FiatLux

I applaud your effort, justa. Also, I think keeping that list of open-minded people–especially if any are in healthcare–would be a really good idea. I have a feeling it will come in handy in the future. (Unless the people on it and their views are known to the public already, I’d only share names on that kind of list by word of mouth…)

I’m not sure if I’m skeptical or not, but I’m going to keep an eye on any and all types of legal challenges to today’s despotism. The biggest question I have is, what do you do when the courts ignore the law and the state sends a SWAT team to your house? CAF is right that, in the end, it comes down to force. I don’t think any citizens, armed or…[Read more]

Good to know… Thanks for posting.

You mean that gold Hjalmar Schacht was told they couldn’t find?

Glad to see there’s some fight left in people (go Italia!). Seems to have reached absurdity in Wales, with some shop putting plastic covers over banned “nonessential” items during the “firebreak” lockdown there…

Are these church-targeting protests another Soros-backed chaos op, because the people voted “the wrong way”?

Well done, Dana! I’ve always been curious about the idea that ancient temples may have been built as “radio transceivers.”

I think he’s right. IMO a breakdown of the economy, and devastation of the middle class, are two goals of the CV19 plandemic. There’s too much debt in the system; to get rid of it, a lot of assets (the flip side of the debt) need to be destroyed or the debt needs to be extinguished by currency inflation. All the commercial property from…[Read more]

Yes, that’s true.

Which makes me wonder if the CV19 monitoring is a cover story for something else.

If they would but do their job, respect the law, and enforce the Constitution, I personally couldn’t care less if they spent every night after work in a drunken orgy.

Crypto-fascist, communism-for-thee, crony-crapitalism-for-me, Malthusian technocrats, I’d call them. But it’s semantics. Seen this gem from the WEF?: “Welcome to 2030. I Own Nothing, Have No Privacy, and Life Has Never Been Better”
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/11/shopping-i-can-t-really-remember-what-that-is/

To avoid any possible misunderstanding… The dementia case I was referring to was Biden. I don’t know what Trump is. At least he’s, apparently, not stuck on identity politics, lockdowns, and nationwide mask mandates.

IMO the problem in America, and the West in general, goes way beyond any election or president. To me, Biden and Trump are symptoms–of profound, pervasive civilizational problems that transcend left/right, religious/secular, Keynesianism/Reaganomics, and all the other things people typically fight over.

I feel like we’re watching a breakdown of…[Read more]

Speaking from only a small amount of legal/paralegal studies, and addressing the U.S. situation, I think it comes down to three things:
– Who the judge is (a person of character or not; a political activist or not)
– Whether the country has relinquished judicial sovereignty over the matter (e.g., did it sign something like the Trans-Pacific…[Read more]

Tyranny comes in many forms. To me, what it’s called doesn’t matter.

Thanks, Dana. I’m so glad to see people in Italy, France, Germany, and the UK resisting the Covid tyranny.

These black-clad stormtrooper “police” all over the world (Herr Schwab’s enforcement brigade) are too willing to go along . . . seemingly oblivious to the fact that they’re next in line to be replaced and repressed, by robots and AI.