While, sadly, we are not yet at the point where actual inquisitors are examining evil satanists/statists/gnostics and so on, it can be argued that eventually we will get there.
Secondly, theoretically, any member of the armed forced or law and order can potentially double as secular versions of inquisitors.
Vox, in his recent post on why he will never relax the rules on his platform of Social Galactic concerning clean speech, and certainly will not be making any exception for foul-mouthed Owen Benjamin, or anyone else, made a very important statement:
The problem is that most justifications for initial change not only sound reasonable, they are reasonable.
He is correct, but I do feel it might be useful for the average normie to perhaps have a little more explanation, in order not to fall into the usual binary trap.
For example: Let us assume that one lives in a country where the penalty for murder is death.
Sounds great initially. No murders very likely and if some happen the perpetrator is soon dealt with.
However, what about a dad who catches and kills a serial killer pedophile. According to the rules, he should get the death penalty. But it is clearly against the concepts of justice and fairness. So we may be in lined to make a rule “except if you kill serial murderer pedophiles”.
And then along comes one that says what if it was just two kids the pedo has killed? Is that serial? Hmmm… ok yes.
What about just one? Yeah ok fine. And most people would still be ok with that but then it goes to “well my 99 year old grandmother was in awful pain from cancer and she asked me to end her life on video, so I did…”
And you see that before too long, a couple of generations or so, it would become ok to shoot someone for stealing bread.
So… what is a good inquisitor to do?
Well, depending on his level of authority and ability to act in the specific situation, he could simply let that heroic dad go. Pretend he didn’t see anything. In the modern age, with cameras and DNA and so on this becomes very difficult. Unless you have 2000AD style “judges” the situation is likely to end up in “the machine”.
And once you are in that system, chances are you’re not getting out unless you have a good inquisitor style judge. Why do I say inquisitor style? Because in reality, the inquisition was far fairer than any current court in the modern era.
But that aside, the inquisition ruled using Roman Law, which is a far superior legal system than anglo-saxon so-called “common law”.
The reality is that Roman Law works on the Principle as the large frame, but the details being relevant to each specific case. So, while we can all agree that murder is wrong, certain murders are far worse than others. And some probably require a medal and a small lifelong pension, or at least a large bounty.
A judge acting under Roman Law has a lot of latitude in how he evaluates a crime or an injustice, and, if the judge is a good, honest and fair one, his judgements will generally be correct and appropriate.
This needs to be balanced, however, by the needs of society. For example, during the Spanish inquisition, contrary to popular belief, homosexual sodomy was not usually punished legally. The individuals might be shunned or ridiculed if their proclivities were made public, bit in general only pederasts of a violent nature were killed, and then only too few of them: 163 in total. Similarly, what you have been told about the thousands of pretty women being burnt at the stake for refusing the advances of corrupt priests, is not true either. The grand total of women burnt at the stake for witchcraft in the 200 year period of the Inquisition was… drumroll… 12.
Yes. Not quite the feminist holocaust it’s been presented as. But you know what did happen in Protestant countries? Up to 700 executions a year for something like stealing a loaf of bread to feed your family.
Protestantism is binary.
Catholicism is human.
So, while the Inquisitors need to be wise and merciless with the heretics, impostors, frauds, and evil persona with nefarious designs, they need to know when to be absolutely inflexible with rules that may appear extreme to the secular degenerates that compose out society today, and when to let that supposed “violent monster” get a pass, because in reality he is just a man doing what no one has the courage to do nowadays, which is, to right the wrongs that should never be allowed to go unpunished, like the rape of children, as one example.
And beware of the “reasonable” idea that the death penalty is barbarous and never to be inflicted on anyone. It is a lie. The death penalty is just and entirely appropriate for certain crimes and it is, and always has been, and always will be, Catholic dogma that the death penalty is a necessary part of any just and actually any Catholic legal system.
Beware the “reasonable” man. He’s more likely to be a Freemason than the “unreasonable” man that acts as per Catholic dogma.
It is rather interesting to me that my book The Face on Mars, which I wrote in 1995, and later updated in 2014, remains the only work that really explains what happened on Mars and how. And even, tentatively but rather convincingly, explains who did it.
Graham Hancock plagiarised the main idea in his own book on Mars, which you can see as he adds my book without too many details in the Bibliography, because he had called me and asked me for a copy, which I had sent him, not really knowing who he was at the time in 1996 or so.
When I met him in Cape Town some time later when he came to talk about the supposed Japanese subacquean pyramids I went up to him and told him that when he takes other people’s work as his own, he should instead give credit. He immediately apologised stating that he had ghost writers do his book so he wasn’t really responsible, and add that I had done an outstanding job.
