How To Liquidate Poverty

Posted on June 14, 2023 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, if we want to eliminate poverty, subsidizing it hasn’t worked, so why not try giving the poor a few ladders? Why is it that most poor people have no house, investments or even a bank account, yet sport tattoos that cost over fifteen grand? Because there are no investments geared to them and their needs. Without savings, the down payment to a home might as well be a trillion dollars. Of course, to protect us from “terrorists,” the government has made it more and more difficult to get a bank account. It is easier to vote than to get banked. So why not invest in tats? If there is no mechanism to get out of poverty they might as well look the part. I think that instead of holding the downtrodden down, stepping on them, it might be advisable to take our collective jack boot from their throats.

Capitalist social security, as I call it, would be an investing mechanism that would appeal to the poor. With immediate and perpetually growing returns, many poor people might forego a full body tat, for everlasting income. The industrious might even invest in capitalist social security rather than in a pound of cocaine. People are self interested, including the poor. We all take the path of least resistance, and if that path leads to poverty, that is where we will go. Provide a path that leads out of poverty however, and the children of privileged will have to compete with poor kids, with greater merit. That is obviously unacceptable, so the poor are held down with regulations, taxes and laws. Capitalist social security is a mechanism to create generational wealth… for everyone.

Education is the single best ladder there is, or it can be an anvil, depending on what is taught. When the kids are taught with the goal of their achieving prosperity, fecundity and health, there will be more prosperity, health and people will be more fecund. If instead children are confused if they are a boy or girl, taught that math is impossible, reading irrelevant and writing a waste of time, then you will get a society filled with impoverished, obese people, who aborted their kids. While this is a problem for society, mankind and humanity, it is a boon for the elite. Their half witted brats, who deserve to be in shirtsleeves, will not have to compete with sharp, enthusiastic go getters. Instead, their peers will be hopeless drug addled homeless people, who don’t know of they are a boy or girl.

Terrorist laws have ground up the few ladders that still exist to get the poor out of poverty. Regulation has effectively de-banked the poor. If you don’t have a dozen pieces of ID and bills addressed to you from public utilities, you can’t get a bank account. Even a Christmas account. How is someone supposed to save the money for a down payment on a home if they are barred by law from saving? The poor don’t have access to lawyers either. That’s why criminals know, steal a penny from the elite and you go to prison, while you can steal everything a poor person has, putting them onto the street, and the government wont lift a finger to prosecute you. The assumption must be the poor didn’t deserve the few things they did have. Poverty in America is regulated, subsidized and husbanded by the elite.

Instead of making it harder to get out of poverty, by subsidizing it, regulating away the ladders and taxing small businesses to death… perhaps a more effective strategy, to creating wealth among the poor, would be to let their heads above water, and maybe even throw them a rope. Capitalist social security and a voucher system would be all the rope most need. Especially if they are coupled with cutting small business strangling regulations, the laws that bar the poor from banks, and cutting taxes. The only reason we have any poor in the US today is because it’s public policy. The elite want more poor and so we will get more poor. On the other hand, if everyone’s abilities are applied to the economy, the availability of everything will go up, while the cost goes down, and poverty will be liquidated.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Cognitive Dissonance Of Green

Posted on June 11, 2023 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, you have to hand it to the elite, their lack of cognitive dissonance is superhuman. I mean, most normal people would experience severe cognitive dissonance, when claiming that strip mining millions of acres of forestland to produce the cobalt, lithium and other metals needed for their “green” economy, is perfectly fine… but producing food for the miners is a world ending emergency. That would flip most people’s minds inside out. To hold such divergent, and absurd viewpoints, and hold them as equally true, would be like someone being a Zionist Nazi. You would think the cognitive dissonance would be overwhelming. Clearly though, the ability of a progressive to hold mutually exclusive viewpoints, and not break down, is herculean… or is it?

