FBI Disappointments

Posted on May 27, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the absolute failure of Kash Patel and Dan Bongino in cleaning up the FBI, proves the FBI is unsalvageable and needs to be disbanded. If a federal law enforcement agency is required, another can be created to take its place. Both men went in claiming they would clean it up, but so far there hasn’t been a single actual attempt. No one’s been fired, they haven’t instituted any investigations, as they claim, “nothing to see.” Oh, they say they’re going to close the main building, and scatter corrupt agents across the nation. Which is like sending smallpox blankets to any local office that’s not already sick. I have to wonder if the lower agents have incriminating evidence on both men, to explain such a change of attitude. It’s corrupt business as usual at the “cross-dresser” J Edgar Hoover building.

Sometimes, institutions get so corrupted they can’t be cleaned up. Once the rot has reached the bottom the institution is beyond repair. It has to be destroyed. Take the example of a house. If the roof has been gone for decades, the foundation caved in, and the structure rotted from water intrusion, the house can’t be saved. No matter the effort. Moreover, why would you want to save the house? The only reason that comes to mind, is for historic preservation. But such a house isn’t lived in… it’s a museum. The FBI was never virtuous. J Edgar was a vile man who exploited power to his own ends. Why then should we save the FBI? The only reason that comes to mind, is for historic preservation. Yet that can be done in books and video, without people actually being abused under the color of law.

The FBI has become like that rotted house. What makes me say that? Because Kash Patel and Dan Bongino went in feral… and now lap cream from a saucer. They haven’t shared a life-changing moment shocking them into reversing every previous conviction… so far. Such a drastic change requires some astounding revelation. Like they went in only to discover that Comey was the greatest guy ever and suffered real personal harm to save the nation. Otherwise, why allow him to openly threaten the President? When you or I would (and should) be arrested or at least confronted, for posting, “86 46,” or especially had we posted, “86 44.” As he did. Remember when a rodeo clown was personally destroyed for simply mocking Obama? Makes me wonder if the deep state has something on Patel or Bongino?

Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted of trafficking minors to perverts. The State had the victims and the pimp, Maxwell, but refused to allow a single name of a client to drop. That was fishy, but when Trump ordered all Epstein files released, AG Pam Bondie released only what was in the public sphere. Then said she was spending all day and all night watching kiddy porn to find out what she can release. That seems fishy as well. Since the talk about town is that Epstein and Diddy as well, were honey pot operations for the CIA and Mossad… and if so, the FBI as well. Since the FBI and DOJ have the kiddy porn, they know who the clients were, but haven’t charged a single one. I have to wonder if those videos hold powerful people in check? So far Patel and Bongino have been held in check pretty well.

There was only the Federal Marshals until the progressive era. Meaning the FBI wasn’t Constitutionally created, it was an act of Congress. Any act of Congress can be rescinded by another Congress. All that’s required is the manhood to do it. Sadly, I wonder how many members of Congress star in videos holding them firmly in check. Again, if so, proving beyond a doubt the FBI has to go. Then there’s the false flags like the Whitmer kidnapping plot, January 6 and who knows what else? If the corruption is so powerful even firebrands are snuffed out, the agency is unsalvageable. It’s time to bulldoze it and start anew. Maybe with a Numa instead. If you agree, write your representative, Trump and the FBI itself. Communicating outrage is the first step to grafting a spine onto a Congressperson.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Posted on May 26, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

 

The CEO says everything’s just great,

They’re doing a wonderful job there mate,

Don’t mind the poverty,

People without property,

As Fentanyl and the clot shot will seal our fate.

 

Some folks use English in their own version,

Shilling an ideology of progressive subversion,

Never ask why,

A tongue for an eye,

And language like gender becomes a perversion.

 

The British elite really have a nerve,

Undermining the culture with verve,

If you speak son,

You’ll go to prison,

Because they despise the people they’re supposed to serve.

 

When wrongthink is evil as evil can be,

And wrong speak gets you jailed for eternity,

Stabbings by the dime,

Rape gangs are fine,

And you know that Britain has become a tyranny.