My brother was after me for years to sue him. I know how such legal battles go and had no interest in suing the journalist with a wanker’s name. After all, whatever happened, and whoever got the credit, I –and he– both knew who had figured things out.
Of course, he made a lot of money from his books and I have not, and that’s unfortunate for me, but I have never been very good at marketing myself. In fact I am terrible at it.
That all said, even after the update in 2014, it is still interesting to note that all the new information that comes out only confirms more and more my theories concerning Mars.
John Brandenburg, the notes scientist who also investigate Mars, more recently explained that the level of xenon 129 found on Mars can only be the result of what he hypothesises as being two massive nuclear explosions on the order of 50,000 times the one of Hiroshima.
This however, in my opinion, is not correct, and in fact, I had already explained in my book what the outcome of the war for which I point out all the evidence for, must have included nuclear missiles as a defence system. It was not two large explosions of some super nuke that left all the xenon 129 on Mars. It was the hundreds or thousands of missiles they fired to try and save themselves from the asteroids being flung at them from space by use of antigravity capable spaceships.
The Face on Mars is non fiction, but the Overlords of Mars Series is Fiction… sort of, because even in those fiction stories there is more science and more facts than you will find in the average peer reviewed paper.
And if you wanted the video presentation, which I really enjoyed making, you can see it on Kurgan TV in the Face on Mars Series.
And there are researchers on YouTube now that point out weird anomalies on Mars images that seem to keep falling through the net of now admitted “artists” that NASA employs to cover up, put fake colouring filters and various other doctoring, including cutting and pasting, cloning, and simply auto-covering up non-fractal images with an automated system. Which they need to do in areas of Cydonia that are literally scattered with objects that are clearly not natural. Ancient ruins that still look too much like ruins. There are locations on Mars that look more artificial than some old abandoned settlements on Earth now.
The thing is that I think The Face on Mars remains as possibly the only reference work that really covers not just what happened, but also the people involved and which of these counted most in showing us the truth.
I cannot deny, that, regardless of my lack of fame, glory or (more importantly) riches, I remain really quite happy with knowing I have recorded this information for posterity and at least a few have and will continue to find it.
You can see the images related to the book here on this blog at this image gallery.
Enjoy learning that whatever our real history is, it is far, far, more interesting than anyone you ever had as a history teacher ever even hinted at in your wildest dreams.
And for those who are reading-challenged, there are some summarised videos I did to debate Sci-Man Dan, who, in fairness, I think I crushed, considering the medium anyway, the book obviously always will have more details and evidence than you can mention in a video.
I know that those people who have never trained with the likes of Vladimir Vasiliev, Konstantin Komarov, Sergey Ozhereliev, Vadim Dobrin, or the recently deceased Mikhail Ryabko, or some of their best students, all seem to think that Systema is fake and nonsense, but the reality is that I do not know of a single human being, regardless of their prior knowledge of martial arts, that has trained with any of the people I mentioned above that did not leave there thinking something like: “How the fuck did he just do that to me?!”
And I don’t know of a single person that has trained with them that thinks Systema is fake, or ineffective, or not able to kick the hell out of pretty much every other martial art I am familiar with given a comparable level of training in a comparable student. Yes the videos all look absolutely fake, but that’s because you don’t understand what you are watching. Systema drills are NOT meant to be realistic attacks. They are supposed to generally be either realistic movements in super slow motion, that can gradually progress in speed and intensity but only as long as the practitioners do not go into a state of “tension” that is fear, or desire to win, etc, as such emotions translate in telegraphing movement and stiff/tense movements that become easy to counter or take advantage of, or, drills meant to give you some discomfort and train you to breathe and move through them retaining a relaxed mental and physical posture, while performing whatever move is required to evade or overcome the drill.
I did karate-do in a very hard dojo for years and I was already a second Dan when I met my first Systema exponent in a training context, Val Riazanov, and I couldn’t touch the guy at all and he could do what he wanted with me. Similarly, after I became a Systema instructor I had everything from Boxers to ex-SAS to active soldiers asking to take me on in a more “realistic” way to test if it was all nonsense. Although I do not profess to be anywhere near the level of the exponents I named above, in every case, they very quickly decided I was absolutely not full of shit. This also included a couple of guys that had 20-30kg on me and worked as bouncers or bodyguards and had serious training in wrestling or other martial arts, I forget which, I think Krav Mama and some karate etc.
Anyway, the point here is not to try to brag, not about my skill, nor about Systema itself. The point is that the benefits of Systema go far beyond merely fighting or combat.
