A Sickly Regime Symbol Becomes a Perfect Metaphor

According to NBC, an injured bald eagle was recently rescued in The Imperial City and was taken to an agency that specializes in wildlife rehabilitation.

Of course, the bald eagle is a dominant symbol of The US Collective. This particular bird was “having trouble breathing, was lethargic and was unable to fly”- not unlike the sickly, financially bankrupt and morally corrupt Empire it symbolizes.

This particular bird was “rescued,” though I see no such rescue on the horizon for the feeble dinosaur it represents. Only the hard core, fanatical, loyalist, few still view rehabilitation as still possible or even worthwhile. Better to let nature take it’s course and allow the inevitable demise.

I’m willing to wager that the bird’s symptoms are not a sign of any injury, but merely the indicators that this particular bird’s natural lifespan is nearing an end. This sickly bird now represents that previously mentioned ailing empire knockin’ on heaven’s door.

After all, every living organism eventually dies, just as no empire lives forever.

Why remain a suffering subject? Why do you need a “US?”

Secession, anyone?

Quotes of the Week

Enlightened insights taken from the past week’s reading:

"Man’s mind is his basic tool of survival. Life is given to him, survival is not. His body is given to him, its content is not. To remain alive, he must act, and before he can act he must know the nature and purpose of his action. He cannot obtain his food without a knowledge of food, and the way to obtain it. He cannot dig a ditch – or build a cyclotron – without a knowledge of his aim and of the means to achieve it. To remain alive, he must think.
But to think is an act of choice . . . Reason does not work automatically; thinking is not a mechanical process; the connections of logic are not made by instinct. The function of your stomach, lungs, or heart is automatic; the function of your mind is not. In any hour and issue of your life, you are free to escape from your nature, from the fact that reason is your means of survival – so that for you, who are a human being, the question ‘to be or not to be’ is the question ‘to think or not to think.'"
Ayn Rand

"Over time 'the system' has evolved as a doctrine of life. It provides comfort and security for the group. Truth and inquiry beyond the system creates guilt, fear, hostility, and distrust. Society has parameters of thought that imprisons the population so that they respond only to suggestions of authority.
The essential thrust of psychological warfare is to build group consciousness that supports 'the system' against individualism and creative survival."
Bob Livingston

"My understanding of history has led me to the view that Western Civilization is in its final stages. The structuring and regulation of life-sustaining processes have proved as fatal to our culture as cutting off a bird’s wings would seal its fate. To forcibly deprive individuals of their self-directed, self-interested nature in order to serve some mythical collective, has brought us to where we are. Beneficiaries of this herd-oriented mindset are institutional interests with a highly-concentrated presence that could not be maintained without the coercive force of the state restraining the development of competitive alternatives that would arise in a free market."
Butler Shaffer

"It’s safe to conjecture, however, that there’s a cadre of activists who make their living by being professional brown or black people, who’ve rounded up some self-hating whites to act as their running dogs. The tactic has worked well for “community organizers” like Al Sharpton and Barack Obama.
People that perceive themselves as being underprivileged, or minorities, or People of Color, or whatever they want to call themselves, have captured the semantic and philosophical high ground. At this point, however, these people (am I being non-PC in using that phrase? Maybe… it’s so hard to stay current) aren’t driven by any rationality for things done to them, or their ancestors. They’re just being driven by hatred, envy, and avarice. A civilization is in trouble when vices have captured the philosophical high ground."
Doug Casey

"Libertarians understand that all information, all ideas, all wisdom, all expertise, all knowledge is diffused throughout humanity, contained in a multitude of individual brains. And the only way to tap into all of that knowledge is to eliminate the mechanisms that squelch open imaginative enquiry – namely governments – and allow all thinkers to think and share their thoughts with one another."
Gary Reed

