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Yes, Arjuna indeed!!! It seems the Bhagavad Gita was written for just these times. In the Bhagavad Gita (Chap One, sloka 28-32) , after confiding in Krsna his fears, Arjuna says, "My limbs become weak, my mouth dries up. By body trembles, and my hair stands on end. Gandiva (the bow) slips from my hands. My skin is also burning. I can scarcely remain standing; my mind is reeling. And I see bad omens, O Krsna. And I forsee no good that could come from having slain my own kin in war. I do not crave victory for myself, Krsna, nor kingdom, nor pleasures. Of what use is kingdom to us, O Krsna? Of what use pleasure, or even life? A few words of wisdom from Krsna to Arjuna in reply...(Chap two, slokas 32- 37) "Happy is the ksatriya (warrior) , Son of Prtha, who meets with such a fight which, falling to his lot by chance, throws open the door of heaven. But if you will not engage in this righteous battle, then having forsaken your own particular dharma as well as glory, you will incur sin. Besides, men will recount your unalterable dishonor; and for one who has been held in honor, dishonor is worse than death. Great warriors will think you withdrew from battle out of fear, and you, having been highly thought of by them, will be made light of. Your enemies will speak many unseemly words, scorning your courage. What could be more painful than that? Either, slain you will gain heaven, or victorious, you will enjoy the earth. Therefore, stand up, Son of Kunti, resolved to fight." (Antonio de Nicolas translation.)

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Melvin Clive Bird (Behnke)'s avatar

Below is a close, point-by-point critique of the claim that “the Bhagavad Gita was written for just these times,” focusing on (a) the text as quoted, (b) Antonio de Nicolás’s translation choices, (c) the original context and philosophical import, and (d) the strengths and dangers of applying these verses “literally” today.

1. “Written for just these times” – a self-fulfilling claim?

• Universality vs. specificity. It’s common to feel ancient scriptures “speak to our moment,” because they address perennial human anxieties: fear, moral ambivalence, duty, mortality. But that universality is different from “written for” the 21ᵗʰ century.

• Contextual gap. The Gītā emerges from an epic narrative (the Mahābhārata) set in a specific late-Vedic milieu, with a caste‐based martial code (varṇāśrama­dharma). To claim it was “meant” for our globalized, nuclear-armed age risks ignoring its roots in a warrior aristocracy’s internal debate about kin-slaying.

2. Translation nuances: de Nicolás’s rendering

• Slokas 28–32 (Arjuna’s despair).

• Phrases like “my hair stands on end” (śrīr gacchaty akṣi­kāla ca) are visceral, yes—but many English versions render the same line more calmly as “my hair bristles” or “my flesh creeps,” slightly dialing down the horror.

• “My skin is also burning” (śīta­vāsā vahnina iva) literally means “my skin feels like cold ashes on a fire,” an oxymoronic image hinting at total disorientation. De Nicolás’s “burning” captures the panic but loses that poetic tension.

• Slokas 32–37 (Kṛṣṇa’s reply).

• De Nicolás uses “door of heaven” for svarga­dvāra; many translators opt for “path to heaven” or “heavenly portal.” “Door” is vivid, but may overemphasize a literal afterlife reward.

• His “incur sin” (pāpaṁ ca) is accurate, yet some lean more toward “negative karma” than a moralistic “sin,” reflecting different theologies.

3. Arjuna’s crisis – psychological realism or melodrama?

• Strengths. These verses brilliantly capture acute moral-existential dread. We see Arjuna not as a stoic ideal but as a human torn by compassion vs. duty.

• Caveat. In modern therapeutic terms, Arjuna’s symptoms resemble an acute panic or trauma reaction. But the Gītā immediately corrals that into a debate on “dharma” (duty), short-circuiting any allowance for conscientious objection or moral evolution beyond one’s “station.”

4. Kṛṣṇa’s “duty imperative” – dharma, honor, and violence

• Varṇāśrama­dharma logic. Kṛṣṇa frames the battle as Arjuna’s svadharma (one’s own duty). This tightly binds moral worth to the preservation of caste-role hierarchy—in this case, warrior duty—even if it means fratricide.

• Honor > life. “Dishonor is worse than death” (naiti mṛtyu śreyas)… This valorizes social reputation above ethical questioning. It has been used historically to justify all manner of state violence in the name of preserving “honor.”

5. Modern applicability: power and peril

• Positive parallels. - Moral paralysis: Any of us facing a wrenching public- or self-sacrifice can relate to Arjuna’s terror and to the need for clear ethical guidelines.

• Duty ethics: Kṛṣṇa’s stress on acting without attachment to outcome resonates with later justifications for public service, emergency‐responder training, even certain forms of secular “mindfulness under pressure.”

• Dangers of literalism.

1. War justification. Invoking “righteous battle” risks serving as a scriptural green light for modern warfare, drone strikes, or regime change—none of which map neatly onto a Vedic war over dynastic succession.

2. Neglect of empathy. By subordinating compassion (“I see no good…”) to duty, one may silence dissent, pacifist conscience, or calls for diplomatic alternatives.

3. Caste-based baggage. The Gītā’s fortress of varṇa and lineage has little place in a pluralistic democracy. Applying its injunctions without critique can inadvertently re-entrench hierarchies.

6. Beyond the battlefield: the Gītā’s deeper teaching

• Yoga as integration, not war. The rest of chapter 2 unfolds the three yogas (karma, jñāna, bhakti)—paths toward inner liberation. The core teaching is to act (karma) without selfish attachment, to see the Self (ātman) as beyond birth/death, and to dedicate all to the Divine.

• Metaphorical reading. Many modern readers treat the Kurukṣetra battle as a metaphor for the inner war of mind vs. duty, ego vs. higher Self. In that light, “slaying one’s kin” becomes “overcoming one’s lower impulses”—far removed from justifying any external violence.

7. In sum

1. Translation matters. Every choice shades the text; de Nicolás’s vivid, at times forceful language heightens drama but can overemphasize literal reward/punishment.

2. Historical-cultural gap. The Gītā addressed a caste-bound, warrior society; our pluralistic, anticolonial world must reinterpret its injunctions rather than adopt them wholesale.

3. Universal vs. prescriptive. Arjuna’s fear and Kṛṣṇa’s call to duty resonate for any ethical crisis—but the saga’s ultimate aim is inner transformation, not geopolitical conquest.

4. Caution on “these times.” Yes, the Gītā speaks to anxiety, moral complexity, and the challenge of action under pressure. But invoking it as a playbook for modern war or culture-war struggles risks twisting its deeper spiritual teachings into a narrow, militaristic code.

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Takeaway: Read the Gītā as an invitation to master your own turmoil by acting selflessly and with discernment. Beware of co-opting its “righteous battle” rhetoric to justify literal violence or rigid social hierarchies—and remember that its ultimate battlefield is the human heart.

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Bendt Obermann's avatar

WTF!?!? Is the Cuban Rubio an AAAngel or a Satanic minion or just a big-eared shyster-punk?!? It's so confuzzzing!

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Melvin Clive Bird (Behnke)'s avatar

This Statement by A. Dugin is a typical example of his Rhetorical Agenda:

1. Over-simplification of Political Realities

Binary framing (“MAGA-Revolution” vs. “Right Atlanticism”)

Political leaders routinely navigate multiple constituencies and international pressures; presenting Trump’s options as a stark binary ignores the complexity of U.S. foreign policy, internal GOP factions, and institutional constraints (e.g., the separation of powers).

Even staunchly “America First” policies under Trump (e.g., tariffs, NATO funding demands) often coexisted with conventional alliances—a nuance lost in this either/or dichotomy.

2. Mischaracterizing “globalism”

Labeling NATO partnerships or resource deals as “far-right globalism” conflates two very different phenomena. Globalism typically denotes economic and political integration beyond national borders—often championed by centrist or left-of-center policymakers—whereas “far-right” movements emphasize nationalism and sovereignty. Blurring these terms undermines analytical clarity.

3. Questionable Causal Claims

Rare earths deal ⇒ war

The assertion that acquiring rare earth minerals from Ukraine necessarily “means war” is a non sequitur. Resource agreements are standard geopolitical tools, not automatic war-traps. If anything, diversifying supply chains can reduce strategic vulnerabilities, potentially lowering the risk of conflict over resources.

There is no historical precedent that a minerals procurement deal itself precipitates war; conflicts over resources arise from contested sovereignty, not mere trade agreements.

