The Hermit Impulse

I empathize; I understand completely.

Imagine living in a world where you see the most massive storm blowing in — so huge, it seems to take forever, creeping ever closer. You see it, feel the stiffening cold wind, smell the ozone from a million bolts of lightening. And everyone around you ignores it. Not just don’t bother looking up, they don’t comment on it, but talk and act as if no storm exists. They wipe away imaginary sweat, discuss the bright sunny heat, turn up the A/C and pray for rain. If you dare to mention it, they look at you as if you were nuts.

If you stay in such a society, you will be treated as a nut, even to the point of persecution. If you go away, keep to yourself and avoid the fools while you prepare for this storm, you at least avoid the hassles. In some parts of academia, it’s called the Elijah Experience. You may recall the crazy prophet to the Northern Kingdom of Israel during the Omride Dynasty. Queen Jezebel tried to have him killed because he dared to speak the truth of things.

I’m not called to prophesy like Elijah. That lets me off the hook in may ways. Still, I am not allowed to remain silent. The one current soapbox God allows me is this blogging stuff. I’ve tried quite a few different other ways of letting folks know there’s a storm overhead, ready to start making a mess of things any day now, but most of the time I’m treated like a madman. It no longer gets under my skin. Nowadays, it’s almost amusing, in that I grin and laugh to keep from collapsing in tears.

I realize there is nothing I can do to make people hear or see. That’s not in my hands. At the same time, I can’t simply give in to the hermit impulse, not entirely. Sure, I live out in the boonies, and in flyover country at that. And there was a time when I preached to fairly large crowds, but that was back when my message was familiar to them. I saw the storm on the far horizon then, but hadn’t started talking about it much. The closer it seemed to me, the more I talked about it, and the more they pushed me off the platform to silence me. Making signs and clever t-shirt messages didn’t help much, nor vast libraries of writing. No, those who see the storm as I do are quite few.

There is no way I can guess whether God has plans to change the current efforts He has placed in my hands, but for now, it seems altogether unlikely. I’ll continue dealing with one or two, here and there, and a small portion of family and friends who already believe. I’ll keep writing on this and my other blog, and keeping the better stuff on my static archive site. I’ll keep messing around with computers because they are my most important tool for now. When God decides there is something else I need to do, I’ll get on it.

Meanwhile, there’s an awfully big storm overhead. It’s God’s wrath about to fall on America, and many parts of the rest of the world. But I’m not called to those other parts right now, so it’s all I can do to see how bad it is right here. Gonna be a big’un. Got yourself a storm shelter?

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Government and Threats

I’m a pacifist by God’s grace. Chances are you won’t have a clue what that really means unless you understand Christianity from some intellectual ground other than Western Aristotelian logic. Either way, the label “pacifist” is essentially accurate.

Regular readers already know this, that I have no sympathy for the Tea Party folks. I also have no sympathy for the Fascist government now running the US, decked out with Marxists and any number of other nuts. But the Tea Party has already been hijacked, and the true Patriots — such as they are — are not getting it back. If it’s organized, it will be infiltrated, hijacked and defanged.

However, I wanted to note the chorus of voices, led most recently by the doddering old Bill Clinton, warning protesters against government should not threaten violence. Let’s get one thing straight: The government officials started it. As long as there are Ruby Ridges, Wacos, Elian Gonzales raids, Katrina disarming raids, and so forth, it is the US government officials who are threatening violence. They are the ones holding most of the guns. So when they tell you threats cross the line, ask them about the thousands of armed federal officers.

It has nothing to do with “protecting them while in performance of their duties” and everything to do with forcing you to obey whatever filthy sins they demand.

On the other hand, let’s make sure you Patriot types stop playing silly games. If you were serious, you would have killed a bunch of government thugs a long time ago. Do I have to list for you the prime candidates for assassination if you really plan to restore the Constitution? Stop lying to us and pretending you have any intention of standing up to the criminals in Washington DC who run the government. It won’t happen and we all know it. By the time you are forced to defend your home from invasion by government forces, it will be too late. Indeed, it’s long past too late. Give it up.