"Although the classical liberals won some victories for the cause of free trade, their greater philosophy of global liberalism has been mostly ignored. The result is the continued creep of the warfare state and of domestic and international interventionism. Bombs and economic sanctions wreak havoc on foreign peoples and foster both retaliatory violence and sympathy for it among the victims of economic and military warfare. Retaliation also works to the advantages of states, which use it as justification for further encroachments on civil liberties at home, for example, through domestic surveillance programs and controls over movement within and across their borders."
Mathew McCaffrey

"The bad economist sees only what immediately strikes the eye; the good economist also looks beyond. The bad economist sees only the direct consequences of the proposed course; the good economist looks also at the longer and indirect consequences."
Henry Hazlitt

"Leftist politicians and the Democratic Party leadership have placed big focus on courting voters separated from severe mental illness by clinical diagnoses alone. And while the Democrats like to pretend that their focus on fringe elements– the desperate, the sexually confused, the depraved, and the unwilling to accept personal responsibility in any form– is the caring thing to do, it’s simply an exercise in utilizing the useful idiots among us to maximum effect."
Sam Rolley

"Corrupted power has always wielded its monopoly on violence to oppress unjustly wherever possible. That’s nothing new. But neither is human ingenuity, which has always been a master of the art of delivering freedom in all forms to those with the gall to seek it out."
Chris Campbell

"Governments will always oppress their minions if they can. The greater the pressure, the sooner the minions create a solution."
Jeff Thomas

"Let’s just bow down and worship veterans. Without them we would be speaking every language in the world except English, have no freedom of speech, and have no freedom to worship this Sunday."
Laurence Vance

Us Crimes of the Week

Truthful headlines offering you more reasons to separate yourselves from The Regime’s madness:


Regime Complicit in UAE Torture

But no need for concern. The Regime reassures us that it follows “the highest standards of personal and professional conduct.”

Regime Media Pushing War With Russia

They believe their rulers have not done “a very good job of pushing Russia out of the way.”

Proof: Emperor Ignored Intelligence- Bombed Syrian Airfield, Anyway

He reportedly was upset by pictures of “dying babies.”

Though isn’t it strange he has no apparent problem with bombing starving children in Yemen? Aren’t there pictures of them?

Regime Starting Another Syrian Gas Attack Hoax

This time they’re predicting such an attack before it even happens. So now they can justify a criminal, preemptive strike. Another false flag in the works?

Looks like another “red line” fiasco is in the future.

Regime Terrorists Now in 137 Different Countries

And all killing, trying to win unwinnable wars.

Regime Spooks Still Collecting Your Internet Data

They just collect it overseas, which makes it “legal.”

Regime Testing New Killing Toy

Expect them to try it out at this summer’s riots.

Regime’s Clowns in Gowns Attack California Gun Owners

They agree with California tyrants that guns for protection in public may be outlawed.

Regime Media Resorts to Using Puppets

They decide to pander to low intellect, loyalist leftists to push parasitic invasions of North America.

War Criminal From the Past Endorses Emperor

Ms. Mushroom Cloud believes the god-Trump “stands for our values.” That collective reference, of course, pertains to those “values” held by ruling psychopaths.

Brain Dead Regime Gangster Babbles On

The “Crime?” That such a disturbed individual is considered credible by the media and allowed to rule the lives of millions.

Regime Looks to Regulate Air Travel Etiquette

Sociopaths never seem to run out of things to regulate and control.

Some good news for the resistance:

Leaks on the Rise- Regime Goon Upset

He refers to truth seeking as “leaker worship.”

“You now have not only nation states trying to steal our stuff, but non-state, hostile intelligence services, well-funded — folks like WikiLeaks, out there trying to steal American secrets for the sole purpose of undermining the United States and democracy.”

Amen! May it continue!

Young Texans Call for Secession

Let’s hope they keep that youthful exuberance in the years ahead. Similar action preceded good results in Colorado.

Why remain a suffering subject? Why do you need a “US?”

Secession, anyone?

The Hope for Secession May Lie With the Young

In a symbolic act that offers hope for the future, the recent Texas Boys State mock legislature overwhelmingly approved a bill supporting Texas independence.

