News Briefs – 07/17/2022

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“Make sure those you follow talk about the surveillance, because everyone who is in the game knows. Make them either damage the machine by saying it, or reveal they are part of it by staying silent. Demanding our side talk about the surveillance is really the closest to a Xanatos gambit our side has.”

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DFT – Saudis Say No Agreement To Increase Production After Biden. Interesting how Crown Prince bin Salman seems to be strictly adhering to a script to tank the economy under Biden, and will show him no respect.

DFT – US to Supply $108 Million In Military Support To Taiwan. Deal is supposedly all but done. Though it appears more maintaining what they have, rather than arming them up even better.

Rep. Adam B. Schiff, chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, wants a defense policy bill to include language blocking Congress from oversight of the military and National Guard in some cases of domestic deployment against American citizens.

Leaked audio from days after the 2016 election, before Trump’s inauguration—Biden calls Poroshenko, then head of state of Ukraine, and threatens him with assassination if he cooperates with the incoming Trump administration.

Patrick Byrne testified for eight hours in front of the Jan 6th committee, no further info.

In an unprecedented action, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday to craft a proposed measure, aimed for the November ballot, that would give the board the ability to remove Sheriff Alex Villanueva and future elected sheriffs from office. So the people elect a Sheriff, the politicians don’t like him, and they kick him out? We are heading for the end-stages now.

Primary election results could be delayed weeks, says the Maryland State Board of Election.

Only 14 percent of Stacey Abrams’s fundraising haul came from Georgia residents.

Georgia’s state election commission is alleging that the New Georgia Project, an election group founded by Stacey Abrams, didn’t disclose millions in expenses.

Hunter Biden laptop reveals he frequently met with Joe Biden after foreign business meetings.

Trump aide Deborah Birx claims Covid ‘came out of the box ready to infect’ – claiming virus was being worked on by scientists in a Chinese lab.

Jak Knight, a stand-up comic poised for stardom after co-creating and starring in the new Peacock series “Bust Down,” died suddenly Thursday night at the age of 28.

Idaho Democrats decry GOP rule barring cross-over primary voting — Democrats vow to “become a RINO.”

First Oklahoma, now Texas: Another natural gas facility explodes.

WEF pushes for restricting “certain types of actors and transactions” from using decentralized finance. They want some kind of third party inserted into the system and able to grab crypto off the blockchain if it is going to somebody they do not like.

Transgender woman who impregnated 2 inmates removed from N.J.’s female prison. Sent to a youth facility where he is the only “woman.”

UPenn nominates male swimmer Lia Thomas for NCAA Woman of the Year.

Senate climate setback puts pressure on Biden as environmentalists are favoring executive action that could lead to higher energy costs.

House passes two bills to federally legalize abortion.

BBC photographer claims to have picture of Prince Andrew that would rock the Monarchy if it was ever made public. Won’t say what it is, but another show may recreate the photo in a future broadcast.

The European Union’s executive intensified its legal standoff with Hungary on Friday by taking the country to the EU’s highest court over a restrictive law on LGBT issues and media freedom.

Thousands of people demonstrated and blocked several main roads this week in Budapest, Hungary, against a tax reform aimed at increasing the tax rate for hundreds of thousands of small businesses.

Yellen says U.S. aims to move ahead with global minimum corporate tax despite setback.

Rush Limbaugh’s Palm Beach estate up for sale at $150-$175 million. Looks amazing to me, but they say the house is so dated it will probably be torn down.

Would-be British PM Rishi Sunak’s family runs a China-linked, World Economic Forum partner company pushing digital ID and social credit scores.

Scientists claim to have built a robot they describe as ‘self-aware.’

GET BASED, MAKE BANK! ANTI-WOKE COMIC RAKES IN $1.7M IN PRE-ORDERS – I’m not linking to this shit, just because it pisses me off. But this was an article on Stephen Crowder’s website. Basically some random asshole had the totally new idea to make a book of non-woke comics, which he is charging $90 for, and he has supposedly sold $1.7 million of them. And Crowder is promoting it. First, notice, no mention of Arkhaven comics or Vox Day, who have only been doing this better and bigger, even for free, for years now, and who no doubt would dwarf this guy. Second, no way this guy shows up unannounced and has more reach than Vox has accumulated, after decades amassing fans in all sorts of genres. But he sells $1.7 million of $90 books almost overnight? Do you think you could do that? Would Crowder mention you, if you did? What you are seeing is how the machine tries to bleed Arkhaven, by having one of their actors show up, with a product the machine created, get free pimping on some machine mouthpiece, with sales that sound a bit odd, and try to squeeze the real things out of the market. Learn to see the difference between the real things, and those things they jam in your face.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit Iran next week, the Kremlin said Tuesday, a day after the U.S. warned that Tehran could provide Moscow with drones for its action in Ukraine.

Putin’s defence minister Sergei Shoigu orders ‘shock and awe’ attacks on Ukraine in an attempt to stop Kyiv inflicting ‘massive damage’ with American HIMARS artillery.

Kiev wants to strike Crimea with US-supplied missiles.

US conducts “successful test” of two hypersonic weapons.

A judge in Tennessee has temporarily barred two federal agencies from enforcing directives issued by President Joe Biden’s administration that extended protections for LGBTQ people in schools and workplaces.

Joe Biden leaves Saudi Arabia humiliated.

Saudi crown prince reportedly reminded US president of Washington’s own poor record of assorted “mistakes,” including torture in Iraq.

San Francisco’s no-nonsense new district attorney is cleaning house — as she reportedly laid off 15 staffers inherited from her booted, woke predecessor Chesa Boudin.

New San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is speaking out after someone recorded her first meeting with senior staffers last Friday without her permission in violation of the law.

Joe Biden risks impeachment if Democrats lose both House and Senate.

Farmers in Italy, Spain and Poland have joined Dutch farmers in protest of ‘green’ government regulations that will decimate the industry by forcing them to reduce their use of nitrogen fertilizer compounds.

President Donald Trump holds a strong lead among Texas Republican primary voters in a hypothetical 2024 GOP primary race.

Spread r/K Theory, because if it is jammed in your face, it is probably no good.

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Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

But this was an article on Stephen Crowder’s website. …. But he sells $1.7 million of $90 books almost overnight? Do you think you could do that?”