The rare earth element refining alone, causes ecological disaster that will take centuries to mitigate, if ever… but it’s in Mongolia, and those people are poor and powerless, so who cares? There are lakes that will be toxic for centuries, eventually draining those toxins into the ocean, but hey, at least some CO2 didn’t go into the atmosphere for it. Because if CO2 were to triple, the ecological disaster would be stupendous… plants would flourish, even in the desert. The need for fertilizer would decrease due to the increase in airborn fertilizer. Resulting in increased food yields for man and beast. We can’t have that! So the experts have decided, in all their wisdom, education and moral superiority, that polluting entire regions of other nations is acceptable, if some CO2 is kept out of the air.

Child labor in Africa is the source of much of the cobalt. The progressives would rather those kids starve, that would be more humane in their tinfoil eyes. Of course, the other option, the one we are not allowed to talk about, is the wealth of nations option. Where the rulers cut taxes, regulation and rent seeking to increase the wealth of the nation. They use the market system to bring in equipment that adults run, so the children can get an education, instead of black lung. That would require cheap energy though, and eliminating cheap energy is what the green energy movement is all about. Taking that option off the table. So the only possibilities left, are children toiling in toxic metals to create a clean economy, or they starve to death from poverty. No cognitive dissonance there.

Solar panels are also called solar batteries. Why? Because it takes so much energy to produce them, you only get out what it takes to make them. Only in the last few years has the threshold been broken, in the industrial manufacture, that they produce more energy than it takes to make them. So, for the most part, solar panels are simply stored coal energy, to be converted back to electricity upon exposure to sunlight. The best panels will produce 120% of the energy it took to make them. Then there are the mankind endangering schemes to cool the planet. Spraying sulfur compounds into the stratosphere, dumping tons of iron into the sea to trigger runaway algae growth, and putting giant sunshades in orbit to block sunlight. No way they could go wrong in an extinction level event… to save us from CO2.

I find it odd that “green” requires centrally planned pollution, planet endangering schemes and toxic chemicals… but farms are the planet’s mortal enemy. That has to make you wonder. How can strip mining, child labor, unmitigatable pollution, converting coal to solar, etc… be green, while farming, the most earth friendly activity human beings do, is not? Especially without triggering titanic cognitive dissonance in the minds of progressives. I think it does. I think that’s why progressives are so angry and bitter. They are holding onto a dragon’s tail, in their minds, and dare not let go. The cognitive dissonance would swallow them whole. It is so overwhelming, it silences the rational part of the brain, by the fear of what would happen to their worldview, should they acknowledge it.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Elite’s Insurrection Against Our Constitution

Posted on June 9, 2023 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the truth behind the Trump indictment, is that it’s a power struggle between the administrative state and the last vestiges of our Constitutional Republic. The crux of the argument is, the President cannot declassify documents, that is now the purview of the bureaucracy. That President Trump declassified documents, the bureaucracy has not even seen, violates that premise. Violating their reason for existing, to protect our Constitution, the courts have shown themselves to be partisans on this issue. The question of whether the Constitutional government should cede its power to the administrative state, as far as the Judicial Branch of government is concerned, is ardently, YES. At least, judging by their rulings against Constitutional norms. So… the question will be decided in a biased court.

The administrative state is a synonym for bureaucracy. Woodrow Wilson’s favorite book, it is largely said, was Philip Dru Administrator. In which all governing was done by bureaucrats. Experts in their fields of bureaucracy. They had the stomach to make the hard decisions and then carry them out. He, and the entire progressive movement that sprang up, including the Nazi movement in Germany that paralleled their philosophy, considered the administrative state to be the ideal government. An enlightened version of the philosopher kings Socrates spoke of in Plato’s Republic. Experts, educated at university, who have the knowledge to centrally plan, not only the economy, but the totality of life itself. Obviously, with such expert dispassionate rule, mankind could only but reach utopia.

