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Humanity is one because Truth is one. Reason unites us. Deliberate in good faith even with madmen and tyrants… and the Good will follow.
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They say that ANZACs died for our freedoms, but the freedoms possessed by Stone Age tribes already exceeded those of citizens on any nation state. It seems we only lost freedoms along the way. Then, every other ‘nation’ lost even the illusion of sovereignty when the power to create national currency was passed over by the Sate to the banks. The banks are the sovereigns now, and we are serfs.
| 2 | As a general rule, in lieu of evidence to the contrary: if a person is covered in the news as a hero or a villain, it is their asset. | 47 |
| 3 | Russel Brand is an effigy of Prince Andrew. | 49 |
| 4 | Authority is impersonal. It resides in right intentions and judgements, not in institutions or persons. Authority is the structure of being, hence nothing escapes it. | 87 |
| 5 | Representative democracy is ultra vires: it purports to delegate authority that the voter does not posses. | 92 |
| 6 | People consent to be ruled in the act of voting, they sell out, hope to impose their preferences on others, then they have buyers remorse when they do not get what they expected. They ‘protest’ (walk or sit around like impotent sheep and complain). They hallucinate some kind of ‘victory’. Then they repeat the process. | 7 |
| 7 | The claim that vaccines saved millions of lives is logically equivalent to the claim that nuking Hiroshima saved million of lives. Vaccination is paradigmatically contrary to the medical standard of health. https://substack.com/@michaelkowalik/note/c-91437447 | 132 |
| 8 | Your rulers want you to riot, because riots do not negatively affect them, but they affect everyone else who has to work for a living while discharging resentment. Peaceful protests were always a joke, but if you are desperate enough to riot then why not go for the head of the beast, for the rulers themselves? Given that popular resistance never reaches the top, does not touch the top bankers and the richest dynasties, one can only infer that all riots are orchestrated and funded by the rulers. | 123 |
| 9 | When speaking of ‘reality’ or ‘truth’, people insist that there is a difference between what they mean (their idea of reality) and what they intend to mean (reality in itself), which renders their speech meaningless. They do not intend to mean what they mean, therefore do not mean what they mean. | 105 |
| 10 | Endemic ‘diseases’ reflect the normal function of the immune system. Our bodies evolved under constant stimulation from endemic bacterial and viral challenges. This evolutionary adaptation is disrupted when the endemic challenges are technologically suppressed, transforming an evolutionary adaptation into serious illness. | 84 |
| 11 | Reality is identical with the concept of reality, which persists only to the extent that someone believes it. Reality is a subset of our beliefs and nothing besides: a set of beliefs we judge that they ought to be accepted because we already believe it.
The idea of ‘thing in itself’ is incoherent, contradictory, an idea that is not an idea, a belief that posits an idea of a thing as something prior to itself being conceived of.
All we can consistently appeal to are various degrees of systemic consistency, and only on that basis we can judge the validity and priority of ideas. | 88 |
| 12 | “Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” Said Philip K. Dick, but this is wrong. If it doesn’t go away then you are still obviously believing in it, since you identify it as that which is not going away. | 89 |
| 13 | Q: Where does the Gov obtain funding for deficit spending? A: Gov deficit spending is borrowed from the money market, typically by issuing government bonds.
Q: Where does the money market obtain funds? A: Per RBA data, 97% of the M3 money supply is created by commercial banks, in the form of credit (primarily mortgages).
Q: Under what conditions are the banks able to inflate the money supply the fastest? A: low interest rates.
Q: Why doesn't the Gov just print the same volume of money that banks create, instead of collecting income taxes? A: Income tax compensates the Gov for allowing the banks (not the migrants) to tax your savings. | 91 |
| 14 | People pretend that voting somehow bestows authority on a small group of people to rule all, and that there is no good alternative. Here is a good alternative: stop pretending. | 81 |
| 15 | By voting you do not legitimise the government but only delegitimise yourself. | 91 |
| 16 | Lending books is like lending your toothbrush. | 95 |
| 17 | The entrepreneur is entirely redundant in the process of creating a complex product, just an avatar for sponging off value generated by others. If the designers and engineers got paid the full market value of their contributions to the creative outcome, they would be even more enthusiastic about doing the collaborative job that they are already doing. The entrepreneur only supplies the initial capital, which was itself accumulated though prior exploitation. The same capital could be accumulated simply by saving and pooling funds, but the system based on under-paying for creativity keeps everyone afraid and needy enough to work at a fraction of fair pay. How else could the fallow elite fund itself; how else could governments fund their luxuries, terrorism and skullduggery. | 108 |
| 18 | To believe a lie one must be willing to endorse something uncertain as certain, which is already a lie. People can be deceived only insofar as they are willing to collude in the deceiving, and profess their own lie of conviction for one another. | 97 |
| 19 | Cash is issued and controlled by the state. If you use it, they still control its exchange value, they still extract the inflationary tax from you. Sure, you get some privacy, but you still agree to be a subject of their power. By using cash you still practice submission to the state. | 125 |
| 20 | ‘Mental health’ is an incoherent idea; mental states are not possible to objectively standardise as ‘species typical’. Mental health is, in practice, an ideological commitment of the ruling faction about how others ought to feel, perceive and think, without having to argue how the undesirable feelings, perceptions or thought are irrational. | 123 |
