Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Rules are written in Arcanum,

That’s why politicians pan ’em,

It’s a dirty biz,

Their motto is,

If you can’t beat ’em, ban ’em.

 

The elites shout lies from a steeple,

Their reputations ever more feeble,

As everyone knows,

And elections shows,

That the elite rule against the people.

 

Psychologists have written reams,

Pontificating about nothing it seems,

A giant chasing us,

Caught in a falling bus,

Because the zeitgeist visits in our dreams.

 

Progressives are acting totally obsessed,

Obvious mental illness must be addressed,

Like chaos arranged,

Completely deranged,

And acting like they’re demon possessed.

 

They did it in Romania and now in France,

Proving law and politics are just a dance,

Given to extort,

In a kangaroo court,

Banning political foes by zealots in a trance.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Why Top-Down Fails

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, examples of top-down ideas imposed on the people are myriad, while the successes can be counted on one hand… one missing fingers. Some notable examples are China’s one child policy, Bernays convincing women to smoke, and putting lead in gasoline. All ideas that came from experts which were imposed on the people and led to disaster. These are but a few of the thousands of other examples of ideas that the experts thought were brilliant but were in fact stupid… like experts introducing the cane toad to Australia. The elite constantly make this mistake. Consent and consensus are often manufactured to some elitist end. Meanwhile, all actual progress has been organic, from the bottom up. The elite see what common people do and think they can do better.

Why wouldn’t the elite believe they can engineer the future better than the commoners organically grow it? The elite have experts, unlimited funding, and industrial production to get their ideas done. How could they fail? Yet that’s all they do…. fail. No matter how much other people’s money they spend, the expertise at their fingertips and human lives ground in the gears, the notions of the elite create suffering on an industrial scale. How is it then that almost all growth comes from the bottom and grows up? The little guy has an obstacle course of regulations, naysayers and cost of capital in his way. Yet the entrepreneur succeeds far more than government or corporations, for that matter. One is set up for success and the other destined for failure, even as outcomes belie the set up.

One advantage the entrepreneur has is that she has no advantages. She has to fight tooth and nail for every penny, and as a result, she’s pragmatic, flexible and aware. Even as the government-backed expert couldn’t care less about cost, an idealist isn’t flexible and is deaf to anything but his own ideas. The entrepreneur has skin in the game while the bureaucrat doesn’t. That’s why she’s pragmatic and the bureaucrat isn’t. Plus, the entrepreneur has to be creative, because creativity is the source of innovation. While creativity is incompatible with bureaucracy. Then there’s distributed knowledge. A small business owner has access to information denied to a bureaucrat. The fact is, entrepreneurs are destined for success while bureaucrats are destined for failure. Proved by the history of top-down failures.

At the turn of the Twentieth Century, the world was abuzz with innovation. There were plenty of investors looking to electrify the world, but no one had an idea how to do it. Edison wanted to use DC power but the technology eluded him. DC can’t be easily stepped up in voltage for transmission or down for home use. Tesla entered the picture with a brilliant vision about AC, (Alternating Current) that could easily be stepped up for transmission and down for home use, was perfect. So much so, Edison went on a propaganda campaign to smear Tesla’s “deadly” current. In the end, it was Tesla’s AC that electrified America. Not because of a top-down edict and diligent work by bureaucrats and experts, but because of one brilliant guy, an immigrant, who changed the world for the better.

When the elite try to make the world better, we get the one child policy, eugenics and Covid. Now they want us to eat bugs. Because the experts think that will be better… like they thought the clot shot was safe and effective. The fact is, top-down anything always leads to disaster. You can’t blame the experts, politicians or executives, they’re caught up in their own propaganda. I imagine many people at Davos think they’re doing great work there. While the bureaucrats at the UN honestly believe Agenda 2030 will result in a golden age. Just as Pol Pot thought all he needed to do to create utopia was to eliminate a class of people. The goals always glitter… and the outcomes are hell on Earth. That’s why top-down ideas, and the power of the elite to implement them should be severely limited.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust,

All the lies have turned to rust,

Reputational damage,

How can they manage,

Since the media has lost our trust.

 

Look closely at their rulings and you’ll find,

A deep yearning for Kritarchy lurks behind,

Carpe Diem,

Y’all see ’em,

The courts have become the enemy of mankind.

 

Our intellect can bring us very far,

While humility wishes upon a star,

Arrogance adept,

Modesty inept,

Because we’re not as smart as we think we are.