In some 3 decades of karate and delving into other martial arts from time to time, to test them, and myself, I had accumulated a variety of relatively permanent injuries. Impacted joints, an injured sternum which had also caused a semi-chronic stiffness in my spine on one side, various scar tissue that had accumulated from various muscle tears and so on. In my mid thirties I started to do Systema and by my early 40s I was healthier and fitter than I was in my thirties. Many of the injuries I had sustained re-presented themselves as I trained Systema then healed, almost miraculously.
Besides all of this, it had a profound effect on my psychology. It is a little know or acknowledged fact, that our connection between mind and body is far deeper and more important than literally any doctor has ever imagined, never mind spoken or written about. The training that you do in a martial art has a profound psychological effect too. Karate-Do is a hard style, and while the romantic theory behind Shotokan Karate-Do is that there is “no-contact”, the reality is that even in competitions, body shots are permitted and head shots are supposed to be “limited” but I had events where the opponent’s fist went past my head to the elbow, meaning if I had not dodged the punch he was trying to put his fist through my head. And in dojo kumite (the “friendly” sparring that happens in the dojo outside of any competitions) pretty much anything goes. You can literally bite a guy’s ear off if he doesn’t submit and no one will chastise you for it.
As a result, the mindset it fosters is a very rigid one. Flexible perhaps in how to go after a target, but the very idea of giving up is anathema. The ruling principle of Karate is: Failure is acceptable, but giving up, never.
In short, you can succeed or die trying. Nothing else.
Systema philosophy instead can be summarised as: Do the impossible, and survive.
Hence in Karate your value is zero. The mission is all. Honour is all. Death is irrelevant. Surrender or giving up is simply not an option.
In Systema your value is total. Win, achieve your goal, overcome impossible odds, but above all, survive.
After I had trained a few years I went to visit my brother in South Africa, and he noted in me a chance that surprised him to the point that he mentioned it out loud after a single day with him.
“What did you do man? You’re like a different person. A lot calmer, even if no less intense.”
I told him about Systema and as a result he went to do some of it with Vadim Dobrin, and I dare say that what he learnt with Vadim, saved his life at least once if not more times.
But now that I have passed the half-century mark, I do not burn with desire to lay out random street thugs, as I did in my youth, when I purposefully would walk around at 3 am through the parks and supposedly dodgy areas of London hoping for some unfortunate thug to pick me. That all said, if trouble comes looking for me, I am not exactly at the wheel-chair section of the “old-fighters” line.
However, I have realised that my lack of Systema specific drills for the last few years is something I need to change again and get back into training my body with those same drills and so on, because the benefits far outweigh the mild discomfort or time it takes to do them. In part I realised this thanks to rather strenuous pruning activity by climbing up and down trees for over a week. While stiff at first, thanks to doing the movements in a Systema way, several aches and pains have left me, and the more serious ones, the result of an injury from my stupidly lifting/shoving a 200kg or so stove into and out of a car by myself, have become more prominent. Which means either I need to see a good chiropractor first and then do the Systema training, or at least do the training. Again, the benefits I highlight are physical ones, but the psychological ones are really probably far more important.
Sylevester, the young guy who came to help me for a week has read my Systema Book and he was explaining to me how doing so had already helped him level up in his jujitsu class in a way that his training buddies couldn’t make sense of. It’s also helped him begin to understand his body and a muscle injury he had in his leg and shortened fascia he has in his feet. It was genuinely a pleasure to see a young man, learning such things so early in life and noticing how beneficial they are to him, but too the attitude he has fostered, which I am sure had its own inborn talent of course, but can only have been helped by the Systema training he learnt from the book, was really quite rare to see in someone that is just over 20 years old.
At one point, one of the branches he was standing on in an olive tree broke off underneath him and he simply fell to Earth as naturally as if he had chose to jump instead of been surprised by a suddenly broken branch.
These are the things you cannot prepare for and that Systema training gives you without you even realising it.
So, I shall begin to train again regularly, even as I continue to do a lot of physical work on the farm, as is required during spring.
I hope those of you who read here will also try to take an interest, as it truly is a beneficial system for your body, mind and soul. The recent sponsorship of the trees, forcing me to say more prayers, together with physical training to limber me up more, is truly quite a wonderful and life-affirming thing. I hope you try similar things in ways that work for you.
This is where you can sponsor an olive tree in the name of a Saint for yourself or others. Prayers will be offered for yourself or the person/s it is being sponsored for, as well as the Saint in question. Once the first 50 trees are sponsored I will add the next 50. CLICK HERE to see how you can sponsor a tree in order to help create a Catholic (sedevacantist) community faster and receive prayers for your effort.
I received an interesting email from a reader of the blog who is also a Kurgan TV member, in it he mentioned how he felt his hand-to-hand skills were probably his weakest link.
