“But Love and Grace took Glory by the hand, And built a braver palace than before.”
The Church Militant
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The philosophy of dirt and rats is crumbling all about us. This is a time of Triumph.
ALT "The Man Who was Thursday," GK Chesterton
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"Therefore, I say to you,
the kingdom of God will be taken away from you
and given to a people that will produce its fruit."
The Church is the new people.
"The vineyard of the Lord is the house of Israel."
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Back in 2020, friends of mine lived a block away from a police precinct in a deep blue city that suffered heavy BLM rioting. The other day, I came upon some of my prep work if they had needed to get out of the city. Routes by foot and vehicle, a PC w/ M855 and M193, a spare chest rig w/ the same, carbines + 9mms (w/ ~barrier-blind HPs), packs with water and non-perishable food, first aid; cover garments that could conceal most of this stuff (save the rifles, which aren’t SBRs).
Some of the best plans are those which are never realized. People often say it’s dumb to collect hardware instead of the people to use it: but remember that if you’ve got people in need and no hardware to hand them, you’re still in a sticky situation. Best to have both.
And as I always always say: even if you dislike guns, you do well to—at least—learn how to clear a semi-auto pistol and how to both clear an AR and pull its BCG out.
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The ziptie was invented in 1958 by Maurus Logan, handsome American chad and electrical engineer at the Thomas & Betts company.
In 1956 Logan noticed that engineers at Boeing, to whom his company sold connectors and other electrical components, were cutting their fingers tying wiring harnesses together inefficiently with nylon cable. He started working on a safer, more time-effective solution, studying factory workers and their needs along the way. His patent was issued 1962.
Maurus Logan retired from Thomas & Betts as VP of R&D. It should be noted that Logan was born in Scotland, his father a shipyard boilermaker. Logan's only education was training in electrical drafting at a vocational school. He lived in NJ, but we won't hold that against him.
This is a story of American exceptionalism. A man with eyes to see, drafting skills, curiosity, access to the Boeing company, and ultimately a legacy of worldwide importance.
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I know a woman who provides potatoes to In N Out. Her father had a handshake deal with the founder and to this day both families honor the agreement without a written contract. Amazing what decent Christians are capable of
Remember that Sriracha shortage during covid? Apparently the company screwed their only pepper grower of 28 years. After they recorded how he grew the peppers with a drone and handed it off to other growers they terminated their deal and sued him for $1.4 million.
He counter sued and got $23 million. And sriracha has never been the same since. The new guys cant grow the peppers to the same size and ripeness like the old farmer.
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gm frens people often ask me how it is that I get anything of note done despite my hyper-infection
Well. I went to bed circa 0100, and I was up around 0700. This is the most I ever sleep in. I never set an alarm clock. Follow the sun. Mornings are when Life fires. Use your time.
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Young white males take up a very small share of US government benefits—roughly 1-3% of major means-tested programs like SNAP based on age, race, and sex breakdowns from USDA and Census data. They are not among the top recipient groups.
The bulk of benefits (SS, Medicare) go to the elderly. Among means-tested aid, children, women, and higher-poverty groups predominate; young white males rank low both in absolute numbers and per capita rates.
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Antiwhite policy has consequences — the ruin of families across America
Ms. Sanders, I am supremely mild-mannered, both irl and online. People with profoundly LW, all the way to hard RW, politics befriend me because I’m not overtly openly political.
That I vehemently hate you and your entire political project ought to tell you something. It won’t, though—because you’ll never read this.
I could have justifiably been on full medical disability (not just welfare!) for years now. I have a debilitating terminal illness and every day is misery. Instead, I have broken my body and spirit working 2-4 jobs—all for half that (paltry) money to be taxed away and devoured by the migrant hordes you bring in for your corporate masters. I have watched my own checks bounce and still not sought after government assistance. I’ve borrowed money from friends to pay for groceries.
And so you make advertising claiming my demographic [white men] are weak and lazy, and then you double down: lying as though that isn’t what you did?
I’d tell you to go to hell, but I think it’s likely you will without any urging on my part. You would want no part in Heaven, judging by what you think of your countrymen. To you, I am filth and detritus. Very well: I must, I suppose, merely reciprocate in kind. But I do hope that before you shuffle off this mortal coil, you never are faced with the suffering you’ve inflicted upon others: for your heart and mind, I think, could not bear it.
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There’s been a lot of stories about unidentified mass graves in recent years. Only one such story was actually true- the mass grave of 57 Irish railroad workers murdered in PA in 1832.
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Since it's in the 𝘥𝘪𝘴𝘤𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘴𝘦, let's talk about welfare.
Annual spending on major assistance programs such as Medicaid, SNAP, Section 8, etc is approximately $1.25 trillion (we have an official deficit of about $1.8 trillion).
