The Reason For Our Inflation

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, yesterday’s record inflation was brought to us by our elite. Most are of the opinion that the inflation is a result of the profligate money printing and monetizing the debt. While I agree that is a large factor, I believe the biggest cause was the shut downs, and the shortages they created. The US dollar is a special case. It is the world’s reserve currency and as such it is less susceptible to inflation by over printing than other currencies. Because other nations need the dollar to trade, the more trade the more dollars they need, and the central banks across the planet use the dollar as a reserve, often in place of gold and other precious metals. That is why I believe that the inflation we are now seeing, is the result of the lock downs and the shortages they created, even more than the profligate printing.

During the Wuhan flu panic the experts all agreed, or at least the experts we were allowed to hear from anyway, that the only rational course of action, to combat the flu… would be to shut down the economy, with certain sectors treated better or worse according to their political favor. That is why churches were closed but liqueur stores were not, mom and pop stores were shuttered but big box stores remained open, and while chain restaurants were let alone, private restaurants were closed, to protect the public from them. The asynchronous regulations were rationalized as closing “non essential” businesses. Whole industries were closed by edict, to protect the children, who are essentially immune. As it turns out, political favor is not an ideal criteria to judge the essentialness of a firm.

Things like gathering raw materials and other “non essential” industries were idled. In some countries for two years. You and I understand, if you create artificial shortages of primary inputs, by edict, then everything down the supply chain will be effected. Our ruling experts are too smart to understand such simple concepts though. Apparently they cannot fathom how it is possible that arbitrarily shutting down sectors of the economy, could create economic disruptions, leading to shortages, that cause inflation. Then the experts in their brilliance, chose to punish the people who worked through the pandemic, risking their lives and those of their loved ones, by forcing not only mask mandates but vaccine mandates as well. Stabbing the heroes in the back, with an untested biological agent… very progressive.

Even as our corporatist administration of experts were building shortages they were printing money to the tune of tens of trillions of dollars. The Federal Reserve has printed enough money since 2008, to make every native born man woman and child in the US, a millionaire. Obviously you and I didn’t get that largess. Instead, we got the bill… with inflation. That pile of money was divvied out to the richest people on the planet, national governments and corporations. Who mostly invested it driving down the rate of return on capital. Just part of the myriad of ways the elite steal money from us. Inflation takes it indirectly from our wealth, low return on investments steals the difference between what we should be getting and what we are… as well as bail ins next time the banks go belly up.

That is why I say that inflation is due to the stupidity of our ruling experts. Even as they created shortages, then flooded the economy with newly printed dollars, exacerbating those shortages, they create disruptions by edict with their mandates. Yesterday’s inflation numbers came in at 7.5% year over year. The US has not seen such inflation since the 1970s… and we haven’t seen the last of it. The expectation of inflation also drives inflation. With shortages still happening, supply lines undermined by mandates and protests against them, as well as the continued monetizing the debt, we can expect more of the same. Until the elite are replaced with rational and sane people, and the system repaired to prevent this in the future, it will go on, until it can no longer… then things will get bad.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Change the Culture Change Possibility

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, we are the same as the ancient Egyptians, Carthaginians, Vikings, Mongols, Founding Fathers, Russians in 1917 or Germans in the 1930s, in short, the stock is the same, it is the culture that gives rise to our different temperaments. You could say we are no better than any of them, nor are we worse… we are the products of our culture, as were they. If you accept that this is the case, quite a few ideas present themselves. If we are indeed the same, and it is only the culture that differentiates us, then you and I are almost as guilty of every crime committed by everyone in the past as they… almost. Most importantly, this idea shows us that the opulence we live in, has nothing whatsoever to do with our virtue, wisdom or worthiness… it is a happenstance of fate.