Declared the young secessionists:
“It is the common belief of this Congress and its constituents that our Republic stands to lose in its relationship with the United States… Texas and her peoples formally recognize and thank our neighbor the United States for her grace and mercy upon our Republic in her time of need. However, we cannot in good conscience continue this tie with our former Mother country. For God and Country, The Republic of Texas hereby Declares her Independence.”

Boys State seem like the type of individuals who will be future legislators, which should fuel optimism among secessionists. How ironic that this group is sponsored by the American Legion- a hard core, US loyalist, pro-military organization. It appears these young men are not following the script!

The time for inevitable independence is drawing closer, little by little. US loyalists have nothing left to defend their tyrannical collective but childish sentimentality and Lincoln’s desperate “mythic cords of memory.”

One awakened member stated it perfectly: “The U.S. is more dependent on Texas than Texas on the U.S.”

Other links:
Texas Boys State News
Wise County Messenger

Why remain a suffering subject? Why do you need a “US?”

Secession, anyone?

Quotes of the Week

Enlightened insights taken from the past week’s reading:

"Common culture provides governance with much less government.  Destroy common culture and you inherently invite more government, more control."
Bionic Mosquito

"Self-determination is the ultimate political goal. It is the path to liberty, however imperfect. A world of seven billion self-governing individuals is the ideal, but short of that we should prefer the Liechtensteins to the Germanys and the Luxembourgs to the Englands. We should prefer states’ rights to federalization in the US, and cheer for the breakup of EU. We should support breakaway movements in places like Catalonia and Scotland (provided they are organic and not engineered by states and their spy agencies). We should admire the Swiss federalist system, where localism is a governing principle.  We should favor local control over faraway legislatures and administrative bodies, and thus reject multilateral trade deals. We should, in sum, prefer small to large when it comes to government."
Jeff Deist

"If a true UBI [Universal Basic Income] was put into effect, productive people are going to find it degrading, and unproductive people are going to take advantage of it. More important, it’s immoral, because you’re taking production from some people and giving it to others that have done nothing in return to deserve it. That creates resentment. Simply being alive doesn’t give you the right to demand things from other people."
Doug Casey

"The soldiers are not heroes but mercenary killers morally indistinguishable from hitmen for the Mafia. A kid joins the military, perhaps never having heard of the Pentagon’s next target country–Iraq, Vietnam, Iran, Afghanistan, wherever. It doesn’t matter. They are just countries.
Then one day come orders from Washington to go kill people in the country du jour. The kid does it. He doesn’t know the people he kills, who have done nothing to him and threaten neither him nor the United States. If ordered, he would as readily attack Switzerland–or Americans.
Guido and Vito. You tell me the difference."
Fred Reed

"If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must Man be of learning from experience."
George Bernard Shaw

"The conspiracy theory is a tool in a larger tool kit used by those who wish to decode the grossly imperfect and fluid narrative describing our world. When investigated responsibly, conspiracy theories function as part of a conceptual spectrum of analysis with which we can investigate government and corporate abuses of power and the manufacturing of ‘consensus reality.’ In the 21st century, when the very transmission of information can be considered criminal, being a responsible conspiracy theorist just means you practice due diligence and hunger for the truth."
Jake Anderson

"While patriotism is a form of affection, nationalism, it has often been said, is grounded in resentment and rivalry; it’s often defined by its enemies and traitors, real or supposed. It is militant by nature, and its typical style is belligerent. Patriotism, by contrast, is peaceful until forced to fight."
Joe Sobran

"The tradition of the West is embodied in the Great Conversation that began in the dawn of history and that continues to the present day. Whatever the merits of other civilizations in other respects, no civilization is like that of the West in this respect. No other civilization can claim that its defining characteristic is a dialogue of this sort. No dialogue in any other civilization can compare with that of the West in the number of great works of the mind that have contributed to this Dialogue. The Spirit of Western Civilization is the spirit of inquiry. Its dominant element is the Logos. Nothing is to remain undiscussed. Everyone is to speak his mind. No proposition is to be left unexamined."
Robert Maynard Hutchins

