Do your eyes glaze over when some economist starts talking? Me too. Mostly because they talk absolute nonsense and lies.
So let me explain a few things in a way we can all understand.
The financial crash of 2008 was something I predicted way back in 1995 but I expected it to happen at around the year 2000 at the latest. I didn’t use complicated formulas to figure it out. I had simply played in the stock market for a little bit, made some money and realised how it all worked. It was, and remains, a giant Ponzi scheme build on the vapours of smoke and the imaginings of that vapour. The only thing I had not accounted for was the level of both human greed, dishonesty and general stupidity. I had assumed that even brain damaged lemurs that took a cursory glance at the stock exchange would conclude as I did. And whether I was wrong (I was) or not, surely, anyone sane would not deal in such things (o my naive youth). Instead, of course, no one cares it’s a complete fabrication for themes part, and fake, and fraudulent, and made up of smoke and mirrors. They all just keep playing and they all get more and more people in it. Which makes the Ponzi scheme last longer. But eventually, it has to blow up.
The next crash, after that giant clusterfuck (which even if you only know the basics is ridiculously absurd) of 2008 was predicted (by bankers, this time, not me) for 2014-2015. And it didn’t really happen. Because guess what, whole governments were now jumping into the bandwagon.
The 2008 crash was felt most not by wealthy or even averagely well-to do Westerners. It was felt by third world countries the most. Keep in mind that at times the interest rate in places like South Africa hit 25%. Yes, that’s not a typo.
Places like Argentina in the late 80s and early 90s suffered massive crashes. So did places like Latvia. And they do not get a lot of publicity because it does not suit the “people” (indemoniated parasites) who run things to have you realise this stuff in any conscious way.
But this is what it was like if you lived in one of these countries. Say you worked hard all your life and saved, maybe to buy a house or to get one for your children, you have the local equivalent of say 500,000 US dollars in your bank account, squirrelled away over a lifetime. Then you wake up one day and literally from one day to the next you can’t access your money at all. And not only that, but it is now devalued so that the 500,000 you had is now worth 5,000 dollars. I personally know people that happened to who are my good friends. Imagine for a second how you would feel.
It really is a wonder that a lot more bankers have not been strung up from lampposts all around the world.
And by the way, just so you know, that is precisely what they rely on. Between the faceless bureaucracy they present to the world, and your civilised behaviour, they carry on with impunity, because you’re just gonna bend over yet again and take it, and take it, and take it.
Now, this sort of scenario has been pushed off from 2014-15 a few years, to 2020, then they created the genetic serum injection depopulation event and the Ponzi scheme suddenly went rage-steroid massive. So massive, and so fake, that apparently almost no one realises just how insane it is. They literally just decided to print many tons more money, and in fact, being as printing costs money and is kinda like, you know, work, they just added a bunch of numbers to some computers and gave out loans to governments and banks, and giant firms everywhere. In a way, this is “fine” since the whole fiat money thing was really a con anyway to a large extent. So now it’s like anyone with a shred of financial understanding just went:
“Ah fuck it. Let the peasants “enjoy” a brief reprieve if they are even remotely capable, but only so they go along with the lockdowns, serum injections and chemtrail “climate change” depopulation agenda. And anyway, later we turn the tap off and let them squat like the new pigs in the giant favelas we are creating.”
Now, we are not there… yet… but, and this is one aspect of WW3 most people have zero preparation for, I truly believe we will get there soon.
For example, imagine you’r a Palestinian who was just minding his own business a month ago. All of a sudden, because Bibi either allowed or perhaps even created a false flag on Israel (the accounts of everyone knowing about it and the response being PREVENTED for six hours, are now high-on undeniable) you are suddenly without water, electricity or basic services and you’re getting the crap bombed out of you. That’s pretty sudden.
But hey, it’s Palestine, right? Can’t happen near you, right? Well… have you seen what the streets of Paris look like lately? Or San Francisco? Or most big train terminals around Europe? How quick do you think those brown people —that you work very hard at not seeing the colour, incompatible culture and incompatible religion of— who have very little to lose when they are single, young men with no children or wives to worry or care about will keep behaving in a civilised manner when from one day to the next they have no money and no access to basic facilities?
I mean, you don’t even have to go that far. Mass raids of shops, with semi-feral “Londoners” which all seem melanin enhanced, are happening right in Oxford street. With little to no consequences. And have been happening in American large cities for at least a year. And that’s now. When pretty much everything still works.
But let’s say you planned ahead and are off into the countryside, not a vermin-infested giant city with potential zombies all just a hair’s breath away from turning on you and everything that is good and clean and edible. So you have a little plot of land, you’re fairly remote, but you still use the electric grid and water mains and you don’t quite manage to grow all the food you’d need to be self-sufficient (who does these days? Very, very very few small farmers can, if any). You have enough weapons to hold off a small army, especially if of mostly untrained zombies after easy prey. Even so, what happens to you and yours is suddenly all the money you have, whether in a bank or in cash under your mattress turns to zeros and toilet paper? What do you do? How do you survive?
Quite a few of you, no doubt, if realistic, might be thinking about becoming less than lawful citizens yourselves in such circumstances. So imagine how less well-off, less intelligent, less civilised people might behave.
But there is a way out… well, not really, more of a way in… but still. you could just take the serum, and settle for the basic universal income they will give you, wear only three sets of clothes a year, eat 3d printed “meat” and make do until the turbo-cancers get you.
Welcome to the Brave New World Citizen. You can have your new name tattooed on your forearm. No longer John Smith, you are now Jon-O-Smit 998976. And your friend computer will direct you to the nearest euthanasia booth if you are feeling too depressed to continue.
Sorry, Citizen, but in this brand new Alpha Complex, we are not using cloning technologies yet. there are still too many humans for the liking of the High Programmers… errr… and your friend computer has calculated the optimum number of people for this Alpha complex and it is minus eight hundred thousand, so do not fret, friend citizen, we will reach that quota soon with your help!
You think I am just making funny references to the RPG called Paranoia, but tell me, citizen, precisely how is what we are heading towards any different?