This country is under God’s wrath and there is no turning back. The time to have done something was before I was born, by at least a century. Our nation was born in sin, and there was never anything to save. The few real Christian believers involved were deluded, and provided a neat cover for the rest. Soon it will all come apart. While it’s possible the nation will actually disintegrate into manageable chunks, it’s more likely we will simply be swallowed by something much bigger. That is, once we have all been crushed under grinding poverty.

And it will happen with guns pointed at us every step of the way. They are not a part of us, nor we of them. The ruling class is a foreign occupation force. The only terrorist organization in the world is the US government; all the rest work for them. Your only hope is to realize this world and it’s political idiocies mean nothing, that life here is meant to miserable because we have all sinned and deserve even worse. Turn from this wicked generation and invest yourself in the Kingdom to Come.

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Not Enough Words for Love or Knowing

The English language is not logic, but art. We string together roots from different languages because it sounds better than purity of extraction. As one language historian noted, our language does not borrow words from other languages. English chases them down dark alleys, beats them senseless and rifles their pockets. Thus, our Germanic root tongue offers the single word see (“zay” = sea) for our puddle, bath, pond, pool, lake, reservoir, and ocean, along with the properly derived sea.

I’m not the first to notice modern English suffers a paucity of words in those things most important in life. Each of those words for “body of water” carries a connotation, a difference in flavor, which makes them not simply descriptive but also giving character. We have no such elaboration for love, and with precious little do we cover knowing any better. Modern language arts has enhanced our knowledge of material things, but has surrendered any hope of discussing higher things.

Thus, we know precious little of love. There was time when poetry in the English language did yeoman duty in covering these gaps through other means, but it has died. That is, poetry was killed when knowing was killed. How do you explain knowing from some source which is not mere intellect, and certainly not base emotion? When I was younger, still in school, I was exposed to decent array of poetry. I liked poetry itself, but found some of the samples were repugnant, though I hardly had the development of mind to know why. I knew, but not on a conscious level.

These days, I can probably tell you more about it. For example, a whole school or “modern” poetry in English is nothing more than sheer propaganda, lies of Satan to further press his materialist vision. Indeed, it should not be so hard to find Frost, Whitman, Pound, Cummings, even the revered TS Eliot, were all avowed socialists, among other things. While more subtle than the blatantly existentialist James Joyce, it was still the same ugly decapitation of the human soul. Socialism philosophically was aimed at deflating the entire realm of higher grasp, chopping it off and replacing it with some artsy materialism. They had an agenda, and it was to destroy what little was left of mysticism in Western Christian faith.

These writers fed directly into the mythology which now besets and imprisons Christian religion. The call of Christ is to leave this world first by a commitment to Heaven, then to leave it physically when God is through revealing Himself. This is imparted wholly across the fallen human race, but is an individual experience, as well. Eliot in particular destroyed that other-worldly appeal, making Christian faith a mere adjustment of mind to a better life in this world. Even CS Lewis, flawed as he was in his theology, called Eliot on his evil.

Faith is not rational, but is almost anti-rational by virtue of being far, far above it. Socialist poetry aims to make faith less than rational. Even allowing how faith can make one more noble in this life, they subtly denigrate it, making it out to be a mystery which can be ignored if you don’t really need it. Faith and things of God are a mystery, not because they aren’t up to the intellect, but can’t be told because intellect can’t reach that high. It’s part and parcel of the same move which shoved love into the realm of the unknowable and uncontrollable. In Scripture, love is the choice you make to exert yourself on behalf of another’s welfare. It was never simple sentiment, but we recognize emotional attachment comes from that underlying commitment. The feelings are derived, a response of the emotions to something which emotion cannot control.

The biblical anthropology asserts we are flesh, that the flesh registers in the mind as emotions. The intellect can quell emotional raging, and decide by the will to act more rationally. But that is in the absence of a living spirit. Fallen man is born with a dead spirit. That is what the Fall did to us. Only by grace does God invade our beings and awaken the spirit to life with His Spirit. The modern poets of socialism deny the existence of the spirit, not overtly, but in denying it’s power. They make it a lifeless mystery, a something which does affect us, but they are resolutely agnostic about it. This is but a step from denying it. The Bible assumes the spirit is the only true part of human nature which can be real, because “real” means eternal. All Creation, after the Fall, is quite “unreal” — it’s not what God had in mind.