Naming AfD “extremist” ⇒ war on Germany

Even if a hypothetical “MEGA” European extension of MAGA denounced Germany’s AfD, such a declaration lacks any mechanism to trigger military conflict. The argument supposes that rhetorical repudiation equals an act of war, which misreads both international law and diplomatic practice.

4. Logical Fallacies and Conspiracy Thinking

Argument from silence (“Still no Epstein list… Still no Fauci or Bill Gates arrests”)

The passage treats the absence of public revelations or prosecutions as proof of “retreat” or “mess,” ignoring standard legal procedures and the roles of independent judiciaries. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, especially in complex investigations.

This approach mirrors conspiracy-theory reasoning: any delay or lack of disclosure is taken as proof of a hidden betrayal, rather than standard due process.

False dilemma and slippery slope

The text implies that any deviation from an absolutist MAGA line (e.g., engaging with longstanding allies) signals total collapse or capitulation. Political strategy is iterative; minor concessions do not inexorably lead to wholesale abandonment of one’s platform.

Emotive, Manichaean language

Phrases like “satanic wisdom of his enemies” and “evil is still here” frame politics as cosmic moral warfare rather than a contest of policy ideas. Such rhetoric flattens complex geopolitical issues into moral absolutes, discouraging nuanced debate.

5. Ignoring Institutional Constraints

Presidential limits

A U.S. president’s ability to “declare war on Germany” or unilaterally enforce domestic arrests (e.g., of Fauci) is nonexistent under the Constitution. The passage repeatedly ascribes to Trump powers he does not possess, revealing a fundamental misunderstanding of separation of powers and international law.

Role of Congress and the courts

Major policy shifts—ratifying resource deals, reorienting alliances, or pursuing criminal charges—require legislative action, judicial process, and bureaucratic implementation. By neglecting these realities, the text sets up unrealistic expectations for what Trump (or any president) can achieve in 100 days.

6. Selective Use of Examples and Voices

Elevating fringe voices as “authentic”

The passage cites Marjorie Taylor Greene as the “genuine MAGA-base voice,” yet opinion polls show the MAGA coalition is diverse, including libertarian-leaning, evangelicals, and working-class voters, many of whom differ significantly from Greene’s positions.

Cherry-picking the most extreme factions skews the portrayal of “MAGA” as monolithic, when in reality it contains internal tensions (e.g., isolationists vs. national-security hawks).

Neglecting counter-evidence

The critique omits the substantial pro-Ukraine sentiment among many Trump supporters—rooted in anti-Russian attitudes and concerns about European stability. By ignoring this, the argument presents a one-sided view of MAGA opinion.

Conclusion

The passage under review constructs a narrative of irreconcilable extremes, looming betrayals, and cosmic battles that does not withstand scrutiny. It relies on binary framings, misrepresents policy mechanics, and employs conspiratorial logic to cast every nuance of traditional diplomacy as proof of betrayal. A more rigorous analysis would acknowledge institutional checks on presidential power, the heterogeneous makeup of the MAGA coalition, and the strategic rationale behind alliances and resource diversification. In short, politics is neither a binary struggle between globalist evil and sovereign salvation nor a stage for unilateral, near-omnipotent leadership—but a complex arena of compromise, procedural constraints, and competing interests.

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Summa Neutra's avatar

Dear Professor Dugin,

Marjorie Taylor Greene is out here talking about “getting back to the bases.” On the surface, it sounds like a call for grassroots clarity; but make no mistake, this is a very loaded message, especially when it touches on Israel and American global policy. The question is: which bases is she really talking about?

Let’s start with the obvious. The true base of MAGA isn’t some broad populist coalition. It’s rooted, first and foremost, in the Bible Belt. That’s where the movement draws its emotional and ideological power. It’s a fusion of Calvinist Christianity, oligarchic capitalism, Monroeist foreign policy, and a very specific prophetic worldview. Add to that the Industrial and Agrarian Belts; the Rust Belt in particular, which are deeply culturally aligned with the Bible Belt, and you have the real MAGA: a coalition that runs on God, nationalism, and economic restoration.

What do these people actually care about internationally? One thing: Israel. Everything else is filtered through that lens. I’ve been to these places. I’ve heard how they “praise the Lord, bless Israel, and pray for fire from the skies over Iran, Syria, Yemen, Palestine, and now even Turkey.” They see the world as a battleground between those who bless Israel and those who defy God’s plan.

This is not just religious fervor; it’s imperial doctrine, wrapped in prophecy. It’s Monroeism 2.0. The original Monroe Doctrine was about asserting U.S. dominance in Latin America, but today it’s been globalized. Modern Monroeism is about asserting U.S. military, ideological, and economic supremacy everywhere, especially in the Middle East. And under this framework, Israel isn’t just an ally; it’s America’s biggest, most strategic military base in the region, propped up by the Pentagon and glorified by evangelical prophecy.

And what about Greene? She either doesn’t understand this or is pretending not to. She wants to sound like she’s fighting the Republican war hawks, trying to sideline people like Marco Rubio and the neocon machine, but she misses the bigger picture. The MAGA base doesn’t want peace. They want holy war, as long as it aligns with their vision of divine justice and American revival.

So is Greene really complaining that Trump isn’t listening to the bases? Because if she is, she’s either confused or gaslighting. The truth is, the MAGA base wants war with Iran, they want industrial sabotage against China, and they want the rare earth minerals that will bring new factory jobs to their communities. If achieving that means going to war, they’ll support it. They’ll support Trump to the very end, waving flags and quoting scripture.

I know these people. If the MAGA base were stationed in Germany or Russia and viewed us as obstacles to their prophetic destiny, they wouldn’t hesitate to pull the trigger. That’s how militant they are.

Greene should stop theorizing from D.C. and go visit a random Baptist church in Georgia. Just one. Sit through a Sunday sermon. She’ll hear the same story: they all voted for Trump, they’re praying for Israel’s dominance, and they see Iran, China, and anyone who resists the will of God as enemies. These churches are not fringe; they are the moral engine of the MAGA movement, and they’re not preaching peace; they’re preaching divine warfare.

Of course, such funding has nothing to do with state-to-state diplomacy, but everything to do with the real loyalties of MAGA’s evangelical base; those same pastors who stood at polling stations in 2024, praying and counting votes "in transparency," not just for Trump to win, but for Israel to strike Iran with God's help.

Trump isn’t just some populist fluke. He’s a product of this fusion: American exceptionalism, biblical literalism, economic nationalism. These people don’t want peace; they want divine retribution dressed up as foreign policy.

And let’s not forget Greene’s recent meeting with Russia’s economic minister. Nobody really knows what was discussed, but let’s be honest; it was probably about critical minerals, oil prices, and securing resources for Trump’s promised industrial revival. Trump told the Rust Belt he’d bring China’s factories to Michigan; and those workers believed him. They understood the trade war. They understood the geopolitical sabotage involved. And Greene now seems to be hesitating on that agenda?

It doesn’t add up. In 2024, I saw how workers stood behind Trump, not just because of culture wars, but because they understood the economic vision. They know that rare earths, energy security, and manufacturing jobs are the new holy ground. And they’re ready to fight for it; with Trump, for Trump, and with a Bible in one hand and a flag in the other.

Let’s not romanticize any of this. The MAGA base is not a passive crowd waiting for peace. They are a militarized, spiritual, and imperialist movement, grounded in a very specific understanding of American destiny. And they are absolutely willing to back war; so long as it brings jobs, fulfills prophecy, and keeps the flag waving high over Jerusalem.

Warm regards,

Summa Neutra

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Melvin Clive Bird (Behnke)'s avatar

The statement you’ve shared makes a sweeping, deeply critical argument about the true nature of the MAGA movement—and particularly about its “base” and its foreign-policy impulses. Below I will unpack its key claims, assessing evidence, pointing out strengths and blind spots, and suggesting where its analysis overreaches or undersupports itself.

1. “The true base of MAGA … rooted … in the Bible Belt”

• Evidence for evangelical dominance. Pew Research finds that white evangelical Protestants remain the most reliable demographic for Trump: as of late April 2025, 72% of white evangelicals approve of his job performance—far above the 40% average among all U.S. adults . Moreover, during the 2024 cycle, exit‐polling showed over 80% of white evangelical voters supported Trump’s candidacy (compared to under 50% among white non-evangelical Protestants) .

• Limitations of overgeneralization. However, the statement blurs the lines between “evangelical” and the entire Bible Belt. The Bible Belt also includes historically Black Protestant churches, mainline Baptists, and an array of Pentecostal and charismatic congregations—many of which did not vote monolithically for Trump. Sizable Black Protestant and Hispanic Catholic populations in the South leaned against him in 2024, demonstrating that making “the Bible Belt” a uniform bloc overstates its ideological coherence  .

