Tuesday, April 26, 2016
progressives too ignorant and emotional to function as anything other than useful idiots for the .0001%
By CNu at April 26, 2016 0 comments
Labels: 2parties1ideology , micro-insurgencies , Possibilities
Friday, April 08, 2016
this rigged election's outcome pales by comparison to the establishment's loss of control...,
By CNu at April 08, 2016 0 comments
Labels: FAIL , governance , individual sovereignty , micro-insurgencies
another let them eat cake .000001% squeals like a fat piglet caught under a gate....,
General Electric was created in this country by American workers and American consumers. What we have seen over the many years is shutting down of many major plants in this country. Sending jobs to low-wage countries. And General Electric, doing a very good job avoiding the taxes. In fact, in a given year, they pay nothing in taxes. That’s greed. That is greed and that’s selfishness. That is lack of respect for the people of this country.
I’ll tell you how it does. If you are a corporation and the only damn thing you are concerned about is your profits. Let’s just give an example of a corporation that’s making money in America, today, but desiring to move to China or to Mexico to make even more money. That is destroying the moral fabric of this country. That is saying that I don’t care that the workers, here have worked for decades. It doesn’t matter to me. The only thing that matters is that I can make a little bit more money. That the dollar is all that is almighty. And I think that is the moral fabric.
By CNu at April 08, 2016 0 comments
Labels: corporatism , egregores , micro-insurgencies , People Centric Leadership
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
frankly I'm elated to see elites coming together to work out fundamental problems...,
By CNu at February 24, 2016 0 comments
Labels: elite , micro-insurgencies , Possibilities , tactical evolution
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
new hampshire turned out against the political grown-ups...,
By CNu at February 10, 2016 0 comments
Labels: agenda , elite , establishment , governance , micro-insurgencies , People Centric Leadership
Sunday, January 17, 2016
strange bedfellows in the oregon wildlife refuge collective insecurity club...,
By CNu at January 17, 2016 0 comments
Labels: CSC as ESS , killer-ape , micro-insurgencies , musical chairs
Wednesday, January 06, 2016
oregon standoff far bigger than fifteen men in a wildlife refuge...,
By CNu at January 06, 2016 0 comments
Labels: micro-insurgencies , Rule of Law , The Hardline
Tuesday, January 05, 2016
mormon outlier cliven bundy has fourteen children genetically apt to bite the hand that feeds them...,
It's not clear what Bundy and his fellow anti-government protesters, who include his brother Ryan, are trying to achieve through their standoff at the wildlife refuge. In an interview posted on his family's Facebook page, Bundy said the group would leave when the federal government allows local ranchers to use their land the way they want to. But he didn't specify what that means.
The takeover began following a protest against a judge's decision to re-sentence an Oregon rancher and his son for arson. The two men admitted to starting blazes that grew out of control, but they maintained they had a right to light these fires to protect their land from invasive species. They have both already served prison time, but a judge determined their sentences were too short. The convicted ranchers have rejected Bundy's takeover of the refuge center, saying Bundy and his comrades do not speak for them. In a December 11 letter, Ammon Bundy and his supporters declared, "We hold compelling evidence that the U.S. Government abused the federal court system" in the case of the convicted ranchers.
By CNu at January 05, 2016 0 comments
Labels: Collapse Casualties , CSC as ESS , Genetic Omni Determinism GOD , micro-insurgencies
Monday, January 04, 2016
Guns, God, and Captain Moroni
Cliven Bundy - the Nevada Rancher who called on militia and anti-government forces to help him in the showdown with the Bureau of Land Management – cited his own Mormon faith as a reason for what he viewed as a favorable outcome. As quoted by the Salt Lake City Tribune:
“If the standoff with the Bundys was wrong, would the Lord have been with us?” he asked, noting no one was killed as tensions escalated. “Could those people that stood (with me) without fear and went through that spiritual experience … have done that without the Lord being there? No, they couldn’t.”
