Thoughts on our circumstances...

A growing share of Generation Z women...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sun, 5 Apr 2026 11:51:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...are rejecting the "girlboss" career-focused model in favor of a more traditional, family-centered lifestyle often referred to as the "tradwife" path. Survey data reflects nearly half of young women in the US now prioritize marriage, children, and home life over high-pressure careers, reflecting a backlash against decades of messaging that equated success with independence and professional achievement. This shift is a response to burnout, delayed family formation, and dissatisfaction observed in older generations, concluding that many young women are consciously choosing stability and family as a more fulfilling alternative. And what was the origin of feminism that destroyed women and the family? Find out..
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Trump Saves All The Women!

Feminism is a disaster!

By Clif High | April 6, 2026

Trump Saves All the Women!

Feminism is a crock of shit.

It was deliberately designed to destroy the human family structure.

Feminism has proven itself to be a disaster.

Statistics say that by 2030 some 45% of all women between 28 and 45 in USA will be unmarried, childless, and working trying to be self supporting. They will be miserable, thus the whole of society will suffer.

Feminism was created because the purchasing power of the Federal Reserve Note, aka the US 'dollar', was dropping so rapidly in the 1950s. The Powers That Be decided since the dollar was so weak that an ordinary man's paycheck could no longer support a family, it was necessary to force women into the industrial side of humanity.

To do that, they had to change the basic concepts within women's minds.

Feminism was thus created. It came from Talmudic thinking, and was led by deeply zionistic women. Go look up the early history of Feminism...all Talmudic jew women. They were running their own agenda seeking zionist control over humanity.

Feminism has proven itself to be a disaster. This is due to biology. No amount of Talmudic muddy thinking and plots will overcome basic human biology.

Women burn out in the industrial side of humanity in their late 30s and early 40s. It hits them hard.

To survive a 'working life' a body relies on testosterone. To endure the grinding pressures of the industrial side of humanity both physically and mentally takes much more than ideology.

No matter how much the officialdom press and academia proclaim the liberation of women, the experience of the reality created by the idealism destroys women. Mentally and physically and socially.

Women used to live their body's Life within community. Now, it's just competition. Not only the expected competition for men, but now, thanks to the pollution of the social order by Feminism, a woman's life is also now competing WITH men as well.

Reality is easily seen...while they have to sell lies through deception. Feminism is the lie. To see the reality just open Youtube. There are categories of tens of thousands of videos addressing just this point; burnout women who do not understand why they suffer so, and they express it.

Yes, they blame men, as they have been instructed to do by media. Yes, they blame the industrial side of humanity as they are immersed in it. They blame fate, their luck, and their daddies.

Please go to substack to continue reading.

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The destruction of women:

Western Women are in Crisis

The modern "birthright citizenship" has been...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sun, 5 Apr 2026 11:30:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...stretched far beyond the original intent of the Fourteenth Amendment, effectively incentivizing illegal immigration through so-called "anchor babies." The phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" was meant to exclude those without full political allegiance, such as temporary or unlawful migrants, meaning their children were never intended to automatically receive citizenship. Therefore, ending this practice does not necessarily require a constitutional amendment, but rather a stricter, originalist reinterpretation of existing law by courts or policymakers. Birthright citizenship, as currently applied, is a policy choice, not a constitutional inevitability, and could be curtailed through reinterpretation rather than having to rewrite the Constitution.

To the Moon… or Just Really Good CGI?

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sat, 4 Apr 2026 14:20:00 -1000

Editor's note: It's a simple question. Is our chain being yanked again this time on this Artemis II "mission to the moon?" Imagine being billed to listen to these four photogenic characters "yap from a space vehicle heading to the Moon?" Let's hope these four diverse and photogenic space travelers make it home safe.

The Fake Artemis Mission

California under Governor White Teeth has become...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sat, 4 Apr 2026 12:38:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...a "fraud factory" where billions (even claims of $180 billion) vanish through unemployment scams, healthcare schemes, Medicare fraud, and pandemic programs while the state either looks the other way or reacts long after the money's gone. The tone here is blunt: this isn't bad luck, it's a system so bloated and poorly policed that it practically invites criminals to loot it, while leadership denies, deflects, and keeps spending like nothing's wrong. California's problems aren't about one policy. They're about a system that's broken, bloated, is being pillaged and no one is being held accountable while Kash Patel and the FBI are off doing who knows what. The fix is straightforward but unglamorous: tighten oversight to stop the financial fraud and criminality, simplify the maze of regulations that invite abuse, tie government performance to results instead of spending, remove Governor White Teeth and aggressively address housing costs driving broader instability, over taxation, increasing energy costs, fuel taxes and a state government in Sacramento who are clearly out of control.
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Inside Gavin Newsom's empire of fraud

By Christopher Rufo and Ryan Thorpe | April 1, 2026

California is a cash machine.

The state collects some of the country's highest income, business, and fuel taxes, and now spends more than $300 billion per year.

And yet, everywhere you look, California seems to be falling apart.

The roads are crumbling. Mismanaged wildfires have turned neighborhoods into ash. Drug addiction and homelessness have metastasized, turning parts of Los Angeles and San Francisco into no-go zones.

And the cost-of-living crisis is pricing middle-class taxpayers out of basic necessities like groceries and gas, even as the state spends billions on welfare programs that never seem to lift anyone out of poverty.

Californians are beginning to ask: Where is all this money going?

On paper, it funds public services. But beneath the surface, something else is happening: massive, systematic, brazen fraud.

We conducted interviews with public officials, fraud experts, and political figures, and reviewed hundreds of pages of government reports, state audits, criminal indictments, and other public records on California fraud.

Seemingly every state program has been compromised by criminals.

The best estimates suggest that, on the governor's watch, fraudsters, scammers, and organized crime rings have stolen at least $180 billion from taxpayers.

Welcome to Gavin Newsom's empire of fraud.

Fourteen months after Newsom began his first term as governor, the COVID-19 pandemic swept the world. The state's leaders imposed some of the country's most restrictive public-health measures. In response to the crisis, Newsom sought to dump pallets of cash across the state — as quickly as possible.

One way to inject money was through California's massive unemployment insurance program (UI). Unemployment insurance is administered by the state's Employment Development Department (EDD), which can process billions of dollars in payments monthly. Before the state turned on the cash machine, however, experts had warned that the system was ripe for fraud.

Haywood Talcove, one of America's leading fraud specialists and CEO of LexisNexis Risk Solutions for Government, said:

"I was begging [federal officials] not to let the money go out like that, because it was going to be the biggest fraud in the history of our country. Obviously, I wasn't successful."

For many reasons, California was particularly susceptible to the large-scale fraud schemes that Talcove foresaw.

Please go to the New York Post to continue reading.

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News update for 5 April 2026:

FBI Arrests Eight Suspects In $60 Million LA County Over Hospice Fraud

Archives on California:

California

The latest spectacle out of Syria raises...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sat, 4 Apr 2026 12:13:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...an uncomfortable question the political class would rather ignore: how does a man once tied to jihadist circles chopping heads and rampaging through Syria end up shaking hands with King Chuck in London as if he were just another statesman? The episode underscores a familiar pattern in Western foreign policy, yesterday's extremist quietly repackaged into today's "legitimate partner" when it suits strategic interests. Is this what Joe Kent discovered (Allahu Akbar!!!)? The optics alone are enough to fuel skepticism: alliances shift, narratives get rewritten, and the same vetted terrorists™ once branded as threats can, under the right circumstances, be welcomed into the fold with remarkable speed.

It appears the British are attempting to undermine...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Fri, 3 Apr 2026 19:33:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...the US by releasing this story about Pete Hegseth. Financial Times (Bracken House, London, UK), a British-owned outlet, first broke the story by reporting that a broker linked to Pete Hegseth approached BlackRock about a major investment in defense contractors shortly before the Iran conflict, however, readers should treat the report with caution, as it originates from a UK-based financial news publication and remains unproven speculation rather than confirmed insider activity. The Democrats, controlled by financial ties through oligarchs linked to the city of London naturally, are now going after Peter Hegseth. As if this is the first time a political foe has been attacked for insider trading when it happens all the time. Smells like intelligence and counter intelligence being used by the media.
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Democratic senators demand answers from Hegseth over reported defense investment inquiry ahead of Iran war

"This would be a profound conflict of interest," the senators wrote to Hegseth.

