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Jacques de Molay's avatar

Another great article, with equally great memes. The thing is they know their schemes are unpalatable, unfair and downright dangerous to whichever nation they are inflicted on. Ideas so terrible that the government has to prioritise arresting, and prosecuting any brave soul who dare criticise them. I can only speculate on what their grand plan is. I'm sure it's nothing good, as evidenced by watching my country decline for my whole adult life. The only question is how long are we going to let this horror show unfold?

Awaken, Arise Anew's avatar

Precisely, you have watched decline over your lifetime. This is a long game and the target audience is always the young - they are more easily shaped and so the layers of conditioning and inversion go deeper each time. They haven’t known anything else, gradual impoverishment of spirit and making tradition embarrassing. Makes me so mad!

William Markley's avatar

Yes, Orwell described how certain thoughts and ideas would be condemned as "thoughtcrime" or "wrongthink," and purged from society. It's an attempt to ensure that people "haven't known anything else," as you said. An attempt to control all of us so that we can't even think of alternatives to our rulers' drivel.

I always encourage people to save old history books from before the 1960's or so, to help people of the future understand our real history. We need to ensure that people will know that our ancestors accomplished many good, beautiful things.

Sara's avatar
Jun 30Edited

A hell of a lot more than they could even dream of.

In my opinion one needs a soul to dream and the drudge we see day in day out have sold themselves out to the dark side, does that include their families/relatives (would explain their silence).

Now empty pathetic shells, they are the definition of a ZOMBIE.

Lori's avatar

We don't let it unfold. That is what weapons are for; to protect us, our families and way of life. It is the only language they understand unfortunately.

Jacques de Molay's avatar

Life isn't a movie. Virtually everyone who has been involved in violence, with firearms or otherwise, would almost certainly tell you they'd rather it not have come to that. I think it's important that we maintain control of our emotions and act rationally, especially in a world where so often our governments are deliberately trying to provoke a violent response specifically in order to grant themselves further means of suppressing the populace.

Lori's avatar

Yes we know this BUT when push comes to shove, and it will, either you sacrifice yourself and your family or you don't. Nuff said.

Sara's avatar

Talk is cheap and proved that it is because NOTHING has changed for decades - it has in reality been a load of gaslighting dressed up as talk. The psychological war of words/language (Neuro Linguistic Programming NLP courtesy of Common Purpose) to control.

In other words all have been premeditatedly lied to, to cover up what they were really about and people have fallen for it. I doubt very much Labour are the only FABIANS, the rest of the ms parties are no better.

Ernest Judd's avatar

Tell that to the Palestinians.

They defeated Israhell, and only the interference of the Bloviator is prolonging the capitulation of the Zio-Kikes.

This is where existentialism and spiritualism intersect.

Is the existentialism "Blood and Soil"? Think Arjuna and his resolve to go back to war. The Palestinians do not wish to die, be abused etc. so they have to fight to survive. The contrast is Israhell: their raison d'etre is Mammon, and only Mammon.

Asgard2208's avatar

Excellent stuff, Frank!

Jameson D. A. Verstraete's avatar

A return to Christ is absolutely necessary, and I pray to God that my generation will help spark that return. I am far from the only Gen-Z man to find their faith, I just pray there will be enough of us to make a tangible difference.

Lori's avatar

p.s. You will make a difference. One more to Jesus makes all the difference to Him. So good to hear your gen is seeking Jesus. He rocks!

Lori's avatar

The US is having a Christian resurgence/Awakening in spite of the libtards, dems and commies. I hope it lasts.

Michel Martinez's avatar

Yes and by Christian we don't mean Christian Zionists who are aligned with the Synagogue of Satan.

Mark terrell's avatar

Holy cow Frank, it is going to take me all day to respond to all this.

Terie Strock's avatar

No lies detected.

Mark's avatar
Jun 29Edited

We are witnessing the rollout of a new operating system for human society. This silent revolution is being fought with standards, algorithms and financial regulations. The goal is to make parliaments obsolete; replacing them with a global, technological system of governance. This new architecture is building an invisible cage where our economic and social participation is becoming conditional and our freedoms transformed into privileges granted only upon compliance.

The system they construct is context-agnostic.

Replace the 'ethical' SDGs with racial purity, and you're in Nazi Germany. Replace with 'duty towards the collective' and you're in the Soviet Union. Replace it with 'Silly Hat Thursdays', and . . .

• The NGFS would produce silly hat scenarios.

• The Basel Committee would translate them into capital requirements for hat- deficient entities.

• ISO would publish a hat management system standard.

• FATF would grey-list jurisdictions with insufficient hat compliance.

• CBAM would levy charges on imports from countries with low hat-wearing rates.

• CBDC payment at the coffee shop would clear, conditional on hat verification.