Those remarks represent the deep commitment to the Bundy brand of faith. Abraham Bundy – Cliven’s great-grandfather – was a deeply religious man who was driven from prior homes first by flood, and then by revolution. He settled what would become Bundyville, home to a one-room schoolhouse and a scattering of homesteads in a harsh stretch of desert.
Ultimately, the small town Abraham Bundy founded would be abandoned, after the Bundy family could not secure water and grazing rights from the federal government.
Bundy has previously said in interviews that relocation played a significant role in shaping his family’s outlook toward the federal government.
Those views are intertwined with Bundy’s faith. Speaking in St. George, Utah, after the standoff with the Bureau of Land Management, Bundy posed these questions to a crowd of mostly conservative Mormons, as reported by the Spectrum of St. George:
“If our (U.S.) Constitution is an inspired document by our Lord Jesus Christ, then isn’t it scripture?” Bundy asked.
“Yes,” a chorus of voices replied.
“Isn’t it the same as the Book of Mormon and the Bible?” Bundy asked.
“Absolutely,” the audience answered.
By CNu at January 04, 2016 0 comments
Labels: CSC as ESS , micro-insurgencies , Tard Bidnis
Militiamen vs BLM
What resulted was an armed standoff between the BLM and militiamen from around the U.S. who flocked to defend Bundy. Militiamen even shut down I-15 north of Las Vegas as part of the confrontation.
In YouTube videos posted over the past two months, Cliven Bundy’s son, Ammon Bundy, has made similar statements about the Hammonds – that the family is “being silenced” by federal officers and prosecutors. In one online posting titled a “Redress of Grievances,” Ammon Bundy alleges federal prosecutors are intimidating the Hammonds.
“We have obtained appalling evidence that the U.S. Attorney’s Office threatened the Hammond family with early detention and further punishment if the Hammond family continued to communicate with a certain individual,” Bundy writes. “This evidence…speaks against the U.S. Attorneys [sic] Office in their gross effort to infringe upon the Hammond’s right to free exercise of speech.”
In an interview with OPB, Cliven Bundy said the Hammonds reached out to his family during the past two months and asked for help.
“In public, they haven’t asked for our help,” Bundy told OPB. “In private, we’re still needed. I talked to Dwight Hammond…for probably close to an hour. His conclusion is basically, ‘I do not want to be shot in the head.’ He had fear that if he actually rejected what was going on, and stood up for the abuse in what was going on, there would be somebody who would actually kill him. Fear, is what their problem is.”
Spurred by outcry from the Bundy family, the militia organized a rally in support of the Hammonds for Saturday in Burns, calling out to self-described patriot groups from across the country.
They said it would be a peaceful march. Yet, threats are implied in many of the calls to protest from all quarters.
Ammon Bundy writes that if the Hammonds are imprisoned, “there will be some serious civil unrest.”
And militiaman Ryan Payne said he will do “whatever it takes” to support the Hammonds.
By CNu at January 04, 2016 0 comments
Labels: individual sovereignty , individual vs. collective , micro-insurgencies , The Hardline
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
first northwestern, now southeast conference mandingos better watch their red cups closely at parties...,
By CNu at November 10, 2015 0 comments
Labels: micro-insurgencies , tactical evolution , you used to be the man
Saturday, November 07, 2015
the war on drugs only works if people support it
By CNu at November 07, 2015 0 comments
Labels: micro-insurgencies , People Centric Leadership
Sunday, October 25, 2015
hizzoner rahm objected to the truthtelling of Chi-Raq...,
By CNu at October 25, 2015 0 comments
Labels: A Kneegrow Said It , elite , establishment , micro-insurgencies , propaganda
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
mr. miracle is NOT a vampire squid plant - he's pandering to peasants far more broadly than that...,
By CNu at October 13, 2015 0 comments
at this moment, the kochtopus is the only viable resistance to the deep state
By CNu at October 13, 2015 0 comments
Labels: Kochtopus , micro-insurgencies
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
watching the necropolitical manueverings of so-called western democracies...,
By CNu at September 30, 2015 0 comments
Labels: medieval , micro-insurgencies , necropolitics , wikileaks wednesday
Friday, August 21, 2015
the first and most essential step in the transformation of any society is delegitimization of the existing order...,
It’s probably necessary to say at the outset that the arguments I propose to make here have nothing to do with the ethics of violence, and everything to do with its pragmatics as a means of bringing about social change. Ethics in general are a complete quagmire in today’s society. Nietzsche’s sly description of moral philosophy as the art of propping up inherited prejudices with bad logic has lost none of its force since he wrote it, and since his time we’ve also witnessed the rise of professional ethicists, whose jobs consist of coming up with plausible excuses for whatever their corporate masters want to do this week. The ethical issues surrounding violence are at least as confused as those around any of the other messy realities of human life, and in some ways, more so than most.
