News Briefs – 04/22/2019

Posted on April 22, 2019 by Anonymous Conservative

I always see lots of r/K related stories I think might interest the readers here, but I only have time to blog about a few, so here are some additional news stories that might be of interest. You can skim the titles and summaries, and click the links if they are of interest. Keep in mind, many of these reports are products of the Fake News, so although they will be what people are hearing and talking about, there is no guarantee any one of them is necessarily correct, and we have had cases of outright lies make it onto these pages, especially about President Trump.

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Pretty fucking shocking shit here. WaPo makes the argument Trump should allow Chinese spies to operate in the US because one, the intelligence they gather will not be that damaging to our interests, and two, having spies apprising the Chinese of everything about us will relax the Chinese andlet the Chinese know we are not about to attack, thereby preventing and fears or misunderstandings from leading to war. An anon screencapped the story here, since WaPo is a paywall. This is a foreign intelligence operation operating within the US freely, and openly seeking to push narratives to destroy it, which has penetrated and compromised every inch of government, the media, academia, and a significant part of the population. I still do not understand how it has gotten this far, been this revealed, and still we are having to wait to purge it and see it destroyed. There is going to be something strange behind all of this. I am not sure what, but given how fast we abandoned space exploration, the fact we have so many doing such strange behaviors, even when they are obviously wrong, and the fact it could not just easily be exposed, I could even see the unknown factor being so strange it will require going all the way back and resolving something like Fermi’s paradox, to find the initial logical fallacy which made the present situation unable to be logically understood.

Jeremy Corbyn mocks British troops while they are in the thick of the fight during the Iraq war, and openly supports opposition forces as just. This is outright fucking treason, by among the most worthless pieces of shit our race can produce, and he was able to be elevated into the dialog while Tommy Robinson is shut out and marginalized by the media. These people would never have gotten anywhere near power, if the public was educated about the dangers of allowing domestic intelligence forces to operate on the home front, and launch opposition intelligence operations against our own people. Educating our own on how to spot domestic intel, on the dangers they present, and on the damage they do is every citizen’s patriotic duty. They need to know how to spot it if they are the targets, and every citizen needs to recognize, no matter how they are sold the role, no matter what they tell them on recruitment, they are being pulled into a traitorous operation, and will serve the forces of evil and the enemies of their own nation. Because any American who can’t face the dangers of freedom absent an all powerful, overseeing government should seek out the warm, safe embrace of some foreign dictatorship. From Brian Mancini to Miosotis Familia, to Natalie Corona, the US has never faced any enemy like this in all of its history. And if Trump destroys it, it should be every American’s mission to see the nation never faces an enemy like this again.

Researchers at US Universities are helping China develop technologies for tracking its own citizens.

New York Yankees will stop playing God Bless America.

Facebook Microsoft, Youtube, and Twitter are all working together on a Global censorship database.

Low intensity ultrasound can affect what thoughts your brain will think about.

There are 18 inconclusive DNA samples in the Madeline McCann case, and even though an expert has offered to retest them using the latest technology, Police investigating it have said no.

Louie Gohmert says Mueller is not a good man, and purged the FBI of experienced agents when he ran it, re-staffing it with his own yes-men. Obvioulsy he was following orders from on high. One of the more interesting figures of the Storm, though. By accounts, he began a life of service as a good combat Marine, but you know something went wrong once he began throwing in his lot with the Clintons. Can’t help but wonder what happened that took what appeared a good kid willing to die, and forced him into a life of evil.

Bezos’ wife got a much better divorce deal than people thought, and they are both still going to live together. Two possibilities – they are both too poor after the divorce to be able to afford to live separately, or the divorce was a ruse to stash a ton of money with the wife, so if Bezos is cleaned out after the Storm, they can reconnect and still be among the richest people in the world. The entire affair, the phone hacking, and the exposure may very well have been a ruse, because the Storm is coming.

Zuckerberg is dumping Facebook stock, $15,000,000 in just one transaction. What could possibly be coming?