By Allison Pecorin | April 2, 2026

A group of Senate Democrats are demanding more information about Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's finances and investments following a report -- which the Pentagon demanded be retracted -- that he may have tried to invest in defense stocks before the war in Iran began roughly five weeks ago.

"If this report is accurate, it would appear to represent an appalling effort to profit off of your knowledge of the President's plans for war," Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Richard Blumenthal, Tammy Duckworth, Jeff Merkley and Gary Peters wrote in a letter to Hegseth -- and provided exclusively to ABC News -- on Wednesday night. "This would be a profound conflict of interest and a potential violation of your federal ethics agreement -- and betrayal of the nation paying the price for this war and the troops you are sending into harm's way."

The Financial Times reported earlier this week that a broker for Hegseth at Morgan Stanley contacted BlackRock -- an equity fund -- and tried to make a multimillion-dollar investment into a fund with defense stocks weeks before the Iran war.

The investment did not go ahead because it was not yet available for Morgan Stanley clients, the Financial Times reported -- adding that it's not clear whether Hegseth's broker found another defense fund to invest in.

ABC News has not independently confirmed the Financial Times' report.

When reached by ABC News, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock declined to comment on the Financial Times report

In a post on X on Monday, Pentagon chief spokesman Sean Parnell dismissed the report calling it "entirely false and fabricated" and demanded a retraction from the Financial Times.

Still, the Democratic senators, led by Armed Services Committee member Warren, said in their letter that if the report turns out to be accurate, it would be a "serious breach of the public's trust" and in violation of the ethics agreement he signed ahead of his confirmation as secretary of defense.

"The American people deserve leaders they can trust to put national security ahead of their own financial self-interest," the senators wrote to Hegseth.

Continue reading...

The long and continued war between the FBI...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Fri, 3 Apr 2026 14:34:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...and the CIA with Americans being the real victims including the 16 who died at this facility. Charlie Kirk was murdered on September 10, 2025 and one month later on October 10, 2025 an estimated 24,000–28,000 pounds of high explosives (including TNT/RDX mixtures in production kettles) detonated in a "pour-cast" building, triggering a chain reaction (expoliation of evidence). No safety protocols in place to prevent such a "chain reaction?" It is likely the microphone Charlie Kirk was using on the day of his murder was loaded with an explosive device rigged to detonate inwards towards his chest but the device didn't detonate as planned. Instead, the blast sent shrapnel into his neck. It is further alleged Accurate Energetic Systems manufactured the explosives used in the microphone. How the hell does an estimated 24,000 to 28,000 pounds of explosives detonate? Collateral damage: 16 employees were killed and at least 4–7 other employees were injured. And what exactly did the investigation find?
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Chemical Safety Board to investigate deadly explosion at Tennessee munitions facility

By Adam Friedman | October 27, 2025

An explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems on Oct. 10 in Bucksnort, Tennessee killed 16 people. (Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)

The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board will investigate the explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems near Bucksnort that killed 16 people.

"This is one of the deadliest industrial incidents in our country in years," said Steve Owens, the chairperson of the Chemical Safety Board, in a news release Monday. "The (Chemical Safety Board) investigators will conduct an initial assessment of the incident location and will be meeting with (Accurate Energetic Systems) management, the (U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives), and other officials to identify the information necessary to determine the cause of this horrific event."

The ATF estimated that on Oct. 10, between 24,000 and 28,000 pounds of explosives detonated in a building on the 1,300-acre Accurate Energetic Systems campus located in Humphreys County, Tennessee.

A preliminary investigation by the ATF determined the blast originated in a building on the campus where "mixed explosive materials were heated in production kettles."

Investigators have so far been able to identify 14 of 16 people who died. Two remain unidentified.

The Chemical Safety Board's investigation begins now that the ATF has concluded its activities at the Accurate Energetic Systems campus and returned control of the site to the company.

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It is being alleged Iranian hackers released materials purportedly proving the FBI framed Tyler Robinson for the assassination of Charlie Kirk. These claims are being presented as evidence of a coordinated cover-up:

The obscenity of it all

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Fri, 3 Apr 2026 14:02:00 -1000

Editor's note: The US corporate government just made you an offer: dividing Trump's $1.5 trillion defense budget (see The Straight of Hormuz) request equally among roughly 349 million Americans would give about $4,300 per person. President Trump's proposed $1.5 trillion FY2027 "defense" (war) budget request, a roughly 40-44% surge amid the ongoing U.S. war (it's not a war) with Iran, is obscene and disgusting. It funnels record sums into weapons, munitions replenishment, and projects like the "Golden Dome" missile shield while slashing 10% from non-defense domestic programs such as education, healthcare, and environmental protection. Ordinary Americans gain nothing tangible, unless you are a house wife stamping shell casings at $25 an hour, from this massive transfer of wealth to defense (war) contractors and endless military adventures; instead, they bear the burden through higher national debt, inflation risks, neglected needs at home, and the human and economic costs of war. This prioritizes global power projection over the well-being of U.S. citizens.
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Trump Set To Unveil His $1.5 Trillion Military Budget Request Amid Raging Iran War

by Dave DeCamp | April 2, 2026

President Trump is expected to unveil his request for a $1.5 trillion military budget for the 2027 fiscal year on Friday, Reuters has reported, marking a 50% increase from this year's already massive budget.

The 2026 military budget marked the first to officially exceed $1 trillion, which was achieved by Congress passing a 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) worth about $900 billion and combining it with $150 billion in supplemental military spending that was included in the so-called Big Beautiful Bill, a reconciliation bill that became law last year.

The White House is expected to go with a similar strategy to reach $1.5 trillion. It may request an NDAA worth about $1 trillion or less and seek a supplemental spending bill for $400 to $600 billion. Republican leadership in Congress has already begun working on the potential supplemental.

The Trump administration is also expected to soon ask Congress for $200 billion in "emergency" spending for the Iran war, mainly to replenish the air defense munitions and missiles used so far in the conflict, which has been raging for more than one month. It’s unclear if the $200 billion for the Iran war would be in addition to the supplemental for the 2027 budget.

The Reuters report said that the massive $1.5 trillion request will include the $185 billion “Golden Dome” project, Trump's plan for a major new missile defense system for all the territory of the United States, which will be a major boondoggle for the US weapons makers and may spark a new arms race.

The report said the administration also plans to use the money to fund more weapons production with the goal of "deterring" China and to replenish weapons used in the Middle East wars and in Ukraine.

Bloomberg reported that the White House's budget plan will frame the Republicans' midterm election message around a massive military buildup, partially paid for by cuts to domestic agencies. The request will come as the US appears to be on the cusp of launching ground operations against Iranian islands and ports, which could lead to significant US casualties.

Please go to AntiWar to continue reading.

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Editor's note: As of April 4, 2026, roughly five weeks into the US attack on Iran, confirmed US military losses include 15 service members killed (with one additional missing in action from the April 3 F-15E incident) and more than 520 wounded, many from Iranian drone and missile strikes on bases in the Persian Gulf region such as Port Shuaiba in Kuwait and Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia; these figures encompass combat deaths from early drone attacks and a KC-135 refueling aircraft crash in western Iraq. On the equipment side, Iran has destroyed or claimed responsibility for at least one F-15E Strike Eagle shot down (see Iran Shoots Down American F-15 Fighter Jet, Shares Photos Of Wreckage) over western Iran, one A-10 Thunderbolt II crashed in the Persian Gulf, and 16–17 MQ-9 Reaper drones downed over Iranian territory (many in southern provinces bordering the Gulf), along with damage to support aircraft like KC-135 tankers, an E-3 Sentry AWACS, and radars at multiple Gulf bases; overall, at least 17 U.S. sites have been hit, with equipment and infrastructure losses estimated at $800 million to $2.9 billion in the first month alone. The Pentagon and CENTCOM have released only partial, incremental updates, prompting accusations of underreporting, while the toll continues to mount amid ongoing operations in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz area:

US losses edge towards $5B in 1 month of war with Iran

How Many Aircraft Has the U.S. Lost in Iran War?

Do it, President Trump. Remove Lutnick.

