Limericks

Dear Friends,

Ruling against the people is easy,
Although I admit it is quite sleazy,
Are we the fools,
What’re the tools,
Using censorship and being greasy.

The failures of elites is legendary,
Dire economy and making merry,
Collapse is built in,
Forks made of tin,
And Japan is the coal mine’s canary.

There once was an epic swindle called NGOs,
A grift machine with corruption that glows,
Not on the level,
Serving the Devil,
And then molesting kids wherever it goes.

One religion spreads by love and word,
Another by violence fear and the sword,
Elites promote number two,
So they abuse me and you,
Because double standards are their own reward.

The elite usually rule against the masses,
Destroying nations wearing dark _______,
Epitomized by the UN,
A monster in a ___,
Proving to the future they are naught but _____.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

There once was a scandal dark and deprave,
Of powerful people children and evil betray,
But some are above the law,
They have so much gall,
So the Satanist cannibal pedophiles got away.

Old Cleon found that he turned blue,
Striving and driving without a clue,
But he did learn,
One way to burn,
Is pick a fight with one more clever than you.

Elites all say they’re the acme of innocence,
Our words are violence and pure insolence,
Wrong speak leads to arrest,
The elites always know best,
So they jail us for non crime hate incidents.

Lately the rules have taken wings,
Censorship and propaganda brings,
A foggy mist,
But learn this,
That despots do despotic things.

Some people are just above the law,
Think they’re smart but there’s a ____,
Law becomes _______,
To polish a fresh turd,
And results in rule by tooth and ____.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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The Irony of National Security

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, when the bureaucracy claims national security and then hides information, that data isn’t hidden from our adversaries… it’s hidden from us. Russia, China, Israel, the UK, etc. all have intelligence services that work night and day to uncover all the secrets in the world. Rest assured, if they don’t already have an unredacted copy of anything they want, they merely need to call one of their purchased congresspersons to procure it for them. We all know this. Since it’s common knowledge but it remains unsaid, I am saying it. The real reason so much is kept secret is to protect the illegal activities of the bureaucracy. Those crimes amount to a real threat to national security. Thus making calls to keep it secret due to national security the acme of irony.

Civilizations are felled by corrupt bureaucracies. Rome for example. Many believe it was the Huns, Goths, and Muslim invasions that destroyed the last of it, but they are wrong. If Rome and Byzantium hadn’t been weakened by the internal squabbling that befalls all extractive economies, none of those invaders would have stood a chance. However, once Rome had gutted itself in factional civil war, it had little gumption left. Then the laws became utterly extractive, such that those who joined the army were economically punished, so Rome had to resort to hiring the Huns and Goths as mercenaries. (Look how that turned out). Each step down the path of ever greater bureaucracy was deeper into oblivion. They all appeared at the time to be primary causes, but in fact were the effects of bureaucratic rot.

Bureaucracies are sold as regulatory, but they quickly become extractive. As governments take on more and more power, legislatures, executives, courts, and police have a harder and harder time handling the task. This leads to a bureaucracy being born. Its job is to take laws that are complex and create regulations from them. This allows laws to grow faster than a legislature could ever pass them. A bureaucracy isn’t slowed by factional self-interest, the anger of those affected, or even constitutional limits. That allows a bureaucracy to be extremely efficient at regulating. People are people though, and we have a pattern. That pattern is self-interest. Put a pen in the hand of a person and they can’t help but benefit themselves. This is especially dangerous when the regulator doesn’t recognize it.

We are great at noticing the motes in the eyes of others, but oblivious to the planks in our own eyes. That doesn’t make us bad… it makes us human beings. Give someone power and all they can see is an ocean of motes in dire need of plucking. The bureaucrat then has unlimited work to do. That work requires money. The result is bureaucracy is always in need of revenue. That revenue must be extracted from the populace. We get the benefit because the motes in our eyes are being plucked by a shaky hand with sharp tweezers. Many eyes are lost, sure, but some motes are successfully removed. Meanwhile the planks festering in the eyes of the cubicle riders go unnoticed. Those planks are arrogance, hubris, and ego. Such attitudes must lead to criminality in the name of the nation.