2. “A fusion of Calvinist Christianity, oligarchic capitalism, Monroeist foreign policy, and a … prophetic worldview”

• Calvinism vs. broader evangelicalism. While many Southern Baptists and Reformed churches do root theology in Calvinist ideas of predestination, a large portion of the MAGA‐aligned “evangelical” world is Arminian in theology (e.g., Assemblies of God, nondenominational megachurches). Thus, to label the base uniformly “Calvinist” ignores significant theological diversity.

• “Oligarchic capitalism” and economic policy. It is true that wealthier donors and corporate interests (e.g., fossil‐fuel magnates, private equity) have funneled money into MAGA campaigns. But there is also a strain of economic populism—tariffs on China, “buy American” rhetoric, anti-DEI crusades—that cannot be reduced to “oligarchy.” Indeed, Pew shows 67% of white evangelicals approved of substantial tariff increases in Trump’s first term , suggesting some antagonism to unrestrained free markets.

• Monroeist foreign policy. The leap from the 19th-century Monroe Doctrine (a hemispheric policy) to a “global Monroeism” glosses over important distinctions. While Trump withdrew from international agreements (e.g., Paris Accord) and rhetorically challenged NATO , his administration also deepened U.S. involvement in the Middle East via the Abraham Accords. Equating all of that to a monolithic imperial doctrine simplifies a more complex, sometimes contradictory record.

3. “International focus: Israel … they ‘praise the Lord, bless Israel, and pray for fire … over Iran, Syria …’”

• Evangelical solidarity with Israel. Multiple surveys confirm that white evangelicals are the most pro-Israel religious group in America. As of April 2025, over 80% of white evangelical Protestants said they held a favorable view of Israel .

• Incendiary rhetoric vs. mainstream belief. While some fringe pastors have indeed invoked “fire from heaven” imagery, most mainstream evangelical leaders frame support for Israel as part of a broader “religious freedom” agenda rather than explicit calls for bombings. In fact, major evangelical organizations (e.g., the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission) have cautioned against dehumanizing language or apocalyptic militarism .

4. “This is not … religious fervor; it’s imperial doctrine, wrapped in prophecy”

• Prophetic foreign-policy arguments. It is correct that Christian Zionism—the belief that modern Israel’s restoration fulfills biblical prophecy—plays a role in some circles. Yet equating all MAGA supporters with this theology stretches the evidence. Among white evangelicals, younger and nondenominational churchgoers are less likely to endorse dispensationalist prophecy than their older counterparts .

• Imperial ambition? The statement’s description of “Monroeism 2.0” implies an explicit, coherent strategy to dominate the globe militarily. In reality, Trump’s foreign-policy moves have often been transactional (e.g., pushing NATO allies to increase defense spending) rather than seeking direct territorial or hegemonic control outside the Western Hemisphere.

5. Critique of Greene’s role and “gaslighting” charge

• Greene’s “getting back to the bases” phrasing (presumably at a Jan 2025 rally) is ambiguous. Public transcripts show her invoking “the grassroots” to demand more aggressive post-Israel-Hamas concessions from U.S. leadership—but without naming specific military installations or calling explicitly for war . Thus, accusing her of “gaslighting” may unfairly attribute to her a level of strategic intentionality that her rhetoric does not clearly bear out.

• Feasibility of her intra-party critique. It is fair to say that Greene often positions herself against the GOP establishment. But labeling her as either ignorant or deceptive about the “real MAGA base” overlooks that she appeals to a subset of that base—more conspiratorial, more anti-establishment—rather than to the entire coalition.

6. Economic-geopolitical drivers vs. religious motives

• Rare-earth minerals and Rust Belt jobs. The statement links evangelical fervor directly to geoeconomic goals (e.g., “industrial sabotage against China,” “rare earth minerals”). While trade-war rhetoric and promises to bring manufacturing back to Michigan did resonate in the Rust Belt, Pew data shows such voters rank the economy highest, but not necessarily at the expense of peace—most still preferred diplomatic solutions over direct military action against China or Iran .

• Holy war vs. realpolitik. Surveys of white evangelical attitudes toward the use of force show a majority favor strong defense measures, but a smaller proportion endorses preemptive strikes or calls it a “divine mandate.” The rhetoric of “holy war” is largely confined to fringe pulpits, not the mainstream voting base.

7. Conclusion: A nuanced picture

• Heterogeneous coalition. MAGA’s “base” is best understood as a coalition—white evangelicals, Rust Belt workers, anti-establishment conservatives, and populist nationalists—not a monolithic, prophetic army.

• Overlap of religious and economic motives. While religion (especially Christian Zionism) intensifies support for Israel, many MAGA voters are primarily driven by economic or cultural concerns (immigration, jobs, perceptions of decline), with foreign policy a secondary issue for most  .

• Greene’s ambiguous message. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s call to “get back to the bases” may rhetorically invoke the grassroots or even imply armed readiness—but it stops short of endorsing clear imperial or prophetic objectives. Her statement is vague enough that it can be read—and perhaps intentionally misread—in multiple ways.

In sum, the original statement incisively calls out genuine currents—evangelical support for Israel, populist economic nationalism, strident anti-establishment fervor—but it overstates their uniformity and coherence, and it sometimes collapses distinctions between mainstream concerns and extremist rhetoric. A careful critique recognizes both the real influence of religious and regional identities in MAGA politics and the diversity within that coalition.

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Peter Olofson's avatar

Amen to that.

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Maristella Tonello's avatar

Non sta andando come avrebbe dovuto. Trump ha sottovalutato il suo nemico e forse non ha la voglia di combatterlo fino in fondo. Facendo così perderà consensi dall'America profonda, quell'America che lo aveva votato.

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Klaus Hubbertz's avatar

Ma Trump ed la sua squadra sono soltanto l'altra ala dello stesso avvoltoio ...

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José S Mendez's avatar

Finally you wrote that all western politicians are drug's addicted. Something i say for years. I saw even more, All western politicians olygarches cultural and scientific elite are maniacs perverts psychopats lunatics pedophiles and when not homosexuals they are even worst bisexuals!!!

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Olaf Aalop's avatar

Because the real power brokers are the Rothschilds. Trump is beholden to them. That's who we are indebted to. Cancel the debt and we win. It will be rough. Time to pull off the bandaid

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José S Mendez's avatar

Trump is part of deep state is an olygarch in a corporativist country a fascist disguised as democracy better saying demoniac.

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Thomas H Birmingham's avatar

My ass, Trumps new next door neighbor is Alvin Malnick, the head of the jewish mob and master of the Black Boulet. "fighting the deep state" means alot different to me than it does to you. BTW again Mr. Alex, i need you to get my friend out of Mexico and to Russia. do me one solid and save that pregnant idiots life.

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FarmGirl's avatar

I see the second Trump administration as full of Captains Courageous, which Kipling reference may be more familiar to American audiences. It's filled with brave folks fighting with strong leadership skills for a better tomorrow. Of course, being humans, they are tripping now and then. So what? Their efforts are undeniably bigger and better than we've seen in decades - from either party.

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Peter Taylor's avatar

Part 1 of 3

Hi Alexander,

I agree with your comments and concur 100% … ARJUNA for sure, Fīat iūstitia ruat cælum is a Latin legal phrase, meaning "Let justice be done though the heavens fall." whilst evil is the enemy being fought, as is known evil will not succumb readily, it will thresh around, striking out at all and everything perceived as a threat, that is the basis for its overt attacks on our most vulnerable and purist amongst us, children, being an attack upon all we value and need to sustain ourselves as a species, as humanity, inclusive as we know the attacks upon the family, as has been noted, the attacks upon our children via the depravity and perversions of individuals who have fully succumbed, the attacks upon procreation the natural order, being an attack upon our very existence as homosexuality, transgenderism, LGBTQ+++++Z has become a dominant battle cry for those who have also succumbed as they take the agenda well beyond conventional accepted norms of equanimity.. so many ills impacting us.

Our divorce rates are off of the charts, in the West divorce now so pervasive it has become a weapon of choice for the feminist culture, such has been the success of their deploying it, any excuse used to bail, to exit, latterly the more extreme excuses to mask woman’s own shortcomings or coveting better, better money, housing, car, status that excuses such as abuse, lazy husbands, mysogynist, are used all to frequently, despite the fact in many cases of woman initiating divorce that they are doing so simply because they see the grass as greener on the other side… boredom, also a factor, however and typically they have become besotted with all they hear and are exposed to on Social and Mainstream Media… the old excuse I love you but am not in love with you now meant to be and suffice for the quick fix, so many woman regretting their decisions, pleading with husbands to take them back, give it a second chance, to not throw away all that has been created, bit late after the fact, post defacto when no such consideration factored when they felt on top of the world, endorphins racing as they made their choice irrespective the hurt caused husbands, children, wider family….

