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Remember god, on every breath. In order to do that, you have to figure out what "god" means.

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I think I've solved my problem. Rather than trying to reanimate an old slur, with a new meaning, let's make "American" be a virtue again, and "unamerican" a curse. We've allowed the commies to shit on "American" for too long. Americans come in all races, in all colors. Americans needn't live in the United States. Americans believe in truth and justice. Americans believe in merit, hard work, property, not handouts. Americans are forgiving, but not without seeing real atonement. Americans are charitable, but don't expect someone else to perform our charity for us. Americans are not the world's police. Make American Virtuous Again. I'm an American! #American
Perfectly illustrating why I don't use that word on X. But I don't care about ignorant. I care about violence and theft, especially against people they don't know. Historically, perps were mostly people with black skin. Nowadays, it's illegal immigrants. Low IQ appears to be correlated, but it's mostly cultural. Unamerican describes it, but without the necessary shame.
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All gun laws are unconstitutional. Pass it on. This means NFA, GCA 68, Brady, any kind of permit or background check, red flag laws, etc. Those who have sworn an oath to the Constitution should be tried for treason, if they participate in making an unconstitutional "law".
All gun laws are unconstitutional. Pass it on
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50 legendary internet rabbit holes you can spend hours exploring👇 1. zoom.earth — Watch the world via live satellite imagery 2. flightradar24.com — See every plane currently in the sky 3. marinetraffic.com — Track all ships at sea in real time 4. windy.com — Live map of winds and storms 5. lightningmaps.org — Watch lightning strikes hitting Earth in real time 6. earthquake.usgs.gov — Live list of recent earthquakes 7. submarinecablemap.com — Ocean cables carrying the internet 8. globalforestwatch.org — Watch forests disappear from space 9. worldometers.info — The world's statistics, second by second 10. internetlivestats.com — Current number of tweets and searches being posted 11. thetruesize.com — Compare the true sizes of countries 12. oldmapsonline.org — Maps from centuries ago 13. davidrumsey.com — Archive of 150,000 historical maps 14. openstreetmap.org — World map drawn by volunteers 15. window-swap.com — Look out the window of a random person around the world 16. virtualvacation.us — Virtual walks through cities 17. mapcrunch.com — Teleport to a random spot on Earth 18. atlasobscura.com — Catalog of the world's strangest places 19. neal.fun — Interactive knowledge experiences 20. htwins.net/scale2 — Scale journey from atom to universe (Updated HTML5 link) 21. eyes.nasa.gov — Explore the solar system in 3D 22. stellarium-web.org — Real sky map in your browser 23. apod.nasa.gov — NASA's astronomy picture of the day 24. images.nasa.gov — NASA's entire visual archive, free 25. pudding.cool — Visual articles told through data 26. ourworldindata.org — The state of the world with real data 27. gapminder.org — What we mistakenly think we know about the world 28. informationisbeautiful.net — Visualizing complex data 29. data.worldbank.org — World Bank's open data 30. data.tuik.gov.tr — Turkey's official statistics database 31. archive.org — Archive of millions of books, films, and software 32. gutenberg.org — 70,000 free books whose copyrights have expired 33. openlibrary.org — Record of every book in the world 34. loc.gov — U.S. Library of Congress digital archive 35. europeana.eu — Europe's cultural heritage archive 36. dp.la — America's digital library collection 37. artsandculture.google.com — Tour museums from home 38. rijksmuseum.nl — Download artworks in high resolution 39. wikiart.org — Archive of 250,000 artworks 40. publicdomainreview.org — Forgotten visual treasures of history 41. openculture.com — Free archive of culture and education 42. metmuseum.org — Met Museum's open collection 43. musicmap.info — Family tree of music genres 44. radiooooo.com — Pick a country and decade to listen to that era 45. listen.hatnote.com — Turn Wikipedia edits into audio 46. wikipedia.org — Random knowledge well 47. timeanddate.com — Time, sunrises, and sky events 48. sciencedaily.com — Live stream of science news 49. arxiv.org — Free preprints of scientific papers 50. observablehq.com — Visualize data with live code Save this. You’ll definitely need some of these later. 🔖 Follow @wiliam23820a for more useful websites, AI tools & tech resources.