 

Mad if it goes up mad if it goes down,

Some people must always wear a frown,

But is it organic,

And not authentic,

Because many pundits wear shirts of brown.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Covert War in the EU

Posted on May 25, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the elites in the EU are waging a covert war of extermination against the European people. It’s not a declared war… it’s a secret war of attrition. Where the elite pass a constellation of regulations, laws, and enforce double standards that lead to the diminishment of the European people. One might argue ineptitude. Though ineptitude would lead to gains now and then simply from odds. Roll a die enough and a 1 will eventually come up. In the case of the elite, only 6’s ever come up. Which defies probability by 10 sigma. Actions like closing farms, double standards, and shuttering power plants can only lead to hunger, anger and people huddled, freezing in the cold. Which must be what the EU elite want… or else they would follow a different path.

In the UK, Labour just gave UK waters over to the EU, free of charge and without concession. Screwing British fishermen over in the process. So much so, that a UK fishing boat was just detained by French naval vessels in the Channel. I’m sure they had to move aside so migrant boats could pass. Even as UK farming is all but gone due to regulations. Small farms can’t afford the regulations so they have been taken out of production… lowering the domestic food supply. Which is fine because no matter how deep the deep the famine the elite never go hungry… ask Chairman Mao. The attack on food production, not only in the UK but across the EU, is nothing but stupidity manifested. Or else it’s a covert tactic to cut off the food supply and trigger famine? It’s been done before.

The elite in the EU are firmly arrayed against energy production of any sort. They’ve shuttered nuclear plants, coal plants and their minds to possibilities. In the UK, the government is demanding millions of kilowatts of solar capacity be installed, as they spray particulates in the air to diminish the sunlight. If cheap, safe and reliable fusion energy came on the scene, the elite would spend trillions of taxpayer dollars to vilify the technology. Back in the 1970s, many cars had the bumper sticker, “Split wood, not atoms.” Then, once the nuclear industry was all but closed, they’re going after wood and are regulating it to oblivion as well. Because their constant attacks on energy production aren’t about saving the planet… they’re about covertly but inexorably lowering our standard of living.

Why do you suppose the laws are enforced with such a glaring double standard? If an Islamist yells in the street, “Death to infidels!” That speech is protected. If on the other hand, a Brit has the audacity to point it out, he or she goes to jail for a non-crime event. Knives are now illegal in Britain because Islamists have stabbed so many random people. Now if a native British chef is caught with a knife, he goes to prison, but a migrant can claim ignorance of the law. Even as the Pakistani rape gangs were, and I bet, are still rounding up little British girls and selling them on the street. With the tacit approval of the UK elites. Then there are no go zones. Places where Christians will be assaulted should we go, but should anyplace be closed to Muslims, the government would apply its wrath.

When someone is shutting off your electricity, denying food to your children and holding you as less than human, they don’t like you. Anyone who argues differently is either stupid or complicit. Without farms there will be no food. Without power, we can’t heat our homes, run our factories or drive to the food shelf. Just as a nation with double standards has no standards at all. As Lincoln said in his House Divided speech against slavery, we don’t need to be told they are building something, we see them doing it… even as they deny it. Maybe the elite are incompetent? Maybe they’re trying their very best to improve the lot of Mankind, but fail miserably every time. If so, doesn’t that suggest a lack of intelligence and wisdom? Why should such people, inept or malevolent, be allowed to stay in power?

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Posted on May 24, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

 

So many have been captured by an idea’s draw,

They don’t bother wondering or thinking at all,

Repeat the party line,

You sounded fine,

But it’s better if the Mouth of Sauron would fake a drawl.

 

When you have a despot like Xi,

You know he’s as rich as can be,

Better not mention,

It’ll cause tension,

And like a pooh bear he loves his honey.

 

There once was a senator named Chuck,

When in power he lied and ran amok,

With eyes of glass,

Passing much gas,

And now that truth reigns he’s outta luck.

