FiatLux

Will the injected even be able to dream?

Generally, if it’s digital, “smart,” or has a screen, it has a propaganda or surveillance function built into it.

I think some people, including myself, have abandoned most — but not all — hope in the judiciary. Probably because, like most people, we want to believe there’s hope. And, under the current governmental system, the last bastion against total tyranny that’s left is the judiciary. That hope may be foolish, and I think we’ll find out for sure…[Read more]

Seems like an infringement on freedom of speech and freedom of the press to me. I don’t think anybody who publishes opinions or alleged facts should be required to register with a government agency. If people are too ignorant to treat published statements with a grain of salt, maybe the government should clean up the rotten public education…[Read more]

I agree the danger is in prodding a sleeping giant… The elites have a history of creating Frankenstein monsters that get away from them.

You raise many valid points. On the other hand, I wouldn’t rule out someone using an exotic weapon and making it look like a different weapon was used (as some theories about 9/11, for example, have speculated).

I wonder if the signatories really thought this through… It seems tailor made to play into the “far-right t0mestic derr0rist” narrative and all the draconian laws those in power seem bent on enacting and enforcing. It could also be used as an excuse to push the attempted ideological purge of the military rank-and-file even further. (The…[Read more]

Sign of a demented society… but I have to admit “happy birthing person day” gave me one heck of a chuckle! Oh how it helps to keep your sense of humor!

I would contend that anger often is hidden away and nurtured in secret (causing passive-aggressive behavior, for example), and therefore Seneca’s first statement is false. Further, I would argue that it is impossible to prevent emotions from occurring. I agree with Bizantura: what we do with an emotion is what matters. One can, with practice…[Read more]

I think you’re probably right… I guess it depends what’s really in the jab that’s being used inside Russia.

Lawsuits certainly can’t hurt, as long as we don’t put too much faith in them and don’t ignore other action and forms of pushback that are more within individuals’ direct control.

Quigley’s The Anglo-American Establishment is also very enlightening.

It wouldn’t surprise me if nature itself starts to push back — in unexpected ways — against the encroaching evil in the world today.

I’m hoping the same things we can do to strengthen our immune system against disease will offer some protection against any shedding… but heaven only knows!

Very interesting… Somehow I missed/forgot that they’d come out with a narrative about cyberattacks bringing down the banking system (thought it was just about supply chains). Evidently, they’ve already prepped a cover story for the next banking crisis.
The same people telling us cyber systems are super-vulnerable are pushing to put all curre…[Read more]

Quigley can be a tall drink of water but rewarding. Definitely better than the typical “Western Civ” college courses of yesteryear (and lightyears ahead of whatever they teach in quackademia today, I’m sure).

How about that motto: “In tech we trust”! Truly deranged. Perhaps their own insanity will itself sabotage their projects.

Yes, I was sloppy in my use of the word “won”… I should’ve said, “they’re in power at present.”

Their side won the election, so…

I marvel more at the galloping idiocy… More fine fruit of critical race theory. Please remember, everybody: this is the kind of mindset and intellectual prowess hiding behind woke calls for “diversity,” “equity,” and “inclusion”–none of which is meant in the usual sense of those words.