 

There once was a Youtuber called Viva Frei,

A pretty nice conscientious and happy guy,

But since he found out,

The world’s run by a lout,

Now he fights the evil because he asked why.

 

Unlimited rule for the Kritarchy,

Supported by the corrupt oligarchy,

Will bring rue,

To them too,

And results in the end of democracy.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

The administrative state is bucking like a nag,

Charging kicking and biting with a finger wag,

A clear double standard,

As the judges pandered,

But if it doesn’t make sense it’s probably a false flag.

 

When someone says don’t believe your eyes,

I tend to think they’re spinning a web of lies,

Wrongspeak means prison,

Ask Tommy Robinson,

And the EU as an oligarchy takes the prize.

 

The reality of things is easy to construe,

Distracting us with a reputation barbecue,

He said a bad thing,

Lock him in sing sing,

So the true malevolence can hide and continue.

 

USAID is critical to globalist anti populism,

Changing minds ideals and even capitalism,

It’s all for show,

So now we know,

Exporting woke culture is the new colonialism.

 

Through thick thin and stormy weather,

Often abducting and tanning human leather,

As one it speaks,

Through our elites,

Because birds of a feather flock together.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Respect And Reciprocity

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, a lesson the elite never learned is that if you want people to respect you and your things, you have to respect them and theirs. We can extend this logic to Rights and laws. If the elite (the aristocracy) want us to take their laws seriously, they need to follow them themselves. Moreover, if they want us to take their authority seriously, they need to take our Rights seriously. The logic rotates on reciprocity. A concept the elite apparently fail to understand. The elite think they lead by force of arms but in fact lead by example. The violence they wield is only to counter their example. Because if we followed them in their corruption, the world economy and civilization would collapse. Which is like pushing the brake and gas at the same time. A more efficient way might be to be a good example.

Respect is a two-way street. Those who give respect get respect. Just as those who hold others in contempt are held in contempt. Many however confuse respect with fear. We don’t respect a hornet’s nest, we fear it. So we spray it with bug spray. Respect is holding someone or something in high esteem. We respect a hero, a sage, or a hard worker, but we fear a mafia Don, gang banger and polar bear. Our elite are of the variety that believes fear equals respect. What they fail to understand is, what’s the first thing you do once stung by a hornet? Spray the nest. Fear is a sure path to destruction. Because we destroy that which we fear… that’s why there are so few mountain lions in the US and the Cassowary is all but extinct. We reciprocated their ferocity.

Reciprocity and the Golden Rule are fundamental moral obligations. The elite in government, however, feel no moral obligation for reciprocity or the Golden Rule for that matter. Without consequences for their actions bureaucrats can be as malevolent as they wish. Why follow constitutional limits on their authority when, if the courts do rein them in, an unlikely scenario, all they lose is the usurped power. Only to be re-usurped later with a more lenient court. The same logic goes for our Rights and their own laws. They need not follow their own laws because they are above them. Like the bureaucrat who lies to Congress under oath is never punished, and the cop who violates your Rights is never charged with a crime. The worst that can happen to them… is you don’t go to prison.

The elite lead by example whether they like it or not. We follow our leaders. The more ambitious someone is, the more they dress, talk, and act like our leaders. When the leaders of a nation then are hard working, honest and smart, that nation will slowly become hard working, honest and smart. If on the other hand, the leaders of a nation are lazy, corrupt and stupid, the people will eventually become lazy, corrupt and stupid. One way to tell if your leaders are leading you to indigence, crime and foolishness, is by examining society. Are people becoming more lazy, corrupt and stupid or harder working, honest and wise? Do people have a feeling of hope… or grim hopelessness? Does the government need to censor to convince us our eyes are wrong? These are signs of a corrupt elite.

When the elite lack respect they garner our contempt. Just as when they abuse their authority they lose our respect. Violating our Rights generates a feeling that we need to reciprocate, and as they use fear to control us, we start thinking it’s time to pull out the bug spray. A lazy, corrupt, and stupid elite will ban political enemies, censor, and use law as a political tool to prove how corrupt they truly are. The societies they rule will be rife with sloth, grift, and all sorts of absurdity. In other words, those places will be a reflection of the elite that run them. Their example will lead, their lack of reciprocity will generate a lack of respect, and the arbitrary violence they wield will generate hatred. Machiavelli had something to say on this subject: a wise prince allies with the people over the aristocracy…

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Sometimes escape is not possible,

Despite the gaslighting unstoppable,

Don’t ever ask why,

Listening to the lie,

And lacking discernment makes us gullible.

