Limericks

Posted on February 23, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

The EU was always a bog in a fen,
Run by despots in cubicles with pen,
Brussels kissing booth,
Is getting long in the tooth,
Because central planning has failed again.

The elite have made it clear you see,
They just don’t trust both you and me,
It may sound absurd,
This is what I heard,
But elections are a threat to democracy.

Universal wealth and ease sounds great on its face,
Unlimited demand only a robot and AI can keep pace,
There’s a fly in the soup,
On us nature will poop,
Because a beautiful generation means the end of the human race.

There once was a squid call the WEF,
Of logic and humanity they were bereft,
A powerful minority,
Centralized authority,
With egos like galaxies and politically left.

A cubicle despot is a terrible _____,
Wrathful censorship and silencing,
Building Universe 25,
A bustling bee ____,
Humanity as fodder and much _________.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in philosophy | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

The Lesson Of WWII

Posted on February 22, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the elite and academia learned exactly the wrong lesson from WWII. They concluded that since the national socialists had national in their name, nationalism must have been the problem. I suspect this is because the elite have a blind spot when it comes to central planning. That’s why they ignored the socialist part of National Socialist. Moreover, if you asked a GI Joe in Normandy, “What’s wrong with Nazism?” They would reply, “Because fascism is tyrannical and expansionist.” They didn’t fight and die to stop nationalism, they fought against encroaching tyranny. What made the fascists evil wasn’t their love of country, but their hatred of freedom. This misunderstanding is why people are so confused about what a fascist is.

Goebbels (pronounced Gur-bls) and Mussolini said, “Fascism is corporatism.” In their minds no different than modern corporatism. In which corporations and government work hand in hand to accomplish the goals of the leader. Whether that goal setter be Il Duce or The Fuehrer. Hitler had a more broad conception of his National Socialism. The Fuehrer wanted to include the people, corporations, and government, all under his accountable hand, to achieve greatness. Centrally planned of course by him. Accountability was his big push. He lambasted legislatures for being unaccountable. Hitler assured the Germans that a despot is accountable, because there is no one else to blame. That was the political theory of fascism and National Socialism.

Another historical example is Darius I emperor of Persia. He discovered that the Magi were secretly ruling Persia, so he slaughtered them, and told his peers what had happened. They discussed the various forms of government, democracy, aristocracy, or monarchy. Darius wanted monarchy since it had worked so well under Cyrus and his son Cambyses. So they decided on monarchy, with the king to be chosen by test. In the race Darius cheated and won. When his cheating was discovered the others thought it clever, so he was made king anyway. So began the reign of Darius of Persia. This story tells us many things. One is that those who benefit from despotism will tolerate cheating if they benefit anyway. The nature of single person leadership is corrupt and it always eventually leads to war.

Whenever the people, corporations and government align under a despot, great things can be accomplished… genocides, classicides, and world wars. The failure of Xerxes to conquer Greece was simply the result of centuries of ill management. The failure of the fascists to win WWII was due to their absurd ideas. As when Hitler allowed Army Group Center to collapse due to lack of supplies, because sending Jews from Hungary to the death camps was more important. War of aggression is the only thing that central planning excels at. Whether the central planner is Hitler, Cyrus the Great, or Qin Shi Huang. In this all despotic regimes are the same, expansion is their primary goal. Even as the seeds of their own destruction are planted at their birth. Once expansion stops collapse starts.

The real lesson from WWII then is that central planning results in war and catastrophe. Japan was a centrally planned empire bent on expansion, as was Germany, and Italy. The Greatest Generation fought against despotism, which, as we have illustrated is synonymous with central planning. The real enemy of mankind then is central planning. The elite are blind to this fact because they have a stake in not understanding. They all seek to be the central planners. So since we have to have learned something, it must have been that nationalism leads to war… not central planning. Every nation the despots invaded was just as nationalist, but not expansionist. This also serves the central planners’ goals since it implies central planning should be done for the whole planet… magnifying the error globally.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in Societal Myth | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Limericks

Posted on February 21, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

The EU is run by despocrats,
As kindly as rabid feral cats,
A hypocritical few,
Lacking any clue,
Who’ll destroy themselves the dirty rats.

There once was an elite wrong in the head,
Closing down farming in rural Hampstead,
But how’ll we eat,
The hoi polloi did bleat,
No worries they’ll clear cut the rainforest instead.

