Thursday, April 9, 2020

US Crimes of the Week


Truthful headlines (and just one week’s worth) offering you more reasons to separate yourselves from The Regime’s madness:

Proof- Regime Disease Goons' Reporting of Virus Deaths is Fraudulent

"In cases where a definite diagnosis of COVID-19 cannot be made, but it is suspected or likely…it is acceptable to report COVID-19 on a death certificate as ‘probable’ or ‘presumed’ cause of death."

Skeptical? Then read this at the Disease Goons’ own website.

And the DC Covid Cunt is now openly admitting it.

Will we be seeing “Corona Virus Was an Inside Job!” bumper stickers by the end of the year?


Thanks to Jon Rapport for “nailing them with their own words.”


Well, at least until Bill Gates has his poisonous vaccine ready to pump into our veins.

Here’s a look at our very probable dystopian future.


What is next on his list of demands?


Branding you a “hoarder” allows them to steal your property rather than actually purchasing it.


They outright steal them from Germany.


His masters consider it “poor judgment” to be concerned for the health of his crew.


Who knew that The Virus is a bully that picks on colored people?


So, I’m to believe an investigation is accurate that was completed by self-confessed liars, cheaters and thieves?


But this is bad when offered by a communist with a (D) after their name.


“The panel will root out waste, fraud and abuse; it will protect against price-gouging, profiteering and political favoritism.” 

 Yea, right. When has that ever happened?


For his wars of empire? For his drone slaughtering of civilians?

Why, of course not! He dared to promote a drug shown to have positive effects against The Virus. How dare he?

Regime Counterfeiter Wants You to Wear a Badge Showing You are ‘Virus Free’

Submit to daily testing or you will become an unperson.

So now banksters are health experts?


They don’t want you to be deceived by “myths” regarding The Virus.


You can believe us!


You might drop dead on the way to the store!


The inevitable invasion and coup are not far off.


There’s nothing like a little war to distract the tax slaves while they starve during a DC-created virus hysteria.


And this problem and cost occurs over and over and over and over…


Again…


It would “require citizens to apply for a federal license before being able to purchase a firearm.
And the government would have the authority to deny a license, even if the applicant has no criminal history or mental health issues.
That makes this essentially a nationwide “red flag law.” The government can deny or revoke a license if they arbitrarily deem you to be a problem.
The proposed law would also tax firearms at 30% and ammunition at 50%.”


Same old shit- When things get tough at home for the powers-that-shouldn’t-be, you start a war to distract the tax slaves.


No surprise here. Expect it to continue.


Lots of new spending ideas to enrich the war whores and hurry the extinction of civilization.


Their “assets” are in place.


It’s a common-sense method to reduce the risk of nuclear war.

But we can’t be having any of that, now can we?


They supposedly belong to a group called, “al-Shabaab.”

Please explain to me how this group is a threat to you or me.


“The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary.”
H.L. Mencken


Your “public health” doesn’t include your natural right to defend yourself from death.

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

Isn’t it time for Texians to practice “DC-distancing?”

Secession, anyone?


Sunday, April 5, 2020

Quotes of the Week


Enlightened insights taken from the past week’s reading:

"Anyone who says that Texans should trust the federal government or makes the argument that the federal system is 'fixable' is ill and that illness is not COVID-19. It’s Stockholm Syndrome.
The public backlash against the government’s COVID-19 response is rooted in the fundamental distrust that the people have in the elected class. Most Texans wouldn’t trust the federal government, and increasingly the state government, to pour piss out of a boot with the instructions written on the sole. In fact, the government’s track record of screwing up everything it touches and lying to the people is on full display right now in glorious high-definition across 100 channels of doom.
The whole federal stimulus is a lie. While it’s true that individuals, families, and small businesses will receive some money, compared to the big money bailouts, grants, and budget expansions, we are being shoved some crumbs from the 'Master’s table' to buy our silence and continued loyalty. 
Texans should be more outraged than the people from other states. We overpay $103-$160 billion every single year into the federal system. That’s money that has come out of our pockets and landed in the federal coffers, never to be seen again by a single Texan. The shame is that on the other side of the COVID-19 outbreak Texans won’t even get a t-shirt that says 'I Survived COVID-19 And All I Got Was Another $60,000 Of Federal Debt'.
If COVID-19 turns out to be the monster that they say it is, they will point to it and say, 'aren’t you glad we protected you from the monster.' If it turns out to be a total bust, they can campaign on how their draconian measures 'flattened the curve' while fattening their campaign coffers using the slogan, 'aren’t you glad we protected you from the monster.'   
The real monster here is the federal government’s insatiable desire for power and control. It’s time for Texas to drive the monster from our land, our homes, and our lives."
Daniel Miller

"Besides the psychological and physical carnage that will soon be evident due to government’s totalitarian response to this so-called pandemic, the ruling elite have now learned just how easy it has been to capture and control the entire population, with most of that compliance being voluntary due to fear and unquestioned acceptance of mandated orders. Now that the general public has been completely locked down due to a virus, and with ease, all future control will be ever easier to achieve just by claiming and declaring any emergency. Society has become so pathetic that they knowingly and willingly give up any individual liberty in favor of group protection, and when all are told not to band together, they do not understand that this 'social distancing' from everyone is simply a state ploy to stop dissent, and has nothing to do with fighting any virus. A few have little power against an oppressive government, so as long as people can be separated, then resistance to tyranny is virtually impossible to obtain."
Gary D. Barnett

"This is a robbery in progress. And it’s not a bailout for the coronavirus. It’s a bailout for 12 years of corporate irresponsibility that made these companies so fragile that a few weeks of disruption would destroy them."
David Dayen

