• Welcome to our new home!

    Please share any thoughts or issues here.


Entered my email address and they knew my phone, credit card and street address

Yeah, wouldn't it? Except rock stars aren't forces of nature. Every musician is just a piano lounge employee until the industry turns him into Billy Joel as we know the name today. Admittedly not every McCain or Romney is able to capture the public imagination, just like with any kind of act. But rock stars are made.

Maybe a self-made rock star is still possible in Argentina. But here not even the Kennedy name can compete with The Industry.

Well, you seem to view the Establishment as some kind of deity. I don't, and that just sounds like black-pill to me. I'm more than happy to play the Perseus to this much-vaunted "Establishment". A rabid bunch of pathetic incompetents, nothing more. And yes, I want you to think that's "pride"...
 
Well, you seem to view the Establishment as some kind of deity. I don't, and that just sounds like black-pill to me. I'm more than happy to play the Perseus to this much-vaunted "Establishment". A rabid bunch of pathetic incompetents, nothing more. And yes, I want you to think that's "pride"...

This kind of game has seduced populations before. Guy named Alinsky wrote a how-to manual. Ask not if they're smart enough. Ask if they're devious, greedy and persistent enough.
 
This kind of game has seduced populations before. Guy named Alinsky wrote a how-to manual. Ask not if they're smart enough. Ask if they're devious, greedy and persistent enough.

Nature has them beat, hands-down. They are playing against a law of strictly diminishing returns. Initial successes are not an indication of future success. They're not smart enough to win they game they're trying to play. They don't even understand what game they're really playing. That's how lost they are. I hope they think that's my "pride" speaking.
 
The root cause of inflation is Fed money-printing, most of which turns into government spending (but not all of it).

I agree, although technically money printing IS inflation and the primary cause of it is government spending.

I also agree that the Fed is the root cause of the unchecked growth of government. If the government couldn't print it they'd have to get it by borrowing or taxing and the voters would get pissed off.

But that doesn't mean the president should be trying to set spending records just because the Fed is going to cover for him.
 
I agree, although technically money printing IS inflation and the primary cause of it is government spending.

I also agree that the Fed is the root cause of the unchecked growth of government. If the government couldn't print it they'd have to get it by borrowing or taxing and the voters would get pissed off.

But that doesn't mean the president should be trying to set spending records just because the Fed is going to cover for him.

I agree on that, nevertheless, you are analyzing the political process as some kind of stable equilibrium that just goes on endlessly, in the 4-year-cycle. Rather, we are winding down to some kind of culminating event, and everyone in DC knows it. There have been sparks already ... Ruby Ridge, Waco, then 9/11, the housing collapse, and the worst of all, COVID. These events are the furthest possible thing from "random", they are slips of the mask, when the underlying face of the Deep State, and the proxy war between its two factions, can be briefly glimpsed. Sooner or later, that mask is going to come off. In my opinion, COVID proved it's coming off presently. COVID was supposed to be a knockout blow. It was supposed to be the final nail in the coffin of American freedom, in any sense. As far as the Faucis and other accomplices in that crime understood, us dissenters on RPF and elsewhere should have long ago died of a lung-infection from the bioweapon and our bodies bulldozed into mass-graves on a FEMA site somewhere. Their knockout blow misfired, and they do not know why. And many of those on our side of the aisle (resistance to tyranny) still don't even understand that a knockout blow was dealt, in the first place. Which goes to show just how woefully under-prepared we still are, and just how much awakening remains yet to be done. Between my self, my friends and family being bulldozed into FEMA camp mass-graves, and the Fed's reckless money-printing, the former is the more urgent matter. We will have to come back and deal with the Fed, and the Fed is surely the primary economic tool by which these terrible weapons were built in the first place. But first, the knockout blow itself must be parried. Then, we go for the jugular...
 
Last edited:
With regard to spending, nothing happened under Trump that wouldn't have happened under any other POTUS.

https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1770070151188111441
777RGzX.png


POTUS doesn't control spending any more than he controls oil prices or "job creation" ...

https://twitter.com/PolicyEngineer/status/1754125534206820363
qODBM8g.png
 
I agree on that, nevertheless, you are analyzing the political process as some kind of stable equilibrium that just goes on endlessly, in the 4-year-cycle. Rather, we are winding down to some kind of culminating event, and everyone in DC knows it. There have been sparks already ... Ruby Ridge, Waco, then 9/11, the housing collapse, and the worst of all, COVID. These events are the furthest possible thing from "random", they are slips of the mask, when the underlying face of the Deep State, and the proxy war between its two factions, can be briefly glimpsed. Sooner or later, that mask is going to come off. In my opinion, COVID proved it's coming off presently. COVID was supposed to be a knockout blow. It was supposed to be the final nail in the coffin of American freedom, in any sense. As far as the Faucis and other accomplices in that crime understood, us dissenters on RPF and elsewhere should have long ago died of a lung-infection from the bioweapon and our bodies bulldozed into mass-graves on a FEMA site somewhere. Their knockout blow misfired, and they do not know why. And many of those on our side of the aisle (resistance to tyranny) still don't even understand that a knockout blow was dealt, in the first place. Which goes to show just how woefully under-prepared we still are, and just how much awakening remains yet to be done. Between my self, my friends and family being bulldozed into FEMA camp mass-graves, and the Fed's reckless money-printing, the former is the more urgent matter. We will have to come back and deal with the Fed, and the Fed is surely the primary economic tool by which these terrible weapons were built in the first place. But first, the knockout blow itself must be parried. Then, we go for the jugular...

I don't think "they" have a secret plan. I think it's a natural result of democracy and the ability to borrow and print. Voters vote for free stuff so the natural tendency is for government to grow. I think because of the US's status as a superpower along with the belief that the dollar can never fail, we've gotten away with voting for free stuff for a lot longer than normal.
 
I don't think "they" have a secret plan. I think it's a natural result of democracy and the ability to borrow and print. Voters vote for free stuff so the natural tendency is for government to grow. I think because of the US's status as a superpower along with the belief that the dollar can never fail, we've gotten away with voting for free stuff for a lot longer than normal.

Well, you are free to think what you like. I hold my view because the evidence for it is undeniable. "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." This is not just about voting for free stuff. That's how it started. We're over a century past that point. It is insidious in the worst conceivable way. You cannot imagine a more insidious conspiracy than the one that is playing out right now, before our very eyes. That is because this isn't just about America, it's ultimately about the Gospel. We are in a spiritual war whether people realize it or not, and that spiritual war manifests all around us, no matter how uncomfortable that makes people. "The greatest trick the devil ever played, was convincing the world he doesn't exist." Literally just that. I don't know how bad things have to get before people start waking up but, however bad that is, it's going to get that bad, and worse...
 
Back
Top