We have no power to love or know what is truly real, in that sense, until our spirits are born and put in charge of the soul. So long as the intellect rules, we cannot ever quite grasp reality as God calls it. The spirit knows from the Spirit of God what love really means, that there are no words for the sacrifice on the Cross, nor that same sacrifice reborn in every act of grace which flows from His power working in us. In Christ alone can we know and love. Even the word “faith” has been so perverted by a vast shift in background associations it no longer means a conscious lifelong commitment and loyalty.

Thus, in the Bible, the spirit is meant to rule the intellect. This is anathema to the socialist poets of Modern American Poetry. How it is they invaded and took over the entire range of institutions which tell the public what is and is not good poetry is one of the best kept secrets of modern life. That this was their goal all along, to usurp all the arts and the full range of academic pursuit, and thus take over the entire culture of the West, cannot be denied. Thus, by denying the existence of any higher reality, Western Civilization has died. The corpse is rotting even now, and the time for burial is long past.

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Ubuntu’s Broken Defaults on Fonts

Running Karmic Koala 32-bit, it’s not the first time I’ve been unhappy with the way Debian and friends do fonts. It’s the one part my Debian experience which has always dissatisfied. So this time I decided to check into the current state of the Freetype2 bytecode interpreter question and anything else which seemed pertinent.

While it turns out Ubuntu has thrown caution to the wind on the bytecode issue, fully implementing it in the Freetype2 libraries, they then hash it up by disabling it by default in the configurations. You can get the full effects in GNOME using the “Font” tab of the Appearance settings, but it won’t apply to everything. Primary examples are Firefox and Opera, which are unaffected by GNOME desktop settings.

This is where you get a dirty deal from Ubuntu. To fix this, you can’t even use the old “dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config” because that does nothing. You don’t get the dialog for choosing your detailed settings. Instead, you have to fiddle directly with linked files in the /etc/fonts directory. There we see one folder which holds the available options — conf.avail — and one for active settings — conf.d.

In the latter folder by default you have 10-hinting-slight.conf, for example. This means by default the entire system will use the lowest quality of bytecode hinting, which can often mean crappy display. The details are covered here on fixing it, which I have modified as follows for LCD use (beware of wrapped lines):

sudo rm /etc/fonts/conf.d/10-hinting-slight.conf
sudo rm /etc/fonts/conf.d/10-no-sub-pixel.conf
sudo ln -s /etc/fonts/conf.available/10-hinting-full.conf /etc/fonts/conf.d/.
sudo ln -s /etc/fonts/conf.available/10-sub-pixel-rgb.conf /etc/fonts/conf.d/.
sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig

With the apparently large number of people complaining, you would think the developers could figure out to at least default to medium hinting.

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Half-Right: “Don’t Fight the New World Order”

Interesting video attracting some attention.

The name attached to the face is Ziggy Eichhorst. The preacher suffers from a serious case of Western epistemology. Otherwise, he’s not too far from the mark.

By mixing the spiritual and worldly provisions of the Bible — mixing the two realms — he presents a very confused message. Building on this broken foundation, he reaches false conclusions. He misreads Romans 13, which says on the fallen level, governments are God’s idea, and He controls them. You don’t have to understand it, or like it, just realize it’s true. Not in the sense He promotes their sins; rather, it is He who holds them accountable for their sins, not you and I. So Ziggy is partly right in saying our Lord Jesus does not call us to fight evil on those terms. You can’t beat Satan by armed revolt against the NWO. There’s more evil governments where that came from, and armed conflict is hardly the way to fix it.

Indeed, Ziggy rightly notes if you make plans to resist, you’ll simply paint a target on yourself, and on everyone who joins in your plans. It really is a doctrine of the Devil to teach popular Patriot Resistance theology, that somehow God needs us and our guns.

