The 7-Year Honeypot

Those who are seeking to reveal the surveillance society are increasingly confident that Ashley St. Clair wasn’t just a garden-variety grifter, but a Deep State asset targeting Elon Musk: The bigger story here is that Ashely St. Clair may not just be a fake MAGA gold digger, opportunist and a fraud. She has all the […]

https://voxday.net/2025/02/16/the-7-year-honeypot/

One of my Based Book Sale authors created this. It's going to be amazing seeing what indie creators can do as the technology continues to advance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLUGvNm35fA

HD version on Amazon for $0.99: https://amzn.to/3EK9mNt

Originally published a few months ago behind a paywall at Fandom Pulse, revelations that USAID was putting their thumb on the cultural scale by funding NGOs to make money-losing propaganda make the point of this post more relevant than ever. What will happen when the endless money to support SJWs and their art is cut off? And which creators will be poised to survive and thrive once the playing field is level?

https://basedbooksale.substack.com/p/the-rise-of-the-antibiotic-resistant-a20

Speaking at the WEF, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz comments on Elon Musk:

"We have freedom of speech in Europe and Germany. Everyone can say what he wants, even if he is a billionaire."

"What we do not accept is if this is supporting extreme right positions."

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"The Democrats’ strategy throughout the country now, but mostly in blue States, is to get the federal judiciary to usurp the executive powers of the executive branch and that’s what this is all about. It’s a very dangerous ploy. These judges should not be entertaining it but in multiple cases they have, and they’ve issued temporary restraining orders on a whole host of issues that really amount to political policy issues.

"This is the problem. If the federal judges really want to run the executive branch then the executive branch should be in their courtrooms two to three times a day asking the judges to make decisions and the judges are going to regret that."

https://legalinsurrection.com/2025/02/the-only-constitutional-crisis-is-that-democrats-lost-now-theyre-trying-to-govern-from-the-courtroom/#:~:text=The%20Democrats%E2%80%99%20strategy,to%20regret%20that.

"A staggering flood of residential homes being put up for sale in and around Washington, DC has caused an utterly STUNNING effect: Housing values have plummeted 36.5% in ONE WEEK. The leftists in DC are being utterly, financially crushed by Trump.

"With the lightning-fast closure of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and the termination of over ten thousand of its employees, plus the pending closure of the US Department of Education, liberal leftists are realizing that not only is their Grant money gravy train done, they can no longer afford their oh-so-pricey homes."

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/news-selections/national-news/housing-values-in-washington-dc-collapse-36-5-in-one-week

"One takeaway is quite clear. Whatever comes next, it's going to come from independent creators who control their own IPs. Hollywood is a propaganda factory that's forgotten how to entertain. The Big Two comics publishers are now brand management firms maintaining copyrights for propaganda films. The Big Five book publishers are dead and on their way to going broke.

"Creating a cultural touchstone like Spider-Man or Star Wars takes a visionary with an idea that resonates with mass audiences by solving longstanding storytelling problems in revolutionary ways. Furthermore, that next-level artistic vision must be paired with expert marketing savvy.

"A combination like that only comes around once or twice in a generation, and in Current Year, the big media corporations have become too bloated, monopolistic, and shortsighted to foster what's next.

"The revolution awaits an indie creator to come along with the right idea at the right time and maximally leverage the new open distribution infrastructure. We're already seeing the first glimmers of this future in newpub."

https://www.kairospublications.com/blog/u4jiidl4hnqj5wnkuha9zh1w0ch3cm#:~:text=One%20takeaway%20is,future%20in%20newpub.

"I recently rewatched “Shape of things to come” 1936 edition. It’s a reasonably close adaptation of his book of the same name: he wrote the screenplay. It is touted by various kinds of art-poufs as being important as a film somehow. It is insanely bad. This was supposed to be muh hard science, yet people are running around with ridiculous capes and useless giant helmets. The movie is a series of speeches given by the same couple of actors, portraying different characters and their descendants through history. The connecting material is 1935 era special effects set pieces. There’s no dramatic arc. The smarty pants guy makes smug remarks about war, the dorky guy makes dumb remarks about war, then the same actors do it again in a post apocalyptic future, then again in their totalitarian “utopia.” Some “bad” man who hates progress (played by post apocalyptic warlord actor) gives a speech about how we should stop all this progress nonsense, foments a riot, then they shoot a couple of kids into space in a big gun, wiping out the evil rioters. Then the father of one of the kids (a totalitarian Klaus Schwab dictator who probably wants you to eat the bugs) gives a rousing speech about how progress is good, actually. I wanted to kill all the characters in this movie. I watched it as a kid, figuring it would be like all the cool 50s HG Wells movies, but it wasn’t: those took enough liberties with Wells stories to make them halfway decent. This was the pure, unadulterated Wells, and it sucked."
https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2025/01/03/hg-wells-was-awful-in-every-way/#:~:text=I%20recently%20rewatched,it%20sucked.