And it would feel normal. Because the ethic would have been endorsed by the Vatican, the Crown and the scientific consensus. The IPCC equivalent would have published hat-necessity projections. The SDG equivalent would include Universal Hat Access as Goal 18. The MSM would explain why hat resistance is rooted in privilege. The platforms would flag hat-scepticism as misinformation. And anyone who said 'this is insane, it's just hats' would be told they were a hat-denier threatening public safety.

Should a system which can enforce something that obviously silly with identical efficiency even be allowed to exist? {ESC substack}

Adrien Aurillac's avatar

Bullseye, once again Mark!

The truth is, those of us old enough to have lived through years of relative freedom (at least on the surface), are obliged to compare those days to that of today. This is a luxury that anyone born after 2020, perhaps a little earlier, doesn’t have. They will be convinced this is all normal. For this reason alone, our job should be to discredit this nonsense at every possible opportunity.

Sara's avatar

No doubt it was the same trash establishment that fomented the troubles in NI, we took a different stance - as in no surrender.

Don't make it easy for them -

they are a Satanic death cult because they have so much money, are empty vessels and they know the VALUE of nothing.

S.colebass's avatar

This is brilliant mate. I’m reminded of the Kate Leonard Cohens song - the future

Ernest Judd's avatar

Just like the CoronaPrank.

Don't kid yourself - the Zio-Kikes got enough of a positive signal from CoVid1984 to attempt something else when the time is right.

Keep the guard up.

Christy Moorish's avatar

You’re on fire, Frank. And boy, do we need your fire! Thank you, 🙏 You’re giving us hope that there’s a way out of this hell they’ve put us in.

Philip's avatar

Thank you Frank.. Godspeed.

Liam madden's avatar
Mark's avatar

Anglican priest, Frederick Donaldson, referred to “7 Deadly Social Evils” which cause violence; in a sermon in Westminster Abbey (1925).

1. Politics without Principles

2. Wealth without Work

3. Pleasure without Conscience

4. Knowledge without Character

5. Commerce without Morality

6. Science without Humanity

7. Worship without Sacrifice

Christy Moorish's avatar

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing this.

chris willsdon's avatar

Thank you Frank, thought provoking as always. The piece calls to mind the Price equation and its eventual indication of altruism through gene selection. I've always leaned towards an altruistic world view, that man (and woman) is default always good, and to help albeit poor Price realised the opposite and spent his last years in poverty trying to disprove his own equation. But I do know and recognise that we are born neutral, that bad is what is defined as bad and good what is defined as good and that societies change these definitions based on an agreed (but not always voiced) common good. Culture drives change. In the modern world social media drives change rapidly, for people are on the whole superficial and easy to influence. Its easy to let standards slip when there aren't any to slip in the first place and what there may be are passed by in a second. Control of that narrative is very simple and easy to do. So as I get older every day I realise looking after oneself, ones body and soul, is a much better way to exist, and then if I choose to help others its because I want to and not through some manufactured feeling of obligation that sits in some nebulous regime of my psyche transplanted in by indoctrination I never noticed had happened. Until I did. The air hostess tells me to get my oxygen first before I try to help others, even when the plane is going down fast. Everywhere else in life its about sacrifice and activism, self subversion and the unthinking actions of cannon fodder. Odd that a plane ride can tell me more about life in 30 seconds than decades of academic life.

Again, thank you, and I hope you are well and the week is yours for the taking!

I Clovis's avatar

'So as I get older every day I realise looking after oneself, ones body and soul, is a much better way to exist, and then if I choose to help others its because I want to and not through some manufactured feeling of obligation that sits in some nebulous regime of my psyche transplanted in by indoctrination I never noticed had happened. Until I did. The air hostess tells me to get my oxygen first before I try to help others, even when the plane is going down fast. Everywhere else in life its about sacrifice and activism, self subversion and the unthinking. ' either a steam engineer or a tailor. ? Well finance is not dry steam, is it then?

Lori's avatar

What a piss poor way to spend the last years of his life.

Navyo Ericsen's avatar

Another wise piece in the madness, thank you. For the atheist religion of progressives, the state is its church and its dogma infallible. Just don't try telling them.

S.colebass's avatar

The overall plan here, as stipulated by much of the writings of the early globalist/internationalists (HG Wells, Huxley et al) is the destruction of the nation state and the rebuilding of a universal conglomerate.

This includes a one world government, currency and religion (that morphs or ‘transitions’ all old religions into one - yes, look at the stance the Vatican has taken). The system we now have has been ratcheted up to destroy. One, after all cannot build a new house where the ruins of an old one stands. This is the Hegelian dialectic and process of history.

Torch/destroy - rebuild - ad infinitum until utopia magically appears

S.colebass's avatar

Yes, these are Prometheus’ protégés.