That’s so much glow we could harness the energy to power a small country.

Mr Twister
Mr Twister
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

once his head writer Owen Benjamin called Crowder out as a Globohomo gatekeeping.fake arse Christian 5 years ago as they parted company.

OB Batting 1000

Grips
Grips
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

1.7, yeah, right. Might as well have shoehorned 666 in there. That makes me wonder, is 17 sort of like an auspicious number for Cabal? I get the feeling that they only invoke it for positive outcomes towards themselves.

Scruffy
Scruffy
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

To be clear though, Eric July has a podcast, a show on Blaze, and is part of the online network of based comic folks (which is large)
He’s outspoken and popular, and I totally believe the $1.7 million number as accurate sales…

Vox, whom I still read daily, has gone in the other direction, he’s isolated and insulated himself intentionally at a cost of losing the ability to generate large outreach numbers. When was Vox ever appearing on shows like Friday Night Tights, or being invited to be on Blaze? Not his cup of tea. Like it or not, the “light right” is a much bigger audience than Vox’s. Daily Wire and Blaze are doing what Vox is doing (creating alternative platforms) but doing it in a way that puts money/viewership first. And yes, that does mean they compromise more. Vox is not a compromiser.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

VD’s dad went to jail for 10 years for some weird tax evasion thing, definetely a Cabal zerzettung thing.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

Zersetzung

Just correcting the spelling.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

AC, I wish I had known all this many years ago, and then I wouldn’t have spent so much time and energy on a creative career that got me very little in return. (This was work that wouldn’t interest this crowd, so I’m not asking for a promo.)

I agree with all your conspiracy reasons, but there are also non-conspiracy reasons for your not having a wider audience. This is material that is just too intellectually demanding and emotionally unsettling for most people. Even Youtubers that are quite small and unimportant get a lot more interest when they do something as trivial as try out a new restaurant. Or some generic crime novel outsells all 9/11 truther books combined (some of that is marketing, but I’ve never seen anyone read a conspiracy book in public).

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

Few years ago I would have thought that AC is straight up lunatic. But since my surveillance went overt, this is pretty much the only place that makes sense of the world.

Molders
Molders
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

I see how you got the $90 per book because that is the simple average, but a vast majority of the books sold have been $35. 96 pages is the length of the book. Compared to other indie books, that is pretty reasonable. I believe there is a market for quality comic books, and $35 isn’t too steep to give a 96 page book a try.
Eric July has been on Youtube, building an audience, for over 10 years. I don’t watch every video, but I know he has at least mentioned and complimented Arkhaven as an example of creating independent material. He is one of the only ones besides Jon Del Arroz and Bounding into Comics to do so.
The fact that he sunk his own money into building a website/distribution and finished the book before announcing it has a big appeal to those who have supported other campaigns (such as EVS), where books haven’t been delivered in years. Eric July’s site copies Indiegogo’s format so it is instantly familiar to those who have used Indiegogo. In summary, I think he has done the work (including talking about creating a comic book universe for years) to garner a big response.
Gathering an audience is difficult, and the Youtube algorithm is particularly suspicious, but I don’t think a large audience necessarily equates to being part of the Cabal. If they supported it and then try to ask for something in return, they might get a middle finger from Eric July. I suppose time will tell.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

It is just what he might do if he was trying to target Arkhaven’s audience.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

AC- you’ve def had something if an edge to you lately, more than has shown through on this blog in the past. Seems to be coming out about whether there are “white hats” with a “plan” in particular.

Meant to say earlier, but this seems as good a time as any, regardless of the” best laid plans of mice and men” or lack thereof- the ultimate white hat is God and he’s got the master plan. He’s a true expert at lemonade out if Satan’s lemons, and it may be naively white pilled, but I think if you look at things from a certain angle the seeds of poetic justice are often sown when things look at their worst.

Have faith, brother. You’re doing God’s work here and the people plans don’t matter so much, God will use them as he wills.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

https://youtu.be/K5tY5Dzbg7w. This is the interview Eric July did with Chuck Dixon. You should watch it. At the 40 minute mark they talk about Arkhaven.

Last edited 1 year ago by Anonymous
Marielle Redclaw
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

The great Cabal plot to get an anti-woke comic into the hands of an audience hungry for anti-woke content. Diabolical, I tell you!

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Marielle Redclaw
1 year ago

They give small victories all the time to place plants who will slowly shift the narrative over a span of years to whatever satanic end goal they want.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Marielle Redclaw
1 year ago

That’s how controlled opposition works.
Some people will create and find that kind of thing on their own, so you give them yours and then you slow poison it.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Marielle Redclaw
1 year ago

At least we know who was giving all those random downvotes.

Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

Scientists claim to have built a robot they describe as ‘self-aware.’

That’s not surprising, IBM’s TrueNorth chips (and variants) have been proliferating for a while now. Variants of those chips with 2nm and 3nm feature sizes will be exceedingly powerful, and possibly capable of simulating a human frontal lobe by 2030.

https://infogalactic.com/info/TrueNorth
https://infogalactic.com/info/SyNAPSE

Rex regum veniet
Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

Farmers in Italy, Spain and Poland have joined Dutch farmers in protest of ‘green’ government regulations that will decimate the industry by forcing them to reduce their use of nitrogen fertilizer compounds.

Since Europe doesn’t have much in terms of fossil fuels and most mining activity over thousands of years has depleted the continent of minerals, farming is really their most valuable primary economic activity that produces commodities. Without farming Europe instantly becomes the poorest continent on the planet.

Another Dave
Another Dave
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

Your last sentence is exactly what the globalists want.

Hundreds of millions of impoverished but unarmed Europeans are putty in the hands of the globalists, or so they think.

The globalists are getting increasingly desperate, which I take as a very good sign, but a cornered animal is a dangerous animal, and the only tactic the globalists have left is war, meaning a nuclear WWIII.

