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Good, hopeful essay.

We also need a reconquista of the Roman Catholic Church from the clutches of the sashaying effeminates now in control.

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Light in the loafers. 👞

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lol

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Yeah no shit....fortunately these old queens are dying out AND there is a new cadre of "real men" priest coming up.

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Thanks again Frank. Brilliant, cogent, heartwarming. Peace, my brother.

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I’m glad you liked it Mr Cook. Will show my working soon. There is no false hope here - just a logical conclusion. The argument with reality has finally been lost. This was the liberal idea

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Dearest Frank! I am wondering how you came to your hopeful conclusion? My hope has always been in Almighty God regardless of how all this plays out but I watched Los Angeles burn to the ground the last few days in an obviously calculated ritual designed to further the agenda of the demon who run the world! And I saw a picture of an early 19 hundreds copy of a NWO map where Canada, Greenland, and Mexico were all part of America so I am wondering what makes you think we are winning? I grant you that many many people have woken up to the twisted psyop we have been subjected to but so far I fail to see how that makes us the winners since their agenda is being carried on as we speak! Please infom me Frank! I truly want to be able to breath easy and pass on good news to people concerning the demise of the Orwellian horror show we never ask for to begin with! Love Judith

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The liberal aspect is over. The globalism is going digital. You will get a very different world, starting now, and the pace of change will be rapid.

This has not happened overnight. I’ll put a piece up soon which shows my working, but I thought it important to simply present a brief summary of world affairs. The liberal idea, its policies and its project are all dead. It has no money and no future - and no one really believes in it anymore.

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I’m always giving the author a hard time about the optimism. This is a quote that captures the part of Frank’s argument that I wholeheartedly agree with:

“ power is habitual obedience; regime change is a structured discontinuity in the habits of obedience. It must never be forgotten that regime change is a change to obeying something else”.

You see, the Fantasia has been outed, the lies cannot be laundered and world view can’t be resurrected. The author makes this argument very very well.

But I think it’s a leap to assume that we will return to a reality based order of ordinary maintenance governance.

Why assume it’s going to go well? Of course you can say why assume it’s going to go poorly. Touché.

But as the quote I put in here says obedience to the fantasia is done and no author better explains this than our goodly sir Frank.

Where is the Zeitgeist going to go? Let’s hope Frank is right. He certainly more learned than me.

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I also deserve to be given a hard time. So does anyone selling ideas, whether they take your money or not. Your time is more precious than your cash, and what you entertain in your mind is ultimately what helps or harms you.

Buyer beware.

"meeting the man of the way on the path

greet him neither with gestures nor with words

give him an uppercut

he will understand you at once"

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Well, ordinary people realise nothing works, and I have pointed out for a long time that anyone with smarts to offer a programme of common sense politics will clean up. They are, and they will. "Stop the madness" is a powerful message in a political asylum run wild.

There are also a lot of capable people, former and future members of a professional and political class, who have been excluded by the loyalty system of hyperliberalism. It has discriminated against native wit and basic competence.

It is impossible to continue when nothing works, and when your project to replace everything following a "managed decline" has met hard limits in reality which its force and persuasion cannot exceed. Time's up.

I despise optimism. I think this is mainly a practical and not really an ideological correction for the time being.

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we could certainly do with a Christian Revival Movement full of proponents of Muscular Christianity to rise up against the hordes. (I'm not religious and never thought I'd find myself wishing for Victorian Christians but, there you go, I really want to be living in a fully Christian country again)

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Stuffy speaks for me, perfect.

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Well it’s that or Satan lol (notlol)

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"Our civilization is in the process of de transitioning": sheer poetry, as is usual from this writer!

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And with a smile Satan sends them salutations

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I wish I could be optimistic but I am not.

If Trump settles the Ukraine conflict, that will only mean that the empire has abandoned that front against Russia in favor of another.

That might mean a widening of Israel's expansion to points closer to Ukraine or even including it.

Those who dismiss such notions should simply study up on the West's long term plan to conquer Russia and extract its enormous mineral wealth.

We're at the start of a long war, I'm afraid.

