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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2025 #222476
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    Just stumbled on the trailer I’ve been waiting for ever since hearing for months that Spielberg was working on a new movie about ET disclosure. Here it is:

    Disclosure Day | Official Teaser

    I also recently watched the latest documentary called: Age of Disclosure, which was well done and moved the disclosure ball a few more yards down the field. I speculate that Spielberg has been consulting with many of these same people in order to move the ball a bit further this summer, preparing (conditioning) the world’s population for the inevitable revelation that we are not alone, and never have been.

    When it finally happens, I expect it to be only a partial disclosure, as a full disclosure would be too much for most to handle. There are many facets to this issue that go well beyond alien visitations. Like Neo, the world would ‘pop’ from the ontological shock.

    I have nothing to boast about, you see, as I fully understand how easy it is to go through life in the dream state, eyes half closed, outsourcing all the hard work to mommy and daddy government (or the parish priest) so that I can play video games all day and order takeout pizza. It took getting smashed over the head repeatedly to get my attention. Once the eyes are open, however, there is no going back, and you must live with the isolation it creates and the heavy burden of knowing, at least until others get on the same page.

    If humanity is to survive, we need this realignment sooner rather than later. You might as well start preparing yourself now. Life IS the Universal default.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2025 #219894
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    Covid was a great sifter of the normies into opposing camps. As you may have noticed, not many have been willing to admit they were wrong and change camps. Their camp is more important to them than truth or freedom. Instead, they prefer the safety of the herd, and the emotional warmth of wrapping themselves in delusions of virtue. It’s time to prepare for war.

    EU v USA | Tom Luongo, Alex Krainer, EM Burlingame

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 29 2025 #217213
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    Had to do a double-take when I saw the new post!

    No apology is necessary, Raul. Please take care of yourself and continue with your rehab. Whatever is best for you right now is what is most important. Thanks for letting us know what occured to take you away from your blog. As you can see, we knuckleheads just kept on going in your absence.

    in reply to: (No) Debt Rattle October 14 2025 #210648
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    You embrace reincarnation. What gets reincarnated? – Dr. John Day

    Firstly, I’ve come to accept that the human mind is limited and much of what we are given from above are crude approximations that can be mentally digested instead of spit up. As one ET told the experiencer when asked how the propulsion system worked: “You would not be able to comprehend it.”

    My current understanding is that only a portion of the soul is reincarnated, and that this is composed of matter located above the mental plane. I’m talking only of the body we are given that encases the localized spark of God, which we experience as the self. The bodies of more evolved creatures are said to contain matter from even higher planes, which matter gives them greater power and abilities of expression. Each interpenetrating layer (or sheath) of the body gives one access to its respective plane of matter according to the abilities and faculties developed so far. And when incarnated, each forms an interconnecting link down to the physical, such that a thought in the mental body can be directed into some action in the physical, for example. But as one of the Varginha ET’s said to the surgeon setting his broken leg, “I feel sorry for you humans, because you are disconnected from your spiritual self.” Thus, the source of most of humanity’s problems.

    And of course, it’s not that simple. Just as the physical plane has its periodic table of elements, so do other planes of matter have their levels of complexity and density.

    So, the act of reincarnation is a portion of the soul (highest matter composing our body) descending into dense matter down to the physical plane where we reside now. On the way down we acquire a new mental, emotional, etheric, and physical body as justly deserved according to karma, our ability, and life mission. Death being the reversal of this process.

    The evidence is everywhere and overwhelming, yet it is little known. Few seek it out, or even ask. They would much rather find out who won the game last night, or what is on sale this week at Saks.

    And one can easily understand why this information tends to be smothered in its crib by authorities. Western civilization would come to a screeching halt once people learned that they were immortal and no longer need fear physical death, as any NDE’er would attest.

    in reply to: (No) Debt Rattle October 14 2025 #210361
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    Thank you, John, and Topcat, your comments gave me a needed smile.

    I took the occasion to go back to some old books for reassurance, as I often do during times that feel like a rope-a-dope beating. I was looking for a particular chapter that describes the refinement process which gets initiated whenever some earthly aspirant (the poor sap) draws the attention of those who occupy a higher plane.

    What follows is the development that normally occurs gradually, almost imperceptibly over numerous lifetimes is kicked into high gear and compressed into a mere few. What from their perspective is a wise and merciful acceleration of the evolutionary process, feels like all hell has broken loose from ours. Energies are put in motion that you never dreamed existed, like living in a microwave oven. Every system that composes the body is affected, especially those systems outside the reach of current medical science.

