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FAUXTON posted:They don't sell it for kindle? No, it's on Scrib'd. Woozy posted:this veers extroardinarily close to protesting too much, which in the pedophile thread is not probably to be unexpected. try to understand that this is the view of an actual rapist/psycopath/whatever: "he has no practical limits to his whims, so it's no surprise he does awful things the rest of us cannot". okay, buffalo bill, if you say so. I don't think trying to understand the thinking of someone that is completely monstrous to how you conduct and think yourself is apologetics or making excuses for them. It's just trying to make sense of the inexplicable, and psychopaths etc have their own logic. It makes sense to me to reject anything that tries to normalize a criminal defense of "affluenza", but I don't think that's what that poster was doing. Anyways, if anyone wants to crack ping hard just lookup poo poo about The Finders. I don't think i'll ever be able to adjust to the reality that child trafficking is like, way more prevalent and interconnected in the power structure than I ever imagined. Lil Mama Im Sorry has issued a correction as of 05:11 on Aug 28, 2019 |
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:The vulgar and exoteric teaching of Thelema is the Man is God, the individual reigns supreme usual nonsense that's typically the endgoal of traditional enlightenment cults or whatever. The esoteric teaching tends to be moreso like eastern mysticism (zen buddhism, tantra) with like a western gnostic dress. The Satanic aspects of Thelema pretty much just boil down to classic gnosticism, and the whole spiritual process is supposed to culminate with a destruction of the individual ego (crossing the abyss) your usual mystical realization of the unity of all things. This is why Qabala is central to Thelema, because it's the schizophrenic process of connecting all of existence and non-existence together into one consciousness. It's a cataloging system that is intended to eventually break your brain because of how everything begins to "fit'. The final goal of Thelema has always been the stated goal of all religions, which is to connect the individual into a whole and instill humility, love, and service to humanity. Pretty classical morality, the idea is just to get there indirectly and thus avoid the pitfalls of other cults. Hence the motto "The method of science, the aim of religion." Except it still falls into the pit of other cults anyway, because "humanity" is subject to revision and sublimating your ego to the whole must necessarily be directed if not by a commanding ego then by a cultural consciousness. There's a massive vulnerability here to reactionary ideology, which is how the Japanese empire employed Zen Buddhism in the process of rationalizing its own crimes. Anything that can't find a middle ground between the sublimation of the self and the idolization of the self, is necessarily antisocial.
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dream9!bed!! posted:Ames and taibbi write good poo poo, who gives a gently caress what they're like in real life see all the dumbass liberals in this forum that are like yah it's cool to extradite assange to the US and so on
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Except it still falls into the pit of other cults anyway, because "humanity" is subject to revision and sublimating your ego to the whole must necessarily be directed if not by a commanding ego then by a cultural consciousness. There's a massive vulnerability here to reactionary ideology, which is how the Japanese empire employed Zen Buddhism in the process of rationalizing its own crimes. Anything that can't find a middle ground between the sublimation of the self and the idolization of the self, is necessarily antisocial. I agree with you, on the whole, but it doesn't redefine humanity to meaninglessness the same way Japanese Zen technically does and thus can be reactionary. There's nothing inherently reactionary within it other than the same way anything can be reactionary if its used by reactionaries. The whole point is finding a middle ground, which is also the point of Buddhism. There isn't an ideology that's ironclad against these pitfalls and I think its a mistake to see in Thelema something that's uniquely complimentary to satanic pedophiles except in like the most superficial ways. Lil Mama Im Sorry has issued a correction as of 05:25 on Aug 28, 2019 |
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imo the "superficial" ways are the only ones that actually matter, because that's how religion and spirituality relates to the world as it actually exists. if you can be a master of secret knowledge then that's great, but anything that can only remain in a guarded realm of ideas isn't of use to a world that needs bread. it's sort of like the problem with Nazbols. it doesn't matter if Limonov is a communist, anti-racist, opposed to antisemitism or what have you, he should've known that the superficial elements of national bolshevism was going to be appropriated by reactionary elements. Which is exactly what happened when Dugin splintered off to form the National Bolshevik Front.
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FAUXTON posted:They don't sell it for kindle? It's on archive.org too
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so the criminal case has now collapsed. what about maxwell? no grounds to find her and bring her in?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVfvBq0aW8w
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The pig cloth rope smashes the human Jeffrey Epstein in the throat! A piece of gore flies off in an arc. The human Jeffrey Epstein stands up. The human Jeffrey Epstein lies down. The human Jeffrey Epstein stands up. The human Jeffrey Epstein lies down. The human Jeffrey Epstein stands up. The human Jeffrey Epstein lies down. The human Jeffrey Epstein stands up. The human Jeffrey Epstein lies down. The human Jeffrey Epstein shouts: Death surrounds me! I feel no terror! The human Jeffrey Epstein gives into pain. The human Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead.