 

The Texas on air media is quite mellow,

Often times the anchor is a good fellow,

The air has a tint,

A Bernasian hint,

Because their reporting is bright yellow.

 

The elite do rule with a tin ear,

Deaf to our cries needs and fear,

Experts know best,

We’re just a pest,

Until we stand up and make them hear.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Perverse Regulations

Posted on May 23, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me regulations always becomes perverse… like when the government seizes farms and deems them unfit for agriculture, because they’re contaminated with “forever chemicals,” even as it allows the production of more forever chemicals to pollute more farms. This is an example of regulation causing a negative externality instead of preventing one. This is an example of Olson’s Logic of Collective Action, which leads to a loss of our property, access to food, and our constitutional rights themselves. A compounding factor is that the same government that’s deeming farmland off limits to agriculture, gave free fertilizer contaminated with forever chemicals to those farms! It’s almost Hegelian in its malevolent manipulation, as when the British gave Pontiac smallpox blankets.

In the US, farmland that’s deemed to be contaminated with forever chemicals is ordered to be taken out of production. Or else those forever chemicals could travel back through the food chain again. Cycling through it and therefore through us, over and over. Building up in us faster and faster. The experts and managers in the bureaucracy decided something needed to be done. So they allowed the chemical industry to continue making them and polluting us with them, but took the contaminated farmland out of production to stop the cycle. We’re still being inundated with forever chemicals but they’re brand new and not recycled. Which doesn’t really change anything, does it? Nevertheless, the small farmer clearly have less political favor… than Dow Corning.

Olson’s Logic of Collective Action is based on political favor. Political favor being the metric of how much the establishment “likes” you, based on grift and not merit. In this case, expressed through concentrated interests having more impact on regulation and law, than dispersed interests. The chemical industry spends gobs of money lobbying Congress and purchasing bureaucrats, so their interests are well looked after. The American people and farmers however, are a diverse group without cohesion, and so have little sway. Our interests are overlooked by those in power because we don’t affect them. Unless we marshal ourselves and contact them in numbers sufficient to move the needle. Then we would garner the political favor necessary to balance the chemical industry.

The reality of it is, the chemical industry knew years ago their forever chemical products had possibly deleterious effects on us. Yet they continued making them because they were profitable. Forcing the government to act to protect human health. This is what I call stupid capitalism. Destroying your markets for short term gain or drawing the wrath of government on your industry. Trading reputation for profit is often one of the ways Wall Street obliterates an entrepreneur’s company. Eventually resulting in bankruptcy. Though this paradigm can be countered for a while by effective propaganda and lobbying. Paper the right palms and an industry can get away with nearly anything. The same is true of the opposite, no matter how beneficent a firm is, if it doesn’t pay grift… it’s finished.

Illustrating the real problem with power, no matter how well it’s aimed at good, it always hits evil. In this case, the regulators that are tasked with protecting our food supply, harm the food supply without addressing the source of the issue. This is a classic collective action problem. These kinds of issues usually boil down to who has more political favor? That side gets to pollute while the rest of us suffer the negative externality. This paradigm is replicated across the administrative state. Other examples of perverse regulations are the DOJ’s civil rights division enforces racism, the Department of Energy makes energy more expensive, and education makes our kids dumber. Which is why the only solution is limiting the power of regulators to do evil. Contact your representative… and move the needle.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Posted on May 22, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

 

Parties in Europe seem to be walking in fog,

Looking down on their voters, utterly agog,

Respect doth sour,

Now they’re in power,

And have turned on their voters like a rabid dog.

 

The elite don’t want us to ever ask why,

So spurious points grow wings and fly,

But they insist,

We are racist,

If we say anything that exposes their lie.

 

The corporatocracy is baffled by your resistance,

As the elite maintain their level of persistence,

Cancer is a curse,

But Ebola’s worse,

And solving a problem would end their existence.

 

There once was an elite Adam Schiff,

People recoiled when they got a whiff,

He did prevaricate,

There’s no debate,

And he’s available to the devil in a jiff.

