Comments on: We are what we see

By: wimminz

wimminz — Fri, 28 Feb 2014 22:53:54 +0000

I don’t.

Some days / times I get the urge to get something down in writing.

I don’t even proofread as I type, I can edit after to catch the worst errors

Invariably I drift from what I started saying

I stop typing when it’s dried up

I guess that isn’t going to help any, but there isn’t a method, except having me time and thinking and observing the world and trying to remember when something does pop in my head long enough to get to a keyboard.

By: stress

stress — Fri, 28 Feb 2014 22:44:05 +0000

First of all I want to sayy awesome blog! I had
a quick question which I’d like to ask if you don’t mind.
I was curious to find ouut how you center yourself and cclear your tnoughts prior to writing.

I have had a difficult time clearing my mind in getting my
thoughts out. I truly do enjoy writing butt it just seems like the first 10 too 15
minutes are wasted just trying to figuure out how to begin.
Any recommendations or hints? Thank you!

By: Wake

Wake — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 21:03:08 +0000

“…the discontent neccesary for agitating the west has not been reached yet.”

Get those pink glassed shades off your face. For most of the West:
unhappy populace: done
corrupt legal system: done
corrupt political system: done

Add to this decades of divisive fag-worshipping, wimminz-pedestalising, immigrant-privileging and other policies aimed at fragmenting society. The powder is dry and action ready.

By: Digger Nick

Digger Nick — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 17:52:55 +0000

The thing is, hans, you can see the global economy much like a giant supply network. Input, output, input dependencies.
Basically everything is chained together, and dependent upon oil and the trade and transport thereof.
What happens if the US were to collapse? Well, that entire supply network now fucks up in major ways, and since everything
is basically interconnected those fuck ups affect everyone.
So yeah, those plutocrats represent you, because them actually maintaining their monopolies stands between you and certain death.

But hey, what do I know, right?

By: hans

hans — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 12:38:35 +0000

Only problem seems to be that the “stupid” Ukrainian masses don´t seem too keen on CIA puppets like that Timochenko bitch or Dr. Fistfuck. Instead lots of svastikas in the air and Jews fleeing like bats out of hell.

BTW the only thing “the US” is going to trade is airborne intercontinental ballistic missiles if they continue badly reenacting the 1914ies a hunderd years later.
I put “the US” in parentheses because I hope the majority of ´mericans actually don´t associate the plutocracy in Washington with being actually American but in fact nothing but corrupt(ing) traitors.
Here´s hoping for small wonders. 😉

By: Digger Nick

Digger Nick — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 23:50:58 +0000

In order to destabilize a country you need an unhappy populace, and an incredibly corrupt legal and political system.
And once you find a country that could allow you strategic leverage over a hostile nation, that is easy to destabilize, you just send in a few agitators and hack away at the minds of the people.
Some of that is happening, however the discontent neccesary for agitating the west has not been reached yet.
Why do you think the feds are grabbing as many anti-riot measures as they can?

I think that ukraine was a class act tough, the operation was a great fucking success, hell the US Might even be able to trade ukraine’s port for syria’s. Let them keep running the petro-shekel for a while longer.

By: Wake

Wake — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 19:20:32 +0000

What I have learned from Libya, Syria, Ukraine et all is that the cabal has become quite good at engineering destabilisation and fucking up whole countries.

One day the other side will play the same games against the West. It’s best to be ready.

By: hans

hans — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 01:40:38 +0000

If on finds himself in the middle of that crap it may be just academical knowledge as to the why or even how.

But it pays to keep all types of channels open for surveillance of the situation.
Especially when the moron middle-management in the White House, Berlin/London/Paris/Bruxelles gets told to poke the Russian Bear some.
What could possibly go wrong?
Well you enlisting of your own free will in their goon armies, for a start.

By: Digger Nick

Digger Nick — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 22:04:51 +0000

Thing is, if it’s bussiness, there has to be a profit made, know what I mean?
There’s no profit for people like that to rioting. Or shooting people you don’t give a shit about.
There’s just risk. And why take the risk when you aren’t getting paid?

By: Digger Nick

Digger Nick — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 21:29:26 +0000

Hey old man, ever noticed how in prison racial gangs form. What if ‘civilised’ society became so much of a PC prison, people needed to form racial gangs to survive.
A slow genocide is still a genocide. And those vicious thugs might be a neccesity to get rid of the factors causingi t. Maybe those radicals are neccesary after all.
Most of us grew up fighting off niggers trough our childhood, then laughing at 1guy1jar for a pasttime. Misery, now there’s a joke worth laughing at. It’s not misery facing the youth
it’s complete and utter despair at an entire race being destroyed by organized jewry. They know fuck all WHY they’re hated, they just are. Think that breeds people that actually feel shit about violence?
Or feel shit at all?
Heh. There’s no emotions to violence, it’s just bussiness.