Preet Bharara says Trump may very well be prosecuted off the Mueller report after he leaves office. And Laurence Tribe says it is time top open Impeachment proceedings. The over-the-top aspect is mainly what is so interesting. It is panic. And yet, if Cabal was in control, the Impeachment hearings could happen, they could vote for it, and Trump would have been removed, and all along people would have accepted it as a result of us choosing bad Republicans to lead us.

Denmark’s richest man, a Billionaire lost three children in the Sri Lankan terrorist attacks.

Mexico breaks records for violence in the first quarter of 2019.

Woman arrested after walking into a church and threatening to blow it up. Coincidental?

Bomb squad checking out a suspicious box outside an Atlanta church. All at the same time?

County worker working in Corrections didn’t like a corrections officer hanging a Blue Lives Matters flag at their desk, complained, got $100,000 settlement. I don’t even know if these things are leftist mental illness, or if it is some sort of outright scam to transfer taxpayer funds into the private sector, in return for a cut routed to the Cabal.

If the Cabal-clique running the US was trying to keep tabs through Strzok, and Mueller was being run by Trump and Q, imagine how much deception they had to run, to let Strozok embed his agents, and then actually run things Q’s way, while creating a parallel picture of reality that looked exactly the opposite for Strzok’s guys to pick up and relay back. No wonder Mueller’s final exoneration of Trump was a complete shock.

Blackwater founder Erik Prince funded a group of intel pros, including Michael Flynn, who went after Hillary’s emails during the election. Notice Prince should have been a dream hire for CIA. He was a kick ass SEAL, high IQ, and the son of a billionaire industrialist who came with his own cover to infiltrate the highest levels of society across the globe. But they rejected him when he applied. He lacked nothing of substance – he was merely not a member of the Secret Society, and he was principled so they knew he couldn’t be trusted. And interestingly I get the impression that even despite all of his experiences and his family’s station, he was unaware of that entire scheme playing behind the scenes.

Stop by the Papermoon Southside strip club in Richmond on May 4th at 8PM for a meet and greet plus a speech by Roger Stone. $25 ticket will get you an autograph and a picture to boot, and you are helping defer his legal costs.

Bill banning child sex dolls heads to Tennessee Governor.

The Second Amendment Sanctuary movement is growing.

Key member of House Judiciary John Ratcliffe beats the drum on Obama’s administration having to fess up on the illegal spying targeting Trump.

DOJ IG confirms year-long investigation into FISA abuse is still ongoing. There is a reason it is taking so long. This was not one person, who went off the reservation.

Trump and Melania met by huge crowds of jubilant MAGA fans when they land on their way to Mara Lago.

Japan was being cucked by their leaders too, for a long time. This change is something which has happened at the top.

Trump’s Easter message echoes the stories yesterday, showing a delighted happiness indicating that he is now unshackled and big things are coming:

Look at what Donald Trump has done to this country:

Really touching. What would be cool is if Trump’s staff tweeted this video, and offered both patriots an invitation to the White House, just for making America great themselves. Then tweet out a pic to draw attention to this, because this beautiful example should go viral.

Spread r/K Theory, because the happenings are beginning.

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redan
redan
5 years ago

“Stop by the Papermoon Southside strip club in Richmond on May 4th at 8PM for a meet and greet plus a speech by Roger Stone. $25 ticket will get you an autograph and a picture to boot, and you are helping defer his legal costs.”

OK, how much for a lapdance? Uh, with Kristin Davis, his co-star. Yeah, that’s it, that’s the ticket.

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SteveRogers42
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5 years ago

I would really like to read that story about Erik Prince, but the link redirects to something else. Can you repost?

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Anonymous Conservative
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5 years ago

Got it. thank you!

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Zippy
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5 years ago

Not sure where to find this now, but Erik Prince did an interview with Milo on his podcast. Interesting in that when he was a SEAL he took great pains to downplay his family situation so as to not mess with the cohesion of his unit. Also spoke about his Catholic faith, and how it helped when his first wife died.

