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An Inconvenient Revolution Charles Hugh Smith It's inconvenient when those whose sacrifices are essential to the system get fed up and find some other way to live. Convenience isn't just about small appliances. It's also about ruling nations.  Let's start with the semantics of ruling nations. Some labels might be viewed as somewhat inflammatory (Kleptocracy, anyone?), so let's stick with the neutral  Ruling Order . Some things have been extraordinarily convenient for the Ruling Order.  Take the life and death of one Jeffrey Epstein, an intel "asset" who assembled a veritable goldmine of dirt on an astounding collection of bigwigs, and then became, well, inconvenient. Very conveniently, the security camera in his cell failed, the guards dozed off and he hung himself in this fortuitous interlude.  This was the acme of convenience. Extending the Surveillance State into Big Tech's planetary-wide social media networks was also convenient , and a bargain to

Neil Oliver asks “I Wonder What Would Happen If”… Sundance   Jumpin’ ju-ju bones, Neil Oliver is going to that place publicly and loudly, that many of us have contemplated and discussed quietly with hushed tones and knowing nods. What Oliver outlines in this monologue does not need much discussion amid the audience awaiting its arrival.  After all, he is basically discussing the logical consequence to the current state of political affairs not only in the U.K but also in the United States.  However, that said, it is rather remarkable in the era of government sponsored fear of rebellion, complete with labels of domestic extremism attached, to see Oliver’s voice bravely citing the outcome. With 87,000 new IRS agents authorized by the regime quietly assembling for their assault, as Oliver notes, “ there is nothing to fear if we have each other ” and are willing to stand the gap as an ally for our fellow man.  What Oliver is saying is profound, true and could – in the most significant of w

Technocracy is Insane, Anti-Human and it WILL Fail The Corbett Report by James Corbett There's no shortage of black pills for those in the conspiracy reality community to swallow. In fact, it's difficult to avoid swallowing a mouthful of them every time you scroll through the news feeds. Just look at these stories from the past few days: And And And get a load of this one: You get the point. It's almost impossible to browse the news anymore without giving up all hope for the future of humanity. We're all going to be fed into the maws of the technocratic slave system and have our fingers broken by our new chess-playing robot overlords and there's nothing we can do about it. After all, when you ask an AI image generation bot to predict what the last selfie a human ever takes will look like  you get this : I guess we better just abandon all hope now, right? Not so fast. Here's a great big white pill for you: the technocratic system of tyranny is  going   to fail .