All our individual attributes are randomly handed out, then as now. From athletic ability to creativity, we each fall on a spectrum, with true greatness distributed on a Pareto curve. Nevertheless, when we are born, regardless of our attributes, we learn from our parents, family and culture. That inculcation determines our attitudes, what we think and what we cannot think, regardless of our personal abilities. This is suggested by the chasm in the understanding of cell phones between the youth and older people. The same is true of computers. Our comfort level with them largely depends on when we were born. An INTJ born in 1940 is simply not going to understand computers as well as an ESFP born in 2000. Despite the fact their individual temperaments would normally lead to the opposite.

Which makes our arrogance all the more a consequence of ignorance. We are not smarter than ancient Egyptians, stronger than the Romans nor are we wiser than the Founding Fathers, Yet our culture arrogantly tells us we are. With little to no life experience, and armed with only an ideology that has failed every time it has been tried, our youth stride into the world with the fervor of a zealot to change it for the better, led by overly educated psychopaths. People who consider themselves much smarter than Archimedes, stronger than Samson and wiser than Solon, they will bring utopia to the world… or so they think. It is the pernicious culture that teaches our kids to be so self destructive. Their ignorance, ideology and temperament cannot be blamed on them, they are a product of our culture.

All our problems and opportunities flow from our culture. If people are the same today as they were a century ago, why didn’t they have the drug problem we do? Why was it they had so much more freedom and less crime? Why did the African American community have intact families then but not now? Why is there an opioid overdose problem today despite all the knowledge gained since the 1970s? Why do our kids emerge from school not knowing if they are a boy or a girl? Why is the work ethic lost today? Why is abortion common now but unheard of a century ago? Every one of these questions can be answered with one word, culture. All these problems arise from our culture. There are opportunities as well, the “glass ceiling” has been shattered for example.

What this all shows is that culture is extremely important and has been overlooked for too long. Culture should not be left to random variation, progressive monopoly or a grasping malevolent elite. It should instead be created by polity, with the intention of fostering entrepreneurial, hard working and wise people. We know from history, if viewed pragmatically, what improves the lot of man and what lowers it. To that end we must wrest the culture from today’s cultural elite. If we make our culture gleam with the Golden Rule, then the utility of freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of conscience becomes obvious. Let’s create a culture of prosperity, tolerance and reciprocity, that fosters awe at the divine… and our problems will melt away like so much dew before the August sun.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Clandestine Religion

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, we have a rising religion in the world, no its not Islam, Christianity or Buddhism… it is Materialism. The Materialist religion has several sects. Unlike Christian and Islamic factions they don’t compete as much as cooperate. The modern materialist is every bit as zealous as a suicide bomber. Believing in Materialism with all their heart, they are impervious to logic… even while claiming to be rational. They use their logic to rationalize their ideology. Materialism however offers some pretty perverted moralities. From the absurdity of worshiping abortion, to the trans movement, materialists embrace egoism, ambition and hedonism as the highest virtues. History has shown us, pragmatically, that the results of Materialism are catastrophic… but a zealot is stone headed.

Materialism is proselytized in the public school system. In that way every child is exposed to the newly established State religion. Materialists cleverly use the Constitution’s freedom of religion, in a jujitsu move, to ban all religions from the public square, except materialism. In this way, the State discredits all other religions as myths, fables and fiction, claiming only materialism is real. It can be said that materialism is spread by the sword. In that materialists use fear, intimidation and violence to force others to remain silent else parrot their lie. As we see in the CCP, when materialists are ascendant, they are only too happy to use actual violence against people who believe other than they do. Including, but not limited to, burning churches, involuntary organ donation and outright genocide.

Materialism has several sects, Atheism, Agnosticism, Socialism, Post Modernism, Lucifarianism and Satanism. All are the rightful heirs of Materialism. Just as Protestantism is the descendant of Roman Catholicism, and Catholicism the child of Judaism. Each flavor of Materialism highlights an aspect of its nature. Lucifarianism is the belief that the snake in the Garden of Eden was the good guy. This is a descendant of Materialism, because it is rooted in the nihilistic premise that God is not supreme, that reality is only material, and thus our actions have no more effect than ripples on a pond. Atheism is obviously the bastard child of Materialism as is Agnosticism. Satanism is a wholesale abandoning of traditional morality in defiance of God himself. Post Modernism is the belief in, all at war with all.