A lot of the elite have written texts they share with other elites. One must understand how they think

A brief history of the future

Tragedy and hope - quigley

Soldiers of reason - Atlee

UNESCO - purpose and philosophy

HG wells - God the invisible king - literally proclaims the future God as Lucifer

Other invaluable texts have been

Tavistock institute - estulin

Bilderberg group - Estulin

Full spectrum dominance - F William engdahl

Sara's avatar

Then, by their mentality and mindset they prove utopia doesn't exist.

William Markley's avatar

Speaking of bad ideas from the Enlightenment, it seems that the concept of the "Noble Savage" is one of the worst and most destructive. It's also part of today's liberal/left religion, and is used, among other rationalizations, to insist that we approve of millions of real savages who are allowed to invade our countries. It seems to be related to that other falsehood--Equality--except that in practice our rulers place these savages on a higher social and legal level than us westerners. Whites are now treated as inferiors and uniquely to be despised, despite all the blather about equality.

Christianity recognized that we are equal before God, but it didn't insist, as today's religion does, that we're all equal in all ways. And Christianity supported just authority in this world, along with God's justice in the next. Our current authorities have completely renounced justice for their own citizens.

Just a few more elements of the madness which rules us and tears down our civilization. Thank you, Mr. Wright, for another very though-provoking essay!

King Cavan's avatar

The pedestal that the invaders are placed upon verifies, even insists upon, their shortcomings.

S.colebass's avatar

100%

Additionally, Think Freud’s - civilisation and its discontents. Rousseau and later Freud see civilisation as constraints on what is most precious to them and to a very old recurrent temptation - the libido and human appetite. Liberty (libido) is the definition of freedom to indulge in our most basic excessive and unimpeded desires when we like.

Thus, to them; the meaning of a good life lived is the fulfillment of all our dreams and desires. To live for the now.

This shit has been drummed into us for years and is a lot of brainwashing to undo

S.colebass's avatar

Oh yes! Not to mention those words that start with T and ends in -avistock funded by certain recurring elite names and their NGO’s and backed by supranational agencies that are on the lips of the most demented tinfoil hat wearers.

I always prescribe Cormac McCarthys Blood meridian as an antidote to utopian nitwits who know very little to nothing about the reality of existence post civilisation. They usually experience the right amount of trauma from a Hobbesian nightmare

William Markley's avatar

Yeah, good points. Freud and Rousseau. I wonder if they would have appreciated civilisation and restraint and the West more if they’d been forced to live in some shithole for a decade or so.

And then we got the lovely Frankfurt School and Kinsey, who kept doing so much more damage in the 20th century. We haven’t recovered obviously.

I haven’t read it yet, but there was a book by a British guy, J.D. Unwin, who argued that restraint made societies healthier and more creative and productive. I guess his message didn’t appeal to the media and the powers-that-be as much.

Navyo Ericsen's avatar

Good Citizen has a piece on the current global humiliation ritual of the World Cup... https://thegoodcitizen.live/p/world-cup-of-reverse-colonization

William Markley's avatar

Thanks, I'll take a look. I used to enjoy watching the World Cup, way back when players actually represented their people and nations. Not anymore.

Roy Gardiner's avatar

If I understand some, if not all, of that I would summarise it in my own simplistic way. There is good, and there is evil. They are absolutes, not relativistic.

I know them when I see them, or hear them. Maybe not immediately but after examination and reflection.

The Muslim rape gangs are evil. It's clear, it's beyond debate. Yet politicians and the BBC have for decades routinely hidden the facts from me.

The preponderance of crimes being perpetrated by non-white people is a fact but one that is routinely ignored, even denied.

There is a podcast that I listen to and mostly enjoy. However, the host of the podcast routinely blasphemes. While not as pure myself as I should be I do know that this blasphemy is ugly and adversely affects my view of his character.

I strive to do the right thing, as my Dad instructed me to before he died. I shall continue to strive.

Adrien Aurillac's avatar

Sticking to the Christian education we received is very much an uphill struggle, Roy. To quote the old joke, “WORK is a 4-letter word”, the inference was that 4-letter words are taboo. Indeed, perhaps the most awful of those words was referred to as the “C word”. Fast forward to today and ALL of the filthiest language possible is used by media, politicians, and Hollywood. It has become normalised. If ever it will be possible to meet my parents in the after life, they would never believe me should I tell them what came to pass.

Lori's avatar

You have fond memories of your father, a blessing indeed. I am sorry he is not here anymore but you know he is in Heaven and there is peace in that knowledge.

I Clovis's avatar

Graves are temporary housing anyway. A Wren told me that.

Lori's avatar
Jun 29Edited

For our bones they are not. Glad to hear you communicate with little birdies!