Monthly Archives: September 2016

Well, Then There’s Excuses

21 Wednesday Sep 2016

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Last night I promised a big, hard-hitting article on Western civilization, invasion, and terrorism. I had paid work today, a workout and a headache. I did next to nothing. Then I went to a happy hour party of sorts with some friendly recently graduated sorority girls and an open bar…

In short, there will be no big column today. Sorry. Tomorrow. Soon, I promise.

I looked at the news this evening. Turmoil as far as the eye can see. This story caught my eye: UN fears third leg of the global financial crisis, with epic debt defaults. It’s worth a read. It is from the Telegraph, one of the last remaining honest news agencies.

The third leg of the world’s intractable depression is yet to come. If trade economists at the United Nations are right, the next traumatic episode may entail the greatest debt jubilee in history.

It may also prove to be the definitive crisis of globalized capitalism, the demise of the liberal free-market orthodoxies promoted for almost forty years by the Bretton Woods institutions, the OECD, and the Davos fraternity.

Honest enough to admit to an “intractable depression” in progress. Sad but true. And they mention Bretton Woods by name. This warrants further investigation. I actually have another big draft in the works – several years in the making – my solution to the world’s debt problems. Or, at least, those in America. Maybe I can get to that in a few months.

I had been planning to write up a brief story about why you should vote for me as Sheriff. I may run for Sheriff in a few years. I have to establish residency first. I’m not even disclosing the location yet – a rural mountainous county. I will make one Hell of a Sheriff. Anyway, even that can wait.

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So, in the end, all you have are my excuses. Pretty good ones if I may say so.

On the bright side, one of the lovely young ladies I met tonight may be able to get me a discount on my twiner alternative transportation that I’ve been looking at. So Sheriff Perrin can beat a hasty retreat from the mountains to the beach and so forth. (Clovers look like the insects they are from up there.)

Blah, blah, blah … think I’ll just call it a night.

Good night!

Rahami Ordered To Attack non-Believers: I Told You So

21 Wednesday Sep 2016

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That didn’t take long. Two days ago I predicted Rahami the dumpster bomber would admit two motives behind his attacks. He already has.

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Two things:

  • U.S. meddling in the Middle East begets terrorism;
  • Radical Islam is incompatible with Western Civilization.

The fixes here are really very easy.

A related story of domestic terrorism came last night from Charlotte. Again, the solutions to some of these problems are pretty simple. Consider this picture:

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The 18-wheeler that was looted and burned on I-85 was on the front line and not behind stopped vehicles. In fact there were four or five trucks up front. That’s something like 10,000 foot-pounds of torque. That amount of force could have cleared the Interstate in a few seconds.

The physical solutions are so plain and clear the issue really becomes whether Americans are even interested in civilization anymore.

Protect Your Children (And Yourselves) From The Government

21 Wednesday Sep 2016

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John Whitehead has an excellent article today at LRC about the insane perils imposed by the nanny state on modern parents.

The lesson is this: once a free people allows the government inroads into their freedoms or uses those same freedoms as bargaining chips for security, it quickly becomes a slippery slope to outright tyranny.

Nor does it seem to matter whether it’s a Democrat or a Republican at the helm anymore because the bureaucratic mindset on both sides of the aisle now seems to embody the same philosophy of authoritarian government, whose priorities are to remain in control and in power.

Having allowed the government to expand and exceed our reach, we find ourselves on the losing end of a tug-of-war over control of our country and our lives. And as long as we let them, government officials will continue to trample on our rights, always justifying their actions as being for the good of the people.

Yet the government can only go as far as “we the people” allow. Therein lies the problem.

We have suspended our moral consciences in favor of the police state. As Chris Hedges told me years ago, “Not having to make moral choice frees you from a great deal of anxiety. It frees you from responsibility. And it assures that you will always be wrapped in the embrace of the powerful as long as, of course, you will do or dance to the tune the powers play… when you do what is right, you often have to understand that you are not going to be lauded and praised for it. Making a moral decision always entails risks, certainly to one’s career and to one’s standing in the community.”

Whitehead calls the police state “tyranny disguised as ‘the better good.’” I would say it’s more like the “better god”. People have done more than put their moral decision making in government. They have placed their worshipful faith in it. From this blasphemy evil naturally flows.

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Read this article and consider Whitehead’s book, Battlefield America: The War on the American People. It is up to us to protect our children, ourselves, and our nation from the predatory, Satanic state.

Blind? Stupid? Or Plain Evil? The Cries of the Fifth Column

20 Tuesday Sep 2016

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Okay. Today I got a request for another longer, more in-depth column. I hear ya. There’s a story I’ve had in draft for months now. Never got around to finishing it even as it grows more relevant by the week. It’s a historical analogy of sorts to a modern problem and a look at an ancient solution. I gently hinted at it in this morning’s post. In Trump-speak it’s going to be YUUGE. I promise to wrap it up sometime tomorrow.

In somewhat related news of the political realm:

Delusional Civilization-Hating Leaders Have To Go

The mayors of London and Paris joined with Bill de Blasio in crafting a letter to the New York Times. De Blasio is the mayor of New York, soon to be re-named Babel on the Hudson. The three fools opined that radical islamic terrorism is “vanishingly rare“.  De Blasio, for his part, apologized to the Times for any seeming lack of clarity. It seems bombs were going off right and left as he typed.

If you’ve just recovered from a coma, Paris and London (and damned near everywhere else) have been blessed with violent diversity on a vanishingly rare (meaning daily) basis for about the past two years.

Amazingly these three want more terrorists brought into their cities and countries. This is what ones gets for voting – the tenuring of deranged psychopaths.