Materialism always has resulted in human suffering on a munificent scale, but maybe it won’t sometime in the future. As Einstein said, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.” Nevertheless a zealot cannot be dissuaded from the ideology that has captured them. Therefore, as long as we allow it, they will continue trying the same experiment over and over, expecting different results, and mankind suffering the consequences. The truly laughable thing about materialists, is that they claim to be enlightened, logical and rational. Yea, I agree, they use logic to rationalize their belief and no one arrogantly considers themselves enlightened, more than the dimwitted. The sad history of the Kulaks, Ukrainians, Chinese, Jews, Cambodians, etc… is not sufficient to change their minds.

Until we recognize that Materialism is a religion, we will never be able to deal with it, its adherents or the negative side effects. Our agreeableness is our undoing. When someone says something absurd, like Materialism is not a religion, and instead of calling them out as idiots, we couch our response with platitudes, we are abetting the swindle. By this fraud, the materialists have established Materialism as the State religion, and banned all others. Using tax money to spread their gospel of “Woke” in the public schools, media and universities, they are shameless, ruthless and effective. Isn’t it time to follow our Constitution, “un-establish” the established State religion of Materialism, and allow all religions to compete in the marketplace of ideas?

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Nuremberg II

Dear Friends,

It seems to me… the time to consider Nuremberg II is at hand. When people, no matter their station, commit crimes against humanity, all human hearted people stand up… and hold the miscreants to justice. Had we counted on the Nazis to hold themselves to justice, we would have had to wait as long as we have for Stalin, Mao or the Kims to face their comeuppance. The reason we have laws, trials and punishment, is as a disincentive for crime. If people worry they will be held responsible for their actions they will temper them. This is as true of an orphan, or poorly socialized son of a single mother, as an ivy league educated psychopath. Should we fail to act and allow the crimes against humanity the elite are clearly guilty of, to go unpunished… we become accomplices and the crimes will get worse.

Creating the virus in the first place, justifies an investigation and everyone knowingly involved must be held accountable. The cover up on this has been massive. Starting at the very top of the food chain, when Fauci gathered his minions, and formulated a strategy to hide the fact they transferred the technology and paid for the funding, to create chimeric bat viruses in the Wuhan lab. That there has been zero official investigations into this is proof the elite are culpable. Because, when else have they refused a chance to stand in the limelight and demonize someone? Then there is the issue with the open perjury before Congress. A process crime that got Scooter Libby, Mike Flynn and Robert Stone sentenced to prison. Shouldn’t Fauci’s meaningful lie be treated at least as severely as a process crime?

Withholding life saving drugs from the public is a crime no matter how you look at it. When you also factor in the deaths that are directly attributable to the vilification of Ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine and others, the crimes magnify with every preventable death. Then there is the nursing home scandal that has yet to be addressed. Where governors, by edict, forced covid positive young people into nursing homes… when there were many other facilities available. This was done in most notably New York, but also in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California and Michigan, and there may be others as well. There was even a viral video at the beginning of the pandemic, showing a young hoodlum beat an old man in a wheel chair. The young man was there, as it turns out… because he had covid.

The actual science is in, shutdowns did nothing to stop the spread of the Wuhan flu, but did enormous damage to the economy, society and children. Which is bad in and of itself, but the elite went on, to force masks on kids, masks that we now know have zero effect on the virus, but a huge effect on children’s maturing, speech and learning. Deaths by suicide and drug overdoses have been epic during the shutdowns. The elite’s response to the problem they created has been a failure…or a success, depending on your metric. If death, suffering and hopelessness was the desired outcome, then they have been a resounding success. If however, you consider these bad things, their efforts have failed. Then there is the clot shot, the elite decree we take… that doesn’t prevent the Wuhan Flu.