Now that men no longer are willing to engage or date, to contemplate settling down and marrying being put off by these manly, domineering woman, woman who wish to compete with men, who have lost their feminity, no longer able are many woman to distinguish between the roles of the sexes, let alone to accept their role, the preponderance of divorce instigated woman, especially in the civilised and cultured West 😂 now in the high 60%’s.. thus men have rightly for their own peace of mind, self respect totally disengaged, not interested as noted above in a serious relationship of any kind at any price, even high income, high nett worth men no longer prepared to readily engage, unless with a partner of equal or better means.

Men today seeking contentment, fulfilment, true peace, no incessant arguing, bitching, arguing, being challenged including their masculinity, no longer prepared to suffer loss of wealth accumulated because of arcane and one sided divorce court outcomes, to be denied raising their children, or worse, to be tricked by conniving, lying and truly treacherous woman to raise children they know are not the mans they saddle with the debt of paying for, whilst they happily take the money from the men they have saddled with the liability of paying for children they, the woman know are not his…, and if the man doesn’t pay he’s fined heavily, worse, incarcerated, meanwhile woman decry and bemoan any compulsory DNA testing in order paternity be established.. go figure…. promiscuity and no accountability, simply lie and saddle some poor sod with loving, bonding and raising children he misguidedly believes to be his own, it is now reliably reported that three out of every five paternity DNA tests receipts unequivocally show the man raising the child, referred to or denoted on a birth certificate as the father of said child IS NOT the father … that is sick, an indictment against such woman indulging such but is overtly evil.

Indeed a closer examination of what we are being assaulted with, including the aforementioned as noted herein represents but a small sample of what afflicts us as a society and can be construed as evil, hence we know that coupled the denigrating and dismantling of the most central to sustaining morality, decency in humanity, is the bedrock and foundation for us all namely…. THE FAMILY, however the family is being attacked from every conceivable direction and is at real risk of disintegration, fewer marrying, having the will to marry, prepared to procreate…

Add to this mix, our weather and the attempts to control the very same, amongst said attempts endeavours to control the same, including attempts now to block the Sun, this after the green new energy zero carbon scam has rallied around solar as the new panacea to solve warming I mean you seriously couldn’t nor would read about it let alone believe such if it wasn’t factually reported, the latest being U.K attempts to mask the Sun.

We know and science abounds with evidence that global warming is a naturally occurring phenomenon together cooling of the earth, both being naturally occurring cycles that the Earth periodically has been impacted from the beginning, yet warming has been seized upon as a means of bilking ever more Trillions to be moved to governments and thence onto the few…

Add the development and use of HAARP systems to control and dictate what were once naturally occurring events, events endowed humanity by our creator such as earthquakes, wild fires, mudslides, floods, cyclones, volcanic eruptions etc… now a plaything for those possessed of such technology, the attacks on agriculture impacting our food supply, vast tracts of farmland being acquired by Corporations and uber wealthy individuals, sold off by governments, vast numbers of livestock, poultry all culled from national herds because of suspected health comprises that might jump species impacting ourselves, control of the food supply is real and happening in real time presently…

The control of and contamination of our waters, of our energy, our housing and resulting in not only shelter but of all of the main salients relied upon being the building blocks necessary to sustain life, no longer readily, freely accessible or available. Instead the very same all becoming a luxury to be afforded the few.. what was once seemingly an abundance and inherent right now no longer such.

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Melvin Clive Bird (Behnke)'s avatar

The statement you’ve provided is an expansive, emotionally charged litany that weaves together legal aphorisms, moral absolutism, conspiracy theories, and sweeping social judgments—yet it rests on a foundation of logical leaps, factual inaccuracies, and biased value‐assumptions. Below is a systematic critique of its main components.

1. Invocation of Latin and Sanskrit without coherent context

“ARJUNA for sure, Fīat iūstitia ruat cælum… whilst evil is the enemy being fought…”

• Misplaced references. The Latin maxim fīat iūstitia ruat cælum (“Let justice be done, though the heavens fall”) is indeed a venerable legal aphorism, invoked in cases where adherence to principle outweighs all costs. However, its sudden coupling with “ARJUNA”—the hero of the Mahābhārata epic in Sanskrit literature—introduces a cultural conflation without explanation or relevance. There is no recognized legal or philosophical tradition linking the two, making “ARJUNA for sure” a non sequitur.

• Moral absolutism. Describing “evil” as a monolithic, personified force that “threshes around” imposes a Manichaean worldview that obscures the complexity of human motivations, social structures, and systemic injustices.

2. Demonization of LGBTQ+ identities

“…homosexuality, transgenderism, LGBTQ+++++Z has become a dominant battle cry…”

• Hateful and scientifically unfounded. Major health and psychological associations unanimously reject the notion that homosexuality or transgender identities are pathological or “evil.” The American Psychological Association (APA) removed homosexuality from its list of mental disorders in 1974 and has affirmed that “homosexuality per se implies no impairment in judgment, stability, reliability, or general social and vocational capabilities”  .

• Conversion‐therapy discredited. Attempts to “cure” or “convert” LGBTQ+ people have been condemned as unethical and harmful by the APA, the World Psychiatric Association, and numerous other bodies .

3. Misrepresentation of divorce statistics

“Our divorce rates are off of the charts … now in the high 60%’s.”

• Actual divorce rates are far lower and more nuanced.

• In the United States, the crude divorce rate in 2021 was approximately 2.4 divorces per 1 000 population—not 60%. Even “rate of marriages ending in divorce” (which can be misinterpreted) hovers around 40–50% for first marriages, and has been declining over the past two decades  .

• Across OECD countries, crude divorce rates range roughly between 0.6 and 3.6 per 1 000 people, depending on the nation, with an OECD average of about 2.5 per 1 000; none approach “60%” .

4. Exaggerated paternity‐fraud claims

“… three out of every five paternity DNA tests… show the man… IS NOT the father…”

• Peer‐reviewed studies report non-paternity rates of only 0.8–4%. A comprehensive review found a median rate of 3.7% (range 0.8–30%) in published studies, but those higher figures often derive from biased samples where paternity was already questioned  .

• The “50–60%” figure is an urban myth. Scholars have traced its origin to non‐random testing populations (e.g., disputing parents) that cannot be extrapolated to all families .

5. Conspiracy theories about weather control and HAARP

“… attempts now to block the Sun… the development and use of HAARP systems to control… earthquakes, wild fires…”

• HAARP’s true purpose. HAARP is a U.S. research facility studying the ionosphere; it lacks the energy and mechanism to “trigger earthquakes” or “control weather.” Conspiracy claims have been repeatedly debunked by NOAA and fact‐checkers such as Reuters, which affirm that no known technology can generate or manipulate hurricanes or seismic events  .

• Solar geoengineering research ≠ “blocking the Sun.” While scientists have proposed reflective aerosols or other solar‐radiation‐management ideas as a last‐resort climate‐mitigation tactic, there is no credible program, especially in the U.K. government, actively “masking the Sun” today.

6. Denial of anthropogenic climate change

“… global warming is a naturally occurring phenomenon… seized upon as a means of bilking ever more Trillions…”

• Overwhelming scientific consensus. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), NASA, and over 200 scientific academies agree that more than 1 °C of warming since the late 19th century is “very likely” due to human activities—chiefly greenhouse‐gas emissions—and that recent warming cannot be explained by natural variability alone  .

• Economic dimensions acknowledged, but not “scam.” While climate policy involves financial flows (carbon pricing, green investment), labeling the entire enterprise a “scam” ignores the demonstrable physical risks, documented impacts, and cost–benefit analyses of mitigation versus continued inaction.

7. Food‐supply and livestock‐culling assertions

“… sold off by governments… vast numbers of livestock, poultry all culled… to control the food supply…”

• Disease control, not conspiracy. Culling (e.g., during foot‐and‐mouth or avian‐influenza outbreaks) is a veterinary measure to prevent zoonotic spillover and protect both animal and human health. There is no credible evidence that culls are orchestrated to engineer food scarcity for profit or control.

8. Commodification of water, energy, and housing

“… no longer readily, freely accessible… becoming a luxury to be afforded the few.”