"The pain and injury of being attacked is all too real today for those in our own imperial capital. Some in Congress were victims of vengeful violence on June 14 [shooting of Republican congressmen].
If they have the wisdom and morality they often claim, Congress should develop empathy for this same grief and pain they inflict upon others using their military agents in far off lands. Angry vengeful barbarians are already lining up at their gates. Foreign and domestic.
For any real healing to occur, Congress needs to halt their support for senseless and unending violence and work instead for peace here and abroad."
Mike Holmes

"The consolidation of the states into one vast empire, sure to be aggressive abroad and despotic at home, will be the certain precursor of ruin which has overwhelmed all that preceded it."
Robert E. Lee

"Section 1.1.1 [of the ‘An Act to Amend the Canadian Human Rights Act and the Criminal Code’] tells us, for example, that some people 'self-identity with a non-traditional or non-stereotypical concept of gender.'
'Non-stereotypical'? It’s f*cking science. 
It’s perfectly fine for people to be whatever they feel. But that doesn’t change the laws of nature: human beings have 23 pairs of chromosomes, one of which determines gender. 
Aside from rare cases of genetic deformation, an X+Y sex chromosome means having a male wee-wee. An X+X chromosome means having a female wee-wee. 
What exactly is the stereotype here? 
Are magnetism and trigonometry also stereotypes? 
Has Western Civilization really reached the point where basic science and human anatomy are set aside to ensure that someone doesn’t get offended? 
Apparently we have."
Simon Black

US Crimes of the Week

Truthful headlines offering you more reasons to separate yourselves from The Regime’s madness:


Regime Kills Hundred of Civilians in Syria

And that’s just the number “liberated from their lives” in the past week.

Regime Finds Another War to Fight

Fun doin’s in the Philippines.

Regime Spies on You and Shares Intelligence With Other Tyrants

Tyrants often share mutual interests.

Emperor Hates Being Spied On But Sees No Problem With Spying on YOU

“For thee, but not for me.”

Regime Votes Sanctions on Iran and Russia

They’re being punished for exactly the same “criminal” actions the US does with impunity.

Regime General Wants 20,000 More Crusaders in Afghanistan

Not enough human sacrifice is currently occurring to appease the war gods.

Regime Spooks Have Been Hacking Your Wi-Fi for Years

All done with the beautifully named “Cherry Blossom.” Sounds nice and friendly, doesn’t it?

Emperor Dictates New Blockades of Cuba

The god-Trump feigns interest in protecting the “human rights” of Cubans while himself violating “human rights” on that very same island.

Isn’t it curious he doesn’t seem to have the same interest in “human rights” regarding his good buddies in Saudi Arabia.

Regime Now Shooting Down Syrian Jets

Apparently, they have been a little bit too effective at taking out The Regime’s ISIS buddies. Coming up next- Air battles with Russian jets.

Regime Gangsters Incite More Leftist Violence

Wherever you find authoritarianism, you will find violence.

Here’s another jihadist.

This is leftist logic in a nutshell:

“Those who disagree with me must hate me. By their very act of disagreeing with me, they are committing violence against me.”

Regime Gangster Receives Money From Leftist and Islamist Terrorists

Yet, he is still considered a hero among US loyalists. Why? He killed women and children in the name of the DC King, of course.

Regime to Spread War Mongering to Central America

They call it “US policy” and “security assistance.”

Regime Wastes Millions Buying Wrong Uniforms for Surrogate Killers

They’ll probably use it as an excuse for getting their butts kicked.

Why remain a suffering subject? Why do you need a “US?”

Secession, anyone?