It is a sad fact of life (or maybe a divinely good one, it’s hard to tell while we are still roaming the Earth) that as you become older wiser your body begins to tell you that you no longer need to do all that physical stuff quite as energetically. It can tell you this in a number of ways, including failing you in ways that take long to heal.
At some point, I would not want to get into a fight with a half-dozen twenty-somethings with my bare hands.
I did once hold off about 25 “youths” ranging in age from I’d say 12 or 13 to 23 or so. This was in December 2015 so I was 45 already, but I had managed to get myself in a doorway, meaning they could only come at me at most 2-3 at the time and none actually stepped forward. If they had it would have been reminiscent of that scene from a Bruce Lee film. There were no camera in that particular spot of London and as some had bottles in their hands and such, it was likely some might have had knives too. If they had stepped forward I would not have held back with any strike at all and I would not have been concerned about consequences afterwards, as 25 people, even if untrained and pack-like can definitely kill you if you give them any leeway, but inside a gateway that was flanked by solid face-brick columns, I really was not worried. They clearly were as they repeatedly taunted me to try and get me to step out of the doorway, and I taunted them back about being weak little bitches who couldn’t take me even though they were a couple of dozens of them. One threw a bottle at me, which I caught and threw back, narrowly missing his head, but none of them ever stepped forward so after a while I just went through the gate and closed it behind me and went home.
The mentality switches too though, even as your body changes, and as I get older, I think while on one side I’m not as prone to the impatience, and quick temper of youth, and will generally try to avoid issues before they even become issues, if I were forced into a situation now, I would be far less forgiving in my approach. I would be far more concerned with ending the threat as fast and absolutely as possible than whether the other guy would be able to walk or chew solid food again or how badly they might fall flat on the floor and never get up again.
I learnt from 4 decades of martial arts that if I am injured or somehow limited, or scared for others near me, paradoxically, I become far more dangerous than if I am fighting fit and not worried about the confrontation. And an older guy is a bit like a wounded animal. He just wants to be left alone and if you attack him, well, he’s not going to play nice. At all.
If you are only starting martial arts in your fifth decade, you need to approach it a bit differently. Train slower and do a lot more repetitions (ie the “boring” training that the young guys don”t like, but that is really how you develop a skill) and make sure your movements are correct and as perfect as you can get them while you do them at super slow speed in a controlled environment and progress to faster and harder only gradually and always keeping excellent form. A fitness regime to complement your training is also advisable and you need to figure that out yourself on the basis of where you are and what you wish to achieve.
Nothing is impossible, there are 90 year olds doing 20 pull-ups a day, and there are 30 year olds that are obese and will almost croak of heart seizure if they have to run 30 metres.
All that said, my dad, when he was in his 60s stopped an armed robbery. He did karate from a young age and was renowned enough in Italy that when I took a taxi to see his old Sensei in Italy, the taxi driver, knew who my father was by reputation alone. And he’d been away from Italy for over 20 years already. However, when faced with multiple armed robbers in a store, he did not rely on fisticuffs. He used his .45. And he didn’t just wave it about either.
The point being the as you get older you need to adapt to your changing physical circumstances. If you live in a country where it is possible for you to get GOOD combat training with firearms, then do that. And become a regular. Most people, even “trained” ones, completely fall apart under real life scenarios, so your training needs to incorporate high stress and realistic situations within the realms of keeping safety standards too. And no matter how “realistic” training will NEVER get the adrenaline flowing like a real-life live or die scenario, but this is where obsessive repetition under as many different conditions as possible becomes paramount.
These are just some general points. There are, of course, freaks of nature that will take healthy 20-something thugs out while they are in their 70s.
A local man was in the newspaper because he saw two immigrants of African descent harassing a young woman, who was also an immigrant, but of European descent. The man was in his 70s but nevertheless confronted the two thugs, and when they thought they could get physical with the old man, he laid one out with a right cross. he’s been a semi-pro boxer in his younger days. The other thug ran away after he saw his friend hit the pavement cold.
And I am aware of a little old Russian soldier kicking the crap out of two guys that were twice his size and mean, without breaking a sweat. So, while I hope to not have to deal with young punks in my 70s, if I do, I will be taking very much a more Jonah Hex/Punisher approach than a Batman approach.
So, I have been looking for a paypal alternative, and have been using Wise for several months and have to say that it works very well even though it is not as known. It is basically a bank account that allows you to use multiple currencies.