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Fri, 3 Apr 2026 01:11:00 -1000

Editor's note: Reports from outlets like The Guardian and The Independent make one thing clear: Donald Trump is losing patience with Howard Lutnick (Lutnick's connections to the city of London) and for good reason. Lutnick has become a political liability, dogged by controversy, weighed down by internal criticism, and tied to uneven trade messaging that has frustrated both allies and insiders. Why? Because Lutnick's BGC Group is deeply embedded in London's financial system, making it less a purely American firm and more a transatlantic power player operating at the core of the City's global money flows. In an administration already marked by instability and distrust, keeping a figure like Lutnick only compounds the perception of dysfunction. If Trump wants to reassert control and project strength, the move is obvious: cut loose the dead weight, the city of London, eliminate the distraction, and make it clear that underperformance and baggage won't be tolerated at the highest levels.

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Trump reportedly mulling more firings after removing Pam Bondi as attorney general - as it happened

By Dani Anguiano, Shrai Popat, Maya Yang and Tom Ambrose | April 3, 2026

Donald Trump is said to be considering removing other officials in his cabinet after forcing Pam Bondi from her role as attorney general.

The president is unhappy with the performance of Lori Chavez-DeRemer, the labor secretary, and commerce secretary Howard Lutnick, Politico reported.

"He's very angry and he's going to be moving people," an unnamed official with the administration told the outlet.

Trump also polled advisers about replacing Tulsi Gabbard as intelligence chief, the Guardian reported.

Meanwhile, significant staffing changes are underway at the Pentagon where defense secretary Pete Hegseth ousted the army's top officer and two other high ranking officials on Thursday.

The US Department of the Interior said it would further reduce its staff with a deferred resignation program and offers of voluntary early retirement.

Secretary Doug Burgum announced the move as part of a “strategic initiative to improve resource management" and "[streamline] outdated bureaucracy".

"Effective stewardship requires disciplined management of the resources entrusted to us,” Burgum said in a press release. "By modernizing our operations we're strengthening our ability to carry out Interior’s mission and deliver world-class service for the American people."

The Trump administration has made significant job cuts across federal agencies over the last year, including in the interior department, which is down 11,000 employees.

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Related:

Pam Bondi was officially fired...

Allahu Akbar!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Thu, 2 Apr 2026 23:48:00 -1000

Editor's note: What was just posted a few hours ago? Islamic lunatics calling for a jihad. Joe Kent, ex-Green Beret, CIA paramilitary, and former NCTC Director, accurately described how Obama-era U.S. proxy operations ($1 billion Timber Sycamore operation arming, training and providing logistics for on call ISIS terrorists™) armed al-Qaeda-linked rebels in Syria to weaken Assad, contributing to ISIS's rise as blowback. He ties the policy heavily to Israeli interests against Iran and calls it a "dirty war" that relied on Sunni extremists until they "got out of control." However, his account is incomplete: it downplays ISIS's dominant self-funding through captured oil fields, extortion, and looting (millions daily at peak), private Gulf donor networks (they can go pound sand because their time is up), Turkey's facilitation, captured weapons, and ideological drivers, factors well-documented by UN and US Treasury reports. Kent knows the U.S. role intimately from combat deployments (his wife died fighting ISIS in 2019), but his post-resignation narrative selectively emphasizes US/Israeli policy while omitting the group's broader, mostly independent ecosystem. Those ISIS™ murderous lunatics dropped a mortar round inside a gathering of Syrians killing scores of civilians including a 14 year-old boy on his bicycle. Blow back muthafuckas. We say kill them all.
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ISIS threat!! URGENT PSA for USA, Canada, UK, Spain, France, world!! Be very careful this Easter weekend across the world & be on guard for radical islamists, be prepared to defend yourself! "ISIS has...

...called on Muslims to set fire to churches and synagogues around the world this Easter weekend in a horrific threat. The group's propaganda reportedly called for attacks in the US, Europe, Russia

By Dr. Paul Alexander | April 3, 2026

UAE, Syria, Tunisia, and Morocco during the Easter holidays in response to the closure of al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem."

"This decentralized, internet-based strategy poses particular risks in Western settings, where online radicalization can quickly transform into isolated acts of violence. The editorial's timing and references to Jerusalem, persecution, and divine obligation align with religious symbolism surrounding Easter, a period often marked by large gatherings and heightened public visibility. Such timing increases the potential impact of any calls for action inspired by its message."

ISIS calls on Muslims to 'set fire to churches and synagogues' around the world at Easter

The terror group issued a horrifying threat on Thursday.

'In the latest edition of its al-Naba newspaper, the terrorists also reportedly called for attacks during the Jewish holiday of Passover, which began yesterday and ends next Thursday. The shocking warnings come after Israel closed the al-Aqsa Mosque in late February, with authorities extending the closure until mid-April.'

Please be on guard, protect yourself, situationally prepared, work with law enforcement as need be, make sure you are aware of your surroundings! Law enforcement and Secret Service must be heightened and all forms of security around POTUS Trump and family, his son Baron, FLOTUS, and on this religious holiday, I pray that the Lord grants POTUS Trump peace and clear headedness, safety, gracious mercy, grants him favor and clears his mind to make optimal decisions in these pressed urgent times, perilous. I pray a deal is made now to end this blood shed and war Israel Iran USA and that our troops are kept safe and come home, that no innocent Iranian, American, or Israeli is harmed or killed. No more!

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Did Abraham really say Allahu Akbar?

WARNING: Drawing on the warning of Jean Baudrillard...

Pam Bondi was officially fired...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Thu, 2 Apr 2026 14:18:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...by Donald Trump for "new leadership," though it was likely driven by internal dissatisfaction and controversy, possibly tied to tensions involving Eric Swalwell. The firing of Pam Bondi by Donald Trump, alongside mounting pressure on Tulsi Gabbard, signals an administration marked by internal conflict, reactive decision-making, and growing instability at the top. There are only two ways to iterpret this: either as "strong course correction" (in what direction though?) or as more evidence of dysfunction at the top.
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Trump fires Pam Bondi as US attorney general

By Nandita Bose, Andrew Goudsward and Jana Winter | April 3, 2026

Summary

• Bondi faced criticism over handling of Epstein files and DOJ independence
• Trump frustrated by Bondi's pace prosecuting critics, appoints Todd Blanche as interim AG
• Calling role 'honor of a lifetime,' Bondi says she is taking private-sector job

WASHINGTON, April 2 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump ousted Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday after mounting frustration with her performance, especially over the release of files on late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Trump also felt Bondi was not moving quickly enough to prosecute critics and adversaries whom he wanted to face criminal charges, according to sources.

Deputy Attorney General Todd ‌Blanche, a former personal lawyer to Trump, will lead the Justice Department temporarily, Trump said in a social media post.

In the post, Trump praised Bondi as a "Great American Patriot and a loyal friend" who had overseen a "massive crackdown in Crime." Trump said she will soon move to a job in the private sector, but he gave no details.

In her own social media post, Bondi said: "Leading President Trump’s historic and highly successful efforts to make America safer and more secure has been the honor of a lifetime."

She said she would spend the next month transitioning the role to Blanche. On social media, Blanche thanked Trump and praised Bondi, promising to do "everything in our power to keep America safe."

During her tenure as the top U.S. law enforcement official, Bondi was a combative champion of Trump's agenda and dismantled the Justice Department’s longstanding tradition of independence from the White House in its investigations.

But it was repeated criticism over the Epstein files, including from Trump ⁠allies and some Republican lawmakers, that came to dominate her tenure. Bondi was accused of covering up or mismanaging the release of records on the DOJ's sex-trafficking investigations into Epstein, a financier who cultivated ties to wealthy and powerful figures.

Trump informed Bondi at a White House meeting on Wednesday that he was looking to replace her as attorney general, according to a source familiar with the matter. Trump allies had encouraged the president in recent days to "rip off the Band-Aid" and fire her, according to the source and one other person familiar with the matter.

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This is from the UK Daily Mail. Counter intelligence against the US?

NEW: Pam Bondi was fired, in part, because President Trump believed she had tipped off Eric Swalwell, according to the Daily Mail.

Trump reportedly believes Bondi had tipped off Swalwell about the FBI's effort to share investigative documents about his relationship with an… pic.twitter.com/ULpH0Lm8Y6
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) April 2, 2026

And Tulsi Gabbard's position?