And, friend citizen, what are you doing about it? I’m curious and I’d like to know, to compare notes, so to speak, but then, so does friend computer, also want to know, so… yeah.
It’s almost as if you’re secretly a mutant (your brain still works properly, for the most part) and also member of a secret society. And we all know that either one of those two things is reason enough for friend computer to have you self-report to the nearest euthanasia booth.
So. Think about it. Think about how you would survive a sudden financial crash. And realise that this is why I do advise going off-grid as best as possible and as quick as possible. Short of massive armed revolution, becoming self-sufficient, at all levels, is the safest thing you can be doing right now.
I plan to do a few posts in the next few days about different aspects of potential situations that are almost certainly going to happen at some point and to sections of the population that have not been subjected to it in living memory mostly. I have covered the basics of surviving a zombie apocalypse, but not some aspects that are really quite “intangible” for most people until it hits them in the face like a brick of sudden reality, even though the whole thing was marked with roadsigns all along the way.
So stay tuned as I will get to these things as I also try to finish the overlords of mars third book.
The latest posts on carry guns and so on have prompted some comments (not on the blog) that have made me realise (once again) that as usual, most people’s experience with things like actual streetfights or worse is mostly theoretical.
Which is all well and good, and probably as it should be as long as one is aware of it.
Less ok are those who assume they know something because they thought about it, or watched a few videos on it or took a few classes on it. And so they think they are now “mostly ok”. While in reality they may be worse off than an untrained person.
When violence happens and is directed at you it almost never happens with much warning. In many cases you’re lucky if you get any warning at all. So, the very first and most important thing is situational awareness, but even that, on its own is really not enough. Firstly because situational awareness is something you need to develop and work on and as such it is almost never learnt and trained in isolation. Meaning that right next to situational awareness should be your reaction.
Training your reaction to be appropriate is extremely difficult. Too jumpy and you’re likely to flatten the little old lady that bumps into you from behind when you had let your hypervigilance down that “one time”. Too anxious and you will over-react or underperform. Too relaxed (forced relaxed) and you may be too slow off the mark. In short, appropriate reaction is usually the result of thousands of hours of training and being in serious or uncomfortable situations enough times that your nervous system gets used to it enough to react appropriately to it. You can’t learn this in a book. Mental attitude of this sort comes only with very realistic training and at least a few real life incidents.
In practical terms this means for most people their reaction will be far from ideal AND they may often be completely surprised by the initial attack.
At this point, the only things that may save you to one extent or other are:
Blind Luck – not a good idea to rely on this
Instinctual and unconscious reaction (somewhat related to blind luck because it can go badly wrong nearly as often as work out positively for you, and almost always not enough against a hardened criminal)
Trained response – this is the only one you can create for yourself conscioulsy, by having dedicated time to it for long enough to engrain muscle memory into your reaction. The problem with this is that it is limited in scope unless you have spent years as a martial artist in some capacity. The up side is that if you train just a few specific things, they can be “good enough” for the vast majority of scenarios while not requiring you to invest in becoming a full time mystic ninja.
There are essentially two categories of violence you can encounter, unarmed and armed. Armed can then involved melee or ranged weapons.
The primary thing to consider is that as a general rule you should always assume the attackers will be armed and there will be more than one of them. Thugs, muggers and so on hang around in packs for the most part. The exception might be rapists, but even then, it’s not a sure thing and is in any case cold comfort at best!
The main point of any violent attack is to survive it. Losing your wallet, your car, and your pride, can be a real pain and sting, sure. But being dead in an alley because you didn’t want to cancel 6 cards and re-apply for your driver’s licence, is a very bad cost/benefit analysis outcome.
So, avoid, escape, and prevent the violence from happening to you in the first place, or at least avoid as much of it as possible. Running away screaming for help like a jilted gay lover high on cocaine still beats getting stabbed in the lung for trying to be the brave hero. Remember the cardinal rule of a real violent attack against you is simply this: win.
Escaping and avoiding it is a win. Getting away with minimal or even no damage is absolutely a win. Failing that, the only other winning option is that you get the better of your assailant.
And here we come to where training is effective. Assuming you’re a standard human, hard-wired muscle memory only comes as a result of repetition under as many stressful and diverse conditions as you can muster. Start gradually by using correct movement above anything else and then work your way up to doing the correct movement under increasingly difficult conditions. In essence this is all that martial arts is.
If you are a woman or weak generally, for unarmed combat focus on evasion and escape.
This generally applies also to armed melee combat for both men and women. The last thing I want to be in is a knife fight. And remember that escape can mean an offensive action meant to cripple or distract. If I was pumping gas and got approached by knife wielding people I’d happily spray them with petrol before running off to look for a match or lighter if I didn’t have one on me. Anything not nailed down can become a missile. And due to my size and training, any hard surface (including the ground) can become something to bounce your head off of.
A level of self-knowledge and self-possession really needs to be achieved, for you to be as effective as possible. I am not sure it can be trained, honestly, but it certainly can be improved upon if you have multiple very serious situations happen that you survive. Life and death events can rewire large sections of your neurology if applied consciously to that end. If you just survived a knife attack and got away, most people panic and get some level of PTSD. If you control that extreme stress and focus instead on noticing what you did right and reinforce/praise your body/mind/instinct for it and notice what you did wrong and decide there and then what the better, results oriented (not emotions oriented) reaction should have been and focus on making that a new set of (guided) instinctive response, you will be ahead of the vast majority of the population.
Most normal people do not react this way to life threatening events they survived, but those of us that do, gain enormous benefit from it, so I suggest if it ever comes up for you, take this advice on.
With all of the above in mind, we now come to armed self-defence.
Once again, training is paramount. For me, one of the things I tended to train a lot for was the “backstop”. That is, being aware of where my bullet would travel AFTER it went through the bad guy. It is not something most people under extreme duress are even aware of. And in the heat of the moment will tend to be mostly ignored even by trained professionals. I found that focusing on that quite a lot gave me an added benefit, aside from hopefully never having to worry too much about accidentally killing an innocent bystander, the slight level of “de-focus” from the primary threat added a level of objectivity that reduced emotional or stress-induced reactions and made my decision making and even general movements more accurate and logically correct given the overall context.
