Was Massie’s loss actually a good thing?

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Massie has nothing to lose now. He can be completely unfiltered.

“The more virgin our eyes are, the more they have to say”

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Wonderful paradoxical wisdom from Welles. I wonder what he thought of Tarantino, whose films take homage to almost the uttermost. This is true of every art form: painting, writing, music. The paradox lies in learning the technique without destroying your unique creativity, or subconsciously absorbing the personality and style of another artist.

A CECOT for Uncle Sam

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The construction and use of the El Salvador megaprison, CECOT, would not have happened without a collective admission that, for the problem of mass violence and violent humans that more closely resemble rabid animals, a simple solution exists. A prison colony that will hold habitual offenders for the rest of their lives. No endless debates, think pieces written, books, or hand-wringing. It was simply built, and the thugs, murderers and career criminals were moved in. Now, El Salvador is a safe country once again, but it couldn’t have happened without finally facing the reality that a safe country requires brutal treatment of criminals. The only further step that El Salvador could take is to reinstate the death penalty, so mass murdering thugs like the one described in the video could be executed and forgotten about.

If George Floyd remained incarcerated, he would still be alive

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Something to think about on this George Floyd Day. In life, he was convicted of multiple minor offenses, which culminated in a home invasion armed robbery, where he held a gun to a woman’s stomach. This is worthy of life imprisonment without parole, and in a civilized nation, he would still be alive, separated from the rest of society for the rest of his life in a prison colony. Instead, he served four years, and, well, we know what happened. What other fate would even be possible for someone like Floyd? An early violent death on the streets was inevitable. By failing to properly punish the habitually violent, we condemn unknown innocents to their violence. Only a total reevaluation of how we approach crime will solve this, along with a level of resolve that is all too rare.

Israel buys Kentucky

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Yesterday, Thomas Massie, in what was by far the most expensive Congressional race in US history ($33 million total spent by both sides), lost his seat to an utterly hollow non-entity named Ed Gallrein. Gallrein was funded by three billionaires, Paul Singer, Miriam Adelson, and John Paulson, who have been trying for years to eject Massie from Congress. Massie may have lost, but he made them bleed to accomplish it. And without the vote of the low-information, Fox News-addicted Boomer Republicans, Gallrein would have remained a non-entity for the rest of his life. But thanks to them, one of the most popular Congressmen in history was ousted by an unknown, using out-of-state millions to do so.

We know why Massie was targeted. His immovable opposition to Israeli influence in US politics caused him to become Enemy Number 1 for Israel, Trump, and the entirety of our Israeli-purchased Political Class. For every un-Constitutional federal action in favor of Israel, Massie always stood ready to toss in a monkey wrench. He was a very effective Congressman, and the most principled since Ron Paul. Wanna-be tyrants hate that. Trump, having destroyed his movement within a year, further desecrated his legacy by waging total war against Massie, even to the extent that he sided with those who supported throwing him and his family in prison.

Massie’s loss is a bitter pill to swallow. It lays bare the reality that our elections are bought and sold out in the open, with no pretense of fairness. Is the answer to strictly limit outside money from Congressional races? One infuriating episode amid Massie’s campaign was when Massie supporters raised $1.3 million in a single day from small donations, only to see Miriam Adelson offset it with a single $1.3 million check to support Gallrein. Is this really something that we should accept, foreign-allied billionaires buying American elections? I really think not.

The question now is: will Massie run for President in 2028? He has the support of millions of Americans, and could be the standard-bearer for real freedom that Trump never was and never was going to be. Will enough Boomers be alive to ruin that election too? We’ll see. For now, it’s important to understand the stranglehold that the pro-Israel Class has over our political system. At the moment, it isn’t ours in the slightest.

 

 

America…for whom?

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To say that a foreign adversary shouldn’t own vast swathes of our land or fill our universities isn’t even approaching my ideal of Fortress America; it’s the bare minimum modus operandi of a self-respecting nation.

Genocide the ticks

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Ticks provide nothing positive to our ecosystem. They pose a grave threat to us in the form of alpha-gal. Why is there no talk…at all…of the full eradication of these little fkrs? The tick explosion of 2026 is like a biblical plague, and yet we’re basically told to just accept it as a fact of life. No thanks. Total chemical warfare.