These aren’t deranged liberals.
They are normalized revolutionaries.
We normalized revolutionary thinking.
These normalized revolutionaries have jobs, advanced degrees, teaching credentials, mortgages and responsibilities.
This isn’t hard to grasp.
Let me say this more directly and with a little more precision than I usually do. The reason I am talking at all like this is that no one inside has asked me not to do so with a credible ask. Here goes:
I don’t know if we have made alien contact. But there is a mountain of indirect evidence that is all but impossible to explain otherwise.
There is a mountain of fabricated BS mixed in with it. We deliberately produced copious BS to hide whatever the reality is.
There is no explanation for the first mountain of real indirect evidence having given us no hard evidence. That is the puzzle I can’t solve. I admit that.
Ultimately this secret involves the hardest of the sciences: Mathematics, Biology, and Physics.
I do not believe the String Theory story of “The Only Game In Town” is remotely possible. It’s just too dumb.
I believe string theory is harmless. The thing that doomed us was TOGIT.
TOGIT is the soft sunset program the Biden @WhiteHouse discussed with @pmarca and @bhorowitz. It cuts off all oxygen to anyone who challenges the decision to seal all our best Professors into the intellectual sarcophagus of modern QuantumGravity so they cannot threaten our national interest. Then the lid is glued shut with Peer Review, Elsevier, h-indices, impact factors, arxiv moderation, jstor, loyalty oaths, DEI, deans, HR, etc to ensure no escape takes place.
I believe that since May 4th, 1969, there has been a move to relocate the open science (particularly physics/mathematics) on which National Security depends OUTSIDE universities because top professors are seen as subverting NatSec.
I believe that James Schlesinger will come up in this discussion and that the Mansfield amendment was completely misportrayed as a peacenik move. It was about soft sunsetting the brilliant but stubbornly independent professors like Leo Szilard, Steve Smale, Alexander Grothendieck, Phillip Morrison, Linus Pauling, etc
I believe that the attempt to do hard basic science in National Labs, Comoany Labs, Aerospace companies, Hedge funds, High security university affiliates (Draper, Lincoln, JH Applied Physics Lab, etc), think tanks, etc was NOT as successful as hoped.
I don’t believe that the Government cracked physics. At all.
I also believe there is some secret scientific knowledge kept from theorists in universities. I just don’t believe it is that much. But I’m more open to being wrong on that than 2 years ago. Still find it hard to believe.
I believe Jeffrey Epstein’s covert operation was trying to spy and recruit scientists based on the belief that certain areas of science when dark.
I believe Epstein’s puppeteers were obsessed with Gravity for good reason. They wanted to know if there was US secret scientific knowledge of post-Einsteinian, post-spacetime engineering. Which is wildly smart.
I believe the El Paso NOTAM wasn’t about Cartel Drones at all. I don’t think it was about Texas or the Border either. I believe it was another name for highly sensitive areas of New Mexico north of West Texas. Look at a map.
I believe we talk too much about Florida and Little St James. I believe New Mexico as home to Sandia, Zorro, Roswell, Los Alamos, Trinity, Bill Richardson, etc unites the UFO, Epstein and “Strange Death of Physics” Stories.
I believe @pmarca and @bhorowitz are truth tellers. That may even be the key.
I believe this is about disturbing secrets which people used to kill for, and this is going to be a LOT less ‘fun’ than people used to recreationally speculating about 👽 and UFOs imagine.
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@SenRandPaul 70? That’s fucking evil. Seriously. Fuck you—directly in the throat. How about using our FUCKING TAX DOLLARS that WE ALREADY PAID and lowering the age to 55 instead? Maybe try being humane?? This bullshit of “oh we don’t have the money”— like who the fuck are you fooling?
@KanekoaTheGreat The problem with blaming Tyler Robinson is that every single piece of evidence connecting him to the murder is hearsay. “[insert person] reported x, y, and z.” Plus, almost every component of the Tyler Robinson story is contradicted by another.
@LangmanVince Well yeah he’s clearly just some random kid they’re trying to throw under the bus. It’s hard to believe the things law enforcement says when their claims are self-contradictory and physically impossible.
When it comes to speech, there is:
Shouldn’t (Bad)
Mustn’t (Unthinkable)
Can’t (Illegal)
If broadly celebrating political murder of national figures is merely “Shouldn’t”, we will end up with “Can’t”.
Free speech is **all** about “Mustn’t”.
We bet all of society on “Mustn’t”.
You cannot be kind to your enemy.
I just hope people come to realize this soon.
You have to be vicious.
There’s nothing wrong with being vicious for the sake of saving our country.
@I_Am_JohnCullen @Moore22K @TuckerCarlson Very early in the pandemic, maybe 2 or 3 weeks in, my dad was trying to compare covid to the flu. His searches were “flu deaths 2018” and “flu statistics 2019”. All information about the flu was absent, replaced with covid info. THEY WERE CENSORING FLU DATA