History tells us one thing is clear,
Time will ruin all the elite hold dear,
A march of ages,
Too few sages,
And all empires collapse with roar and tear.

The perpetual war is a mere evolution,
Of humanity’s ever incessant diminution,
Globalist atrocities,
Doing as they please,
And the destruction of Russia is their final solution.

The world is ruled by scum we ____,
From whom stupid ideas constantly ____,
Pooping where they eat,
Collapse will be ________,
So start a war to distract from hookers and blow.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in Mercy | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Infuriated People Are Dangerous

Posted on February 20, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, with every passing revelation of the crimes of the elite that go unindicted, is further proof the elite are as far above the law as the rest of us are below its protections. That isn’t hyperbole, it’s now established fact. Examples abound showing how the average citizen is below the law’s protections while the elite are above it altogether. This is the acme of what Thrasymachus meant when he said justice serves the strong at cost to the weak. This situation may be advantageous to the elite who are above the law and exploit it to extract from us… but such a situation can’t long stand. The imbalance of law that serves the elite at cost to us rots true justice. Moreover, now the corruption of law is obvious, everyone will hold it in utter contempt. That will collapse the nation.

Recent examples prove the average and even renowned person is below the law and Constitutional protections. The January 6th protesters were uniformly denied Constitutional Rights. The Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping patsies were framed by the FBI and it took double jeopardy to get them convicted. Even then they were denied the ability to mention the entrapment of the FBI. Alex Jones was deemed guilty and fined a billion dollars in a show trial where he couldn’t even mention the US Constitution. These are glaring examples of the elite abusing us under color of law, denying us Constitutional Rights, and making examples of legitimate protests. (As recent revelations have proven). So we can reliably say that the average citizen in the US today, and in the EU, are below the law’s protections.

Meanwhile the astounding heinous crimes the elite have been engaging in curdles milk. Eating babies? Seriously? Human jerky, raping children, and even sacrificing people to the Devil? These are crimes that boggle the mind yet the Epstein files are full of references to them all. G-Rape soda apparently is the favored drink of the elite. The media is doing its best to cover up the crimes and the bureaucracy is struggling to memory hole the evidence. Even as outrage grows we are told nothing can be done because the system itself will collapse if they are removed. If that’s the case, such a system deserves to collapse! It should be destroyed, the infrastructure razed and the ground salted. When someone in prison for DUI sees an elite get away with perjury, rape, and murder, justice seems tin plated.

This is a state of affairs that can’t long stand. Now that the double standard is well known to all everyone will hold the law in absolute disrespect. How could anyone respect laws that allow some to rape, murder, and even eat people… while holding the little person to every crossed T and dotted I? Crime will become rampant. Not because people want chaos but because no one will respect the law but fear it instead. We fear many things… and all of them are now extinct or going extinct. No one has been eaten by a moa in New Zealand since they were exterminated by angry human beings. If we would drive several species to extinction or to the brink, because they offend us, imagine what angry people will do to perverted laws, and those that exploit them? Is there anything more offensive?

Human beings are very dangerous animals. No other animal on the planet is capable of such violence, wrath, and conniving. While we are placated with potential, we work together. Once that potential is taken away we revert to our animalistic nature. Moreover, the smarter and better educated someone is, the more dangerous they are. We see this in every communist insurgency. They are all run by unemployable brainiacs. One thing that really gets our goat is a double standard. In Plutarch’s Lives, one of the morals taught is not to be a hypocrite. This is because hypocrisy and double standards lead to civilizational collapse. They enrage us. Once people are enraged we become like a tornado… mindless and destructive. That is our future, should the law continue to be exploited for power, perversion, and to extract.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in Law | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Single Payer Legal System

Posted on February 18, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the high cost of litigation bars the weak from the court system. This is entirely within the normal role of law… to serve the interests of the powerful at cost to the weak. A thirty thousand dollar cost to litigate a contract violation, land dispute, or any other issue is simply out of the reach of the weak. A powerful person can abuse the weak at will, and the law will protect the powerful. Made possible by the high cost of entry to the court system. This means the weak don’t have access to the courts for remediation. The system then is designed to protect the powerful and crush the weak. If you think this is a just and fair system, then you need do nothing… its working exactly as it should. If, however, you think that is an unjust and unfair system, you might want to read further.