When there are people responsible for literally millions of deaths across the planet, by creating a virus, spreading it, denying treatment to people infected, and forcing mandates that are counterproductive, dehumanizing and destructive… they must be investigated, tried and if found guilty of crimes against humanity, punished severely, if justice is to be served. Stupidity is no defense, since the elite claim to be experts in everything. The only reason they have done what they have done… is malevolence. The Nazis were held to account for their crimes against humanity, yet there was no comeuppance for the Killing Fields, Mao’s millions murdered or Stalin’s atrocities. It is time to hold the elite accountable for their actions, in a public trial, justly administered, and if found guilty… made examples of.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Problem Solving 101

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, we are confronted with a myriad of problems every day, then solve them by whatever means we have become accustomed to, some ways effective, others parasitic and many… carnivorous. The way we solve our life problems is usually the result of the aggregate of ways we have solved them in the past. When we are children all our problems are solved by our parents, parent or orphanage. As we grow we learn to solve them ourselves, out of impatience, dissatisfaction with our parents solutions, else we are on our own and must solve them ourselves. I wonder if it isn’t a valid role of elementary school then, to teach effective ways to solve daily problems? Doing so would eliminate much of the drug related crime in our culture, improve the life outcomes of the students and humanity itself.

You are cold, that is a problem, moreover, you have to walk a mile in that cold to get home. The solution that first presents itself is the means by which you usually solve problems. Would you rob a weaker person of their coat, car or both? Maybe call home and beg a ride? Would you man up an take it? Would you pick dry grass and stuff it between your shirts to keep warm? Would you take a cab, a bus or hitch hike? The possible solutions are infinite. The solution someone chooses though, reflects their upbringing, maturity and human heartedness. The carnivorous way to solve it would be to take a coat, car or both, from a weaker person. The parasitic way would be to beg a ride. The person with personal agency would stuff their shirt with dry grass, take a bus, cab or man up and deal with it.

I believe that the reason some people take the carnivorous and parasitic paths is they were never properly taught how to solve problems for themselves. Often it is the all consuming mother who hobbles her children into parasites. A violent frustrated father can do enormous damage as well. He will often turn his children into carnivores. Both means are only effective, if someone else is available to leach off, use, else rob. If the carnivore or parasite is trapped without a victim, they are left unable to solve problems. Since people who solve their problems by sucking off someone else, or just taking what they want, by definition, must have others available at all times, as their only means to solve life’s daily problems… so are probably extroverts. This illustrates a great weakness in those solutions.

I have found that the effective way to solve problems, is to look at how others have solved them in the past, apply those solutions in a thought experiment to the situation, and use the one that is the most effective at this time given these circumstances. The utility of this scheme depends on the examples one has to compare. Examples come from life experience, stories and religion. Since life experience, requires life experience, that avenue of examples is cut off from children. This is why I think that every child should be told all the fables, be made to read Horatio Alger stories and when older, Plutarch’s Lives. Not in a vacuum but first introducing to them why they are reading these stories. This is why we have religion, fables and stories. Our lore exists to educate children about life.

Imagine if most people had the tools to solve their own problems without resorting to theft, begging or fraud? The world would be a much better place to live, raise children and retire in. Such a world starts with the education system. Today’s failing curriculum needs to be replaced with something else. By every metric, other than zealous clutching to an ideology, today’s graduates are educationally retarded. Knowing how to have safe anal intercourse, is not as valuable for a child to know as the Golden Rule, skepticism and pragmatism. Learning the proper way to discard a condom cannot be as important for a teen, as knowing how to create a profit loss statement, how to read cursive or change a tire. Teach our kids to solve their own problems… and the problems of society will vanish.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Can Science Answer Everything?