As for Robert Mueller, I barely got three paragraphs into the report before the Steele dossier was mentioned as legit. The whole thing was bogus.

https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/politics/item/28555-probing-mueller-what-were-his-roles-in-boston-mafia-murders-uranium-one-and-other-fbi-scandals

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Amy Armadillo
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5 years ago

The Donald: “I have never been happier or more content because your Country is doing so well”

Really? Maybe it’s me. I’m extreme alt-right and I see America going down the tubes.

I’ve run a small business for twenty years (15 workers) and while the economy is better than under Obama, that’s a pretty f’ing low bar. It’s nowhere near as good as it was under G.W. Bush, at least for us (and I hate Bush). Of course, Goldman Sachs is doing great, so there’s that.

Trump has no domestic policy whatsoever … immigration? Higher than ever, and Donald wants more. Education? Infrastructure? Net censorship? Radio silence. His new Mexico/Canada deal is just TPP with bonus bennies for Big Tech.

His foreign policy is run by Zionist neocons. Full stop.

Sine the Jews write our history books, and since America’s Jews (e.g. Debra Messing and Rob Reiner and Bill Kristol) hate HATE H*A*T*E Trump, he’s almost guaranteed to be remembered as one of our nation’s worst Chief Executives.

Of course, given Trump’s lack of ego, I’m sure that won’t be a problem for him or his grandkids.

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Thor
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5 years ago

“Really? Maybe it’s me. I’m extreme alt-right and I see America going down the tubes.”

Better to be far right than far wrong!

It’s bad and it frustrates me to no end that no one on the right wants to hold his feet to the fire. I don’t think he ever had any intent to do the stuff he campaigned on and the first sign of it was his reneging 5 days after the election on his promise to force price transparency and competition in health care.

https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=231660

Sure, I love it that he triggers and owns the rope-worthy left and MSM. But that’s not enough! He needs to put them in nooses, but he’s too pussy to even pardon patriots like Flynn and Stone for their framed crimes.

I’m a small business owner as well and what I’m seeing is that consumers are tapped the fuck out. The market threw a conniption fit over rates going up just a little bit from the emergency 0% rates we’ve suffered under for the past 11 years.

“Trump has no domestic policy whatsoever …”

Hey, he got tax cuts for corporate america to invest into stock buybacks. He also teamed up with the dems for prison break legislation. Also, who could forget the (((MIGA))) ANTI-BDS legislation and the $38 billion in giveaways to (((Israel)))???

“immigration?”

Talk about a con job. He’s given 750,000 work permits to fraudulently-claimed asylum claimants. He hasn’t ended DACA. He wants immigration in the highest numbers ever, so long as it’s legal immigration.

At this point, I’m almost hoping Trump loses in 2020 so the real party can get started sooner, rather than later. The US can’t be saved and it’s almost a carbon copy of the late state Roman Empire. The only solution to dealing with the left and the elites is a reset and to impose Propertarianism on them.

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Farcesensitive
Farcesensitive
5 years ago

The low intensity ultrasound story says that the ACC is involved in “counterfactual” thinking.
That is further proof that liberals live in a fantasy world.

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Epic
Epic
5 years ago

Continuing the convo in re attacks while you are in your house. Thanks for trying the Faraday cage. It’s too bad that it didn’t help you but at least you know a little more. Since you are talking about infrasound now I think you can investigate that to see if it is applicable to your case.

Infrasound should be easy to detect. You should be able to buy a microphone that picks up low frequencies. Here’s one that can pick up half hertz sounds:

https://www.gras.dk/microphone-guide/frequency-range

Just hook it up to an oscilloscope and you can see the amplitude of any low frequencies that may be transmitted.

I doubt that anyone would be using really low frequency sound waves for harassment. The lowest wave length that that microphone could pick up is almost 7 kilometers! There is no way they could direct a sound like that at you specifically. You would need a huge reflector, on the order of several times 7 km, to focus it otherwise they would be harassing everybody within a couple of square miles.