"You will find that the actual death numbers are low. You will also discover that the science behind this is incredibly compromised as is all science in the west today thanks to the cognitive infection of federal and government funding of science. This is especially true in the current climate (pun intended) of the virulent Neo-Lysenkoism of 'climate alarmists'.  Not to mention the 'scientism' or things that have the cosmetic attributes of science but without its rigor. These poorly educated reprobates have no grasp of empiricism, scientific methodology and an infantile worship of flawed models in everything they do.
You have to ask two questions to get at the heart of this:
Why are the elderly dying? They are dying because like humans for eternity before them, they have natural expiration dates. What you are seeing is some of the same cognitive malpractice you see in climate alarmism. The conflation of correlation with causation and a tendency to bend evidentiary rules so that one can cherry-pick premises to fit the conclusion formed before investigation began.
The old and frail are dying of comorbidity. In medicine, comorbidity is the presence of one or more additional conditions co-occurring with a primary condition; in the countable sense of the term, a comorbidity is each additional condition. Rare is the end of life one primary cause but rather a bundle of conditions and ephemera racing to score the coup de grace on the usually witting victim. Unless I expire in a fight in peacetime or wartime, I have a very good sense of my body mechanics starting to slow down or function less effectively.
In this case the elderly are dying because that is ultimately their career path whether we like it or not. In this case, it would be instructive to see the autopsy reports and I will bet a brick of .22LR that all of them had failing health or pre-conditions of less than optimal function. Keep in mind that less than ten percent of all assigned COVID deaths occur below the age of sixty. And this data is coming from the voodoo clown circus known as the World Health Organzation."
Bill Buppert

"People are beginning to ask themselves the very question which can 'red pill' them into economic enlightenment… 
If the Fed has infinite cash, and we can print it up virtually in an instant… 
Why stop at $6 trillion? 
Why not 100 gajillion dollars! 
Why can’t we all be TRILLIONAIRES!? 
What’s stopping us from making all of our dreams come true?
Why pay taxes if we can just print it? 
In turn, the system is being exposed for what it is -- a FRAUD."
Chris Campbell

"To focus the minds of our politicians who are shutting down the economy, we should stop paying them as long as the shutdown lasts. Government employees keep getting paid, while millions of Americans will lose their jobs. They 'solve' the problems they helped create, by spending other people's money. Businesses – free markets -- are chastised, destroyed, casualties left in the wake. But they are the only ones that, if they can weather the shutdown, will be able turn the economic tide."
Brian Wesbury

"The 'public health professionals' are the architects and 'intellectual' supporters of the totalitarian police state that the U.S. has become in just the past two weeks.  The virus will disappear almost completely with the warmer weather, as the cold and flu season ends, at which point they will tell us that it is not the ultraviolet rays of the sun but their police state that did the trick.  They will pat themselves on the back, the media will cheer them and make them celebrities, and they will therefore be encouraged to declare 'public health emergencies' ever more often.  'Public' health is the health of the state."
Tom DiLorenzo

"Millions of businesses, churches, schools, charities and more have been deemed 'non-essential' by every type of politician and bureaucrat, from the president to the lowliest mouth-breathing pinhead politician elected mayor of some tiny town by a couple of hundred clueless sheeple.
Has any government bureaucrat anywhere at any level of government  been told that he is 'non-essential' and should stay home?  Haven’t heard of any so far."
Tom DiLorenzo

"The point is that, quite apart from what will surely be the devastating costs of an unprecedented economic shutdown, there is a tremendous human cost incurred by allowing any state to have this much power over us. It is a cost that very few are even talking about. But it is the one we most urgently need to be talking about.
Each one of us needs to ask ourselves this question. Each one of us needs to decide which side of this they are on, which side they will stand up for. And yes, there really are only two sides: Choosing to go in the direction of a more free society, or choosing to go in the direction of a more authoritarian one.
For myself, I would much rather take my chances with the sum of the people around me making their own decisions about this virus (and me and my family making ours). Not because I think they are better people than our rulers, but because there are ways to hold individuals accountable for their actions and for harm they inflict on others. The same can never be said for the state.
We should all be far more frightened by the consequences of letting a government have this much power over our lives, than we should be of any pathogen. Why? Because human beings have the tools and the capacity to deal with viruses.
But after all this time, after all the man-made famines, the endless wars, the gulags, the killing fields, the death camps… after all of this, we still have not yet found the tools to effectively deal with the problem of an all-powerful state."
Bretigne Shaffer

"It is difficult to believe public health authorities are doing all that can be done to prevent disease, save lives and promote health.  That is because what is obvious, what is essentially free (sunshine vitamin D), and what is logical, is not being done.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is a one-trick pony – – vaccination. Inject a little bit of a disease into people under the presumption all will develop antibodies against infectious diseases.  Everyone on the planet is expected to hold their breath, metaphorically speaking, and wait for a future vaccine that will, by my predictions, end up hospitalizing many and leading hundreds of thousands of high-risk individuals (diabetics, smokers, drinkers, the frail elderly) to their early demise because these are the people who do not develop sufficient antibodies following vaccination."
Bill Sardi

"In case you haven’t noticed, major media have been shoving the devastating economic effects of the global lockdowns into the background. They aren’t leading their daily coverage with people’s lives being destroyed. They’re pushing case numbers and new COVID horror stories. This is not an accident. This is conscious policy. Network bosses have sent down the word. Don’t emphasize the economic human wreckage. Instead, it’s: we’ll all get through this, we’re all in this together. Here are seven steps you can take when you’re washing your hands. It’s robot city. 
After a hurricane or an earthquake, the news shows you the rubble and the families with their belongings in sacks wandering through torn roads. Reporters interview mothers who are sitting on curbs in a daze…
But this time, not so. They don’t want people to grasp viscerally what loss of jobs and businesses and money actually means. They want passive acceptance.
Don’t let them get away with it."
Jon Rappoport

