Theme: Coercion

  • Alliances are not all or nothing questions, but like markets consist of a portfo

    Alliances are not all or nothing questions, but like markets consist of a portfolio of trades. I understand the vileness of this individual. But ‘direct action’ inside another country, is something we have worked to prohibit for centuries.

    Otherwise assasination and the resulting chaos are as bad or worse than war.

    There is a reason we don’t assasinate Putin or Xi. And only depose terrorists like Ghadaffi and Hussein.

    Reply addressees: @Memele1718212 @empireenjoyer10 @2020Blackstone


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-25 22:44:30 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706439561998409728

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706438759187902464

  • @Safety “NO ANTI-ANYONE” is the only solution to “Safety”. If it’s not universal

    @Safety
    “NO ANTI-ANYONE” is the only solution to “Safety”. If it’s not universal and reciprocal it’s going to add rather than reduce conflict.

    I really don’t want to have to engage in this fray but it’s a responsibility for those of who work in legal and constitutional reforms who require public discourse to achieve settlement.

    The anti-white hate is overwhelming here on X-Twitter, and you have just blocked the one account that most respectably covers it by merely noticing it and sharing it, so we can monitor it.

    Western culture and law = Sovereignty, Reciprocity, Duty and Responsibility. Its the sole sequence that produces our advantagous way of life.

    What’s good for one is good for another. Europeans are approaching half of the population and are under half of the population in many areas. Demographic numbers obscure the distributions in demographic pyramids. Were all minorities now.

    So, if we’re going to suppress anti-anyone, let’s include anti-anyone.

    Thanks


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-24 19:52:46 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706033955386892288

  • I operate from the premise that competent people can live among us if their mali

    I operate from the premise that competent people can live among us if their malincenties are curbed by law and counter-incenties to prosecute their tendencies to sedition whether feminine, class, or cultural.
    This is my job, conflict prevention.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-24 15:50:17 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705972934764838979

  • RT @songpinganq: Many people tell me “China is safe”. Remember every year China

    RT @songpinganq: Many people tell me “China is safe”.

    Remember every year China executes more people than the rest of the world combined,…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-22 21:34:37 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705334811181580305

  • The pathetic pettiness of (especially female) government employees. Because of t

    The pathetic pettiness of (especially female) government employees.

    Because of the new laws that require all IDs are exactly the same, and because I have an eccentric Anglo Saxon name and ‘nickname’ or more formally ‘alias’, I’m on a year long journey to reproduce all the identification necessary to exist in the USA as a legal entity. (Which is obviously an issue in and of itself that we need such things.)

    So today I’m spending my energy sufficient for one errand at the Deprtment of Motor Vehicles in Connecticut. Now remember, Connecticut aside from it’s history as the US Armory, most copied the Soviet Bureaucracy, and so is the state most burdensome, for both citizens and the few businesses that have not departed for the same reason.

    Now, in my preferences I generally go to the Connecticut shore where I have more chance of waiting in line with and being served by my own people, who will, knowing cues, address and serve me, knowing I will reciprocate respectably.

    But certain services are not offered there, so I’m in the one near Hartford, which is in a competition with Baltimore, New Haven Meriden and Bridgeport for turning once elegant Anglo cities of the puritans into sh—holes of poverty risk and nihilism.

    So, after sorting out my paperwork, I return to the front information counter to ask a question, where two young men of obviously MENA background are trying to explain that they have no car, spent a long time getting here, and will wait. They are demonstrating perfect manners, and respect, and good nature. Which is, in the end, all that should be necessary to participate in western civilization’s administrative burden – regardless of their cultural compatibility outside of it.

    While one woman has given up talking to them, and called in another more senior, they men are constant in saying they will wait, even though the mistake they re trying to correct is quite obviously one made by the staff who just moments ago served them. But the staff does not ‘save’ draft data, so the data must be re-entered.

    Now I’m reading this correctly in that the younger woman does not like these men, does not want to admit that the staff failed them, and wants them to go away and wait additional days for another appointment – in pure soviet bureaucratic fashion. (Which I have some experienced with. The difference is that you can bribe the ex soviet people overseas and they will happily help you – and it’s even expensive. )

    So the older woman is not even considering how to help these young men, but she is merely girl-defending her younger colleague.

    I’m watching this clown show and the rudeness and inconsiderate and offensive behavior against two young men who are displaying every semblance of pleasantry manners and respect.

    So finally the older woman gives in.

    And so I say to the two men, “Good manners guys.” And smile.

