Militant Islam Is Losing the Deep Fight
It’s taken many years, but the deep fight against militant Islam is being won.
It’s taken many years, but the deep fight against militant Islam is being won.
All we want is to continue to exist. And the terrible, awful secret of life is that everyone always gets what they want. Palantir has been created to do exactly that.
It’s no surprise that places like New Zealand, Canada and Australia are still such backwaters even in 2025. We are the descendants of people who never felt they had the right to rule, and it shows.
This means the only thing stopping the government from defaulting is fear.
The kids are fine. It’s the parents that need to be kicked in the butt.
The lesson is straightforward: if you cannot break your conditioning about forbidden words, then you aren’t really free. You belong to power.
The first vision that accepts humans for what they are – and allows them to be happy as they are – will win the future.
Everyone has an ‘I am’. It’s time to figure out what that is for you – and defeat wokeness forever.
It’s also never been easier for the Vatican to control politics using the internet.
What separates those who think they are good and refuse to commit evil from those who know their actions will be seen as evil but do them anyway, is that the latter support each other. Evil always sticks together.
If the mast on New Zealand’s ship of state breaks and must be replaced with an Indian mast, how soon before the entire ship becomes an Indian ship?
Another five years into the future, and it will shock you how much Covid never happened. Don’t let that happen. Keep talking about it.
I fear this corruption will only become stronger when the bill inevitably dies on the parliament floor. You must tell people how they are being robbed – and warn them that, if no changes are made, more will be taken from them in the future.
Whenever another person tells you something unsolicited that smells like a social code for cool, make it clear that you understood the code but hold it in contempt.