Those in the CIA believe it’s wise to video a powerful person abusing a minor. They think it’s good to murder people. Running a game on an enemy of the state is perfectly fine. (Even if we are the enemy of the state). Programming children as in MK Ultra is a laudable task, in their minds. The problem is that the rest of us might not like our government committing those crimes… so we must be kept in the dark. Eventually, we become the enemy of the state. This is often due to cognitive dissonance, fear, or us fighting back politically. Moreover, bureaucracies have more in common with each other than the people they regulate. So a CIA bureaucrat has an affinity for a Chinese bureaucrat that neither has for a Bible-thumping redneck. National security then is to hide their crimes from us, not protect us.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

There once was a religion of peace,
It promised some heaven for lease,
Then they learn,
They do earn,
An eternal place beside the beast.

Central planning fails regularly,
Destroying nations spectacularly,
A vicious con,
Built upon,
The ignorance of the scholarly.

Mankind is in a pure stupidity race,
It’s self-harm and then self-disgrace,
What good is to be had,
When we make it all bad,
And cut off our nose to spite our face.

A lackadaisical attitude will get you nowhere,
Pretending the corruption isn’t really there,
It’s a fool’s errand,
In nowhere land,
Because you’ll get nothing if you don’t care.

That evil never begets good is plain to see,
But the smart can rationalize it __________,
Self-defeating notions,
Poisonous _______,
Removing gumption wisdom and ____.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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Happiness and Fulfillment

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, the single biggest reason people are unhappy is because they are unfulfilled. A man who lives as a child, no matter how wealthy, is unfulfilled. Even as a woman who sleeps with a different man every night remains unfulfilled. This is because human beings are part of the natural world, we have natural natures and when those natures are perverted to other means, we must be unfulfilled. A bee separated from the colony and given unlimited honey to eat will not live long. That’s because it’s really separated from its own nature. You might say the bee dies of sadness. The very same sadness that comes from being unfulfilled. What then is fulfillment, smarty pants, you could ask. I would say returning to our natures, having families, kids, and having human lives, is being fulfilled.

They claim people are more unhappy now than ever in human history. If they are to be believed. Setting belief aside for a moment, such a state of affairs is to be solved as soon as possible. The first step to solving any problem is to identify it. Next is to pinpoint where it comes from. Folks when asked will name a multitude of reasons why they are unhappy. Each reason more tragic than the one before. People will claim they need more of this or that. In doing so they blindly reach for that which they know not. What is more money good for if not to invest in a family? Who on their death bed lamented not getting the expensive car instead of braces for their children? Happiness tracks fulfillment and fulfillment tracks living a human life, not a plastic life.

History shows that destitute people were and are often unhappy with their poverty, but otherwise happy with their life. I think this is because they were and are fulfilled. Contrast that to today, when our every want is met instantly. The microwave oven is too slow nowadays. Life was much harder but there was fulfillment in it. They didn’t live the artificial life we live today. Most people were married and had children. They were too busy to invest time in complaining about how hard they had it. Contrast to today, when people have time to think about how many material goods they don’t have. We dwell on how much we are missing out, but seek it in diversion not real life. Rock climbing, wind surfing, and sky diving are exciting and fun, but in the end they lead to a sad and lonely old age.

There is no denying the statistics that show industrialized nations have low family formation. They are in demographic decline, and loneliness is on the rise. In many nations, they can’t even produce enough kids to maintain their population. In their brilliance the elite in those countries have begun importing people from the third world, to take the welfare there aren’t enough locals to take anymore. With the newcomers comes a new culture. The same culture that kept the nations they came from third world, superimposed on the first world. The imported, however, don’t have the reluctance to start families that those raised in our corrosive culture have. So the lonely get to watch their replacements getting the very thing they so much need but can’t get. A family.

The answer is multi-pronged. Individually, those who are lonely need to stop seeking comfort in the arms of strangers. Set family formation as a goal, not a problem to be avoided. Culturally, demand the cultural elite provide family-friendly shows. Nationally, eliminate laws that hinder family formation, punish innocent fathers, and fail to protect battered women. Taxes must be rethought to encourage family formation. Mostly, the culture that tells girls that motherhood is alienating from their natures but the slut life is liberating… must be vanquished. That evil message has ruined countless lives and created untold Eleanor Rigbys. Girls who demanded they would never be under the thumb of a man, so “pick up the rice from a church where a wedding has been…”

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

There once was a state without polity,
A place it is said with gold that is free,
Heavenly weather,
Beautiful feather,
And corruption far as the eye can see.