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, there are things that science just cannot understand, nor can it ever, and the more it tries, the more understanding escapes it. Take a bug for example. An entomologist can explain everything there is to know about the form, color and substance. He or she can wax poetic on their life styles, three part bodies, except for arachnids, and how they enhance the habitat. Perhaps she can even decode a bug’s DNA. Nevertheless, the more in depth his or her knowledge of insects and arachnids, the less they understand bugs. Because… a bug, horse or salamander, can only be really understood intuitively. Science does reduction well and intuition poorly. Because really creative scientists are scattered in a Pareto distribution while most are conscientious and closed minded.

A two year old understands what a bug is. How is that possible, without a careful study of the genus, species and it’s role in the environment? Intuitively, that’s how. No one needs to explain to a child that an ant is a bug as is a spider. They know it without having all the possible connotations of what a bug is, or is not, explained to them. Ask them what makes a bug… a bug? They will probably answer, “It is icky.” Intuiting the feeling that certain life forms give them, as the wharp and whoof of that life form… or in other words, the essence of bugness. Ask a child what a horse is, and the tot will reply, “A big animal!” They quickly understand the difference between a horse and cow though. Moreover, no child will mistake a snake for a bug, nor can they be convinced a white horse is not a horse.

Science is immensely important but when you put something in a realm it is not supposed to be in, no matter how virtuous, useful and effective it is in its rightful realm, it cannot help but be the bull in a china shop outside it. Smashing instead of fixing because it is out of place. Science can answer such amazing questions as what is the fundamental building blocks of reality? Science seems at this point, (until it plumbs the next lower level of reality) that reality is made up of quarks, muons, gluons and a host of other exotic quantum “particles.” It has failed at answering why the universe is here, what came before the “big bang.” and how can unconscious matter be conscious? Why? Because these are questions that science cannot answer. They cannot be resolved by simplification… only by vision.

Intuition is the basis for every scientific advance that has ever happened. Someone intuited an idea, used the scientific method to determine if it had merit, then published it so others could recreate the phenomenon and verify the conclusion. Great paradigm changing leaps are made this way. Otherwise, most science is grinding down an idea to its constituents in reductionist fashion. The goal is to prove the theory rather than to test it. When some data comes in that is a conundrum, it is incorporated into the present paradigm without a thought. Dark matter and dark energy are two examples everyone has heard about. Dozens of other problems with the present theories exist as well though, proving the present scientific paradigm is less than an ideal representation of what is real.

Such deep questions can be aided by scientific inquiry, but in the end, can only be answered by intuition. Not just untested intuition but unselfish intuition guided by human experience. There are questions that we must answer that science can only mislead us on. Which is why we still need religion, it is a wealth of understanding into the nature of humanity and the good life, that science cannot ever hope to understand, let alone teach us. Not just religion but art, poetry and literature all elevate, teach and open us in ways that science is unable to. Therefore, granting to science that which rightfully belongs to religion, art and literature… perverts them all. Science has its place, is valuable and has helped us immeasurably, but it cannot understand even the simple intuitive truth of the Golden Rule.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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How Perpetrators Transfer Blame

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, an astounding play on logic… for the perpetrators of history’s atrocities to blame the victims. As the Russians were vilified for the Soviet era, the Germans for WWII, and the entire West for the slavery the West outlawed a hundred fifty years ago, the elite, who were, are, and always will be the culprits, transfer blame for their crimes. The same will be true when North Korea eventually falls. The global elite will blame the people of North Korea for the Kim dynasty’s crimes against them. This is an established means of twisting blame from the elite perpetrator to his victims… so the millennia long crime spree can continue. Crimes committed by government are always the fault of the elite, since the elite run the government, the comeuppance for them by the pitchfork.

When a criminal is not punished, a triple injustice is done, the victim is ignored, society is harmed and that crime will continue, insuring more victims. Since this is the case for small crimes, how much more so of big crimes? We punish bank robbery to prevent bank robbery, yet we don’t punish the elite when they create a virus in a lab, release it either through stupidity or malevolence, then use their positions of power to magnify the deaths that result from their intransigence… and expect there will be no punishment? Allowing them to get away with such a stunning crime against humanity, spits in the face of the dead, injured and their families, corrodes the people’s faith in our institutions, and sets up the scenario for more such crimes in the future. All because the elite are above the law.