• Real social challenges, miscast as monolithic conspiracy. It is true that global inequality and rising housing costs strain many families; debates over privatization, regulation, and subsidy are vital. However, presenting these as part of a unified “evil” agenda without differentiating policy debates from conspiratorial maneuvers obfuscates rather than clarifies constructive discourse.

Conclusion

This statement conflates legitimate concerns (family stability, affordability, climate risk) with unfounded conspiracies and hateful stereotypes. A rigorous critique demands we:

1. Distinguish evidence from emotion. Evaluate claims against peer-reviewed research and reputable data (OECD, IPCC, APA, NOAA, etc.).

2. Avoid demonizing language. Social challenges require nuanced analysis, not a Manichaean battle against a monolithic “evil.”

3. Uphold respect for human rights. Condemn hate speech against LGBTQ+ people and recognize the ethical imperative to support inclusion and evidence‐based policy.

Only through clear reasoning, factual grounding, and respect for all individuals can we pursue justice—fīat iūstitia ruat cælum—without succumbing to the very “evil” of misinformation and bigotry that the statement purports to oppose.

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I don’t respond on principle to machines, how about using your own mind instead of your fingers Melvin… presumably you have one, although I actually doubt it given your inability other than via a machine utilising A.I to collate and enunciate thought… Bye bye… HAL

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Melvin Clive Bird (Behnke)'s avatar

They obviously will read the Critiques.

Yes I have 10 fingers which includes 2 thumbs and 2 index fingers,

and HAL you are a biological computer.

You don’t respond, because you are unable to respond.

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Peter Taylor's avatar

Part 2 of 3

Whilst the attack on our belief systems, our religions, influencing as we know appointments of even the pope.. nothing it seems in this regard having changed since the events in Jerusalem led Ben Ciaphas his Pharisees and Sadducees all those millennia ago, whilst presently aided and abetted sadly by the weaknesses and proclivities of individuals and family members of many of those who hold and find themselves in positions of authority and power we know have compromised their morality, thus opening themselves up to intimidation, threats, blackmail by the forces that wish us harm, wish to take control, no better exemplified the political class (Out of Control in the U.S it seems) with both the elected and unelected, many it can be said by dent of the non sensical decisions they willingly make, of the positions they take, seem it can be said, to have succumbed being so impacted, that, or they have simply sold out, sold themselves, their constituents out as they have gleefully taken the monies offered and proffered them… serving not their constituents but their true master, money… the Moolah and those who control and offer it.. sadly we see that for so many in authority it is the wealth they covet, a supposed easy accumulation of wealth for which they’ll do anything to obtain and to so acquire… unfortunately true service is not or any longer the true priority for so many, for many their service has become a grift.

The impact of Third parties like Epstein, believed to be an Intelligence gathering Op for Israel, Epstein being but just one of many soft power projectionist types together those hailing from Hollywood, or involved in the popular Music industry, many of whom opine they sold their souls, made a pact with the devil for the wealth, fame and stardom reciprocated them by the a studio or Label, payment for what? services rendered, influencing, like a pied piper to leading to oblivion, so many obsessed and obsessing over them, their inane and banal comments and advices.

Equally involved attacking us all are entities like AIPAC, the many Foundations, Think Tanks, Councils, NGO’s etc… all supposed virtuous, with innocent sounding names USAID, Council Foreign Relations, Chatham House, Trilateral Commission, Club of Rome, Atlantic Council, BMG Foundation, Open Society etc, etc, etc, together the monied interests of the Finance, Corporate and many Individuals which sadly has resulted in many of such whose involvement and interactions result in the sullying and dirtying of what ought be sacrosanct…. resulting in the compromise of personal integrity and morality… including the integrity and morality of our Business and Commercial sector, with so many happy to take the baubles offered and to look the other way… DEI, ESG, BLM, LGBTQ++++++Z, Transgenderism, Transmen in Woman’s Locker Rooms, Sports, No Praying in Public, nor as is the case it seems in your own home, all prosecutable, Orange Man Bad, on and on, as they obfuscate or just deny reality, even challenged by the Qs… What is a woman?… many men in positions of power will not give a correct factual answer despite themselves being born of a mother of their own, being born of true womanhood, through the matrix of the flesh… it is both sad and so evil this propagated denial of basic fact together History as we know it being either erased or rewritten, no acknowledging Russia’s outsized role in defeating all but single handed Hitlers NAZI’s.

The unconditional surrender of NAZI Germany signalling the end of WW2 was signed on May 7, 1945, in Reims, France, with these signatories:

* General Alfred Jodl (Chief of Staff of the German Armed Forces) signed for Germany.

* General Walter Bedell Smith (Chief of Staff for Supreme Allied Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower) signed for the Western Allies.

* General Ivan Susloparov (Soviet liaison officer) signed for the USSR.

* Major General François Sevez (French representative) witnessed the signing.

* Terms: The document stipulated Germany’s unconditional surrenderto the Allies, effective May 8 at 11:01 PM Central European Time.

Joseph Stalin protested, rightly so, arguing that Soviet forces did the vast majority of the fighting to defeat the Nazis and that the Soviet Union had earned the right to preside over a more formal signing in Berlin, which took place on May 8, 1945. Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signed for Germany in the presence of Allied representatives, including Soviet Marshal Georgy Zhukov. Although the surrender went into effect at 2301 hours CentralEuropean time on May 8, that corresponded to 0001 hours, May 9, in Moscow. Thus, while the May 7 Reims surrender was the first, the Berlin signing on May 8 is celebrated in the West as the official end of the war in Europe, while Russia commemorates the event on May 9.

Now for the facts about who had the heaviest lift — The Soviet Union inflicted at least 3–4 million German combat deaths (KIA+MIA), plus millions more wounded or captured. When including POW deaths, the toll rises to ~5 million.

No other Allied nation came close to inflicting such losses on Nazi Germany. The US and Western Allies, by contrast, inflicted approximately 374,000 German military deaths, permanently disabled about 85,000, captured over 8 million German soldiers, and caused between 350,000 and 500,000 German civilian deaths through strategic bombing during World War II. Fear of falling into the hands of the Soviet army explains why so many German units scurried like frightened rats to the frontlines of the Western allies and surrendered to the US and British soldiers. The figure that ought to haunt the West is the number of German civilians killed by US and British bombings of cities — we killed more civilians than we did German combatants.

[Above (2) Para’s Ex More U.S Lies, Hubris and Distortion of Historical Fact … Sick Ex Larry Johnson Received 03.02.2025 NZPST Filed Colour Coded “RED”

https://larrycjohnson.substack.com/p/donald-trumps-grotesque-lie-about?utm_source=post-email =162737333&utm_campaign=email-post title&isFreemail=true&r=1iecun&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email]

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Here is a detailed critique of the statement, organized by its principal themes:

1. The “attack on our belief systems” and corrupt authority

“…influencing as we know appointments of even the pope… compromising their morality… opening themselves up to intimidation, threats, blackmail…”

• Conspiracy‐laden framing. Claiming that “forces” covertly manipulate Church appointments (or any high office) through kompromat and blackmail is a classic conspiracy narrative. While personal scandals have sometimes influenced Church or political appointments, there is no credible evidence of a single, unified “force” systematically controlling them behind the scenes.

• Lack of concrete examples or sources. Broad allusions to “weaknesses and proclivities” without identifying any specific cases, dates, or documents render this assertion unfalsifiable—and thus inherently untrustworthy.

2. Jeffrey Epstein as an “Intelligence gathering Op for Israel”

“Third parties like Epstein, believed to be an Intelligence gathering Op for Israel… Epstein being but just one of many soft power projectionist types…”

• Rumor vs. evidence. Some former Israeli intelligence officers have speculated that Epstein may have provided compromising material on powerful figures (a so-called “honey-trap”) . But these remain unverified allegations. Major investigative outlets (e.g., The New Yorker) emphasize that while Epstein’s connections were wide, concrete proof of Mossad direction or oversight is lacking .

• Cherry-picked anecdotes. Relying on ex-agents’ memoirs or sensational claims (e.g., from Ari Ben-Menashe) without corroboration in court records or credible journalistic investigations falls far short of rigorous evidence.

3. “Pact with the devil” trope in entertainment

“…those hailing from Hollywood… many of whom opine they sold their souls…”

• Metaphor dressed as fact. Artists sometimes describe the industry’s pressures in Faustian terms—but no serious historical or sociological study supports the idea of literal occult pacts underpinning fame.