Monopoly is truly a wonderful thing,
Such astounding goods does it bring,
But is there a snare,
Hiding in there,
Corroding quality as cost it gives wing.

Destroying a nation does amount,
To a heinous crime you can count,
Bag the cat,
It shows that,
Controlling the media is paramount.

Calling you a racist is a tactic we all know,
Much of what the elite do is just for show,
A rattlesnake’s stare,
Who put it there,
It turns out your own government is your foe.

California is a well know vacation ____,
Centrally planned monopoly on the ___,
A swindle that ____,
Democracy upsets,
A single party state in which they are caught.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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The Half Brained State

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, single-party rule must result in destruction. This is the case no matter what party has total unlimited power. Even if saints were given such power, in their attempts to bring heaven to Earth they would raise Hell itself. This is because no human being is omniscient. We are all limited. When we gather into a like-minded group this tendency magnifies. A group must accommodate all members so the acceptable ideas are winnowed down to the lowest common denominator. A party or faction then that has unchecked power is self-limiting in ideas, vision, and options. It’s like putting a blind man in charge of a dangerous jungle hike. In both cases, it’s not going to end well. This is because every political party is like an eye, arm, and hand, one alone is limited.

They say listen to your enemies, they give you the best advice. In other words, your enemies are likely to say things about you that your friends are unwilling, and you are probably blind to. That kind of information is precious. The most productive sources of personal growth always come from places we were once blind to. This applies to people and political parties. A political party is always adamant that its ideas are right and everyone else’s ideas are by definition wrong. The more binary the party’s perception, the more likely it is to become despotic. Such a mindset, that of arrogance lacking humility, is often born from a lack of empathy. In such a case, that party lacking empathy would benefit the most from the input of a rival, but it’s also the least likely to accept it.

A political party and those people that man it can be inclusive or exclusive. What they call themselves is irrelevant, how they act is paramount. An inclusive party would allow that there is merit in all arguments. They include the ideas of others. An exclusive party believes other parties are evil and should be eliminated for the benefit of all. They exclude the ideas of others and often ostracize foes as well. Such people and parties will claim, merely engaging in debate legitimizes those parties and ideas they cannot allow. This is like stabbing yourself in the ears so you can be alone in your thoughts. True, it does allow one to be alone in one’s ideas, but it excludes any possibility of new ideas from the outside. In this case, the nation is run purely a priori, or put another way… pure conjecture.

Many philosophers have called governments, corpus politicum, the body politic. That body needs eyes, ears, a nose, and so forth. In a single-party state, it has but one eye, so it is myopic and has no depth perception. It has only one arm, so it is limited in what it can lift and carry. Moreover with one leg it is unable to travel distances. These are the smaller issues, because a single-party state is limited in the ability to think. It can only think allowable thoughts. Those that comport with the lowest common denominator. That corpus politic is effectively mentally retarded. With only one party in charge of government, it’s half brained. How can a half brained government be in any way intelligent? It can’t. A single-party state then is handicapped in every conceivable way.

In the state of nature the weak, stupid, and slow are eliminated. This applies to animals, humans, and national governments. That’s why every single-party state is doomed. It’s hobbled in the most wicked of ways. It stupidly assumes way too much responsibility, then fails. Since it has only one hand, it fumbles constantly. Then there’s the lack of mobility that keeps it from exploring. It has put out its own ears so as not to hear anything politically incorrect. Therefore, it operates by pure conjecture. The most dangerous part is that such a state takes criticism in the same way it hands it out, caustically. So they are unable to learn and grow from it. A single-party state is by definition exclusive, limiting thought to the lowest common denominator. So in a state of nature, they must end in disaster.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

The arrogant elite are like a flock of sheep,
Seeking the next tragedy to politically reap,
There’s power is chaos,
Now who’s the boss,
As their decisions make millions of us weep.

It’s well known a demon offers naught but joy,
Patsies think they live large but are a mere toy,
It’s only a trap,
Then it’ll snap,
And once caught you find it was all just a ploy.