The administrative state has slowly been usurping power from our Constitutional government since the 1930s. The Supreme Court opened the door wide to the administrative state in it’s ruling, Wickard v Filburn. That little slight of hand made the Interstate Commerce Clause supersede the rest of the Constitution. Which allowed the bureaucracy to have the might it wields today. Since that traitorous act, the Supreme Court has gone on to demolish the walls around what is constitutional action, by government. This indictment, if it isn’t thrown out of court, will be the collapse of the original frame. From the debris, the progressives will build their next Thousand Year Reich. Now that the bureaucrat is able to prosecute the President for not following orders, the Constitution is mere toilet paper.

The deep absurdity of the bureaucracy, who derives its very authority directly from the President, and him through the Constitution, would indict a President for going against it, is astounding. Talk about cutting off the Branch you are sitting on. That other politicians are going along shows they are traitors to our Constitution. The courts that abet the crime are just as traitorous as Benedict Arnold. Of course, they probably don’t teach who Benedict Arnold was anymore, in Public schools. That might give kids a mistaken idea of what is patriotic and what is traitorous. Like selling US foreign policy to the highest bidder. Now that is an action that is not only traitorous but abetted by the traitorous administrative state. By Chris Wray trying to hide the fact then using insurrection by indictment to distract from it.

I pray all rational people write their representatives and senators, demanding the impeachment of every appointee, judge and bureaucrat that goes along with this coup. Because that is exactly what is happening. Our Constitutional government is undergoing a coup by the administrative state. With all the traitors to our Constitution in politics, the courts and the bureaucracy, the insurrection of the elite against our Constitution seems a sure thing. They have silenced the truth tellers and are using the courts to keep them silenced, the media is in their back pocket, social media has become a tool of manipulation, and the few who stand against them are under indictment, or impeachment. The elite have become titans, who have forgot the lesson of the titans… the bigger you are the harder you fall.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Posted on June 9, 2023 by john

Dear Friends,

I have been writing limericks, composing them instantly puts me in flow, and only prose confronts absurdity.

 

It’s time for the deep state to go,

The filthy ten cent hoes,

Oppressing with might,

And no oversight,

They sold their very souls.

 

What else can I say,

About FBI director Wray,

The guy is corrupt,

And deeply moonstruck,

By the demon for which he plays.

 

A war is on the menu,

A burning milieu

With propaganda and fright,

They take away our fight,

And thus the culture wars continue.

 

There once was a guy from Delaware,

Who often into space he would stare,

Stumbling into power,

Helped by men that glower,

Becoming a puppet that is not aware.

 

From a black and twisted lectern,

With dark eyes and countenance stern,

Growls the pervert foul,

Notes from Hell’s bowl,

Preaching a religion post modern.

 

Charging Trump with a felony,

Was a hit against you and me,

The real power grab,

Are the corrupt bureaucrats,

On their way to corruptocracy.

 

Someday they will have to pay,

At the corrupted DOJ,

Exploiting authority,

And acting so horribly,

It’s time to put the criminals away.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Burning For War

Posted on June 8, 2023 by john

Dear friends,

It seems to me, it takes two for peace, and only one for war. In the culture war, for example, the elite want war while the people want peace. So there will be culture wars, until the elite are driven to the peace table, by extinguishing their fervor for war. Both sides need to want peace for peace to break out. Since the elite are clearly committed to this war, they will not be dissuaded by a few threats by other elites. Criminals must be criminally prosecuted, for their actual crimes, and their feet held to the fire by a deluge of letters. If a populist refuses a subpoena, even when he or she has a legitimate reason to do so, the administrative state and the courts go after them, with gusto. Violating every civil and Constitutional Right there is in the process. Look at how the administrative state is going after Trump.

Their unhinged lawfare surpassed police harassment in 2016. Since then it has become insanity manifest. Trump handed an olive branch to the deep state. He gave them the top positions in every agency. Instead of backing down, they joined in their resistance to his leadership, policies and him. Then stabbed him in the back every chance they got. For their treachery, treachery that if done to the progressive faction would land someone in prison for life, and a permanent reputation as a scoundrel… they received zero consequences. Well, that’s not entirely true, they were rewarded with more power to abuse. This whole affair proves again, that the post modernist faction’s war on humanity is total, and they will not be brought to the peace table by negotiation or good will.