"President Trump and Congress have ridden to the rescue. They've passed a spending bill — filled with lots of pork and leftist dreams — that will give each American a couple of thousand bucks (and the banksters and globalist megacorporations billions). Congressweasels and Trump think that will somehow tide Americans over for three weeks — or three months or however long the medical men with their computer programs generating models based on incomplete and/or fabricated data tell us."
Bob Livingston

"More and more evidence is forthcoming daily that this new coronavirus called Covid-19, is not only being blown out of proportion, but is purposely being manipulated to show many more deaths than are actually caused by this mystery virus. In some cases, as in Italy, the so-called current epicenter of this falsely identified pandemic, the obvious deception is easy to identify, but it goes on none the less; this due to the perpetrators of this fraud understanding that fear sells, and allows for the unimpeded ease of population control. This is partially due to a weakness of mind, but also to the fact that the American public is no longer independent and free, but is beholding to the state as guardian of the flock. 
Much of the hype surrounding this ordeal has been refuted, and those responsible for making magnificent and unsubstantiated death claims early on have not only backed off, but have ratcheted down their initial warnings exponentially. This was done quietly and without fanfare of course, unlike their mass fear mongering, but nonetheless their claims were patently false. This is why the continued tyranny due to this hype is so ridiculous, as the false basis for the initial fear has been exposed, but the political class and its media continue on as if their lies were not noticed. In the meantime, millions of Americans are without a job, without savings, and without any way to support their families, all due to forcible government interference into their lives in the name of 'safety.' The economy was shut down, and is still shut down, with no apparent end in sight."
Gary D. Barnett

"The widespread diagnostic test for the COVID virus now in use, called the PCR, falls far short of proving that ANY person is sick or will get sick. In other articles, I have proposed a vetting process for the PCR—which should have been done decades ago—in order to show it works or doesn’t work in the real world. This vetting procedure would be suggested by any college science student as obvious and necessary. It has never been carried out. It involves proving the test can determine that a huge quantity of virus, actively replicating in the human body, is present—and therefore, the patient would, in the real world, be sick. Carrying out such a test, on hundreds of patients, in a controlled and blinded setting, AND THEN SEEING WHETHER THE TEST DOES POINT TO ACTUALLY SICK PEOPLE, has never been done. Therefore, claiming the test confirms that COVID virus is causing great damage is unsupported. This, too, is quite convenient, if a common coronavirus that causes nothing more than a common cold has been engineered. In that situation, you would want a diagnostic test that can’t predict or detect serious illness, because the virus doesn’t cause serious illness. The virus is only there as a prop, to create the illusion of case numbers stemming from one source: a harmless COVID-19 VIRUS."
Jon Rappoport

"Once the hysteria subsides a little the endless MSM chatter will inevitably turn to 'analysis'. This will include grading who reacted the best, as in, the fastest and most totalitarian. But I am going to bet that at some point the root cause of the 'crises' will eventually be liked to 'climate change'.  And you know 'all the experts will agree'."
Greg Privette

"Why would several thousand deaths from a contagious disease be more important than the hundreds of thousands killed by government and Big Pharma every year? Why are they more important than the thousands that will commit suicide due to economic recession? It’s not a matter of not caring about those who die. It’s a question of why are some deaths perfectly acceptable and others justify complete removal of your rights & privacy?
If curtailing the number of deaths is not the determining factor driving this manufactured recession, then what is? Is it a test to see whether we will voluntarily surrender all of our last remaining freedoms in exchange for government, Big Pharma and the Big Tech Surveillance Capitalists 'saving' us from one of many infectious diseases?"
Dr. Joseph Mercola

"If there had been no media hype about the coronavirus and if the governments had not resorted to drastic measures in foolish obeyance and submission to the commands by the World Health Organization, hardly anyone beyond some specialists probably would have noticed the coronavirus. Mutations of viruses happen all of the time and most of them do not do more harm than the influenza virus. The family of coronavirus is very large and its existence has been known since the 1960s.
In order to justify their draconian measures, governments claim that their policy is about 'saving lives'. Yet there is no way 'to save lives' for good. The best we can do is to gain a little more time to live and to avoid an early death. Therefore, the question is not whether to save lives or not, but by which measures we will gain more years or may lose time to live. When we close down the economy, those who thereby avoid contagion will gain a few more years. On the other hand, because of the shutdown, millions of people will lose many years of their lifetime. Make your choice.
Our wants are always manifold and therefore require a trade-off. The idea of 'saving lives' as an absolute good is absurd and can only gain such prominence in a society that has lost its touch with the elementary truths of human existence."
Antony Mueller

"Do not be fooled. This isn’t a pandemic induced failure of the financial system. This was a 100% eventuality, pandemic or not If not for its heavy dependence on credit and an unsustainable degree of leverage, the world would not be waking up to the S&P 500 futures locked limit down with seeming regularity."
Patrick Lewis

"Just as the so-called climate experts call on us to suppress the world economy in the name of a climate disaster, the medical experts call on us to close down the US economy in order to prevent a healthcare disaster.
This is not an acceptable argument. The healthcare system is not separate from the economy but a crucial part of it. The socialization of healthcare, as if it can function without a free economy, is already a major error.
Our system is based on the assumption of human agency, free will, and choice. Even if humans could live longest and most happily in the pods of the 'matrix,' with every need and sense optimally gratified, we would spurn this utilitarian nirvana. We would seek freedom. We would assert common sense.
Common sense says that if a disease poses the threat of killing millions of elderly people already afflicted by medical conditions, those people should be sequestered and protected. But the rest of us should proceed with our work, taking prudent precautions, even if, amazingly, some of us will die anyway."
George Gilder

"I wish just one of those public health officials standing behind President Trump at his daily briefings would step up to the microphone and say, 'The best defensive position against this is a vibrant, robust immune system. Let's spend one week on a national initiative to bolster our immune systems.' 
That can never happen because personal responsibility is obsolete."
Joel Salatin

