The Post-Partisan Emporium

  Charlie Kirk: The Life and Death and Life of a Great White Psyop  Richard Solomon I know—another Charlie Kirk article. Try not to puke. However, I think his story can provide insight into Mossad-Deep State psychological operations as well as the trajectory of Western Civilization, and perhaps we can even have a bit of fun along the way. Charlie Kirk was a psyop, in both life and death. At first glance, he looked like the standard astroturfed “Christian conservative” charged with leading a segment of the White demographic into the Palantir control grid abattoir. Kirk fit right in with the mediocrities who rise to the top of a kakistocracy. So why kill him? First, a disclaimer. I’m not trashing the dead. I’m merely describing Kirk’s role. My condolences to the Kirk family. I’m also not judging Kirk. I didn’t pay his bills. High-status, moneyed, and power/authority positions in the West require fealty to ZioCorp. That includes everyone from senators to big-ticket influencers to...

  Assassination Book Club I was at a book club at a pub in Cardiff, just after the Trump assassination attempt in July 2024. It wasn’t my book club, and I didn’t know I was taking part in it, but I accidentally got involved. Johnny Vedmore I hadn’t even read the book in question. I had taken a seat out the back of a local pub and was typing away as the table next to me began to fill with this group of youthful-looking readers ready to discuss a Salmond Rushdie book they’d been reading. I didn’t realise that was what they had planned, but I was soon drawn into the conversation they were having until I realised it was a book club, and I bowed out, only to return to typing. They sat talking for an hour or so, discussing the ins and outs of what appeared to be a relatively stale read, and each of the book club members gave away a little of their true natures while commenting on the book. As I typed, I overheard the conversation they were having, and after the book club was over, the ta...

  How to Orient an Organism Understanding Depression, Collapse, and Triumph J. Daniel Sawyer Emerging from primordial musical chaos, light dawns on a new Earth, and we see the title card  The Dawn of Man . A tableaux unfolds in which semi-erect apes get attacked by leopards, hunt with their bare hands, and fight wars over access to water, before inspiration strikes—perhaps sent by the gods—and one curious ape makes a connection between the way a discarded bone knocks other discarded bones around, and the usefulness of that bone as a weapon. Smashing the bones around him, the ape works himself into a state of triumphant, orgiastic glee. He takes the bone and uses it to defeat the rival tribe, hunt game, and rule his small corner of the world until, in a celebration of triumph, he throws the bone up into the air, where a quick scene change lands us in orbit above the Earth, traveling alongside spacecraft, space stations, and weapons satellites. The first tool in the conquest of ...