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dream9!bed!! posted:Ames and taibbi write good poo poo, who gives a gently caress what they're like in real life You're asking this in the Epstein thread?
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does anyone have a matt taibbi book power rankings? i’m much better at impulse buying books than finishing them ever since the gas pedal for current events got stepped on considering I Can’t Breathe and Griftopia highly
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I enjoyed griftopia. It is very , very anti bank and it's great.
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yall heard of the Finders? This is (one of) the mechanisms operating at the ground level that procures/recruits children for abuse by people, who while not necessarily connected in any way to Epstein, are free to go about their business because of the sheer lack of awareness (and active unwillingness to acknowledge the possibility of) this kind of poo poo.Washington Post, February 7, 1987 posted:Authorities investigating the alleged abuse of six children found with two men in a Tallahassee, Fla., park discovered materials yesterday in the Washington area that they say points to a 1960s-style commune called the Finders, described in a court document as a "cult" that allegedly conducted "brainwashing" and used children "in rituals." UFOs and Bigfoot! Lol!
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this is like 20 years old m8
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The difficult thing about reading something like Programmed to Kill is that even the sensationalist parts and the instances of bunk data don't do anything to soften the blow. If anything, knowing the context around those citation needed moments makes things worse. There are a number of studies in chapter 2 for instance that since 2004 have been proven to be essentially outright lies about trafficking numbers but the fact remains that there really is no acceptable number of trafficked children, it doesn't matter if it's 60 rather than 600,000. And then when you look at the context of why those overblown numbers even exist - to entice funding for NGOs and the prison industrial complex to incarcerate everyone but the loving traffickers and wealthy rapists - it's somehow even more disgusting. That book is like fractal in the ways it will just smash you in the face with how much disdain the ruling class has for the rest of the world. gh0stpinballa posted:so the criminal case has now collapsed. what about maxwell? no grounds to find her and bring her in? Aren't there only civil suits against her? I assume she is one of the co-conspirators in the non prosecution agreement, meaning it isn't possible to bring criminal charges against her in the states. COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:yall heard of the Finders? This is (one of) the mechanisms operating at the ground level that procures/recruits children for abuse by people, who while not necessarily connected in any way to Epstein, are free to go about their business because of the sheer lack of awareness (and active unwillingness to acknowledge the possibility of) this kind of poo poo. I can't remember if anyone posted this in here so "you won't be hearing from the Finders again until Hong Kong is being run by the Chinese and the Panama Canal is being managed by the Panamanians -- in other words at least until the year 2000... See you in the 21st century."
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Sdny could bring charges against her just like they did Epstein. Hell, anywhere but Miami can I still think no one knows where she is and she may be dead, there wasn't a scintilla of evidence she was in Boston besides someone seeing a dog that looked like hers
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Woozy posted:both experiments investigate the same thing, which has nothing at all to do with the completely beyond batshit idea that wealth induces psycopathy, or at least moreso than just poverty--a way, way better predictor of every kind of violence remotely comparable to epsteins crimes It became PC to say the experiments were disproven (and this is safe because they cant be ethically replicated), but if you look over the three and consider how the effects of role, authority, and conformity effect everyone, it (should be) concerning. Woozy posted:its exactly the opposite logic. its your logic, i.e., that circumstances have something to do with outcomes FRINGE has issued a correction as of 13:26 on Aug 28, 2019 |
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:(you'll wake up in what Robert Anton Wilson called Chapel Perilous and you'll never escape) Amateur.
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One of the students participating in those experiments initially claimed with the professor that the experiments supported the prevailing narrative, but then later recanted those statements and said they were pressured to further their own career.
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Does anyone have a link/details for an old long form article (I think in vanity fair) about organised child trafficking on the US east coast; the one that described 'the damage group'; if you've read it that part should have stuck with you viscerally. It was posted here a few years back and I want to see how the detail stacks up with what we now know but it seems to have been memory holed; can't find anything on google.
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FRINGE posted:It became PC to say the experiments were disproven (and this is safe because they cant be ethically replicated), but if you look over the three and consider how the effects of role, authority, and conformity effect everyone, it (should be) concerning. It's not that they were disproven, it's that they haven't been proven. They fail to meet a modern rigorous standard of evidence and likely wouldn't even be published in any reputable journal today even ignoring the ethical issues.