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I, too, am growing old. I'm a little younger that ESR, but at 70 I've got white hairs in my eyebrows, some gray-white starting to appear in my hair, and a salt-and-pepper beard. I don't want to live forever, since I believe that death is a doorway, not an end, and I have no intention of stopping in heaven or hell for a short eternity before continuing my timeless existence. One slightly less visible symptom of growing old is that I'm a little dizzy, especially on first getting out of bed. Not yet Parkinson's, which runs in the family, and killed my little brother last year (he was 67). Lewie Body dementia killed my father and his sister, both in their early seventies. So I'm not yet out of the woods on that one, but it's becoming clear that I'll probably emulate my mother's side of the family, and live to 90 or more. I'm wondering this morning whether my dizziness is an inner ear problem. Maybe the liquid isn't flowing quite right up there. This is like trauma, probably fixable by western medicine. I have experienced it as vertigo, but that isn't the usual presentation. Just lack of balance. I adjust by touching something stationary, but I'm a little worried that I will fall and hit my head. I'll try the home Epley Maneuver, which fixes benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). Just found it on the web. Will report in a couple of months. hopkinsmedicine.org/health/t…
I have a confession to make. I am pro-AI and pro acceleration partly because I don't want to die. To be clear, I think it's more important than my individual life that we avoid the grinding totalitarianism that I think would come from centralized government control of AI, from the coercive machinery required to enforce a "pause". But it's also the case that I don't want to die. My mind is still agile and flexible, but physically I'm getting old. I've had cancer. I have 95% five year prognosis, but I'm at the age where that's not very much different from my actuarial expectation of life without cancer. I want life extension and immortality to get here while I'm still alive to pick up the option. Unrestricted AI maximizes my chances of that. Every year of slowdown, conversely, increases the risk that I would die when I should have lived. This is something to think about, if you too are growing old.
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BREAKING NEWS FROM THE DELIVERY ROOM: Parents are saying “No thanks” to the standard newborn protocol. More moms and dads are declining the routine synthetic vitamin K shot, Hep B vaccine at birth, and the whole “just in case” bundle. Refusal rates have skyrocketed in the last year — and it’s not rebellion. It’s research. When mom tests negative for Hep-B and baby isn’t heading into a **high-risk lifestyle of illicit drug use and prostitution** on day one, many families are asking... why inject a brand-new human with toxic injections they do not need? The Hep-B injection gained FDA & CDC approval after only 5 days of 'safety monitoring' of only 147 children, and no saline placebo was used... that is not a safety study. The synthetic Vitamin K injection is just that... it is NOT a natural food sourced real vitamin. It is a synthetic lab created chemical... which carries a BLACK BOX WARNING in the package insert for seizures, anaphylaxis and death. This is **informed consent** in action. Parents protecting their littlest ones by questioning the script instead of blindly following it. A quiet, powerful shift toward trusting our bodies’ natural design. If you’re in the “do your own homework” camp, this one feels like a win.
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I created three Spotify playlists a while back: "Play on Repeat for a Week", "Play on Repeat for a Week Some More" and "Return of the Son of Play on Repeat for a Week." The titles are echoes of Frank Zappa's five-sided instrumental album: "Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar", "Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar Some More, and "Return of the Son of Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar." The original vinyl version had three disks. The back of the third disk contained a spiral track with no sound. My three playlists contain each tune two to four times. This is suitable for a first listen, but I've already played all of them on repeat for a week, so once is now enough for me. I more recently created a playlist of all three, one play per tune: "Summary - Play on Repeat for a Week". Playing now. open.spotify.com/playlist/6P…
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So it’s day 2 of a Microsoft Office 365 outage…?
JUST IN — Microsoft says its global outage is beginning to stabilize after millions of users were left unable to send or receive emails.
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The true political spectrum is the State vs the individual…..
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Any sufficiently advanced stupidity is indistinguishable from malice.
