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My first article, A Country Called America, is up at Reckonin‘.
The really great part is the name placement: I’m one name away from Ilana Mercer(!!!) in the Contributors section:
How about that?
Great stuff.
Also, a new PPN appeared today.
13 Sunday Nov 2022
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My first article, A Country Called America, is up at Reckonin‘.
The really great part is the name placement: I’m one name away from Ilana Mercer(!!!) in the Contributors section:
How about that?
Great stuff.
Also, a new PPN appeared today.
13 Sunday Nov 2022
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Larry Johnson, anticipating the realization of the Ziocons’ dream of that wonderful, GDP-boosting, rules-based war with Russia, found some interesting GAO data about the combat worthiness of the USSA’s collection of antique and/or obsolete aircraft.
GAO examined 49 aircraft and found that only four met their annual mission capable goal in a majority of the years from fiscal years 2011 through 2021. As shown below, 26 aircraft did not meet their annual mission capable goal in any fiscal year. The mission capable rate—the percentage of total time when the aircraft can fly and perform at least one mission—is used to assess the health and readiness of an aircraft fleet.
Closely examine the bar graph he provides. This looks a whole lot like what I’ve been saying on various PPN casts all year about the B-52, B-2, B-1, F-16, F(U)-35, F(off)-22, C-130, and more. The only craft the GAO’s (limited) study found 100% ready for action is the AF’s aging Double Huey. All of this might present mild impediments in a hot war scenario.
I have some suggestions. First, FTX some more money from the block chain to the block heads. Second, paint racing stripes on the B-2 (so as to create the B-21!). Third, radically increase the number and frequency of drag queen performances at base schools and libraries. Fourth, beat chests and holler about how tough we iz. Fifth, drop any remaining standards anywhere found. And finally, ready an extremely large quantity of body bags, Yankee flags, and yellow ribbons.
Z.
UPDATE: Remember when Russia totally ran out of everything and had to resort to buying ammo from North Korea? Yeah, even at the Pentagram and Langley, SWJs lie, double down, and project. CNN: “US plans to buy 100,000 rounds of artillery ammo from South Korea for Ukraine.”
UPDATE: More projection: the idiots at the Pentagram keep saying RUS is top heavy with officers. A look at the flag staff of the USN.
13 Sunday Nov 2022
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Remember when everyone (except me) wore two or four masks and completely eradicated influenza? Well, according to the AJC the dread flu bugs have come home to roost again, this time affecting the children of Georgia earlier and presumably worse than ever.
I wonder what ever could be the cause. It’s almost like something has weakened the kids’ immune systems. Something that idiots just started injecting into the kids last year. Something that all the schools, experts, and satanists are pushing hard. Something RNA and DNA-altering. Something greatly resembling a biological weapon. Something very, very evil. Heck, I guess there are no lessons to learn here.
PS: If you own a concrete factory, now might be the ideal time to start making pre-fab millstones.
12 Saturday Nov 2022
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A war criminal with great respect for the First Amendment. A reporter called John out on his lies and genocidal crimes, only to be frog-marched out in handcuffs.
“You essentially genocided the Iraqi people,” Hansen shouted at Bolton. “And you covered up war crimes in Afghanistan, sir.”
“Why did you celebrate the arrest of Julian Assange?” Hansen continued. “Why do you think that’s acceptable, sir? Is celebrating war crimes acceptable?”
What a shame no one has introduced him to the Second.
11 Friday Nov 2022
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US colleges are in trouble, because they are overpriced, over-attended, and for the most part useless. So, it makes sense that, at a time of declining applications and revenue, they’ve taken to preemptively attempting to goad young people into wasting time and money. If this story looks like collusion, then there’s a good reason why. Even if they paid people to attend, it still wouldn’t make much sense.