• Distraction from real critique. If one wishes to analyze commercial pressures on art, it’s more productive to look at market forces, corporate sponsorships, and media consolidation—rather than supernatural allegories.

4. NGOs and Think Tanks as shadow “attackers”

“Entities like AIPAC… USAID, Council on Foreign Relations, Chatham House, Trilateral Commission, Club of Rome, Open Society… dirtying what ought be sacrosanct…”

• Legitimate vs. clandestine influence.

• The Council on Foreign Relations is a public, non-partisan think tank founded in 1921 to inform U.S. foreign policy debates; it publishes Foreign Affairs and openly convenes experts and policymakers  .

• AIPAC is a registered domestic lobbying group advocating for U.S.–Israel relations; while critics decry its influence, it operates transparently under U.S. lobbying laws (and does not “secretly” direct policy) .

• Over‐generalization. Lumping together dozen of NGOs with different missions (humanitarian aid, policy research, philanthropy) into a single “evil” bloc ignores their varied, publicly documented activities.

5. Social‐justice movements cast as assaults on “family values”

“DEI, ESG, BLM, LGBTQ++++++Z, Transgenderism… Transmen in Woman’s Locker Rooms…”

• Mischaracterization of equity efforts.

• DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) and ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) are frameworks many organizations adopt to broaden opportunity and manage risks—not conspiracies to undermine society.

• BLM, LGBTQ+, and transgender rights movements seek legal equality and protection from discrimination; they do not constitute an agenda to “attack” families but rather to safeguard vulnerable communities.

• Fear‐mongering language. Labeling inclusive policies as an “attack” on basic rights (e.g., restroom access) conflates legitimate debates over policy details with existential threats—undermining constructive dialogue.

6. “What is a woman?” and denial of basic fact

“…many men in positions of power will not give a correct factual answer… being born of true womanhood, through the matrix of the flesh…”

• Biology vs. gender. While chromosomal and anatomical criteria define sex, gender identity encompasses lived experience and social roles. Modern medical and psychological associations recognize transgender identities as valid aspects of human diversity. A refusal to engage with this nuance oversimplifies complex scientific and social realities.

7. World-War II surrender and casualty figures

Detailed account of Reims (May 7) and Berlin (May 8 / May 9) signings; Soviet vs. Western Allied inflicted losses.

• Historical accuracy. This section is largely correct:

• The first unconditional surrender was signed at Reims on May 7, 1945, effective May 8 ©11:01 PM CET.

• The more formal Berlin ceremony occurred late on May 8 CET (May 9 Moscow time), celebrated as Victory Day in Russia.

• Soviet forces indeed bore the heaviest fighting and inflicted several million German military casualties, compared to roughly 374 000 German military deaths at the hands of U.S. and Western Allied forces .

• Incongruity. Amid a landscape of baseless conspiracies, this sober historical recap stands out—and its inclusion highlights how verifiable facts can get lost within a broader tapestry of misinformation.

8. Conclusion: Evidence ≠ Emotive Rhetoric

This statement interleaves:

1. Conspiracy theories (shadowy “forces,” intelligence ops, NGO cabals).

2. Scapegoating of marginalized groups (LGBTQ+, social equity movements).

3. Accurate history (WW II facts).

A rigorous critique must:

• Demand verifiable sources. Distinguish between peer‐reviewed research, reputable journalism, and anonymous rumor.

• Reject demonizing language. Avoid framing complex social or political phenomena as manifestations of an all‐powerful “evil.”

• Champion nuanced analysis. Legitimate policy debates (on lobby groups, equity initiatives, child protection, climate, etc.) deserve fact‐based discussion—not sweeping moral panic.

Only by anchoring arguments in transparent evidence and respectful dialogue can we uphold both truth and justice—true to the spirit of fīat iūstitia ruat cælum, without succumbing to the “evil” of misinformation.

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Part 3 of 3

These attacks no better exemplified than the assault on our health, our DNA, the building blocks of life itself think back to all that occasioned and occurred COVID.. professionals in medicine, science, the media, many of whom knew better, were more learned and educated who knew truth, could see it but were seduced the monies offered, how many health practices paid and received outsized sums all incentivised to ensure their entire book of patients or as many as possible were jabbed with poisons.. who were afraid of losing practice licensing, research grants, became afraid to speak up and out, thus ending the most viscous assault on the health of humanity ever experienced. During the U.S DoD orchestrated COVID event, hospitals remained silent because of outsized recompense offered and paid them for treating per the COVID protocols ordained by non medical professionals and for mis-collating data to support an anti humanity agenda, churches shuttered, strip and XXX rated clubs however permitted to stay open, all legitimate protest cancelled, together with funerals, weddings, that if were not prohibited became severely curtailed in terms of the permissable, this, whilst gay rights, BLM activists were permitted to congregate ad nauseum, all totally incongruous, an upside down world.

Apparently no bodily autonomy when it involves a Vaccine it seems, but abort a baby, kill a child in the womb by pulling it apart, forcibly dismembering the foetus, literally pulling it apart akin slow cooked meat while in the womb and that’s ok, bodily autonomy the cry, my body my choice, but the very same dik tat denied us all who opt out of being forced to accept administering into us a drug, the Qs is then… Where is then the freedom of choice to choose what one accepts being administered…. into one’s body?.. Euthanasia and self determination of a choice to die legislated now in many Western jurisdictions now given CHOICE STATUS, again it’s all a hypocrisy, the result totally incongruous.. but then as we know Molloch and Baal need to be given their quota of blood through war, death, injury, all are a part of the satisfaction required whilst as a side hustle there is money, the ultimate evil, to be made.

We have transformed and elevated something completely necessary …that ought be readily and utilised as a means to simplify exchange, namely money to a status unbefitting something so transformative.. money has been given obsessive values, it is coveted, people kill to acquire it, will commit all kinds of larceny to acquire it, it has been given and acquired god like status together and alongside many amongst us who have bestowed upon themselves such status the result of wealth accumulated, no one begrudges an individual personal wealth, indeed many whose endeavours and smarts have enabled themselves acquisition of vast wealth ought rightly be celebrated and held up as examples of what can be achieved, they deserve the plaudits and recognition given and earned… but sadly to many misuse what they have been blessed to receive… deploying wealth to attack humanity… buying influence from a political class many of whom have aside from their snouts feeding in the public trough, sucking off of the public teat have never ever achieved or done anything meritorious or substantive in their lives, happy they are to look the other way for easy money thrown at them, literally feeding off of the crumbs that fall from their monied masters table.. many possessed of weak character, their morality or lack of opening the door to compromise, their being compromised impacting you, me, our families our communities, the nations served…

Hence as noted.. I fully concur your sentiments Trump is being assaulted by a wounded beast, intent on ruination not only of Trump version 2, seeking as they are a replay of round one 2016 - 21 albeit they were at him far earlier than 2016… have not ceased, it’s been relentless, pray he is strong enough and guided appropriately including by the Spirit to truly overcome and in so doing to dismantle completely an pent up evil, built up since the beginning of time but that which has become more prevalent over the last 6 centuries in particular during the so called modern world..

Many of our institutions all compromised, National Assemblies together key Administrative functions of governments, Economics and Fiscal Policy, Energy, Domestic and Foreign Policy, Finance, Law, Justice, Policing, Education, Health, Defence, the international checks and balances we rely upon such as WHO, U.N, CDC, FDA, FAA, ICC, ICIJ all politicised, many corrupted, even our capital markets are now orchestrated, contrived affairs, Central Banks amongst the largest customers and supporters of said markets, the markets now and more latterly just one big manipulation… so much to unwind, peace and humanity’s survival is at stake… multipolarity a new paradigm, long awaited, much wanted, a return to national sovereignty … Russia therefore must win this War, there can be no compromise the alternative does not bear thinking about, cannot be contemplated, fascism via liberal globalist ideology cannot succeed in its latest iteration, it was defeated, by Russia its peoples the 1940’s, it must be again the present… just saying ..

Kia Kaha (Stay Strong) from New Zealand

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Below is a structured, point-by-point critique of the statement, isolating its main claims and examining each against evidence, logic, and ethical consistency.

1. Claim: COVID-19 “assault on our health… professionals… seduced by monies… jabbed with poisons”

• Safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines.

• Tens of thousands of clinical trial participants and hundreds of millions of real-world recipients have shown that authorized COVID-19 vaccines dramatically reduce risk of severe illness, hospitalization, and death, with serious adverse events remaining extremely rare  .