    Anyway, I’ve already said too much for what constitutes a mostly political blog, and close this segment by reminding myself that even though the world appears to be run by dark forces today, and we are tempted to despair, this world rests in wiser and more powerful hands than those who think they are in charge here below. Just as does each of us.

    in reply to: (No) Debt Rattle October 14 2025 #210303
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    Sorry for the long silence, but like many others, I’ve had my own fish to fry. Plus, everyone else has been doing well in keeping TAE on life support. I’ve certainly missed Raul, and wonder how it is he disappeared without any backup to either wrap things up or put us in standby mode. The way things have been going the past few years, losing TAE feels like just one more of the many supports that have been kicked out from underneath. There have been many, my friend, leaving some of us to feel like we are completely on our own. That is not true, of course, but it sure feels like it sometimes.

    I’ve come to realize that being aware of things that the people around us are unaware of is a heavy burden to bear, because one bears it alone, and it has the effect of creating a feeling of isolation. When you try to share it, which is natural, it usually backfires. So, you learn to keep it to yourself and try to fit in as best you can. The alternative is to mount a soapbox and play the lunatic. At least Neo had Trinity and the crew of the Nebuchadnezzar to commiserate with. When I feel like cracking under the pressure, I try to remember that this knowledge is a valuable treasure that took blood, sweat, and tears to earn. I wanted it, or was compelled to seek it out. But being weak, I sometimes find it difficult to carry.

    On the Homefront, I still rely on Herr Docktor, Alex Krainer, and Tom Luongo as touchstones that resonate strongly with my own thinking. When times look dark I try to keep in mind that no matter what setbacks we may experience today, Truth will eventually prevail in all things, because it is part of the unstoppable central driving force of the Universe.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 12 2025 #195578
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    “CK had the exact same access to the live images from Gaza as anybody else, including the students that he “debated”. In this era there is no excuse for being willful ignorant and promoting what is absolutely untrue borders with being evil. He may have been “pressured”, though.” – kultsommer

    Another perspective: Like most Christians today, he probably conflated the Zionist state of Israel with biblical writers. This is easy to do, and the idea is highly promoted by religious thought leaders. If Christianity was the structure on which his psyche was built, how easy would it be for him to exorcise this false belief? To see the modern state of Israel as an assembly of murdering Zionist zealots rather than God’s Chosen People?

    CK was not a simple man who took matters lightly. His beliefs were deeply held and were his compass in life. However, it is likely that at the ripe age of 31, he was not yet a sovereign man, and still relied on certain religious leaders for his doctrine. Just as people we all know look to their favorite TV anchor to make sense of the day’s events… or the NYT or the WSJ.

    It would be like trying to convince a recently boosted covidian that Anthony Fauci is a murdering psychopath, even though the health clinic parking lot is strewn with bodies. “If that were true he wouldn’t be on TV every day, but in prison! Now will someone get these bodies out of the way so I can get my car out?”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 12 2025 #195548
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    Charlie Kirk’s support for Israel:

    Let’s put this in context, can we? I don’t know about you, but at the age of 30 I didn’t know my ass from a hold in the ground. Unless you were lucky enough to be born outside the Matrix, or your parents were well informed on the nature of the world, you were programmed to accept certain beliefs. I’m guessing that Charlie Kirk was no different. Even with a keen mind, it takes a great deal of life experience to start putting the pieces together. The development of the human mind is a process. It takes time, and volumes of input to synthesize the ideas that eventually supplant the original programming.

    Just when was it that Jason obtained the golden fleece? At the beginning of the journey or the end?

    Like the new prospector who sets out with his burro and shiny new pickaxe, he will walk over acres of raw diamonds in search of his fortune just over the horizon.

    If Charlie Kirk was truly a lover of truth he would have eventually come around. Any dogma or false loyalty in his programming would have been jettisoned. He would have had his ‘dark night of the soul’ with its disillusionment and depression, and risen a new man.

    Because his life was cut short, we will never know. I think he was well on his way, though. But like Socrates, he had a ‘corrupting’ influence on the youth, and therefore had to be eliminated.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 10 2025 #195389
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    Charlie Kirk: CNN reports that it was a mostly peaceful assassination.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 13 2025 #193845
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    Classic D today. Firing on all cylinders. Spot on.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 1 2025 #193251
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    Concerning the Richard Werner interview with Tucker Carlson:

    I remember seeing a presentation of his a few years back. When he got the part about how easy it was to make the banks solvent using his QE techniques, that he seemed so giddy about, I remember thinking, well that just doesn’t seem right. If there is no fallout for fraud and negligent lending, it acts as positive feedback for the boom/bust cycles. Crash the system, keep your job, all your excess winnings, and get a big fat bonus for being a top producer. Then, the central bank just moves some digits around in its computers for its BFF’s. Nobody gets hurt, except the little guys, those that the central bank wants to harvest.

