Category Archives: Legal/Political Columns

A collections of my popular ramblings concerning the law, Natural Law, and political issues. Enjoy!

Burning It Down To The Ground

06 Thursday Jun 2024

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Ahead of SPIEF 24, President Putin again emphasized nothing will change, politically, between the Russian Federation and the GAE regardless of this fall’s “election”.

Putin spoke with heads of international news agencies on Wednesday, on the sidelines of the St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).

“We believe no serious changes will happen after the elections,” the Russian leader explained, in response to a question from Reuters.

I think he’s being a little optimistic in thinking there will be an election, but time will tell. He’s dead right about the decline and the burning.

 

North Korea Does Freedom of Expression

04 Tuesday Jun 2024

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The Un family is starting to deeply endear themselves, even as they “embrace” Enlightenment values.

The full suspension of the agreement comes as relations further deteriorate amid a series of tit-for-tat balloon “attacks” across the heavily fortified border.

Since last week, North Korea has been sending hundreds of balloons carrying trash and animal faeces – branded as “gifts of sincerity” – to its southern neighbour.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s sister, Kim Yo Jong, who has emerged as a key spokesperson for Pyongyang, mocked South Korea for complaining about the balloons this week. North Koreans were simply exercising their freedom of expression, she declared.

If square, unhip South Koreans don’t like these balloons, they can simply avert their eyes. Remember that? Free trash and animal shit is just another form of free speech. They’re putting the “Un” back in fun!

Creating New Growth Centers

03 Monday Jun 2024

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The better parts of the world will keep moving forward this week at SPIEF 2024:

Medzinárodné ekonomické fórum sa bude konať v Petrohrade od 5. do 8. júna. Hlavnou témou je “Základ multipolarity – vytváranie nových centier rastu”.

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The International Economic Forum will be act in St. Petersburg from 5 to 8 June. The main theme is “The basis of multipolarity – creating new growth centers”.

While the mere theme absolutely excludes the presence of those who still think it’s 1607, and the circumstances exclude most of the dead faux West, more than a few good unofficial Western representatives will be present. I will not be one of them. This year. It is my understanding Scott Ritter and Andrew Napolitano, among others, will be there, so here’s looking forward to their reports along with all the great news we’ll be getting from local sources. Party on!

Sign of the Times

29 Wednesday May 2024

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As America and the faux West fade into irrelevance, the rest of the world is moving forward. This news isn’t as radical as it might appear:

Russia has invited the Taliban to take part in the St. Petersburg Economic Forum in June, the TASS news agency reported on Monday, citing the foreign ministry.

TASS reported on Monday that Russian ministries advised President Putin that Moscow could remove the Taliban from its list of banned organizations.

The Taliban defeated the GAE as part of its defense and reconquest of Afghanistan in 2021, and Russia is comprehensively defeating the GAE now. It makes sense the two would put aside past problems and build a better future. Literally the whole world is beginning to think that way, the dumbasses in ‘Murica and a few other fading places notwithstanding.

 

He’s Next

22 Wednesday May 2024

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Satan’s sinator, Lispy Graham, made a revealing remark about war crimes prosecution.

“We – hopefully, together – will find a way to register our displeasure with the ICC because if they’ll do this to Israel, we’re next.”

Graham is already wanted terrorist No. 3967 in Russia. To me that sounds like more than just the usual bowing down to the Zionists. It kind of sounds personal, like a guilty man worried he’s about to find justice. Hopefully, he is.

Clown World Finally Notices

22 Wednesday May 2024

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Reality has even intruded at The Hill.

Forget the “Pax Americana.” The unipolar moment, that brief interlude where the United States reigned supreme, is over. China’s rise, coupled with a growing discontent with the American-led rules-based international order, has ushered in a new era: a multipolar world with multiple power centers jostling for influence.

For a little while, they’ll probably pretend it’s all okay and that ‘Murica’s place in the new puzzle is secure. Then, when that falls apart, they’ll start to tamp down hard on the slaves trapped in the GAE homeland. Americans, still asleep, have been repeatedly warned they’re the last target group left. One wonders if or when or if it’s even possible for them to wake up. 2033?

Agreement Incapable

21 Tuesday May 2024

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Even the UK now agrees with Russia and the BRICS+ that the GAE is not capable of keeping its word about anything, especially as to guarantees under US “law.”

London’s High Court has granted jailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange the right to a fresh appeal against a previous ruling that had ordered his extradition to the US.

The founder of the transparency website claims his prosecution in the UK is part of a larger Western effort to punish him for publishing leaked classified materials exposing alleged war crimes by the US and its allies.

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On Monday, Assange’s defense team argued that pledges given by the administration of President Joe Biden were “blatantly inadequate,” considering the risk of the death penalty and the chances that they would not be able to maintain contact with their client.

In a short ruling, two senior judges said American submissions were not sufficient and granted Assange another chance to fend off Washington’s claims through the British court system.

Another good half-step, but it’s past time to Free Assange!