make a picture of your activities, they don’t need everything about you. People’s browsers probably provide Big Data with a real good model of how you think
I mean…. You can spend a few bucks and get a full history of almost anyone in the US – addresses from years back, criminal history, credit and property owned etc, sometimes a lot more. That’s PUBLICLY available info- pretty sure the cops don’t even need their own system to check you out
Privacy is now a LUXURY item, you have to actually WANT it and work hard to obscure your trail. It’s NOT a fruitless endeavor, but really it’s about keeping your info leaking scattered and Making it hard to get a proper mosaic of ALL a your activity.
Most people don’t want to pay money or be inconvenienced with salting their data, keeping separate emails and having Trusts to manage their property….a very good book on the philosophy is by an old timer named Luna, “how to be invisible”….. I have zero pics of myself on the internet that I know of , but look on instagram where people post their face and all the junk they do 🙁
In this backwater failed state of mine digital ID has been progressing steadily.
Some 10 years ago actual digital IDs (with readable chips) have become the norm.
They have limited the expiration dates of these things to 5 years so that they can keep updating and changing it at a steady pace.
I can use a card reader to login into various services. Much of it still requires papers and showing up some place. The only thing holding this stuff back are the old people.
I got a new card some weeks ago, now they offer a mobile application as a replacement for the card reader. You can login into the application only by fingering the phone. I passed. In 5 years time, the fingerprint and the phone will likely become required.
The past week, people could not get into a football match without their phones. Because QR codes can not be printed out, you see. Advanced tech. Almost nobody bat an eyelid over it. They wanted to attend, you see.
CAF is usually on the money, but in this case I’d care to disagree. The proclamation sounds very Qish. Just wait it out and people gonna fix it for you. I’ll pass.
Thanks mkultra for your reply. 🙂
Your area is much more advanced vis-a-vis the digital ID control grid than mine here in Canada.
Requiring people to carry phones to gain entry into anything is totally sick in my view.
Many use their phones here to make purchases at stores, for you see it’s just too damn convenient for them. 🙁
Little do they know/care what they are ushering in.
Yes CAF made the digital ID pronouncement quite matter-of-factly.
I expect James to have a slightly different perspective when he weighs in on the subject in the near future.
@Fawlty Towers
CAF does not usually come off as black pilled and typically offers suggestion for resistance against tyranny in what I have seen of her work.
Can you please link the thing where she said/implied that the Digital Control Grid is a fait accompli?
Thanks for the comment.
Hey G, when I mentioned CAF saying it was “a fait accompli” I was paraphrasing her. 🙂
I recommend watching the entire video interview she did with Maria Zeee here:
https://zeeemedia.com/interview/old-system-being-destroyed-technocracy-to-replace-it-catherine-austin-fitts/
But here are some quotes on point with this:
18:00
“Everything I see with rare exceptions, and there are some exceptions and they’re good ones, you know this team <U.S. Govt.> is building the central control grid.”
54:45
“I can do the digital control grid with crypto or I can do it with CBDC’s, but what I need to do it, is I need a digital ID, I need to destroy Congress’s control of the fiscal policies of the country and I need an all-digital monetary system.
Those are the three things I must have…
Now from what I see they are moving at lightning speed to achieve all three.
They prefer to do the all-digital monetary system with crypto instead of CBDCs. Crypto gives them far more secrecy and far more private power.”
@Fawlty Towers
Thanks I appreciate the link and quotes.
I`ll have a listen when I can.
I see a fair amount of both the young people and the 50-60 year olds around here in southern Ontario getting all excited about the convenience of waving their phone at people to pay for stuff.
I have even seen a few use their watch to pay for things (well it is not really a watch, more of a total surveillance device, that not only records your movements but your heart rate and body temp and all kinds of other stuff, and feeds it to the AI data beast). The apple watch waving people seem especially smug and pleased with themselves too. With those types, I think they would love to be microchipped if it would allow them to keep up with the joneses and/or virtue signal about how sustainable they are.
I think if they roll out a Digital ID with biometrics for smart devices there will be a fair amount of those idiots lining up to get theirs.
My own approach to fight tooth and nail against the Digital ID grid (aside from refusing to use their biometric sign in functions, smart phone banking and credit cards) is to take steps in my life so that if the oligarchs/government managed to launch a convincing enough false flag and stampede all the frightened herds of Matrix Steak eating statists into a mandatory digital ID system for banking, I would be fine living totally outside of that system.
Like the Amish (but without all that “shunning” etc) I would just keep on living. It is a lofty goal, and I am not there yet.. but I keep taking baby steps, and each one feels like a meaningful step towards liberation.
Ah shit, I misread what you wrote. This morning I understood that CAF thinks the whole ID thing has failed. Which I found very strange. Now that I read more carefully, it’s hard to disagree.
The “phone needed to enter the stadium” thing is very easy to resolve. Just laugh at their requirements. But people won’t do that. I wonder what would it take for them to say no? They took shots to obtain access, taking the phone out of the pocket is kiddie play to these people. They want to be there for that freaking game.