If you think that they are using higher frequency sound then you can compute the wavelength based of the following info:

wave_length = speed_of_sound / frequency

The speed of sound is 343 m/s.

So if you are worried about trying to focus on a man sized target, say 2m, that means that you would need to use a frequency of 343/2, or 171.5 hertz. That should be easy to detect with your ears, no oscilloscope, no microphone needed! (Check my math 😉

If you are worried about high frequency sound, that stuff tends to bounce off hard surfaces, like walls.

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Anonymous Conservative
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Reply to  Epic
5 years ago

Suppose you combined infrasound with this:

https://www.soundlazer.com/what-is-a-parametric-speaker/

Or just constructive interference, which is what I think that is exploiting. Surely you could create a node with multiple wave peaks/troughs overlapped in one spot? Especially since they seem to specialize in that with harvesting waves. Not a stretch they have exploited that specialty with delivering them.

The problem we have is there has been a real blackout on all of this technology in this specific field for decades now. So where they are is probably not one or two, or even three or four generations of innovations beyond where we are. They could be ten innovations, by career specialists, ahead, for all we know. It makes it tough to go by simple basics.

But thanks for the microphone link. I’ll definitely check that out.

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Epic
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5 years ago

Sure, you can have constructive/destructive interference with any two waves. Consider what it would look like with a half Hertz wave with a wavelength of 7km. You would have a peak every 3.5 miles. Let’s assume that the worst part of that peak is the strongest one third of the peak and your waves are colliding at right angles. Then your constructive peak would be a square kilometer. From what you have described, what you are experiencing is nowhere near that size and that there are other houses closer than that to you. Further, you would need a huge mechanism to produce a sound that is both powerful and low enough frequency. People complain about infrasound from power generating windmills, so you would need something that scale.

On the higher frequency end you should be able to hear anything above 20 Hz, which is 40 times slower than a half Hertz so divide my earlier numbers by 40. Rather than a 1 km node it would be 250 meters square. That’s still sizeable.

Another idea for detecting infra sound is to check whether the windows flex. You could shine a flashlight on the window and see if the reflection jitters. Low angle of incidence would amplify the effect.

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Anonymous Conservative
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Reply to  Epic
5 years ago

Interesting. I had not dug back to the physics formulas. Now how does the sound laser work? I had assume that was constructive/destructive interference, but if it is, middle A would have waves three feet apart. And yet my understanding is if can focus on a single human head.

OK, I just looked it up, and this is the problem we face, especially with Cabal’s tech. Cabal drove the supposedly top-level technological powerhouse of the CIA out of a nation where CIA could bring in as many people as they wanted. And they did it by grievously wounding CIA agents. We are trying to take five minutes to apply college level Physics I to a field dominated by geniuses who have spent a lifetime just looking for creative ways to bend the rules, and they are farther ahead than our most elite intelligence agencies. Focused sound uses ultrasound beams, which when they hit the target are designed to produce slower audible sound waves in the tissue, I assume through amplitude modulations. Now if you can take ultrasound waves, and use them to produce audible sound in a small spot, could you use ultrasound to produce a slightly lower frequency infrasound? Obviously I would bet so. Now what if you use two or three emitters to exploit interference effects? What if you can visualize tissues, or bones through the walls, and detect smaller movements, using something equivalent to medical imaging technologies scaled up, and by watching for the vibrations, you can exploit resonance effects on the bones, tuning your frequencies until you detect the vibrations? Everybody who has reported this reports it only happens when you fall asleep. That is the case with me. You never feel it when you are awake. I assume they need you to be, and remain, immobile, which could jibe with creating and detecting resonance. Could you use ultrasound to create infrasound in a tissue that would create a resonant vibration in a structure of set dimensions, suspended in space?

Again, I am not defeatist. I will figure something out about this at some point if it remains. But for now, my efforts are best spent elsewhere, so I am not worrying about it too much. But thank you for the help. This did advance my understandings of the world and the possibilities around me.

