Diary Entry: The numbers won’t leave my head—trillions of galaxies, each a graveyard of silent, watching stars. It’s the arrogant, terrifying insanity of believing we’re alone that keeps me awake, my hand trembling as I write this. They are out there, things so ancient and intelligent that our entire history is a blink in their […]
How far can presidential pardons really go? Far enough that “law” starts to look like a stage prop and the Oval Office more like a ritual chamber than a branch of government. Some pretend that pardoning the January 6 crowd would be some unimaginable crossing of a red line, but the line was erased a […]
The Outpost Doctrine: What “The Thing” Tells Us About Our Inevitable End
A stubborn Supreme Court.A furious president.A desperate plan to “pack” the Court.And one justice, Owen J. Roberts, who suddenly “saw the light” just in time—“the switch in time that saved nine.”
They told us it was for our education. It was best this way. But we know better now, don’t we?
Diary Entry: The numbers won’t leave my head—trillions of galaxies, each a graveyard of silent, watching stars. It’s the arrogant, terrifying insanity of believing we’re alone that keeps me awake, my hand trembling as I write this. They are out there, things so ancient and intelligent that our entire history is a blink in their […]
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How far can presidential pardons really go? Far enough that “law” starts to look like a stage prop and the Oval Office more like a ritual chamber than a branch of government. Some pretend that pardoning the January 6 crowd would be some unimaginable crossing of a red line, but the line was erased a […]
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The Outpost Doctrine: What “The Thing” Tells Us About Our Inevitable End
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A stubborn Supreme Court.A furious president.A desperate plan to “pack” the Court.And one justice, Owen J. Roberts, who suddenly “saw the light” just in time—“the switch in time that saved nine.”
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They told us it was for our education. It was best this way. But we know better now, don’t we?
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Forget everything you’ve been told about the 1982 film. It was never a movie. It was a soft disclosure, a psychological preparation embedded in popular culture, and we were too blind to see the frozen, screaming truth buried within the celluloid.
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They didn’t roll them out in marching legions of chrome and steel. That would have been too obvious. Too easy to fight. No, the invasion is being delivered by parcel service, in a brown cardboard box, with a smile. The “AGI” they whispered about for decades isn’t coming. It is here. And they are selling […]
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Segregation didn’t die. It was rebranded, buried under legal footnotes, and kept on life support by doctrines that still walk the halls of the Supreme Court like ghosts with badges.
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They want you to believe it was all coincidence. A series of unconnected, tragic events from a decade of peace and love. But what if the peace was an illusion, and the love was a weapon? What if the same dark hand was guiding the needle on the record player, the trigger of a gun, […]
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The transmissions were not stories. They were warnings, passed down in the hushed, static-filled hours between midnight and dawn. My mother’s voice, a low tremor, was my first introduction to the truth.
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