Most nations begin in some form of virtue and the leaders, over time, lead the people to corruption. This is the natural evolution of government. Corruption doesn’t just materialize in a vacuum, like stray particles in the quantum foam, but is actively fostered by the elite. Typically using some form of the Hegelian dialectic. They create a pernicious incentive by some legislation, regulation or fiat. When the predicted problem arises, they exploit the people’s reaction to justify another law, regulation, or fiat to “solve” the problem created by the first action. This of course has undesired consequences, and so more power must be granted to the elite to solve that problem… and so on. As the snowball of laws, regulations and edicts grows, eventually it cannot be moved and the nation grinds to a halt.

Once a nation has become utterly corrupted by the elite, the people rise up and change the situation with pitchforks, else the edifice collapses. The American Revolution of 1776 was just that. Farmers rising up with pitch forks, muskets and filled with the human fervor for freedom. Thankfully, they were led by moral Christian men, at the epitome of Enlightenment thinking. Dionysius the tyrant of Syracuse was overthrown, not once, but twice. Once by Dion. Then Dion was overthrown, for being too easy on Dionysius’ loyal men, and the tyrant reinstalled. Then the people’s lamentations were met by Timoleon of Corinth who led the final overthrow of the tyrant. Oppressors never willingly give way for more human hearted replacements, they are only replaced by force, or collapse… as will be the CCP.

Maybe a better paradigm would be to interrupt the evolution from virtue to corruption? Force absolute transparency on government, not the window dressing of the freedom of information act, but make transparency obligatory and the default. “The more laws the less justice” – Cicero. If a law, regulation or edict creates unforeseen consequences, repeal it… instead of adding more pages to an already cosmic sized legal code. Trump’s brilliant idea, to force the bureaucracy to remove two regulations for every one they add, worked superbly. The list of ways to improve the situation for the betterment of mankind is infinite. The hard part… is implementing any of them. Because the corrupt elite’s subversion rests on unjust laws. Since no corrupt elite will investigate themselves, it is up to us, to demand they be held to their own laws, as strictly as they would hold a poorly socialized red headed orphan.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Pathological Liars

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, our governments in Australia, Britain, Canada, France, Germany and the US, have become pathological liars. To come to any other conclusion given recent events would be Pollyannish. What have they lied about… you may ask. The lies range from the small to the giant and span the range. From claiming cloth masks don’t work, then they do and you must wear them, back to they don’t work anymore but you still have to wear them… to the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping was an organic crime, when it was in fact hatched by, paid for and manned by the FBI, the patsies pulled in to promote a political candidate and ideology. Very pathological of them. It has got to the point that when any government agent tells you anything, the sky is blue for example… the truth is the exact opposite.

In the US the lies have become so apparent the elite don’t even pretend they aren’t lies… only that we are legally bound to repeat them, and pay lip service to their veracity. The “fact checkers” as well as the New York Times, in recent lawsuits with Project Veritas and others, have admitted in legal filings, their fact checks and news pages are in fact opinion, so the courts cannot hold them to the standard of truth. These are the people backing the false narratives the pathological liars spew. You have to admit, filing documents in court, under oath, professing to be liars, is pretty damning. Nevertheless, many still believe anything the admitted liars at the NYT, and the court documented lying fact checkers say. Probably because they are parroting our lying overlords… and you have to believe them, or go to jail.

A particularly egregious lie that still flies under the radar is the cover up of the 2017 Las Vegas shooting. The story that a guy, a “lone shooter,” who supposedly shot all those conservatives at a country music festival, from multiple locations, with a bump stock that never jammed, littering the ground with casings at every gate to the site, shooting through a window the police had to break later, and even continuing the gunfire after he was dead, in several locations, including the Vegas airport tarmac… stretches the credibility of the elite feeding us that bullshit. An attack on American’s that took the lives of over 50 people and wounded over 400, you would think the media would have investigated it for more than a week… considering they are still wall to wall about the false flag “insurrection.”