At this point, please take a moment to notice that all of the above information, and even training, really comes before the skill described below of actual armed response to a threat. My point here being that a correct trained response to armed conflict involves a LOT more than just going to the range and putting a few boxes of rounds through your preferred firearm.
Understand this point well. It is extremely important, because your level of training will be a reflection of your level of understanding it.
Right. So now you have got all of the above correctly handled (or at least intellectually understood for the time it took you to read up to here and hopefully you will retain a few percentage points of it before returning to binge watching Justified on tv or whatever), what’s the next step?
Assuming concealed carry, the next step is drawing and dry firing while practicing weapon retention.
Again, step by step and gradual escalation is the way.
With empty weapon, draw and dry fire, with different clothing you will actually wear. Do this for hundreds and thousands of repetitions. Do it every chance you get.
Learn and correct errors or imperfections. Guns that snag on clothing. Bad holsters or bad belts. Non ideal carrying positions. Printing (gun visibility when concealed). Safety issues (accidental discharges while drawing are a very real thing). Bad safety on/safety off issue. Quirks of your specific hand/weapon that you need to adjust for or be aware of. For example I loved the ergonomics of the S&W in .40 but the magazine release button was placed so I’d routinely pressed it while firing! So I Chose a different gun as a result. And this was something I only became aware of as a result of firing the gun at a range before buying. Always test fire a weapon before committing to it.
Gun retention means you learn to draw and fire while warding off a physical attack. Practically this means pushing off or holding off the attacker or blocking a strike to your face just long enough that you can draw your weapon and poke holes in your enemy as required with it.
There are MANY things that can go wrong here.
Your weapon can be taken from you and used against you. You can shoot yourself instead of, or alongside with, your attacker. Your weapon can be neutralised because of your position, type of weapon and how it reacts when physically grappled or even just pushed against and so on.
Most semi-autos that have their front slide pushed even just a few millimetres back cannot fire as the firing pin is either disengaged or cannot reach the percussion cap that sets the bullet off. Revolvers do not have this problem but pulling the trigger can be very difficult if someone has a grip on it that keeps the double action hammer down. Alternatively, any firearm with an external hammer can be prevented from firing by having a finger or other obstruction placed between the hammer and the firing pin.
In the heat of the moment you might indeed push off the attacker, draw and fire, all in one smooth motion, and also shoot right through your own warding off hand.
Generally this means learning to draw and fire (using ONLY empty firearms, obviously!) in training with another person. We did this kind of drill regularly when I worked as armed protection. And generally if you use a semi-auto it also means retaining your weapon close in to your body in such a way that firing it does not make the slide ram into your own body or clothing (which will usually result in a jam for the next round) while also ensuring the muzzle has some distance from the attacker’s body/hands/anything so that the firing mechanism is not disengaged.
The next step is a lot more dangerous and you need to take responsibility for it YOURSELF if you do it, don’t blame me if you do it and then automatically pull the trigger and set the gun off because you practiced dry firing so much.
This is drawing a weapon that is loaded but DOES NOT HAVE A ROUND IN THE CHAMBER OR A ROUND THAT WOULD GO OFF UNDER THE CYLINDER CHAMBER THAT WOULD ROTATE TO FIRING POSITION IF YOU DID PULL THE TRIGGER.
The weight of a loaded firearm can be quite different, especially for double stack magazine semi-autos. And every difference throws your training a little off.
The next step after that is live round combat training which may or may not be available where you live, but if it is, take it up. It usually includes multiple target engagement while moving and magazine changes. I am not sure what the drawing and firing safety requirements at such places are nowadays because when I did this training it was in South Africa and we could essentially design our own ways of doing things. And while I was never guilty of it myself, I certainly saw people doing this and putting holes in parts of the shooting gallery that should never have holes in them. So, yeah… wherever you are, train safely.
Most gun ranges in SA have a bunch of holes in the sides, top and counter tables of the firing benches you rest your weapons on when not firing or keep your ammo for the next reload and so on and this is in normal indoor gun ranges. So keep that in mind and always, always, always keep your eyes on anyone with a firearm at a range or anywhere else.
I have seen a gunshop owner setting off a client’s loaded gun on his own counter and putting a hole in a computer a couple of feet away from one of his work colleagues. He had left the owner’s gun, which he had unloaded, unattended for a few seconds and the owner had reloaded it and put it back on the counter. The gunshop owner guy did an idiotic, never, ever, ever, to be done stupid thing, which was to return to the gun and ASS-U-ME that it was still unloaded and pulled the trigger on it without checking it.
I literally do not do that even if I am alone at home with all the doors locked. And by “do not do that” I mean:
1. Leave my gun unattended for any length of time at all, no matter what. Any gun I ever owned was either locked away in its proper place, on my person, being cleaned (by me and only me), or within reach at all times. I literally do not even leave my own empty firearm I just cleaned on its own in one room to go say to the toilet even if I am alone at home. The gun comes with me or I put it away first. I was just raised that way and have never, ever had any reason to deviate from that philosophy and a lot of gun accidents would disappear if these basic things were done by others too.
2. Ever, and I mean ever, pull the trigger on a gun I have not specifically checked myself first. Again, even if it is just me alone and I have just say cleaned and reassembled my own empty gun, and placed it on the table in front of me as I finish putting the cleaning kit back in its box next to the gun, and I then pick up my weapon (which has been sitting there, in front of me the whole time within hand’s reach) I do NOT pull the trigger on it without checking that it’s empty. It sounds silly, but I literally do that, and always have.