"What will government do when this pandemic is over and it has flexed its massive new control powers over us?
Just how many people will we have saved with the unprecedented economic shutdown and other actions? And among us who survive the coronavirus pandemic, will we be standing tall or living on our knees?
I find it difficult to endorse the status quo by granting government authority to take these extraordinary measures that threaten my freedom and my future health and well-being. I would rather fight for my freedom even if I face a greater risk of death as a result."
Raymond C. Niles

"Three-fourths of NYC deaths allegedly 'from coronavirus' are people with pre-existing underlying health problems. Like heart disease, cancer, tuberculosis, diabetes, or all of the above.  Yet, someone has apparently ordered that ALL of these deaths be declared to have one and only one cause, 'COVID-19.'  The media are also fomenting mass hysteria by reporting that someone dies in NYC every 9.5 minutes, ignoring the fact that this is quite normal.  The city government itself reports that in 2018 the number was every 9.1 minutes.  No mention at all, however, that NYC claims to have almost 600,000 illegal immigrants, thousands of which are known to have latent (or not so latent) tuberculosis."
Tom DiLorenzo

"The economy is what keeps us alive. It is what sustains the nation and the world. If it fails, billions will starve or die early of other preventable afflictions. If the medical diagnosis declares that the economy must be suspended to uphold medical priorities, then political leadership must assert the larger public interest.
What is left after war is silence: The silence of the death; the silence of the debris; the silence of the birds! After war even the screams of sadness are silent because the pain is in the very depths of the soul!"
Mehmet Murat ildan

"Here is how the ruse works in detail: Politicians allocate (steal) taxpayer funds for programs under the guise of alleviating the plight of the poor, the homeless, the sick, the elderly and the unemployed, and serving the 'public interest' or 'national security.' Yet it is not the mother’s milk of human kindness and compassion which lubricates the intricate gears of political machinery. It is the snake oil of expediency.
The bureaucrats who administer this flim-flam provide taxpayer funds to political advocacy groups through massive grants and contracts, ostensibly intended to fulfill program objectives. However, much of the money received by the special interests is used to lobby, campaign and organize support for the mandarins to manage, additional funding for existing programs, and the re-election of their shills who favor the appropriations which play politics with human misery.
Farcical public hearings are staged to persuade the complacent and compliant news media that greater spending is essential to deal with these pressing problems. Incumbents then appropriate more funds for existing malevolence and initiate new mischief through legislative legerdemain.
In turn, they mass their campaign contributions from clients and franking privileges for their re-election efforts. The bureaucracy awards more pilfered taxpayers’ funds to the special interests, and the process begins all over again."
Charles Burris

"In a free market society, income is neither taken nor distributed. Income is earned by serving one’s fellow man. Say I mow your lawn. When I’m finished, you pay me $50. Then, I go to my grocer and demand, 'Give me two pounds of sirloin and a six-pack of beer that my fellow man produced.' In effect, the grocer asks: 'Williams, what did you do to deserve a claim on what your fellow man produced?' I say, 'I served him.' The grocer says, 'Prove it.' That’s when I pull out the $50. We might think of dollars as 'certificates of performance,' proof of serving our fellow man."
Walter Williams

"There is no such thing as 'representative government,' and there never has been such a system. That is a myth, and that myth was planted into the psyche of the common man long ago. The fantasy of representative government has been accepted and embraced by the sheep since the beginning, and voting has been the shameful tool used to fool the people into believing they have a say. Those that still cling to these ridiculous notions are seemingly lost in a vacuum of ignorance, and no longer attempt to break the chains of the slavery that binds them. Who among you has broken those chains, denounced the state, and has rebelled against the misplaced authority and tyranny that is now so obvious? Sadly, this is reserved for only the few that seek, accept, and embrace truth in this hostile environment."
Gary D. Barnett

"Democracy and politics will not alleviate our problems; only committed individuals working in the intermediary institutions of civil society can. Democratic elections can work locally, and in small countries or communities; Switzerland’s system of express subsidiarity comes to mind. And clearly the best hope for America’s survival will come through an aggressive form of federalism or subsidiarity, one that dramatically reduces the winner-take-all stakes of national elections. But mass democracy, in a country as large as America, is a recipe for strife, bitterness, endless division, and much worse."
Jeff Deist

"[Trump] is completely unpredictable, and he seems to see his unpredictability as a virtue when it comes to negotiating. It’s not. Unpredictability is a virtue when you’re playing poker – but poker is a win-lose game. In real life, unpredictability equals unreliability and untrustworthiness. It’s a sign of someone without ethics, without a moral core. It tells people that you’re trying to 'play' them, to 'game' them.
He’s an economic ignoramus. His fiscal and monetary policies amount to Modern Monetary Theory. He thinks ultra-low interest rates are always, and necessarily, a good thing. He’s a pathological borrower. His tariffs may be catalysts for Stage Two of the Greater Depression. Sorry to go off on a tangent about The Donald. But – whatever his virtues – he’s not thoughtful, well-educated, or stable. He’s a narcissist, and shows universally bad judgment in choosing the people he surrounds himself with."
Doug Casey

"When a prominent politician dies or retires, you will, without a doubt, hear him referred to as a 'public servant.' We will be told that a nation is grateful for his years of service, and that as a mere youth, he aspired to a career as a public servant. Another whopper of an unseen elephant, perhaps because few, if any of us, have servants, or have even encountered a servant, except in the movies. But isn’t it interesting that in the movies servants do as their masters dictate, whereas the 'public servants' have US do as THEY dictate. And if you actually found yourself blessed (?) with servants, would you expect them to sit you down and tell you how you were to behave, what you had to do, or not do, how much you were to pay them, what their hours would be, and how you would be punished for disobedience?"
Paul Hein

