I doubt whether this level of madness existed in ancient Rome as it stuttered to decay, ready for its fall at the war axes of the barbarians, as Peter Heather detailed:
https://www.amazon.com/Fall-Roman-Empire-New-History/dp/0330491369
The way it is going, we are not going to be able to eat or drink anything, since most things are racist. I used to like milk on my cereal too.
Texas is moving ahead with a referendum for secession, breaking off from the corrupt USA. The same reasons exist for Australia, perhaps not as dramatic, in our culture. Western Australia has wanted to do this before, and is now making further moves in that direction. I would suggest, joining South Australia, Northern Territory and Queensland and Tasmania to the new country, called maybe, New Australia. New South Wales, the ACT, and Victoria, would naturally fall into their own country, perhaps called New China, or Multiculturalia. They will work something out.
The QAnon narrative, which says Trump was moving to imprison the evil ones, has been shown to be pathetically false. He never even got on that road at all. Clearly this was a psyop as I have argued Trump himself was, since my suppressed book of 2017. But, others are carrying the flame now:
Get ready for it; under the coming globo-commo regime meat is going to be a thing of the past, racist in fact, so if we live, get set on eating insects, if you are lucky.
Oh yes, we are the law order party, that is why Trump let the anarcho-tyranny take over America, following his mind-controller Jared’s advice to forget about martial law to sort out the mess, and just let the country go communist. There will be 2024 he told deluded supporters to hose them down. The ex-service woman, who was protesting in the Capitol Building, just like Left wing protesters have done before, was pushed through a window, then executed by a Deep Stater. And nothing is going to happen. In fact, Trump joined the swamp in condemning people like this, after inviting them to Washington DC, to watch him make a goose out of himself. Impeachment, imprisonment, and all the trimmings and salad dressing that goes with that, is just too good for him.
On February 1st Quadrant published two interesting articles online on Aboriginal affairs. The first was by its editor, Keith Windschuttle, already the author of the magisterial book The Break-up of Australia, and is entitled ‘How the Voice would mark Invasion Day’.
Windschuttle notes: ‘In recent months The Australian has been running a fairly sustained campaign in favour of the demand for a “voice” to the Commonwealth parliament on policy issues that affect Aboriginal people….. However, The Australian has not published any serious views that dissent from the proposal or point out the political and constitutional problems inherent in it.’
German philosopher, Arthur Schopenhauer, “On Physiognomy,” in The Essential Schopenhauer, (Unwin, 1962), wrote: “That the outer man is a picture of the inner, and the face an expression and revelation of the whole character, is a presumption likely enough in itself, and therefore a safe one to go by; evidenced as it is by the fact that people are always anxious to see anyone who has made himself famous by good or evil, or as the author of some extraordinary work … every human face is a hieroglyphic, and a hieroglyphic, too, which admits of being decipheral, the alphabet of which we carry about with us already perfected.” And, in the same paper he put it even more concisely: “In private, people always proceed upon the principle that a man is what he looks.” Similar remarks were also made latter in the 20th century by the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein. Psychological evidence tends to confirm this.
For the present ruling ideology that holds, inconsistently, that races do not exist, but still supports racial vilification laws loosely defined, and extraordinary affirmative action programs for non-whites, the book by Edward Dutton, Making Sense of Race (Washington Summit, 2020), is the antidote.
Lockdowns are ending all over America now that Beijing Biden is the false president. Simply amazing; one could be forgiven for seeing the whole CCP virus thing as a Deep State operation, jointly with communist China:
It was only yesterday, literally when some medico-technocrat guy was advocating two masks, now they are up to there. It must be some sort of fetish, I think. Reason fails.
https://www.infowars.com/posts/experts-now-say-americans-should-wear-three-masks/
Would the media narrative that Australia Day is a day for white racists have anything to do with this? Surely not.
While we disagree with Brett Stevens about Trump, we seeing him as a Deep State Swamp creature, not a flawed hero, Stevens is right that America has died. It is a dark time for the West now:
http://www.amerika.org/politics/planning-for-a-post-american-future/
I am interested about how the pro-Trump dissent right are coping with what to any objective mind is a concluding betrayal by Trump. He called the faithful to Washington DC, to be filmed by all of the cameras, then, since January 6, has not said anything beyond condemn the peaceful protesters, whom he seemed to accept were insurrectionists, a line pushed by the mainstream media, in his impeachment. No mention of the ex-service woman who was slaughtered in cold blood by the Deep State, with no chance of surrender. Didn’t BLM and antifa burn down America, when a Black drug dealer, who seems to have died from a drug-overdose, died after having a cop restrain his neck, a legal technique at the time? Yet, the ex-service woman died for Trump, all for nothing. Trump is scum in my opinion.