 

Malthus worried about population climb,

Then invested and didn’t make a dime,

Ricardo got rich,

By buying the ditch,

As history shows Ricardo sly while Malthus did whine.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Supernatural And The Quantum

Posted on May 21, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, a black hole or singularity exceeds our understanding, so is “supernatural.” Consciousness is the same. Its nature also eludes us. The same can be said of ghosts, telepathy, etc… If they do indeed exist, they’re simply natural phenomena that we don’t understand. That’s not to say we’ll never understand them… just not today. So they’re “supernatural.” What if we can’t measure “supernatural phenomena” because they’re fragile states, and the act of measurement collapses the system itself? Moreover, I suspect the “supernatural” follows probabilistic math, is non-local, and maybe has a form of retrocausality. Because I firmly believe we don’t know as much as we think we do. Leading me to conclude, the supernatural can’t be directly measured, it can only be intuited.

The “supernatural” is simply that which we don’t understand. The materialist argument breaks down when it comes to observations like black holes, quantum physics and consciousness. They’re observable but not understandable, so they must be “natural.” They can’t be “supernatural.” Which makes the materialist scoff at other observed, but non-measurable phenomena like telepathy, the sense of being stared at and the soul. Yet Heisenberg postulated that some things are inherently unknowable, the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, where we can know the location of a quantum particle but not its velocity, or vice versa. Why wouldn’t psychic and even many psychological phenomena follow the same principle? Making them non-measurable and probabilistic.

Our conclusions about the double slit experiment are based on the old philosophical adage: as it is in the small, so shall it be in the large… This means we apply the analogue of waves on a lake when observing the effects of light. That’s why we believe light travels as waves. When light is observed however, those waves become particles. As if light exists as potential, in some other plane, universe or aether… until observed, and the potentials collapse into one… and become reality. What if supernatural phenomena operate similarly? Operating in wave form, and if observed, the wave collapses? Meaning such phenomena are fragile, non-measurable and possibly even non-local, (as quantum phenomena apparently are). Connecting the supernatural and quantum as analogues.

According to materialists, the apparent non-locality of entanglement is determined at entanglement and not at the moment of observation. Therefore there is no communication between the entangled particles. In my opinion, retrocausality destroys their hypothesis because it changes initial conditions. What if consciousness is as fundamental to the universe as the collapse of the wave function and retrocausality suggest? Consciousness then could be similar to light, until observed… it might be a field effect, or a wave within a field. Perhaps Jung’s Collective Unconscious could be explained as native ripples in that field arising from our aggregate thoughts? Moreover, if there is such a field, plane or wave, then that would explain the supernatural, because we share that field.

Since the traditional supernatural is non-observable and non-measurable, how can we determine if it exists? With probabilistic math, statistics and after-the-fact measurement (if such things don’t have a form of retrocausality, making them non-measurable even after-the-fact). I think the supernatural operates probabilistically. Breaking the materialist’s paradigm, which expects all of reality to be measurable and mathematically linear. Quantum phenomena show us that’s not true. Perhaps that’s why the supernatural is so misunderstood? Maybe probabilistic math, wave collapse and non-locality apply to the supernatural as well as the quantum… tying them together as analogies. Who knows, but I believe there’s more to the universe and reality than we yet know.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Posted on May 20, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

 

A northwest passage just fits the bill,

As fusion our energy needs to fill,

A phantom kiss,

But know this,

They’re twelve years away and always will.

 

Elites breaking the law is perfectly fine,

Election rules are racist and unkind,

Whatever behooves,

It simply proves,

Laws are only there to keep us in line.

 

I once heard of a pundit named Colbert,

You tell by his eyes his soul wasn’t there,

His lips moved,

Demons were soothed,

And of serving the dark he was fully aware.

 

The elite did globalist and despotism boost,

Tyrannical forces they released and loosed.

As water flows through fingers,

The smell of corruption lingers,

And now the chickens have come home to roost.