They think they will scurry away to their bunkers and sit out the storm as Russia and China unleash hell on the west.

lastkingofscotland
lastkingofscotland
Reply to  Rex regum veniet
1 year ago

there arent fossil fuels, earth makes new oil nonstop. / europe has oil under it, just not seen as the easiest to get to. they, like the northern US, also complain about ecological effects of getting it. they do drill offshore, except in preferred resort areas. it’s a scam like the rockefellerian approach to foreign countries, kick their ass and take their gas. despoil their areas, not ours. includes more bad assumptions, like it is automatic despoilage… and keeps your own natives poor (and foreigners too) while the international elite makes money.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  lastkingofscotland
1 year ago

Sincere request for links on oil as a renewable resource? The search engines are utterly useless.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

abiotic oil is the term to use

http://www.viewzone.com/abioticoilx.html

http://www.csun.edu/~vcgeo005/Energy.html

There are lots of “debunk” articles out there but you can find others if you look using the right terms.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

Try looking up “abiotic oil” or maybe “abiogenic oil”. You’ll still need to sort through a lot of links to “debunking” sites, which indicates to me that it’s probably true.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

Search ‘abiotic oil’.

TRX
TRX
1 year ago

> Primary election results could be delayed weeks, says the Maryland State Board of Election.

Back before we got the voting machines, my county in Arkansas used paper ballots, that were all counted and logged within an hour after the polls closed. And you could stand there and watch them being counted if you wanted.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  TRX
1 year ago

And as soon as the counts were done they threw them in the trash and reported whatever number the beast system needed to make their guys win.

It’s been going on a lot longer than voting machines.

TRX
TRX
1 year ago

> Trump aide Deborah Birx claims Covid ‘came out of the box ready to infect’ – claiming virus was being worked on by scientists in a Chinese lab.

…which is the exact opposite of what she said when she was trying to dismiss Trump’s claim that it was developed in a Chinese lab…

We can see history being retconned right in front of us.

Another Dave
Another Dave
Reply to  TRX
1 year ago

These scabs know their CovidOp narrative is collapsing around them, and they are basically rearranging deck chairs as the Titanic sinks.

Screw them.

The major adverse reactions affecting millions of people aren’t going away, and the folks behind the scenes know it, so they are trying to figure out what script they can run to avoid the rage that will come once the general public becomes aware that the vaccines have killed and maimed millions.

lastkingofscotland
lastkingofscotland
Reply to  TRX
1 year ago

it’s also an attempt at limited hangout: all china, no cabal…

TRX
TRX
1 year ago

> BBC photographer claims to have picture of Prince Andrew that would rock the Monarchy if it was ever made public. 

Suuuure. British law isn’t the same as American law, particularly in defamation, slander, and libel. In the US, the perpetrator can only be prosecuted if his claim is not true. In Britain, the victim only needs to prove he has been harmed; whether the claim is true or not isn’t relevant.

Andrew would have his ass in court. MI6 would probably become involved. And Elizabeth has been quite testy about the foibles of her offspring in recent years; she’d be (exuse the inadvertent pun) be royally pissed at the whole thing.

I doubt he has anything; we’ve seen too many “I have the Secret Knowledge” claims from too many people to believe anything without proof. And if he *did* have anything, he’d be Arkancided, and then they’d claim it was all Photoshopped anyway. And they’d slap a D-notice on it and there’d be nothing else said, at least in British media.

TRX
TRX
1 year ago

> Joe Biden leaves Saudi Arabia humiliated.

I am conflicted. It’s the Saudis… but it’s nice to see other countries realize Biden is a nobody and tell him to piss off.

On the other hand, it’s the Saudis… [sigh]

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  TRX
1 year ago

“countries” as theyve been typically defined by borders / language / culture
no longer exist

TRX
TRX
1 year ago

> Putin’s defence minister Sergei Shoigu orders ‘shock and awe’ attacks on Ukraine in an attempt to stop Kyiv inflicting ‘massive damage’ with American HIMARS artillery.

Why would the Russians clump up in nice artillery targets? They were interleaved with Ukrainian cities and factories, last I paid any attention.

As far as “shock and awe”… note that we’ve still not seen Russia’s best soldiers and weaponry, just mostly newbies and obsolete or semi-obsolete equipment.

The Russians have drones, and satellites, and, if the SVD has been doing its job, they’ve thoroughly pwned the Ukrainian civilian and military communications systems. Unless the Ukes are moving hand-written messages by courier, the Russians know everything that’s going on.

It’s looking like Vlad is deliberately marking time until General Winter comes to Russia’s aid again. Europe has already been weakened, economically and politically, by Russia’s return sanction of cutting gas supplies; several EU members are starting to look like they may go Sri Lanka’s route. All Vlad needs to do is wait until the rioting and coup attempts start, then roll in and set up new Russian puppet governments, just like Uncle Joe (Stalin, not Biden) did in 1945/6. And instead of an “iron curtain” from Stetting to Trieste, the Russian Bloc would extend all the way to the Atlantic.

With no actual war being declared by Russia, NATO would be powerless, plus the majority of NATO members would be part of the Russian Bloc. Britain+the Commonwealth doesn’t have the horsepower to oppose them, and now, neither does the United States. China is unlikely to get involved.

Unless Vlad dies or goes nuts, I don’t see how Russia can lose. All they have to do is keep Ukraine at a low boil and wait.

phelps
phelps
Reply to  TRX
1 year ago

Unless the Ukes are moving hand-written messages by courier, the Russians know everything that’s going on.

Even then, the Russians are reading half of them, because half the runners are assets. Russian HUMINT is peer to Israel or China, and we are a distant non-peer to all three for HUMINT.

Benny Le Cagot, Esq.
Benny Le Cagot, Esq.
Reply to  phelps
1 year ago

“Philby, Blunt, Burgess, Maclean, and Cairncross.”

“Alex, who are the Cambridge 5?”

TRX
TRX
Reply to  Benny Le Cagot, Esq.
1 year ago

Huh. Most of my espionage books predate Cairncross’ involvement being admitted in 1990. They talk about the Cambridge Four.

Wikipedia: “Cairncross confessed in secret to MI5’s Arthur S. Martin in 1964 and gave a limited confession to two journalists from The Sunday Times in December 1979.[2] He was given immunity from prosecution.
According to The Washington Post, the suggestion that John Cairncross was the “fifth man” of the Cambridge ring was not confirmed until 1990, by Soviet double-agent Oleg Gordievsky. This was re-confirmed by former KGB agent Yuri Modin‘s book published in 1994: My Five Cambridge Friends Burgess, Maclean, Philby, Blunt, and Cairncross by Their KGB Controller.”