 

The CCP has ambition with eyes wide,

Taking the American people for a ride,

It’s quite perturbing,

What’s most disturbing,

It turns out the Deep State is on their side.

 

The US was a government limited excellently,

While the Deep State pretends to beat us gently,

Government’s the defendant,

It took an amendment,

To nullify the fourth to tax us independently.

 

Protecting a target is common practice,

Unless the protectors have deep malice,

Selective blindness,

Really a kindness,

So he got a shot off without security’s notice.

 

Foreign judges without law experience,

Undermining our rights with incipience,

Unjust rule,

A despot’s tool,

And we’re expected to show subservience.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Cutting Government Waste, Fraud, And Abuse

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, many people agree with cutting waste fraud and abuse from government, not only in the US but around the world. Indeed the only ones who are against cutting it are the people benefiting from the waste, fraud, and abuse. The defenders call attention to the starving children in Timbuktu, as proof why the government needs to spend millions on beagle sex changes in Guatemala. Those poor hungry kids! Somehow torturing beagles will save them. Meanwhile, Trump is doing great work cutting into the waste, fraud, and abuse with his Executive Orders, but they need to be backed up by actual legislation. To that end, it’s up to us to put pressure on the bought and paid for politicians, the very ones benefiting from that waste, fraud, and abuse.

Just as a dog doesn’t bite the hand that feeds it, a politician doesn’t vote against their lobbyists. The grift machine is too lucrative and punishing if they do. It rewards with huge donations to their campaign to get them reelected, hires their half-wit brothers-in-law, and buys their books to put money directly in their pockets. It punishes by cutting campaign funding, smears and ostracism from the elite. Since the lobbyists have spent great time, energy and money, creating the grift machine that our governments have become, and are in the pay of that grift, they are putting maximum pressure on our politicians to vote against cutting a penny of waste, fraud or abuse. That pressure will be hard to overcome, especially if the politicians are convinced by push polls… that we support the waste, fraud and abuse.

We have far more power than the politicians, courts or lobbyists want us to know. That’s why they go to such extremes to gaslight us. Because they understand if we get riled up, they become powerless. So they control us by propaganda. The mockingbird media manipulates us into mental mediocrity. The goal is to create a sufficiently large mind numbed herd, to suppress any righteous outrage that might arise. To minimize our power and maximize the power of the elite. When a few companies own all the payola press, and their narrative exactly matches, to the word, you know you’re being manipulated. Even as ninety plus percent of the media’s reporting on DOGE has been negative. Showing the media is a tool of manipulation not of information. So turn off the defenders of waste, fraud, and abuse.

Our power lies in our voice, as long as we’re not silenced by censorship and manipulation. A few voices reverberate in the halls of power, but a cacophony of voices shakes it to its foundation. If enough people speak up, even the most corrupt politician will change their stance. Because money, propaganda, and vote fraud can only go so far to get them reelected, in the end they will need some votes. An enraged citizenry is not likely to vote for you. Ask Labour and the Tories in the UK how irking your voters works out for you. They have unlimited support from their payola press, the BBC, The Guardian and Sky News UK. Nevertheless, their political support among the people has evaporated. Because of their tin ears. Don’t think for a second that lesson is lost on our politicians.

If you support waste, fraud and abuse all you need do is nothing, and the paid for politicians will ensure it continues. If, however, you want to end the waste fraud and abuse… you need to act. Contact your representative and senators demanding legislation, putting Trump’s Executive Orders into law. A few of our voices will stiffen the spine of those who will vote for it. If many of us do, some will change their minds and vote against the lobbyists. Though if we flood their switchboards with calls, even the staunchest grifter will have to vote against their own grift. Because their career is at stake. We are the key to getting rid of waste, fraud, and abuse. There’s no danger, no cost and minimal effort for you… just make a few phone calls or texts. Cutting waste, fraud, and abuse is as simple as that.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

New Jersey they say is utterly broke,

Bad governance you just can’t cloak,

It’s a corruptocracy,

Called bureaucracy,

And the police in New Jersey are but a joke.

 

The ruling class holds us in antipathy,

Denigrating us without any sympathy,

They’re a joyous barrier,

The constitution is inferior,

And so our elites expose their psychopathy.

 

There once was a senator named Chuck,

In an alien Marxist mindset he was stuck,

Railing against the people,

Shouting atop a steeple,

And making rude gestures like a schmuck.