Now, those of you who follow my farming videos and so on know I am far from a health and safety nut. In fact, in most of my life I am probably a danger to myself for lack of patience, but when it comes to guns, I have literally never cut a corner. The result is that in all the time I have been around firearms I still had one accidental discharge. It’s true I was seven at the time and it was the result of sunlight expanding the metal on what amounted to almost a home made zip gun my dad had got me, but it still happened. And luckily I already had the mentality drilled into me to always have a gun pointing in a safe direction until you mean to shoot the thing you mean to shoot. So it fired harmlessly into the ground a few feet in front of me. And yet… only a couple of feet away from the family dog, which got as big a fright as I and my dad did. So… when it comes to firearms, do NOT fuck around. Do NOT cut a corner. Do NOT take a risk. And if you need a mental image, imagine how you would feel for the rest of your life if your carelessness got a little kid or a total innocent killed because you were too stupid or lazy to take an extra second to behave correctly.
Now, keeping ALL of the above in mind, you might BEGIN to get an idea as to what being properly trained in the context of a gunfight entails.
Now… given all that, try to realise that all the conversations about “one shot stops” and what calibre is better and how many rounds you need and so on are, in context, even in an actual gunfight, statistically about 90 to 95% irrelevant mouth noises made mostly for LARPing self-entertainment. And then consider that an actual gunfight for most people not in an active war zone will never take place within their ability to see, never mind be involved in.
So… all of that training and thinking and practicing is for something that hopefully will never happen and that has a statistically very small chance of happening to you, especially if you are not involved in some kind of activity that is higher risk. Even then, keep in mind that most active police in the USA, where gun crime is higher than in most countries, rarely fire their weapon. This is a typical number of firearm discharges by police in New York and the whole of England and Wales.
So at its height, the total number of police in New York City has never been more than about 35,000 with only about 60,000 for the whole state of New York.
Even taking the highest number of 60 firearm discharges for say 30,000 police officers in a city of over 8 million means that even if your job is literally to police one of the largest cities in the USA, the chances of you being in a situation that requires a gun being shot is about 6 out of 3,000 times in any given year, which reduces to 2 out of a 1,000. And that’s assuming none of those incidents included shooting someone’s poodle only because you can as a cop.
As a civilian your chances of needing to use a firearm are a lot less. So all that training and care is for something that has at most a 0.002 % chance of happening per year, if you are an armed cop. In a 40 year career carrying a gun as a cop that translates to the chance of using your firearm is 0.08%.
That is the reality of things.
So. Given all that, the various discussions about this or that caliber, this or that system, and so on, are not just mostly irrelevant. They are bordering on the ridiculous.
The things you should focus on, if you are determined to be someone that carries a concealed weapon, are:
Do so legally
Do so safely
Do so that it is effectively concealed
Pick a weapon you can:
Carry on you comfortably
Draw and fire without it getting snagged on clothing, etc.
Hit what you shoot at comfortably, repeatably and above all accurately, and do so even under less than ideal conditions
And pick a weapon that is reliable, accurate and that you maintain well at all times.
Everything else is pretty much academic theory.
Which is why, ultimately, things like number of rounds in the magazine, caliber used, fancy optics and all the rest of it are really little more than personal opinions driven by either taste or ideas you picked up on you liked for some reason and made your own. Keep in mind that the vast majority of actual gunfights happen at less than ten feet of distance between shooters and that the statistical difference between one shot stop dynamics between a .22 LR and a .44 magnum are less than 30%.
So. The upshot of ALL of the above is that your ability to draw and fire and put your first shots where you intend them to go is far more important than how many rounds you have in your gun after that, what calibre you use, or how expensive or fancy your gun is.
And for really almost ALL situations where a gunfight happens, that means putting two rounds in a roughly head sized area in center mass at ten feet or less. If you can do that while under extreme duress you’re an effective armed person.
Being really good means you can do that at an actual head at up to fifteen feet without fail. And if you want to add another dimension to it, being able to do an aimed shot at up to twenty feet that reliably hits the same spot no more than 2 inches in diameter, within say 3 seconds, possibly while talking. If you can do that, you are also now capable in the extremely rare hostage situation.
If you have taken on board all of the above, you will hopefully have realised that as far as a carry gun goes, your choosing something you personally like (as long as you are effective with it and it meets the other basic criteria of reliability and suitability for fast drawing from concealed) is as good a reason as any.
Yes, this whole long post really was designed to have a sting in the tail for all the “operators” out there, and hopefully getting them to relax a bit. Which paradoxically is more likely to get them to train more and so get better too. Especially since this advice comes from someone that, unlike the vast majority of them, has used a gun to prevent violence being done on my person.
Relax and enjoy your firearm.
PS: For anyone actually in special units that does or has used handguns in combat operations regularly, should they stumble on this post, yes, I am aware you are on a different level, and some of those things that are essentially theoretical issues for 99.99% of armed people may make a meaningful difference for you, but how many people are like you, and how many are there on the planet? And in any case, this post is not addressed to you, as you surely are aware and have noted from the start.
On the livestream we ended up talking a lot about guns and one thing I have been asking myself was if you were limited to a single concealed carry handgun for the rest of your life, which one would it be.
Most people said something in 9mm and I get it, most people are human (ish) size and the 9mm is the standard round most people are comfortable shooting well enough without a huge recoil, and the usual 9mm has a high capacity magazines and semi-auto pistols are generally quite reliable nowadays. And yet…
I don’t like polymer guns.
I don’t like the 9mm caliber that much.
I am not fully invested in having/needing a bunch of ammo in my gun.
That said, I like the .357 magnum caliber and larger ones too, but larger than .357 magnum begins to get hard to control easily, other than .45 ACP that is, which is larger but also a lot slower.
Revolvers are inherently more reliable than semi-autos, and that’s just a fact, although I am aware if you keep your semi-auto clean and well maintained the jams are minimal, but you can’t always account for a dud round. Rare though they may be.
The parameter is that it has to be concealable though, which in itself is probably the one thing that affects the type of gun I would choose more than anything else.
So, given that, any revolver would have to be limited to 4″ barrel at most, and be a .357 magnum calibre. So a Ruger GP 100 or a S&W of some kind.
For a semi-auto, if I went for a 9mm the number of choices are almost limitless, but if I opted for .45 ACP, I really think I would limit myself to the Colt 1911. So it comes down to one of these two.