So, the Brits officially knew about Cairncross since 1964, a year after Philby defected, and had a confession of “impropriety” and connections to Philby since 1952, and another public confession in 1981, but the Brits chose to sit on it until 1990, when he was officially outed by the Soviets.

His actual crimes appear fairly mild, trivial, compared to the other four. Which leads me to suspect whatever he was actually doing is still being covered up.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  TRX
1 year ago

I don’t think Russia is worried about military being damaged by the new arty being deployed, I think they’re trying to minimize civilian casualties because we know the satanic fucks puppeting the corpse of Ukraine have zero hesitation in shelling civilians in Crimea, Donbas, etc.

The all out attack would be to push them out of range of targeting major civilian targets.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  TRX
1 year ago

Why would Russia want to end the war? The West keeps shipping multi-million dollar weapons to Ukraine where the Russians destroy them with multi-thousand dollar artillery, drone, or missile strikes. The West is slowly disarming itself. Why would Russia want to stop that?

TRX
TRX
1 year ago

> Joe Biden risks impeachment if Democrats lose both House and Senate.

Of the various Presidents who have been impeached, the consequences were all: None. Zero. Bupkis. Zilch.

Not to say the GOP might try, just for the PR, but that’s all it would be, and they have to know that.

1984
1984
1 year ago

AC, I know you’re very busy, and you probably haven’t had the time to read all the devolution theory pages by Patel patriot. Wondering if you’ve browsed any of it? A lot of it makes sense, would be pretty dumb if Trump did indeed, walk away, and do nothing at all. Just curious as to your thoughts.

1984
1984
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

Yeah. I sure do hope you’re right the surveillance will be exposed. According to Trump we’re all going to be happy with his plan, whatever the hell it is. I see no way anybody will be happy without everything being exposed and destroyed, and him taking what he won in 2020.

Ed
Ed
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

This depressing analysis deserves a longer response than I have time to give.

My take is if there is a counter-cabal, their strategy is to decapitate the cabal leadership. And the identities and locations of the cabal leadership is a closely guarded secret. So the plan is essentially to troll the cabal into coming out into the open and establish their dictatorship publicly, in which case they will have to self-reveal. The counter-cabal is not strong enough to do the reveal themselves.

The danger is that the cabal wipes out the dissidents first, which they will have identified just from getting the names of the people who didn’t get any injections.

Another Dave
Another Dave
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

It’s very refreshing to see you take a very realistic stance in regards to the shitshow slowly exploding around us.

Obviously, none of us here really knows what is going on, but I completely agree with you in that I don’t see how all of this insanity, and the depth of the institutional subversion and cultural inversion, simply gets walked back and we all live happily ever after.

That doesn’t seem logical, and certainly doesn’t accord with any historical examples we have. An ending like that would not be serving any concept of justice any of us are familiar with.

At this point I assume, if there is a counter cabal, it is not centered in the U.S., and the white hats final moves against cabal may not ultimately benefit the average American, for the simple reason that I think the top of the pyramid of international cabal resides in Europe and possibly somewhere in Asia.

American institutions were hijacked decades ago, and as AC points out, there is some evidence that CIA was always international in scope and direction.

There are plenty of prophetic voices, both Christian and otherwise, going back a century and more, that make clear the U.S. is not a critical part of the final dispensation, as difficult as that might be for Americans to believe.

When Q said the ending wouldn’t be for everyone, he may have been writing more honestly than many would like to believe.

pjwgent
pjwgent
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

It all depends on your access to past information since those at the top (the humans, not the demons) would have to have been there for a long while and it is hard to completely high through history. It is possible a significant number of them are known. How do you take them out. Not with ordinary weapons such as snipers are small arms teams. In the end it is in God’s hands. He either blesses the effort or he doesn’t. Babylon is unexpectedly invaded and destroyed or it isn’t. His choice.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

I will trust Q again when the military rolls out and imposes martial law.
But as you have said before, it won’t really be what it claims to be unless the surveillance is stopped afterwards, or without a massive wealth redistribution. (Trump’s “diamonds” are not the only stolen gems that must be returned)
We also need to see millions of foreigners and leftists expelled too.
I agree with you that involving the populace would be best but I would accept it if only the military and law enforcement took cabal down.
It would only be a small clique in military intel and some lower level officers who were still loyal that would be needed to launch the counter coup.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

“Secret Service Agent who grew up following people through grocery stores”
That would be so absurd, except I’ve seen it first hand. Why do you think they follow people in supermarkets? What is so interesting about someone grocery shopping?

phelps
phelps
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

One of my family members actually lost them once in the store, and a store stock-worker in an apron walked at the end of the aisle, stopped and yelled back into the rest of the store, “They’re over here!” So even the dude making minimum wage stacking shelves is one of them. 

I disagree. I think he wasn’t in on it, and they asked him if he knew where they went. That’s why he was so obvious as to yell it out.

phelps
phelps
1 year ago

Leaked audio from days after the 2016 election, before Trump’s inauguration—Biden calls Poroshenko, then head of state of Ukraine, and threatens him with assassination if he cooperates with the incoming Trump administration.

I think it’s a little more nuanced — he told him that if Trump is asked to send money to Ukraine, he’s going to ask why, and that would be a threat to “your” economic and physical security (the death threat.)

Marielle Redclaw
1 year ago

Eric July (Rippaverse comics) is part of an anti-woke group of YouTubers I’ve been following for years. He spent $200K of his own money getting issue #1 created and printed before turning to crowd funding to build out the business.

This is all the response by an audience weary of the DC/Marvel hegemony hating their audience, and many YouTubers amplifying the signal. Not every success has to be “glowing” or Cabal approved. A few news outlets picked up on it because of the anti-woke factor.

There’s always a call for our side to “build our own platforms”, but then you immediately dismiss any successes. As a great President once said, “C’mon, man!”

wooderson
wooderson
1 year ago

https://classicsofstrategy.com/2015/09/16/the-american-century-luce/

VoxDay links to this, with a lengthy excerpt on his blog.

It has a man raised in China by missionary parents. Both he and his father graduated from Yale. That’s the university that Elon Musk tweeted about- the mischief, or something like that. Perfectionism is a type of Yale religious belief.