But the rest is pretty messed up. Reading John’s Revelation literally is heresy. I’ve written plenty about that elsewhere. Romans 13 bluntly points out there are two realms, so you would have to be blind or intellectually dishonest to believe it states some sort of “Christian Law” we must submit slavishly to whatever any human government wishes to do. Please note a few verses later Paul says if you walk in the love of Christ, God considers your duty to such government fulfilled, regardless whether that government agrees. Obviously, when your spiritual convictions demand something such governments don’t like, it’s their problem.

Instead, we are to embrace the other-worldly mind which says, “If obeying the Lord gets me killed, so much the better. I can’t wait to go home and see Him face to face!” So while it’s worldly wisdom not to provoke the NWO, sooner or later you can’t help doing just that. It’s rough on organizations, but not too challenging for someone who has already nailed their lives to the Cross.

Bro. Ziggy, you have the right idea, but you need a better education.

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Sin of Secrets

Secrecy is sin.

If you have to hide something, you are surely doing something evil. I happen to know first hand: The vast majority of government secrecy is covering up crime. Particularly military secrecy, it’s almost never denying the enemy information, but denying the humanity of victims and troops. It’s as if to say, “We know what’s best, even if we have to manipulate you like some robot to make you do unconscionable evil.” The only time troops are told “need to know basis” is when it’s something troops won’t accept if they know. This reluctance is seldom because they are malingering, but their chain of command knows it’s immoral and are unwilling to do what’s right.

I’ve been praying specifically that God would rip the cover off everything hidden. The divine principle is to reveal, not hide things. The only reason anything in the Bible is a mystery is because people simply reject the underlying assumptions. I would say God has no trouble granting my request; if nothing else, there is a vast horde of people devoted to embarrassing others by revealing secrets, and such is merely the other edge of the same blade of cutting things off with secrecy.

The latest scandals support my contention it’s always about hiding crimes, or at the very least, putting the spotlight on people who say and do things without the support of their own convictions. Neurosis is denying the truth to yourself. Embarrassment is being forced to confront your own contradictions. The best way to avoid embarrassment is simply taking the time to know yourself. Anything you say will be used against you in this world, so make sure your private correspondence contains mere privacy, not secrecy. Privacy is for civility, by withhold information which is of no use to the rest of the world, not to hide stuff which actually affects other people. Be in public what you are in private, not what you believe folks expect.

Sure, plenty of stuff is taking things out of context. Let’s get one thing straight: It is so rare for the news agencies to give an honest account, you should assume every news report is a lie. In my dealings with news folks, they only want something they can sell, and they are never on your side. Use them, but never, ever trust them. Make sure whatever you say to them will be twisted and put in the worst possible light; otherwise they can’t justify taking up their valuable time talking to you. If you do find them seeming to support your side of things, it could only be because you are already neck deep in the wrong side of any particular issue. They could not exist if they didn’t support the rulers of this world (which rulers do not care about you or anyone else but themselves).

Aside from the problem of context and propaganda, the best defense against scandal is holding an open mindset. That is, assume your every word is being recorded. When you say something which is sure to be controversial, make sure you really do believe it, and why you believe it. Don’t say something to anyone you aren’t willing to back up in public. In particular, this goes for email and IM chatter. Nothing electronic is private. As your influence rises, so does the interest in your private affairs.

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Building FreeBSD 8.0 (Updated)

My desktop was running CentOS 5 on one drive, but I had another on which Win7 was installed. Since I put that copy back on the Inspiron my wife is using, I had to nuke it off my machine. However, Win7 did some weird stuff with my SATA drive, so I had to use CentOS and the dd command to erase the whole thing, and fill it with zeros. Once that was done, the FreeBSD installer worked normally. I used the Netinstall disk because I like to build it from scratch.

If I’m going to fool with rolling release, I might as well have it my way. So I’ve spent the last couple of days building FreeBSD 8.0 on my machine. It seemed best to stay with i386 architecture and simply optimize make on k8. This evening, I finally finished with GNOME 2.28 and got it working. You have to manually insert the command to run the GNOME background stuff in your boot configuration. Of course, GDM comes with zero config and it didn’t allow me to login normally. Also, you have to make sure to mount the proc file system, manually putting it in fstab, as well, and give your user account permissions to mount things like flash drives.