I have no illusions that once it becomes big enough it will probably ask you sign your soul away in blood or whatever, just like all the other bank-y type things, but it’s good to have options if you don’t own your own army, private island chain and nuclear submarines yet.
which you can use to join and then get your own code to send out. They give you a small bonus if and when enough people use the service, as Amazon used to do when they started out. Of course Amazon is now a portal to some lower dimensions of hell, no doubt, but I have no problem using the devil’s tools if they further my aims of spreading Catholicism. On some level we all do it, so, pick your way carefully.
As a few among the Novus Orco are coming to realise that Bergoglio is a Devil-Clown too, after the death of Ratzi the Nazi.
Even Ann Barnhardt, most at some point realise the stupidity of her position in pretending that 1958 Sedevacantists are not correct when she herself is currently a Sedevacantist currently. She has, of course, never responded to my question of how long exactly must the chair remain empty before she too is a “crazy” sede, like us. We know that according to her “logic” it must be between 2 years since that has happened before, and something less than 59 or so at most, since she has definitely been against sedevacantists for at least 5 years and probably more like 10 or 15. So, if Bergoglio lives another ten years or fifteen years, then what, Ann? Are you a “crazy” sedevacantist too then? Come on, be honest, what is the limit line? What if the next “Pope” is some screaming faggot? We know he’ll be a freemason already, since they all are. Are you going to accept the next fake “Pope”?
The truth is that the Novus Orco are just like the Anglicans, and the Mormons, and the Baptists, and all the other 40,000 denominations of protestants: fake Christians.
There is only one True, Holy, Apostolic Church, the same one that always was there and always had Popes and reigned unopposed, is perennially attacked by gnostics, heretics and fakers, and it is the Catholic Church. And as prophesied, it is now but a remnant, as we expected it would become.
All the rest, inevitably, invariably, inexorably, eventually, fall to the side in a manner obvious even to the fooled, the ignorant and the deceived.
Such has happened to all human Churches and such will always happen to all human Churches, for no human institution can survive humans. Only the supernatural protection of Christ has maintained the continuity, infallibility and existence of the Catholic Church. Even as the Eastern schismatics still, as the Protestants, outnumber actual Christians, they begin and continue to fracture.
It is indeed true what Vox quoted of 2 Corinthians 6:14-15
Bear not the yoke with unbelievers. For what participation hath justice with injustice? Or what fellowship hath light with darkness?
And what concord hath Christ with Belial? Or what part hath the faithful with the unbeliever?
Which is precisely why Catholics are not to pray with heretics and schismatics. Not in their fake temples nor have them in ours. At most, we are permitted to quietly sit by for the sake of decorum or avoiding a worse scandal, but that is it.
Do you see now:
There is no salvation outside of the (real) Catholic Church. For all else is literally fake and gay.
It is difficult to demonstrate empirically the difference that perseverance makes in one life, because ultimately the comparisons one makes are mostly relative, between different people doing similar things.
Despite this, over a lifetime, it becomes quite obvious that people who possess the determination to persevere invariably perform better in pretty much every aspect of life. So much so that if one could pick attributes o fB character, I would always choose perseverance over high IQ.
High IQ on its own can in fact be counterproductive beyond a certain point that is roughly around the 130 mark. It has in fact been shown statistically that people in the 150 mark tend to be less successful economically and influentially than people in the 120-130 zone.
120-130 IQ is considered smart by the average person but remains relatable. Beyond that, the smarts begin to delve into realms of thinking and processing that are simply not accessible to the average person, so they begin to feel unease at the 150 IQ person. Unable to track their processes, even when these succeed, the effects look like random madness, weird luck, or some kind of supernatural magic to the normie; and this breeds discomfort in them. As it would if you were dealing with a person whose actions and thinking you simply can’t understand. Even if they are benevolent, you hardly ever can tell if that’s a front or how when or what may cause their behaviour to change. That unpredictability, breeds a sense of unease and fear. Unconscious though it may be most times, it still has a real effect on the social interactions and hence ultimately all sorts of consequences. The result is that, as I said, high IQ on its own is not as indicative of a healthy and happy existence as you might assume.
Perseverance however, lets even mediocre persons achieve things that you might have assumed were out of their reach. The simple act of persevering is how you learn to walk, talk, and learn to read, write and so on. Those who naturally understand that persevering at a task is generally a positive will invariably have better results overall.
Those who also find the sometimes elusive balance of persevering in a task but not necessarily in the same way all the time will generally also outperform those with mere perseverance, if they commit to a long term goal, which is paradoxically harder for them due to their more active imagination.
A simple minded but persevering individual will normally go further in a chosen career than an imaginative one that lacks staying power, but sometimes will also do better than a persevering one with too much imagination.