Stay safe!

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New Name
New Name
5 years ago

“There is going to be something strange behind all of this. I am not sure what, but given how fast we abandoned space exploration, the fact we have so many doing such strange behaviors, even when they are obviously wrong, and the fact it could not just easily be exposed, I could even see the unknown factor being so strange it will require going all the way back and resolving something like Fermi’s paradox, to find the initial logical fallacy which made the present situation unable to be logically understood.”

There’s all sorts of flat out madness in our society that simply cannot be explained away due to mere ignorance or laziness. So many policies and movements have been flat out destructive to family and also community.

It’s cliche to say that we shouldn’t attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity, but I firmly believe that is a bit of highly misleading propaganda. Once you realize that much of what you’re seeing is not merely ignorant policies but unmistakably malicious policies, things begin to make sense. You’ll see it everywhere from our pubic art to our public spaces to our social welfare programs.

It’s so hard to accept the most obvious, and in fact, the simplest truth. We aren’t dealing with misguided or misinformed bleeding hearts who mean well but are simply clumsy. We’re dealing with a level of hate and ferociousness that is only made possible because it’s so far beyond the comprehension of most people. When I look at the targeting I’ve received, the biggest thing empowering and what led to my doom was the sheer inability to believe that people would even both being so dishonest, so petty, so hostile to someone who’d only been good to them. I still cannot fathom it.

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Anonymous Conservative
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5 years ago

What really bothers me is the number of wars which didn’t have to happen, and which had either suspect, or outright fraudulent beginnings. And then after they ate up all the best and brightest of a generation, you saw the weakening of the society due to all those brave young fighters being culled. 9/11 has just cemented that unease with what appears a tangible false flag designed to kill the best among us.

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New Name
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5 years ago

Wait until it fully sinks into your comprehension that public school teachers as well as ministers and scout leaders are identifying talented kids from non-cabal families and making sure that they are sabotaged in school, sexually abused, and that doctors and mental health workers are given them treatments designed to deliberately harm them.

I know you think that this thing is big and vicious. It’s huge. Absolutely huge. Trump wasn’t exaggerating when he spoke of “American carnage” in his inauguration. Genocide has been committed.

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Anonymous Conservative
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5 years ago

I, on a strictly logical level, can extrapolate out how Darwinian forces would manifest in society. And I know about the Secret Society, I have seen it with my own eyes mobilize on a level people wouldn’t believe possible, on a moment’s notice, to do a show of force to try and cow me with force of numbers. So I have an idea of one piece that clearly exists, which mixed with that Darwinian force points to some pretty horrific realities being the most likely situation.

I know what has to be out there, though I will admit there is a small part of my emotional/programmed mind still having trouble accepting what my logical analysis, and actual personal witnessing, says is likely going on. I know it is there, I’d just like to hear Trump say it, and explain the exact origins.

But we agree.

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5 years ago

” … they ate up the best and the brightest of a generation …”

Really, AC?
— In the Civil War, often thought of as our bloodiest war, casualties were less than two percent of the population.
— World War 1 barely touched the US — less than a tenth of a percent of our citizens died
— World War 2 had fewer than 1/2 percent casualties
— Vietnam … I can’t remember, but it’s pretty low as a percent of the population.

I read an article, recently, that claimed more of our citizens have died of opiods than in the entire Vietnam War.

What strikes me is not how many died, but how few, particularly when compared to France and Turkey in WWI, for example, which both lost a sizable percentage (more than ten percent?) of their population, and a huge percentage of reproduction-age men. Compared to most European countries, America has been relatively untouched by war.

This may not last, of course, but we’ve had a good run so far.

To sum: Wars, in America, have never eaten up even a tiny fraction of the “best and brightest.”