    The other point I didn’t like about his solution was that with QE the asset inflation stayed in the system. Wonder why young couples can’t afford homes anymore and have to move back in with mom and dad? Yeah, QE.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 31 2025 #193180
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    Hillary

    Well for one, if you are divested of your ill-gotten wealth and thrown in prison for a 10’er, all the other psychopaths in positions of authority might think twice before abusing their office and committing crimes against the people they were hired to serve.

    As has been said here, punishment may not undo the wrongs done, but it will send a cautionary message to the others.

    Sooooooo…..

    Arrest Somone

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 25 2025 #192772
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    I’m interested in your “30 hour ibogaine journey”. – John Day

    The friends and acquaintances I know who did ibogaine back in the day all did it to rid themselves of opiate addiction, especially heroin. Is that part of your trip? – Topcat

    So sorry for the late reply. It was a very busy day…

    I’ve heard too that Ibogaine is a powerful tool for rebooting the central nervous system in addicts, but only read this after my experience. For some reason this was hidden from me beforehand. Possibly due to my own carelessness while reading up. As for myself, I approached it as someone who felt stalled in their inner work and was willing to try something different to initiate a breakthrough. I wrote about it here a while back, but left out many specifics that didn’t seem appropriate for this audience. Discussing things others cannot relate to is normally ill-advised and often triggers blowback. But there may be a few here that can benefit, so I will offer more:

    After ingesting a large quantity of the ground root, I could sense my entire nervous system lighting up. An actual light appeared inside my head and to the best of my knowledge my etheric vision was activated. This I suffered through as layer upon layer of the etheric realms passed before me, all full of life, starting with the most disgusting creatures and up to the most sublime in the higher realms. Early on I had to keep opening up my physical eyes in order to short circuit sights I was not strong enough to view. My theory is that I began at the lowest wrung of the etheric world and worked my way up to the higher planes where marvelous beings lived at a higher vibrational rate.

    Afterward, as I shared before, I was totally depleted and could barely stand. All the other attendees hopped in their cars and took off for parts unknown, while I was left almost helpless. My sense of perception had shrunk to the size of a small bubble just around my person. It was a miracle that I was able to find lodging just down the road, and it took a few attempts before I walked into the correct building for registration. Things we all take for granted that a child could do. It took a few days of self-care before I felt I could find my way back down from Canada to Washington State where I live.

    I never got my breakthrough, but something entirely unexpected. I assume that my experience was unique based on all the other reports during debriefing. Some were even disappointed because they experienced nothing other than an upset stomach. I withheld much of my experience sensing the others would not understand, since the reasons for them being there were varied and different than my own.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 25 2025 #192752
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    The night that changed politics forever:

    Say what you want about Trump, his goofy meandering speeches, his narcissism, junk-food persona, etc. BUT, he is the closest thing to a superman I’ve seen. How many of us could stand up under the global onslaught directed at him since he threw his hat in the political ring? One day he is a cheered guest on the talk show circuit, and the next day the media-murder contracts go out like he’s John Wick. Why? Because he was not part of the global plan to destabilize the US. He was now in the way.

    Trump’s ability to withstand this amazes me. Such strength! As for me, a couple good shots and my knees start to buckle. The recovery time is faster, but it still takes too long for my taste. Imagine now a continues tag-team of blows coming from every possible direction and bent on your destruction. He is truly a Gray Champion chosen for this pivotal point in history.

    Jail for Obama:

    Putting him behind bars would be satisfying, but will probably not happen due to the layers of legal protection around the presidency. However, I would be content if all his crimes were exposed to the glare of public scrutiny, so that the tin halo were smacked off his head, and he spent at minimum a year in the pillory stocks being spat upon and being pelted with rotten vegetables. That jive turkey’s false mystique, and all those like him, must be destroyed.

    “Yes but they already knew. Nobody cares. The Jury for all this is the American People.” – Dr D concerning the Russia-Gate Hoax.

    Bear with me here… Yes, it boils down to the controllers vs the controlled. The top of the pyramid is small compared to its base, from which it derives its power. This explains their mad scramble for AI managed censorship. The top-down media empire is the keystone of the whole system. It provides the daily programming for all the human drones. The internet has been THE destabilizing force.

