Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Unintended consequences and concentrated power,

Go hand in hand like baking soda, lard, and flour,

The goal is laudable,

The result laughable,

But the elite will keep piling biscuits into a tower.

 

There once was an institution egotistic,

With ideas and plans not realistic,

Squandering money all day,

Hoping reality would go away,

But in fact were committing seppuku ritualistic.

 

Patel’s investigation will be disjointed,

There’s no charging the anointed,

They’re above the law,

It’s a built in flaw,

So if you expect justice you’ll be disappointed.

 

Motherhood was made a caricature,

To sever women from their nature,

Kids were aborted,

While girls cavorted,

And Elinor Rigby is their future.

 

The progressives are opposed to prosperity,

Wanting all wealth for their own posterity,

Regulating it away,

Taxing us today,

And treating the masses with severity.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Hate Fueled Despotism

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, demagogues need enemies like animals need food… and for the same purpose. Our progressive elites, for example, deftly move from one enemy to another. When they started, the enemies were anarchists, blacks, and the genetically defective. Once they had mined those enemies out, they moved on to fascists, racists, and Christians. Now those enemies have been exhausted, they are moving back to international enemies… like Russia. They never look back and never apologize for their crimes, while expecting others to suck it up and pay for them as well. How many apologies have you heard from progressives for the Eugenics movement? Any reparations offered? None, because to a demagogue, an enemy is food. A cat has no empathy for the mouse.

There are two ways one can organize a political faction, by hate or love. Of the two, hate is by far the more driving. Because hate motivates us to destroy… as a means of self-preservation. Even when it’s not. Progressives, socialists, communists, and fascists looked around at the world… and fixated on what they hate, using it to bind together a coalition. Meanwhile, conservatives look around at what they love, therefore want to preserve, and form a coalition around that. Even Machiavelli said that it’s better for a prince to be feared than loved, because people will betray someone they love to get ahead. Fear, however, prevents such action. Since hate and fear are inextricably linked, those factions that exploit hate and so are feared, and therefore safe from revolution.

The progressive philosophy, like its siblings communism, fascism, and socialism, requires an enemy to focus anger on. Thus the rulers can bind society together… the people, corporations, and government with the cords of hate. With old-style communism and socialism, the enemy was the bourgeoisie, Kulaks, and ruling class. Mao murdered up to 45 million people to usher in utopia, Pol Pot ran out of bullets and was reduced to using bats and bread bags. Meanwhile, Fidel Castro, the least bloodthirsty, only slaughtered 50,000 people when he came to power. The fascists chose the Gypsies, Slavs, and Jews as their enemy. Modern progressives have vilified Christians, Whites, and the far right. They twisted the hate they had ginned from disquiet into a stout rope, binding society together… to make it a club.

A club bound by twisted strands of hate, however, is limited in lifespan. Unlike flax, hate is soluble in love, empathy, and time. So over time, those strands weaken until they snap regardless of the skill with which they were wound. So the hate needs to be constantly regenerated. Even that, however, can only go on for so long. Eventually human heartedness kicks in and people begin to get empathy. Today, few in the West openly hate blacks, Slavs, the disabled, Gypsies, Christians, whites, or the bourgeoisie. The hate for those groups has been mined out. So the progressives have deftly danced to the Russians. Today we are supposed to hate the Russians sufficiently to stop critical thinking… and form a fasces. The Canadian elite are already using it to beat journalists who expose their machinations.

The elite are like spiders… they consume hate and produce silk that they use to trap and bind. Love is incompatible with the demagogue’s digestive system however. Today, the Islamists are expedient allies of the progressives, but in the future, once their usefulness has been exhausted, they’ll be the next target. Hate skillfully twisted into a strand that binds us together into a club. A mace the elite will use without sympathy… because people who exploit hate are cruel as cats. Then, once the hate for Muslims has been mined out, they will have another group at hand, for the next bindings. There is a clear pattern that could be broken… if we have the gumption, wisdom, and self control to break it. Such factions choke on love, just as empathy dissolves hate as acid erodes sisal.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Centralized anything eventually goes bad,

Penetrated usurped and twisted by fad,

It seemed a good plan,

They got the wrong man,

Or is it centralizing itself that is the real cad?

 

Follow the money and you’ll find,

We funded these attacks on mankind,

Riots to overthrow,

By corrupt NGO,

Making it an insurrection defined.

 

Some politicians will tolerate violence,

Political theater before an audience,

Defend the bad guy,

Turn a blind eye,

Because their voters are illegal aliens.

