I can’t help but feel the whole government-vs-corporations debate is just a red herring. Recent events should have been enough to disprove that any separation between the two really exists at all, as well as disproving this idea that corporations control the government. There’s just too much collusion... Elon Musk was right when he recently said that the government is the biggest corporation of all, and it’s the only one that can impose laws, taxes and send men with guns.

It’s not the form of power that matters, it’s who has power that matters. Unfortunately, that’s not us.

Someday when we get to put shitlibs in re-education camps, what movies/books should we make them write about?

https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/1977

It’s cold and dark and I’m out in my workshop repairing a workbench originally constructed by a gypsy. It’s salvageable despite its flawed design. This is why I’m usually on my phone when I’m on Telegram talking to you guys, my fingers sometimes shivering as I’m correcting my own typos.

Someone setting themself on fire in protest: wasn’t that how the Arab Spring started?

https://thecovidworld.com/melbourne-woman-sets-herself-on-fire-inside-car-with-sign-saying-no-one-cares-mandates-are-killing-us/

This is interesting, because these kinds of optics would have been unthinkable pre-COVID. The system is moving from democracy to totalitarianism. State force, or rather globalist force, is starting to be sold as a good thing. Collectivist-type thinking is starting to be promoted. You might call it global socialism. It recognises no borders, no races, and only unspoken (never explicit) hierarchy, and it wants to persuade everyone that it is legitimate. But it is built on nothing and celebrates nothing and protects only its own interests; it is power for power's sake.

https://twitter.com/dubreadser/status/1467796465447845891?cxt=HHwWhoC-2fnG1N4oAAAA

I have been saying this for a long time: we are moving away from Brave New World (soft totalitarianism) toward Nineteen Eighty-Four (hard totalitarianism).

The first thing that changes is rhetoric.

My greatest concern is that we are headed toward some kind of hyper anti-White/COVID/globalist anarcho-tyranny, and those that aren’t prepared to survive against militant oppression are going to be put down — if the establishment continues with their current agenda, that’s just inevitable. You cannot march your way out of this, it doesn’t matter how massive or “aesthetic” your demonstrations are, that doesn’t hold sway when those in power already have their agenda.

“Oh you believe in hierarchy? How convenient, so do we, we have one for you plebs. It’s called the NWO hierarchy.”

Funny how "Epstein didn't kill himself" was the big meme instead of "Epstein was an Israeli spy".

It's never going to end.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/guidetokulchur/2060

This Englishman tried to teach people how to create a tool that could exempt them from all mandatory vaccinations and end all lockdowns. Of course the establishment sent him to prison where he later died, because they knew he was ahead of his time.

Your people ≠ your government.

Since 2021 is almost over, what are your predictions for 2022? Let’s discuss.

Fauci is advocating for forced vaccinations now? If people actually needed this “vaccine,” you wouldn’t have to force anyone to take it.

Imagine sending your child to the “Barack Obama Global Prep Academy” and then being surprised that a teacher manipulated your child into accepting the jab for a slice of pizza.

This Christmas Ralph Lauren (aka Ralph Lifshitz) is simply staggering!

I’ll never understand why people allow themselves to be gaslit, used and mistreated.

They say pride is a sin but I say fuck that. Take pride in yourself and stand up for yourself. Don’t make excuses for why you have to tolerate abuse or humiliation. Confront and fight whatever or whoever tries to exploit or abuse you. You can forgive them when they’re dead. And if you die fighting them, good. It’s better than living at their mercy.

This is what they think of your kind.

When I make a big deal about how important the Second Amendment is, people don’t seem to understand that I’m not focused on the legal/theoretical aspect of it. More importantly, it’s what the 2A allows you to legally have that really matters. I get your point: the 2A itself is just some idea on a piece of paper that lawmakers can ignore and curtail, and “the Bill of Rights can be shredded up...” I get that, but as it stands right now you can legally own the tools for defense against whatever horrible tyrannical shit appears to be on the horizon. Do you not understand how important that is? A rifle isn’t going to magically appear in your hands when SHTF, and even if it did you wouldn’t know how to use it without experience. That’s my whole point: having firearms and the skills to use them is important when shit hits the fan, otherwise it’s not going to be there when you need it.

As far as other issues regarding the 2A being a conservatard shibboleth or this consumerist false-sense-of-security distraction or whatever, none of that subtracts from the very real, concrete importance of having these tools and the skills to use them in a real struggle for survival and freedom.

And I think we’re all already in agreement that things will get worse, much worse...

the correct approach to the 'modern world'.

In this video, Edward Dutton confirms the possibility of what my gut instinct has been telling me for a while: a more barbaric future is ahead of us.

Pro-Tip: Instead of paying foreigners to provide you with their security services, ultimately giving them power over you, plan on doing it yourself: become the security racket.

https://youtu.be/HAyQHjfV2YUu