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"I am at war with the obvious."
Sep 25 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Curtis Yarvin is half right. There is no “revolutionary leftist spirit” haunting America. That is fake. Anyone who read Kondylis sees the problem with this attempt to find an essence outside of history.

But we are haunted by our founding, namely that we have a populist, democratic self-conception, but our founding document was the product of an elite, criminal conspiracy to overthrow the legitimate, first govt of the USA. If you look at actual facts, evidence around the Constitutional convention, it’s beyond obvious. Legalman series is incredible on this. The Articles of Confederation had to be scrapped because they would have made centralized financial & military control impossible.
Jul 23 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Entire class of behaviors has emerged over past 10-15 years among urban, liberal men—emotional avoidance, rejecting LTRs, transgenderism, etc.—which are all about finding ways to punish & frustrate women from within the longhouse. Feminism demands that men act as if neutered, while still performing manliness in whatever way some specific woman wants.

This might mean picking up the check, it might mean sexual aggression (but not too much!), it might taking out the trash.
Apr 30 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Perfect example of “revelation of the method” happening right now is the disclosure of chemtrails & geo-engineering.

Note the framing: “Ok yes, some secret mafia is actually doing this, but we’re powerless to stop it.” The pattern is always the same: Suppress all discussion of a crime, ridicule anyone who tries to investigate as a “conspiracy theorist,” then gradually let the facts trickle out, carefully managed so that none of the perpetrators are held responsible.
Apr 22 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
Something has to be done about the homeless situation. We can't live like this for much longer. I was attacked outside a garden store. A homeless guy started bashing my Mom's car an intersection with his cane.
Mar 2 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Quite telling that unlike the male version, there's no winning here. Women have no idea what they want. It really is better to ignore their feelings altogether. They're going to be miserable no matter.
Nov 22, 2024 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
More even than pornography, though this obviously plays a role, I think tro0n phenomena is a botched form of ethnogenesis. Which ethnic/sexual group is most out of favor w/longhouse? Young, white, nerdy men in rural/conservative areas. Precisely the group hit hardest by tro0ning. Autogynophile fetish, which has probably always existed, only organized itself into a quasi-ethnic mafia/movement in the face of the peak anti-white & anti-male of the 2010s.
Nov 20, 2024 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Idea that men used to slaughter each other in wars fighting over women is 100% femgooner fantasy. This is what war was about: Image
Feb 15, 2024 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Nick Fuentes is easily the most obvious FBI informant of all time. Anyone promoting him is either an idiot or a bad actor. Disqualifying in both cases, I'm sorry to say For me this is the most basic litmus test. I see a big account shilling him, promoting him, name-dropping him in a positive... either a sellout or a moron, no other option
Jan 10, 2024 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Anyone who read that Malcom Gladwell essay about Korean Airline which had an insane % of crashes until they forced the pilots to communicate only in English, should know how even small cultural difference can have a huge impact on aviation outcomes Long story short, the insane hierarchy of Korean work honor culture was creating situations in which the co-pilot knew a mistake was being made, but wouldn't challenge the authority of the pilot
May 10, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Women have been told ad nauseam that HPV can cause cervical cancer, but most are unaware of long history of failed efforts to link cervical tumors to various microbes, which can be traced back to a 19th century Italian study Image As Duesberg discusses here, the link between HPV & cancer makes no sense. Most women w/HPV will never get cervical cancer, & many cervical cancer patients do not have HPV. Cancer is a disease of old age, HPV strikes mostly young, sexually active women. ImageImageImage
Feb 14, 2023 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Pete Buttigieg isn't an idiot, he's a spook—Harvard, Rhodes Scholar, Naval Intelligence, secret trips to Afghanistan w/McKinsey, etc. I have no idea what's behind these train derailment stories, but it's not just "bumbling & incompetence" Pete Buttigieg is an intelligence officer & gay sociopath working for gods only knows what special or secret projects. That's what he everything is a ridiculous platitude, whatever he's really working on is unknown to us
Jun 28, 2022 • 15 tweets • 3 min read
The standard defense against any conspiracy theory is it's impossible to keep a secret of any magnitude, or at the highest levels of power, thus conspiracy theories are necessarily false.

In thread below, I will demolish this argument. 1st, by definition, any conspiracy theory under discussion involves events which haven't been successfully hidden. Had they been, discussion would be impossible. Thus, the objection that all conspiracy theories must be false because they allege hidden dynamics makes no sense.
Jun 23, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
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May 26, 2022 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
"Ontology" in famous sense used by Heidegger meant addressing the deepest problem of western philosophy, inability to move past metaphysics and think "being." Metaphysics here means something like "truth as correspondence." Correspondence problems dominates our thinking. This activity involves erecting a criterion, and then comparing some object of study to the standard. If it matches, corresponds, we 'find' truth or say something true.
May 25, 2022 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
This clip was going around yesterday, so I watched the full panel to see the context of these remarks.

Some interesting stuff but know that the broader discussion is a waste of time. It's 3 guys from multinational corps and a Dutch bureaucrat doing PR for their organizations. Other than this one strange, viral comment, nothing said here is shocking. It's all stuff about reusing perfume bottles, regulating single-use plastics, etc. We've heard it all before.

I found two aspects of this panel worth commenting,
Feb 16, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Bio-security state's assault on public life analogous to destruction of medieval commons by early modern state. People are violently displaced, to be herded into more profitable terrain.

In past this was poor-house/factories. Today that terrain is digital. Both then as now, the state's role is to manage this process of transition. From "The Great Transformation" by Polanyi

"A belief in spontaneous progress must make us blind to the role of government in economic life. This role consists often in altering the rate of change..."
Jan 24, 2022 • 19 tweets • 3 min read
A thread about the sacrificial logic of v*ccination Drawing on Rene Girard's "Violence and the Sacred," I will show why comparisons between v*ccination & seat belts, oil changes, etc. are fundamentally inappropriate, and why the liberal-left has become fixated on v*ccination.
Dec 30, 2021 • 16 tweets • 2 min read
A thread about why the 'pandemic' must end on our terms There's chatter about Biden's recent "no federal solution" comment, changes to CDC guidelines, etc. Many see these changes as a positive sign that the 'pandemic' is winding down. From my POV, however, this is a dangerous moment for our cause.
Dec 3, 2021 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Highly recommend this video. You get a real glimpse the atmosphere in Australia. Pretty horrifying, and one thing in particular stood out to me.

We learn at the end of the video that the woman was forced into the camp as punishment. During a contact tracing 'investigation,' she panics and lies about getting a test. This is b/c she has just returned from another quarantine, and is desperate to avoid going right back

Ironically, the lie gets her sent to a camp as a reprimand, despite testing negative
Dec 1, 2021 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Imagine if, in order combat heart disease, the US government decided to 'nudge' the population into a diet based on the food pyramid.

Then, when the policy fails to reduce heart disease, it blames the people still eating red meat. This is no more logical than covid policy rn. People might object by saying heart disease isn't contagious. That it's different from respiratory disease, because no one else is victimized.

But this fails is b/c it conflates the absence of contagion w/a general lack of negative externalities.
Dec 1, 2021 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
I've noticed re: my last thread some commenters/quote tweets saying 'centralized conspiracies' are "stupid/ridiculous, etc." Want to clarify that this is not my position.

I don't know what the true operation of global power is. It's beyond my ability to perceive. The point I was masking with regard to centralization vs. decentralization, primarily, is that regardless of the existence of some inner power structure, in the case of Covid, we need to understand the broader cultural and historical forces at work.