 

There was a governor who razed his state,

He did it himself to protect it from fate,

A true hero,

Just like Nero,

He played the fiddle danced and truffles he ate.

 

Stupidity then is a thought channeling device,

Set up so the victim doesn’t think twice,

Turning on a dime,

To maintain the paradigm,

And forcing consensus turning men into mice.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Politics or merit and a cog or wit,

Make every decision with ruthless grit,

One is despotism,

The other liberalism,

And either poverty or wealth will we inherit.

 

Pollyanna simply wanted to save mankind,

Working diligently to build tyranny defined,

She didn’t allow for nuances,

So had unintended consequences,

And it turns out Pollyanna was utterly blind.

 

Don’t call Tommy Robinson he’s doing time,

In maximum security but I hear he’s fine,

I wasn’t aware,

Why is he there,

He committed a heinous thought crime.

 

As the epic failures pile up by the hour

The public’s opinion starts to turn sour,

What a predicament,

Only in government,

Does ineptitude lead to more money and power.

 

Smart grifters are quite explorative,

And charity makes a great narrative,

Behind the curtain,

One things certain,

Fake virtue has always been lucrative.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Domain of the Devil

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, during the temptation of Jesus Christ, Satan told him that the world could be his… if only Christ would bow before Satan. To which Jesus refused. This story illustrates that in the eyes of the Holy Bible, our world is in the hands of Satan. Because it would be absurd to bring someone to a hill on their own land, and tell them you will “give” them that land. The presumption must be that the world is the property of Satan… even if only temporarily. If that is the case, then power will always be abused. Because it must be abused. A world that’s under the dominion of the Devil will not be one where power helps, but only harms. In the fashion of the Great Deceiver, power will be sold as a good, but under his perverted influence, it will be turned to evil.

If indeed there is some malevolent force working within human hearts, call it Satan, the Id, or something else, that darkness will get into everything the person touches. Like a pathogen from dirty hands. Then that germ will infect the result for the worse. This doesn’t take a supernatural being locked in an eternal war with God. It only requires a flawed human heart. Moreover, I would argue, every human heart has an imperfection. It doesn’t have to be from a bad childhood, an evil nature, or the influence of the Devil… it only requires appetite. The hungry will kill for food, the aroused will make a fool of themselves, and the ambitious will tread on as many people as needed. This means the world can be run by Lucifer… if only symbolically. The result, however, is the same.

Any look at history proves the world is the domain of the Devil. Power is always used to harm. Though it’s sold as a means to save, benefit, and protect. Just as a world run by the Devil would be. In every city state in the ancient world… when the power of the State was low, their fortunes were high, and when the power of the State was high, their fortunes were low. The ancient city of Ur was a beacon of civilization, until it wasn’t. Moreover, I think that the Sea Peoples weren’t the primary cause of the Bronze age collapse, but a tangential one. I believe Old Nick wormed deeper and deeper into their government, and set them up for collapse. Had it not been the Sea Peoples, the collapse would have happened anyway. Because systems of power are designed to corrupt and destined to fail.

A world that is the domain of the Devil will naturally have strong incentives for people to seek power. Luxury, celebrity, and diversion are but a few. One of the strongest and most pernicious is the call to save mankind from itself. The bleeding-heart who wants to right all the wrongs, punish the evil, and lower heaven to Earth… is certain in their stupidity. The more noble the ideals at the start, the more heinous the results at the end. As with Pol Pot. I’m sure in his own mind he was the hero. Forcing the world to become the ideal. An ideal that justified any atrocity. Because what are a few atrocities today, when literal heaven on Earth awaits the future? But heaven on earth never materializes, only escalating atrocities, as utopia recedes into a foggy distance.

Meanwhile, those few times power has been restricted, the fortune of the people has exploded higher. Take the 1920s for example. Coolidge cut taxes, slashed spending, and regulated regulations. The outcome was the Roaring Twenties. A decade of growth so singular they named it. All of which shows that our world is the domain of the Devil. Whether that Devil is Satan, or our own Dark Sides working against us, the proof is in the pudding. As Lord Acton said, “Power tends to corrupt…” History shows us that power leads to suffering and never prosperity. Though the selling point is always prosperity. That means ideologies that call for centralized power are, by definition… “Satanic.” The answer then is to limit power, and thereby limit the power of Lucifer, or our own flawed heart, to harm us.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Turns out alienating customers isn’t a good plan,

Corporations thought they had it in the can,

But sales did slump,

Blame it on Trump,

But reality doesn’t bend to any woman or man.