Gabbard Firing Linked To Joe Kent Servers And The Millers Arrest At Dulles Airport? pic.twitter.com/PYH4lNG9Rv
— George Webb - Investigative Journalist (@RealGeorgeWebb1) April 2, 2026

Conflicting reports about calls for jihad...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Thu, 2 Apr 2026 12:48:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...involving various groups in Syria and the Chechens telling Iran they will fight along with the Iranians against the US if there is a ground invasion (see video discussion below) reflect an increasingly volatile mix of fragmented militant rhetoric, geopolitical signaling, and propaganda, making the circumstances a battlefield of narratives where accuracy is the first casualty. Alt media has flooded coverage of the war with exaggerated and often baseless claims including reports of "six Russian submarines in the Strait of Hormuz." These bullshit stories are often driven by clickbait incentives, so readers should treat every viral story with skepticism and verify against credible sources before taking it seriously. Here is a serious postulation: What if Donald Trump is intentionally destroying the American empire?

BREAKING:

🇷🇺🇮🇷🇺🇸 Russian Chechen combat units officially informed Iran that they are ready to be deployed to Iran to fight alongside Iranian forces if the US launches a ground invasion. - PressTV pic.twitter.com/eSixRhxw8x
— Megatron (@Megatron_ron) March 31, 2026

Do these people know what the hell they are doing?

US Army chief of staff asked to step down by Hegseth, sources say

If Donald Trump has set out to purposefully destroy the American empire then perhaps this makes sense? Breaking News: US to invade Iran in the next 72 hours. Trump sending troops to certain death:

"Total Catastrophe": Col Macgregor torches Trump in snap reaction to Iran war address:

These three indicators suggest a war or ground invasion is coming:

US GROUND OPERATION INCOMING?

>Pizza Index is exploding
>Gay bars are suddenly empty
>Suspicious wallets just placed $200,000+ on this

Potential payouts now over $1,000,000 https://t.co/EOpi4kJWug pic.twitter.com/oR72VtJPAq
— PolymarketHistory (@PolymarketStory) March 29, 2026

A stark picture of a global economic shift...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Wed, 1 Apr 2026 13:53:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...is well underway, not theoretical, where technocratic systems are replacing traditional capitalism. It lays out how financial infrastructure, digital currencies, and regulatory alignment are converging to eliminate private ownership in favor of controlled access. Under this model, individuals no longer truly own assets but are granted conditional use within a centrally managed framework. Stablecoins, policy coordination, and institutional central banking operatives as evidence that this transition is being built in real time, quietly restructuring the economy into one defined by surveillance, control, and programmable restrictions on economic behavior.
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TAXES = DEATH: The IRS Just Contracted Palantir To Build An AI‑Driven Audit‑Selection Tool

By 2nd Smartest Guy In the World | April 1, 2026

The criminal IRS just awarded Palantir a $1.8 million contract on March 6, 2026, for an AI tool called SNAP to prioritize "high-value" audit targets, which in short order will be weaponized against all Americans.

The hiring of perhaps the single most dangerous NWO globopedo BigTech company by the Trump administration to help enforce the collection of unconstitutional "income" taxes for the upcoming AI-driven social credit score digital gulag nightmare dystopia is especially troubling.

The IRS just contracted Palantir to build an AI‑driven audit‑selection tool. It's already in it's pilot program & will use AI to rank “high‑value” audit targets.

The Trump administration has officially merged tax enforcement with the national security state.

AI = IRS Gestapo. pic.twitter.com/P5Br01aR6w
— Jason Bassler (@JasonBassler1) March 31, 2026

Readers of this Substack appreciate just how evil Palantir really is…

ULTRA-CENTRALIZED TECHNOCRATIC DYSTOPIA RISING: "Palantir Is Increasingly Complicit, Normalizing Authoritarianism Under The Guise Of A 'Revolution' Led By Oligarchs"

2ND SMARTEST GUY IN THE WORLD · MAR 15

Years ago this Substack warned of the transhumanist agenda as it pertains to biometrics, AI and the nefarious Palantir, a big data analysis and data mining (i.e. spying) company that was founded by NWO globopedo puppet and Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirator Peter Thiel.

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…and readers of this Substack also appreciate that "income" taxation is the ultimate social engineering scam…

Memorandum of Law: The Legality Of Income Taxation In The "50 States" Of The Union

2ND SMARTEST GUY IN THE WORLD · APRIL 2, 2024

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…which is why this latest Trump move is a direct contradiction of his recent stance on the blatant fraud that is "income" taxation…

BREAKING: President Trump Asks, "How About Just No Tax, Period?"

2ND SMARTEST GUY IN THE WORLD · JANUARY 26, 2025

Readers of this Substack appreciate that "income" taxation is one of the more pernicious social engineering scams leveraged under color of law and threat of State violence…

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…but it gets even worse, because Trump insider Larry Ellison…

GETTING CONNED AGAIN: Trump throws his weight behind new generation of mRNA gene-therapy injections, for cancer and other diseases

2ND SMARTEST GUY IN THE WORLD · JANUARY 22, 2025

While President Trump kicked off his second term on incredibly high notes…

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…yes, that Larry Ellison who is actively pushing for never-ending gene altering slow kill bioweapon "vaccine" poisons for all of the tax slaves also happens to be in on the Palantir IRS scam:

ORACLE'S LARRY ELLISON: "Citizens will be on their best behavior" with AI surveillance systems

"We're constantly recording and reporting everything that's going on."

Welcome to the dystopian AI surveillance state.

ORACLE'S LARRY ELLISON: “Citizens will be on their best behavior” with AI surveillance systems

"We're constantly recording and reporting everything that's going on."

Welcome to the dystopian AI surveillance state. pic.twitter.com/ZhF7caJADB
— Nicolas Hulscher, MPH (@NicHulscher) March 31, 2026

Source

What Ellison is describing is a digital version of a global prison design concept originated by English philosopher Jeremy Bentham in 1785, which he termed the "panopticon," or all seeing eye.

And all of the CIA's puppet BigTech errand boys have now been brought into the White House’s inner sanctum:

MONUMENTAL MAGA FAIL: President Trump Appoints Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin & Larry Ellison To The Science & Technology Advisory Board

2ND SMARTEST GUY IN THE WORLD · MAR 26

The MAGA implosion continues unabated, this time on the BigTech front with President Trump appointing to the Science and Technology Board some of the most duplicitous and dangerous puppets around.

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The poorer the tax slaves become, the easier they are to control in their social credit score digital panopticon by these deranged technocrats; to wit:

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A modest market drop is already exposing cracks...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Wed, 1 Apr 2026 12:25:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...across private credit, private equity (see WATCH: Blackrock CEO Larry Fink Disavows 'Green Energy' For Sake of AI, Pins ESG Regime on Investors), commercial real estate, and regional banks, revealing a system built on leverage and denial. Inflation remains above target, leaving the Federal Reserve trapped and out of credible options. It can either allow a brutal deleveraging that risks a deep economic contraction, or revert to aggressive money printing that will likely reignite inflation and destroy what remains of its credibility. There is no clean outcome left. The illusion of control is breaking, and the consequences of years of easy money are now unavoidable.
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I'm Sorry, But The Fed Has Run Out Of Road

There is no painless option left. It's deflationary depression or crippling inflation.

BY QUOTH THE RAVEN | March 29, 2026

There is a special kind of denial that only financial markets can sustain. It is the quiet insistence that everything is fine because the S&P is only down about 10%, as if that number alone captures the health of an entire financial system. It is the belief that until equities are in full free fall, nothing truly serious can be happening underneath.

But as we know, underneath, things are already starting to break.

That is the part people are not fully appreciating. If a modest correction is enough to expose fragility in private credit that is already spilling over to counterparties and sectors like real estate, what exactly happens when there is a real downturn, the kind that actually forces price discovery instead of delaying it?

It does not stop at private credit. Private credit flows into private equity, which depends on leverage to generate returns. Private equity flows into commercial real estate, which is already dealing with structural problems that have nothing to do with interest rates and everything to do with demand. Commercial real estate flows into regional banks, which hold the debt and rely on valuations that have not fully adjusted.

It is a chain reaction waiting for a trigger. We knew this heading into 2026.

At the same time, inflation has refused to cooperate with the Federal Reserve's plan. U.S. CPI is holding at 2.4% year over year as of February 2026, and core inflation is at 2.5%. That is not an emergency level, but it is also not the 2% target the Fed has spent years insisting is non negotiable.