"It is not enough to judge the morality of a philosophy by its intended goals. Stalin and Mao and Castro all had goals they judged as good, and goals that Bernie Sanders and Rep. Ocasio-Cortez approve of; but if mass killing, mass indoctrination, mass suffering, mass penalties, mass imprisonment and mass theft are used, effectively or ineffectively, to attain these goals, are we entitled to ignore these immoral means? If social justice, as defined by socialists, and which is not necessarily social justice at all, is bought at the price of suppressing the humanity or human endeavors of persons, it’s the antithesis of Christianity. The latter is profoundly a religion of freedom and of individual personality. The Kingdom of God is pursued by changes within a person, not by means of power enforcing human slavery."
Michael Rozeff

"[The United States is] overly big, one of the biggest countries in the world. Smaller countries are happier and less corrupt. They’re less inclined to throw their weight around militarily, and they’re freer. If there are advantages to bigness, the costs exceed the benefits. Bigness is badness."
F.H.Buckley

"Real history no longer exists in the US.  The American experience has been turned into one of crimes and injustice.  There is no doubt that American foreign policy is responsible for many crimes and much injustice. I write about it often.  But the people used to be unified.  They didn’t hate one another. Yes, there was some low-life racism against blacks, but the middle and upper class Southern white population disapproved of it.  In the South white families relied on black help.  We knew them. White people trusted blacks with their children, their meals, their household budgets.  Who would trust their children, food, and household to people that they hated?
The hatred was manufactured. It serves an agenda: disunity."
Paul Craig Roberts

"The rule of law has collapsed in Western society. They say God created the 10 Commandments, which we have translated into a billion laws. The greater the regulation, the greater the injustice. The very purpose of civilization ceases to exist because it merely becomes a contest between two philosophies with the left always seeking to suppress the right who simply wants to be free. This is ultimately why all governments are buried in a common grave dug by history."
Marvin Armstrong

"There are not enough prisons for all of us, and once we realize we are building prisons for ourselves, the gig is up.  This is the brittle fragility of the US empire. The dark menacing unmoving iceberg of state power is an illusion; it can be shattered by a small set of harmonic vibrations, many of which are already in play.  However, the blood of tyrants is real."
Karen Kwiatkowski

"The most truly privileged class in America is the professoriate, which holds part time jobs — fully paid — from which they cannot be fired, endowed by capitalist without tenure, who can be 'fired' by customers at any time. From their privileged promontory, the credentialed classes currently use claims of inequality and climate doom to discredit their rival elites in business. 
Tenured faculty comprise a privileged American aristocracy that resents a capitalist order where performance trumps empty credentialism almost every time."
George Gilder

"Citizens should remember that the government that claims a right to seize their firearms also denies that it has any legal obligation to protect individuals from violent criminals. Almost no one is holding politicians advocating mass gun confiscation liable for the carnage their proposals would produce. Instead, gun-ban proposals are being treated as moral imperatives or viewed as a chance for national atonement. Unfortunately, politicians can win votes in primary elections for championing policies that would ravage much of the nation."
James Bovard

"Fantastic doctrines (like Christianity or Islam or Marxism) require unanimity of belief. One dissenter casts doubt on the creed of millions. Thus the fear and the hate; thus the torture chamber, the iron stake, the gallows, the labor camp, the psychiatric ward."
Edward Abbey

"Every major traumatic and cataclysmic event in the United States in my lifetime – and for decades before – is due to a lie or false narrative."
Bionic Mosquito

"You know you’re living in a banana republic when a roll of toilet paper is worth more than the Bill of Rights."
Anonymous

Thursday, April 2, 2020

US Crimes of the Week

Truthful headlines (and just one week’s worth) offering you more reasons to separate yourselves from The Regime’s madness:

Regime Gangsters Approve $2 Trillion Giveaway Without Reading What They Voted On

To “social distancing,” “flatten the curve,” and “self-isolation,” add the new phrase, “TrumpBux.”

Regime Gangsters to Give $350 Million of Your Stolen Money to Border Invading Parasites

Somehow, it’s your responsibility to cure their diseases.


Now that The DC Demons have control of the printing press, there will be no stopping them.


Goofy central planning financed with “infusions” of stolen, borrowed and counterfeited dollars.


They’re only on a “medical mission.”

For now.

It will be interesting to see how many of these boot licking clucks don’t know that not all of the “City of Dallas is in “Dallas County.” How many will “accidentally” prowl into the neighboring counties?


“It’s a loyal insider’s club. They collaborate to float prime-cut, A-number-one cover stories of extraordinary dimensions. They invent medical reality out of thin air.”


You’ll need to have a tattoo to prove you have been tested and vaccinated.


How is their “nothing wrong” with an economy that is shut down?


If they want it, they gonna take it…


Let diseased foreigners earn an honest paycheck and let tax slaves live off the dole.


Il Duce lives!


As usual, he had no evidence. But if he didn’t continually create fear porn he wouldn’t have anything to do.


The DC Demons are always on the lookout for a skilled liar to assist their agenda. Discrediting this one will be labeled a “conspiracy theory.”


Their presentation must be as dramatic as possible to keep the audience attentive to their 24/7 fear mongering.

And keep an eye out for more “spontaneous applause” propaganda


No “lock down” for them.


A steady supply of cannon fodder has been declared, “essential.”


In a nutshell- Lock everyone in their homes for ten weeks. Then those who haven’t starved or died, forcibly pump them with his poisonous vaccine……….


People with such an ongoing, abnormal obsession with irrelevant data are mentally ill and need help. And it is certainly a “crime” when such sick people are allowed to rule others.


Is this the first shot in The War for Reparations?


All shooting wars are preceded by propaganda wars.


I’m sure the inevitability of people suffering will be “worth it.”

Meanwhile, preparations continue for the eventual shooting war.


It’s his fault that weak Americans love cocaine so much.

DC is now offering him a new deal, which is nothing but a coupe disguised as “democratic.” 

DC is now offering him a new deal, which is nothing but a coup disguised as “democratic.” 

Refusing it will probably get him the same fate as Noriega.


