Comments on: On toxic virtue and the new digital samizdat

By: Donna

Donna — Wed, 26 Aug 2020 15:36:34 +0000

Excellent commentary and summary of where we are today. Yes, my PM’s have gone through the roof, as have the number of private groups. Occurs to me that the rioters and those who would seek to get people cancelled on social media are from the ‘nothing to lose’ world. Those with businesses, clients and some level of standing in the community have much more to lose. So far, cancel culture has gotten me removed from a volunteer board position, and definitely has made me more circumspect in what I post and say. But I will vote, in person, even if it means standing in line all day.

By: Roy Morrison

Roy Morrison — Tue, 21 Jul 2020 08:44:12 +0000

I am similarly,out of the mainstream
An advocate of ecological economic growth and ecological value through carbon dioxide displacement monetized as paid in capital through renewables valued at $100 a metric ton.potential source of trillions to be invested fairly in ecological transformation.Needless to say I am svornrf mostly,by,left and right.My work removed with prejudice from the website of the Association of Ecological Economists.

By: olde reb

olde reb — Fri, 19 Jun 2020 16:29:22 +0000

Mark, is a link to the Federal Reserve scam acceptable ? https://thedailycoin.org/2020/06/03/federal-reserve-con-artist-extraordinaire/

By: David Barnett

David Barnett — Tue, 16 Jun 2020 10:01:01 +0000

Feel free to publicise the following image. Perhaps enough ridicule will topple Robespierre before the backlash boils over in uncontrollable Napoleon-like directions.

“WOKE” conjures and image of a fist thrusting up through the graveyard turf. The “WOKE” are the “UNDEAD” or perhaps “ZOMBIES” out to eat the brains of the living.

By: David Smith

David Smith — Mon, 15 Jun 2020 14:53:45 +0000

Thanks Mark. I really enjoyed reading this piece.

The one thing you haven’t explicitly mentioned is why we are where we are. What changed? Why this all of a sudden? Why the overreaction and MSM hysteria? Does this remind you of 9/11? Does this remind you of East Indians being beaten up in the street after 9/11 when they are not even Muslim? Does this remind you of being deplatformed if you questioned the “they attacked us because they hate freedom” narrative.

If you’ve watched many Hollywood bank heist movies you would have noticed a common plot. The robbers create a diversion a few blocks from the bank they are robbing so the police all race to the diversion while the robbers rob the bank. Blow up a car, set a building on fire, explode a bomb … whatever.

We can argue all day long whether 9/11 was done by Saudi’s, the CIA, or the Mossad but one thing is clear, 9/11 was a pretext for very long wars that enriched many military contractors and suppliers (think Dick Cheney) and reshaped the middle east in favor of the Israel and the US. MBS today is Israel’s favourite ally.

We can argue all day long whether the coronavirus is real or a hoax or somewhere in between but one thing is clear, it is being used as pretext (or a diversion) for Wall Street to get the FED to hire Blackrock to buy all the bad debt they’ve issued since 2008 with newly printed money which in the end is really our money. The coronavirus, BLM and everything else that you’ll see in the coming days and months is nothing more than the diversion required to pull off a bank heist, namely to get rid of all that toxic debt off Wall Street’s balance sheets. And just like we can’t take a sealed bottle of water across airport security 19 years after 9/11, we will still be social distancing and wearing masks in 2040.

After all, this is all to keep you safe from terrorists, viruses, and racists.

By: B Tully

B Tully — Mon, 15 Jun 2020 05:42:56 +0000

AMAZING ARTICLE. Well done sir. The mob rules. So sad what is happening to our country.
Back in March Don Lemon had a panel of black “experts” on race on CNN. One of them said “any black person that supports Donald Trump is a Uncle Tom”.
I quoted Don Lemon, citing his show in a Tweet. Twitter indefinitely suspended my account, wiped out 3 thousand followers and locked me out. I’ve appealed multiple times but been denied my account saying I violated Twitters rules.
As a conservative I have absolutely no way to get my voice back on their platform. I had followers like Shannon Bream, Jessie Kelly, Greg Gutfeld etc… I am a nobody, but I am a critical thinker and Twitter came for me and theres nothing I can do but whine about it now. Too much power is given to these ardent anti free speech leftists. I despise Govt regulation but when a company has this much power with a clear one sided political agenda it needs to be regulated.

By: JB McMunn

JB McMunn — Mon, 15 Jun 2020 05:09:06 +0000

Picked this up on ZH. Awesome piece that ties together a lot of processes. It takes a lot to overcome middle class inertia, but unlike poor inner city folks who burn down their own neighborhoods, pissed off middle class people burn down entire countries.