Quotes • Oct 10 – 12 • Antifa: The Insurrectionists

No, what galls them [the Democratic Party] is the sheer hemorrhaging of their power. The people of this land increasingly reject them and their insane claims and are walking away from the party, at the same time that Mr. Trump seeks to methodically disassemble the scaffold of all their roguery because it is bent on wrecking the republic.

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So, the Democratic Party appears now to be moving into overt insurrection, for the very purpose of goading Mr. Trump into declaring insurrection, in order to put down the insurrection they are ginning up around the country. And that way, they get to label him “a tyrant” so as to persuade the voters to keep the party of Chaos in office to “fight for our democracy” — meaning, to keep all their rackets going.

I doubt that Mr. Trump will shrink from the challenge, certainly not because a gang of sycophant federal judges issue injunctions against his exercise of constitutional power — that is, the power to preserve, protect, and defend the reasons for our existence as a nation.

John Carter’s Postcards from Barsoom is another Substack that I highly recommend subscribing to. Excellent content.

The people get their ideas from the media, therefore the media holds the power, since the media is not independent but owned by others, whoever is feeding narratives to the media is ultimately in charge. We’re told we live in a democracy, but it’s really a mediacracy (which is not to be confused with a mediocracy, or rule by the mediocre, although there is a lot of overlap between the two).

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The media decides which stories to report, which facts to emphasize, which political questions should be focused upon, and what the acceptable parameters of debate are. By defining both the frame and the contents of the frame, the media orients the attention of the public along the desired direction, and nudges its reactions towards the desired outcome.

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Every time a black person gets arrested, it’s part of a pattern of white supremacists using systems of racial oppression to maintain a racist hierarchy; every time a white person is assaulted, raped, or murdered by a black criminal, it’s an isolated incident from which no lesson can possibly be drawn (other than ‘Mo money for dem programs’, because actually you see, it’s the system of racial oppression that caused that crime in the first place: in Civil Rights America, whites are guilty when they kill, and guilty when they’re killed).

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As always, the left lacks theory of mind for their opponents. Imprisoned within the iron bars of their own ideological-managerial cage, the left has completely failed to learn the lessons of participatory media, and like a general staff doggedly trying to break the trench lines with cavalry charges, continues to try to fight the current war with the weapons they used to win the last one.

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Most people interact with the Internet in a relatively passive way: for every writer with a Substack, there are a hundred people who are happy to confine themselves to writing comments, and for every person contributing to the conversation in the comments section there are a hundred more who are content to simply read….One must then account for indirect, second-hand influence: people who did not consume the original content, but talked to someone who did, and had their minds changed a little.

This is important.

This is why no one should be discouraged about their “reach.” If you’re a reader who talks to people, a commenter on other Substacks, or a  Substack writer or X meme poster with very few “followers” (like me). Who cares? We’re all in this together: the big influencers and the small and what matters is that all our voices together make us, as a whole, a movement to be reckoned with.

THEY (The Hierarchy Exploiting You) can’t keep up. They’re too slow, they’re still resorting to the old methods (Mainstream Media) while we, because we’re passionate about the truth, push out our content often without pay to millions and millions of readers who are reading because they’re passionate about the same things we are. As Carter says above:

One must then account for indirect, second-hand influence: people who did not consume the original content, but talked to someone who did, and had their minds changed a little.

Millions of minds changed a little every week may be hard to see. 52 weeks later, it’s significant. A few years later, it may be a tsunami. Can we change the world? You bet we can.

In the United States and Europe, there is a genuine civil war between conservatives and liberal globalists, who remain loyal to unipolarity — politicians devoid of substance, driven only by the frantic, dying will to preserve the unipolar regime and its ideology.

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The world is ruled by those who think. There are no rulers who are fools; if there appear to be, then someone else rules behind them. The world is governed by ideas: false or true, just or cruel, humane or inhumane.