    One of the primary realizations I gained on my 30-hour ibogaine journey was this: that man is a semi-intelligent animal, very limited in its perception of reality. It wasn’t a happy consignment for me, but explained much.

    Imagine looking down from the top of the pyramid and seeing billions of these sleepy human animals with their eyes half closed stumbling about the planet, all these “useless eaters” consuming resources and wreaking havoc. The easiest thing to do is to use their natural-born tendencies to manage them, you know, like we do with farm animals. For example, in the past the tendency to gather in groups with similar thinking and goals (herding) provided safety and harmony. It does have a downside, though, which is used against us. Were you paying attention to all the Covid messaging?

    Sydney Powell is out for blood.

    She tried to blow the whistle on the 2020 election coup that put Biden in office, but the global establishment came down on her like a ton of bricks to destroy her. She thought that the legal system actually worked. Now that Trump is back in office, she sees some light and is going back on the offensive.

    Scott Adams: Obama’s Russia Hoax & ‘Fine People’ Lie Ruined My Life and Divided America!

    Just Wow! Facing one’s death brings a lot of clarity to life. All the pettiness and foolishness are swept aside and what is truly important comes into focus. Often for the first time. The amount of damage and suffering inflicted on humanity from the steady stream of LIES and FALSEHOOD handed down from our leadership in just the last 10 years is staggering. Now try to wrap your mind around human history.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 19 2025 #192361
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    The Plan

    Another bit of evidence showing that more people are beginning to catch on. That those who run this world do not have our best interests at heart. The curtain has been pulled back, take a good hard look if you’ve got the stomach.

    Whether you are a person, a nation, or a world, a Reckoning must always follow an Awakening, otherwise it is all in vain.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 29 2025 #191123
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    It is true, that without courage it is impossible to walk the spiritual path. It will demand everything from you, and place you in situations that require all your chips on the table. Many of my night trainings consist of being put in situations where I must learn to control my fear. If not, the test ends immediately.

    However, when it comes to dealing with others, I believe in a balanced approach. Having said that, there are those occasions where the two-by-four against the head is more effective that the spoon full of sugar. Such was my case, the proud and stubborn blockhead. But sadly, there are few that can tolerate the slash and burn method offered by the spiritual warrior. I’m often reminded of the example of Sri Yukteswar, the guru who taught Yogananda:

    “Straightforwardness without civility is like a surgeon’s knife, effective but unpleasant. Candor with courtesy is helpful and admirable.” …

    Students came, and generally went. Those who craved a path of oily sympathy and comfortable recognitions did not find it at the hermitage. Master offered shelter and shepherding for the aeons, but many disciples miserly demanded ego-balm as well. They departed, preferring life’s countless humiliations before any humility. Master’s blazing rays, the open penetrating sunshine of his wisdom, were too powerful for their spiritual sickness. They sought some lesser teacher who, shading them with flattery, permitted the fitful sleep of ignorance.

    During my early months with Master, I had experienced a sensitive fear of his reprimands. These were reserved, I soon saw, for disciples who had asked for his verbal vivisection. If any writhing student made a protest, Sri Yukteswar would become unoffendedly silent. His words were never wrathful, but impersonal with wisdom.

    Master’s insight was not for the unprepared ears of casual visitors; he seldom remarked on their defects, even if conspicuous. But toward students who sought his counsel, Sri Yukteswar felt a serious responsibility. Brave indeed is the guru who undertakes to transform the crude ore of ego-permeated humanity! A saint’s courage roots in his compassion for the stumbling eyeless of this world.

    When I had abandoned underlying resentment, I found a marked decrease in my chastisement. In a very subtle way, Master melted into comparative clemency. In time I demolished every wall of rationalization and subconscious reservation behind which the human personality generally shields itself. The reward was an effortless harmony with my guru. I discovered him then to be trusting, considerate, and silently loving. Undemonstrative, however, he bestowed no word of affection.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 26 2025 #191007
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    Maybe because you didn’t say anything at the time, only now, some time afterwards? You do understand that time moves for everyone, not just you? – aspnaz

    Good point. You got me.

    I don’t have unlimited time and energy to research world events, nor would I spend it that way if I did. But, yes, I tend to be a slow learner. Others get there before I do. Yet, I do eventually get there.