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https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1166673794959925248 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGau8RBMNG8
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I can't crack and ping with old news
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Gonzo McFee posted:https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1166673794959925248 shameless
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mastershakeman posted:Sdny could bring charges against her just like they did Epstein. Hell, anywhere but Miami can I thought that one of the issues was that Miami had made a plea deal that barred ALL Federal cases, not just from Miami
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Ross DaouThot posted:does anyone have a matt taibbi book power rankings? i’m much better at impulse buying books than finishing them ever since the gas pedal for current events got stepped on gonna put The Divide at #1 since it’s pretty much the ultimate compilation of class war in America waged against the poor for the benefit of the rich
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https://www.nybooks.com/daily/2019/08/27/the-oligarch-threat/ Really good article about how the reporting around the Cambridge Analytica hack and the Mueller investigation were unprepared/unequipped to tackle the nature of the elite power networks that drive the surface-level scandals we occasionally see bubble to the top of the news. You'll never guess who shows up! quote:From time to time, a scandal emerges that gives us a glimpse of this deeply interconnected, secretive realm of power wielded by the ultra-rich. The Miami Herald’s recent investigation of Jeffrey Epstein by Julie K. Brown revealed the existence of a company he was involved in named Carbyne. Ostensibly, Carbyne supplies tools for use by emergency services, such as geolocation devices and equipment for live video feeds, but much of this material doubles very effectively as surveillance technologies. The company was founded by the former Israeli general and politician Ehud Barak; its investors and board members are a who’s who of the private security world, and include Peter Thiel and his Palantir co-founder, Trae Stephens, Pinchas Buchris, Michael Chertoff, and, of course, Erik Prince.
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Spreading the word that circumcision becoming the norm in the US was due to billionaire pedophiles in order to spread socialism
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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:yall heard of the Finders? you may have missed the discussion earlier, but ill plug this writeup over and over https://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/news/article/13010819/finders-keeper
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TeenageArchipelago posted:I thought that one of the issues was that Miami had made a plea deal that barred ALL Federal cases, not just from Miami That's what Epstein thought, incorrectly. Sdny addressed it right away in their filings regarding bail
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FRINGE posted:No, Stanford investigated the effects of role, Milgram investigated the effects of authority. They can be seen as related, but are not the same effect. (Same with Ashe who investigated conformity.) totally meaningless quote:It became PC to say the experiments were disproven (and this is safe because they cant be ethically replicated), but if you look over the three and consider how the effects of role, authority, and conformity effect everyone, it (should be) concerning. okay, i'm concerned. now what? quote:Studies on privilege and stress both show that circumstances absolutely have effects on outcomes. And thats before you consider actual deprivation or environmental effects that influence development (or endocrine activity, or nervous system inflammation). i'm sure these studies are real and valid but what do they contradict in my argument? which, again, is that being poor makes you more likely to do crime (by way of contrast to the idiotic argument that being rich makes you do crime)
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TeenageArchipelago posted:I thought that one of the issues was that Miami had made a plea deal that barred ALL Federal cases, not just from Miami That was the idea. Somehow giving a fake light sentence to Epstein made everyone else involved untouchable. Because they said so. https://www.courthousenews.com/epstein-victims-ask-court-to-nullify-florida-plea-deal/ quote:The plea deal included a key clause that protected Epstein’s assistants Sarah Kellen, Nadia Marcinkova and others who allegedly helped bring underage girls to Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion for sensual massage sessions.
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wow get out of jail free card = be one of epsteins potential co conspirators lol
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the finders thing is premium crack ping
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child trafficking, rape, and murder, are so very common among the ruling class precisely because they are necessary to that class. it's not about the sex itself, or building networks of shared blame, for there is no blame as nothing wrong has been done: it is the act of utterly dominating, owning, using, and discarding a human being itself which acts as both proof and justification for the inherent superiority of the ruling class and subjugation of the lesser masses the ruling class cannot be bargained or reasoned with, they view you as chattel
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Woozy posted:i'm sure these studies are real and valid but what do they contradict in my argument? which, again, is that being poor makes you more likely to do crime (by way of contrast to the idiotic argument that being rich makes you do crime) being rich IS a crime
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:being rich IS a crime being rich makes you subhuman
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You have to be a real naive idiot to not understand the sheer scale of criminality that rich people get themselves involved in, from tax evasion to money laundering, fraud, wage theft, and that's way before you even start scratching the surface of the elite pedophile rings. Nobody comes by a fortune honestly.
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case in point the only reason russiagate could get any legs despite being mainly bullshit was that Trump became a black hole for the dumbest thieves, grifters, and pedophiles and they were easily turned because of their real crimes
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yeah it seems like 90% of people convicted from the russiagate investigation perjured themselves
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