Perfectionism, as practiced at Yale, included confessing sins and getting evaluated before one’s group. This was taken to China by Yale missionaries and turned into self-incrimination trials, and whatever else it’s called.

Since the Yale missionaries were training the Communist elites, I kind of wonder if that’s why Baptist missionaries were killed off by Communists.

Luce, who owns a media empire, doesn’t propose that America give away media empires. He wants the government to seize the intellectual property, and real property of other- manufacturing and farming- industries and just give that to other nations. If the other nations proposed that, it would be seen as industrial espionage and piracy. He advocates for where he grew up- China- and not America. He is literally acting like an immigrant shipping stuff home. He is also oblivious to the invisible structures that made all this possible- high trust, faithful marriages, families, honest business practices. He’s a blind materialist.

I left out, East Coast private boarding schools, and then Ivy League. And shipping, but not coastal defenses or land-based defense.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  wooderson
1 year ago

If you know, you know.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  wooderson
1 year ago

Yale grad, here. Also did a stint at a private boarding school (kicked out for truancy.) Never heard of perfectionism while there.
Interestingly, Luce is less known than his surviving wife, Claire Booth Luce, who was a bit of an incendiary socialite. I knew her close assistant who was an evangelical Christian from Wheaton College … a nice, though dull, woman.

Institutions seem to slip to the left over time. I suppose this could be explained by Weberian “bureaucratization” but it seems to be more than this. Regarding the Ivies, Harvard started out Puritan and devolved into Unitarian, Yale started as a Harvard reform school of a Congregationalist stripe and ended up UCC; Princeton started as a Presbyterian reform of Yale and …
… the pattern continues. On rare occasion, an institution actually rights itself by purging the apostates within it. I’m thinking, now, of the Missouri Synod Lutherans and Southern Baptists who amazingly managed to fight the strong leftward tide. Educational institutions associated with these denominations similarly shifted to the left. Catholic institutions do the same in spite of (or because of?) the hierarchy — Georgetown comes to mind.
Secularization is leftward pressure. Reform is rightward pressure. I know you guys don’t like the left and right terminology, but until you come up with better words, these will do.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  wooderson
1 year ago

Most China missionaries came from England, not America. China Inland Mission turned into something else, I forgot the name. Methodist.
In America, it was Princeton, not Yale, that sent most missionaries to China. Presbyterian. Many were killed.
Still later, the CIA infiltrated mission stations and tried to coopt the missionaries who, mostly, refused to play.

Donnie
Donnie
Reply to  wooderson
1 year ago

Very interesting. “Perfectionism, as practiced at Yale, included confessing sins and getting evaluated before one’s group. This was taken to China by Yale missionaries and turned into self-criticism and whatever else it’s called.”
Yes, public self-criticism became an integral part of Mao’s regime, probably reaching it’s height during the mania of the Cultural Revolution in the mid 60s. Mao continued to force his most trusted henchmen to publicly confess their sins and shortcomings right up to the end of their lives or his life. Those who failed to humiliate themselves to the required degree often fell from grace and sometimes turned up missing. In essence they were forced to plead for their lives on a regular basis.
Now in the USA government institutions and corporations require white people to apologize for their white privilege and their inherent whiteness. Those who fail to do so adequately will soon find themselves unemployed or worse. So we have gone full circle from Yale to China and back to the US. The practices of Christian missionaries have been filtered through Chinese communism and returned back to us as cultural Marxism. I don’t think this relates in any possible way to the teachings of Jesus; it is a perverted parody of Christian confession.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Donnie
1 year ago

Oh, I think I know what you’re talking about now. Sorry.
Perfectionism, as you describe it, was an off-shoot of 19thC pietism. Think: confessional/mourner’s benches, 2nd awakening, Methodist circuit riders, Keswick later, etc. There’s still a wee strain of this in some of the more stringent Protestant off-shoots, but not much. I don’t know about Catholicism.
Of course, it was long gone as a religious movement by the time I got to university. Having said that, the idea of public confession and group evaluation, however, is a defining characteristic of the political/social Left — purity tests, language police, closed trials by university courts, and that sort of thing.
Somewhere in the Manifesto, Marx suggested it, so it makes sense that his acolytes, incl. Mao, would carry the idea of public confession forward post-Marx. For many, confession was equivalent to public humiliation. That was the point, I guess.
Back to the 19thC — within American pietism, humiliation was practiced. Stocks, shunning and, later Hawthorne’s Scarlet Letter come to mind.

wooderson
wooderson
1 year ago

Oh, golly. Luce’s Wikipedia manages to erase Clare Booth Luce from his personal life.

Machine Trooper
Machine Trooper
1 year ago

GET BASED, MAKE BANK! ANTI-WOKE COMIC RAKES IN $1.7M IN PRE-ORDERS – I’m not linking to this shit, just because it pisses me off. But this was an article on Stephen Crowder’s website. Basically some random asshole had the totally new idea to make a book of non-woke comics, which he is charging $90 for, and he has supposedly sold $1.7 million of them. And Crowder is promoting it. First, notice, no mention of Arkhaven comics or Vox Day, who have only been doing this better and bigger, even for free, for years now, and who no doubt would dwarf this guy. Second, no way this guy shows up unannounced and has more reach than Vox has accumulated, after decades amassing fans in all sorts of genres. But he sells $1.7 million of $90 books almost overnight? Do you think you could do that? Would Crowder mention you, if you did? What you are seeing is how the machine tries to bleed Arkhaven, by having one of their actors show up, with a product the machine created, get free pimping on some machine mouthpiece, with sales that sound a bit odd, and try to squeeze the real things out of the market. Learn to see the difference between the real things, and those things they jam in your face.

This fits a pattern I’ve seen before. On the Dike Merchant (Amazon), some “conservative author” will come out of nowhere, get bestseller sales figures with thousands of reviews. A couple times; even though such an author is technically the competition, I’ll buy Book 1 and read it. Never better than mediocre; but a couple times I’ve bought the next book or two because I want to encourages authors who don’t publish woke garbage to keep writing. Then, once they think they’ve got you hooked, they start slipping in the LGBT, feminism, “dangerous right-wing extremist” characters, The importance of the war on terror,” even pro-abortion talking points.