    Just like with Covid. I believe most of us here were bamboozled right out of the gate. The world had not seen a psyop of this magnitude and coordination before. Yes, some of the moving parts had that “rotten in Denmark” smell, others seemed legit, and other parts were yet to be uncovered. It was too big to get the mind around in one sitting. It took days, weeks, months, to identify how all the moving parts fit together, to flesh out the aims of its planners. “Fool me once…”

    The goal is to awaken humanity, not to punish them for their shortcomings. Life does that all on its own.

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    Iran war follow-up:

    When Iran’s nuclear sites were first hit with Trump’s bunker-busters, wherever I turned it seemed that the antiwar faction of MAGA went into a tizzy. MAGA is dead… Forget the Peace Prize… etc. etc. All the time I’m thinking, hey, if I can see that this was political theater, why can’t these guys? Why all the hysterics?

    Next thought, if I can see it, so can his political enemies, and they’re going to expose the fraud and blow the whole thing, giving Bibi the opening to continue beating NATO over the head with his “Iran is 30 days away from a nuclear bomb” schtick. It seems that some, like CNN, poked their heads up to make the case, but got shouted down. Apparently, when this was contrived, all the big players got on board to lock down the story. Hard to imagine with Trump the hip-shooter.

    So, the result: a major turning point away from western colonialism and toward multi-polarism. Isreal gets its fanny paddled, and loses its war cred. Iran is strengthened on all fronts, with sanction relief on the horizon. Trump has some PR work to do to bring the peaceniks back into the MAGA fold. Maybe in time they will figure it out too, noticing that the end result of the fake bombing trumps their peacenik purity test.

    Memes

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    Obliterated

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    Gilbert Doctorow: U.S. Bombing of Iran as Political Theatre?

    The information space has been more polluted than normal. It seems to be the primary battleground today. That is why I appreciate the different points of view offered by analysts like Alex Krainer and Gilbert Doctorow. Neither analyst relies on hysterical hyperbolics to gather clicks, but offer their opinions at a steady 60bpm. I believe Herr Docktor is hot on the trail also, just as he was with Covid.

    Based on the little I’ve seen and read the past few days, I also lean in the direction that this was all political theater. The true motives being hidden behind a PR campaign designed to appease the peasants and stabilize financial markets. Sometimes in life there are no easy choices, where one must make a terrible choice in order to avoid a fatal outcome, as in removing a leg to save the body. I think that Trump just did so. Taking the political hit to his MAGA brand in order to box Israel in and possibly stave off WWIII.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 10 2025 #185930
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    @DB-Smith

    You may be too easily influenced by “expert” opinion. Who’s to say how accurate is Britanica’s summary of Durkheim’s life, motivations, and contribution to the world? After reading The Daily Prophet, I immediately signed up with the Death Eaters to fight against Dumbledore, Harry Potter, and all his hair-brained, mudblood friends.

    State Media

    If you want to understand Durkheim, read Durkheim. The same goes for any revolutionary (non-approved) source of ideas. Go right to the source. Otherwise, you become just another victim of state-sponsored media, or jealous critics with an axe to grind. Both are skilled at tossing red herrings to throw you off the trail of knowledge and ideas that are dangerous to the status quo.

    I’m not saying Durkheim is the Holy Grail, only that his ideas were revolutionary to the newly formed discipline of sociology, as well as my own ideas about what is “good” or “bad” for society.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 10 2025 #185921
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    “And this is why Conservatives don’t aspire to, don’t want to live in a Perfect world, just a pretty okay one.”

    And this is healthy for a functioning society, that a certain amount of crime or deviance exist. Without it society would stagnate, for it is often the deviants (rule-breakers), such as Kepler, Galileo and Luther, that move a society forward. In other words, a certain amount of criminal behavior is necessary to grind against society for it to evolve. Too little and it stagnates, too much and it breaks down.

    I never thought much about sociology until I read Emile Durkheim, who turned many of my cherished beliefs on their head.

    Durkheim Quote

    Also, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn like Fyodor Dostoevsky are literary geniuses, even though they just so happen to be evilly-evil Ruskies. You know, all those low-life mongrels that propelled the Bolshoi to the pinnacle of excellence.

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    Interesting take from Alex Krainer that Trump’s war on Yemen may actually be another indirect war front against the globalists, because it has the effect of closing down Red Sea shipping on which Europe depends.

    Is Trump attacking Europe in Yemen?

    So sorry about your ships having to go around Africa, Ol’ Chap.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle April 7 2025 #185712
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    “Those manufacturers Trump wants to bring back to America are the same manufacturers who screwed you over the first time when they went offshore to avoid paying fair wages, fair prices and fair practices in the first place.”