Additionally, they call out the rest of the Arab world for not helping the Palestinians, which may well get at least some if not all of the Arab countries to decide it’s time to rid the world of Jews, just as the Israeli zionists in power seem hell-bent on ridding the world of Palestinians.
After all, act by genocide, die by genocide.
The videos and torn up children details coming out of Gaza are heartbreaking to watch and unlike the nonsensical stories of cooked baby in an oven and 40 decapitated babies that Israel makes up out of whole cloth, as even some MSM have recently been forced to admit, the stuff coming out of Gaza is undeniable even simply by just looking at the scale of the bombing runs on civilian areas.
Aleks of Black Mountain Analysis produces a clearly occult/mystic post from his French friend who just happens to be a freemason.
Well. That actually explains a lot. Now, I don’t KNOW that Aleks is himself a freemason. But even if we just assume that he is merely an innocent ignorant about them, it doesn’t quite fit, does it?
The guy is busy making pronouncements about big world events and yet… there is always something off about them a bit. Like he’s too innocent, too naive, to see the real picture. His latest posts of Israel were completely Narrative adjacent and he made it obvious he would not, and could not write anything critical about Israel, or the Jews in general.
To a certain extent, I get it, most people are not anti-fragile and the powers that be are hellbent of punishing anyone that speaks the truth about the genetic serums, who the principal players in that global mass-murder event are and of what ethnicity they all happen to be, or what Israel is doing now to civilians, or a million other things that one can validly, unequivocally, and absolutely point out about the methods of Israel and the Jews that support it and essentially run much of the USA infrastructure and politics.
But… if you can’t be honest, your value as a commentator on current affairs, and especially on the events currently pushing us all towards WWIII, then you are at best, useless and pointless, and at worst, a collaborator.
I don’t know if Aleks is a collaborator, but at best, he has become entirely useless as an analyst of current affairs. And that is me being extremely charitable.
Because there really is no excuse in 2023 to pretend that you are not aware that Freemasons are Satanists with a globalist agenda.
And no, I am not going to do all your homework for you, because I already did it. Read Reclaiming The Catholic Church if you want to find out about the very real infiltration of the Church since the late 1700s with documented and irrefutable proof, as well as the long list of duplicity, murder and fraud they have perpetrated for centuries.
I also have direct knowledge of Freemasons through two people I know personally that joined them. One did it as a general political/social/status move to better his overall position (which is really always the reason even those unaware of their Satanic ends have for joining). He was (probably remains) an Orthodox Jew and I believe he never really participated in their events. My impression was that he simply didn’t really get into it so to speak. The other guy did. He was working in finance and doing well but also working very hard. He became a freemason and fully bought into the whole thing. His kids now go to exclusive and frighteningly expensive private schools, and he no longer really interacts even with his own family. Old friends have been discarded like second-hand dirty socks and even his children have been trained to respond to children they used to see regularly and be friends with with a supercilious air of arrogant superiority.
I have no doubt that guy is doing, and will do, whatever is required of him in order to maintain his “position”. I say it in inverted commas because he is the typical gamma that no matter how much money and supposed power he has, he will never be at the top of the pyramid. His position is destined to always be a number two. And to always be treated by those above him, pretty much as the guy they will call in to wipe them clean after they have themselves done a “number two”. And he will obediently perform that task in whatever degenerate way will be asked of him by his masters.
Notice, also, that the very first thing the French Freemason (who hides his identity, which should make you wonder why, right? I mean he’s such a philanthropist!) does is thank his masters.
Tell me, who has masters?
What kind of hierarchy has masters in it?
Certainly not the Catholic one.
We have humans we may give respect to, but no masters. And even our Lord, Jesus Christ, is our Lord, not our Master. We do (fallibly and not very well) what he would like us to do out of love and respect for Him, not out of being His puppets. Now you may quote the Bible about being a slave and needing to serve one of two masters, and all that (and quote it badly and out of context), but I assure you, there is a world of difference in Freemasonic hierarchy and Catholic Hierarchy; and that’s because they are opposites. One serves darkness, the other salvation and the light of truth.
The “light” freemasons refer to is the Luciferian one. The very name of Satan, Lucifer, means in fact the light-bringer. And is related mythologically to Prometheus, who stole fire from the Gods and was eternally punished for it.
So, yeah, I have no idea what the relationship of Aleks and Black Mountain Analysis is to Freemasons, but it is enough for me to simply never even bother reading anything they have to say from today onwards.
You can find video number 138 on Bitchute here which was removed because of something to do with the genetic serums, and ditto with video number 194, which is not yet on bitchute, but hopefully I can get up there soon. This is from over 2 years ago, and the current CDC etc are all saying the vaxxed was absolutely not safe and even illegal, so, I think YT is a little behind the times, but that’s ok. We’ll remind them in due course and I am sure they will immediately correct and to the right thing.
On the basis of the recent poll I got this request:
Something Else – How to Survive Long Term in a WWIII Scenario for a married man with young children (Shelter, Food & Water, Surviving extreme Heat/Cold, Defense, How to keep your wife and children in good spirits, Not drawing attention to yourself, etc.)
It’s a pretty comprehensive question and an entire book could be written about each of the topics, so my reply will necessarily be brief and somewhat generic, but hopefully still specific enough to make a difference.
Good Spirits
Also known as Morale, may be the most important factor of all. It certainly tends to be in most conflicts throughout human history.