They turn out to be gatekeepers like Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson; the GOP, etc. And they’re probably rolled out, like you say, to suck all the grass roots customer base away from somebody who is legit.

Bman
Bman
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

Hey look, Lucy’s holding a football!
Sorry fuckers, I’ve seen this show before.

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Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Machine Trooper
1 year ago

Try going on YouTube and watching the interview Eric July did with Chuck Dixon. Then come back and apologize for your moronic comments.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

None of us know anything for sure, controlled opposition is often friendly with real opposition, especially in the early days.

The promotion by suspicious people makes July suspicious and it will take a lot to change that.
Let me know if he talks or writes about surveillance.

phelps
phelps
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

You’ve said your peace, Eric. Now go away.

EricTheAwful
EricTheAwful
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

I’ve been reading your site and your books for close to 10 years. You’ve been absolutely consistent the entire time. While we have no choice but to be paranoid, I rank the odds of you being Cabal as too low to register. None of them have the ability to play that much of a long game, or their handlers won’t let them.

Within 2 years of Q appearing on the scene, a lot of sources I thought I trusted freaked out over the Q thing and went another direction. Alex Jones and Corsi were among the first, but a few lasted a little longer. There was that “Education 4 Libs” guy who seemed pretty solid, then he did a video 2 years ago where he repented of talking about Q, claiming he read Q posts like reading the Bible and said it was wrong in God’s eyes. Very weird. Jordan Sather wished him well and said he hoped that guy didn’t take any money for it. Sometimes I wonder if part of the Q operation was to divide the sheep from the wolves. Alex and Corsi lost their shit within a day of Q’s first “be careful who you follow” post, even though it said nothing about them in particular.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

If it came out that Q was a Russian intelligence operation meant to seriously weaken the US while also liberating us from cabal as a way to get cooperation from some Americans like Trump I would not be surprised at all at this point.
It might still be better than the current cabal but it can’t be that it had to be this way.
Not revealing the surveillance yet could be because Americans would deal with it swiftly and decisively before we took as much damage as the Russians wanted us to take.
Putin may be better than cabal but there is no reason to assume he is a pure servant of the good, the beautiful, and the true to the point he doesn’t want to take as much unfair advantage for Russia that he can.

EricTheAwful
EricTheAwful
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

I wish it would proceed faster. All I can think of for the time this is taking is “moves and countermoves” and “You have to walk through the darkness before you see the light.” People are slowly starting to wake up, but we’re still way above the 4-6% lost forever. He also said things have to be done legally. I think he brought up Durham in 2018, but Durham is so stealthy, people didn’t believe he existed. But somehow, he ran an investigation with no leaks at all for years. We still don’t know where his office is, but neither does the “media”.

And the enemy gets a vote in your operations.

I’ve considered the possibility that this is simply another cabal wrestling for control. But at this point, I’d prefer rule by another Cabal as long as they’re more competent. These goblins that rule us now are idiotic.

As for the spiritual or extraterrestrial aspect, supposedly these entities feed on “loosh”, or negative energy, which is why they want us living in fear or anger all the time. It might be why Paul said to “think on good things” so we can starve the fuckers.

Tracy
Tracy
1 year ago

First Oklahoma, now Texas: Another natural gas facility explodes.” should read “First Kansas, then Oklahoma, and now Texas…” Check out the natural gas plant explosion Haven, KS Midstream Gas Plant on April 14, 2022.

Ingot
Ingot
1 year ago

Rush Limbaugh’s house uses ‘classical architecture’ much like Mar-A-Lago. It’s warm and cultured. No one who buys it for $150 million is going to get rid of that unless they’re Cabal and are commanded to destroy it and replace it with something cold and demonic.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Ingot
1 year ago

Oh, come on. Modern architecture can be beautiful.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

Did you catch COVID? You seem to have no sense of taste.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

I lol’d

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

Could be. Make it happen then. Surpass past architectural styles like Art Deco and Art Nouveau in Beauty and function.

Sam J.
Sam J.
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

I really like some Modern architecture/Brutalism, “if” it follows what the original purpose was in creating it. The original purpose was that the classical styles had become so expensive that it was making it so average people could not afford houses and apartments. The guy who is most responsible for inventing this was Le Corbusier. look at his building Unité d’habitation. This was designed for lower middle class housing. It’s a super livable building. Still around and rooms are in demand. I didn’t like the bright colors but…oh well.

I think the proper way to think of Brutalism is efficiency. I heard prices of $25,000 for an apartment. What if you could buy an apartment in NYC for say $50,000? I think this could be done if you went up 50 stories or so and used all the prefab concrete you could. Mass produce all the walls, floors, finishing, the whole thing and hoist it up on poured concrete frames,(which could also be mass produced). There’s a company in China that does this and builds 30 story buildings in 15 days or so. Very fast(The Broad Group). Even if your house looks mass produced you could pay the thing off quickly and not be a wage slave.
Look at the Unite D’habitation section here.

https://archidialog.com/2011/11/28/mvrdv-le-corbusier-and-the-ultimate-inspiration-building-le-corbusiers-unite-dhabitation-in-marseille/

This is a fantastic design with each apartment getting like and large balconies from each side of the building. Included in the building design is small shops and other businesses. The base is on pylons so it can be put anywhere.

Scroll down here,
https://archidialog.com/2011/12/05/mvrdv-le-corbusier-and-the-ultimate-inspirational-roof-terrace/

to see the fantastic roof terrace with community swimming pool, community meeting room and open space that could be used for whatever.

Far different from the bleak roofs of other buildings.

http://albertanorweg.blogspot.com/2011/02/ad-classics-unite-d-habitation-le.html

The USSR really went into this in a big way. Their problem was they made a half assed design and never improved it. However all criticism should be tempered by the fact that in the USSR before these buildings were thrown up as fast as possible people were living in dug outs, shacks, barns and tents so even as poorly done as they were, they were a step up. They had some better designs but they didn’t follow through.

B.Chiclitz
B.Chiclitz
1 year ago

Re: Anti-woke comics

I would agree there is a “ticket taker” feel to this push. A single comic hasn’t been published yet.