    And thus we see how the rules of the game determine how it will be played. As in Monopoly, the ruthless take-no-prisoners approach will often win the day. It seems unethical, unfair, immoral even, but hey, do you want to get run over or win?

    Let’s say you are a true blue American, who wants to build PC’s in you home state, pay decent wages, etc. But one of your five competitors decides that he can save 40% by building them using the cheap labor in Vietnam. He lowers his PC prices and starts eating into your market share. To survive, the others decided they must do the same thing. But you’re a true blue American, so instead of offshoring your manufacturing, you talk your employees into taking a pay cut and chisel away at product quality. This keeps you afloat for a few more years, but your top talent leaves for greener pastures, and your market share dwindles. Eventually, you are bought out or close your doors. Goodbye manufacturing jobs.

    If there is a loophole that will give you a competitive edge, then you would be a fool not to exploit it. If you refuse, the Board will find someone who will and throw you out on your ear, sans stock options. Very few business leaders have the option of following their heart or national loyalty.

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    Kraken

    Yawn

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    @phoenixvoice

    Thanks for sharing more details about your Covid experience. I applaud your effort and bravery. Much of it feels familiar, although on my side we had a large coffee group of many years get torn apart. Small potatoes, I know, compared to seeing grandma wither away through the window all alone. Or having grandpa put on the euthanasia protocol and buried a few days later. Or having the medical board revoke your license for following the Hypocritic Oath.

    My family and I were lucky. Thanks to some rather sharp commenters on this forum, especially Optimus Prime, the media’s hypnotic spell was broken early. Most family members were receptive to my concerns, and I was able to stock up on certain remedies before the govt import crackdown occurred. At first, I thought, what am I going to do with all this stuff, but after a couple of years most of it was used up by family and friends. I like to believe that I was able to save the life of my father, who is now 96. I think he caught Covid twice. My sister and her husband were the only family that would not listen. They live in the belly of the beast, NY, where TV pundit shows blare non-stop through the day.

    It’s interesting to hear you bring up “shedding”. I’ve never been a homebody, so get out of the house whenever I can. Thus, I had much contact with the vaxxed. I take pride in staying fit (as best I can), but after the jabs started, I was drained for months. Couldn’t understand why it was happening. Really dragging my butt. Was it all the high altitude spraying, vax spike shedding, allergies, cancer? What? It eventually subsided and my energy returned to normal.

    More than anything Covid showed me (by inference) how a shadowy global govt was active by the “lockstep” behavior of western media and medicine. It brought to the forefront their desire for centralized control and surveillance. The censorship industrial complex. Their ongoing effort to create deadly pathogens. Their willingness to kill millions, if not billions. Plans for depopulation. Really big stuff, that otherwise would have been difficult to accept.

    That MK Ultra was no rogue aberration. Governments really don’t care about subjecting entire populations to psychological torture and tearing the social fabric apart. And then there is Ukraine, the ultimate example. Don’t get me started.

    This last part wasn’t aimed at you, Phoenix, just bonus material for the others.

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    Remembering 2020…

    Look, folks, this is simple. If you want to stay safe from Covid all you have to do is get the Covid vaccine. When they tell you to get the booster, you get the booster. When they tell you to show your Vaccine Passport, you show your Vaccine Passport. When they tell you to report your unvaxxed neighbors, you report your unvaxxed neighbors. When they tell you to get into the boxcar, you get into the f*cking boxcar. Why in the hell is this so difficult to understand, people?!

    Boxcars

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    “I was shunned by those I thought were friends. However, I would not term these people as “immoral.” Misguided, deluded, foolish — they are all of these. Immoral? No.”

    Phoenix, I would’nt be too quick to give these people a pass on their Covid behaviors. As many writers have since pointed out, the Covid psyop was a mighty sifter of souls, even more so than Russiagate.

    When you were shunned by those who were once close, did it not cause emotional pain? Bewilderment? Feelings of betrayal? Isolation? Don’t forget that many others lost their jobs, livelihoods, and were cast from their social groups like lepers. Was this all motivated by love? When you refused to submit to the experimental gene therapy, did your close friends gather round you as in an intervention, and lovingly try to help you see the light? No need to answer that, as nobody I know had that experience.

    Why did they allow themselves to be gaslit, deluded, marshalled against their loved ones like Stalin’s “useful idiots”? Turning on their neighbors, ferreting out the unvaxxed, the unwoke, the unbelievers? On the attack, rubbing their hands in glee with each new heretic chastened? We were inches away from witch-burnings, stonings, and concentration camps. This is not morality, but something else.