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Little Feat has recorded two new Christmas songs: “Santa Claus Wants Some Lovin” (made famous by Albert King) with Sam Clayton on lead vocals. They also cut a brand NEW original song called “Christmas in Tremé” written by Scott Sharrard and Fred Tackett go.mhe.fm/littlefeat_scwslci…
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Can't really have one without the other actually...
You can be an anarchist. You can be a capitalist. You cannot be both.
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Just a simple reminder… The most terrifying force of death comes from the hands of Men who wanted to be left alone. They try, so very hard, to mind their own business and provide for themselves and those they love. They resist every impulse to fight back, knowing the forced and permanent change of life that will come from it. They know that the moment they fight back, their lives as they have lived them, are over. The moment the "Men who wanted to be left alone" are forced to fight back. They are literally killing off who they used to be. This is why, when forced to take up violence, these men who wanted to be left Alone will fight with unholy vengeance against those who murdered their former lives. They fight with raw hate and a drive that cannot be fathomed by those who are merely play-acting at politics and terror. TRUE TERROR will arrive at these peoples' doors, and they will cry, scream, and beg for mercy... but it will fall upon the deaf ears of the "Men who wanted to be left alone". - Author unknown
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There Is Only God “Ecstatic Love is an ocean, and the Milky Way is a flake of foam floating on it.” — Rumi I have silently intoned "La illaha ilallah hu", on every breath, for over twenty years. To me, it means, "there is only god". Muslims include a name for god in the translation. I don't. The name is not important to me. Use "Jesus", if you need a name, or whichever name invokes divinity in YOU. ("La illaha" on the inbreath, "ilallah" on the outbreath, "hu" in the stillness) The Sufis I learned it from use accompanying head motions. Also not important, to me. Many online translations do not end with "hu". To me, that is the entire point. "Hu" is a deep, subtle feeling, not a thought, so I don't know how to translate it. It must be discovered, or transmitted (pranahuti). It is the flavor of divinity. I’d just stay in “hu” all the time, but it helps to have a more concrete pathway to follow to get there. The Sufis call the practice "zikr". Brother Lawrence called it "The practice of the presence of God" (one translation: a.co/d/3FHPvGl). "Constant remembrance" is another name. Every breath? I wish. I forget. Glands go "squirt", and emotion overrides intention. Then I gently come back to it. So many times over the years that it is now subconscious. May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be gracious unto you. May the Lord lift up the light of his countenance upon you, and give you peace. Now and forever. Amen.
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Today I learned what "Am Yisrael Chai" means. My eyes leaked. A lot. I also learned that Jewish is a religion whose only tenet is faith. Pure faith. My heart leaked. A lot. And none of us is ever alone. It took so long to learn that in a culture that doesn't work that way. Thank you!
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I understand jihad as having two interpretations. The outer one is believing that it is a war against non-believers in the outside world, what Muslim terrorists are imposing on the west. The inner interpretation is that jihad is an internal war with yourself, eradicating the parts that believe there is anything but God. I realize this in my translation of "La illaha ilallah." The usual Muslim translation is "there is no God but Allah." My translation is "there is only God." 20 years of intoning it on every breath have reinforced my translation. "Hu" is actually the end of the phrase: "La illaha ilallah hu". I guess it's time to intone "Hu" alone on my breath for a while, and learn better its inutterable meaning.
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I understand jihad as having two interpretations. The outer one is believing that it is a war against non-believers in the outside world, what Muslim terrorists are imposing on the west. The inner interpretation is that jihad is an internal war with yourself, eradicating the parts that believe there is anything but God. I realize this in my translation of "La illaha ilallah." The usual Muslim translation is "there is no God but Allah." My translation is "there is only God." 20 years of intoning it on every breath have reinforced my translation. "Hu" is actually the end of the phrase: "La illaha ilallah hu". I guess it's time to intone "Hu" alone on my breath for a while, and learn better its inutterable meaning.