Central banking is not about being approximately correct. It is about maintaining credibility, and credibility does not come from saying close enough.

So the Fed is staring at a system where financial stress is building and inflation is still above target, as I've been writing they would face for years now. That combination removes the easy answers, and all of a sudden the Fed runs out of road.

The next phase of this cycle is almost certainly deleveraging. Not the slow and orderly kind that policymakers like to describe in speeches, but the forced kind. The kind where lenders pull back, refinancing becomes difficult, and assets that were priced for perfection suddenly have to reflect reality. When that process begins in earnest, it tends to accelerate because falling prices create more pressure, which creates more selling, which creates more falling prices. Then, like we are seeing in private credit, psychology eventually breaks and the blame game starts. Who could have seen this coming?

Once that process starts, there are only two broad paths.

The first path is to let it happen. Credit contracts, defaults rise, asset prices fall, and the system works through its excesses the old fashioned way. The problem is that the amount of leverage in the system today is enormous, and it has been built during a period of unusually low rates. When you combine high debt levels with higher interest costs, the math becomes unforgiving very quickly. That kind of deleveraging does not look like a mild recession. It starts to resemble something much more severe, potentially deflationary, potentially prolonged.

The second path is intervention. The Fed steps in (stop me if you've heard this one before), provides liquidity, and expands its balance sheet aggressively. Quantitative easing returns, possibly at a scale that makes previous rounds look restrained. Asset prices stabilize, credit markets function again, and the immediate crisis is contained. This is what my friend Larry Lepard refers to as "the big print".

But here is where the situation becomes genuinely problematic. The Fed cannot cleanly choose the second option, though I think it's the way they will head.

They cannot do it with inflation still running above target without major inflationary consequences. Injecting massive liquidity into a system that has not fully extinguished inflationary pressure risks reigniting it. Not gently, not in a controlled way, but in a way that forces a much harsher response later. The entire credibility of the central bank rests on the idea that it will not tolerate persistent inflation above its target. If it abandons that stance in order to stabilize markets, it risks unanchoring expectations in a way that is very difficult to reverse.

Watch the below clip at 50:02 until 52:47 if you want a 2 minute explanation of the direction we will keep heading if we go the inflation route.

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DEBT CLOCK: "Federal Debt has surpassed $39 Trillion. Of a US Workforce of 162 million people (30 million of which are part time) and 72 million children under the age of 18, 62 million retirees, some 82 million disabled, and 14.3 million unemployed there simply isn't enough inflow to support America. There are 36.8 million people living in poverty yet 87.5 million receiving Medicaid - the single largest COST of the Treasury Statement* - I don't consider payments for SS a Cost given it was forcibly taxed."

The Trump Effect: Make America's Billionaires Bigger Again

Why not just say it out loud? We are in deep, deep shit:

Catherine Austin Fitts Nails the Essence of Trump🎯

"Trump does not have agency. He's not in charge... he's doing what he's told."

"Trump authorized [Warp Speed]... [which has] killed a million or more Americans and disabled 5 million or more. That's a mass atrocity."

"If you… pic.twitter.com/IBSIefDJqO
— Sense Receptor (@SenseReceptor) March 29, 2026

Migration data shows a sustained net outflow...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Wed, 1 Apr 2026 11:51:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...of high-income taxpayers (according to the IRS) from Democrat-led "blue states", with California leading the way (see California's $91 Billion Warning), into lower-tax states such as Florida and Texas. The pattern is consistent: higher tax burdens, elevated cost of living, and heavy regulation correlate with capital and population flight. As top earners leave, states lose disproportionate tax revenue, tightening budgets while spending commitments remain high. The result is a structural squeeze, shrinking tax bases, persistent deficits, and declining economic competitiveness, that reinforces further outmigration. The data points to a clear trend: policy environments in these states are pushing wealth and productivity elsewhere.

New York Gov Kathy Hochul is begging wealthy people who have moved to Florida and Texas to come back to New York and pay taxes. 🤣

"I need people who are high net worth to support the generous social programs that we want to have in our state. Now, there are some patriotic… pic.twitter.com/B4ql1ktcq6
— Based Jessica (@RealJessica) March 18, 2026

The story about 175 Iranian school girls getting killed is another bullsh*t story

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Wed, 1 Apr 2026 00:23:00 -1000

Editor's note: Think back on all the media pundits and YouTube geopolitical experts in the US who went absolutely ape shit over the US allegedly dropping a few cruise missiles on 175 Iranian school girls. This goes for everything else that is being reported on this "war" on Iran: it's mostly staged, scripted, faked and exaggerated. The US doesn't need the Straight of Hormuz, and neither does the US need the city of London and Lloyds of London or shipping. Get that pipeline built through Saudi Arabia and problem is solved.

The Ozzyman Does Iran

Conspirators' Hierarchy: The Story of the Committee of 300...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 12:48:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...by John Coleman is a nonfiction work that presents the secret global elite group, referred to as the "Committee of 300", which exerts influence over world governments, economics, and major institutions, outlining its alleged structure, members, and methods of shaping historical and modern events. Central banks (see Switzerland: Secret Capital of the New World Order) including the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve are the key structures in this network. In Conspirators' Hierarchy: The Story of the Committee of 300, John Coleman identifies and lists individuals he associates with the alleged "Committee of 300." These include a mix of prominent political figures, royalty, transnational corporations, and influential families, which he presents as part of this network. Coleman does make reference to the Pilgrims Society, describing it as one of several influential organizations that he associates with the broader network he outlines in the book:

Conspirators' Hierarchy: The Story of the Comittee of 300

Listen to this very carefully: "It cuts the Rothschilds out of the deal and cuts the city of London out of the deal and creates a new nexus of power":

'Epstein, Gates were setting up COVID…' [along with the central banks]: Economists EXPLOSIVE claims about pandemic shocks everyone [not really, it's not shocking at all]:

"Three wars, two men — one pattern."

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:52:00 -1000

Editor's note: When the following republished material is read keep in mind that many of the structures being bombed in both Israel and in Iran are structures that are old and have been slated for demolition (real estate development) so they can be replaced including older airports and runways. Three conflicts, two unconventional negotiators, and a process unfolding largely outside traditional diplomatic channels, recent developments suggest a shift in how high-level negotiations are being conducted. Steve Witkoff, a real estate developer turned envoy, and Jared Kushner, operating without a formal government title, have reportedly taken central roles in discussions spanning Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran. Both men, closely tied to Donald Trump, have described a flexible, fast-moving approach to negotiations, merging proposals, working multiple regions simultaneously, and leveraging personal relationships rather than institutional frameworks. Critics such as Alastair Crooke argue this model reflects not a conventional peace process, but a system where financial and strategic interests shape outcomes first, with political arrangements following behind—raising deeper questions about transparency, accountability, and whose interests are ultimately being served.
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Kushner and Witkoff

By ESC | March 30, 2026

Three wars, two men — one pattern.

In December 2025, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin for approximately five hours, presenting documents outlining a phased settlement plan for Ukraine [1]. Later that month, Witkoff convened representatives from the US, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey in Miami to advance Phase 2 of the Gaza ceasefire [2].

On March 23, 2026, Trump claimed Kushner and Witkoff had conducted talks with senior Iranian officials regarding the terms under which Iran's energy infrastructure might be spared3. Tehran denies the meeting took place, with Ghalibaf himself calling it ‘fake news’ designed to manipulate oil and financial markets 4.

By March 25, the White House was working to arrange a meeting in Islamabad, with Pakistan having transmitted a 15-point US ceasefire proposal to Tehran and the IAEA chief confirming he expected talks that weekend 5.

Three wars. Two men operating outside normal diplomatic channels, at compressed timescales, producing phased conditions rather than political agreements. Neither man is a career diplomat.

Witkoff holds the title of Special Envoy [6], sworn in by Secretary Rubio, but his background is New York real estate development [7] — his friendship with Donald Trump dates to 1986, when he bought the future president a sandwich at a deli [8].

Kushner holds no formal title at all. He is the president's son-in-law, a real estate investor whose family company purchased 666 Fifth Avenue for $1.8 billion and spent the better part of a decade trying to refinance it [9].

Between them, they are negotiating the reconstruction of Ukraine, the governance of Gaza, and the terms under which Iran re-enters the international system.