The latest batch of JFK files show that the government lied about the JFK assassination. That is why the national security apparatus demanded the files be kept sealed for decades. Some still are. The elite have lied for so long, about so much, they have lost the ability to distinguish between truth and falsity. They have become so pathological, they cannot help themselves, making claims that are transparently obviously a lie. Like the recent Synagogue attack by a Muslim chanting Islamic diatribes, holding Jews captive for leverage to get a terrorist released… and the FBI claims they have no idea of a motive? They are not that stupid. Their lies could not be more obvious… or pathological. Now there is evidence the terrorist was let into the country by the FBI despite his Islamic terrorist ties? Is that not pathological?

How many people are dead, because the bureaucracy saw fit to transfer the technology to make chimeric viruses to the CCP, then funded their creation, leading directly to the Covid pandemic? Next, our governments, not simply content to have created and either released intentionally else stupidly that deadly pathogen, decided to vilify safe, inexpensive medicines they know work against the virus, even taking doctor’s licenses for saving patients. It has got to the point that we have to act, else we are ignoring Solzhenitsyn’s warning, and in doing so, condemning many to spend their lives in a neo gulag archipelago. Only a fool trusts a known pathological liar. Skepticism used to protect a clearly false narrative, is not skepticism, it is stupidity. Yet that is what passes for wisdom today. Let’s instead use our skepticism to examine the lies, liars and what is their motivation. Then act accordingly.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Regulation, Licensing and Corporatism

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the idea of regulation, licensing and other means of government oversight, sound good in theory but in practice, result in the opposite of what we are told they would. In fact, they all inevitably lead to corporatism. Anyone who has read my articles in the past know I am not a big fan of corporatism. Not just because it is how Goebbels described the National Socialist system, or that it is the globalist plan but because, pragmatically, it results in a bad outcome for everyone… but the elite. The problem with regulation, is that instead of leveling the playing field, it always gives a politically favored player an upper hand. Licensing is another barrier to entry that is controlled by gatekeepers. Ideally, to keep dangerous frauds out of the marketplace, in reality, to foster progressive corporatism.

The idea of licensing, to keep bad actors out of the marketplace, is noble but foolhardy. If history teaches us anything, it is that high barriers to entry don’t keep out bad actors, but allow them to display their credentials as they defraud. Else how could Bernie Madoff, Enron and the past Pfiser scandals happen? The 2008 financial crisis occured in the most regulated industry on the planet. Far from saving people from frauds, licensing, regulation and an increasingly litigious society protects the powerful criminals while keeping innovation, competition and the work load low. All the corporatist need do is lobby congress for legislation. Lastly, look at the train wreck of the CDC, NIH and WHO’s response to the covid pandemic. Banning Ivermectin and Hydroxy alone probably killed millions.

Licensing elevates book learning above hands on tutoring. They create an elite that is established, not by merit, but by credentials. Those at the top of the guild hierarchy, are not necessarily the most accomplished, they are usually the most lettered. As lettering becomes ever more important actual skill becomes less. As with Fauci. You see this in the fact some of the best plumbers, electricians and entrepreneurs have only minimal credentials, but years of practice. Imagine how quickly we would face famine if the government established a licensing procedure to grow food? A prerequisite to licensing could be a doctorate in botany. Don’t laugh too loud, it could happen. If it did, the US would collapse as a food producing nation. Since this is so about farming, how much more so about everything else?

Regulations cannot be used as they are billed because of human nature. We are not capable of self regulating, policing or prosecuting… if we have a stake in the outcome. Those who pass regulations, in this same way, have a stake in the outcome, and it is not the betterment of mankind. Their stake is making money, amassing power and gathering political allies. Those who pass regulations are also by definition, the elite, and it is easy to get an elite to think he or she is smarter, wiser and heck, just dog gone better, than the masses they regulate. As a result, regulations are never done to benefit the hoi polloi, who don’t deserve the beneficence of the bureaucratic elite in the first place, but to satisfy some want of the elite themselves, the justification an afterthought.