New:
https://stonetoss.com/comic/my-body-my-voice/?swcfpc=1

“It’s unusual for an aircraft to experience so many technical diversions in such a short space of time. If the same defect keeps recurring, that is a cause for concern, because it implies that the engineering department is unable to definitively identify the root cause of the problem,” says Smith.

https://archive.is/2vcSG

Locations of sunken ships in WWII
https://redd.it/1impvfm
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https://www.nysun.com/article/a-250th-anniversary-gift-for-uncle-sam

What’s happening is that as the second Trump administration comes into focus people are starting to think that maybe we could have serious reform of what is by far the country’s biggest economic problem — the debasement of the dollar and the inflation it so often portends.

Could this be the moment to set the goal for the issuance of a gold-backed long term bond? This is the idea, which I’ve nursed for years, of issuing a U.S. Treasury bond convertible into gold at maturity. What could better symbolize America’s vision for a new Golden Age than issuing gold-backed bonds on July 4, 2026 — America’s 250th birthday — to mature 50 years later on our country’s 300th birthday?

It would establish a beachhead for America’s commitment to sound finances and sound money going forward at a moment when both goals are encountering flak. Just this week came news that the latest inflation number has perked back up above 3 percent, which is 50 percent above the Fed’s target.

Notably, Elon Musk has come out for putting at the head of the Federal Reserve the former congressman Ron Paul. It’s hard to imagine that Dr. Paul would want that job, given that he thinks the Federal Reserve itself is unconstitutional. Yet Mr. Musk’s endorsement of Dr. Paul’s longstanding call for a broad congressional audit of our central bank speaks volumes.

Meantime the Senate has confirmed President Trump’s former budget director, Russell Vought, to return as head of OMB. “I am not a huge fan of the Fed,” Mr. Vought has said. “They have existed with this notion that they have this priestly ability to make decisions. And in fact, I don’t actually think they’re that good at it.”

Chatter is in the air about whether America should mark to market the price of the substantial gold reserves it holds on the nation’s balance sheet at a statutory price of $42.22 a troy ounce. That compares to gold’s current market price in excess of $2,900 a troy ounce. The chatter followed a recent Financial Times column that speculated on a role for gold in America’s financial future.

Mr. Trump’s new treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, had vowed at an Oval Office event that “we’re going to monetize the asset side of the U.S. balance sheet for the American people.” Monetizing the 261 million troy ounces in gold held by the U.S. government by revaluing them would deliver a windfall gain of roughly three-quarters of a trillion dollars. It adds up.

Different sages or speculators are offering ideas for using financial gains to be realized through a revaluation of America’s gold reserves. No less an authority on monetary matters than James Grant of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer sketches how the increased cash resources could be used to pay down existing Treasury debt in Hamiltonian fashion. Proponents of a strategic Bitcoin reserve, such as Senator Lummis of Wyoming, have launched a bid to finance Bitcoin acquisitions through gold revaluation. 

What a moment, though, to announce the establishment of an  official link between the dollar and gold by issuing a Treasury bond that guarantees redemption in gold. It would be the realization of President Reagan’s earlier vow to fight crippling inflation caused by too much government spending.

“We’ll never regain price stability until we restore some form of gold backing to the dollar,” the Gipper said in a campaign ad. “As president, my first priority will be to make the dollar the most trusted currency in the world.”

Could President Trump make it happen where Reagan was unable to overpower the resistance? By revaluing the gold and then pledging American gold reserves as collateral behind the newly issued government bonds, America would set up a barometer for measuring progress toward monetary soundness.

The Dark Herald Does Not Recommend - Captain America: Brave New World

The closest thing to a compliment this film keeps getting is; given how low your expectations are, it’s probably better than you think it is.

https://arkhaven.substack.com/p/the-dark-herald-does-not-recommend