But the question is not actually whether they are qualified. The question is what function they perform — and for whom.

In an October 2025 interview with CBS's 60 Minutes [10], Kushner and Witkoff described the function themselves — though not in those terms. They confirmed working Iran, Ukraine, and an Algeria-Morocco deal simultaneously.

Witkoff called peace 'infectious' and said leaders were calling the White House asking how to move deals forward. Kushner explained that Trump had delegated broad authority to negotiate — the mandate, in Kushner’s words, was simply 'don't make a bad deal' — and that the two of them had been 'freewheeling it', merging separate ceasefire and end-of-war proposals into a single document on their own initiative, then presenting it to the president for his approval.

When asked about doing billions of dollars of business with the same Gulf governments whose representatives were involved in the peace talks, Kushner replied: 'What people call conflicts of interest, Steve and I call experience and trusted relationships'. Witkoff agreed on camera: 'We really do'.

Alastair Crooke, a former British diplomat and founder of the Conflicts Forum, described the mechanism in February 2026 [11]. The failure to resolve the Ukraine conflict, he argued, is a feature — one that opens a path for business to be done, for stakeholder deals to be cut, and for billions to be shared out.

Trump, Witkoff and Kushner are said to be confident that they can construct a financial reward system for western debt-holders, investors and politicians that succeeds in retaining the financial rewards of war — without the ancillary ingredient of bloodshed.

The territorial issues, security guarantees, EU membership status, and the position of NATO are, in Crooke's framing, 'downstream details once the larger payment system is organised'.

That sentence deserves to be read twice. The politics is downstream of the payment system, the governance is downstream of the financial architecture, and the settlement conditions are downstream of the clearing house. What Crooke is describing is not a peace process — it is the installation of a new financial system, with conflict resolution as its onboarding mechanism.

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Get your copper on

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sun, 29 Mar 2026 19:28:00 -1000

Editor's note: The underlying fundamental problem is that we are turning nature into commodities at an intensifying pace that cannot sustain itself indefinitely on a finite planet.

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Copper Shortages Loom as Electrification Accelerates

March 30, 2026 | AD News Network

Global copper supply is structurally incapable of matching projected demand growth. Mine production remains near ~23 million tons annually, while demand is expected to rise from ~28 million tons today to over 40 million tons by 2040, creating sustained deficits beginning this decade and expanding into multi-million-ton shortfalls by the 2030s. New supply cannot respond at the required pace due to declining ore grades, 10–20 year mine development timelines, and insufficient capital investment.

As deficits widen, competition will intensify between major industrial powers, leading to persistent price escalation, long-term supply lockups, export controls, and resource nationalism in key producing regions such as Chile, Peru, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The result is a structural supply squeeze in which access, not availability, becomes the defining constraint, directly slowing electrification, infrastructure expansion, and industrial growth.

Copper is a non-substitutable input in both digital and military systems, making it a strategic bottleneck across civilian and defense sectors. Modern data centers require large volumes of copper for power distribution, transformers, cooling systems, and high-capacity cabling, with AI-driven facilities significantly increasing copper intensity per build.

In parallel, advanced weapons systems, including missiles, radar, naval platforms, aircraft, and electrified vehicles, depend on copper for electrical systems, signal integrity, and energy transfer. As governments simultaneously expand digital infrastructure and rearm militarily, these sectors will compete for the same constrained supply base, ensuring that copper availability becomes a limiting factor in both technological scaling and defense readiness.

Copper is primarily used in electrical systems, power grids, wiring, AI data centers, electronics, and electric vehicles, followed by construction, machinery, and transport. Production is concentrated in Chile, Peru, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, while consumption is dominated by China, the United States, and the European Union. Japan is also a major consumer despite having minimal domestic mining, relying heavily on imports and advanced refining capacity to support its electronics, automotive, and industrial manufacturing sectors, making it highly exposed to global supply constraints and price volatility.

Global demand for copper is accelerating sharply, driven by its central role in construction, defense, and electrification technologies such as electric vehicles, wind turbines, and power grids. As a key indicator of economic activity, copper is now under mounting pressure: offshore wind alone requires roughly three times more copper per gigawatt than coal-fired power. Yet supply is lagging, current mines and projects are expected to meet only about 80% of global demand by 2030. The shortfall is compounded by labor shortages, regulatory barriers, and local opposition to new mining projects, raising serious concerns about whether copper supply can keep pace with the rapid expansion of renewable energy infrastructure.

The American way: $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sun, 29 Mar 2026 12:02:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...it's all about cashing in, isn't it? The ancient Greeks understood that greed was a corrosive force that hollowed out the soul, devours men, shattered civic order, poisons nations and invited ruin, so they wrote about it relentlessly, not merely to condemn excess, but to warn that unchecked desire, including fornicating with little children, organ harvesting and sex trafficking, would inevitably bring both personal downfall and the collapse of society. Well, you don't say. The financial hierarchy. Who pays? You do. It's the greatest most ingenious harvesting machine in history.
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All wars are about money

Cui Bono

By Julian MacFarlane | March 29, 2026

A lot of people think wars are about politics or ideologies or power, which are important factors — but not the main one—money.

The question you must ask is always "cui bono".

Trump promised his MAGA voters he would fight no wars -- but instead fight a system rigged for the wealthy and connected. He would fight for you and me.

~~Really?~~
….the Trump administration has systematically dismantled much of the machinery designed to catch insider trading and white-collar fraud.
The Justice Department’s Public Integrity Section — created after Watergate to prosecute corrupt officials — was reduced from 36 lawyers to two last year, according to NOTUS, and stripped of authority to file new cases.

In 2025, the administration canceled 159 federal enforcement actions against 166 companies — more than 30 of which donated to Trump’s inauguration or White House ballroom, according to Public Citizen.

Reuters, citing three anonymous officials, reported that the SEC's top enforcement official resigned last week after agency leaders blocked her from aggressively pursuing cases touching Trump’s circle. A spokesperson said the SEC applies securities laws faithfully in every case and that debate among staff is “common and encouraged."
Now, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is face pressure to investigate "mind-blowing corruption" with strange trading spikes just minutes major policy announcements regarding Iran. Seems the "wealthy and connected" are doing very well indeed!

March 23, 2026, the markets suddenly moved —just 15 to 16 minutes before Trump announced he would pause military strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure. This is a pattern we see going back to Maduro's kidnapping. And it continues. Somebody suddenly gets very rich.

Details:

• A massive $1.5 Billion buy order for S&P 500 futures was placed at roughly 6:50 a.m. ET, assuming a market rally.

• Then there was the $580 Million Oil Short with a surge in oil futures trading -- nearly 3,000 contracts sold per minute—a volume 4–6 times higher than normal.

• Following the President's post at 7:05 a.m. ET, oil prices plunged by over 10%, while stocks rose sharply, netting the traders an estimated $100 million in profit.

While the SEC has officially declined to comment, there is a lot of noise about "scrutiny". Noise only.

The White House dismisses all allegations as “baseless and irresponsible,” stating they do not tolerate illegal profiteering from insider knowledge.

Somebody in the White House either has a sense of humor or thinks the public is stupid. Maybe both.

Have you noticed that stuff "just happens", and the explanations swim in an polluted swamp.

According to the Forbes 2026 World’s Billionaires List, Trump's net worth has skyrocketed by approximately 183% over the last two years, rising from $2.3 billion in early 2024 to $6.5 billion as of March 2026.

Cryptocurrency Ventures:

This is the primary driver of new wealth. The Trump family's flagship platform, World Liberty Financial, and sales of related digital tokens, has added an estimated $1.4 billion to the family fortune since the inauguration. Remember if you are a billionaire, you don't count in millions, only billions. This is the special calculus of entitled greed.

Defense Technology Investments:

Members of the Trump family moved into the defense sector just as military spending increased.

Eric Trump was announced as a strategic investor in a $1.5 billion merger involving an Israeli drone manufacturer, XTEND, just 11 days before major U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran began in February 2026.

Donald Trump Jr. joined the venture capital firm, 1789 Capital, which manages over $2 billion and has invested in defense-related startups that subsequently received millions in federal incentives and Pentagon loans.

Media and Real Estate:

Despite the volatility of the stock of Trump Media & Technology the parent company of Truth Social remains a multi-billion dollar asset. All those outrageous statements on Truth Social pay well. Yes, stupidity can pay off.