One of the great myths of vegans is that if it is plant-based it must be healthy. This is an anti-meat ideology, gone mad. Thus, sugar is plant-based but causes numerous health problems and diseases, even tooth decay, and diabetes. Here are extracts from a great email that I just got from:
Ex-British SAS soldier, Bear Grylls has produced survivalist TV programs watched by over 1.2 billion viewers in over 200 countries. The TV shows include Man vs Wild, Mission Survive and The Island. I have seen all of the Man vs Wild shows, which made great TV, very entertaining, although many things are done for spectacle, and are not sensible for survival. Thus, drinking his own urine is dangerous due to the high salt content and possible toxins, as is the toxicity of some of the dead offal meat he ate, and food may not be so urgent in a survival situation, and plant food may be safer. As well, he explored caves, and did dangerous climbs that one should not attempt, since the risk of injury would be high.
Thus, when I picked up his survival books, Born Survivor (Transworld, 2007), and How to Stay Alive (Bantam, 2017), I expected the worst, but was pleasantly surprised. None of the urine-drinking nonsense I could see, but sound material. Thus Born Survivor, has 250 coloured pages of two column print, dealing with all the basics one needs to know in bugging out into the wild, such as the psychological aspects of survival, how to start a fire without matches using sticks rubbed together, navigation, types of knots, securing wild food, getting water (various methods, including purification, usually by boiling), improvising shelters, and the various types of shelters that can be made, and special survival considerations in different types of environments from the severe cold, to tropical forests, to deserts.
Back in 2013, when what was then the Alt Right were depressed about Obama, little realising that in 2021, there would really be something to be depressed about, like the beginning of the end of Western civilisation, “Captain Capitalism,” Alt Right libertarian economist Aaron Clarey published Enjoy the Decline: Accepting and Living with the Death of the United States. The thesis was that democracy has decided that Obama socialists will destroy America. And since one had to accept democracy, for some unexplained reason, one therefore had to adjust. Much of the book examined the economics of American collapse, which is even more relevant now. Then the rest of it dealt with what individuals should do in a collapsing society. He did not explore political resistance, but kept things on the individual level, what is needed so that one does not support the evil system, but can still scratch out survival, with a minimalist lifestyle. The book was urban based, and essentially suggested that survivors should become parasites too, perhaps to bring the system down quickly, rather than deplorable working to feed existing parasites.
Clarey recognised that this would produce collapse, and strangely for a libertarian, he devoted a concise chapter to this scenario, chapter 8, “Plunder.” This is about scavenging for goodies in the post-apocalyptic wastelands that he sees America becoming. The survival basics are covered in a respectable summary, but he directs our attention to internet sites, since he is not an expert.
I have read samurai, Miyamoto Musashi’s A Book of Five Rings (1645) many times over my life. It is one of the profound books that one can keep coming back to. The five rings, relates to the Way of strategy, not only for combat in a physical sense, but in life and politics, which is why this book, along with Sun Tze, The Art of War, are studied in commerce schools and business management, I suppose to get the young cubs interested in the history of business warfare, and the animal spirits of capitalism, flowing.
The five ways are each covered in a “book” which for us is a chapter: Ground, Water, Fire, Tradition/Wind and Void. Musashi’s own approach to sword fighting, and he went around Japan fighting duals to the death, is the Ichi Ryu Ni To School: One School-Two Swords. He is dead against fighting using only one sword, which is a symbol I suppose of not using one’s full potential. The Ground book gives the essence of his philosophy, which is about knowing the weakness of an enemy, timing, when to attack, and how to neutralise them: “If you master the principles of sword-fencing, when you freely beat one man, you beat any man in the world.” The sword is a metaphor for that which is of ultimate value, including life itself, a symbol of the spiritual essence of the warrior, not merely a piece of steel.
Thanks for all the cards and letters from my adoring readers, who have sympathised with my plight over the last few months regarding my destroyed knee/leg/quadriceps muscle, surgically repaired, but as stiff as a corpse in the Arctic. I am getting physio from the local uni, who have supervised students who experiment on you. It is cheap, and you get what you pay for as the saying goes. I have a young Chinese girl who is most unfriendly, and I think that she would prefer for me to die than turn up each week. I have to do exercises with a thin yellow rubber thingy, leg extensions of three sets of 10, as my homework. Apart from that there are exercises and stretches for my calf muscles, which are fine; yesterday, I did 5,000 calf raises on the front steps (100 in a set), just to see what I am made of. Really, the focus should be on my quads, and hamstrings, but she has a “holistic” view that takes in the whole leg, but only one leg. But, the rest of the body must be neglected. Just focus on your leg, nothing else. Yes, too bad if I die of cardiovascular disease in the meantime, ending up, as the corpse with the strongest quad in the morgue!
I had this book sitting on my bookshelf, under heaps of junk since my martial arts days, done when at the high school I was at, there were karate lessons for staff, taught by a few staff member fanatics. He decided, rightly so, that I needed to do more stretching, Being stiff as an iced up board, and he is still right. So, I stretched down and dug out this book, the bible of stretching. Bob Anderson, Stretching, (Shelter Publications, 1980). At the time that book had sold over 400,000 copies, and that was over 40 years ago. Here is the latest edition from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Stretching-30th-Anniversary-Bob-Anderson/dp/0936070463