You should be aware of this, especially for your wife and children more than other factors. Consider: If you move to rural buttfuck-of-nowhere intersection and Hillbilly country, you might feel wholly relaxed that no one will waste a nuke or military to come steal your 3 goats and 15 chickens. However, your wife might miss things like actual shops where you buy food instead of have to skin and gut whatever you shot for dinner. She might even like to get a coffee at a cafe once in a while, frivolous degenerate that she is (joke! That’s a JOKE!). The rugged life of an off grid prepper that has his own bomb-shelter may be the stuff of manly dreams and boyhood joy, but generally is not seen in the same light by the gentler sex. So discuss these things and make sure everyone is clear on the difficulty and/or changes of lifestyle. Are there women out there that would love this life-style, sure. But they are a minority. And almost everyone likes hot water and indoor plumbing, and not freezing in winter. So, read my 4 part series on taking on clown world and winning (use the search me button on the right). If you do, you will see that ideally you need to pick your place on the basis of the geography you want to have ideally. Although, for most people that is already set, it is not too late to make the jump now (it is likely to be more expensive if you want to do it quickly, as always). The factors affecting morale are endless, and even more so for women, so it is difficult to give sound advice to all. One lady I spoke to was having trouble being an hour or so away from her family in what is still a pretty civilised area of a very urban country. She had not been living further from her parents than a few minutes and the change was a shock. The rural area she was in was not remote by any means but felt like it to her and feeling isolated with small children made her days feel like an interminable Groundhog Day. So you need to consider these things and take them into account.
Unlike men, most women will not be happy with an ideally fortified home in an ideal rural area, with a secure bomb shelter under the house, gun ports and plenty of weapons and stock-piles of ammo, food and clean water. Unless you have a wife like the one of the main guns-ho guy in the Tremor Films, what would seem to be ideal to a man is rarely ideal to a woman. She wants mani-pedi and spa locations nearby, a good hairdressers, nice friends to gossip and laugh with about the goings on in the town and their respective husbands and girlfriend’s love affairs and so on. Trivial nonsense that doesn’t matter in a hot war zone? You bet.
On the up-side, it’s mostly because women like these things that we don’t live in a permanent hot war zone, for the most part. Because we men tend to want to please them. And do they appreciate our efforts to give them a poisonous Starbucks on every corner in lieu of bashing irritating neighbours over the head with a nicely shaped stick? Not even a Thank you, kind Sir, I tell you. It’s just the way they are. No point getting upset about it.
So, the HOW you ensure good morale with your wife, is a giant minefield that no one on the internet can possibly navigate fully for you. I can only tell you to not ignore it, prepare for it, prepare her for it and consider that the things that are so insignificant to you that they may never even have entered your head all your life, might be extremely important for her. After all… she doesn’t even think about Rome daily!
Women are primarily solipsistic, so if they experience some discomfort, the Universe is out of whack and God should stop and make it right (through you mostly) and if He (you) don’t, then, you must be the problem. By and large. Your 14 hour days stacking wood for winter, pondering how to build a biological septic tank and your own solar panels, really are not as interesting to her as you would expect of any normal person.
You need to have a very deep connection based on honesty with your wife in order to navigate this well. And keep in mind off-grid farming is brutally hard. And even harder with small children to look after. So, building your community, having one that is active and fun and good is very helpful. Having little friends for your children is also very helpful.
That all said, I sincerely hope that your wife is good natured enough to be the kind of person that can read this entry and laugh, in unadmitted generic agreement with my caricatures. And more importantly, that she is smart and logical and objective enough, to realise that if and when the SHTF, she better be ready to take up a shovel and dig the dirt with you, and at minimum reload the rifles while you hold off the zombies, and preferably shoot some of them herself. How you find/foster/cultivate/generate that delicate balance of manicured nails, pretty, sexy dresses and chocachinos with friends with the realities of having your entrenched fall-back positions for the zombie apocalypse is a puzzle you need to figure out on your own. But figuring it out is VERY important, so don’t ignore it.
Children can generally be kept in good spirits by simply spending time playing with them and teaching them things in good order. Which of course takes up a lot of time, but our children (the little ones) are learning from us all the time and actually enjoy being helpful. The two older ones may need ye old dad’s foot in the backside to motivate them, because they were raised outside of functional family structures, unfortunately, but they are definitely improving and will get there soon enough, and when they do the sense of achievement for them and us both is also an awesome feeling to have. So make the entire concept of having good morale a game you enjoy instead of a chore you dread.
Not Drawing Attention to Yourself
Better than that is being thought of well by your neighbours and community. Help the people near you and be friendly and genuinely a good guy. Of course, if and when the SHTF they will also all come looking to you for help, so you need to balance that. For me that is relatively easy. I am a misanthrope by nature and don’t like people much as a rule, but I am polite and friendly to everyone, until they give me reason not to be, then there is no mistaking who I am and what kind of level of “force” I can bring to bear if required. Generally, if people realise you’re a nice guy but have no hesitation in turning heads of bad guys into pink clouds at the drop of a hat, you get the right balance of helpful (and good) friends, and respectful strangers. The down side is that if and when they DO get organised to come for you, they will actually be a force that is organised and to be reckoned with. But that is my way, because it comes naturally to me. You need to find your own natural way and work your strengths and better your weaknesses. I am not particularly worried about organised roaming gangs of zombies, because if and when it comes to that, there probably isn’t a worse guy to go after in a radius that probably reaches the nearest army base. Even so, I have made good friends where I live and will help my neighbours if I can or when needed and they do the same in return.
Shelter, Heat and Cold
Obviously, your primary home needs to be suitable for wherever you have chosen (or are forced) to live. I tried to pick a place that is not too extreme one way or the other, but in reality, it gets snow in winter (which will probably only increase over time) and is a bit too hot in summer with a lot of attendant bugs in all seasons (flies and mosquitoes in summer and stink bugs in winter). If the weather changes drastically here, a greenhouse will become a requirement (and I plan to have one anyway at some point) and livestock might require better shelter, but your primary shelter and provisions for heating in cold climate is obviously a priority that needs to be faced and that you need to be ready to address in a grid down situation. If not, I suggest you move! It is a lot easier to survive hot places than cold ones. I have plenty of wood to last me literally years and I installed a large wood stove that can heat the whole house and also be used for cooking (not as quickly as the gas stove, but in an emergency, the house remains livable and we can still cook food even without electricity or gas).
The next big item is electrical independence. the easiest way to have some of this is to have a generator and some fuel set aside. It is however a temporary and not a long-term solution. You eventually want to get at least enough solar panels to run your fridge and a couple of lights and at least one or two power tools at a time.