In Plato’s Republic, the primary counter to Socrates was Thrasymachus. Thrasymachus made the argument that justice exists so the strong can exploit it against the weak, and call it “just.” What he meant is that those who write the laws should exploit that power as well as the power of adjudicating those same laws. He told the aristocracy that they had a divine right to unlimited rule. This right to unlimited rule was due to their being born in the aristocracy. He even gave them a road map to do it, exploit law to the advantage of the lawmaker. Without consciously saying it, he illustrated why law is a poor system to regulate mankind’s dangerous urges. Law is easily usurped to the lawmakers ends, instead of serving as a means of regulation of human behavior.

In ancient China there were three philosophies of human ordering that vied. One was legalism as epitomized by Shang Yang. Legalists posited the laws should be written down and strictly followed just or not. Then there was the Taoists. They believed the right ordering of society was by people epitomizing effortless action, emptiness, and adaptability. The last vying philosophy was the Confucian. Confucius taught that the right ordering of society is when people follow a moral code. Not a legalistic or philosophical way of being. He posited that people would argue to the head of a pin that law doesn’t apply to them This would make laws expand to cover all possibilities, and since that is impossible, law is a sub optimal system. Nevertheless, it is the system we live under.

In the West the legalists won the day and our lives are ordered by law, not morality or adaptability. Neither you nor I chose the system, it was thrust upon us by dint of birth. Just as Confucius predicted, the laws grow exponentially… probably by a power of e. This is because law cannot cover every situation, yet our system demands that it does. So the laws grow to cover ever less important situations. Eventually it governs the irrelevant. This trend is accelerated when those that write them are as far above them as those subject to them are below their protections. Pro se litigants in such a system are hobbled, due to the innate drive of any system to protect itself. If law was simple so anyone could defend themselves, why pay hundreds of dollars an hour for a lawyer?

In our legalist system those who write the laws exploit that ability. They also follow Thrasymachus’ theory of exploitative justice. Meanwhile, the weak are banned from participation even in protecting their rights. Some may argue they have free lawyers if arrested. To which I might respond, if public attorneys are so great why don’t the rich avail themselves of them? Why do the rich get Clarence Darrows? Because the lawyer’s political favor decides the case, not law, precedent or Constitutional restrictions. Judges decide based on favor first, then use those other things to back-fill their decision. What’s the answer? As usual it’s simple, put all lawyers and attorneys in a rotating cue, and pay them all the same amount of money out of public coffers. So everyone has the same access.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in Law | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Limericks

Posted on February 17, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

An autistic boy limping and acting antsy,
Is supposed to have been a neo Nazi,
Placing supernatural devices,
To trigger a national crisis,
But if you ask me he makes the perfect patsy.

We know and hear democracy is a societal glue,
The social contract and all that is a lovely dew,
The elite don’t trust,
Certainly not us,
So as it turns out the elite will choose for you.


There once was a politico Lindsey Gramnesty,
Fighting for illegal aliens to give them amnesty,
Ready to fight,
Ran a red light,
And his bloodlust for war can only be called zesty.


Alienating Russia what a great plan,
Make them hate us to a man,
Now make way,
For globalism’s sway,
To rule over radioactive ashes as best they can.

When caught a patsy will often do fine,
And freedom is sold buy yard and ____,
They don’t work for us,
Riding the short ___,
And would burn it all down to rule for all ____.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in Group Politics | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Limericks

Posted on February 16, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

There once was a scam so large,
It offended the man in charge,
Stealing from the rabble,
To build a tower of babel,
A treasure like a flaming garbage barge.

The clot shot should belay your fears,
Never mind those rivers of tears,
You should trust,
Why the rush,
Because the data won’t be released for years.

There once was a nation of grifters,
Clever and smarmy GDP sifters,
First there were few,
Their numbers grew,
Until they became the majority of voters.

There once was a faction of crime,
They lived by gall grift and grime,
A lying bunch,
Here’s a hunch,
They really should be doing time.

Waste is the goal of elite _________,
Manipulating us like good handlers,
A crony’s ____,
Without any shame,
And free as a bird despite being ________.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in Mercy | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Stop Believing The Lies

Posted on February 15, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, at this point our default position should be that everything the elite tell us is a lie… until proven conclusively to be the truth. To take any other position is obviously naive. The last decade has either been the most untruthful in human history, or else it is because of social media and new media (detection bias), we are able to see it for the first time. Either way, the media, elite, and institutions have proven themselves inveterate liars. I wonder, how many lies would you have to catch your spouse, best friend, or child in, before you lost faith in their word? Maybe it’s not the amount of lies but the severity? If a spouse lied about eating a piece of cake or having an affair, for example. In the case of our elites, they lie constantly and significantly.