That’s the FreeBSD way of things. You have to do a lot of reading just to get stuff done which is typically automated elsewhere. But I think it’s worth it. Got sound and nVidia support without trouble. Next, I’m going to install HPLIP and set up my printer, but that requires compiling a particular driver out of the kernel first. I suppose in a few days I’ll have it. Again, I feel it’s worth it.

Update: It’s a bust. That is, I can’t get the printer to work. It requires the latest HPLip package, and somewhere in the big pile of print-related software I had to install, the whole thing failed to even recognize the device. Without the printer, it’s about useless to me. Otherwise, it was truly fine software.

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Implications of the Moonbat Theory

Re: Moonbat Conspiracy Theory

Should you be as crazy as I and agree with the substance of my theory, what would be a sensible plan of action?

My first step is to make sure we completely wash away any notions of saving the Constitutional Republic. I’m not sure exactly how much, but the global elite forefathers were already exercising control when our First Constitutional Convention met. Some of our most famous founders were either members or servants. At the very least, they provoked the Civil War to destroy the notion of states’ sovereignty. It doesn’t matter the Constitution was clearly a voluntary compact, and the resulting federal government was designed to be a servant of the multiple states. Lincoln turned that upside down with the myth of the sacred and unbreakable Union. So for at least the past 150 years, the Constitution has been a myth. Stop pretending there is any use quoting it and demanding folks act according to it.

Secondly, I would like for everyone to stop fidgeting about loss of rights. It doesn’t matter if you have this or that right, because no government on earth will honor it. It’s not a matter of the theory of rights and governments bound by God to honor them. Most of the rights listed by either side are drawn from a false Aristotelian epistemology. Just to make sure you understand, both Natural Rights and Human Rights are bogus. God doesn’t see things according to either or both, so stop pretending He’s going to work with you to preserve or restore them. From the revealed Laws of God (Noah), you should expect God to hold governments accountable on His level. There is a sort of expectation of just revolt, but that would be foolish to engage without a very substantial portion of citizens or a very substantial external support. The latter is simply no longer possible, unless you happen to be playing into the hands of the global elite.

In particular, don’t get too huffy about information gathering. For anyone who has served in the military since WW2, they already have more on you than you know. Any members of your immediate household during those years of service are equally compromised. All this fussing about your SSAN, the details of your income, your ethnic background, where you work or why you don’t, etc. — it’s a waste of time. If they decide they need to know, they’ll find it. That is, unless you are part of that tiny group of people who have already gotten off the grid. That means you have no valid ID, no bank account, no street address, no utilities services, nothing, not even a library card. There is no paper trail and you officially do not exist. That’s a hard life. Between that and full compliance there isn’t much room. If you plan to fight it, get ready to lose. There is no real principle at stake, given the two previous points.

Chances are very good, unless you are involved in something pretty much market-proof, the best jobs in the near future will be government, specifically with the Federal Government. If you can get on the dole in some fashion, it might be wise. I expect the VA to stay alive, but reduce benefits. I can’t speculate how long it will last, but I honestly believe seniors will suffer most as benefits are cut. I foresee things like Social Security and Medicare being broken off around the edges rather quickly in the next two years. Such organizations as the AARP are lying to you about almost everything, because those folks are paid to keep you dependent mentally. At some point, it won’t be worth the trouble any more, so you should consider researching ways to become as independent as you can. Start learning how to garden wherever you live, how to keep domestic food animals, etc.

By all means, building informal communities for support is absolutely critical. Don’t you dare organize and give this thing a structure, because then it becomes a target. Leaderless is life. If your resources and opportunities there are limited, you should have already moved to another location where you can get a better fresh start.

Meanwhile, if you are of a mind to accept federal employment, just keep a wary eye on requirements which might compromise your real principles. For example, even if they begged me or held a gun to my head, I would not let them put me in a position to directly support the rape of other countries. So even if the standards changed and they offered me big rank, I would not deploy. On the other hand, I wouldn’t mind working in life support operations. You draw the line where your conscience demands. Don’t expect it to be logical, and don’t try to defend it with calculating logic. The only thing you need to know is whether you can be at peace with what the job demands; nobody has a right to question you on that.

We will have a North American Union (NAU). That Trans-American Corridor is already under construction, though they don’t call it that. For those of us here in OKC, I don’t know if they have decided where it will run. Having seen all the heavy investment along Interstate 35 already, my bet is either they will run the corridor together across the far west side of the county (near the civilian airport), or split up the different modal threads and run each across a different route. Frankly, I-35 is not a good route, unless there is a god-awful lot of power and money willing to rip down things like that massive Native American Heritage Center (not yet finished), the Oklahoma River/Bricktown recreational zone (where we host major sporting events), and all those hospitals, sky scrapers and brand new roadwork on the Interstate itself. I can’t guess how it will affect other cities along the proposed route to Kansas City; all the more so for the route(s) north of there.

Keep in the mind the number one issue for government is keeping folks dependent mentally, in the sense they aren’t likely to actually gather a significant force in armed revolt. The reason for proposals to encourage immigration across our southern border is partly to relieve pressures ahead of the NAU. Also, it lowers the average age, and brings in a much more dependent population, much more willing to work for less. This shifts the balance so bringing the continent under slavery is easier. It will all look and smell like socialism or communism, but it will actually be fascism. Profits and property will aggregate in corporate hands, while losses are shifted to the public purse. TARP, anyone? Thus, the state and the corporation merge. We have already failed to resist the past few blatant acts of fascism, so it’s too late to stop it.

In other words, this world stinks and it won’t ever get any better. Don’t pretend you can fight it very much as long as the global elite live and have their control over wealth. Getting rid of them would mean a truly global catastrophe worse than what they plan for us. The only thing left is to decide it all really doesn’t matter. Truth makes His own path. When you embrace Truth, you realize all this stuff is just shadow boxing. Save your energy for things which really matter — those things aren’t in this world. Live Truth and eventually make your escape when He calls you home.

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Moonbat Conspiracy Theory

A couple of questions arose regarding my post, Imperial Base America. I realize it was a little disjointed here and there, so I wanted to clarify and expand on the theory.

Again, let me note nothing here proposes to offer advice on any particular plan of action, much less some kind of organized resistance. If anything, let me assure you only genuine Leaderless Resistance has any hope at all. That is, if a significant number in one place at one time come to believe and understand things pretty much the same way, each fully versed and truly committed, you might have some hope of staying out of the worst of this. If it requires centralized coordination, you’ll never get there. I’m pretty sure the global elite rulers know this, because Leaderless Resistance is virtually impossible at this point.

First, understand they are already in control. Not in the totalitarian sense, but sufficient control to get what they want in the long run. These folks work across multiple generations, and the plan remains essentially the same. Tactics, and even strategy, have evolved to account for unexpected events and a better understanding. However, the fundamental plan to make the bulk of humanity willing slaves is on track.

Please notice what has been destroyed at every juncture in the past couple of centuries. In the West, it was the individual self-reliance. The key to this is promoting the triad of evil: (1) depravity, (2) dependence, and (3) herd instinct. Now it’s for sure there has to be more than one herd, since different folks are drawn to different things, but they have managed to prepare a number of different controlled herding operations. People with a social conscience end up drawn to various forms of socialism and communism — AKA, progressive, liberal, etc. People with ambition tend to be drawn to capitalism, fascism, conservatism, etc. There are also smaller groups under populism (totalitarian control of both economic and social behavior) and libertarians, even anarchists. Each group has been structured with various canonical orthodoxies, each of which permits some degree of the triad of evil. So while a conservative wants economic liberty, they are suckers for social controls which tend to prissy middle class materialism. Libertarians are easily suckered into intellectual ivory tower dreams drawn from Aristotelian certainties. Liberals are profligate sinners, and populists are psychotic. And so on.

Powerful servants are needed, but they must remain under control. So it comes out every institution, organization, or individual who is allowed to rise in power and influence is always drawn into one or another vulnerability. The creeping sexual perversion among the Catholic priesthood is no accident, any more than it is among Protestant mega-pastors and best selling authors, Hollywood, TV, and politicians. So just about anything goes, particularly as long as it permits control and encourages everyone to join a herd.