• Monitoring systems (VAERS, Vaccine Safety Datalink, etc.) are designed to capture every potential adverse event, then rigorously investigate and contextualize them. Deaths reported after vaccination are not assumed caused by vaccines; rather, they trigger careful review—and no signal of widespread harm has emerged  .

• Financial incentives vs. “poison.”

• While governments and insurers did reimburse providers for administering vaccines, this is standard public-health practice (e.g., childhood immunizations) and not unique to COVID. There is no evidence of “poisoning” patients; indeed, global health bodies credit vaccines with saving millions of lives during the pandemic.

2. Claim: The U.S. Department of Defense “orchestrated COVID,” hospitals “mis-collating data,” and non-medical “protocols ordained” for profit

• No credible evidence of DoD orchestration.

• Investigations into COVID origins and response have found no proof that the U.S. military or DoD manufactured, released, or directed pandemic policies. While the Pentagon did run some public-health outreach campaigns abroad, domestic policy was set by CDC, HHS, and elected officials—subject to public scrutiny and judicial review  .

• Data-collection and clinical protocols.

• Hospital treatment protocols (e.g., remdesivir, dexamethasone, monoclonal antibodies) were rapidly updated based on emerging trial evidence and expert consensus, not top-secret directives. Accusations of wholesale data fraud are unsupported by independent audits, peer-reviewed studies, and the experience of frontline clinicians.

3. Claim: Hypocrisy of “bodily autonomy”—vaccines vs. abortion vs. euthanasia

• Bodily autonomy is a consistent ethical principle.

• My body, my choice underpins both vaccine consent and reproductive rights. To argue that one context (abortion) merits autonomy while vaccine decisions do not is logically inconsistent. Ethical medical practice universally affirms informed consent for all interventions, from vaccines to surgeries to end-of-life care.

• Abortion and vaccine mandates are distinct but not irreconcilable.

• Abortion policy debates hinge on when and whose rights take precedence, whereas vaccine mandates balance individual choice against community health risks. Many jurisdictions accommodate both by requiring informed consent for abortion and allowing medical or religious exemptions for vaccines—demonstrating that legal systems can honor autonomy across contexts without moral double standards.

4. Claim: Euthanasia granted as “choice status”—another hypocrisy

• Euthanasia/legal assisted dying.

• Countries and states that permit euthanasia or assisted dying do so under stringent safeguards (e.g., terminal illness prognosis, multiple medical opinions, mental-capacity assessments). Far from a carte blanche, these laws reflect democratic majorities who have carefully weighed autonomy at life’s end—not a grandiose attack on society’s moral fabric.

5. Claim: “Money… given god-like status… used to attack humanity”

• Role of money in society.

• Money is a tool—a universally accepted medium of exchange that enables division of labor and specialization. Criticism of greed and corruption is valid, but conflating all wealth with malevolence obscures the positive role of investment, innovation, and philanthropy. Many wealthy individuals (e.g., Gates Foundation, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative) direct vast sums toward health, education, and poverty alleviation.

• Generalization fallacy.

• Dismissing all financial incentives as inherently corrupt overlooks countless professionals (doctors, teachers, researchers) who serve public good without undue compensation, and philanthropists who deploy capital altruistically.

6. Claim: “All our institutions… WHO, U.N., CDC, FDA… politicized… corrupted”

• Nuanced reality.

• International and national bodies inevitably face political pressures, but they also comprise career experts bound by codes of ethics, transparency mandates, and scientific peer review.

• WHO issues guidance based on member-state data and expert panels; its Pandemic Treaty negotiations are public and involve civil-society input.

• CDC/FDA vaccine and drug approvals undergo multi-stage trials, advisory-committee votes, and public comment.

• Overarching conspiracy vs. targeted critique.

• Legitimate reforms (e.g., funding structures, transparency measures) can strengthen these institutions—but blanket claims of “total corruption” without specifying mechanisms or evidence devolve into nihilistic conspiracy.

7. Claim: “Russia therefore must win this War… fascism via liberal globalist ideology”

• Endorsing one authoritarian regime to defeat another.

• Invoking 1940s Soviet sacrifices to justify modern Russian aggression against Ukraine ignores key differences: Nazi Germany sought genocide and conquest; contemporary Russia’s invasion breaches international law, sovereign rights, and has wrought civilian suffering.

• Championing “Russia must win” aligns with authoritarian impulses and undermines the rule‐of‐law principle that only an impartial peace—upholding territorial integrity and human rights—can secure lasting stability.

Overall Assessment

1. Conflates legitimate grievances with baseless conspiracies. Genuine concerns (vaccine side effects, institutional bias, economic inequality) deserve evidence-based debate—yet here they are entwined with unfounded claims of mass poisoning, DoD orchestration, and globalist cabals.

2. Relies on moral panic and absolutist rhetoric. Labeling science, human-rights movements, or public-health measures as unmitigated “attacks” or “evil” forecloses nuanced discussion or policy compromise.

3. Selectively applies principles. Invocations of autonomy, justice, or historic battles against tyranny become rhetorical weapons rather than consistent moral guides.

4. Ends up self-defeating. By undermining trust in every institution—medical, governmental, and multilateral—the statement itself fuels the social fragmentation it decries.

A constructive approach separates verifiable facts from emotion-laden speculation, applies consistent ethical frameworks (e.g., informed consent, democratic accountability), and seeks targeted reforms—not wholesale breakdown. Only then can we address legitimate challenges without tipping into the very chaos that sensational conspiracies promise.

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Before Trump was elected, he gave a video-recorded speech to a huge audience in the US and was wildly cheered when he said that the death penalty must be imposed in the US for the 'crime of antisemitism'. I have that video-recorded speech on my own stack site.

Trump is a grandiose megalomaniac who is criminally insane. Some time ago he said he just might 'take' all the oil in Syria, more recently that he might just 'take' Greenland, and even use military force to take it if Greenland refuses to be taken. He is a mindlessly aggressive total nutter.

Crypto-Jew Trump who recently got given a huge silver rabbinical crown by over 150 Chabad Lubavitcher rabbis officially converted to the Chabad Lubavitcher death cult in 2017, they are behind the Torah-based NWO Noahide Laws that intend for all Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs and Buddhists etc. to be totally exterminated for being alleged 'idolaters'. Trump is a huge supporter of the Noahide Laws and even when POTUS before, regularly every year in the White House in front of rabbinical Chabad Lubavitcher witnesses, he repeatedly signed official acceptance undertaking to impose the Noahide Laws in the US. He will be doing just the same again every year in the White House as POTUS now too.

Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi has stated in a video-recorded speech that I show on my stack site that 6 to 6.5 BILLION people will be killed for 'breaking' this Jewish 'law' against 'idolatry' alone, and this in reality is exactly what the cohencidentally simultaneous crypto-Jewish WEF NWO program to get rid of 7.5 billion people really is.

And other rabbis have stated that this killing will be accomplished indirectly including by using Jewish political influence to trigger wars between Gentile peoples to effect this Jewish-intended killing of Gentiles.

There are other Noahide laws with death penalties also that can only apply under Jewish law to Gentiles alone. In reality the killing is ultimately intended to totally exterminate all Gentiles on the entire planet in full accordance with Jewish scriptures.

Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi has stated in a video-recorded speech that of all the Gentiles in the world, there are to be "no survivors". Consider the extent of Jewish political influence, and how truly sinister Trump really is.

Think about the war in Ukraine that now threatens to become WWIII, years ago the late Chief Chabad Lubavitcher Rabbi Menachem Schneerson instructed that this very same war must be made to occur by means of political deception, in order to kill off enough Slavs so that millions of Jews from Israel can then flood into Ukraine and seize the purposely vacated land there to create their Bigger Israel there. This creation of a Bigger Israel in Ukriane is the self-stated goal of Zelensky.

Both Zelensky and Putin are Chabad Lubavitcher devotees pouring hundreds of thousands of Christian white 'Second Rome amalek' Slav men and women into the meat grinder to die most horrific deaths.

The scripturally stated Jewish goal is total world domination by means of total extermination of all Gentiles on the entire planet. I have all the evidence on my stack site, as do many others.

All three Jewish scriptures, the Torah, the Talmud and the Zohar state that all Gentiles in the world are ultimately to be totally exterminated, and that the Jews alone are then to occupy this entire planet alone themselves.

And Trump thinks people in the US need a death penalty imposed on them for recognizing the pure demonic evil of Judaic intent if they wake up enough to understand it for what it really is.

Stalin who was actually an Asian Bukharian Jew who appeared in several photographed images dressed in full traditional Bukharian Jewish attire (I show these photographs on my stack site), also imposed that same law throughout Communist Russia, stating in the language accompanying that law that the reason for the law is that Judaism is fundamental and essential to the Communist revolution.