Quotes of the Week

Enlightened insights taken from the past week’s reading:

"The abandonment of all human decency is the soul of military culture, and a needed abandonment. A pilot bombing Baghdad knows that he is splattering people, that they have done nothing to him or his, that he is leaving children screaming at what is left of Mommy with funny things coming out of her middle and gurgling. He knows this because it is impossible not to know what five-hundred-pound bombs do. But he does it anyway. He doesn’t care. If he did, he wouldn’t do it."
Fred Reed

"'We have to defend America!!!” From who? Come now. There is no nation on this planet that wants to conquer the United States. No one can afford to take on the debt."
Jack Perry

"This definition of freedom is fundamental. It means free people should be able to use their minds, bodies, and talents to advance their well-being (whether material, intellectual, or spiritual) as they see fit. It does not mean they can demand freedom from material want, or scarcity, or illness, or unhappiness, or unpleasantness generally. It does not mean anyone owes them housing, medical care, food, or a 'living wage.' It means, in sum, the freedom to be left alone. And this is precisely what the political class of all stripes cannot abide."
Jeff Deist

"Texas is a nation of laws and borders, and the multi-racial people of Texas expect that both be respected. It doesn’t matter if you’re from Sweden or Tijuana, you need to show deference and courtesy for the land you visit or want to call your home. But even with the issues caused by illegal immigration, I believe that there is more sympathy in Texas for an illegal alien trying to earn a living than there is with a violent politician trying to exploit them for political gain and the federal government they ally with."
Ryan Thorson

"Big business loves regulation, and the more complex the better.  Complex regulation kills off the little guy, the start-up.  Complex regulatory requirements drive up the cost of the product, which drives up revenue and margins.
Big business loves government-created markets which force consumers to buy products (that only big business can produce) that they would otherwise not want to buy.
Big business loves government programs, as big business does not then have to market and sell to millions of individual consumers but instead to a handful of bureaucrats."
Bionic Mosquito

"Even if friendly aliens landed on the roof of the White House and gave the government a cornucopia, they’d find some way to turn it into a nightmare. You’ve got to understand that government, and the people who work for it, are more interested in controlling people than controlling things. The problem is everybody’s thinking in terms of the government and the government’s problems. I’d rather solve problems that, say, Amazon, or Apple, or WalMart have. Those groups provide things that I want, and they don’t coerce or tax me like the government. People have to change their whole way of thinking about this.
Because the government, you’ve got to remember, has a life of its own. The problem is that it doesn’t survive by producing. It survives by taking things from its subjects."
Doug Casey

"The history of thought and ideas is a discourse carried on from generation to generation. The thinking of later ages grows out of the thinking of earlier ages. Without the aid of this stimulation, intellectual progress would have been impossible. The continuity of human evolution, sowing for the offspring and harvesting on land cleared and tilled by the ancestors, manifests itself also in the history of science and ideas. We have inherited from our forefathers not only a stock of products of various orders of goods which is the source of our material wealth; we have no less inherited ideas and thoughts, theories and technologies to which our thinking owes its productivity.
But thinking is always a manifestation of individuals."
Ludwig von Mises

"Climate alarmism is home to the Marxists of old who lost their cause when the Soviet Union fell and they needed a new vehicle to promote their utopian central planning ideology. But it’s also a cause embraced by the banksters, Wall Street types and multi-national corporations that stand to profit immensely off the money-laundering schemes involved in it.
The Paris accord in and of itself was based on false science: that CO2 emissions are causing temperatures to rise – the temperatures are not, and there is no evidence that the emissions do so – that there is some magical ideal global temperature that needs to be maintained and we know what that temperature is, and that by reducing said CO2 emissions the atmospheric levels of CO2 will drop and temperatures will stabilize."
Bob Livingston

"'Proud to be an American,” says one bumper sticker. 'One nation — indivisible,' says another. America was, of course, founded on the opposite principle… the idea that people were free to separate themselves from a parent government whenever they felt they had come of age. But no fraud, no matter how stupendous, is so obvious as to be detected by the average American. That is America’s great strength… or its most serious weakness."
Bill Bonner

"Teachers used to tell schools kids that anyone can be president. This is like saying anyone can go to Hell. It’s not an inspiration; it’s a threat."
Lew Rockwell