My gasifier project was meant to do this by providing wood to fuel a gasifier that could power a generator, meaning I would not have to rely on petrol. That project, however, has so far been a failure. Which is not to say it is impossible, only that the effort required to make it work in the first place is a lot more than I thought, and more importantly, the effort required to keep it functional if you get it working might be even an order of magnitude higher. That said, I still want to provide value to the people that supported the project, so I am looking at alternatives ways to at least give them something that might be of use or interest for them.
Conclusions
Overall, the main issues are to create a home that is self-sufficient in terms of the basics: Water, heating, food, electricity, and sewage processing.
If you have achieved that, 90% of your problems are taken care of. After that it’s just being able to maintain and even improve on things as you go and preparing with better shelter, better community engagement, better weapons, better food stockpiling and even alternatives to using cash and especially digital money. The economy WILL collapse at some point, it’s not an if, but a when, and when it does desperation will drive people to accept whatever draconian slavery will be imposed on them. The whole point is for you to be able to survive completely apart from that, and in turn be able to inspire and help others near you do the same.
If you saw the recent (2020) series based on the Brave New World of Aldus Huxley (and with he same name) you want to be one of those “troglodytes” living outside of the “utopic” city. And you certainly don’t want to end up caught by them and influenced and ultimately caged by them in any way. Ultimately, you want to be able to roam free and either KEEP them all locked up in their cities, or have their cities crumble to dust with the architects of them buried under them.
This is all assuming you’re in a rural area with some geographical advantages that may allow you to survive drones, and/or would not be likely to be a heavily targeted area by air strikes and massive artillery. Because in that case, forget protecting your home, you need to be in a deep tunnel underground and hope it doesn’t collapse on you and that whenever you stick your nose out it doesn’t get blown off by a sniper with night vision or a kamikaze drone.
But assuming the most you will have to deal with are gangs of roaming looters and/or small units of soldiers trying to take advantage of the general chaos, then, in order of importance/usefulness from most to least useful, (but they are all useful):Assault rifle.
1. Assault Rifle
The Americans all swear by 5.56mm because it is lighter and you can carry more of it, and perhaps it is enough for most people, but the 5.56 round was also designed to wound and cripple enemy soldiers more than put them down, because a wounded soldier uses up more logistics than a dead one. But you are not a nation, you are one or a few guys trying to keep zombie-equivalents from murdering you and raping your women and goats. Or eating them, or both. So, my preferred assault rifle would still be 7.62 also generally known as .308. It is heavier, but hits harder and if you know what you are doing you can reach out to 800m or so with it relatively accurately. Overall, an assault rifle is the best for all-round capability. it can be used in home defence if needed, it is ideal for all mid-range combat, and can reach out to longer ranges if needed.
2. Concealed Carry Pistol
Personal preference here will rule the day, but the most important points to keep in mind are that you should have a reliable firearm. That means one that will not jam if at all possible, that will feed a bunch of different brand of ammunition without feeding problems and that comes in a common-ish caliber. While a lot of people will avoid revolvers, the fact is that it is almost impossible for one to jam although I have seen video of a Taurus revolver jamming, but I have never personally experienced it myself even when firing many rounds through one. Apparently Glocks are also quite reliable and they hold a lot more shots, but as I wrote before, the idea of spray and pray actually means people shoot less accurately than if they know they have limited ammo. And I am not sure that realistically you will need more than 6 shots anyway, but certainly, it’s always better to have them and not need them. Many 9mm pistols can carry 15 or 20 or even more rounds in one magazine, but ultimately the criteria are reliability, ease of use and accuracy for you and the ability to carry it all the time and keep it concealed but able to reach it and draw and fire it quickly. So, whatever works for you in the end. This would be the “goes everywhere with me gun” in a lawless scenario.
3. Shotgun
Make it a pump action and make it have as many rounds as possible. Pump action because it will feed almost anything without ever jamming, and the more rounds you have in it the better. apparently the Cal-tec can hold up to 25 rounds but people who used them also say it is finicky and not reliable at all, and a straight Remington or moss berg or Winchester pump action sells for little money and will fire anything that comes in 12 gauge through it. It’s the best weapon for home defence and can be used for hunting all sorts of game too, so it’s versatile, even if its range does not extend to rifle ranges.
4. Long Range Rifle
Whether for hunting larger game at a distance, or to secure larger areas from marauders, you want to be able to reach out to at least 1km in an apocalyptic type scenario. Most people will go for a .308 or a 6.5mm creedmoor, but I will opt for a .300 Winchester Magnum, for a number of reasons. Yes you can get to 1,000 metres with a .308, but you have to be doing things very well. While I reached out to 1,000 metres with my .308 the very first time I tried it. And if you can reach out to 1,000 m with a .308, then you can reach out to 1,500 with a .300 WM just as easily and I would say maybe even a little easier. Plus, getting hit by a .300 WM or a .308 is the same in terms of bullet size, but not the same in terms of energy released into the target. At 1,000 m a .300 WM has the same energy as being shot point blank with a .44 magnum handgun. You know, like Dirty Harry. Except you can Dirty Harry someone a 1,000 metres away and worry about wind and bullet drop a lot less than if you tried it with a .308
5. .22 LR rifle and/or decent quality air rifle
You can hunt small game very efficiently with a decent pellet gun. I know I did so throughout my childhood in Africa. A .22LR rifle is a bit more powerful and so easier to reach out further to various small game, but one can feed oneself with a pellet gun quite well if there are plentiful birds, squirrels, and so on in your area. Ammo is cheap and airguns are a lot quieter than firearms.
And that is it. Of course, you may not have all of these or you may have less than ideal versions, but don’t worry too much. The best gun is the one you have when you need it, rather than the one you wished you had but haven’t got round to buying yet.
Apparently, the Jews are the only people that are allowed to genocide other people. In fact, we should all clap and go along with the genocide of Palestinian non-combatants, women and children.
In fact, you are so NOT ALLOWED to criticise ANYTHING Israel or Jews in general do that Israel itself is busy trying to pass a law where their police is allowed to fire on (and kill) their own citizens if they protest against the mass-murder of civilians currently taking place in Gaza.