11 Friday Nov 2022
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Think whatever one will of Jones, he is being lynched by the US justice system, which is the last place one should ever look for justice. Billions and Trillion$ in potential “damages.” This operation has nothing to do with justice for parents, students, or anyone else. Rather, it’s about silencing a thorny voice against the machine. For perspective, the total amount being sought from Jones, for expressing his opinions about a newsworthy event, is on par with the ridiculous figure Poland is seeking (way too late) from Germany for all the damages inflicted from 1939 – 1945. Go figure.
10 Thursday Nov 2022
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Sovereign World:
In re Kherson, yes, it looks like a loss, retreat, or even loss. But, wars are not won by looks or optics or fuzzy feelings. Ignore the MSM BS. This is either one step backwards before two to ten steps forward, the setting of another trap (of which at least Kiev is leery of), or both. Winter.
Clown World:
Tuesday’s “election” might best be described as a soft steal. Who could have ever seen that coming?!?! But, please do keep babbling about your democracy, your GOP, AIPAC Ron, and the like.
A Great Interview With Michael Hudson:
Where’d the Flu Go???
09 Wednesday Nov 2022
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Over the weekend, I had the misfortune of speaking with a boomercon, civnat critter. It recited to me, like a parrot after cheap crackers, that we must “trust science.” No, wait, it was, “democrats are the real racists.” No, hang on, the platitudes all look alike… It told me, with grave sincerity, that this election (yesterday’s) was the most important political exercise in the recorded history of mankind. For my part, I muttered something about pillows as I quickly departed.
But, y’all done had that most importantest of all elections, right? I’m sure everything is fixed now. No?
Okay, back in reality, we have entered into an epoch of massive and harsh change. Things are moving right on along, and there is no stopping what is in progress. Martin Armstrong sees, based on detailed modeling, where it’s all going.
“The United States will not exist after 2032. After 2028 and 2029, we are going to have to redesign a government from scratch. America is being destroyed,” he explicitly warned [Greg Hunter].
He said that before the precious election. There’s no doubt he’ll retract now that we have a shiny, new cabal of freaks, warmongers, liars, retards, and other Republicants saving the day. Or not. I’ve written about this over the past few years. Vox Day called it back in 2004: “America is dead. Let us go, then, and find her.”
Let us go, then! This is overdue, but at least I’m doing it – I hereby offer the broad-stroke beginnings of a new government for a new America. Keep in mind that this is a hypothetical sketch. Some of it, of course, is bound to change. Should one have other ideas, then now is the time to start presenting and discussing them.
The (New) American Federation
Our new polity occupies the territory currently known as Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. I might as well rope in northerly portions of Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, and give the West Virginians a second chance. The Federation is an area of roughly 230,000 square miles with a potential population of about 35-40 million people. It goes without saying that certain current areas can and should separate from the new state (Memphis, Virginian metro DC, etc.). There probably will be a necessary population exchange wherein Americans from other areas enter New America while assorted not-Americans depart for other new states. My model kindly assumes that the breaking of the US and the rebuilding will be peaceful. It won’t be, but I’m just planting pleasant ideas. We’ll say that the new American Federation hosts 30 million Americans in 225,000 square miles. I drew up a crude map but decided it was unnecessary. Very crude. Third-grade art class-looking.
The Federation is just that, a loose association of several sovereign nation-states, joined together, voluntarily and at will under something akin to the old US Articles of Confederation of 1777. The primary purpose of the superstate is the mutual defense of the member nations. And little else. I advise we not get too caught up in the details at this point, as almost all powers and functions of government are retained by the member nations, which I will quaintly dub “Republics.” And since I’m the one organizing this thing, with the tacit approval of Machiavelli, I will insist on member-state base structures modeled on the Venetian Republic.
That means, say in the new Republic of South Carolina, a twin legislature composed of an elected (or lottery-drawn) Senate, balanced by a hereditary Council. There is no Concio because to quote Yoda, “suffering too much democracy leads to.” And no courts, beyond Romanesque magistrates to efficiently adjudicate trivial civil matters and misdemeanor crimes. All major matters and felonies, along with any appeals of magisterial decisions, are decided by the Senate, the Council, or the King. Yes, there is a monarch – appointed and overseen by the Council. Should any of this sound alien, then look up the original. Note its longevity and prosperity.