 

Were positions reversed the press would have a fit,

With twenty four coverage and a documentary skit,

Biden couldn’t be prosecuted,

Too inept it’s reputed,

And no one will be punished in the least for any of it.

 

Innocent until guilty is a fundamental precept,

When it comes to the elites you and I are exempt,

Ignorance is no excuse,

But for an elite obtuse,

Because elites like Comey can claim they’re just inept.

 

It’s good to see the youth feeling reform’s draw,

Understanding that taxes and regulations are a claw,

Though as you get older,

You become jaded and colder,

‘Cause you’ll realize the elite are above the law.

 

Some people are of politics totally obsessed,

A pathological anxiety that should be addressed,

Though is that the case,

Am I completely off base,

Because they might be demon possessed?

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Outside Enemy

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the globalists running the EU must find an outside enemy to focus anger on… or else their goose is cooked. That’s why they are so intently ginning up a war with Russia. Using every propagandist strategy to make the people fear Putin, instead of their own governments and their replacements. Moreover, if the elite can get a rip roaring war going, they can feed the few remaining European kids into the meat grinder of kinetic conflict, to speed up their replacement. An evil plan worthy of Satan. If He didn’t think it up himself. Meanwhile, there’s a very real civil war going on in Europe and the media is ignoring it. In Spain, gangs of migrants are terrorizing the population. A recent beating of a wheelchair bound man didn’t do the reputation of migrants any good.

An outside enemy almost always binds the government, businesses, and people into a fasces, for the elite to wield. That’s one reason war is so loved by rulers. Control of the narrative keeps people from discovering that war is the ultimate proof of failure of the elite, and instead an enemy. This has saved many a tyranny. Because the devil you know is “always” better than the devil invading your country… or the devils whose country needs to be invaded, and looted. The Chaco War for example. That conflict united Paraguay’s previously disunited factions. But war and external enemies have a shelf life. As Paraguay further illustrated. Meanwhile, there’s internal tension building to failure. The tsunami of un-integrating migrants is creating tension that an external enemy might not be able to overcome.

Maybe the grooming gangs are a myth. Perhaps “no go zones” in Europe are a fabrication. I admit that I have never been there nor do I ever plan on going. At least not until I get my Galactic Criminal Court GCC up and running… to supersede the corrupt World Criminal Court. I lack firsthand knowledge, making my views contingent. Contingent on further information or firsthand knowledge. So there may be total harmony between the migrant populations of Europe and the indigenous people. Where little girls are safe in Rotherham, Spanish streets teem with tourists, and every neighborhood in Paris is welcoming to all. Yet I have an intuition that the reality is more nuanced, as Michael Heaver, Mahyar Tousi TV, and Peter Whittle say it is. They have first hand knowledge.

If things are as bad in Europe as many in the non-legacy media claim, then the breaking point draws near. People will only wait for the government to act for so long, then the Bubba Effect kicks in. Once that happens, government turns on the people to stop the vigilantism. This further angers the people and empowers the migrants to act up. Creating a feedback loop of anger leading to escalating violence. All of which is predictable and stoppable. But either the elite are too stupid to recognize this or else they want civil war. This makes sense in a Hegelian fashion… if the bottom rises up, the top can justifiably come down. Justifying many atrocities that lead inexorably to despotism. The final stop of all governmental railroads. History shows us that stop is rife with crime, chaos, and civil war.

If you live in Luton, Rotherham, or Bristol and find your migrant neighbors friendly, hardworking, and protective of your daughter’s virtue… please let us know. If you live in Paris and the city is as glorious as ever, don’t keep it a secret. Moreover, if you live in Spain and the streets are safe, clean, and filled with summer tourists, please proclaim it to the world. Despite, or maybe because of the payola press’ protestations to the contrary, I tend to believe alternative journalists. Especially given the history of the Mockingbird Media, Covid, and the clot shot. So, an international war against an outside enemy may seem like a great idea to unite the disparate factions within the EU, into a fasces, but I suspect it may fall apart. Because civil wars erode the bindings… like in 1917.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

I have to ask is the press right in the head,

Bringing protesters to an interview it’s said,

They’ve taken sides,

Our spiritual guides,

But without the right news they’ll make it instead.

 

Some want to be President and steer the barge,

Become famous, have security, while living large,

But are they really the boss,

Trump’s orders are at a loss,

Because in reality the deep state is in charge.