Watch the DC Demons as they destroy your business and your job, imprison you in your home, and starve you, while they spread their war mongering into outer space.

US loyalists must be so proud and choked up with emotion.....or is that just the virus filling up their lungs?


You’re witnessing the fascist takeover of American businesses.


Killing the unborn has been declared an “essential service.”

And the utter bullshit of a “constitutional right” to do so lives on.


The criminals who stole $21 TRILLION in just seven years feel they are above any accountability.


You’re expected to take the word of liars. The murdered were “terrorists.”

Don’t expect any “accountability.”

Some good news for the resistance:


No matter how black and bleak the moment, look hard and you’ll find a bit of hope and light.

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


Secession, anyone?


Sunday, March 29, 2020

Quotes of the Week


Enlightened insights taken from the past week’s reading:

"While Governor Greg Abbott is issuing executive orders at an unprecedented pace, he has an opportunity to stand with the people of Texas, consumers and business owners, and remind the world that Texas is a 'free and independent State by issuing one more executive order.
Abbott should immediately issue an executive order stating that all federal tax payments will be remitted to the State of Texas and be immediately rebated. The effect of this is that the money that would normally flow to the overbloated and inefficient bureaucracy in Washington, would stay in the pockets of those who need it the most right now. It could be the difference in keeping Texans employed and in their homes or out-of-work and in the streets. This would let Texans keep their money out of the hands of federal bureaucrats that are hell-bent on taking their cut, playing games with the money, and then tossing crumbs back to us at a snail’s pace.
Some will say that he doesn’t have the power to do this. But as we have seen with his executive orders, he is willing to color outside the lines if it suits him during this declared emergency. Sure the federal government will complain. So what? Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton have made their political careers on standing up to Washington. Here is their chance to prove that their defense of Texans against the federal government is legitimate and not simply political rhetoric."
Daniel Miller

"Fear is the number one tool of those who seek power over others.  Create a crisis and then offer the 'solution'.  If an unplanned crisis erupts, then don’t waste it!
The authoritarians cannot lose.  If they keep Covid 19 from wreaking too much havoc, then it’s, 'See, we had to impose martial law, in order to keep you safe.'  (Get used to it.)  And if causes deaths in excess of say, swine flu or the regular flu, then it’s, 'They didn’t do enough!'  (Get used to more authoritarianism.)
Covid 19 will provide the excuse for expansions of Federal power that were unimaginable a generation ago.  We’ve been headed there, but now the floodgates are open.  The real threat is the final collapse of the Idea of America, of liberty."
Anonymous

"Our founders were intimately familiar with pandemics, viruses and plagues, yet they did not allow any to suspend our Constitutional liberties. Not one word in the Constitution about plagues or pandemics to exempt the government from any of our Bill of Rights. Why do our current courts allow it? Because the public is asleep at the wheel. Think the pandemic threatens to kill us all? A review of the data shows the pandemic is more panic than plague.
Time to wake up. Maybe it is time in the motto of V for Vendetta, to 'Remember, remember the fifth of November, the gunpowder treason and plot.' As that film's lead character well said: 'People shouldn’t be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people.' Only when an awake public asserts their human liberties to protest the loss of their liberties will, then, governments quit using public health crises to seize power that does not belong to them. The answer to 1984 is still 1776."
Robert Barnes

"The main underlying message being shoved continuously at the public is not only that you can’t trust your neighbor, community, church, etc. but that all those should be viewed with suspicion and avoided. We now have the new phrase 'social distancing' completely embedded in our conscience. As if electronic devices and 'social' media wasn’t bad enough in that regard. In past crises the idea was to come together as a community to work together, side by side to help each other. Now in this situation we are being told the way to come together as a community is to avoid all engagement with each other. Instead of coming together as neighbors we are to avoid each other and look to the media experts and the state apparatus for our salvation. What better way could they have found to drive the final stake in the heart not only of the economy but of civil society itself?"
Greg Privette

"There is a major movement toward authoritarianism. Perhaps because they know the system is collapsing and they are using this as the excuse. I had an exchange with a doctor who said they need the quarantine and I am spreading dangerous information. I asked him to look at his pension funds. Are any left? He went silent. There is something wrong here. You do not destroy the world economy on this magnitude to even save 25,000 lives. Even if 40% of the population got this, with a death rate which is less than 3% (8% among the elderly), it does not warrant this economic destruction. They are wiping out small businesses, countless people have lost their jobs, others their entire pension fund, and there is no putting this back together again as nothing happened. This is a intentional economic destruction that is being carried out for an undisclosed purpose."
Martin Armstrong

"Anyone who has eyes to see can clearly make out that America is an addled empire in steep decline that is firmly entrenched in its bread-and-circuses stage. This has been brought into clear focus due to Covid-19. Since there is now a shortage of bread, as supermarket shelves are bare, and the distraction of the circus of sports has been indefinitely removed from the culture, Americans are left with little to distract them from cold, hard reality.
With no brawls or ballgames to watch, and the fear of potential hunger gnawing at their bloated bellies and brains, and with social distancing leaving them isolated with little but their thoughts as company, Americans will now find it harder and harder to ignore the truth about their country and its deplorably corrupt media, financial, government, education and health care systems, that is staring them in the face."
Michael MaCaffrey

"The CDC says that 23,000 Americans have died from the flu since last September.  Yawn.  Ho hum.
Around 6 PM today the TV news cited another CDC statistic that 400 Americans have died from the coronavirus.  Emergency!  Suspend the Constitution — Permanently!  Declare Martial Law!  Stop the economy — Now!!  Stay in the house — or else!  Shut up and take your Masters’ orders!  Rev up the printing presses!  Call out the National Guard!  Imprison all dissenters!!"
Tom DiLorenzo