If you pay any attention to congressional hearings, it quickly becomes obvious that perjury is part of the job description for bureaucrats. Kash Patel claimed Epstein had no co-conspirators, under oath, while Ghislaine Maxwell is in prison for being a co-conspirator is one recent example. Fauci’s lies were both significant since they cost people their lives, and at the same frequency as microwaves. Remember being told to wear two masks because one wasn’t good enough… after being told a single cloth mask was an effective defense against Covid? That “vaccine” they forced many to take at risk of our careers turned out to be utterly ineffective, but deadly. Everyone I know who took the clot shot got Covid and more than once! Meanwhile, the few I know who took horse paste didn’t get it.

Remember the Russian Collusion Hoax? That was a good one. The elite claimed Trump was having Russian prostitutes pee on him. When that was proven to be absurd, the hoax changed and evolved. Each new incarnation costing this country billions of dollars and further obliterating our trust in government. Special investigators were set up to investigate the hoax and investigate the investigation. Every bit of it was a lie by the FBI. That vaunted law enforcement agency lies when the truth would serve them better. They specialize in frame jobs like the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot… that was entirely of FBI design. That frame took two trials to get the marks convicted. The second one in direct violation of double jeopardy, as it also denied them the right to confront their accusers.

I could go on and on with ever more heinous and frequent lies told to us by the elite, because examples abound. No regular person’s reputation could withstand so many significant lies. Your reputation would crumble under any one of them… and you would face consequences for it. The elite, on the other hand, have yet to be punished in the least for any of their lies. There is an old saying, if your government lies to you it’s politics, but if you lie to your government it’s a felony. This asymmetric power structure is further proof that we can’t trust a word that emanates from the lips of our leaders. They suffer no consequences for even the most egregious lies. Prevarications that cost people their very lives, so why would they tell the truth about anything… if there is no downside and only upside?

This is why we feel like the ground shifts under our feet so much. We stand on a raft of lies. The elite lie about everything all the time. We know this is the way it is because of the astonishing amount of lies they have told in just the last few years. Millions of people are dead because of the lies about Covid, the Vaccine, and masks alone. How many have died in the wars started by lies? The lies of the elite have very real consequences for us. We pay the price in blood, lost wealth, and life outcomes. They benefit from the lies in power, wealth, and access to playthings. That’s why we must default to, everything the elite say is a lie, unless proven beyond any shadow of a doubt… and even then it’s probably missing context. So stop being patsies and we’ll stop paying in blood.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in media | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Limericks

Posted on February 14, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

There once was a bureaucracy of tin,
Self destructive and toxic as sin,
Philosopher kings,
Who know many things,
But don’t realize they are the enemy within.

Paying off debt is like climbing a steeple,
Often resulting in bad trouble legal,
As Confucius said,
We follow were led,
So a profligate government creates profligate people.

Universities had it cushy and nice,
Took advantage and didn’t think twice,
So colleges are dust,
They squandered our trust,
And soon they will pay a terrible price.

There once was a nation made of a wood burl,
It was strong and stout but with plenty of curl,
Insanity won the day,
Termites got their way,
Now wrongspeak is worse than bothering a little girl.

The strongest things may have an internal ____,
Magnified by people with sin’s magnetic ____,
Inculcated by institutions,
Forced on us by ___________,
And rends even the strongest with tooth and claw.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in Group Politics | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Limericks

Posted on February 13, 2026 by john

Dear Friends,

A jury trial was a human right my dears,
Jury nullification a box for despotic ears,
The right is perverted,
In fact it’s inverted,
When it’s really not a jury of one’s peers.

Many seem great outside the tower,
The mask smiles but the inside is dour,
How to see,
Could it be,
You never know until they get power.

Argentina showed progressives the way,
Canada stood in astonishment and dismay,
Print and spend,
Rip and rend,
Now Canada too is a hammer made of clay.

There once was a faction violent and mad,
Destroying the best things that they had,
Too stupid to mop,
Too violent to stop,
And work diligently to make Satan glad.

Our Rights are taken one by one,
By people so dark it would ____,
Hollowing a nation ___,
Weakening the once stout,
Serving the darkness while on the ___.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

Posted in Societal Myth | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment