Theme: Governance

  • Well, lets solve it for good this time, but without the bloodshed

    Well, lets solve it for good this time, but without the bloodshed.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-25 01:52:46 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706124552894365714

    Reply addressees: @Dontcar25448459 @BasedLawyer

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706121876609564756

  • Well, of course, we are under assault internally, but that is cujltural marxism

    Well, of course, we are under assault internally, but that is cujltural marxism at work, it’s nothing to do with our military, our strategic policy, our constitution, our courts, and our law.

    It has everything to do with letting women get out of control, making our government out of control, and our media out of control, and our education out of control – without updating our laws to prevent it.

    We can fix ourselves.
    The evidence is that you can’t.

    Reply addressees: @DrewRollerMusic @empireenjoyer10 @2020Blackstone


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-25 01:51:55 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706124339932811264

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706101504527269899

  • RT @TheMcMullan: Wow, brutal but prescient… considering our Prime minister is

    RT @TheMcMullan: Wow, brutal but prescient… considering our Prime minister is heavily opening our doors to unprecedented levels of immigr…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-25 00:07:53 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706098159666012488

  • A COUNTER TO INDIAN ARROGANCE (HARSH RANT) –“India breaking with the West would

    A COUNTER TO INDIAN ARROGANCE (HARSH RANT)
    –“India breaking with the West would be a wondrous event, preventing the spread of liberal democracy – we must ensure India remains separate from NATO”–

    Totally agree. Especially if you’re assasinating people on allied territories, receeding into religiosity, allying with Russians in their genocide, when bordered with an unstable and hostile nuclear Pakistan; suffering internal conflict from Muslims; holding disptuted territories that demand independencde; in a territorial war with a vastly superior force in China who is entirely capable of cutting your water supplies; and failing to perform in the labor market despite our efforts to move chinese industry to india where neither showing up for work, being competent for the work, or doing much work is common among your people; and your primary export to the west is cheap tech labor, and telephone scams from call centers; and you’re hobbled by low level corruption as debilitating and endemic as the ignorance, filth, disease, unemployment and birth defects that plague the country despite the few shiny tech centers that are but islands in sea of cultural sewage due to the charity of western labor arbitrage.

    I agree to severing ties. I think we should just skip ahead, embrace the future, totally sever strategic and economic ties and communiation, repatriate your expats, and leave you to your affairs alone – as you continue to blame others for your long history of being conquered and your stagnation dating back to the first century, and your demographics which challenge subsaharan africa in their inability to modernize.

    Clean your civilization first. You haven’t been very good at it. You haven’t been able to govern. To unify. To resist invaders. If you hadn’t british institutions you’d still be a peer of west africa. And then we wouldn’t have to listen to your infantile posturing as if you had some vague moral standing in the world as other than evading responsibility for the world sistem the europeans built that dragged you out of poverty disease suffering and ignorance.

    In our culture false pride of the unworthy is a sin. We admit ours and try to change. You never do. Never have.

    We will defeat the present woke-marxist crisis that you call liberalism. And return to classical liberalism, rule of law, and a democracy limited to those demonstrating responsibilty for private and common. It might take us a bit, and it might take an uprising, and it might take a civil war. But it will happen. And it will happen bfore the 2030-2035 world crisis hits as the anglosphere abandons it’s interests, returns to its bases, russian and chinese populations collapse, cause upheavals, cause massive staration in africa, and as India most likely continues to struggle to escape her handicaps, becuse demographics is destiny.

    No man is a hero to his debtors. And frankly the Anglosphere is going to prosper in comfort, even if the european doesn’t, while the anglo american creation of the rules based order, continues to withdraw, we continue to repatriate our industries, and we let the world island of eurasia, india, and it’s cousin africa, descend into war, chaos, poverty, starvation, and the return of the age of empires and monopolization of trade routes, restoration of imperial possessions and colonies.

    We are not heroes to our debtors – but then we will still enjoy the spectacle as the world of the arrogant and ungrateful burns, while we sip our lattes, eat our steaks, and wash them down with fine wines, concerned more about the choice of dessert than the justice nature visits on the unworthy.