"I’m going out to run for five or six miles in the hills around my home to clear out the funk and fear from my head. 
Let’s all of us get up and out of our lidded platonic caves, where we hunch and hunker down in the lambent shadows, taking our view of the world from television and other screens. 
Some sunlight on our bodies and souls could improve our vitamin 'D' and immune systems with some delight, delectation, dance, and even divinity.
To overcome the prevailing dystopian 'D’s' of disease, disaster, decadence, depression, and social distance."
George Gilder

"If this virus only affected white males, nothing would be shut down or closed!"
Gary D. Barnett

"The drive to find biological weapons that will sicken and kill millions at a time is not only a travesty, but is beyond evil. This power is held by the few, but the potential victims of this madness include everyone on earth. How can such insanity at this level be allowed to continue? If any issue could ever unite the masses, governments participating in biological and germ warfare, race-specific killing, and creating viruses with the potential to affect disease and death worldwide, should cause many to stand together against it. The first step is to expose that governments, the most likely culprit being the U.S. government, are planting these viruses purposely to cause great harm. Once that is proven, the unbelievable risk to all will be known, and then people everywhere should put their divisiveness aside, stand together, and stop this assault on mankind."
Gary D. Barnett

"Watch closely what is hidden from view. While there is an enormous amount of speculation and studied hypotheses concerning this coronavirus, do not allow the virus hype to cause blindness to the government’s hidden agendas and methods of achieving dominance over the populace. Things are moving very quickly, and every single piece of new legislation, every executive order, and all mandated tyrannical measures instituted at any level of government could have very dangerous underlying consequences, and these will most likely not see the light of day in any mainstream media. That is why it is so important to seek out those that are researching these documents and tyrannical measures, and reporting on them outside the mainstream. In addition, the asinine social changes are not going away anytime soon, so get prepared for normal life in this new surveillance state of America to be one giant TSA center intent on inspecting and controlling all movement and action of the public. In other words, life in this country could become one big airport security line, and pat downs and the metaphorical equivalent (or not) of body cavity searches could become the norm."
Gary D. Barnett

"Allow existing bankruptcy and insolvency processes to run their course. Bailouts are not the answer, new owners who can turn companies around are. Corporate assets, contracts and products don’t disappear in bankruptcy. Yes, there will be pain as many (not all) existing employees lose their jobs. But executives and boards of failing companies should lose their jobs first and foremost, and new shareholders should seek clawbacks of ill-deserved bonuses and stock compensation.
Again, this will not be pretty — but shareholders, not taxpayers, must bear the economic burden when companies fail."
Jeff Deist

"The 24 hour media coverage; declarations of States of Emergency; the government-ordered shutdowns of private businesses; the cancellations and closings of events, institutions, organizations; the quarantining, 'social distancing,' and 'self-isolation'—the stage has been seamlessly set for what I’m convinced will go down as perhaps the Greatest Story Ever Sold within the recent memory of the contemporary Western political world.
Even 9/11, for all of the abuses of power to which it led, didn’t result in anything like this abrupt and pervasive an exertion of political power or the mental conformity among the masses to which the sensationalism over COVID-19 has given rise."
Jack Kerwick

"This unfolding death of a nation, the world’s greatest country, is high anxiety.  I have three choices how to handle this: 1) duck my head and ignore reality (irresponsibility); 2) fret, worry and fear and lose sleep (anxiety); or 3) be concerned and deal with reality, and value what really counts most, our freedom and liberty."
Bill Sardi

"This escalation in the power of government, reaching the point where they can order us not to leave our homes, and enforce the order at the point of a gun, will prove to irreversible. We won’t be able to un-remember what they did to us. It will be indelibly recorded in history. Governments will point to this instance to justify future, worse instances."
We must start to resist.
Hunter Hastings

"Strategic analysts agree that the necessary prelude to ramped up US-vs.-China warfare would be a decoupling of the US and Chinese economies. That decoupling is happening now, thanks to coronavirus. Once it has passed the point of no return, war becomes far more likely.
Hunkering down for a serious war on China and its allies would also require a momentous psychological and cultural shift on the part of the American people. Until now, they have been lazy, undisciplined, addicted to consumption without much production, and unwilling to sacrifice themselves (though quite willing to murder foreigners from the safe distance of a drone base). Only a profound psychic shock, and some serious deprivation, could retool them as potential soldiers and total war participants in a deadly and dangerous struggle to maintain their rulers’ global dominance privileges. Or so the neocons might imagine."
Ron Unz

"The system itself needs to be rebuilt from the ground up and principles of liberty need to return to the forefront of our society.  Centralization and globalization have caused untold grief and terror to humanity; this collapse only reinforces the argument that we need to try something different. They will say that the world was 'not centralized enough' and that a more totalitarian framework is the solution. But of course, who really benefits from that in the end? The common man, or the elites?
They can offer any rationalization they want in the name of public safety, but we know what the real play is here. I plan to fight. Not just for me, but for the next generation. Because if I do not, those children may grow up in the world never knowing what freedom truly is. There are fates worse than death, and a life of tyranny and slavery is one of them."
Brandon Smith

"If the individual has a right to govern himself, all external government is tyranny. Hence the necessity of abolishing the State."
Benjamin Ricketson Tucker

"The weak-minded cattle called the general population accept government as their god, observe all of its bogus laws, support its worldwide murders, use it to steal from their neighbors, worship its hired killers even while in so-called religious houses on Sunday, vote in fraudulent elections meant to give power to those who rule over them, and call these elected criminals representatives while ignoring their nefarious deeds; never taking responsibility for the evil they commit in the name of that same population. This is today’s America, and this is the result of a national religion that worships the State."
Gary D. Barnett

"I am not only a pacifist but a militant pacifist. I am willing to fight for peace. Nothing will end war unless the people themselves refuse to go to war."
Albert Einstein