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Reply to  K
5 years ago

The effects, from a breeding point of view, are really broad though on the global scale. One, war will tend to kill the most courageous, who sought out both combat, and charged into it fearlessly. WWII alone killed 3% of the world population, and though not all were soldiers, many were from disease and famine which are also probably directed to aggressive areas. Remove China and Africa, and the percentage is much higher. Germany lost almost 8% of its total population, which is about 16% of males if the male/female distribution were equal. And more and more, I will bet the assignments of who goes where on the battle field were not entirely random.

Now I look around, and how many people around you today will burn in for principle, and how many are out for themselves and will sell everything out for a little personal comfort? How many people will risk themselves for you, if you were about to be shot and they might get shot for getting into it? You take out those precious few, and you have an enormous effect just by the killing. Look at Germany today. I think all you have to do is kill that top couple of percent, and you can take out the most distilled warrior genes. You may not increase the rabbits proportionally to the population, but you remove their most stalwart resistance, and leave behind the sheep waiting to herded.

And then there is the effect of just removing those guys from the breeding pool while the fighting is going on. I am convinced the Hippies of the sixties were, in part, produced by shipping all those warriors out in the early to late forties. Go fifteen to 20 years later and the 15-20 year olds bred by the dregs left behind at home were hippie freaks who were obsessed with free love, drugs, and communism and anti-capitalism. And just that cultural shift impacts K-reproduction after that, because the rabbits mob everyone once they are numerous enough.

Yeah, MK Ultra was coming on line around that time, and it wouldn’t surprise me to find out it had an effect on producing that freak generation, but I am sure a lot of it was the defectives left home during WWII breeding. So even WWII had a tipping point effect, first on the period’s culture, and making us susceptible to traitorous takeover half a century later.

War is a huge effect, and does kill and maim a lot of the best we have.

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Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
5 years ago

AC — I overstated my point.

Male life expectancy in the 1940s was about 66 years. Assuming. the sexually mature, draftable age range was 18-45, this is the cohort of which you speak. Call it X.

Since women are excluded, the male death rate doubles — the overall death rate in WWII was 0.5 percent, so one percent of males were killed. Since about 41 percent of all men were of cohort X 27/66, it means that approximately 2.5 percent of cohort X died in WWII.

That’s more than I thought, and agree that 2-3 percent is a substantial number. BUT, it would only have a culturally-altering impact if these men were taken, disproportionately, from any subset of the total population. Assuming, as you do, that the subset from which they came was “the best and the brightest,” or “those with warrior genes,” wouldn’t then the national IQ measurably drop after WWII (it rose); wouldn’t birthrates drop (baby boom); wouldn’t there be a bulge in widowed/unmarried women, (there wasn’t).

So how exactly did their death impact culture and society? I don’t see it, AC.

Because, back then, the draft was universal — all healthy guys between 18-45 — the military drew equally from the lowest to highest abilities, characteristics, classes, etc. In other words, since 2-3 percent of men were culled from an evenly distributed population, the characteristics of those who remained weren’t changed.

Fast forward to today, to a self-selected group with, perhaps, a distinct characteristics, attribues and abilities. (I don’t know.) I do know that the average officer IQ is about the tepid national average of college attenders — about 102 — and the average IQ of enlisted is slightly lower than the national average — about 96-98. Without a raw IQ advantage, do they have other advantages? I’d guess they do: self-discipline, moral stamina, restraint, loyalty, honesty, trustworthiness, bravery, etc.

Are these traits rewarded by increasing one’s rank in the military? Again, I don’t know. What makes a general “better” than a man of a lower rank? who gets promoted and why? Brown noses or real ability and character?

The best can only rise in truly competitive environments: meritocracies. Unfortunately, the military is not nearly as much of a meritocracy as the private sector. In a meritocracy, there’s a penalty for stupidity, for making stupid decisions: you fail, go out of business, get kicked out of university, etc. Without a bottom line, without a real war to win – competitive marketplace – there’s no penalty for promoting incompetence or mediocrity.. As long as we keep throwing good money after bad, incompetence won’t be eliminated, but promoted. (It’s easier to control the stupid and needy). And as long as the military is burdened by political correctness, it won’t promote the best which are often, but not certainly not exclusively, white males. It’s a huge, unwieldy, bureaucracy that, if it wasn’t for constant infusions of outside technology and money, may have a difficult time rising to the challenge of winning a war. (Again, I’m surmising).