    Too me it smacks of moral superiority. Narcissism. Fear. Hatred. Lack of principle and personal sovereignty. A willingness to sacrifice principles, values, family, friends, and neighbors in order to be “safe” or “right”.

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    “That’s a slippery slope if I ever saw one, and like I said before, it is seldom okay to lie, cheat or take more than your fair share.”

    If one is motivated by love, there is no desire to defraud or take advantage of another. If love for the stranger is lacking, which is typical for the majority at this stage of development, there are other good reasons to treat one another fairly:

    The cosmos is either chaotic or orderly. To the brute it looks chaotic, but the wise can see order in all things. That order rests on a foundation of natural laws, which are immutable. Justice reigns supreme. There is no getting something for nothing. No stealing, fraud, or unfairness which is not reciprocated either in this life or another. Payment is always due. Before leaving the human kingdom to start at the bottom of the next evolutionary kingdom, your books must balance to the penny.

    Once this is understood, one treads much more carefully through life. Eventually, love takes hold, where the law is written in the heart, and the desire to profit at the expense of another becomes unthinkable.

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    You’re in a War (and You Don’t Even Know It) | Eric Weinstein [ARC 2025]

    This popped up in my YouTube feed today, and since I’ve been out of touch with the Weinsteins as of late, I gave it a listen to see where Eric was at. I was not disappointed.

    I felt a level of vindication for my stance that we are all in an undeclared hybrid war. Stated multiple times on this forum, but rarely among the normies in my social circle, those programmable drones who receive marching orders with each evening’s new cycle. As if hypnotized they are impervious to facts, logic, or principle. And as with other information sharing forums, TAE has had its share of enemy infiltrators and saboteurs.

    I’m not sure I agree with Eric in that we are “marooned” in our star system because of light speed limitations. Based on what I’ve learned with UFO research, we are in possession of several working ET craft of various designs. I’m not convinced that the human brain has the necessary faculties to reverse engineer their physics, but we (humans) have figured out how to pilot some of their craft. There is much hidden which needs disclosure.

    A couple of interesting quotes from the late Ben Rich CEO Lockheed Skunk Works:

    “We now have the technology to take ET home”

    “We already have the means to travel among the stars, but these technologies are locked up in black projects and it would take an act of God to ever get them out to benefit humanity.”

    Dang, long phone call just now. Lost my train. Sorry for the late submission.

    Anyway, I also disagree with his claim that humanities future depends on physics. It’s his discipline, so I guess he’s partial. It’s my belief that humanity needs a new level of consciousness, or at least a new level of moral development. At least then, we might solve our problems on this planet instead of exporting them to a new star system, as if the central issue was Lebensraum.

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    Trump now says he is close to imposing more sanctions on Russia instead

    I suspect much of what we see on the surface is for public consumption, while the real work goes on behind the scenes. Putin, who miraculously was able to slowly raise his nation off its knees, while keeping both internal and external enemies in check, is no dummy. He knows the predicament that Trump is in, because he’s been there himself.

    “Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right, Here I am, stuck in the middle with you”

    Trump, on the other hand, must say a lot of bizarre things to act as lightening rod for the media (a role he relishes), while his agents pursue his MAGA-ANTI-WWIII-MULTIPOLAR agenda unmolested. He must also throw out the occasional anti-Russian threat to keep the black hats in his own camp off balance, not to mention an unstable population that is still under the spell of eight years of Russia-gate anti-Trump brainwashing. Trump must thread the needle if he wishes to succeed. Attempting to turn the ship of state too quickly could be fatal. Putin knows this, so will play Punch and Judy to the spotlight, while he, Trump, and other sovereigntists, reshape the post-WWII order off stage.

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    More Alex Krainer. Now, here is guy I can listen to all day with the only side effect being an increase in the understanding of geopolitics.

    Is Trump’s GRAND BARGAIN with Russia an ATTACK on Europe and The UK?

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    Cuckoo

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    I hear you, KS and MR. I’ve just been away for a while, and hearing Richard Wolff repeat the same old tropes about the capitalist system hit me the wrong way and I needed to kvetch. With the populist movement currently building in the West, you’d think he could come up with some new material which was relevant to today’s zeitgeist. He’s so dependably boring, and must think we are simpletons to believe that Biden was under the influence of the ghost of the Soviet Union past. See, even now I can’t stop. The guy brings out the worst in me.