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OK, I’m sending this out to Kevin my Iranian new Canadian and Larry and Rob couple of corn feed white boys.

Canada is, I am afraid, sui generis, empty and abundant with resources yet culturally bereft, largely a void we may struggle. Ours is a tenuous place.

You say the death of liberalism is not a return because we were always there, just buried alive under the fantasia. But what of a void like Canada, where do we go? Our cultural genocide was achieved. There is nothing left. We must create anew, Canada is the quintessence of liberalism’s destruction.

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The place we must now go is within. Please check this out:

https://montanarcc.substack.com/p/who-is-the-historical-jesus-bo-yin

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Fortissax and John Carter have presented some good thoughts for y'all. Us Americans will probably splinter into regions. Appalachia has a much different perspective than say NE Yankees.

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John Carter is one of my biggest influences. I would say my argument about Canada applies to the United States equally. Yes?

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Absolutely, hence my comment about splitting into regions. I suspect Canada may have something similar occur. The suppressed Heritage cultures will change and become something of their own. What unified Americans is largely gone; civic nationalism only works when the majority identity maintains itself.

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So, what you say, this splintering - no significant civic nationalism to hold America or Canada together - is that at odds with our author’s assessment? I guess it is not at odds if you accept that we are returning to “normalcy”, away from liberalism’s distortion, but it will be a new version, a splintered version.

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What you are really describing is the death of the jew world order.

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I will go on about this (inevitably) in more detail - but in short, no. At least - for now.

Almost every populist party adjacent to or in power is a Zionist party. Populism is not a coherent ideology - it is a rejection of liberalism. See Bukele, Milei, Wilders, the AfD, Meloni, Orban, Farage, Robinson and of course the increasingly overt Zionism signalled from the Trump camp, whose faction have received over half a billion dollars from the Adelsons in the past nine years.

Some of this alliance with Zionism is expediency - the alliance of the new with an established power structure - economic, military and of political patronage - inherited from and increasingly antipathetic to the old.

Some of it is power. Partly a marriage of convenience if we are to be generous. Most people will likely be content to see the “hyperliberal” lunacy vanish from their lives. When it has, the question of alignment with the state of Israel and its worldview and religion will likely become a stress point in the new nationally “based” dispensation.

Censorship and so on will probably shore this up, but how long that lasts relies on the refinement of the new digital-global algorithm of governance - which is itself a technique being perpetually improved.

Israel is a hard sell these days, and the method of criminalising anyone who accuses it of what it has done is rather played out. A new technique is emerging, which is invisible and expressed through predictive AI and improving automated mimicry of human behaviour.

Spend more time offline, it helps, and help others to do so.

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Zionism, Communism, and Judaism are one in the same, but each with its own agents and marketing campaigns. Collectively, at least in the near term, they want whitey eliminated, achieved by desecrating his culture and destroying femininity and the traditional family unit. The matriarchy has replaced the patriarchy, transforming the West into a fetid stew of weakness, degeneracy, and decay. This is the jew world order I speak of.

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Well I did write myself that the pillars of western politics - the frame of the overton window if you like - are Bolshevism and Zionism.

This is rather heavy weather but I would make a case that the neoconservative persuasion was one of Bolshevist permanent upheaval and internationalisation of power by force and propaganda. For instance.

These things get refined, so the Bolshevism present in the permanent reform of Blairism (the template for post 1990s western liberal democracies in Europe) was not identical to that of Mr Bronshtein. Political technique is constantly refined to produce a standard result. What result? Look around you.

There is no penalty for the blasphemy of Christ. There are words you can say which will end your career and your liberty - if not also your life.

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"There are words you can say which will end your career and your liberty - if not also your life"

This, in the year of our Lord 2024. Something's gonna give.

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Clever but…..

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I hope you're right.

But it's taken decades to get here, and the rot is so endemic it'll take decades to roll it back.

If we all survive WWIII, that is - we don't seem to be wise enough or clever enough to know how to avoid it.

And you wonder, how in the 21st century, long after the Age of Enlightenment, did it come to this?

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The masses all beg with their hands out for more

Their masters all turn and run towards the door

Bewildered they all look around for salvation

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