Tag: Emersonian justice
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W[h]ales
According to this piece at Medium, the planning for Charles’s eventual death started as soon as he took office. If he carries the good genes, the planners should have 30 years to get ready. The plan for Elizabeth’s death was called Operation London Bridge. The new plan is called Operation Menai Bridge, after the Menai […]
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Gotcha.
Sam was arrested yesterday by the authorities in the Bahamas. Lesson: When your criminal syndicate depends on currying the favor of demons who are BIGGER THAN YOU and MORE EXPERIENCED AT THE DEMON GAME, you shouldn’t go around taunting the demons. His accomplice Caroline played a smarter game by turning snitch against Sam. Musical accompaniment.
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Not a horseshoe
Many of the bitcoin commentators are trying to place the Effective Altruism types (eg the FTX boys) and the alt-white types (eg the Unz boys) at opposite ends of a spectrum. They’re not opposite at all, not even in the wraparound ‘horseshoe graph’ sense. They’re identical with slightly different labeling. Both groups are cullers. They […]
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Connection
Just noticed a meaningful connection. The souls of ordinary people demand justice. We want to see a real crime punished, and we want to see incurable criminals removed or killed. At the moment we have two seemingly unrelated crimes disappearing on their own. The “virus” holocaust, which seemed permanent, halted in late 2020 in sane […]
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Cold revenge
Elon talked about merging Twitter into his dream of one all-consuming web system. He had tried it once before with X.com, and his holding company for Twitter was called X to make the point. When he started this particular headfake, I began to notice that Yahoo Financial is doing the best job of covering the […]
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Was Emerson right?
In 1840 Emerson wrote: Though no checks to a new evil appear [at first], the checks exist and will appear. If the government is cruel, the governor’s life is not safe. If you tax too high, the revenue will yield nothing. If you make the criminal code sanguinary, juries will not convict. Nothing arbitrary, nothing […]
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Grandma was more right than she knew
Common wisdom was right about nearly everything before “science” and “democracy” and “philosophy” turned wisdom into genocide and torture. Some branches of science are accidentally recovering old wisdom in recent years, while other branches (like “social” “science” and public “health”) are zooming out beyond the event horizon of infinite satanic lunacy. = = = = […]
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Kar Kontest Karma
The deliciously unbought Corvette NFT reminded me of another car contest with a beautiful end. = = = = = START REPRINT: In 1954 Nash held a ‘name this car’ contest to promote the new Metropolitan. They built a custom roadster using the same Austin engine as the Metropolitan, and invited entries to submit names. […]
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Flow chart
Just for fun, let’s try another multiple-choice bet. Assuming Elon is really done with the game, Twitter has two choices. (1) Keep the litigation going, or (2) charge Elon a billion dollars as per the contract. Take the money and run would be the only conceivable choice for humans, but I don’t know how demons […]
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No quibbles this time
A nice long interview with Kirn. Highly needed compensation after this morning’s demon strike. Kirn stands back from all branches of nonsense, tribal and partisan and generational, and sees the BIG picture. The best part of the interview starts around 11 minutes, when he takes his father’s experience as a patent attorney dealing with inventors, […]
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Numbers all the way dooooooooooooown
Musical accompaniment. Time for a sip of Chateau Schadenfreude, now that the Holy Bitcoin has dropped off the scale at $20k. This number is not just a ‘chartist’ threshold. Some crucial loans and margin calls were designed to be triggered at this number. When your fake “economy” is built on Magic Numbers All The Way […]
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Natural justice
Bought more of Frank Edwards’s later non-UFO books. Edwards was an old-fashioned reporter who treated the souls and dreams of ordinary people as sacred. He hated anyone who deliberately exploited and ruined ordinary souls. Here’s one of his best and most passionate pieces: Emersonian justice. An entrepreneur who profited by breaking the bond between humans […]
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Michelet on how it ends
I’ve been citing and quoting Michelet’s magnificent 1904 essay on the Inquisition. Michelet was writing at a time when the psychopaths had been out of power for quite a while. The French scientific genocide faded in 1800 as Napoleon turned into a more ordinary imperialist, focused on expanding Empire instead of exterminating his own people. […]
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