 

Affordable housing is a Bernasian term.

Hiding the truth of regulation’s burn,

That cabin isn’t sufficient,

Move into this box efficient,

So the regulators can claim to be firm.

 

Stupid is as stupid does,

Riding on the short bus,

What’s that,

A tin cat,

And it’s sure to make a fuss.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Following Demons

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, if you’ve been following a demon, don’t be surprised if you end up in Hell. Because fiends always promise heaven and deliver us to Hades. Imagine the shock of the millions who have followed demons to the promised land, only to find themselves cattle in a slaughterhouse? I might argue that every demon leads us to Hell. Regardless of their rhetoric. The secret then is not to follow demons. That’s not as easy as it might first appear. Since fiends cloak themselves in glitter and frosting. We have to look beneath the surface to their reality. That kernel of truth is always well hid by propaganda, legal protections and ostracism. Which is why the Epstein files are probably destroyed, to protect the facades of the demons that run the world.

The Chinese people loved Mao, just as the German people loved Hitler and the Cambodian people loved Pol Pot. All three of whom led their nations to disaster, carnage and human suffering on an industrial scale. Stalin was as bloodthirsty with his allies as with his enemies. Ask Leon Trotsky. Even as the Mongolian empire crumbled, the fear that held the people in check became hatred, wrath and vengeance. Even Saddam Hussein might still be dictator for life if he hadn’t invaded Kuwait. We all know the price Iraq paid for following that demon. Demons come in ideologies, philosophies and religions as well. Take the example of the Maya. Who had a high level of technology but polluted their wells with the carcasses of their human sacrifices. Other examples are too numerous to detail.

Demons are dangerous even when not followed. Coriolanus of Rome was such a person. He demanded the Senate follow him and eject the people’s tribunes, but he was expelled instead. Enraged he went to Rome’s mortal enemy, Volscia, raised an army and besieged Rome. Slaughtering Latin towns on the way. Picture the disaster his rule would have been for Rome! A parallel life in Plutarch’s Lives was Alcibiades. Who launched Athens on a disastrous campaign in Sicily, then fled to Sparta where he made a cuckold of the Spartan King, went to Persia, created havoc there, and finally back to Athens where, after “heroically” saving the Athenian fleet at the Hellespont… he visited more chaos on Athens. Such men arise throughout history and always present a mortal danger.

Ideologies, religions and philosophies can also be demons in disguise. The bloodthirsty religions of Meso America changed the cultures around them. Historically, Islam has delivered everyone under its influence to poverty, slavery and war. Which are its basic tenets… take from the Dhimmi, submit and expand by Jihad. Ask the Armenians how it is to live under Islamic rule as Dhimmi. Communism, socialism and fascism, three elitist nuts from the same burr, epitomize ideological demons. Then there’s the materialist philosophy that promises godlike enlightenment but delivers nihilism, loneliness and self destruction. Ideologies, religions and philosophies that result in human suffering are by definition, demons. In fact that’s how I define them, pragmatically, by their result, not their intention.

Pragmatism is a post hoc way to identify demons in glittering masks and frosted with sugar though. It can identify ideologies and religions that have led a people to Hell, but not individuals. We can tell some of the bad actors by the ideologies and religions they support and draw support from. Some of the worst people pretend to be good, as a means to power. This is one weakness of democracy… the evil have no scruples, shyness or shame. Giving them an advantage in politics. They’re universally corrupt though. That’s their Achilles heel. If we can get the government to enforce the law on the elite, as well as us, their corruption will be exposed so we can sift the demons from the people. Because, if we stop following demons, we’ll stop ending up in Hell.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

History shows us one thing is true,

Power over another is an evil brew,

Even good intentions,

Make bad inventions,

So power must be limited through and through.

 

There once was a crowd of despots,

Usurper globalist corrupted sots,

Self appointed,

The anointed,

Whose hypocrisy connects the dots.

 

The globalist elites detest transparency,

Pushing a narrative on an FM frequency,

They’re our betters,

Tough go-getters,

And they’re rotten actors lacking decency.

 

I heard of a villain named Klaus Schwab,

His crew aped the movie slime the Blob,

Oozing in and taking over,

Perverting even clover,

Forgetting that history is unkind to an evil slob.

 

The chief justice isn’t a mere swindler,

Under the control of his wise handler,

Undermining our Constitution,

His rulings define convolution,

I have to wonder if he’s also a fondler.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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