Even as the elite call for ever more regulation, licensing and oversight of the economy, they mislabel (or lie) calling a corporatist system… free enterprise. Our corporatist masters, melding government, media and corporations, like Google, Facebook and Twitter, (propagandists and censors) work hand in hand with government actors to create the fear, confusion and mistrust, that can mutate our system of limited federal government, to a global unlimited corporatist one. Instead of national socialist, it will be global socialist… very progressive. Judging by what we can see, the elite are mostly all on board with the transformation, since they are so willing to lie, cheat and steal to get it. Looks like the national socialists won the war after all… it just took a few decades for their fifth column to get it done.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Lies Will Lead To The Great Snap Back

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, lies are only effective, if people believe them. When people stop believing the lies, they lose their power to affect change, and I think people are losing their trust in the liars. That would be one sign that the great snap back has started. I have posited for awhile now, that today’s progressive hegemony will become so revolting to people, it will lead to a great snap back. A Renaissance of morality, patriotism, complete families, well educated entrepreneurial young adults and an end to the drug problem will ensue. The opposite of today, or, a snap back. Sadly, the elite will pervert it, as they always do. Leading to the next rise of progressivism, and its fascination with elitism, socialism and Satanism. So the cycle will begin anew, until then, we may have an opportunity to form a better future.

Since progressivism and indeed all socialist ideologies are built upon a bed of lies, if people turned away from the lies and stopped repeating them, the progressive artifice would collapse like a red super giant deprived of nuclear fuel. Easier said than done though. When you live in a sewer, you stop smelling the sewage, because you get used to it. We have become inured to the lies, so comfortable with them we lack cognitive dissonance when we chant, all cultures are equal, (justifying modern slavery, human sacrifice and a stratified social structure) but Western culture is bad, (because we had slavery before we outlawed it, a century ago). Mark Twain supposedly said, “It is easier to get a man to believe a lie then to divest him of it.” A play on words that rings true to me based on my experience.

The problem with lies is that the truth always eventually gets out. If not the whole truth, enough of it to undermine any edifice that is built upon them. Building anything on a foundation of lies, is like using cardboard for the footings of a building. Eventually, if even a drop of water (truth) gets to it, it will rot away and the building will collapse. That collapse will be in slow motion at first, then all at once, and is manifested by great social, cultural and economic disruptions. Until the final convulsion that settles the edifice to a pile of rubble. If the truth gets out, and the lies are exposed, then the people, repulsed by the lies, greed and corruption of the criminals, will rid themselves of the miscreants. Replacing them with a new elite who, for a time, follow the will of the people.

The snap back is inevitable. Whether due to a collapse or an awakening, the people will soon be forced to look at the ugly truth. Once they do, I believe that all the propaganda, censorship and usurpations in the world will not be enough to stop the righteous indignation of the people. Perhaps at that time the elite will get their well deserved comeuppance, or perhaps the elite will rid themselves of us somehow, nevertheless, there will be a snap back. Because lies will only hold up an elite for a limited time. Like Lincoln said, “You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you can’t fool all the people all the time.” The more lies the elite rely on to prop up their illegitimate rule… the more their rule relies on fooling all the people all the time.

We have yet to see how it happens but what lengths will the elite go to stop a snap back? Warfare, chemical, biological and mind control have all been used against us in the last few years. Chemical, in the fentanyl attacks that kill one hundred thousand Americans a year, equaling WWII in the same time frame. Biological, in that the Wuhan flu was created by the CCP, with the help of Fauci and the NIH transferring the technology, so the CCP could concoct it and set it free. We send our kids to indoctrination centers instead of schools. How do we know this? They emerge unable to count, read or write, let alone think for themselves, but every one ideologically captured. The snap back is as inevitable as it will be a terrible comeuppance for the elite. I’m rooting for it.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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