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For years, Died Suddenly has stood against the mainstream COVID-19 narrative, questioned the safety of experimental vaccines, challenged powerful institutions, and given a voice to those who felt silenced. We've spent years asking difficult questions, exposing uncomfortable truths, and refusing to look the other way. But what we’re witnessing today goes far beyond COVID-19. We're watching the moral foundations of Western civilization deteriorate before our eyes. The destruction of the family. The corruption of our institutions. The erosion of faith. The normalization of immorality. The rejection of biblical values. A culture increasingly disconnected from God and the principles upon which our civilization was built. And as we look at the world around us, one question becomes increasingly difficult to ignore: Are we living in the Days of Noah? In Matthew 24:37, Jesus warned: “But as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.” Scripture describes a world consumed by wickedness, corruption, and spiritual blindness. A civilization carrying on with everyday life, unaware of what was coming. Today, the parallels are impossible for us to ignore. That's why Died Suddenly is becoming THE DAYS OF NOAH. Our mission is expanding. We'll be examining the cultural and moral decline of Western civilization, the forces reshaping our society, biblical history and archaeology, end-times prophecy, and the growing conflict between faith and the modern world. In November of last year, our team felt called to join forces with Noah’s Ark Scans and help share their work with the world. What began as a mission we felt compelled to support has grown into a worldwide event, drawing attention to the search for answers about one of the Bible’s most extraordinary accounts. We'll continue questioning powerful institutions, investigating controversial subjects, and covering the stories others refuse to touch. But our focus is now on something much bigger than a single crisis. Because the greatest story of our time may not be what's happening in the headlines, but what those headlines reveal about the times we're living in. The name is changing. The mission is growing. Welcome to THE DAYS OF NOAH. Exposing the Darkness. Understanding the Times.
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Globalism explained to an 8-year-old. 🚨 If you're Western, read this. Understand it. Then explain it to everyone around you. 🚨 Imagine a game. In the original version there were two teams: the bosses and the workers. The rule was simple. The bosses are bad, the workers are good, and the game only ends when the bosses lose everything and a central authority runs it all. That game was called communism. It was played everywhere, and it failed everywhere. Workers got richer under capitalism, not poorer. The Soviet Union collapsed. Game over, right? No. The players didn't change the game. They changed the teams. Today we call it globalism: the belief that the answer to every problem is more centralized, supranational, unaccountable control, decided by people you never voted for. Same game, new coat of paint. And the coat changes depending on the audience. The climate coat. The new villain is the factory, growth, the guy who drives a car or takes a plane. The solution is always the same: less freedom, more control, fewer people deciding for themselves. Notice that the answer is never nuclear or innovation. It's always restriction. Degrowth is collectivism painted green. The gender and sexuality coat. A movement that once asked to be left alone, and won, got captured by a theory that says the family, biology and the very idea of a norm are oppressive structures to dismantle. Gay people are not the problem. Most just want to live their lives. The problem is a theory that uses them as a battering ram against the family. The woke coat. The same grid applied to everything. Every relationship becomes oppressor versus oppressed. Merit becomes oppression. Speech becomes violence. Your history becomes a crime. The minorities coat. Every group gets assigned a role in the play, and that's where the contradiction becomes absurd. The same activists who champion LGBT rights ally with political Islam, which would criminalize those same people. Why? Because the ideology doesn't need coherence. It only needs an "oppressed" category to aim at the West. And Muslims who came here to live freely are not the enemy. They are often the first victims of Islamists. Same game. Same grid. A different coat every decade. So the real question isn't your skin color, your religion or who you love. It's this: do you think in that grid or not? Do you see the world as a war between oppressors and oppressed, to be settled by tearing down what works? And here many people fall into the dumbest trap there is: antisemitism. They go looking for a hidden group pulling the strings. It's garbage. It's false. And it's exactly the move that discredits everyone fighting this ideology. There is no secret cabal. There is an idea. And ideas are beaten with better ideas. We are at a turning point. The West built the freest, richest and most tolerant societies in human history: rule of law, free speech, the scientific method, the dignity of the individual. That is what this grid wants to dismantle, and it only works as long as nobody names it. So name it. Share this. Explain it to your kids, your parents, your friends. A Marxist in the mind is still a Marxist, whatever color the coat. The West is worth defending.