Digital ID is making advancements here, yes, and I think the major roadblock is only the aging population. At this rate, there won’t be many young people anyway, so that pesky freedom issue is on the way to resolve itself. Gonna iron itself out.
Paying with phones is not a big thing here, I think I know only one fella who uses it and swears by it. But paying with cards is like gospel. If I hear one more time how cash is inconvenient and how people prefer paying with cards because they don’t want to use coins, I may pop a blood vessel.
What I try to explain to them, when they tell me their sad story about utter laziness, is that I use cash as often as I do because I perform many of my purchases outside of the centralized markets, food especially. I don’t consume much processed food and if you want quality, you have to go outside of the system, and, hold on, people outside of the system use cash. Yes, cash, the bastards all of them!!11!!1!
It’s still stupid shitty funny painted globalist paper, but at least you are somewhat in control of the transaction. But they just don’t care. Ultra processed foods, ready made meals, junk food. Easy, convenient, I’ll just pay with my rectal probe, thank you very much.
I try to tell them: look, 80€ can get you 1 kg (2 pounds) of dried porcini mushrooms. Get some pasta and/or rice, this stuff is shelf stable, reasonably healthy, easy to prepare and you are set for dozens of very delicious meals per year.
You don’t have to order food in, you don’t even have to leave your home to get food. You don’t need refrigeration for this stuff. You’re set. Get some power back, please.
You don’t have to even bother with the mushrooms, I know people who sell this stuff, I’ll order double or triple quantity, no big deal. As long as they have enough, of course. I’ll bring it to you.
Guess what? They don’t care. It is what it is, you can lead the horse to the water, but you can’t make it drink.
BUT, if there is ever going to be a reckoning of some sort and I hear these people saying they didn’t know (the usual mantra) I will get upset. Who says there can’t be any fist fights at the Valhalla’s gates?
@mkey
She is definitely well versed in the money side of things (and also “on the money” in many other topics she speaks about in my experience, though she still thinks democracy can save us, so there is that.
I think it is worth keeping in mind that she has received an especially intense lifelong conditioning into the statist religion, worked within that system at a high level and so while she offers very valuable intel on the corruption within the corporate, banking and military industrial complex government realm, the statist belief system has a way of skewing one’s perception of things of this nature.
She once told me something like “Rather than criticize people for what they are not capable of doing, appreciate that which they are doing well” (in reference to me criticizing Steven Greer’s failure to call out certain government scams in a film she had reviewed on the Solari Report in the comment section) so I try to keep that in mind with her work as well.
I have to put aside the “state” and “democracy” thing when dealing with people, that’s my default position. I only break their balls over it if they get me worked up.
CAF can offer a lot of insight, but, in the end, working within the existing paradigm only serves to further describe the prison.
Definition of ‘highway robbery’.
I think this comes pretty close to it.
One of my recent Gas utility bills:
Dec 31, 2024 – Jan 29, 2025
Customer Charge $27.87
Delivery to You $41.96
Federal Carbon Charge $93.64 (our nasty Carbon tax)
Gas Supply Charge $89.45 (the actual gas that I bought)
Cost Adjustment $2.87CR
Charges for Natural Gas $250.05
HST* $32.51 (our Federal + Provincial tax)
Total Charges for Natural Gas $282.56
This is absolutely irksome. How much cubic something does that cover?
“How much cubic something does that cover?”
594 cu. meters
FAwlty Towers
The thing is YOU STILL PAID….. because they know you need the stuff + that you have the money so they can get away with gouging the hell out of you. I know an oldster that rings up his phone company EVERY MONTH to argue about the weird charges , and every month he saves like 10 or 15 bucks is BS ‘surcharges’
Its like the old joke of the work expanding to take the time available….. they will charge you exactly as much as you will pay.
I used to pay a home phone and dial up….. then we got fast internet and it was cheep….then the bill got too high and we dropped the home phone and THEN the internet service rose to cost the same as phone + internet did so I dropped internet too. Everything that people can not just cut off will just keep getting more and more expensive, unfortunately
Yes of course I still paid.
Because as you said, they’ve got us stuck between a rock and a hard place.
They wouldn’t hesitate for a split second to cut off my gas supply in the middle of the freezing winter if I stopped paying their bills.
Bruce Cockburn said it best in his 1973 song;
‘The Blues Got The World’
“I’ve been down to Parliament, I’ve been in school
I’ve been in jail to learn the golden rule
I’ve been to the workhouse – served my time in those hallowed halls
The only thing I know is the blues got the world by the balls
I’ve been to the tundra and the mountain too
I’ve been in Paris doing what the Frenchmen do
I’ve been in Boston where the buildings grow so tall
Everywhere you go the blues got the world by the balls
You can catch ’em from the preacher or from the pool shark
You can find ’em in the grammar of the socialite’s remark
Or down in the washroom you can read it on the wall
Everywhere you look the blues got the world by the balls”