Kushi, that's what we should call them.

Anyone who's talking about the Epstein client list but doesn't talk about how Epstein was mossad and blackmailing elites for the state of Israel is complicit in the controlled narrative cover up.

A million mainstream media articles on Epstein's crimes, but not one on the motive.

You know, I could have told you that Costin Alamariu is nothing but a Bush crime family asset all the way back in 2019, but y'all knitting circle hens wouldn't listen.

In case you wanted a large action figure of Mr. Bean dressed as Hitler as a coffee table convo starter to troll lib friends with, China’s got you covered.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805671982977.html

I found the official flag of anti-racism.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804385899049.html

A good counterpoint to this would be ads labeling Biden and co as anti-white and far left, how they clearly despise heritage Americans, but I doubt any of the Republican candidates would dare go that far. The left always does, but the right is too busy trying to be “principled” to their loss. https://t.me/disclosetv/12904

It’s things like Epstein that explain why Jews have so much power and why Whites have so little. Jews are willing to Epstein their way to power (I’m using it as a verb here) whereas we (rightfully) find it too unethical and dishonorable to even think of using blackmail as a tactic, much less anything that involves children.

https://t.me/markacollett/11568

Charlie Kirk admits that Epstein was most likely a Mossad operative who collected blackmail information on powerful American figures in order to influence their decision making.

Better late than never, Charlie!

“I don’t understand why we’re supposed to reject a Jewish neocon who exhorts right wingers to support Israel, deny race realism and mix with Mexicans.”

This not a flex, but thank god we have the Second Amendment down here in the US. This just goes show why the Amendments in the Bill of Rights are so important: If there are no legal impediments protecting your rights from the government, the government will eventually take them away.

https://t.me/theferrymanstoll/13835

Economists are pointing out the key regulation that is resulting in Australia's economy being based around a real estate bubble instead of something productive and are calling for it to be changed.

https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2024/01/australia-needs-to-wean-itself-off-housing-bubble/

The Basel Accord incentivises real estate lending over lending to Small to Medium Enterprise. That means our economy is based around real estate instead of actual productive business.

Funny thing, it is not set in Australia, it is set at "the central bankers bank" in Basel, Switzerland, the Bank for International Settlements.

And if banks want to profit from real estate loans they lobby the government to increase immigration. Immigrants buy houses which require loans.

Yes. A significant driver of the housing bubble and The Great Replacement is an economic regulation decided at a global central bank.

This is something everyone should know about.

Pictured: The BIS and it's Jabba the Hut like head, Agustín Carstens.

January 6, 2021: The day when the American people reminded their rootless cosmopolitan, and unpatriotic elites that the Revolutionary Flames of 1776 could be lit once again.

He's talking about "book report Nationalists." You know the type...

Fake and gay tears.

"MSNBC anchor gets emotional thanking Jan. 6 officer who was attacked" lol

https://youtu.be/wQOD1Y2pE3g?si=4T8-2mU6rR2fHXkx&t=272

I remember reading Marcuse's book Eros and Civilization in college. It was all a bunch of gibberish about people being "repressed" and thus having to sublimate their repressed sexual impulses all the time — "people need to fuck like animals to be free" is the TL;DR of that book and most of Marcuse's philosophy.

https://t.me/The_Course_of_Empire/14895

Don't get me wrong: people in modern civilization are indeed repressed, but not as sexually repressed in the way Marcuse wanted everyone to believe. I think it's more the case that people are psychologically alienated because they're cut off from nature, the power process, and the ability to fulfill natural human roles in society because of over-specialization of occupational roles.

Ted Kaczynski > Herbert Marcuse

https://t.me/hapaperspective/12201

Not a surprise since Marcuse was a key player in driving the open rebellion on the university campuses in the US (and to a lesser extent elsewhere) and of helping ignite the Sexual Revolution with his famous motto “make love, not war.” Set aside the martial spirit for promiscuous sexual debauchery. https://t.me/hapaperspective/12201

It’s fashionable to say that “the masses are politically passive” or that they’ve always been passive, but I can’t help remember that in the 19th and 18th centuries, in the US, UK, France, Germany, all over the place really, the people very enthusiastically participated in politics, from local politics to national politics, even though the literacy levels and available information were much lower. Early US voter turnout was in the low 70s or high 80s on average years, whereas nowadays, it’s a good year when more than 50% of people show up to vote. Politics was also more passionate, people frequently argued, fought and even had duels over political issues, to the point that Jules Verne describes American elections as little different from riots.
All of this leads me to believe that the masses may have been a) conditioned to be politically passive in the past several decades and b) uninterested in the frankly boring and pointless politics of today, waiting for something fresh and new to appear so that they may resume the rowdy and active traditions of their grandfathers.

You’ve got a point, and this is why I always say we’re not voting our way out of this mess. Maybe that’s why so many people have disengaged from politics altogether, because subconsciously they already know… they know the uniparty is a scam. And they know there’s no honest, legal and peaceful pathway to total victory. That’s why survivalism and tribalism have become much more popular in the past few years.

https://t.me/VoxVenatoris/3005