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Je parle souvent de La Route de la servitude de Friedrich Hayek. Je vais être direct : pour moi, quiconque lit ce livre en étant sain d'esprit et n'en ressort pas libéral et profondément anti-étatiste est soit fou, soit stupide, soit corrompu. Soit les trois à la fois. Voici pourquoi. Masterclass. D'abord, l'homme. Friedrich Hayek naît à Vienne en 1899, dans un empire qui se croit éternel. À 18 ans, il est sur le front italien. Quand il rentre, l'empire n'existe plus. Il voit l'Autriche sombrer dans l'hyperinflation, les économies d'une vie effacées en quelques mois. Il devient l'élève de Ludwig von Mises, celui qui avait démontré qu'un planificateur sans prix libres navigue à l'aveugle. En 1931, il part enseigner à Londres et devient le grand rival intellectuel de Keynes. En 1938, il voit son pays natal avalé par Hitler sous les acclamations de la foule. Il prend la nationalité britannique. C'est là, en pleine guerre, entre 1940 et 1943, qu'il écrit son livre. Pas contre les nazis : tout le monde l'était déjà. Contre quelque chose de bien plus dérangeant. Il voit les élites anglaises, les meilleurs esprits, les gens les mieux intentionnés, reprendre exactement les idées qui avaient mené l'Allemagne au désastre. Planification, direction de l'économie, organisation « scientifique » de la société. Il dédie le livre « aux socialistes de tous les partis ». Tout est dit. Trois éditeurs américains le refusent. Il sort en 1944, s'épuise en quelques semaines, puis le Reader's Digest le condense pour des millions de lecteurs. Keynes lui-même, son grand adversaire, lui écrit qu'il en approuve moralement et philosophiquement presque chaque ligne. Trente ans plus tard, Hayek reçoit le prix Nobel. Thatcher relit le livre en 1974 et change la trajectoire de l'Angleterre. Le titre, d'ailleurs, est un hommage à un Français : Tocqueville, qui avait vu venir le despotisme doux. Maintenant, ce que dit le livre. En clair. Première idée : personne ne sait assez pour planifier. La connaissance qui fait tourner une économie n'est dans aucun bureau. Elle est éparpillée dans des millions de têtes : l'agriculteur qui sait quand sa terre est prête, le commerçant qui sent son quartier changer, l'artisan qui connaît son fournisseur. Le prix libre est le seul système capable de rassembler tout ça en un signal. Remplacez les prix par un plan, et vous remplacez le savoir de millions de gens par l'ignorance de quelques-uns. Deuxième idée : contrôler l'économie, c'est contrôler la vie. On croit que l'économie est un domaine à part, matériel, secondaire. Faux. Celui qui contrôle les moyens contrôle les fins. S'il décide de ce que vous pouvez produire, acheter, chauffer, cultiver, il décide de la façon dont vous vivez. Il n'y a pas de liberté politique sans liberté économique. Troisième idée : une démocratie ne peut pas se mettre d'accord sur un plan. Tout le monde veut « un plan ». Personne ne veut le même. Le Parlement débat, tergiverse, se divise. L'impatience monte, et on finit par dire : laissons faire les experts. On délègue à des agences, des commissions, des autorités « indépendantes ». La démocratie ne meurt pas d'un coup d'État. Elle se dessaisit elle-même, par lassitude. Quatrième idée : l'État de droit contre l'arbitraire. Dans un pays libre, l'État fixe des règles générales, connues à l'avance, les mêmes pour tous, comme le code de la route. Vous savez à quoi vous attendre et vous construisez votre vie autour. Dans un pays planifié, l'État décide au cas par cas : qui a droit à quoi, quel secteur survit, quelle région est sacrifiée. Ce n'est plus la loi qui gouverne, c'est la volonté de quelqu'un. Cinquième idée, la plus terrible : pourquoi les pires arrivent au sommet. C'est le chapitre que tout le monde devrait lire. Quand le plan échoue, et il échoue toujours, il faut contraindre. Il faut des gens prêts à faire ce que les gens honnêtes refusent de faire. Le système ne promeut pas les meilleurs, il sélectionne ceux qui n'ont pas de scrupules. Et pour souder une majorité autour du plan, rien ne marche mieux qu'un ennemi commun : le riche, l'étranger, le récalcitrant. Sixième idée : la fin de la vérité. Un plan a besoin que tout le monde y croie. Alors l'information devient un instrument. Ce qui sert le plan est vrai, ce qui le gêne devient de la « désinformation ». La propagande n'est pas un accident du dirigisme. C'est une nécessité. Et la leçon centrale, celle qui