Real Estate Appreciation:

High-profile properties like Mar-a-Lago have seen valuations rise, with the club now estimated to be worth approximately $560 million. It really helps to use your home as a Presidential base of operations

Legal Developments:

Trump's net worth was further bolstered by the dismissal of a major $500 million civil fraud monetary penalty in New York, although the judgement will be appealed.

Gulf Ties

Then there are the Trump family's deep financial ties to Gulf states—such as Jared Kushner's $2 billion investment from Saudi Arabia. You understand now why MBS is not supporting Iran and Iran will likely want him deposed.

Oh…you say…but the primary driver of wealth is cryptocurrency…

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The American way...wholesale theft and pillaging:

Mockingbird Properties

The Iranians teaching the infidels a lesson in humility:

Photos Confirm U.S. E-3 AEW&C Aircraft Was Destroyed In Recent Iranian Strike On Saudi Air Base

When it comes to Zionist causes and AIPAC...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sat, 28 Mar 2026 12:21:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...donations there is no way to confirm anything. The sole source of the AIPAC donation is a February 2024 Lever investigation based on "leaked confidential internal AIPAC documents" from late 2023. Those listed an $11 million pledge (the largest single entry in that snapshot) tied to "Mr. Anonymous Anonymous" and Radvinsky's wife Katie Chudnovsky, with a noted wire transfer from her. Did Radvinsky take the clotshot? No big loss. OnlyFans shifted heavily toward explicit adult/pornographic content, turning it from a small niche site into a major player in the creator economy and online pornography industry. Well, if you're into porn you made Radvinsky a billionaire.
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Leonid Radvinsky, owner of OnlyFans, dies of cancer aged 43

This article appeared on SOTT

By Sanya Mansoor | March 23, 2026

Leonid Radvinsky, the owner of OnlyFans, has died of cancer at the age of 43, the company announced on Monday.

Comment: Could this be another case of a turbo-cancer caused by the covid vax?

Turbo-Cancer: A doctor speaks out about aggressive tumors associated with Covid vaccination

"We are deeply saddened to announce the death of Leo Radvinsky. Leo passed away peacefully after a ⁠long battle with cancer," said a spokesperson for the company, best known for subscriptions to pornographic content creators. "His family have requested privacy at this difficult time."

Radvinsky, a Ukrainian-American billionaire with a net worth of about $3.8bn as of May 2025, acquired Fenix International Limited, OnlyFans' parent company, in 2018. He served as the company's director and majority shareholder. Born in Odesa, he grew up in Chicago and studied economics at Northwestern University. According to the Wall Street Journal, he began running pornography sites as a teenager.

In recent months, Radvinsky had engaged in talks to sell a 60% stake in OnlyFans in a sale that would have valued the company at about $8bn. According to OnlyFans, Radvinsky had moved his ownership to a trust in 2024.

OnlyFans, founded in 2016 and best known for pornographic material, allows adult film actors and sex workers to make money from posting content on the subscription-based platform. The company typically takes a 20% cut of payments, leaving the remaining 80% for creators, which resulted in dividends of hundreds of millions of dollars for Radvinsky. The UK-based company grew in popularity during the pandemic and has established itself as a way to generate a significant income online. In addition to superstar adult content creators, its creators also include Olympians and teachers who said their day jobs failed to pay them enough to make ends meet. OnlyFans has said it is focused on empowering women and content creators to post sexually explicit content in a safe online environment.

Though OnlyFans has tried to expand beyond sexually explicit content, pornographic material remains its best-known product. In 2021, it briefly announced that it would ban sexually explicit content before quickly reversing course, and some creators on the website promote various interests such as photography, fitness and makeup. Radvinsky's company was not without controversy as well. A 2024 Reuters investigation reported on women who said they had been sexually enslaved to make money from the site.

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Joe Kent and Shawn Ryan: America Needs to Tell Israel 'NO!'

OnlyFans billionaire founder, AIPAC's biggest donor (whether he was the biggest donor is questionable), dies:

They have no idea...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Sat, 28 Mar 2026 02:32:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...what they are getting involved with. These are Persians strapped and yolked to the profanity of Islam. If you strip away Islam, there's a very strong cultural emphasis on education, especially in math, engineering, and medicine. Many Iranians abroad are disproportionately represented in STEM fields, academia, and high-skill professions. This traces back to a long intellectual tradition (think Avicenna), but today it shows up in modern universities and tech sectors. Persians often excel in endurance, improvisation, and long-term perseverance. Persians have long been masters of underground engineering, exemplified by the ancient qanat systems developed in Iran, vast, precisely graded tunnels in granite that carried water across miles of arid terrain without pumps or evaporation. Built with remarkable mathematical accuracy and sustained by vertical access shafts, these networks reflect a deep understanding of geology, patience, and long-term planning. Their durability, many still functioning today, stands as a testament to a civilization that excelled at turning environmental constraint into enduring engineering innovation.

At the outbreak of World War I, the British government...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 14:30:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...issued the Bradbury Pound, an emergency currency printed directly by the state (see Message to President Trump: "Print the Money"), demonstrating that a nation can create and circulate its own money without relying on borrowing from private banking interests at interest, and it was used to bypass Rothschild control over the money system. As global tensions escalate and confidence in debt-based fiat systems continues to erode, this historical precedent is increasingly cited in alternative economic circles as a model of sovereign, interest-free public credit, one that bypasses traditional banking structures and raises urgent questions about whether governments should move now to establish similar mechanisms before a major global conflict forces the issue under far more chaotic conditions.

The Debt Free Bradbury Treasury Note - 1929

Marijuana conviction? No problem, sign here and raise your right hand

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 12:45:00 -1000

Editor's note: It's called scrapping the bottom of the barrel, or "expanding the pool." Why would any young American even consider volunteering for the US Army in these treacherous times? Is this what you want to be a part of? Dropping mines on Iranian soil that will at some point kill and destroy the lives of Iranian people? Volunteering for the U.S. Army means signing away your freedom to people you don't even know who can send you into extreme danger on their terms, not yours, so if you're not thinking clearly and long-term, you're gambling with your life, not building one no matter what the promises are or all the free shit you will get.
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Army raises enlistment age to 42, eases marijuana restrictions

New recruiting rules bump the age limit for recruits from 35 to 42. Easing restrictions on a single marijuana possession conviction "accounts for changes in society," one expert said.

By Patty Nieberg | March 24, 2026

A major update to Army recruiting regulations this week raises the maximum age a recruit can join to 42, and removes a barrier to joining for recruits with a single legal conviction for marijuana or drug paraphernalia possession.

The Army's previous limit was 35, though exceptions are occasionally made. The higher age limit brings the Army in line with other services’ limits of 41 in the Navy and 42 in the Air Force and Space Force, Kate Kuzminski, who studies military recruiting for the Center for a New American Security, told Task & Purpose.

Army recruiting officials have noted in recent years that the average age of recruits is increasing, with officials telling reporters in 2024 that the average recruit was 22 years, 4 months, and that it was still "going up."

Kuzminski said the change has positives and negatives. According to a report she authored for the RAND Corporation, many older recruits scored higher on enlistment qualification tests than recruits who joined before 20. Those older recruits were also more likely to reenlist and be promoted than their younger peers.

However, older recruits were also less likely to graduate from basic training and had higher attrition rates.

The older enlistment cap is the latest in the military's multi-billion-dollar overhaul of recruiting, launched after years of missed recruiting goals. The Army, the largest branch in the military, failed to meet annual recruiting goals in 2022 and 2023. Changes in recent years to the Army’s recruiting enterprise include installing a pre-boot camp prep course for recruits who do not initially meet fitness and academic standards and creating marketing schemes to move the Army’s messaging past the post-9/11 wars and appeal to Gen Z.

The changes also reflect an evolving Army workforce with more education and job skills. In 2024, then-Army Secretary Christine Wormuth announced that the service's goal was to have one-third of the entire force to hold college degrees. For officers, the service has expanded its direct commissioning program for professionals who have worked in the tech sector for a few years and have expertise in artificial intelligence and space, in order to help bolster the Army's technical knowledge across its formations.

Col. Angela Chipman, chief military personnel accessions & retention division said the enlistment age increase reflects the need for technical talent, even in the enlisted force.

