The Post-Partisan Emporium

  But It's A Benign Dictatorship The Trial of Robocop RADIO FAR SIDE One of my favorite films of all time is  Paul Verhoeven’s  Robocop . It is probably the second greatest dramatization of Fascism ever put to celluloid, surpassed only by the unbounded genius of Orson Wells and  Franz Kafka  teamed up on  The Trial . The latter is more cerebral and depressing, following the tribulations of a man consumed by a cold and lifeless system (hint: humanity loses), while the former is a prophetic satirical romp through modern globalist society (hint: transhumanity wins). If you have any doubts whether you live in a Fascist utopia or a Socialist one, watch  Robocop  and compare it to your immediate environment. Most likely, you live in a Fascist utopia, with a thin veneer of Socialism to make it appear to have a heart and soul. Thanks to nearly a century of unrelenting propaganda, most people think Fascism was defeated in 1945, making the world safe for So...

  Neuroinflammation & the Zombie Mind Stunning interview with Dr. Michael Nehls JOHN LEAKE Yesterday a Substack reader graciously sent me the link to Tucker Carlson interview with Dr. Michael Nehls. Without question, it is the most stunning interview I have ever seen. To explain just why I found it so stunning requires a few prefatory remarks. When I finally came down with COVID-19 in June 2022, I carefully recorded my physical and mental states. My primary symptoms were: 1). A general feeling of malaise that reminded me of a nasty hangover. 2). Extreme fatigue. I immediately treated it with the McCullough Protocol and was able to perform my normal activities on day three, including a long walk. In some ways the illness resembled severe colds I’d had in the past, but it was utterly unique in the way it affected my emotional state. For two weeks I was beset with a general feeling of depression and frequently plagued with gloomy thoughts. I asked Dr. McCullough what he thought ab...