It’s odd that when you mention that most of the mainstream media is owned or controlled by Jews, apparently that is antisemitic, but the fact that Israel is bombing civilians with no air defence and their own president states unambiguously that Palestinian civilians are legitimate targets, almost no mainstream media is in any kind of outcry about it.
Now, either genocide is acceptable or it is not. And if it is acceptable, well, then the Jews should not be surprised if at some point it is them that a whole bunch of people want to genocide, and might in fact succeed this time. What with global interconnectedness and information being if not free at least usually available.
And if it is not, if genocide is NOT acceptable, as most normal people think, then the Jews should most certainly be the first to state so very clearly and, much more importantly, ACT like it.
Instead, they are carpet bombing civilian areas, have cut off all electricity, water and supplies to Gaza and now completely removed any communications, so that they can go about whatever level of genocide they want, without any troubling images coming out of Palestine.
And yet, the world is still standing by and watching mostly. In fact, America has sent a bunch of warships in the Mediterranean to “help” Israel. Against what is essentially a rebel force of Palestinians pissed off at the various injustices, murders and land appropriation by Israelis over the last eight decades. I mean, I know that people like Ben Shapiro stated that a Jewish life is worth about 33 American ones, but those Hamas fighters must be worth 1,000 Israeli and another 1,000 American Marines if the level of force being rounded up against them is anything to go by.
Remember this?
Well, in the last 3 weeks the death toll of Palestinians has been overtaken this since there are very credible reports of about 7,000 dead at least as a result of the last three weeks of bombing. A number that is almost certainly below the real final one even it all stopped today. About a third or a bit more are children.
But Israel absolutely knew that the October 7 “Hamas” attack was coming. They got warned by the CIA three times, by Egypt 3 days before and now, it is apparently coming out that even IDF soldiers were aware and their alarms were ignored. Never mind the fact that Hamas is considered by many, including some Israeli officials, to be a creation of Mossad, much like ISIS was of the USA.
It is becoming patently clear to the entire world, that Israel wants to eliminate the Palestinians down to the last man, woman and child and is hellbent on doing it, regardless of what anyone else thinks about it.
It is also clear that Israel is the tail that wags the big dog: The USA.
In addition to Israel, which has vowed to eradicate Hamas, the only other countries to oppose the resolution were:
The United States
Austria
Croatia
Czech Republic
Fiji
Guatemala
Hungary
Marshall Islands
Micronesia
Nauru
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Tonga
The Micronesians in bold are basically funded almost entirely by the USA. Guatemala and Paraguay are probably easy enough to push into the direction expected of them too. Stunningly, of all of Europe, only Austria Croatia, the Czech Republic and Hungary voted no. I am frankly amazed that Italy, and Japan merely abstained, along with another 43 countries. Consider that Italy has some 150 American bases on our territory and a completely USA deep state and WEF compromised government.
“We reject outright the UN General Assembly despicable call for a ceasefire,” Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
“Israel intends to eliminate Hamas just as the world dealt with the Nazis and ISIS.”
Israel’s ambassador to the UN, Gilad Erdan, also vowed that the Jewish state would use “every means” to defeat the terror group, according to the Times of Israel.
“This is a dark day for the U.N. and for mankind,” Erdan said.
“Today is a day that will go down as infamy. We have all witnessed that the U.N. no longer holds even one ounce of legitimacy or relevance.”
Hamas welcomed the resolution in a statement that called for its immediate implementation, the Times of Israel said.
And even if the entire MSM sings the praises of Israel in chorus, the global level of communication available today, makes it impossible that anyone even remotely willing to find out what is really going on will not be aware of the multiple war crimes that Israel is committing presently. And frankly, aside from all the questionable history surrounding the entire history and reasons and events of WWII, the reality is that there is literally almost no one alive today that took part in it or was alive at the time. A five year old in 1945 would be 83 years old now and would have to have uncommon good memory to recollect anything clearly from that war. Anyone age 20 would be 98 years old now. In short, the Second World War is now essentially out of living memory. And people in their 20s and even 30s and 40s today know very little about it. Most can’t even get the dates of it right. And with regard to the Holocaust, enough questions regarding the details of it have surfaced that any young person is likely to be skeptical at best. When the officials concerned with the holocaust itself revise the number of people that died at Auschwitz from 4 million to about one million (including all ethnicities, not just Jews) the official figures of numbers presented for it become less believable by many people. And in fact, even the official numbers by active Jewish historians are not the ones I was taught at school as a young boy.
So, again, in brief, people are not as concerned about the Holocaust as they might have been a few decades ago. And are more prone to ask why it happened. They are more likely to ask why the Jews have been kicked out of 109 countries over a 1000 times in total if they never gave anyone reason to do so. I mean, it’s peculiar, right? These totally innocent good guys who happen to be disproportionately represented in banking, finance, entertainment and the media, seem to be constantly persecuted by everyone for no good reason anyone can fathom.
Just unlucky, is it? Nothing to do with practices that dehumanise, destabilise, devalue and degenerate host countries. Not a pathological hatred of White Europeans and Christianity. Nope. No, no, no, let’s not foster such unfounded antisemitic ideas, right? Let all evidence that might support those facts undeniable by anyone, nevertheless be labelled antisemitic. Let math be racist, and 2 + 2 equal purple.
For justice.
And truth.
Obviously.
But… wait, maybe, since a good number of them seem to be calling for genocide now, maybe that’s it. Maybe the Jews just need to learn and accept that genocide is bad, no good, and no one should do it. Not even them. And then there will be peace, finally!
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World War III concepts
I plan to do a few posts in the next few days about different aspects of potential situations that are almost certainly going to happen at some point and to sections of the population that have not been subjected to it in living memory mostly. I have covered the basics of surviving a zombie apocalypse, but not some aspects that are really quite “intangible” for most people until it hits them in the face like a brick of sudden reality, even though the whole thing was marked with roadsigns all along the way.
So stay tuned as I will get to these things as I also try to finish the overlords of mars third book.
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By G | 3 November 2023 | Posted in Social Commentary