The Alliance

Banging one’s head against the wall is not a wise strategy...

Authored by Robert Gore: Russia and China head an alliance that poses the first direct challenge to the American empire since its inception at the end of World War II. Their strategy has been to follow Napoleon’s advice—not interrupting the U.S. government while it makes mistake after mistake—and to pursue the opposite of its hapless policies. Their power waxes; American power wanes.

August 29, 1949, the day the Soviets detonated their first atomic weapon, was the beginning of the end of the American empire. The U.S. government’s unrivaled power lasted four years and 23 days, from when it dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. The Soviet bomb gave the world a counterweight to an American nuclear monopoly.

It is unclear if the Cold War was anything but a giant psyop on the part of the U.S. and the Soviet Union. By 1960 they had enough bombs between them to wipe out the planet, John F. Kennedy’s “missile gap” notwithstanding. This left a world where sane people believed that military conflicts had to be nonnuclear.

The U.S. became the national security, or warfare, state with which the nation is burdened today. In dollars and cents, it’s the second largest grift in history, surpassed only by the U.S. welfare state.

Life In 2033: Monetary Apartheid

In the future, it’ll be a lot more expensive to be free.

Authored by Mark Jeftovic: Roger and Reggie were identical twin brothers, born in Merrickville, Ontario around 1980.

They both had normal school trajectories, even sharing an apartment through college – Roger taking computer programming and Reggie electronics engineering. The brothers seemed well positioned to enjoy reasonably affluent lives, having secured high-tech vocations in an increasingly digitized world.

They’re in their early 50’s now and it’s hard to say exactly where their lives diverged – this is not a “separated at birth” story. They were separated by something else.

Here in 2033, both of them are married – or least got married. Reggie’s wife left him in the late 20’s. She gave numerous reasons why “she couldn’t take it any more”, but statistically, financial stress overtook infidelity as the number one cause of divorce around the time of the first climate lockdowns.

Reggie ekes out a life of quiet desperation: he works as a remote drone repair / recovery technician, which has him licensed to drive a vehicle and his employer is allowed to operate seven months per year.

Justin Trudeau's Wife Left Him Because His Paedophilia Is About To Be Exposed...

"Either he goes, or I go!" And he chose the guy with the private jet and an island full of under age sex slaves, Mossad honey pot paedophile Jeffrey 'The Baby Shiksa Shagger' Epstine!

The People's Voice

"Mossad paedophile Jeffrey Epstine's role was to trap people and blackmail people for the Jewish Lobby!"

The Japanese Do Not Say Out Loud Who Blow Up The Nuclear Bombs In Hiroshima And Nagasaki!

RN: The administration, headed by Prime Minister Kishida, once again covers up the US role as the authors and perpetrators of this inhuman act, the explosion of nuclear bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which had no military justification. The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry spoke about the crisis around Ukraine at a regular briefing.

Encore + Where's Trudo + Sick + Cough - Bob Moran

Men Really Are Better Than Us + Why Are Men Blamed For Womens Reputations?

Pearl

Australia's Continued Move Towards A Cashless Society

Computing Forever

'The World Has Moved Too Far To The Left', Warns Sex Pistols' Johnny Rotten

Johnny Rotten slammed liberals for advocating mass immigration and destroying working-class values in favor of "fashionable elitism"...

Authored by Thomas Brooke: The world has moved too far to the left and the liberal politics endorsed by many mainstream politicians only work to serve the elite and undermine working-class values, John Lydon, the former lead vocalist of the English punk band Sex Pistols, has claimed.

In a damning indictment of the current political landscape across Europe, Lydon, who fronted the band that many consider to have been the forefathers of punk, took aim at the “condescending” symbolic politics employed by self-proclaimed progressives.

Speaking to the German newspaper Die Welt, Lydon, also known by his former stage name Johnny Rotten, accused liberal elites of equating regulated migration with racism, explaining that people are afraid to speak out over fears of being called racist.

“They invite black people to dinner because they are black and because it is trendy, but it’s mostly condescending,” Lydon said.

Uganda President Defiant After World Bank Suspends Funding Over LGBT Law

Zack Mwekassa