They simply have to go. I suggest they take refuge in nations already possessed of the religious fever and culture they claim to admire. I’m willing to spring for a plane ticket for de Blasio.

And it’s not just politicians. The artificial elite of our crumbling civilization all seem to favor mass invasion by savages. Like de Blasio, George Soros wants more. He’s willing to pay $500 Million to bring in fresh Soldiers of the Caliphate.

I would suggest He move with Bill, Khan and Hidalgo but there’s probably no need. He’s 86 now. And he’s accustomed to buying things. Isn’t it about time he bought the farm? (Or maybe his vampiric kind don’t die.)

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I may include a small section on how the likes of these destroyers factors into our current tragedy. I’m sure there was a similar element twelve and a half centuries ago but I’m not sure of how they acted. (Could have been Soros even back then…) We’ll see tomorrow, friends.

Cogent Immigration Ideas

20 Tuesday Sep 2016

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Michael Shedlock offers 10 great ideas for stemming the flow of unvetted, incompatible immigrants into the West.

  1. Don’t start wars. This especially applies to the US.
  2. Don’t nation build. This especially applies to the US.
  3. Don’t interfere in the internal politics of other nations. Universal
  4. Don’t welcome refugees with open arms. This especially applies to the EU
  5. Don’t pay bribes to halt refugee flows. This especially applies to the EU.
  6. Don’t demand other countries accept refugees they do not want. This especially applies to the EU.
  7. Don’t criticize other countries for controlling their borders. This especially applies to the EU.
  8. Do recognize the difference between economic refugees and political refugees. Universal
  9. Do be willing to accept Australian-style solutions of forcibly stopping refugees from entering a country. Universal
  10. Do Recognize a nation’s first priority must be the safety and welfare of its own citizens. Universal

These are so simple that governments will find them impossible to follow. The failure to secure civilization will lead to a Tours (732 A.D.) resolution sooner than later. Until then we can continue to look forward to:

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Just iphone shopping.

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Just taking out the trash.

 

What Did We Learn

19 Monday Sep 2016

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My back hurts and I’m running 4G on my phone now – not the best way to blog. I’ll keep this short. Please pardon the absence of pictures and links.

Mohammed bin Mohammed el Mohammed is in custody after a gun battle with police. Others are under investigation. Mohammed whatever his name is will tell us, eventually, why he did what he did these past few days.

He hates America, he’s told us that. Or at least that’s what the press says. Well that was obvious without the saying. What lies behind the hatred?

Two things will come out. First, he will explain that Muslims are sick of U.S. meddling in the Middle East. That is understandable. The wars benefit a tiny elite clique of special interests. We’ve been at it far too long. Nothing in it for us whatsoever. Nothing but blow back.

Second, the garbage bomber will tell us Western values are incompatible with Islam. He’s right there.

There is no sane or honest reason to bring incompatible people to America let alone make “citizens” of them. Just as we don’t belong in the third world, they do not belong here. And especially when they are stirred up by idiotic imperialism. Again, it is a small degenerate club that benefits from this imported chaos.

These two reasons amount to critical issues facing the nation. And the attacks are really just getting started. Have we learned anything from any of this? Will we? Are we still capable?

These may not be issues that work themselves out. Rather, if we let them, they may work us out

More on this later.

The Battle of New York – Ongoing

19 Monday Sep 2016

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New York. New Jersey. Minnesota. This is what decades of foreign meddling coinciding with decades of unchecked third-world immigration looks like – like a war.

Last night the NYPD and the FBI stopped and detained 5 men in an SUV (reportedly armed) on the Verrazano Narrows Bridge. They may have been headed to the airport. The FBI questioned them about Chelsea and the pressure cooker. They may have been arrested at this point.

More bombs were found early this morning at a NJ train station. One exploded by robot.

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NJ bomb, 4 AM. VIDEO.

A developing story and a lot going on. ISIS is claiming responsibility for the NY/NJ work and that in Minnesota.

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You can rest assured they’re serious about the “more” part. There’s already been more since they said it.

There is a rumor the NY bomb was a LGTB terror act. That makes little sense though anything is possible. According to ABC, the NYPD are concerned there “may” be an active [ISIS] cell in NY. I think “may” understates the problem and NY understates the scope.

If there is a false flag angle here, other than the ever-present increase of power, then I think it may be Tannerite control. I heard a blurb this morning that the substance was used in the NY dumpster bomb. Yes, it can be detonated without a rifle. Look for a proposed ban this week. Buy this morning if you need any.

I’ve already advised those in NY/NJ to avoid mass transit this morning. I’ll now add that I would avoid the region if you don’t already live there. I would avoid public trans in any major American city today. I would also avoid large public gatherings. And I would carry a pistol everywhere and be prepared to use it. There may be more pre-planted explosives. Or, since the LEO heat is on now, there may be a lull followed by secondary attacks after a short time.

Other than cleaning up after blasts and banning Tannerite (and talking about banning guns) don’t look for the government to do anything useful. They created this mess. We will probably have to fight our way out of it ourselves.

More updates as needed…

One Good Thing About a Gas Shortage

18 Sunday Sep 2016

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It’s not everyday one sees a State Governor nullify a federal regulation.

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GA Gov. Nathan Deal, 9/13/2016.

Yes, it’s just one reg. about hours for truckers under the Motor Carrier Safety Administration. And, yes, it is allowed by a concomitant reg. But, can’t an anarchist dream?

What if the states gave us a little more protection via nullification and interposition? What if? Some essentially do this with MJ and a few may try with firearms. My suggestion would be the income tax and the National Guard next.

BTW, there is still gas out there and, outside of the larger cities, the gouging isn’t that bad.