I sense this exploratory foray could easily drift esoteric, so I will add a few notes and then sum up core principles related to law and society, attempting to properly conform them to the vaunted order of identity over culture over politics.
This could go on and on. It will, in time, and it will encompass the militia, education, lots of happy children, puppies, sunsets, and much more. For now, here are the draft principles of the new nation(s), a list that may someday become known as Perrin Lovett Thought. Extra credit if one can correctly guess who I stole the notions from.
Yeah … needs work. There is a lot more to discuss, iron out, and prepare for. 2028 will be here sooner than most would like. Time is running a little short, but we still have time. Onwards!
*This column may appear at Reckonin‘ as part of my new venture into the greater public spaces of these world-wide webs. Check this BS out:
PERRIN LOVETT is a novelist, author, and small-time meddler. The revised edition of his groundbreaking work, THE SUBSTITUTE, the foremost education commentary, action novel ever scribbled, will be available from Shotwell Publishing very, very soon. He is a loveable, unobtrusive somewhat-right-wing Christian nationalist residing somewhere in Dixie. A sometimes podcaster and columnist, he might have been involved in that incident in the private bar of the Mayflower Hotel during the immediate aftermath of the implementation of Operation Northwoods. Find his ramblings at www.perrinlovett.me. Deo Vindice!
08 Tuesday Nov 2022
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That’s Gen Z slang for “wrecked.” It accurately describes the prospects of a young American generation that is 42% ill and 57% medicated. I suspect that most of this is real, and it is a huge problem caused by decade after decade of societal destruction.
Forty-two percent of America’s young-but-cynical Generation Z are dealing with a mental health condition, a new survey finds. A range of these issues were largely identified during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The analysis by Harmony Healthcare IT suggests tens of millions of Gen Z young adults started dealing with a mental health problem in the months immediately following the start of the global pandemic in March 2020. The Indiana-based data management company’s survey highlights a staggering percentage of young adults diagnosed with anxiety, depression, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) during the pandemic.
Three-quarters of these Americans, all under the age of 25, say the pandemic negatively impacted their mental health, with many citing loneliness and uncertainty about the future.
Eighty-five percent of Gen Z respondents say they’re worried about the future in general. The vast majority cite their personal finances, the economy, the environment, and the country’s increasingly polarized political landscape as top concerns.
Nearly 90 percent of Gen Z respondents believe their generation is not set up for success and 75 percent feel they are at a disadvantage in comparison to previous generations (like baby boomers or Gen X) who are at least 42 years-old in 2022. This latest poll portrays Gen Z as overwhelmingly cynical about the post-pandemic world and what role they may one day play in it.
We, especially Gen X, need to be very angry about what we have done and what we have allowed to be done to our children. There are current and predictive economic graphs that fully back the 90% lack of success suspicion. In fact, it might be a little overly optimistic. And who wouldn’t be depressed or maddened as hell by the devolved state of our culture and nation?! This is a damned shame and a crime. We must fix this at all costs!
08 Tuesday Nov 2022
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In case you forgot today is the mostest importantist electionz evah(!), Google has a helpful, bilingual reminder:
Given the way things work these days, a better translation might be: 01110110 01101111 01110100 01100101 00100001. They just drop a few thousand of those in each mailbox and everything should be fine.
UPDATE: While ‘Muricans gonna ‘Murican, the rest of the world knows and laughs:
[Auto translated] Whatever the outcome of the midterm elections in the United States, whatever results these lights of democracy draw, the main result is clear right now. America as a state has lost them with a bang.
UPDATE: Jus’ Sayin’
Anything look funny on that FAUX NC presentation???
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