Historically, when there has been an invasion, the nation invaded did not seek to be invaded, they sought peace. The nation that invaded sought war, not peace, so war is what happened. No amount of peace seeking will stop someone intent on killing you. War is only brought to a close when the will of the aggressor is extinguished. When the Hutus slaughtered the Tutsi’s, their wrath was not slaked, until there were no more Tutsi’s to put to the machete. No amount of peace seeking from the Tutsi’s could have stopped it. In the case of Nazi Germany extinguishing the war fervor took the total destruction of the nation. North Korea will always be an existential threat to South Korea, until the thirst for blood of the emperor of the PRK is quenched. Peace takes two while war only takes one.

In the case of the elite’s war on humanity, they are every bit as committed as the Hutus, Nazis and Kim Jong mentally ill. To such people, slaughtering human beings is no moral obstacle, it’s a feature. Creating the Covid virus in a lab, was itself a crime against humanity, even had it not been released. Every death from that release, is on the hands of the elite involved, in the West and China, else knew about it and did nothing. They claim that is in the millions. The deaths from the untested vaccine that wasn’t, they now claim, is in the hundreds of thousands. More than died in the US War Between the States. Not counting the millions that have died of fentanyl overdose. Which means, the elite that are waging war on humanity, are more ruthless than Hitler, Stalin, Kim and Mao.

How to stop the war should be our top priority. Seeking peace will not work, Trump tried it and they are still clutching his throat, like a pit bull. They will not self police, that is proven true by the white washed Durham report. Elections have little consequence, as long as the elite decide who the victor is, through mail in election fraud. We still have the pen though. If we join voices in chorus to our representatives they will have to act. A spineless republican can ignore a few letters from irate constituents, because the millions in illegal campaign donations, will ore than make up for a few disgruntled voters. It will not, however, make up for thousands of angry constituents, and the lost votes that result. We would be pouring cold water on a fire. Cooling the burning for war in their bellies.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Relationship Between the People And The State

Posted on June 7, 2023 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the elite have decided that the people have no right to replace their government, but government, has every right to replace the citizenry. That’s why seeking a redress of grievances is now called insurrection. Anyone who wants different elites is a traitor, even as elites who want different people to rule, are brave pathfinders. In this way, the elite feel perfectly justified in replacing us, with people that would be better suited to their enlightened oligarchy. This is of course, a reversing of the right roles. Making the new premise… the people exist for the government, instead of, the government exists for the people. A daring innovation in human organization. This new foundational concept of the role of government, is the reason we are seeing our governments acting as they are.

The fundamental question is, does the state exist to serve the people, or do the people exist to serve the state? Wise philosophy, (Aristotle, Christianity and Confucianism) have had the premise that right government serves the society, wrong government serves itself. Our leaders have flipped the script so that right government serves itself while wrong government, dangerous populism, serves the interests of the people. While you and I may think the new paradigm is self serving of the elite, they see it another way. They view their role, as farmers of the world and thus the human race. A farmer will prune that which needs pruning, breed better animals through eugenics and pen the livestock for their own good. Otherwise, we would get into all sorts of trouble, and be subject to other predators.

Is the state a guide for the people or are the people a guide for the government? Us self interested grazing masses believe our opinion should matter. Especially where our future is concerned. The experts disagree. They, in their well educated opinions, believe that our opinions are too ignorant and biased to count. Their learned and educated opinions, on the other hand, are to be followed with religious fervor. Given that mindset, how could it be possible for government to act differently? Moreover, how could a State, run by experts, practiced in their field, take orders from the moron masses? That would be idiotic. Plus, the hoi polloi would demand their own interests be served, not the interests of the ruling elite. Obviously, that is a situation (populism) that cannot be tolerated.