But Vox is not the only comics creator out there who has been pushed out by the industry wokians. And there is a path to success cultivating a social media presence that can be harnessed. The “go fund me” business model works well for comics, as collectors will instinctively throw money at anything new.

But something can be still said for old fashioned and old school business principles, especially in terms of sustainability, which will be proven best practice in the end.

Vox did it the right way. Bet correctly on the future trend, built from the ground up, in house, with a focus on quality. Then let everyone else catch up.

Vox is now extremely well positioned with a fan base, quality creators, and, now that he is printing hard copies, tapping into collector dynamics. Do I see goat skinned bound graphic novels in the future?  

Success in business is not failing. Anything after that is a bonus. I have no worries for Vox.


One final thought, because this brings up a larger dynamic that we might start seeing more of.

There is a camaraderie and vitality that is built in the struggle which is its own reward. But the irony is that in winning, not only is that lost, but the fruits and spoils will be taken up by the opportunists.

Imagine a day when Walmart sells “Q” t-shirts, if you want to get a gist of what I’m saying. A sure sign of victory that makes you want to puke.

If we don’t center our thinking now in doing what is right for it’s own sake, for it’s own reward, victory will only be tainted and bitter.

Lord Earl of Sandwich
Reply to  B.Chiclitz
1 year ago

I would agree there is a “ticket taker” feel to this push. A single comic hasn’t been published yet.

I love how all of you are commenting on this so authoritatively without any facts. THE BOOK IS ALREADY DONE. It’s shipping in a couple weeks. This is stated plainly and clearly on the web site. The “crowd funding” is not to hire artists and writers to begin work on the comic. It’s already been written, drawn and printed. Eric July fronted a couple hundred grand of his own personal savings to pay the artists (and pay them well) to create this book.

Vox did it the right way. Bet correctly on the future trend, built from the ground up, in house, with a focus on quality. Then let everyone else catch up.

This is exactly what Eric July has done. He didn’t hire amateur artists that nobody has ever heard of, he hired top-shelf talent for the art and it already shows. But because he doesn’t suck your political dick fantasies like Vox Day you’re just going to shit all over him without knowing any facts. You’re just as bad as the lefties on twitter who also don’t know anything.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Lord Earl of Sandwich
1 year ago

That’s nice, but irrelevant.
What is relevant is the way the controlled opposition is promoting this guy.

You sound more like a deceitful troll with every post I read.

phelps
phelps
Reply to  Lord Earl of Sandwich
1 year ago

Well, that’s us told.

teotoon
teotoon
1 year ago

Here, here is the start of of the secret surveillance :
Waters Flowing Eastward: The War Against the Kingship of Christ
by L. FRY
On page 6 under Chapter II: THE JEWISH COMMUNITY: ITS SPIRIT AND ORGANISATION

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Ghost Who Walks
Ghost Who Walks
Reply to  teotoon
1 year ago

Very good! Your link doesn’t show on the main comments page though.
What is described here would definitely create what AC is telling us about. And Jews are not the tiny percentage they claim to be, are they. Didn’t Mark Twain think they were more like 20 percent of US population back in his day.

Sam J.
Sam J.
Reply to  Ghost Who Walks
1 year ago

“…And Jews are not the tiny percentage they claim to be…”

I’ve said this constantly. There’s no way they could be involved in so much with the percentages they tell us.

Machine Trooper
Machine Trooper
1 year ago

$1.7 million of $90 books almost overnight? Do you think you could do that? Would Crowder mention you, if you did?

This fits a pattern I’ve seen before. On the Dike Merchant (Amazon), some “conservative author” will come out of nowhere, get bestseller sales figures with thousands of reviews. A couple times; even though such an author is technically the competition, I’ll buy Book 1 and read it. Never better than mediocre; but a couple times I’ve bought the next book or two because I want to encourages authors who don’t publish woke garbage to keep writing. Then, once they think they’ve got you hooked, they start slipping in the LGBT, feminism, “dangerous right-wing extremist” characters, The importance of the war on terror,” even pro-abortion talking points.

They turn out to be gatekeepers like Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson; the GOP, etc. And they’re probably rolled out, like you say, to suck all the grass roots customer base away from somebody who is legit.

Lowell Houser
Lowell Houser
1 year ago

Keep your head down and just KEEP GOING FORWARD.

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

Lowell Houser
Lowell Houser
1 year ago
Lowell Houser
Lowell Houser
1 year ago

This one is a head scratcher for me…. who gives a $180 cutting board to “maintain client relationships”? Good information on keeping a small business flexible, but, yeah I got nothin.’

They bulk buy someone else’s cutting boards, laser engrave them in a couple places, give them a mineral-oil wipedown, and then resell them for up to $170ish dollars. To professionals that give them as gifts to clients? Does that sound hinky to anybody else? Don’t get me wrong, if they found a way to essentially use small CNC machines to more or less print money I’m all for it, but I just can’t see how there is that much demand.
It’s like the wooden tray thing. I’d never buy one, or make for myself, but apparently everybody and their brother sells them on Etsy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16-Pofxzp7c

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Farcesensitive
Reply to  Lowell Houser
1 year ago

It sounds like someone with “connections”. (cabal)

Lowell Houser
Lowell Houser
Reply to  Farcesensitive
1 year ago

Could be, but I have no evidence. I know that she mentions only selling to people they talk to on the phone, in the process of hiring a sales team, and as I am not a chatty person I will never know if that really works or if that’s just Cabal.

anon
anon
1 year ago

From 4chans. Epps is a longtime boomer glownig. Has dirt on Obama. That’s why they won’t touch him and even run cover for him.
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Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

Yeah that 4chan thing was definitely dreamt up by someone who doesn’t know how things work. Anyone that dangerous would be dealt with. Besides, who is he going to show this evidence to? The media? Why would they run it?

people watch too many movies.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
1 year ago

4chan used to be fantastic for this kind of stuff. After “they” noticed, it was quickly infiltrated with false info and fanfics to distract people.

There’s some nuggets but it takes a lot of sifting to find them

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  wooderson
1 year ago

Thanks for this- stayed up way to late reading it

Macaque Mentality
Macaque Mentality
Reply to  wooderson
1 year ago

Very cool. Worthwhile read for those interested in the nature of consciousness. As Chick Missler always like to say, the universe as we know it fits the definition of a digital simulation. First, the universe has a finite size, like a TV screen. Second, there is only so small a substance can get (before it becomes instantaneously dispersed throughout the entire universe), like a pixel on the screen. There was a quantum physicist (maybe more?) that killed himself because he couldn’t take it. The more we learn, the less we know.