 

The old double standard is on open display,

Progressives muscling cops and getting away,

Though if we did it even with a smile,

It’s solitary confinement without trial,

Because law has become arbitrary in every way.

 

Of course much skill did it take,

To carve from stone to art make,

What did we miss,

Just think of this,

It was the stone age for heavens sake.

 

There once was a police officer who prevaricated,

Maintaining the narrative he shamelessly facilitated,

Don’t believe your eye,

Please don’t ask why,

Because when politics is involved it’s complicated.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Failure Is A Feature

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the elite are reduced to arguing they’re stupid, not malevolent. How else can they frame their policy failures? I’m sure in their minds, the fault lies entirely with some janitor working third shift… and not them. Nevertheless, the elites who run the EU, bureaucrats, as well as most of the rest of the world’s rulers, have an unblemished track record of failure. So many failures, so close together, they just can’t stuff it down the memory hole anymore. It’s gotten clogged. Now the floor is soaked with proof of failure, and the people downstairs are complaining. Wars, economic difficulty, and societal tension are proof of failure, because success would look very different. Success, as opposed to the failure we’ve become accustomed to, has peace, prosperity, and low crime as defining features.

War is proof of the failure of foreign policy, because war is the last resort. Once someone is reduced to the last resort, that means all other attempts failed. As a result, people will have to die horribly because the leaders of the nations at war… failed. The same holds true of civil wars and revolutions. If the people are so fed up with their government they are willing to die to get out from under it, that is certain proof of failure. Because only people in dire straits are willing to go to such extremes. Those dire straits can only be caused by a worthless elite. Leaders who go about lowering the lot of the people. So much so that risking life itself becomes an option. So we see that wars… civil, revolutionary, and international are proof of failure of the rulers. War, however, isn’t the only way elites fail.

Economic troubles are proof of economic policy failures. That should be pretty obvious… but apparently it isn’t? From the Depression through the 2008 financial crisis to today, every economic downturn has been caused by government failure. Before government seized the levers of production in the early progressive era, downturns could be blamed on world events, weather, and animal spirits. Now, however, since the Fed controls interest rates, the bureaucracy runs the economy in a top-down manner, and the courts keep our Rights in check… every economic hiccup must be laid at the feet of our central planners. And they must share credit for economic successes. The strange thing is, the less control they have, the better the economy performs? It’s almost like failure is a feature.

Societal discord is proof of domestic policy failures. Crime, drug use, and hopelessness are signs of a culture and society that are failing the people. Both society and culture are the products of our societal and cultural elites. The elites put whatever they want in front of us. They couldn’t care less if we want to see it. Take the example of Disney, putting cultural rot before children and expecting them to eat it up. They shill the slut life to little girls, the gangster life to boys, and hopelessness to everyone else. There are no TV shows like Lassie, Leave It to Beaver, or Beverly Hillbillies anymore… unless they are a perversion of those shows. Meanwhile we watch as people destroyed by drugs stagger around our towns. They are the product of our elite’s cultural and societal failures.

With all these failures, the elite are reduced to arguing they’re stupid and not malevolent. Because if they admit the problems they have created are intentional, then they must be prosecuted. Moreover, there’s that old adage, “Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity.” The trouble is, if we accept their argument, that they are astonishingly stupid, then we have to replace them. Because people who are admittedly dumb as a doornail shouldn’t be making decisions that lead to such disasters. They belong on the short bus riding out of power. The problem is, the stupid cling to power like a dog tick clings to a ball sack. Moreover, charisma and wisdom are different attributes. Having one doesn’t mean a person has the other… and charisma is what gets people elected.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Modern logic and demagoguery are wed,

Passing off narratives, wisdom is dead,

You don’t have to be Plato,

To see the effect of Pareto,

And the perversion of his curve to race instead.

 

Hey ho the deep state’s gotta go,

Lacking a brain it doesn’t know,

It violates our rights,

It rules by might,

And is corrupting as a turd in the snow.

 

The hand that condemns is on the attack,

Doing what it does make white look black,

The accusations linger,

When they point a finger,

It’s unmistakable that three point back.

 

Power corrupts up to this very day,

The powerful have too much sway,

They are the few,

But what to do,

The obvious answer is to take it away.

 

In a conflict between the elite and the people,

Lawfare and despotism are a small sample,

Without morals or empathy,

The elite have no sympathy,

And of Moloch they make a zealous disciple.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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