Tom, a little flashback to the past. “Any time you get somebody marching in the streets, it’s catering to revolution.” — Martha Mitchell Martha Mitchell was the wife of John N. Mitchell, United States Attorney General under President Richard Nixon. She became a controversial figure with her outspoken comments about the government at the time of the Watergate scandal. She was known as “The Mouth of the South” and contacted reporters about her husband’s activities in the Watergate scandal. Psychiatrist Brendan Maher named the Martha Mitchell effect after her, since her claims were initially taken to be a sign of mental … Continue reading →
Totally fuckin’ clueless. Someone needs to earnestly tell these NYC morons that this tiresome commie agitprop is not funny and is actually extremely painful to watch.
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The classic scene from the great anti-statist epic, V For Vendetta, describing how treacherous authoritarians manipulated rampant fear and abject terror from a virus to seize total power and control of society. Notice the despicable cronyism of Big Pharma and the statists involved in the manufacture and distribution of vaccines by the plotters of this coup d’état. Was this an ominous 2005 predictive psyop of deferential totalitarianism to come?
Here is a two part BBC series, Heroes of the Enlightenment, which provides an interesting examination of that crucial period in the history of Western Civilization. The first episode describes the impact that Issac Newton, Denis Diderot, the Marquis de Pombal, and Erasmus Darwin made upon the advancement of science and knowledge in the Age of Reason, while the second episode discusses the impact of the ideas and actions of the French philosopher Marquis de Condorcet, American statesman and philosopher Thomas Jefferson, and King Frederick the Great of Prussia in shaping the Enlightenment. One cautionary note: the series is unfortunately … Continue reading →