    Cheers

    Reply addressees: @empireenjoyer10 @2020Blackstone


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-24 23:23:51 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706087078767783936

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706075690074837093

  • Well done. Yes. This is one of the solutions we’re recommending. Also, senators

    Well done. Yes. This is one of the solutions we’re recommending.
    Also, senators should be appointed by governors again instead of directly elected. That as a tragic mistake. It separated the federal government from the states, when the entire purpose of the senate was to provide a house for governors of the states, but compensating for the fact that travel was impossible for governors, but possible for house memebers (the people).

    Reply addressees: @Chargerfryar @BasedLawyer


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-24 22:31:14 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706073836720926720

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706048966301978719

  • RE: JEWS (MULSIMS TOO): OVERCOMING RAGE AND PRODUCING REFORMS THAT FOREVER FIX T

    RE: JEWS (MULSIMS TOO): OVERCOMING RAGE AND PRODUCING REFORMS THAT FOREVER FIX THE PROBLEM.
    Well you know, you can remain angry and want to punish these people, or you can simply seek to solve the problem that like most problems caused us conflict over the milennia.

    Like most people I was angry at first. Despite the efforts, the harm the christians, and the jews, and now the muslims have done to the west is far far worse and more seditous than we’d imagined – even among those of us who understood the christian destruction of the ancient world, and worse, the islamic destruction of the seven great civilizations of the ancient world, leaving only China and the subsaharan untouched by the abrahamic cognitive disease.

    But, once I realized we’re all bots, then I understood it’s the responsibility of those of us who grasp these things enact laws and policies and institutions to bring about the rules and incdentives that prohibit bad behavior. We focus (rightly) on the jews precisely because we are particularly and uniquely vulnerable to the feminine method of undermining and warfare, and even more so the weaponization of finance and debt, because we prohibit ourselves those forms of coercion and deception and baiting into hazard becuase they violate our first principles of sovereignty, freedom of choice, duty to the commons, truth, and reciprocity.

    It’s a fixable problem and we have or at least I have done the work to prohibit the behavior forever, and oncde I understood the problem I understood also it was a relatively easy fix. The hard part was the testable criteria for truth and reciprocity in court that would make it impossible to circumvent again in the future by anyother means.

    Do we blame women for their immorality? It’s hard to think of women as more immoral than men, because we had done so well at limiting their immorality worldwide. But while men are bad, women are evil. While men are criminal women are treasonous. It’s in their selfish nature. Similarly, do we blame the jews and the muslims for their immorality? The jews in particular since their strategy is entirely to replicate the female? The muslims becasue of their absurd devotion to what has been a failed strategy since the end of the islamic expansion – reducing their people to ignorance superstition and worst of all, dysgenia in a spectrum of gene pools already limited to a full standard deviation or more below the european, and demographic distribution that all but ensures they will forever be backward, unproductive, and poor in a world no longer purely of agrarian peasants?

    I prefer to fix the problem so we don’t have a 110th time so to speak. And fixing that problem first by law, second by explanation and education, will have to work it’s way into jewish and muslim culture for a few generations. And it will ‘hurt’ them a greate deal in their cultural memory, self image and self worth to understand that they are organized crime organizations on one end, and disorganized raiders, hiding under pretense of religion and culture, becuse they cannot form loyalty, responsibilty, or states necessary to do otherwise but parasitically depend upon the institutions produced by others.

    But we have learned and adapted ourelves after learning that our direct colonial efforts failed. And that in the postwar period our indirect attempts to domesticate and modernize less developed civilizations has faiked – most importantly russian, chinese, arab, and maybe now african (I hold out hope for subsaharan africa if it remains evangelical christian). And we are just now learning that our hope of equality of ability and reason among sexes, classe, cultures and races is also a failed project.