Lowell Houser
Lowell Houser
1 year ago

So I TRIED to make this. It hasn’t gone great.

https://www.almanac.com/recipe/george-washingtons-cherry-bounce

Campfire Cocktails! – Excellent Cherry Bounce From The 1700’s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C87qGIpkR8E

I didn’t have anywhere near enough actual cherries to juice, so instead I hunted until I found bottled cherry juice without chemical preservatives. I sourced an apple brandy that with shipping cost me about $70 – for 375ml. Lacking any yeast because I lacked physical cherries,, I used the old standby Lalvin EC1118 white wine yeast. Just bottled it today after two months fermenting. I am the only person who has tried it that can stand to drink it.

I don’t know what the alcohol content is, but pretty sure that it’s HIGH – it hits you quick. I got five bottles and I’m going to let three of them just sit on the wine rack and age for a year or two to see if it smooths out. I added a little monkfruit sweetener and it helped.

Farcesensitive
1 year ago

Navy Officer who Refused COVID ‘Vaccine’ Cleared of Misconduct in Groundbreaking Legal Case

https://needtoknow.news/2022/07/navy-officer-who-refused-covid-vaccine-cleared-of-misconduct-in-groundbreaking-legal-case/

Lord Earl of Sandwich
1 year ago

GET BASED, MAKE BANK! ANTI-WOKE COMIC RAKES IN $1.7M IN PRE-ORDERS – I’m not linking to this shit, just because it pisses me off. 

You are so amazingly and incredibly wrong with your take on this situation. Eric July funded this with his own money to start a company from the ground up telling great stories in comics. It’s not “anti-woke” because he isn’t injecting politics into the comics at all, it’s just focused on good storytelling.
You’re butthurt because Arkhaven didn’t get a shout-out? Well boo fuckin’ hoo. I’m regularly immersed in the comics crowd and I never hear anyone talk about Arkhaven except you and Vox Day. If that stuff were legitimately growing in appeal I would have heard someone mention it by now. I even asked on a comics related discord if anyone had read any Arkhaven books and nobody has responded so far.
Most people reading comics don’t want politics in their comics and it doesn’t matter if it’s left or right. They don’t read comics for politics (life is already full of too much political shit), they read comics for a good story involving good characters, good art and having a little escape from the political intrusions on daily life.
You write on here how mainstream news reports on an event for which you have personal knowledge and they get it amazingly wrong and how you should generalize that to everything else told to you by mainstream news. I agree with that. And you know what? That is why I enjoy the news articles you link to, but don’t give a FUCK about your “analysis”. Because here is an event for which I have external knowledge about what is happening beyond your reporting and your “analysis” is an utter pile of uninformed bullshit.
To you, everything is a conspiracy of the “connected”, the “cabal” or some other super-secret network of people that are intrinsically “running” everything. Planned economies, which were explicitly such networks of people attempting to run everything, fail miserably every place they have been tried. Somehow you think that this “connected” “network” of “cabal” have somehow managed to succeed in running everything despite all historical evidence demonstrating that such things cannot and will not work.
That is magical thinking, not rational thinking. It’s the same thinking that lefties use when they say “real communism hasn’t been tried yet!” except for you it’s “the real network hasn’t been exposed yet!”. You’re both miserably and utterly wrong.

Lord Earl of Sandwich
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

I already explained it.
You manage to find some interesting news articles worth sharing. I do share them. But I don’t personally find your tacked-on analysis compelling or even mildly convincing, so I don’t share that, except maybe privately with a friend or two for a laugh.
I have shared your page on narcissists with someone who has had first-hand dealings with a number of narcissists and they echoed the sentiments you posted there.
I also see some value in the r/K evolutionary psychology approach to things.
So I’m not saying everything you have produced is worthless or without merit, but all your off-the-cuff remarks about “I bet he is connected” or “imagine the surveillance” and so-on, ALWAYS posted without a shred of evidence, to be laughable.
In this case, I know the story from outside of your conjecture and hypotheticals and all your “I don’t know…” and “I have no idea…” disclaimers and that’s what it all boils down to: you don’t know and you have no idea what is actually going on but you’re talking like an expert and filling every empty space with your surveillance conspiracy theories. Even Vox Day wasn’t exhibiting a response that paranoid and personally vindictive.
You’re acting like Eric July is your sworn enemy, yet obviously you know nothing about him.

Darrell Harb Christianson
Darrell Harb Christianson
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

Even if July is Cabal,would it really be a mistake to promote Arkhaven? It’s not a global power, it’s just an up-and-coming publishing house. And if the endorsement did help Vox Day’s sales and political power, Cabal can interfere in other ways.
I’m not trying to mix into this argument, just pointing out that boosting Vox Day would probably not hurt something as powerful as Cabal. It could be useful campouflage for a Cabal asset.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

He’s playing the same game as other trolls have in the past.
He’s being a voice of “reason” that accepts everything but the surveillance and the cabal’s control of society using it.

His vociferous defense of July just makes July all the more suspicious.

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phelps
phelps
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 year ago

Two people laughing at you means you are outgrouped. Outgrouping is their greatest fear.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Lord Earl of Sandwich
1 year ago

Feudalism worked well enough.
That’s what cabal does, crypto-feudalism.
You are either ignorant or a deceitful troll.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Lord Earl of Sandwich
1 year ago

I have a request for you: when this guy publishes a book or two more, check back in on this comment and let us know how it ages. If you’re right, this relative nobody with secret big boy funding will still be making legit content.

If we’re right, he’ll be weaseling in a faggot sub-plot, a race mixing couple, or some other cabal shit. And I know you’ll never cop to it, because this is clearly an ego issue for you and not an impartial analysis of the facts on the ground, but I hope you would have the guts to admit we were right if that’s how it pans out.

Crowder is a confirmed faggot glownig, so anyone who branches off of him is probably even gayer. I’m not going to be mad if I’m wrong, but if it smells like shit it just might be.