Our rulers are as entitled to rule, as we are beneath the protections of humanity, justice and common sense. The idea, that just government serves at the suffrage of the people, is history. The people now exist at the suffrage of the government and thus the elite that run it. Government is paramount, the people, a secondary consideration. As it is in China, North Korea, Cuba, was in Nazi Germany, the USSR, etc… The elite see society as a body, the people are the body and the government is the brains. If a hand offends the brain, it is cut off and cast away. If a gall bladder endangers the brain, it is removed, and thrown to the dogs. The body exists to serve the brain in both the corpus and in society. So how could the body ever replace the head? It would instantly die. Except… the analogy is faulty.

Society is not a body, governments can be replaced, and we know this because of the empirical march of history. Not once has the removal of a government resulted in the immediate death of the nation, country or city state. The extermination of the people, on the other hand, has always resulted in the obliteration of the government as well. So we can conclude that in societies, the people are paramount, while the government is replaceable. Conflating the two is not only a fallacy, it is a dangerous mind virus. It’s a derriere hair thinking it is all important. That egoism leads the elite to every sin imaginable, pride, greed, envy, sloth, gluttony, lust and wrath. Their wrath is on display for all to see in the treatment of the Jan 6 protesters, who sought a redress of grievances… the lack of election integrity.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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The Freedom Diagram

Posted on June 4, 2023 by john

Dear friends,

It seems to me, there are three types of economic organization, or so we are told, two of them, communism and socialism are oligarchic in nature, while actual free enterprise is polity in action. If we diagram systems of government on two axis, the vertical one having freedom at the top and totalitarianism at the bottom, and the horizontal line having populism on the right and elitism on the left… almost every government that has existed has been in the lower left quadrant. Even the government of the US Founding Fathers. The government and the resulting economic system they created, and Adam Smith explained, was in the upper right of the lower left quadrant. All the others, socialism, communism, feudalism, etc… exist at the extreme bottom left corner.

Aristotle said there are three right forms of government, three wrong forms and an ideal form. In his famous book, Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle described his ideas on government. He said the three right forms are, Monarchy, Aristocracy and Polity. The three wrong forms are, tyranny, oligarchy and democracy. What the wrong forms have in common is, each of them rules for the benefit of the rulers. The right forms of government rule for the benefit of the whole of the citizenry. Monarchy and aristocracy exist on the left side of the graph, the elitist side. While polity exists on the right side, the populist side. Because under polity, the people rule, but under monarchy and aristocracy, the elite rule. The ideal government according to Aristotle, is Republican, the blending of the right forms.

Government can be populist or elitist. Put another way, government can be run by the elite or the people, all governments though, almost by definition, are run by the elites and experts. Populism is mistakenly defined as where the elites run the government ostensibly for the benefit of the people. Communism and socialism pretend to be populist in this way. Yet pragmatically, they have never existed for the benefit of the hoi polloi, they embrace totalitarianism. The Nazis supposedly represented the folkish state, the Chinese Communist Party supposedly represents the people, and the US bureaucracy supposedly protects the constitution. When in reality, all of them do the opposite of what they say. They are all run by and for the elite, not the people, so they are all elitist.

We all know governments fall on a scale of tyranny. Some let their people be pretty free while others are oppressively regulating. Lifting some on the vertical scale of the graph, but still hard to the elitist side. The elite, even in states where there is relative freedom, don’t like being questioned. Their expertise surpasses that of the average citizen. The adage by Linas Torvalds notwithstanding… Given enough eyes even the most hard to find bug is obvious. The experts need no eyes other than their own. As a result no government passes the center line of the elitist/populist horizontal axis. The US Started at, or perhaps slightly above the center line, but since the Woodrow Wilson administration, it has plummeted to near the bottom. Especially given the progressive innovation of mail in election fraud.