Here's that number alongside the BMI of recipients. As you can see, approximately 40% of recipients are obese with another ~30% overweight. ~70% of welfare is going to subsidize waistlines.
ALT Graph showing US annual means-tested welfare spending alongside BMI bands.
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My best friend’s husband lost his job three years ago. There were major cuts at his company and he was laid off. He received three months of severance, spent two years looking for a new job. Several times he was hired for jobs that ended up being scams. He ended up so demoralized that he’s now battling severe depression. They have a 13 yo son and two teenage daughters. Where are the jobs for the hard working men who just want to take care of their families? Where is the party standing up for our men? Why are they being vilified, humiliated on national television? What message are we sending? That they don’t matter, that their families don’t matter, that they will always be seen as the perpetrators and never deserving of an ounce of compassion. Everything Paul says here needs to be said, over and over. Enough is enough.
Ms. Sanders, I am supremely mild-mannered, both irl and online. People with profoundly LW, all the way to hard RW, politics befriend me because I’m not overtly openly political.
That I vehemently hate you and your entire political project ought to tell you something. It won’t, though—because you’ll never read this.
I could have justifiably been on full medical disability (not just welfare!) for years now. I have a debilitating terminal illness and every day is misery. Instead, I have broken my body and spirit working 2-4 jobs—all for half that (paltry) money to be taxed away and devoured by the migrant hordes you bring in for your corporate masters. I have watched my own checks bounce and still not sought after government assistance. I’ve borrowed money from friends to pay for groceries.
And so you make advertising claiming my demographic [white men] are weak and lazy, and then you double down: lying as though that isn’t what you did?
I’d tell you to go to hell, but I think it’s likely you will without any urging on my part. You would want no part in Heaven, judging by what you think of your countrymen. To you, I am filth and detritus. Very well: I must, I suppose, merely reciprocate in kind. But I do hope that before you shuffle off this mortal coil, you never are faced with the suffering you’ve inflicted upon others: for your heart and mind, I think, could not bear it.
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Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do Thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the Power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits, who prowl through the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
The Lone Juror's fundraiser is now over $400,000
He appeared on national news this evening and said he did what he did for the "3 angels" in the case - the victims
givesendgo.com/standwithjuro…
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A blessed Feast of St. Michael and All Angels unto all. I shudder to think what my life may look like had I not lived it flanked by angels keeping and staying me in the face of the enemy which prowls like a lion. You—yes, you—are loved by them. And Someday you shall see just how.
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Ms. Sanders, I am supremely mild-mannered, both irl and online. People with profoundly LW, all the way to hard RW, politics befriend me because I’m not overtly openly political.
That I vehemently hate you and your entire political project ought to tell you something. It won’t, though—because you’ll never read this.
I could have justifiably been on full medical disability (not just welfare!) for years now. I have a debilitating terminal illness and every day is misery. Instead, I have broken my body and spirit working 2-4 jobs—all for half that (paltry) money to be taxed away and devoured by the migrant hordes you bring in for your corporate masters. I have watched my own checks bounce and still not sought after government assistance. I’ve borrowed money from friends to pay for groceries.
And so you make advertising claiming my demographic [white men] are weak and lazy, and then you double down: lying as though that isn’t what you did?
I’d tell you to go to hell, but I think it’s likely you will without any urging on my part. You would want no part in Heaven, judging by what you think of your countrymen. To you, I am filth and detritus. Very well: I must, I suppose, merely reciprocate in kind. But I do hope that before you shuffle off this mortal coil, you never are faced with the suffering you’ve inflicted upon others: for your heart and mind, I think, could not bear it.
Some critics online don't like my welfare work requirement ad. Next thing you know they’ll say I should have used cookies instead of cheese balls. If you are able-bodied you should not collect welfare simply because you choose not to work. Period. WATCH->
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I’d guess that 90% arguments are appeals to some authority. ‘Critical thinking’ folks will look down on this but it’s actually good to be honest about the fact that there’s no way to figure everything out on your own in your own lifetime.
It’s better to appeal to carefully selected authorities as heuristic assistants, I’d say, than to rely on your intelligence alone, especially since no one is perfect at filtering every thought they’re fed. It’s certainly preferable to being guided by some kind of reductive mob consensus alone.
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I’m glad to see that Nepo McOzympic has her finger on the pulse of the problem.
You pay taxes to cover welfare for people who just choose not to work. That’s why I launched a welfare-to-work requirement.
If you’re young, healthy, and get government assistance, you should work, go to school, or volunteer.
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In this life or that to come, you will reap a whirlwind. You will be made to give an account of everything.
Good luck!
You pay taxes to cover welfare for people who just choose not to work. That’s why I launched a welfare-to-work requirement.
If you’re young, healthy, and get government assistance, you should work, go to school, or volunteer.
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