"We're kind of looking at a more mature audience that might have experience in technical fields,” Chipman said. "We need warrant officers with extreme technical capabilities, and those will come from the enlisted ranks."

Continue reading...

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Just in time. "Be all you can be in the US Army" in Iran:

🔴 The United States has informed Israel and several other allies that it “may have no choice” but to launch a military operation to seize Iran’s Khark Island, The Jerusalem Post reports.

The U.S. has accelerated the deployment of “thousands of Marines and Navy personnel” to the… pic.twitter.com/a8dD21wh8L
— News.Az (@news_az) March 23, 2026

Apparently, the US Army needs college grads who are "educated" enough to potentially go kill Iranians:

Report: US Preparing Major Escalation Against Iran That Could Include Ground Troops and Intensified Bombing

Comedy central. Looks like Vance wants to be another George Carlin:

Vance Tries To Justify Continued Iran War by Suggesting Iran Could Make a Nuclear Suicide Vest

Once that Christian fucked up epistemology bleeds into the narrative you start to seriously question the sanity of these people. And then these are the "leaders" who are "potential war criminals" who will take "educated" college grads who enlist in the US Army to war? Where have we gone wrong?

At Pentagon Service, Hegseth Prays for Violence Against Those Who 'Deserve No Mercy'

"Those are the words of a potential war criminal":

Imagine where else $6 billion could be spent that would be far more beneficial to Americans than this:

The U.S. military spent $6 billion in the past 3 years to recruit and retain troops

Listen to what this former US Marine talks about. Troops being dragged into Iran, how it will cripple the US and the real goal of Israel's violence. Start at the 1:00 point in the clip:

The U.S. fractional reserve banking system, in collusion...

noreply@blogger.com (Colony) — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 12:40:00 -1000

Editor's note: ...with the government (mostly privatized) since the Federal Reserve's creation in 1913, represents "the greatest theft in human history." This calculated systematic wealth extraction from American workers in this predator and prey ecosphere through inflation (eroding 97% of the USD's purchasing power), taxation, and understated Social Security COLAs via manipulated CPI calculations. For a median earner ($60k salary), lifetime losses total around $3.5 million, far exceeding gross earnings, while higher earners face even higher figures, with cumulative bank profits estimated at $15–25 trillion. Historical events like the 1933 gold confiscation, post-2008 QE (Japan's QE), and BLS changes, frames the system as an organized inter-generational crime syndicate enabled by regulatory capture (and oligarch bitches commonly referred to as "politicians"), lobbying, and media influence (control through fake and staged "news" events).
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The Greatest Theft In Human History

March 24, 2026 | by State of the Nation

Understanding the (Mostly) Invisible Theft: Inflation from Fractional Reserve Banking + Government Taxes+ Social Security COLA Underpayment

By Etienne de la Boetie2 Founder, Art of Liberty Foundation

*With research assistance from Anthropic's Claude, xAI's Grok, Google's Gemini, and OpenAI's GPT

This report presents the most comprehensive public accounting ever attempted of how the fractional reserve banking system and "government" systematically extract wealth from ordinary American workers—documented with primary-source evidence, independent AI calculations from four separate models, and quantified in specific dollar figures for workers at every income level.

The analysis covers: the legal architecture that enables monetary extraction; five hallmarks of an organized crime partnership that sustain it; and the three mechanisms through which the median worker ($60K annual salary) loses $938,000–$4.7 million over a 40-year career. It also includes full AI model methodology and replication instructions, as well as the voluntaryist and full-reserve alternatives that could replace the system.

Figures labeled "modeled estimate" are AI-assisted reconstructions from FDIC, Fed H.4.1/H.6, and BLS primary sources. Figures labeled "confirmed" are audited hard data. This report is released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0—reproduce and distribute freely with attribution.

About The Art Of Liberty Foundation

The Art of Liberty Foundation is dedicated to exposing the illegitimacy and criminality of monopoly "government" and central banking/fractional reserve banking, and promoting voluntaryism—the only system of social organization based entirely on consent—as the alternative.

Etienne de la Boetie2 is the author of "Government" — The Biggest Scam in History… Exposed! – How Inter-Generational Organized Crime Runs the "Government," Media and Academia, editor of the Art of Liberty Daily News & Five Meme Friday – a weekly summary of the best of the alternative media, and co- author of the forthcoming Voluntaryism — How the Only “ISM” Fair for Everyone Leads to Harmony, Prosperity and Good Karma for All. See ArtOfLiberty.org.

Executive Summary

There appears to be an inter-generational organized crime network centered around banking and central banking that appears to have lobbied and bribed the “government”—and potentially helped install a federal "government" in the United States—to allow them to engage in a financial scheme known as fractional reserve banking, where they create money out of thin air and loan it at interest, even though the process is inflationary and systematically steals the purchasing power of the money earned and saved by everyone else.

This process has dramatically impoverished the average worker.

According to independent analysis by every major AI system—including xAI's Grok, Google's Gemini, OpenAI's GPT-5.2, and Anthropic's Claude—the median American worker earning $60,000 annually loses between $938,000 and $1.89 million over a 40-year career to the fractional reserve banking system alone, compared to what they would have received through an honest, non-inflationary monetary system.

But the banking system's extraction is only part of the picture. When federal income taxes, payroll taxes (full economic burden), and state and local taxes are added, the median worker loses an additional $818,000 in lifetime tax burden—bringing the combined extraction from banking and government during their working years to approximately $2.7 million.

For higher earners ($250K annually), the combined banking extraction and lifetime tax burden reaches $13.6 million over 40 years.

Bls shadowstats chapwood inflation comparison 2017

The extraction does not stop at retirement. The federal government’s use of understated CPI for Social Security cost-of-living adjustments costs the median retiree an additional $810,000 over a 20-year retirement—benefits they would have received if COLAs reflected actual inflation rather than the manipulated BLS figures.

This brings the total combined extraction for the median worker to approximately $3.5 million (147% of gross lifetime earnings)—and for the $250K earner to $14.2 million (142%). (Modeled combined lifetime extraction using official BLS 2% CPI as the conservative baseline; under alternative inflation measures, the total rises substantially.)

Across all income levels, the combined extraction from fractional reserve banking, government taxation, and SS COLA underpayment claims between 116% and 148% of what a worker produces over a lifetime of work and retirement. The percentage exceeding 100% reflects the overlapping nature of these mechanisms and the foregone purchasing power gains that an honest monetary system would have delivered through productivity-driven deflation.

These models are actually quite conservative: we used the Fed's 2% annual inflation target, which it frequently misses, and which the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been credibly accused of systematically understating through four documented methodological changes—hedonic quality adjustment (1983), Owner's Equivalent Rent (1983/1985), geometric mean weighting (1999), and ongoing substitution bias adjustments.[12] The actual total extraction is likely 3–5× higher when measured against alternative inflation indexes such as ShadowStats (avg. ~10%/yr) and the Chapwood Index (avg. ~9–10%/yr across 50 US cities), which is covered in detail in this analysis.

These are modeled lifetime estimates based on purchasing-power erosion, Cantillon effects, the compound trap of interest on bank-created money, and counterfactual comparisons to a stable or gold-standard monetary system. Actual individual outcomes vary depending on saving and borrowing behavior, but the directional transfer—from wage-earners to the early recipients of newly created money—is an acknowledged feature of monetary theory, not a fringe claim.

Under a gold standard system, workers could have done even better. Historical evidence shows that gold-standard periods produced mild, productivity-driven deflation—reducing the cost of necessities and luxuries year over year and more fully transmitting the savings from innovations and productivity improvements directly to workers. The US economy averaged approximately 1% annual deflation from 1880 to 1896 alongside strong real GDP growth, demonstrating that falling prices and economic prosperity are not only compatible but naturally linked.

The AI models predict a lifetime delta—across wages, savings erosion, inflated asset costs (housing, healthcare, education), and foregone compound purchasing power—that plausibly exceeds $1.89 million for the median worker under the gold standard comparison. These losses include the inflation and loss of purchasing power from excess money creation; the well-recognized Cantillon Effect, where newly created dollars are worth more to those who receive them first and then lose value as prices adjust; and the compounding trap, where workers must borrow ever-larger sums to purchase assets and services driven up by inflation—including housing, education, and healthcare.

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