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This manipulation of chaos has become a strategy adopted by serious global powers.

“At their worst, the COVID shots may have produced an amount of damage to human life that is worse than any other manmade disaster in history, including the Great Leap Forward and all wars.”

These are the powerful words of Professor Gigi Foster (Economist, Australia) who was the 3rd presenter of more than 30 world renowned experts providing testimony to demand that all nations place a moratorium on the use of all mRNA injections (aka ‘vaccines’) and all mRNA products.

Six former U.S. Surgeons General recently condemned HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in an WSJ op-ed, but investigation reveals each has significant financial ties to pharmaceutical companies, healthcare corporations, or controversial ethical lapses that compromise their credibility as impartial voices.

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The revolving door between public health leadership and private industry has created a systemic crisis of credibility, with former officials monetizing their government experience through lucrative board positions and consulting arrangements with the very entities they once regulated.

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By the time the six Surgeons General released their October 2025 statement, the pattern was unmistakable:

1. December 2024: 77 Nobel Laureates with industry ties attack Kennedy
2. January 2025: Dark money PAC mobilizes 17,000 doctors against Kennedy
3. April 2025: BIO’s leaked $2 million war chest revealed, planning Kennedy’s removal
4. September 2025: Coordinated media blitz—Bernie Sanders’ press conference, Guardian op-ed, and Senate HELP Committee hearing execute BIO’s strategy – concerns of a security threat to RFK Jr.
5. October 2025: Six Surgeons General—each with pharmaceutical conflicts—issue “unprecedented warning”

This is the kind of report that makes me go, “What the hell?! WTF is going on?!”

According to a memorandum released today by the White House physician, President Donald J. Trump “received” both an updated COVID-19 mRNA booster and an influenza vaccination during a scheduled evaluation at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

The sub-title of the article wonders:

A possible marketing stunt to boost collapsing mRNA shot uptake after inking a $70 billion deal with Pfizer.

Hell, I don’t know. Sometimes I want to trust Trump…at other times…not so much. Chris Bray wrote today:

Spend the weekend by a lake somewhere. Politics is having a moment, and needs to be ignored while it works on itself.

Good advice. I should take it.

The CDC and its advisers have quietly expanded access to the Covid-19 shot for pregnant women, reversing Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s earlier move to remove it from the immunization schedule.

Again, what the hell?! As Sasha Latypova sarcastically commented:

Oh yeah! Another MAHA win. Are we tired of winning yet?

The Indigenous Nations (A.I.N.) International Tribunal stated:

“This Tribunal finds and hereby declares that the COVID-19 injections, mRNA injections, or mRNA nanoparticle injections, are in fact biological and technological weapons of mass destruction.

This Tribunal finds and hereby declares that the ‘COVID-19 nanoparticle injections’ or ‘mRNA nanoparticle injections’ or ‘COVID-19 injections‘ meet the criteria of biological weapons and weapons of mass destruction according to the Biological Weapons Anti Terrorism Act, of 1989 18 USC § 175; Weapons and Firearms § 790.166 Fla. Stat. (2023), Canada‘s Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention Implementation Act, 2004, and the International Biological Weapons Convention. This Order and Declaration is intended to have immediate worldwide effect.”

I’m not familiar with the A.I.N. Here’s what Grok said about it:

The Alliance of Indigenous Nations (AIN) is an international organization uniting Indigenous Nations to promote sovereignty, self-determination, environmental stewardship, and spiritual unity, advocating for decolonization and protection of sacred lands through legal, judicial, and diplomatic efforts.

Overall, it appears more like a niche advocacy network than a massive entity, with growth noted in the past year through treaty signings.Influence of the AIN.

The AIN wields symbolic and niche influence within Indigenous rights circles, focused on sovereignty and decolonization, but lacks broad mainstream or binding global authority.

So probably not as big a story as Mr. 2nd Smartest Guy in the World would have us believe.