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Was the Electric Car a Bait-and-Switch?They were never viable; so why were they pushed?

The reality of being a Global Citizen; you will own nothing and be happy (happiness is mandatory).

I’m sure that everyone here knows about how he stole the company from a couple of California dreamers. With all due respect to those guys – who sound like a couple of straightforward engineers, who bought into the greenwash nonsense – electric cars are as stupid idea. They take too long to charge, they way too much for the roads, the fuel storage medium is too explosive, they don’t heat in the w...

5th Generation Warfare and Cabal

The following video is an hour long, but I’m recommending it as a must-see for anyone who’s interested in understanding what’s actually going on in the world. It’s an explanation of 5th Generational Warfare, by man well studied in military affairs, but tackling the topic from a civilian perspective.

So what is 5th Generational warfare? Well – it’s sort of like the metaphorical strategies underlying warfare – that Je ne sais quois described by Sun Tze and Clausewitz – becoming increasing...

A Problem for both Trans Activists and TERFS

The Trans will say it’s a man. The TERFS will have to own it as a woman. All I’m saying is that at least the CIA is an equal opportunity employers of MKUltra pawns

Drake said Hale did not have a prior criminal history. He also said police are not aware if she had any mental health issues.

If Transsexualism isn’t a mental health issue – if it’s nothing but aesthetics – then why the hell is insurance paying for it? I identify as a guy dating the three-titted mutant from Total Recall, where’s...

On the Character of Conspiracy

A Moral-Cognitive Theory of Power

How deep does the rabbit hole go?

This seems to be the seminal question of our time. That conspiracies exist is self-evident. In the immortal words of Col. Gathers, “By the time God crapped out the third caveman a conspiracy was launched against one of them!” It is part of man’s nature to form groups, to create exclusive collectives, and to organize plans for mutual benefit. While it might be comforting to believe otherwise, there is no fine line demar...

Do You Believe in God?

The answer is Yes; yes, and…

Recently, somebody dear to me said, “You know, for all of that you talk about God, I still don’t know whether you believe in Him, or if you just view Him as some sort of metaphor.”

Fair enough. “I do believe in God,” I said. “But it’s also so much more than just belief.”

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This is the question that Prof. Peterson has famously refused to answer. Are you a Christian? “I suppose the most straight forward answer to that question is yes, ...

On Trans Guys and Alpha Males

So there was this Trans Guy I was chatting with not too long ago. Told him I was going to hang out with my buddies, and he asked, “So, like – do you and your buddies suck each other off?”

No, not exactly, I said. Mostly we just get drunk and complain about our jobs.

Speaking of my job, there’s this guy I work with. Real Alpha Male type. Muscular, tattoos, likes to show you pictures of his infant son next to his lifted pickup truck. One day he asked me, “So what do you like to go by? Leo? O...

The Cornerstones of Traditionalist Christianity

In a recent post I described the core nature of Gnosticism: Understanding the Enemy: Critical Theory, Radicals, and Neo-Marxists. In it I endeavoured to provide an intuitive understanding of what’s going on in the minds of those on the radical left. What their fundamental belief structure is, and how it drives their actions. Because make to mistake – what we’re experiencing is a clash of metaphysical worldviews. A clash of religions.

The secularization of our society didn’t lead to an ‘abando...

Tinder is Thirsty for Your Souls

An interesting thing happens when you don’t log on to Tinder for a while:

And you thought the users were thirsty!

The site’s desperate to get me back on, despite being entirely useless for meeting people. I was thinking about this when the following video popped up in one of my feeds:

The video is part of an old genre, popular on dating-strategy websites for years now. The user – a man who’s been frustrated with the difficulty finding matches on a dating app – decides to change hi...

A Farewell to Niceness

Distractions by Alex Gross

I turned 40 last year. Like most men, it was the sort of mile marker that put me into a reflective state. That it occurred during the Covidian chaos and the social media purges only added to this effect. To paraphrase Miyamoto, by the age of 30, though I understood tactics, I did not know strategy. As one ages, the patterns become self-evident.

The pattern of generational epochs, for example. They tend to last about 20 years. When I joined the military, the post-...

The Matrix Resurrections: Pulse of the Zeitgheist

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My review of the new Matrix movie, Resurrections. This movie’s getting a lot of hate – but I’ll be honest with you folks, it’s pretty darned good. It not only redeems the second and third – it’s arguably far more intelligent and nuanced than the first.

More importantly, it makes a profound statement about where our zeitgheist is at – and brothers, it’s all good news.

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