    Which of course inspires a look of hatred from the young woman at the station. Now, I’m next so I ask her to confirm my number because in shifting through my realms of paperwork I seem to have misplaced it.

    Fifteen minutes before, when another man was joyfully performing the same role at the same place, he looked up my name, and gave me a ticket.

    So, cunning little petty child that she is, she asked me for the number that’s on the paper in front of her. I said its right there. She responded with that I should give her the number so she didn’t have to look it up. Now at this point I’m laughing internally for myself, but just adding another grain of sand to the scale of revolutionary intolerance for the treatment of my people by those unworthy to even speak to them with other than love, kindness, and respect.

    We can very easily train people in customer service and stress de escalation as easily as we can train police in de escalation, but we don’t do it, and don’t require it for positions serving the public. If we did, the pay for public service and it’s quality would rise rapidly in concert.

    Cheers


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-22 19:10:11 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705298465746468864

  • RT @Outsideness: The true liberal (‘libertarian’) argument that will survive: “I

    RT @Outsideness: The true liberal (‘libertarian’) argument that will survive:
    “If you recognized how utterly horrible all political outcome…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-21 23:37:15 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705003284778340581

  • Confession: having minor involvement in one revolution, you quickly understand t

    Confession: having minor involvement in one revolution, you quickly understand that overthrowing a government is rather easy if you have the money to encourage the right parties and knowledge of the forces inside the country jockeying for position. Of course this is much easier in unstable governments.

    I’ve largely bought companies and the strategy is the same. When I was young I was not above fomenting that conflict and loss of confidence in the management and owners, or spreading rumors in the supply chain and financial netowrk, so that I could rather quickly buy the company on the cheap.

    Yeah. I grew up. But when you’re in your twenties it’s a power trip. And it sure paid well.

    You’d think it was difficult to overthrow a government, but all human organizations are fragile if you find the lever that takes advantage of that fragility.

    Reply addressees: @ScottAdamsSays


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-21 02:45:37 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1704688301154689025

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1704647137794081121

  • RUSSIA UKRAINE You’re thinking too hard. 😉 1) the coalition supporting Ukriaine

    RUSSIA UKRAINE
    You’re thinking too hard. 😉

    1) the coalition supporting Ukriaine has said it’s support is limited to taking back territory. If Ukraine want’s to attack RU they must do it without coalition arms.

    2) RU military has been exposed as a paper tiger. That, like all previous Russian militaries, uses population as canon fodder, and masses of artillery to accomplish by brute force what cannot be achieved by strategy and tactics. And they now lack the population and the resources to fight by that means – as well as more advanced means.

    3) RU cannot use nuclear arms without be itself exterminated. Trump made this clear in the meeting where no documentation was made between them over this conversation, and if I remember correctly, only one translator. Biden has continued trump policies almost across the spectrum.

    4) RU decided after it lost the south last year, that they are going to wait out the present administration and try to stalemate the war, because they really have no other choice. They believe the next administration will want a quick resolution. This is a hope as c ope because Putin really has no other choice.

    5) The US and UA strategy however, now that Russia’s paper tiger has been exposed, is to grind RU military, economy, and political authority to dust – so RU strategy plays into US strategy.

    6) US strategy is, while unstated, targeting regime change or regime policy change, so that negotiations on a long term problem to RU security and integration with Europe is possible. Otherwise RU dies in th next generation from population and economic collapse and invasion from the east and south that forces ethnic Russians back east of the Urals into the core RU territories north and east of Ukrainian. And this fear is driving putin’s demand for eastern Ukraine.

    WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?
    Stope worrying about it because we are playing a medium to long term game with both RU and China. While we are very close to civil war in the west over immigration, as long as that does not happen both RU CN will collapse for demographic, economic, and political reasons in the next twenty years.

    However, if we have this civil war, (which I am desirous of) then the world will fall into chaos and war and while we will be find in the end, the rest of the world will spend a century recovering from the disaster.

    Reply addressees: @FromKulak


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-20 20:28:51 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1704593486832447488

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1704389599202566278

  • RT @ThruTheHayes: WORTH REPEATING Our problems aren’t political; politics is the

    RT @ThruTheHayes: WORTH REPEATING

    Our problems aren’t political; politics is the problem.

    The right are criminals; the left are outlaws.…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-20 19:04:19 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1704572213125337520

  • RT @ThruTheHayes: TAX REBELLION Not only ought we stage a tax rebellion; but it

    RT @ThruTheHayes: TAX REBELLION

    Not only ought we stage a tax rebellion; but it ought be for every penny spent on defense, care, and educa…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-19 18:01:08 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1704193924212855222