The upper right hand quadrant of that graph is utterly unexplored territory. (Other than ancient Athens). The experts would exclaim such populist ideas would lead to anarchy! Even as the so called populists cry that too much freedom would allow the rich to exploit the poor! They all agree, the elite need to have total power over us, to protect us from them. To that end the elite have maintained an education system that is political indoctrination. It doesn’t teach reading, writing, math or history, an AI app on your cell phone can do those things for you. Instead, they teach us to be hopeless, angry and confused. A better solution would be to educate kids to think for themselves… to create citizens capable of living under a government that exists at the upper right quadrant, for a real change.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Law Is The Will Of… Who?

Posted on June 2, 2023 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, law represents the will of the state, not the will of the people. There are two ways law can be used by the state. It can be a mechanism to keep societal friction to a minimum, else it can be a tool of societal control. It cannot be both, since they are mutually exclusive options, it has to be one or the other. You can tell if law is being used as a tool of suppression, or a tool of equality, by how it is applied, the laws themselves, and how they are made. In the US today, we have a system that enforces law depending on political affiliation, the law has become so complex no one, even a trained attorney, can understand it, and it is made by unelected bureaucrats. The state claims law represents the people’s will, even as government uses law to wage war against us, our interests and our posterity.

A man recently shot a woman in the back on a public street. Thank God she lived. He was fined over $347.00 and public service… for attempted murder. Had you or I simply had the firearm we would have gone to prison in that anti gun city. He had one, and attempted to murder an innocent woman with it, and a shoplifter is punished more severely. There is more to that story, I can hear you think, and there is. She was praying outside an abortion clinic and handing out pro life literature. The man became incensed that she had the audacity to try to starve Moloch, so he shot her. The courts must have thought he was largely justified, in his attempted murder, so didn’t punish him. Instead, the DOJ sent swat teams to pro life citizen’s homes, in early morning raids… to send them a message.

Madison said, in the Federalist Papers, that if the law ever becomes so complex that a trained lawyer cannot understand them, that is the definition of tyranny. By that standard the US fell into tyranny sometime in the mid twentieth century. Attorneys specialize today, because only a specialist can give a client effective representation in the Gordian knot of laws, regulations and bureaucratic fiefdoms. As they specialize, the price goes up and up, keeping the poor from being able to buy a lawyer and driving up their wage. So attorneys have an economic interest in increasing the laws, making them more arcane and irrational. The more insane the law is, the more money lawyers make, and since most legislators are lawyers… law grows more esoteric (disconnected from reality) by the day.

While the legislators have an interest in making laws as fast as possible, to force everyone to need a lawyer for every interaction, the legislative process is just too inefficient. That’s why the legislature delegated their power to make law to the Executive Branch, in the form of the bureaucracy. The bureaucracy has thousands of highly paid bureaucrats, sitting in cubicles all day doing nothing but writing regulations, to limit us hoi polloi. They create more regulations, laws, in a day then a legislature could in a decade. What efficiency! Now that the administrative state has taken over the lawmaking process, the legislatures can get down to business, and hold hearings, grandstand and politic, effectively doing nothing. Proving again, they don’t represent us, they resent us.

When was the last time you had any input on how a law was made? The bureaucracy abandoned the citizen input part of the procedure years ago. It slowed the process of oppression down. If you testify before congress, you might as well be talking to a rug, except a rug has more character. Jan 6 protesters went to prison without bail or trial while Antifa arsonists get out of jail free. Judging by the way law is made, enforced and is so complex it can mean anything a judge deems it to, and will mean something else tomorrow, depending on the political affiliation of the defendant… law is not the manifestation of the will of the people, it is the manifestation of the will of the lawmakers, the elites. Law has become a tool of social control, not societal cohesion, made by the elite, for the elites… not for us.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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A Better World Through Toxins

Posted on May 31, 2023 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, if someone wanted to implement central planning, a most effective way to do it would be to poison the kids with a neurotoxin, like fluoride, to lower their IQ to the point they can be manipulated like tools. Add to that lowering of IQ in the general population, an education system that confuses instead of teaches, and you have created a population ripe for the picking. Lets face it, someone who doesn’t understand how electricity works, how to plant a garden or if they are a boy or girl, is someone more suited to the cave man lifestyle, than living in the twenty first century. Made possible by our “education” system and poisoning our water supply. If that bound to be downtrodden person then, is distracted and manipulated, they are made into their own worse enemy.