 

The elites demand that we have class,

Listen to their lies and believe in mass,

Keep to your seat,

Swallow and eat,

The shit they’re pulling out of their ass.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Posted on May 19, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

 

The globalists, progressives, and Labour,

They run on grift, lies, and political favor,

If they say something,

Better expect nothing,

Having the morals and ethics of vapor.

 

A government double standard takes some gall,

The big walk away as the little guy takes a fall,

A polygraph for thee,

Crumpets for me,

Because the elite are held to no standard at all.

 

A president speaking truth will find,

He’s put the deep state in a bind,

It hasn’t a heart,

Will rip him apart,

Lives by wrath and is fiendishly unkind.

 

Exploiting authority to pervert the law,

Obvious corruption filthy and raw,

Above it themselves,

The putrid elves,

As elites wield it tooth and claw.

 

Murder to the elite isn’t a big deal,

Unless the victim is a big wheel,

Justice selective,

Courts defective,

And we regular folk aren’t supposed to feel.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Mass Media Manipulation

Posted on May 18, 2025 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the invention of mass media, i.e., radio, was the key to the propaganda machine that runs us today. Franklin Roosevelt was a master at propaganda using his Fireside Chats to manipulate the masses. The paradigm was enhanced and made mundane with the propaganda claiming the press was unbiased. Then Operation Mockingbird was exposed. In that crime against our Constitution, the CIA was shown to be paying US reporters to bend the news to their liking. Thus the term Mockingbird Media was coined. Though that revelation amounted to a pile of sand in a torrent, as the government held hearings, then went right back to business as usual. Now we have social media, where common folk can talk amongst ourselves without gatekeepers, and the entire paradigm is endangered.

The government’s monopoly on the narrative came about in the 1930s when FDR gave his fireside chats. Where the entire nation would sit by the radio and listen to his progressive lectures. This gave Roosevelt unprecedented political might among the people. So much so that despite failing to solve the Depression, he was reelected… even when he exceeded the traditional maximum terms set by George Washington himself. Because of the invention and smart usage of mass media, FDR was able to reset many paradigms. His progressive innovations undermining our Constitution were only possible because of mass media. Plus, Edward Bernays emerged with his ideas about how propaganda can be used to manufacture consensus.

Propaganda became endemic in the 1930s as a result. In the US, Bernays was busily convincing women to smoke and wear bras. Meanwhile, in Germany, Goebbels was convincing Germans to embrace National Socialism. Both using mass media to distribute their mind poison. Since then, ad agencies have embraced Bernays’ theories of manipulating the masses to great effect. Propaganda itself has been a godsend to despots across the planet. They establish an official narrative that no one is allowed to question. Then back the claim up by saying, the science is settled, there’s a consensus, as any alternative information is deemed “misinformation” and “disinformation.” Thus protecting the narrative. By using censorship, vilification, and ostracism (canceling), the elite control our minds.

Along came social media, where we can talk with people across the planet, let alone across the nation, and we can verify our own eyes in the aggregate. Initially the elite thought social media could enhance their control, because we would naturally stay in the brain rut. To their dismay, we didn’t, and indeed began to question the narrative, leading to many unacceptable revelations about power, democracy and constitutional rule. So the elite clamped down and subcontracted out the censorship, vilification and ostracism to social media giants, “Fact checkers” and their violent arm, ANTIFA. Between 2016 and 2022 when Elon Musk bought Twitter, the town square was controlled by the elite. Musk, however, opened the town square to the marketplace of ideas again.

In the years the elite controlled the narrative they could push anything they wanted on us. Everyone believed every word from the mouth of Walter Cronkite, though he was an anti-American globalist progressive through and through. Then social media opened the minds of the world to the truth, and the elite were flabbergasted. They reacted in their usual despotic manner and censored us. We resisted their censorship, and now the genie is out of the bottle. I wonder if it will be possible to force it back in? The days of governments and shadowy organizations controlling us might be at an end. The rise of Reform in the UK, populist parties across Europe, and Trump in the US are the fruits of mental freedom. A freedom we once had… until mass media took it away. Let’s not let it slip away again.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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