The ideal combination of high IQ and perseverance is hard to pin down at times, but generally, Insee the main lack in others to be a weak level of perseverance. Especially in the younger generations, this is very important to instil, and I do think it is a teachable skill. It tends to be built on progressive successes and an older or more experienced person showing them that perseverance pays off. It is a generally lacking attribute in humans, so I probably notice when I do encounter it more than most, and it is an inspiring thing to see in a young person.
Saturday I spent the whole day trying to unblock a clogged up drain. Sylvester loyally stood beside me and helped with whatever scheme I came up with. Feeding long metal cables of increasing diameter down the tube didn’t work. Ramming them down the pipe didn’t dislodge much either. Not even when we added a water hose, and the drain was completely blocked for most of the time. We dug down to where the blockage was thinking the pipe might be damaged but the prospect of opening up a large enough work space made the idea seem quite inefficient.
I built a kind oh harpoon head onto the metal cables and we used that for a time and small bits of suds started to come out and a trickle of water started to flow intermittently. This proved the pipe was not crushed, or at least not fully, so it motivated me to continue. I then built a second harpoon like head out of a piece of pipe and we rammed that with a steel cable for hour. Eventually at 11pm we gave up with enough water flowing that a hose down the pipe would not flood back, but I knew the problem was not solved as I could not get the metal cable to go from one end to the other.
The alien penetrator MK II
Overnight, exhausted, after I showered and ate for the first time since I had woken that day, fourteen hours earlier, I passed out on the couch for an hour then went up to bed for a few more and was up again early in the morning. The solution had come to me. Bolt together enough reinforcing bars I had lying around the farm to ram them from one end to the other as a stiff bar instead of a more flexible metal cable. And this I did while Sylvester packed his things for his trip back. The dozen metre long cleaning rod went through from one end to the other but didn’t dislodge the blockage. So I drilled a couple of holes in the tip of the first reinforcing bar, built a little piece of pipe with holes in it and then, pushed the long rod through again and secured the piece of pipe on the end of it; reaching down into the inspection chamber with my head and one arm just enough so I could push a nail through the drilled holes the use a pliers to bend it so it was secured.
Dragging that contraption back and forth and adding the water hose finally did it and lumps of solidified suds finally came out.
I then left the alien probe tied to a metal cable in the pipe. If it blocks again I just have to drag it through and its flared spined head will clear anything out.
Sylvester had worked alongside me the night before without any complaint and at times, when my own energy and inflamed elbow acted up, encouraged us to keep going, as did I when he got tired. It was a perfect example of men working together at a difficult problem. They spur each other on. In the morning he had a long drive and then a business meeting, so getting “blocked drain dirty” was not an option but he still helped as he could by looking over things or holding my legs so I wouldn’t fall fully into the inspection chamber while I tried to secure the attachment on the rod tip inside the drain.
When it finally cleared, just before he had to leave, he admitted he didn’t think I would clear the drain before he left. But I know he understood the power of perseverance, as well as being a little flexible in the approach. That sort of simple but a little disheartening event is what forms experiences that make one grasp at a visceral level the importance of perseverance.
I was predisposed to it from birth as far back as I recall, but I also know my dad had an influence in that he tends to persevere even beyond the realms of sanity at times. Hopefully I learnt to be a bit more flexible in approach, even if I see that my kids at times think I am crazy. But the first step is perseverance. Flexibility of approach comes later. First dig a hole and fill a hole a few hundred times, then we worry about the why and the how later.
Having a high IQ and a low tolerance for humans in general has allowed me to more or less succeed at doing what I wanted where I wanted, with who I wanted, most of my life. It is only now with small children and over the half century mark that I am applying myself to what might be termed “long term success”, for the sake of my family. Prior to that my perseverance was limited to personal pursuits like martial arts, hypnosis, my delving into various philosophies and ideologies out of curiosity, my studying of history, and so on, but these were all things I could run in parallel to my working life with little or no interference. I have chanced not just jobs but entire careers multiple times, have left jobs on the spur of the moment when an idiot “in charge” acted in ways I found unacceptable, and made everyone I worked for more money than they expect me to make them, without exception, even when I left out of the blue, I made sure I had achieved more than I had been contracted to do. And if they left me alone to get on with it, I usually performed beyond all expectations.
It is an interesting process to switch my perseverance from the imperative of protecting my personal, internal mostly, but also external freedom, to put it in service of building something that hopefully can withstand the ravages of time and be a base for my children, and in other words, be a basis for their freedom to be protected. It is not particularly difficult to do, just different and there are some different approaches to learn, but it’s a fairly easy process.
Anyway, my point is, if you survived the generic serums, the constant brainwashing directed at you from every platform in the West, the lies you were raised on, by people who for the most part bought the lies themselves too, the intentional deceit related to money and its creation and accumulation, the general injustice on Earth, maybe even the lies you were told about Catholicism and the current fake Novus Orco Church of Moloch, well… good.
You passed the initiation. You can now begin to become one of the people who knows the importance of perseverance.
A) Care even remotely at all about pretty much ALL the news. Certainly anything related to politics and politicians, be it their agendas, the supposed actions or inactions of this or that party or politician or their voter’s idiotic belief that anything they do concerning their vote will in any way affect anything. And of course the other news, os even more inane. I retain a mild interest in the war by the (((deep state))) USA against Russia, and even milder interest in the slow-cooking one between the same (((neocon dual citizens))) and the Chinese takeover of Taiwan. Mostly I’m looking to the horizon and absent mushroom clouds I return to my olive trees and gasifier experiments.
B) Explain to normies why A.
The average person is simply light-years away from understanding that pretty much 90% at a MINIMUM of what they think matters in their day-to-day lives is completely irrelevant, meaningless and fake. The things that matter are really few and simple:
Can you feed your family and provide adequately for them.
Are you prepared as best you can be, so that in the case of drastic events you remain able to provide for them and protect them.
Have you got reliable people nearby that you can rely on to pull together with you in the case of said drastic events taking place.
Chemtrails. Can you find a way to stop them, who controls them and apply pressure to end them.
Food security. Related to all of the above but also to whatever inane laws or legislation might currently make your food sources less secure, safe and healthy. Eg. Cricket dust is not food and neither is American cheese that you can literally light on fire because it is essentially a plastic derivative.
The last two points on that short list are really the only ones for which one may want to get involved in politics. However, given the current completely corrupt state of Western governments (and it’s not much better anywhere else) achieving actual changes in those departments is probably likely to require armed revolution, so, probably not quite the kind of politics most are willing to sign up for.
There are other things on the list depending on your situation. If you’re young you may be wondering if having a family is even worth it.
Yes. Yes it is. And don’t wait. If I had advice to give my younger self it would be to make children when still in my twenties. Would it have been harder? Maybe back then, sure, you’re younger, more impatient maybe, you may feel hemmed in from your “dreams” but let me tell you, no dream compares to having children.
If you’re single you may be worrying about finding the right person. Don’t. It’s easier now in a way. All the idiots announced themselves.
If you’re a pureblood stick to purebloods and you’ve already filtered out the vast majority of unsuitable partners right off the bat.
If you’re now a mutant look for a mutant at your level (1 shot, 2 shot, more…) and that has comparable health to your own.
You may want to try and pick the perfect country to live in… but… no one knows where that is. Some idyllic paradise islands in the Pacific were turned into radioactive nightmares by the atomic bombs the Americans blew up on the most beautiful places on Earth. Africa was relatively free and lawless when I was a child and now it’s less free and in some ways more lawless and not in a good way. South America can be relatively free and lawless in a good way if you end up in the right spot, but no one knows where that is, and it can become a hellhole of criminality overnight. America is a police state run by Satanic gay pedophiles, but you might find a godforsaken hill somewhere in redneck country where you’ll be fine. Until they Ruby Ridge you. Rural Russia might be ideal, if you speak Russian and can get settled there, but the draft or war might kill you down the line. About the only thing you can be sure of is that the middle-east continues to suck; and always will.
So the point is change your perspective. Keep in mind what matters and what is just illusion and fluff. Have physical books. Find God. Pray and work and train and build and grow and learn and study and rest and contemplate the clouds.
Life is not what they tell you on the retard drool-box you have in your home.
If your heart isn’t pumping and you’re not laughing in the face of adversity, or cursing it as you fight against it, you’re not living, you’re just waiting to die.
I am not sure if it was growing up in Africa in some edge-of-the-world situations, or simply genetics, which given my family history as far back as I can find it would also make sense, but I always had a mindset that as the Romans used to say: Si pacem para bellum. If you want peace, prepare for war.
As I don’t have an underground base with submarine tunnel to other secret bases and laser turrets for miles and miles around my property, I invariably feel less prepared than I’d like.
However, given the last 3 years of observing average humans, I think I am probably ready for civilisational collapse healthily well within the top 1% of the planet’s population. In fact I am almost entirely certain I am within the top 0.1% of the population of where I live generally, as well as globally. That said though, my overestimation of humanity prior to the great covid revelation, leads me to wonder if I might actually be underestimating that figure. Possibly by an order of magnitude.
What do you think? If you woke tomorrow and the city you lived in was suddenly overrun by zombies, how would you fare?
If your city/town/area suddenly became an anarchic free-for-all where might makes right, would you be food, prey, or hardened target?
Most people who think they would be ok are in fact woefully unprepared. Even in London, we actually had go-bags. Which sounds absurd, until you realise most people don’t even have that.
Here not so much because in that eventuality we consciously made this place be more like the Alamo, and in most cases taking the last stand here would be the smart thing to do, as unless dealing with official military and air to ground attacks, the place is quite defensible.
But I do wonder. Maybe I am in the top 0.001 or even 0.0001% of people. Certainly on a global scale that may be the case, although the only ratio that counts is your immediately local one first and regional second.
Anyway, I am curious about the level of preparedness of my readers. Where do you think you are?
What Makes a Good Inquisitor
While, sadly, we are not yet at the point where actual inquisitors are examining evil satanists/statists/gnostics and so on, it can be argued that eventually we will get there.
Secondly, theoretically, any member of the armed forced or law and order can potentially double as secular versions of inquisitors.
Vox, in his recent post on why he will never relax the rules on his platform of Social Galactic concerning clean speech, and certainly will not be making any exception for foul-mouthed Owen Benjamin, or anyone else, made a very important statement:
He is correct, but I do feel it might be useful for the average normie to perhaps have a little more explanation, in order not to fall into the usual binary trap.
For example: Let us assume that one lives in a country where the penalty for murder is death.
Sounds great initially. No murders very likely and if some happen the perpetrator is soon dealt with.
However, what about a dad who catches and kills a serial killer pedophile. According to the rules, he should get the death penalty. But it is clearly against the concepts of justice and fairness. So we may be in lined to make a rule “except if you kill serial murderer pedophiles”.
And then along comes one that says what if it was just two kids the pedo has killed? Is that serial? Hmmm… ok yes.
What about just one? Yeah ok fine. And most people would still be ok with that but then it goes to “well my 99 year old grandmother was in awful pain from cancer and she asked me to end her life on video, so I did…”
And you see that before too long, a couple of generations or so, it would become ok to shoot someone for stealing bread.
So… what is a good inquisitor to do?
Well, depending on his level of authority and ability to act in the specific situation, he could simply let that heroic dad go. Pretend he didn’t see anything. In the modern age, with cameras and DNA and so on this becomes very difficult. Unless you have 2000AD style “judges” the situation is likely to end up in “the machine”.
And once you are in that system, chances are you’re not getting out unless you have a good inquisitor style judge. Why do I say inquisitor style? Because in reality, the inquisition was far fairer than any current court in the modern era.
But that aside, the inquisition ruled using Roman Law, which is a far superior legal system than anglo-saxon so-called “common law”.
The reality is that Roman Law works on the Principle as the large frame, but the details being relevant to each specific case. So, while we can all agree that murder is wrong, certain murders are far worse than others. And some probably require a medal and a small lifelong pension, or at least a large bounty.
A judge acting under Roman Law has a lot of latitude in how he evaluates a crime or an injustice, and, if the judge is a good, honest and fair one, his judgements will generally be correct and appropriate.
This needs to be balanced, however, by the needs of society. For example, during the Spanish inquisition, contrary to popular belief, homosexual sodomy was not usually punished legally. The individuals might be shunned or ridiculed if their proclivities were made public, bit in general only pederasts of a violent nature were killed, and then only too few of them: 163 in total. Similarly, what you have been told about the thousands of pretty women being burnt at the stake for refusing the advances of corrupt priests, is not true either. The grand total of women burnt at the stake for witchcraft in the 200 year period of the Inquisition was… drumroll… 12.
Yes. Not quite the feminist holocaust it’s been presented as. But you know what did happen in Protestant countries? Up to 700 executions a year for something like stealing a loaf of bread to feed your family.
Protestantism is binary.
Catholicism is human.
So, while the Inquisitors need to be wise and merciless with the heretics, impostors, frauds, and evil persona with nefarious designs, they need to know when to be absolutely inflexible with rules that may appear extreme to the secular degenerates that compose out society today, and when to let that supposed “violent monster” get a pass, because in reality he is just a man doing what no one has the courage to do nowadays, which is, to right the wrongs that should never be allowed to go unpunished, like the rape of children, as one example.
And beware of the “reasonable” idea that the death penalty is barbarous and never to be inflicted on anyone. It is a lie. The death penalty is just and entirely appropriate for certain crimes and it is, and always has been, and always will be, Catholic dogma that the death penalty is a necessary part of any just and actually any Catholic legal system.
Beware the “reasonable” man. He’s more likely to be a Freemason than the “unreasonable” man that acts as per Catholic dogma.
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By G | 28 April 2023 | Posted in Social Commentary