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Category Archives: Societal Myth
Limericks
Dear Friends, The world’s elite are but a joke, Pushing ideas like being woke, Smiling and talking, To the bathroom flocking, Being familiar with the smell of coke. Macron wouldn’t give a hair on his head, So wicked … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Law, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged cloward and piven, conspiracy satire, dark humor poetry, drug culture elites, elite corruption, elite hypocrisy, Epstein coverup, humorous poems, John Pepin limericks, limericks, Macron satire, poetic justice, political poetry, Satire, white powder politics
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The Culture Serpent Is Still Lying
Dear Friends, It seems to me, our toxic culture has programmed women and men to fail at life. We know people are failing at life because the birth rate is so low, family formation is low, and drug addiction is … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Judicial Sysytem, media, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged court system bias, cultural elites, cultural rot, cultural sabotage, divorce culture, Dr. Seuss, family collapse, feminism critique, fixing culture, gender roles, horatio alger, John Pepin, low birthrate, Mao Cultural Revolution, MGTOW, obesity and culture, purpose and meaning, social engineering, toxic culture, Western decline, youth entitlement
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Independence: A Matter of Character, Not Wealth
Dear Friends, It seems to me, independence isn’t based on wealth, but on character. Because there are plenty of poor people who are totally independent, while most rich people are utterly dependent on the system. Like the old TV show … Continue reading
Posted in business, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged Beverly Hillbillies, character, Clampetts, emotional stability, fear, freedom, how to be independent without wealth, humility, independence, lessons from the Beverly Hillbillies, modern society, overcoming fear, personal virtue, practical competence, practical skills, resilience, self-reliance, survival skills, virtue
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Limericks
Dear Friends, We wanted an AG to fight handy, Trump handed us Pam Bondi, She’s photogenic, A bit egocentric, So what we got was just a blondie. Trump was elected and went on the attack, The deep state … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, International Power, Judicial Sysytem, Law, media, Societal Myth
Tagged brexit, British politics, corruption, Current Events, deep state, Dionysius of Syracuse, Erdogan, humor, John Marshall, judicial system, limerick, media bias, Pam Bondi, Political Humor, political satire, politics, populism, Satire, social commentary, supreme court, swamp, trump, turkey, UK Politics
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Independence Versus Dependence
Dear Friends, It seems to me, wise people seek to be as independent as possible. This includes, but isn’t limited to, independence from the grid, the ability to stand on your own two feet, a personal source of water, emotional … Continue reading
Posted in business, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged anti-dependence, civic duty, dependency, economic independence, education, freedom, independence, independence vs dependence, individualism, life skills, Machiavelli, mental strength, personal growth, personal responsibility, resilience, self empowerment, self sufficiency, self-reliance, social responsibility, societal burden, societal contribution
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Limericks
Dear Friends, All creation stories require a miracle to win, Because the universe we see is a phantasm, Argue for eternity, So we can see, How many angels can dance on the head of a pin. When calling … Continue reading
Posted in International Power, Law, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged American Constitution, authoritarianism, bad governance, blog poetry, cancel culture, civil liberties, constitutional law, cultural critique, Current Events, EU collapse, EU criticism, free speech, freedom of speech, government corruption, humor, John Pepin, limericks, orwellian, poetic commentary, political poetry, political satire, rule of law, Satire, science censorship, science integrity, social commentary, societal decay, thoughtcrime, wrongthink
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Distraction as a Strategy
Dear Friends, It seems to me, often the best way to hide something in plain sight, is to expose something eye catching that will draw everyone’s attention. Then the offending story can be memory-holed. I don’t know how often this … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, media, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged 2020 election, administrative state, Biden scandal, Bondie, bongino, CCP election interference, corruption, deep state, DNC riots, elite corruption, Epstein files, FBI distraction, government coverup, January 6th, JFK files, media manipulation, media propaganda, patel, political distraction, psyops, RFK files, shadow government
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Breaking The Cycle Of Power and Corruption
Dear Friends, It seems to me, opportunities to break a cycle of power and corruption are few and far between, so when we get one, as we do today, squandering it is not only foolish, it will lead to retaliation … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Group Politics, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged administrative state, AI and government, AI influence, AI policy, AI politics, authoritarianism, deep state, Dion of Syracuse, disinformation, dismantling bureaucracy, elite revenge, expert rule, globalism, influencer politics, limited government, new world order, plutarch's lives, political cycles, political influencers, political power cycles, political reform, populism vs establishment, power and corruption, Reagan legacy, technocracy, Trump appointees, wounded elites
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Limericks
Dear Friends, When the nation falters while the elite live large, The country’s listing and moving like a barge, Inflation erodes, Crime corrodes, And the fault rests with the people in charge. In some places ideas just can’t … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Group Politics, Judicial Sysytem, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged censorship in America, elite critique, freedom of speech, inflation and crime, innovation suppression, outrage, poetic political humor, political ;limericks, satire poems, social commentary poetry, texas, Texas independence
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Limericks
Dear Friends, I just don’t know where to start, From their mouths they do fart, Their lips are moving, Their lies are proving, The media serves Satan a’ la carte. The Biden White House was famously inane, Obama … Continue reading →