glace le sang : ceux qui ouvrent la route ne sont pas des monstres. Ce sont des gens sincères, cultivés, bien intentionnés. Ils veulent la justice, la sécurité, le progrès. Ils ne voient pas où mène le chemin. Les monstres arrivent après, quand le terrain est prêt. Ce livre est une bouteille à la mer. Hayek nous a laissé le mode d'emploi pour reconnaître la pente avant qu'elle devienne un précipice. Et que fait l'Europe ? Elle rejoue le livre, chapitre par chapitre. Les règles générales remplacées par des milliers de normes au cas par cas. Des décisions qui pèsent sur nos vies prises par une Commission que personne n'a élue et que personne ne peut renvoyer. Des plans à vingt-cinq ans pour l'énergie, l'agriculture, l'industrie, l'automobile, comme si quelqu'un à Bruxelles savait mieux que 450 millions d'Européens ce qu'il faudra produire en 2050. Et quand ça échoue, on ne remet jamais le plan en cause. On ajoute une couche : une taxe, une interdiction, un régulateur. Le plus cruel, c'est l'ironie. En 1939, Hayek défendait l'idée d'une fédération européenne. Mais une fédération où ni le centre ni les États ne pourraient diriger l'économie. Une union pour libérer les échanges, pas pour piloter les vies. Nos européistes ont gardé le mot « fédération » et jeté tout le reste. Ils ont construit exactement ce contre quoi il nous mettait en garde. Ils avaient le livre à portée de main. Ils refont les mêmes erreurs, avec les mêmes bonnes intentions et le même mépris pour ceux qui doutent. Je ne crois pas que l'histoire se répète à l'identique. Je crois qu'elle rime. Au XXe siècle, la route de la servitude a mené au pire : des tyrans fous, des peuples broyés, des dizaines de millions de morts. Ceux qui avaient ouvert la route n'avaient jamais voulu ça. J'espère que, pour une fois dans l'histoire, nous saurons nous arrêter avant. Que nous n'attendrons pas le tyran pour comprendre où menait le chemin. Hayek nous a tout dit il y a quatre-vingts ans. La seule question est de savoir si nous saurons le lire à temps. Lisez La Route de la servitude. Puis offrez-le à quelqu'un que vous aimez.
Christine Lagarde publie son autobiographie le 4 février 2027. Titre : « Lady First ». Pile au moment où elle s'apprête à quitter la BCE avant la fin de son mandat. Officiellement, c'est pour laisser Macron choisir son successeur. Et la rumeur l'envoie à la tête de Davos. Un livre-portrait, une sortie anticipée, une présidentielle trois mois plus tard. Vous croyez aux coïncidences ? On va essayer de vous la vendre. Pour comprendre ce qu'on va vous vendre, il faut d'abord comprendre ce qu'est le mondialisme. Le mot est tellement utilisé qu'il ne veut plus rien dire. Reprenons. Le mondialisme, ce n'est pas le commerce international. Des pays libres qui échangent des biens, c'est le marché. Le mondialisme, c'est l'inverse : l'idée que les grandes décisions (monnaie, énergie, frontières, normes, dépenses) doivent remonter toujours plus haut, vers des instances que personne n'a élues et que personne ne peut révoquer. Ce projet a un nom. C'est un projet de planification centrale. C'est un projet communiste. Pas le communisme du drapeau rouge et du kolkhoze. C'est le communisme des comités, des normes, des « trajectoires », des objectifs fixés d'en haut pour 450 millions de personnes. Mises l'a démontré dès 1920 : sans prix libres, un planificateur ne peut pas calculer. Aussi intelligent soit-il, il navigue à l'aveugle. Hayek a enfoncé le clou en 1945. Le savoir qui fait tourner une économie est dispersé dans des millions de têtes : entrepreneurs, agriculteurs, artisans, ingénieurs. Aucun bureau ne peut le centraliser. Ceux qui prétendent le faire ne planifient pas l'économie, ils la détruisent. Dans La Route de la servitude, il décrit la suite. Quand le plan échoue, on ne remet jamais le plan en cause. On accuse le peuple, on serre la vis, on retire des libertés. C'est mécanique : plus le centre est loin, plus il doit contraindre. Le Gosplan avait ses plans quinquennaux. Nous avons des « Green Deal », des « Pactes » et des « Agendas 2030 ». C'est la même logique, avec un meilleur marketing. Ce projet n'est pas un fantasme, il est écrit noir sur blanc. Jacques Attali, l'ancien conseiller de Mitterrand, plaide ouvertement pour un gouvernement mondial. Lisez « Demain, qui gouvernera le monde ? ». Il ne s'en cache pas. C'est la matrice intellectuelle de toute une génération de dirigeants français. Attal. Philippe. Glucksmann. Lagarde. 