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    @michael-reid

    I appreciate all posts, as they are grist for the mill, so don’t take my criticism personally. It is directed at Mr. Wolff.

    I caught the live version of Nima’a podcast earlier today just as Richard Wolff started going on about how Biden and Blinken were still seeing Russia from the Soviet boogeyman perspective. That they were in denial, blah blah blah…

    Had to kill it right there, as I can never listen to that Marxist idiot without my brain starting to hurt. What a load of bullshit. Why not just admit both Biden and Blinken were installed pawns in a global power play to destroy both Russia and the US so that they can set up their NWO global totalitarian planetary government? Too soon to go there? People aren’t ready for the truth? Either way, stop giving this knucklehead an audience he can mislead with his inanities.

    As for the confirmation of Tulsi and RFK, I find myself hoping that this will be the beginning of a great reformation of not only our government, but all western governments. That the globalist satanic cult will get exposed to bright sunshine and quickly pulverized. That books will be written about how close we came to their hell on earth control grid and depopulation schemes, and whenever their names are mentioned, people will spit in disgust and vow never again.

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    I’ve been a bit disappointed in some of the criticisms going around about Trump’s tactics and possible lack of awareness concerning Ukraine. I know that analysts have to make a living, they need clicks and viewers, headlines, etc. But really, give the guy some room. Stop waving your arms around at every tweet or comment that doesn’t align with what you think should be done.

    I’m reminded of the scene from the movie, Lincoln, where the president is being badgered by a colleague for not taking a direct route to the goal, encouraging Abe to follow his “inner compass.” And what was Lincoln’s response?

    “A compass will point to true north from where you’re standing. But it’s got no advice about the swamps and the deserts and chasms that you’ll encounter along the way. If we’re heedless of obstacles and sink in the swamp, what’s the use of knowing true north?”

    And what is the Trump administration’s “true north”? To throw off the yoke of globalist control and regain US national sovereignty. How he goes about it is his own business, best kept close to his vest. He can spout whatever he wants to get his enemies spinning in their chairs or sparring at shadows, while he and his team plan their next moves.

    Many commenters here have said it better, but I still find it amazing (actually providential) that the Trump of today is much different than the Trump of 2020. He’s had 4 long years, a stolen election and 2 assassination attempts, to rub shoulders with other sovereigntists to get the inside scoop. And the world has had 4 long years of watching the globalists come out of their hiding places to wreak havoc on western culture, watching their WEF Manchurian Candidates steer their respective nations into the Marxist ditch.

    The Covid agenda was a giant wake-up call to anyone with half a brain, making the post-covid world radically different than pre-covid, where most were still unaware of what the NWO had in store for them, and those that did were still lashing out at the divide-and-conquer phantoms put before them.

    The battle lines are much clearer now, and the troops wiser and better trained. It’s a sure bet that our path to the goal is not going to be a straight line, so let’s not belly-ache so much when Trump takes an unexpected turn, rather than mounting a frontal assault with guns blazing.

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    Oxy said,

    “I have a feeling the English including Galloway are lashing out because they are ashamed of their country (few centuries of genocide and colonialism helps) and hate Elon for holding a mirror up that they let get real dirty. I kind of despise that class system of cucks and landed gentry. Can’t they do anything about it? Australians probably no better.”

    BINGO!!

    You know this is happening all over western European countries, and that the issue is being suppressed to minimize pushback on their “immigration flood” operation. Why is Elon catching so much heat over this? Because he’s directly over the WEF target: the destruction of national cultures.

    Just ask Lara Logan how well western women are respected by Muslim men.

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    A late-to-the-party H-1B comment:

    When I first began my career in microelectronics (1975), the engineering staff was all USDA home-grown with one token minority to satisfy hiring requirements from civil rights legislation. No one knew what he did whenever he showed up for work, but we all knew why he was there and kept our mouths shut.

    When I retired in 2007, I was the minority, surrounded by young Chinese and Indian engineers. If you were lucky, they spoke English to include you in the conversation, but many times not. The comradery I once felt at work was long gone, and I stuck out like an old burro at the Kentucky Derby.

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    “You were sick, but now you are well again. And there’s work to be done.” ~ kilgore trout

    Boy did that quote ring some bells:

    “You were asleep, but now you are awake. And there’s work to be done.”

    “You were insane, but now you are sane. And there’s work to be done.”

    “You were enslaved, but now you are free. And there’s work to be done.”

    “You were ignorant, but now you are knowing. And there’s work to be done.”

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