The screwworm was once eradicated,
But people are not well educated,
It was allowed to come back,
From extinction with tact,
So now our cattle could be decimated.

The legal establishment loves idealism,
People hand over money for legalism,
Spending ten to one,
Lawyers have fun,
But clients are better served by pragmatism.

There’s money in Chaos or so they ___,
So they trick us into that game to ____,
A Hegelian ____,
Disaster’s a toy,
Because we allow ourselves to be clay.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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Limericks

Dear Friends,

The paradox of power isn’t a quack,
Elites’ inept rule and then an attack,
History’s glue,
One thing’s true,
Leftists voters they stab in the back.

The hypocrisy of the left is just amazing,
Lying with a smile staring and gazing,
Lacking a soul,
Or dark as coal,
And a monument to Baal they are raising.

An honest virtuous judge once sighed,
Ruling in law justice and people thrived,
But that’s not it,
I have to admit,
There are no honest virtuous judges I lied.

Many are stymied when starting a team,
The world is against them it would seem,
But people are people,
Shaped like a steeple,
Because in this world politics is supreme.

Your loyalty will be paid with strife,
By lying demons with swindles ____,
Abetted by the _____,
Of dread Voldemort,
And politics is how they run your ____.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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The Extraction Machine

Dear Friends,

It seems to me, once a government has become extractive, political favor becomes more important than law. If that is true… this is a way we can judge if a government has become extractive. Simply look at the courts rulings, if they follow the law and not political favor, the government is not extractive. If, however, political favor triumphs every time, then you can conclude extraction is the goal of your government. The reason this works is because corruption flows downhill… not uphill. A corrupt underling is punished by a virtuous manager. Even as a corrupt manager is seldom punished by their employees. So, for there to be systemic corruption in an organization it must come from the top. Therefore, for a court system to become corrupt, a step down from the top, the top must be corrupt.

Extraction has its benefits. Extraction is when a government sets itself to extracting all the wealth of a nation to redistribute it to the politically favored. Obviously, the politically disfavored are those who are extracted from. In such nations the rate of extraction always eventually exceeds the economy’s production. Then the standard of living is ground down as the wealth is removed from the people and given to the elites. This creates an economic death spiral that typically ends in collapse due to external shock. This has been the paradigm since the Bronze Age collapse. Had the Sea Peoples attacked the Bronze Age empires at their peak they would have been easily dealt with. They attacked after decades of extraction, however, so attacked a self-weakened foe. Self-destruction is one of the costs.

The self-weakening of extraction benefits the politically favored, and so it must become the norm. Those that write the laws needn’t be overtly corrupt, but merely self-interested. If a law, rule, or regulation could be neutral or slightly beneficial to the interests of those writing it… what side do you think most people will fall on? Human nature is human nature, to think it doesn’t matter is stupid. That is the case no matter who is in charge… you and I included. That’s why extraction always eventually becomes the norm. Since those who write the laws are a step above the courts, once they become corrupted by their own human nature, the courts can’t help but follow. They are indeed obligated to rule on the law in the spirit it was written… to extract.

The courts then become part of the extraction machine. Not because they are overtly evil, but because in an ivory tower there is ever an echo and it’s often deafening. The elite live in siloed-off ivory towers. They have much more in common with each other than with the filthy masses they rule over. Familiarity doesn’t breed contempt, but congeniality. You and I are friendly to those we see every day. Moreover, if all we ever hear is how we are smarter, wiser, and better than those we rule over, how can we but accept it? So those who travel in our circles are favored by us, while those who travel in other circles not so much. Judges are the same way. They are people too. So they follow the crowd and rule to benefit their friends at the cost to their enemies. The term “railroaded” came from this tendency.

Bastiat, in his book The Law, explained extraction as legal plunder. Money is taken from some and given to others. This is called just. I have to ask you though, does the government take money based on justice, or political favor. Moreover, does it redistribute that money by justice or by political favor? The Klu Klux Clan for example, has negative political favor, and it gets very little in the way of government funding. (Other than what the SPLC gives it). The globalist NGO’s have a great deal of political favor, and they get billions. In ancient Rome just before the collapse, one could buy one’s way out of any criminal charge. This is highly suggestive that you can look at your courts rulings to judge if your government has become extractive.

Sincerely,
John Pepin

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