"Day by day, spokespersons of both parties, justify this destruction in their meaningless, impotent, rhetoric on diversionary issues such as cultural Marxism and transgenderism, or the draconian 'war on drugs.' They are now but factions in the one true political party in America — the Incumbent Party. Despite all posturing and pretense, their only real dispute concerns whose clients will get the loot. . . and whose the bill.
Trump, in his arrogantly and hubristic fashion, has revealed this truth. And they hate him for it.
Capitol Hill has become one vast congressional clip-joint, where members 'service' their constituents the way a second-story man 'services' a luxury condo. This lies at the root of every economic and societal ill plaguing the country — Wall Street bailouts, massive foreign and domestic debt, the infrastructure scam of cronyism and elite special interests, Pentagon plunder and the military-security-industrial complex— the list could go on and on."
Charles Burris

"My long-crushed spirit rose, cowardice departed, bold defiance took its place; and I now resolved that, however long I might remain a slave in form, the day had passed forever when I could be a slave in fact."
Frederick Douglass

"The socialist program is sold under the heading of justice or social justice. The socialist enterprise has a charitable ring to it, a do-good ring to it. How can anyone be against helping others, the less fortunate, as Christian morality asks? Socialism sounds Christian and it feeds off of the charitable impulse and Christian teaching, or parts of it.
Yet socialism is godless. It pretends to aim for the dignity of every person, through supplying a minimum standard of living for everyone. But where is the bounty to come from that’s being distributed to all? It must come from those who produce it. Socialism forces producers to give up goods. Socialism is not a voluntary endeavor, and that alone makes it the antithesis of a Christian charity."
Michael Rozeff

"The tank, the B-52, the fighter-bomber, the state-controlled police and the military are the weapons of dictatorship. The rifle is the weapon of democracy… If guns are outlawed, only the government will have guns. Only the police, the secret police, the military, the hired servants of our rulers. Only the government—and a few outlaws. I intend to be among the outlaws."
Edward Abbey

"Here’s an idea. Your body is your primary possession. But it’s like a car—try to keep it in good condition. If it breaks, you pay for it—it’s not up to the government or the taxpayer to fix it. The idea of free medical care—like free education, free housing, free food, and the rest of it—is both destructive and degrading. The fact these things are discussed as practical possibilities shows that the society as a whole is irresponsible and apparently no longer capable of thinking in economic, ethical, or philosophical terms."
Doug Casey

"Celebrities feed society’s predilection to live on the surface -- to identify with the persona, or the social mask -- and never venture any deeper than what we want others to see.
This is why celebrities (and, for that matter, many public-facing people) have a tough time wrestling with issues more complex than catchphrases, slogans, and jingles.
Ultimately, the celebrity organizes his behavior around the need for social approval -- that, after all, is his job.
As Ted Danson put it, the entire job is to 'Pretend, while pretending that we are not pretending.'
As a result, the celebrity can only think of appearance and current fashion. And for that, he tends to lose any sense of individuality and an ability to stand up against the crowd.
This is why you hardly ever see any celebrities dare share any opinions that contradict the Hollyweird mold -- especially not if they hold any conservative-leaning views.
Hollywood is full of virtual personas… assuming the role they (arrogantly) believe every individual should aspire to be.
And, indeed, it’s entirely oblivious to its own blatant arrogance, hypocrisy, and condescension.
(Now, for fun, replace the word 'celebrity' with 'politician' and notice that everything still applies.)"
Chris Campbell

"When I look at public education today compared to the one I got, there is no resemblance.  We were taught to think for ourselves and that a free country required free minds.  Today a free mind is the last thing a public school permits."
Paul Craig Roberts

"The entire question of socialism is political; socialists can speak about their utopian visions, be elected on those platforms, but really don’t have to explain how they actually will make a socialist economy perform in a way that will even begin to match the output of a private enterprise–based economy. Yet, when confronted with the reality of the actual performance of a socialist economy, all the writer can do is to appeal to the election of socialists, which should not be surprising, since the end of socialism is political power and nothing else."
William L. Anderson

"Like all government 'Wars on Something (whether drugs, poverty, terror, etc.)' no amount of money and no amount of effort and no amount of liberty-stealing new laws in support of them are ever enough to bring the wars to a successful conclusion.
The war on drugs is not a war by public officials against criminals at all, but a war for drugs. It is the way public officials profit from criminality, expand their kingdoms and overturn the rule of law and the Constitution. In my unending research into this conspiracy, I have learned that this kind of tyrannical control is possible only by mass deception. It is a total control over governmental and political processes to the detriment of the people in every category of the nation's and local interests. It is raw power exercised by today's single-party-dressed-as-two."
Bob Livingston

"All government, in its essence, is a conspiracy against the superior man: its one permanent object is to oppress him and cripple him. If it be aristocratic in organization, then it seeks to protect the man who is superior only in law against the man who is superior in fact; if it be democratic, then it seeks to protect the man who is inferior in every way against both. One of its primary functions is to regiment men by force, to make them as much alike as possible and as dependent upon one another as possible, to search out and combat originality among them. All it can see in an original idea is potential change, and hence an invasion of its prerogatives. The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out for himself, without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane and intolerable, and so, if he is romantic, he tries to change it. And even if he is not romantic personally he is very apt to spread discontent among those who are."
H.L. Mencken

"Weapons regulation is deep and wide in the USSA: The 2A is worth the paper it’s printed on. The 2A is a sham to protect weapons ownership. It has no teeth whatsoever. If it did, how could the 1934 NFA, 1938 FFA, the decision in US v. Miller in 1939, 1968 GCA, Nixon’s pogrom against handguns, the 1986 FOPA, Bushevik I’s ban on foreign cosmetically offensive weapons in 1989, the NICs, the AWB all the way to the conservative zombie Scalia’s Leninist bromide about 'dangerous and unusual weapons' be protection of private weapons ownership? On and on and on."
Bill Buppert

"Reality is that which when you stop believing in it, it doesn’t go away."
Philip K. Dick