People who would be central planners are not held back by mere ethical concerns. Some would balk at manipulating millions of children into self harm. The weaklings. Those who would be central planners on the other hand, are not held back by morality. That fact is made clear by a cursory glance at the world today and the direction it is headed. When pedophiles, hypocrites and half wits, have unlimited power… they seek more. Driven by pride, greed and lust, they will not stop until they own it all. Their thirsts are so great they can never be slaked. An elite with an unlimited desire for power, combined with zero ethics… will get what they want. Who will stop them? They have usurped control of the constitutional as well as the administrative state, (which includes the DOJ and investigative agencies) and now, elections. Making them above the law, elections and scrutiny.

Getting intelligent people to submit to a centrally planned authority, run by idiots, psychopaths and perverts, is a hard sell… convincing mental midgets on the other hand, is simple. That is where poisoning us and our kids with fluoride comes in. Shave a few points off the IQ of the whole population, and the people become more sheep like, and less human like. Dumb us down with an education system designed to do just that, and the result is, the people the elite want. Oh, there will still be a few smart enough to see through the media haze, but most will be too distracted by the masked singer to notice their lives are a wreck, their children have no future, and the society is in collapse. That’s bad, but, if our team loses in Survivor, we would really have a breakdown.

How to poison the population and make it appear like they are doing us a favor? Claim it is to protect our teeth! The more fluoride we drink, the stupider we get, and the easier it is to convince us that even though we have more cavities, the fluoride is helping us. Imagine how many cavities we would have if we were not poisoning ourselves with fluoride! We would be toothless… like meth heads. The elite excel in telling anti truths. Remember when eggs were called deadly poison? Butter was replaced with rancid oil, stripped of smell, and hydrogenated? Who could forget the mass protests, demanding McDonalds change out their beef lard french fry oil, with hydrogenated vegetable oil? Then there is the Covid “vaccine…” All anti health advice… centrally planned.

Our would be central planners are not squeamish about morals, justice or humanity, they deal in results. To that end Fluoride has been a resounding success. That is why the administrative state, through the EPA, is adamant that we continue to poison our children, and ourselves, with neuron destroying fluoride. Added to the brain rotting toxin, the elite have implemented an “education” system that lowers life outcomes, to protect the elite’s prerogatives. Common sense tells us, when people need to wear full hazmat suits to handle a substance, it probably shouldn’t be put in the drinking water. Leading me to the counter intuitive conclusion, we shouldn’t put neurotoxins in our water.

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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Limericks

Posted on May 30, 2023 by john

Dear Friends,

It seems to me…

 

There are those who just like to boss,

and will do so no matter the cost,

How do I know this,

being a novice,

Because the elite are the likeness of dross.

 

Every problem we get,

Are caused by the worthless jet set,

They’re ignorant and droll,

Often acting like trolls,

It’s unlimited power they expect.

 

January 6 was a false flag,

Patriots were left holding the bag,

The feds did insurrect,

As if on a daring bet,

That’s why the truth they did gag.

 

When a nation is ruled by bureaucracy

That nation is under oligarchy,

The constitution a sham,

Justice be damned,

Which will eventually lead to anarchy.

 

The globalists play a dangerous game,

For power, wealth and a great name,

They lie and usurp,

And after eating they burp,

Own it, or burn it, its’ all the same.

 

Destroying a child’s life is a charm,

Mutilating them without alarm,

Chopping off parts,

Of kids ala carte,

For fiends who pledged no harm.

 

We all have a role to play,

We do it every day,

We act like robots,

And whether we like it or not,

We make the world that way.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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