Les étiquettes changent, la direction reste la même : toujours plus de pouvoir loin de vous, toujours moins de pouvoir chez vous. Lagarde en est l'incarnation parfaite : Bercy, le FMI, la BCE, et peut-être Davos. Jamais élue au suffrage universel à une fonction exécutive, toujours aux commandes. Le récit est déjà prêt : la femme des premières fois, la compétente, la rassurante, celle « au-dessus des partis ». La candidate idéale d'un système qui n'a plus de candidat. Ne vous faites pas avoir. Place au Brivadamus. Si l'extrême centre rafle encore 2027, ce seront les dernières vraies élections de ce pays. On ne supprimera pas le vote, mais il ne décidera plus de rien, parce que tout ce qui compte aura été transféré plus haut. Vous voterez encore, comme on vote dans ces pays où le résultat ne change rien. Ce sera 1984 avec un label RSE. Et l'Europe, la vraie, celle des nations, des peuples et des cultures, ne s'en relèvera pas. 2027 n'est pas une élection comme les autres. C'est la dernière sortie avant l'autoroute. Brivadamus a parlé.
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It occurred to me on awaking that numbers in text may not be comparable, if written at different times. Hence, edits must replace all numbers. This could be lunatic ramblings of an awakening mind, or it could be true. This post is a reminder to investigate further, after using the morning quiet for meditation.
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So one Day #2 of the Cynical Publius Presidency, a recorded speech by me would be mandatorily played in every executive branch federal office in the nation. The speech would be replayed on subsequent days until every federal employee saw it, and every federal employee would be required to sign a sworn affidavit acknowledging that they viewed the speech and would abide by it. Anyone who refused to sign said affidavit would be instantly terminated from federal employment. The speech would be of me at my desk in the Oval Office, and it would go like this: “Good morning. This is your President speaking. I am here to speak to the federal employees who serve in executive branch agencies over which I have authority under the Constitution. I want it understood that I am an elected official and you are not. The American people elected me—and NOT YOU—to decide what policies should be enacted by this government. I ran on those policies, the people elected me to fulfill those policies, and that is exactly what I am going to do. I would like to read to you Section 2383 of Title 18 of the United States Code: "Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.” Heed these words. As I proceed to enact the lawful policies that the American people elected me to enact, if you engage in any “resistance” (organized or individually) or purposely seek to undermine or delay those policies, you are engaged in rebellion against the authority of the United States, and I will personally ensure that you are prosecuted to the full extent of Section 2383, convicted, and sent to prison for ten years. If you disagree with me on my policies, you are not disagreeing with me, you are not “resisting” me, you are disagreeing with and “resisting" the American people and the Constitution. This will not be tolerated. Who do you think you are that your role as an unelected bureaucrat supersedes the will of the citizens of this great nation? You are a servant of the American people, just as I am. Act accordingly. You will support the agenda of the American people, or you will be imprisoned. Have a nice day.” The video would then end with Whitney Houston singing the National Anthem at the 1991 Super Bowl, and all employees would be instructed to stand at attention while it played. I’m still thinking about Day #3.
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