I just asked my father about this — he was too young for WWII, but was drafted after it ended. Navy. He told me he could have easily got out of the draft but NEVER considered avoiding his duty to serve. For him it was duty to country. Duty! He was not a warrior like you; he was, however, brutally competitive in the corporate world. Could this be another expression of that same genetic profile, that the guy who would run out into battle to protect his fellow soldiers has a parallel in the guy who refused to lay off a few thousand people … and was fired? Father says that American soldiers and sailors weren’t like Muslim radicals, committed to a cause so deeply that they died for it, but were dutiful, careful and obedient. His words.

If I was God, or Trump, I’d reinstate the draft for young males and force them to be real men and warriors like the ones you describe, the ones who would take a bullet for another man. I’d eliminate the sexually perverse including fags and, yes, all women. I’d make it as race-blind as possible, with no set-asides. I’d make the criteria for promotions clearer, with quantifiable metrics if possible. I’d eliminate about 80 percent of officers and pay the enlisted guys more. I’d bring in an outside accounting firm to audit the whole damn thing, figure out where the money is going, and stop the bleeding. I’d make all military acquisitions non-political, outside the purview of the incompetent political class. And, lastly, I’d have a huge, paid weekend warrior class which, like in Israel, is required to take two or three weeks from work to retrain annually. That’s a start. I’m sure you have better ideas.

I’ve known, mostly recently, far too many truly talented and intelligence men who were not rewarded with military promotions … and frankly, know a couple generals who should be flipping burgers. Something has to give. A social upheaval that includes the military?

This is too long. I start writing and can’t stop which is really bad as I have a deadline to finish a book edit … more writing! Just want to say that the most competitive parts of American society are places of scarcity. There is a self-limited, but not zero-sum, amount of money that can be earned by the most competitive entrepreneurs. There are few, scarce openings in Ivy institutions. For every actor there are a dozen waiters eager to be called. Physicians are few and therefore pretty good. The list goes on. When numbers are capped, the quality goes up.

So what’s not on the scarcity list? The military.

I hope this isn’t too old for you to read. Oh well. It was fun thinking through it.

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Reply to  New Name
5 years ago

>”It’s cliche to say that we shouldn’t attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity, but I firmly believe that is a bit of highly misleading propaganda. Once you realize that much of what you’re seeing is not merely ignorant policies but unmistakably malicious policies, things begin to make sense. You’ll see it everywhere from our pubic art to our public spaces to our social welfare programs. ”

This 100%.
I think and feel the same way about that bullshit phrase “we shouldn’t attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity”. Because the fact that there are a lot of useful idiots who are truly stupid or ignorant and defend things that they don’t know enough about or its implications and consequeces does not mean that what those useful idiots were feed and now believe in was not engineered by some well informed and pro-actively subversive evil non-stupid person or organization.

I really like your posts fren, have a great day!

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Holly
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5 years ago

Do you have a link to the sweet video at the end of the oriental woman who loves Trump? ❤️(Thanks.)

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Anonymous Conservative
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Reply to  Holly
5 years ago

I do not. It was posted on Q’s site, so I grabbed the video, but there was no indication of the original origin. It is hosted on this site, so if you just need a link, you can use this, or right click and save it to your machine for upload to social media:

https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Trumplove.mp4

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lastkingofscotland
lastkingofscotland
5 years ago

that video underscores reasoning for DS/cabal/globohomo/unamerican elite panic.

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misterquigg
misterquigg
5 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knH3MeNtRqM

I down- then uploaded the video to Youtube.

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Anonymous Conservative
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Reply to  misterquigg
5 years ago

Nice, thank you!

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