Some forces in this world naturally resist the evil triad. For example, Islam. Yes, the elite managed to plant some greedy perverts in positions of power here and there, but it’s nowhere nearly enough. Too many ordinary Muslims simply will not fall for that stuff. So in places where immorality makes Islam impotent, except as a means to herd forming, there is little real pressure to change. In countries where Muslims tend to resist such controls, you’ll see Western military forces, or plans to put them there soon. Thus, while faithful Muslim clients are allowed to rattle their own cages impotently, Islam itself is generally demonized in the West, and is the primary excuse for attacking non-client countries.

Christianity began as a force to resist the evil triad, but has been hijacked in most expressions. The vast majority of believers are divided between Christian Zionism or Christian Liberalism. Israel is the current single greatest distraction used by the global elite. That compromise has disemboweled biblical faith one way, while liberalism guts it the other way. These days the majority of humanity has been conditioned to find genuine mysticism too hard to swallow. Those who can resist on the basis of mysticism are simply marginalized as freaks. Frankly, Aristotle has turned out to be the global elite’s best friend, ruling out any honest consideration of anything not confined by human rules of logic. Anything approaching an other-worldly mindset is just too dangerous.

The US is particularly materialistic. America would have been utterly useless had the Civil War ended differently. Lincoln served his purpose, but dared to defy his masters on the issue of banking, so had to die once his mission was finished. When we became massively wealthy and powerful, we became the most powerful tool of tyranny on earth. That’s how we are being used right now. Almost from the beginning, we have started every war utterly unjustly. Each time we won, we lost another piece of our national soul. We didn’t have that much in the first place, so it’s long gone now. We are just a machine for carrying out the initial task of gaining de facto military control, to enable economic control by the global elite.

By the way, I just thought I might mention something: From the divine perspective, the Devil was the one who carried God’s whip. This was a demotion from the top position — Covering Cherub who processed all communications between God and every other being — down to the bottom as God’s Lictor. Being now Satan’s own whip to lash the nations is not a glorious distinction on this earth.

The one genuine chance this can be stopped is if a critical mass of states manage to secede, or at least assert genuine nullification against the federal government. It varies with the region, but I’m going to guess at least a half-dozen states would be required, and they would almost have to be contiguous. I consider this so unlikely, it approaches zero probability. This very moment, as states prepare measures of asserting various levels of independence — totally justified by the Constitution, by the way — measures are being taken to prevent their effectiveness. In some cases, such as California, the level of utter dependence is simply too great. Wyoming is thinly populated, lacking sufficient forces to resist. Each case offers any number of opportunities, most of them left in place long ago just for this reason.

So with my moonbat crazy theory, I hope I can convince folks to focus on the few things left each of us. There is little you can do to turn this around, so your first responsibility is to engage your skepticism and cynicism. As noted here in the past, you may not be able to break every dependency, but you should never trust anyone — mainly because you can’t even trust yourself. Rather than fearfully trying to stay out of reach, it should help you form more realistic expectations. If no failure surprises you, it also can’t distract you much. So you can relax and expect the government will go to war against Iran any day now, and it won’t surprise you. All the intensity of emotional investment can just stop. You might as well attempt to halt a runaway freight train with a feather.

In fact, let’s get our mortality out of the way, too. We already know the global elite plan eventually to reduce world human population to about a half-billion. They stand a very good chance of getting this at least begun in the current generation. Your individual chance of dying in the next two decades, regardless of your age, is very high. Find something worth dying for, and you’ll have something which justifies living for as long as you do. Let me suggest the Kingdom of God, particularly as I have described it here since this blog was first opened. The reason I suggest that is it’s the only thing which can make any difference.

You see, the one thing the global elite cannot plan for is God’s hand. We realize the West in general, and America in particular, are under God’s wrath. Preserving this huge mountain of crap is not worth a moment’s thought. But restoring as much of God’s plan (AKA, the Covenant of Noah) is well worth trying. As we examine the events around us daily, keep an eye on ways you can withdraw your participation in evil. I’ve already written several long articles and a small book outlining ways I plan to do so. If you don’t know where to start, take a look at what I’m doing, then come up with something more fitting your sense of what really matters.