    So we must like the chinese in their prevoius iterations, learn that the best we can do is wall ourselves off, focus on ourselves, and trade and cooperate with those who wish to do the same. And restore the world to historical trend as a conflict of civilizations where each civilization is the group evolutionary strategy of the racde it formed in, and each race in its geography, genetics, distribution, culture, and history, must evolve on its own terms, while not imposing costs on others to compensate for their own failures.

    It’s not so much about forgivness. I don’t think in those terms. It’s merely solving theproblem so it no longer exists, and continuing to drage mprimitive mankind out of ignorance, superstition, parasitism, predation, criminality, iresponsibilty, hard labor, starvation, disease, suffereing, child mortality, early death, despotic government, and the vicisitudes of a nature all but constantly trying to exterminate us. And an uncaring god, gods, or universe, that permits it all to happen. So that by the crucible of hardship we evolved into the gods we imagine and correct those gods we presumed – but did not exist.

    Cheers
    Curt Doolittle
    The Natural Law Institute
    The Science of Cooperation
    😉

    Reply addressees: @BasedLawyer


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-24 19:17:34 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706025097591500800

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1706009258850996230

  • Doesn’t appear likely unless we are forced by external events, or force ourselve

    Doesn’t appear likely unless we are forced by external events, or force ourselves by internal. We will need to devolve the federal government to the states or break up and lose the strategic value of the continent.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-24 17:04:57 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705991725473300858

    Reply addressees: @betterbuiltpool

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705976171224084939

  • RT @Blair_A_Nathan: Good question. The paradox of America is that much of what’s

    RT @Blair_A_Nathan: Good question.

    The paradox of America is that much of what’s wrong with it is enabled by the fact that it’s still the…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-24 03:32:55 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705787367859122663

  • RT @Lord__Sousa: Democracy is NOT part of the solution but part of the problem

    RT @Lord__Sousa: Democracy is NOT part of the solution but part of the problem.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-23 22:02:17 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705704163399680114

  • —“Would a 1968-scale Republican Election Victory prevent the violence and make t

    —“Would a 1968-scale Republican Election Victory prevent the violence and make the (US) revolution peaceful?”—

    Very difficult, but possibly. We need all three houses and the court. We have the court. And we have it solid. But all three houses, well, that’s very difficult to achieve right now. If that was possible, and we could frustrate the filibuster, we could get the necessary changes through in a ‘first 100 days’.

    Everything our organization recommends as reforms benefits everyone in in the center four-fifths, but is very hard on academy, media, and state, and devastates the corruption of consumer related finance sector that has so preyed upon our people since at least the eighties.

    Those reforms would however radically improve the condition for the laboring, working, lower middle, and middle classes that have born the burden of the post seventies decline in real wage growth. And it would restore the primacy of the family rather than the individual as the subject of policy. Which in turn would return us to common interests -since the only way diverse peoples develop a common interests is through the shared interest in the production of families as our first and most important institution.

    Can this implementation of policy be done through elections, without showing up with 2M armed men in DC? We’ll I’d like to think so. But let’s look at the four options:

    1 – We can’t win the argument because irresponsibility of the left sells – especially to single and childless women who are the sole reason for the political shift and current political collapse. (Really). So we can’t win the argument.

    2 – Can we win the vote? I don’t see it. But Americans do amazing things at times, so maybe. But otherwise, it doesn’t look like we can we in the vote.

    3 – If we can’t win the vote can we win the courts? Maybe, but it’s terribly expensive (and we’re just starting this year to try). So we are trying to win via the court – but I think we are going to run out of time.

    4 – If we can’t win in the courts, and we have no monarchy as judge of last resort, then the only remaining alternative is a common law suit against the state, repeating the declaration and constitution of the founders, and the promise of violence if our just demands are not met.

    I’m in the business of truth regardless of costs. And I’m thinking that the last option is rapidly becoming the last option available. And that option is of course permitted by our declaration and constitution, because the people, not the state, are sovereign.

    And if they keep trying to change that last bit then we must act without mercy and leave a scar on history such that it is remembered for ten thousand years – the people are sovereign. Period.

    Reply addressees: @Stealth_Bandit


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-23 21:22:38 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705694184483565568

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705689187431940231