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  • Castles in Spain

    The lowest common denominator born into an elite family, and aged within the same cellars, combines with their antecedents; forms another link in an indivisible chain of depraved functionaries. Righteous indignation equals fabrication, for the outcries amid the masses concerning venal political officers and business magnates amount to semblance, a false display emerging as self-incrimination.…

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  • Toxic Simplicity

    Having exchanged liberty for servitude, the collective permits guileful leaders for fear of deprivation. The subtext “get in lockstep, or else!” resonates more than patent warning signals arising from scandalous clerical actions. Thus, billions of beleaguered consciences in no time submit to stave off excommunication from the church of simplicity. It starts with suppressing God-given…

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  • Plumes of fidelity and flag-waving rituals will not ensure a beloved country’s survival. Nay, success against a foreign enemy in aggressive combat is inessential. Rather, the cerebral, ever parlous mind-field of politics is where proper wars rage; victors gain ascendency while fiascos assume their exact place in subjection. Throwing open the southern U.S. border, thus…

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  • Fawning, ingenuous masses embody good boys and girls while vacant political officers act as surrogates. During the Corona crusades, politicians—to include business magnates—announced that the public is inept. Therefore, ensuing declarations of trust from the mixed multitude are declarations of futility. Oddly, claims that humanity stands righteous and free still charges the air (an indictment…

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  • Bypast

    Human beings: bond slaves to malice; fluent in depravity. Billions of individuals and as many classifications of good equal uncertainty and anguish. Nay, one law for one human race. But witness the blatant prejudice surrounding the Mid East, for instance. Throughout orgiastic carnage, legions gathered to condemn either of the two whereas the pair warrant…

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  • Hue and Cry

    Hidebound leaders are unfit to transmit righteousness like anyone else. Yet look at the childlike trust billions of people give over to pied political officers to usher them from cradle to grave as though vulnerable (a symptom of over-reliance). The wight nation is not forthcoming—it has arrived. Eidolons tread the earth, rendering a dreadful chorus.…

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  • Doubtless

    Proles imagine their intellect prevails over alternate abstracts, such as ignorance, avarice, pride, or plain fear. For instance, the current administration perpetrates a migrant invasion, affords the same with a myriad of entitlements, and relaxes protectionism. Still, the masses remain faithful, and the reason propounded is reason. Nay, anybody who blames sober thought and analysis…

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  • Abiding Rule

    First rule in politics: Never trust a politician. Sure, they don’t trust eachother. The counselors assemble, make deals, and exchange tangibleassets. The voting public, however, does not realize a personal relationshipwith their leading lights (yet fawn over them just the same). Nay, there is nopatent exchange. Rather, the electorate accepts dark hope and doles out…

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  • Truth Lovers

    RAND Corporation raised an article titled “Three Ways to Stop the Spread of False Information.” Alas, defining the preponderance as innocent angels desperate for truth. Denial? Something that exists only in fairytales. According to RAND, the hoi polloi is bereft of conscience; unable to draw viable conclusions without the aid of mainstream media gurus. Thus,…

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  • War Pigs

    Rural to Urban Life Independent, subject to oneself, to being subject to, interdependent on others. Manufacturing to Service Economy Producing for self and others to serving oneself and others. Masculine and Feminine Amalgamation With men and women treated as identical—under the guise of equality—the central government fills the void atop the pinnacle (children look through…

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