One way or the other, pay no attention to all the prognostications fed you by the mainstream media. A little truth does leak out, but only by accident while they keep the majority distracted from the real story. The global elite are not through with America by a long shot. Whatever happens in the future will be shaped to their ends. At any point, you can expect God to throw a monkey wrench or two into the works, but by all means, do not work to preserve some lost vision of America, because it was never anywhere close to what God had in mind.

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Imperial Base America

In case you haven’t noticed, there’s already been a coup in the U.S. Our government was taken over long ago by folks who have little concern for us and our wishes. We are not ruled by the Constitution, not a nation ruled by laws, but a tiny elite who seldom show their faces as the real power here. Everything you think you see regarding politics is a fraud.

Now, while I have said often here I regard all modern states as illegitimate, this particularly applies to the government of the U.S. No, I have no plans to take any particular action to fight anyone, not even in the simple pacifist activist sense. It’s all a waste of time. If you really feel a burning need to prepare for future disasters, then create a bug-out bag. There’s a lot of survivalist literature on the Net about it. Then start training yourself to flee in various different ways should things become impossible where you live. If you are in or near any urban center, chances are good you will need to execute such a plan in the next five years. If you are out in the rural area, plan to stay put. Otherwise, I’m not promoting any form of resistance, per se.

Rather, I am encouraging awareness. It comes to my attention we are nationally ripe for a continuing slide into the grip of this elite group. They’ll use any means of mass manipulation to steer the bulk of the population into directions they consider useful. Right now, there is a huge effort aimed at military expansion, planting permanent bases all over the world. This is our contribution for the plans to rule the world later. Our infrastructure in far flung places will become the basis for exerting their wishes over the populations which are not so easily ruled as the U.S.

Naturally, these elite expect to use our troops, but I’m sure they’ll add more from other places at some point. Our military is simply the current avenue of approach to the target. Our industrial development for military purposes is one of the last few fields of actual production we have here. They’ll need to break us completely so they can gain our cooperation in the next couple of years. Right now, the emphasis is military recruiting, of course. When enough folks starve, and troops get to eat, don’t you think a draft is almost a waste of effort?

Then there are the massive FEMA camps which I expect to become slave labor centers. This is where they’ll round up and gather the more difficult sort, because most of the population unfit for military service will gladly take up slave work just to survive. Control need not be total, just sufficient. When a critical mass of people are enslaved, the rest will simply be the cost of doing whatever business they are planning. Obamacare will ensure the cost of herd maintenance doesn’t get out of hand.

The risk of economic collapse is itself a red herring. Total banking failure won’t happen, but total banking reduced into fewer hands will. Bankrupting state and local governments will reduce resistance coming over various Ten Amendment challenges to the Federal behemoth. The whole idea is to dissolve anything capable of interfering with the further conglomeration and centralizing of control. The federal bureaucracy will grow as DC continues to find ways to pretend they have the funds. As long as people keep taking paychecks denominated in US dollars, and contractors don’t argue with it, the Feds will maintain their power. The federal enforcement ranks will swell dramatically. Lots of folks who don’t make the cut for the law enforcement or military will join the burgeoning Civil Service, or whatever they call it next month.

I’m guessing the final “legal” act of enslavement will be aimed at settling the improbable federal debt. Private property will be confiscated in terms of legal ownership, as will all future labor output, etc. We will all become titular federal property. Legitimate or not, the majority are likely to go along with it.

Thus, we become the base from which this elite globalist government grows and borgs everyone else. If Russia resists, it’s not too hard to provoke Islamic terrorism funded by our CIA and their friends. Nor is it too hard to find a good solid supply of illegal drugs to rot the social fabric faster than the old communist spy network (which still exists to a large degree). Naturally, we are ensuring a very strong supply by keeping the Taliban from shutting down the poppy fields in Afghanistan. A primary function of our troops there is protecting the heroin supply for use against Russia.

China will be a little more tricky. Still, I’m sure there are some plans to handle them, as well. Every large state suffers numerous unresolvable dependencies. Most small ones, too.

Welcome to the New World Order, slave.

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