The Jewish Lenin stated 100 years ago that 9 out of every 10 people in the world can be killed to ensure the success of the Communist revolution (really the intended Jewish seizure of the entire planet by annihilatory force agasinst all Gentiles on the planet - think of how the ethnobomb COVID bioweapon developed by Jewish dual nationality (really military) scientists are sterilizing only Gentiles and causing mass miscarriages, heart attacks, strokes, turbo-cancers and many other horrific so-called 'side-effect'' diseases that heavily infiltrated Jewish-controlled governments around the world totally ignore while they carry on sticking these bioweapons of the Jewish multinational militarized 'health' services into every Gentile arm that they can.

What these murderous Bolshevik Jewish-run 'health services' are really doing is carrying out a worldwide coordinated military attack against all Gentile races and peoples on the planet right now.

And the snakelike Trump openly supports the Jews over all other peoples, he is murderously insane.

And Lenin would not stop at killing just 9 in 10 of course, by saying that he really just wanted to string along a few gullible Gentiles that were temporarily useful to the actual exclusively Jewish purpose who might deludedly think that they could really be allowed to live alongside the surviving elite Jewish rulers of the planet in the end, but only Jews are really intended for that role in reality accordng to the hellish and demonic lower-dimensional Jewish understanding that Trump is pushing forward alongside Netanyahu.

Putin and Zelensky are also fellow alumni of the WEF from when Klaus Schwab ran it.

The real mother of Klaus Schwab before he was later adopted was actually Jewish, as were the mother and father of Vladimir Putin, who can often be seen at public events wearing a red thread on his wrist signifying devotion to the Chabad Lubavitcher Jewish cult, an odd thing to do for a purported Christian, when the Chabad Lubavitcher Noahide Laws state that all such idolaters as Christians must be killed.

And the Talmud specifically states that all Christians must be killed, the Talmud is one of the scriptures adhered to by the Chabad Lubavitchers, and the Zohar that is also a principal scripture adhered to by the Chabad Lubavitchers along with the Torah states that all Gentiles in the entire world will be/are to be exterminated.

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Melvin Clive Bird (Behnke)'s avatar

Below is a detailed, point-by-point critique of the statement, distinguishing documented fact from rumor, exposing logical fallacies, and highlighting its antisemitic tropes.

1. “Trump… wildly cheered… death penalty… for the ‘crime of antisemitism.’”

• Actual quote and context. At a July 2024 “Fighting Anti-Semitism in America” forum, Trump said that violent hate crimes—“like these” synagogue shootings—“you have to do the death penalty in certain cases,” not that mere “antisemitism” should carry death automatically  .

• Misrepresentation. Equating the call for capital punishment in violent hate-crime cases with a blanket death penalty for all who hold hostile views toward Jews distorts both his words and public reaction.

2. “Trump is… a grandiose megalomaniac… criminally insane”

• Defamation and diagnosis. Publicly labeling someone “criminally insane” without a qualified psychiatric evaluation violates ethical norms and can be defamatory. Grandiose rhetoric alone does not meet the U.S. legal standard for insanity—which hinges on an inability to distinguish right from wrong at the time of an offense.

• Rhetorical excess vs. evidence. Trump’s bombastic style and exaggerations (e.g., musing about Lysol ingestion to treat COVID) may reflect political theater, not clinical insanity.

3. “He said he might ‘take’ all the oil in Syria… ‘take’ Greenland… use military force”

• Syria oil comment. Trump did assert in late 2018 that U.S. troops had “secured the oil” in eastern Syria—but there was no policy or order to seize Syrian oil fields for U.S. private gain. By October 2019, he had begun a phased withdrawal of troops, with no oil-seizure operation following .

• Greenland purchase proposal. In August 2019, Trump floated buying Greenland from Denmark; Copenhagen replied firmly “Greenland is not for sale.” He never pursued purchase legislation nor threatened invasion—he later canceled a state visit, but no military planning to “take” Greenland has ever been documented .

4. “Crypto-Jew Trump… converted to Chabad Lubavitcher ‘death cult’ in 2017”

• No evidence of conversion. Trump was raised in the Presbyterian tradition and has publicly identified as a nondenominational Christian. There is no credible record of any rabbinical conversion ceremony in 2017 or any year  .

• Chabad relations are interfaith outreach. Hosting Chanukah events, receiving honorary “silver crowns,” or greeting Chabad emissaries at the White House are interfaith courtesies, not sacramental oaths to an extremist agenda.

5. “Noahide Laws… intended to exterminate idolaters… 6–6.5 billion people… ‘no survivors.’”

• What Noahide Laws are. In classical Judaism, the Seven Laws of Noah are universal moral precepts (e.g. prohibitions on murder, theft, idolatry) intended as ethical guidance, not as state-enforced death-penalty statutes  .

• Capital punishment in Talmudic discussion vs. reality. While Talmudic texts mention death penalties for certain transgressions in a theocratic context, no modern Jewish authority or government enforces them—and no historical record exists of Gentiles being executed by Jews under these ancient laws  .

• Fringe extremists vs. mainstream Judaism. Videos by fringe figures (e.g., certain online rabbis) do not represent accepted Jewish law; they have been widely denounced as hateful distortions by both Jewish and secular scholars.

6. “WEF NWO… Zelensky and Putin… Chabad devotees… flooding Ukraine… ‘Bigger Israel.’”

• No link between WEF and genocidal plot. The World Economic Forum’s publicly stated goals focus on stakeholder capitalism and global cooperation—not the extermination of 7.5 billion people. No credible WEF document or statement endorses genocide  .

• Zelensky’s and Putin’s backgrounds. Ukraine’s President Zelensky is Jewish by heritage but practices no known Chabad ritual; he has never proposed “Bigger Israel” in Ukraine. Vladimir Putin was raised Russian Orthodox; rumors about Chabad “red threads” on his wrist are anecdotal at best and uncorroborated by reliable sources.

7. “All three Jewish scriptures… Torah, Talmud, Zohar… exterminate all Gentiles”

• Selective quotation fallacy. Out-of-context passages in the Talmud or Zohar are twisted into calls for genocide. In context, these texts engage in theological debate, ethical allegory, and Messianic speculation—not operational genocide manuals.

• No mainstream imprimatur. Neither Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, nor Reconstructionist Judaism endorses any doctrine of worldwide Gentile extermination.

8. “Trump… supports Jews over all other peoples… murderously insane”

• Inconsistency and bigotry. Portraying supportive remarks toward Jewish Americans as evidence of an insidious master plan plays on classic antisemitic tropes of dual loyalty and secret cabals.

• Defamation vs. critique. Accusing someone of “murderous insanity” without evidence crosses from critique into defamatory rhetoric.

9. Stalin and Lenin as “Asian Bukharian Jew… Jewish Lenin… Bolshevik Jewish-run health services… COVID bioweapon sterilizing Gentiles”

• False biographical claims. Joseph Stalin (born Ioseb Jughashvili) was ethnically Georgian Orthodox, not Bukharian Jewish; Vladimir Lenin (born Vladimir Ulyanov) was of mixed Russian–Kalmyk descent, not Jewish.

• COVID-19 as bioweapon conspiracy. Extensive genetic analyses confirm SARS-CoV-2’s natural zoonotic origins; no credible evidence supports a targeted “Gentile sterilization” program. The World Health Organization, CDC, and a broad coalition of virologists have repeatedly debunked these claims .

Conclusion

This statement is a tapestry of:

1. Distorted truths (e.g., the scope of Trump’s antisemitism remarks).

2. Baseless defamation (diagnoses of insanity, religious conversion claims).

3. Classic antisemitic conspiracies (Noahide genocide, secret cabals, dual-loyalty tropes).

4. Outlandish historical denialism (false biographical data on Stalin/Lenin; COVID bioweapons).

A responsible critique must rest on verifiable, mainstream sources—and reject hate-filled allegations that recycle age-old antisemitic stereotypes. Only by disentangling kernels of fact from layers of malicious fiction can one engage in honest, evidence-based discourse.

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mothman777's avatar

Anyone believing a single hasbara word you say is daft as a brush.

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Melvin Clive Bird (Behnke)'s avatar

Doesn’t seem to be any one accept Mel. responding to your rhetoric. Only you it seems to be disagreeing to the Critique.

Maybe try to be more abstract, even surreal in your responses.

Show your true creativity, I can see the sprouting seeds.

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AussieManDust's avatar

¡FIGHT! Said Krishna 👏

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