Myself, I consider violence enitrely appropriate in some situations. Many of my readers may have heard, for example, of an event that took place a little while back in Kentucky, where a sex worker was attacked by a serial killer. While he was strangling her, she managed to get hold of his handgun, and proceeded to shoot him dead. To my mind, her action was morally justified. Once he attacked her, no matter what she did, somebody was going to die, and killing him not only turned the violence back on its originator, it also saved the lives of however many other women the guy might have killed before the police got to him—if they ever did; crimes against sex workers, and for that matter crimes against women, are tacitly ignored by a fairly large number of US police departments these days.
Along the same lines, a case can be made that revolutionary violence against a political and economic system is morally justified if the harm being done by that system is extreme enough. That’s not a debate I’m interested in exploring here, though. Again, it’s not ethics but pragmatics that I want to discuss, because whether or not revolutionary violence is justified in some abstract moral sense is far less important right now than whether it’s an effective response to the situation we’re in. That’s not a question being asked, much less answered, by the people who are encouraging environmental and climate change activists to consider violence against the system. ....
.....The first and most essential step in the transformation of any society is the delegitimization of the existing order. That doesn’t involve violence, and in fact violence at this first stage of the process is catastrophically counterproductive—a lesson, by the way, that the US military has never been able to learn, which is why its attempts to delegitimize its enemies (usually phrased in such language as “winning minds and hearts”) have always been so embarrassingly inept and ineffective. The struggle to delegitimize the existing order has to be fought on cultural, intellectual, and ideological battlefields, not physical ones, and its targets are not people or institutions but the aura of legitimacy and inevitability that surrounds any established political and economic order.
Those of my readers who want to know how that’s done might want to read up on the cultural and intellectual life of France in the decades before the Revolution. It’s a useful example, not least because the people who wanted to bring down the French monarchy came from almost exactly the same social background as today’s green radicals: disaffected middle-class intellectuals with few resources other than raw wit and erudition. That turned out to be enough, as they subjected the monarchy—and even more critically, the institutions and values that supported it—to sustained and precise attack from constantly shifting positions, engaging in savage mockery one day and earnest pleas for reform the next, exploiting every weakness and scandal for maximum effect. By the time the crisis finally arrived in 1789, the monarchy had been so completely defeated on the battlefield of public opinion that next to nobody rallied to its defense until after the Revolution was a fait accompli.
By CNu at August 21, 2015 0 comments
Labels: micro-insurgencies , quorum sensing? , The Hardline , work
Wednesday, June 03, 2015
wikileaks offers $100K reward for secret chapters of the TPP
By CNu at June 03, 2015 0 comments
Labels: global system of 1% supremacy , micro-insurgencies , People Centric Leadership , wikileaks wednesday
Monday, May 18, 2015
bout time somebody open-sourced the guts of a cell phone for cheap...,
By CNu at May 18, 2015 27 comments
Labels: micro-insurgencies , People Centric Leadership , tactical evolution
Saturday, April 25, 2015
hellified consequences of people-centric leadership...,
By CNu at April 25, 2015 0 comments
Labels: corporatism , egregores , micro-insurgencies , People Centric Leadership , Slice vs. Proprietors , What IT DO Shawty...
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