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September 25 2024
The State Versus The Amish Posted on September 25, 2024 by john Dear Friends, It seems to me, only the vilest of scum would attack the Amish, of all people. Why would anyone attack them? The Amish mind their own business, are pacifists, raise happy healthy and productive families, while being a valuable addition to the nation’s economic, social and political health. Any sane government would want more Amish, not less. The same goes for the Mennonites, Born Agains, etc… These people are the muscle and sinew of a nation. Only a fool cuts muscle and sinew to make way for fat. A short lived fool. Yet the Amish and those with a pacifist mindset make the perfect victims. They don’t fight back. So legal precedent can be set on their pacifism. One of the two primary ways the elite move the ball down the field of tyranny. The other is to abuse a politically disfavored group. The Amish came here fleeing religious persecution… making it the acme of irony, that they’re facing religious persecution here. Especially since religious freedom is in the plain text of our Constitution. Our elites and experts however, are so wicked smart, they’ve figured a way around the plain text to give it nuance and color. Legal experts have concluded, the US must establish materialist atheism as the State religion, making the Amish and people like them, its mortal enemies. When fighting a mortal enemy, many will justify cutting their own nose off, to spite their face. So they do. As our elites are in the case of attacking the Amish. I mean, really? That’s like beating up a bunny rabbit. It would serve them right though if that rabbit turned out to be Buggs Bunny. The legal assault on Amos Miller is a disgrace. Even as bureaucrats in Pennsylvania have proven their chops. Heartless, caustic and power mad… they epitomize the functionary. Abusing power to the tune of Yakety Sax. They thought that Amos Miller would roll over, and give up his livelihood, so they could usurp even more power to abuse. Exactly who you want having power, people proven to abuse it… psychopaths. Fortunately for actual justice… Robert Barnes stepped in, and is fighting back. Exposing the criminality of the bureaucracy. The courts on the other hand, don’t seem to be as zealous of reigning in an out of control administrative state, as they are in giving it deference. Abuse of power requires it be hidden. This case is no longer hidden… so, we’ll see. Al Capone has nothing on Justin Trudeau when it comes to extortion. Again, the Amish are easy targets. They don’t fight back nor do they seek notoriety. So the State can abuse them all it wants. Moreover, the beast can use that abuse to set precedent… to abuse the rest of us. The other way the elite usurp power is to abuse a politically hated group. It’s the elite’s ability to bring propaganda to bear that makes the con so effective. They can apply propaganda to any group making them hated or loved. Look how they’ve normalized pedophilia, child sterilization and have even made beating women an Olympic event. Those used to be hated groups who’s image has been re imagined by the elite. I reckon the Amish will be facing an onslaught of negative validation. Bullies pick on those they think will roll over. Beating up a kid who doesn’t fight back makes a small person feel big. It establishes their ferocity in public giving them the power of fear. Which brings benefits in the form of lunch money, girls like the bad boy, and the bully is always near the top of the social hierarchy. The Administrative State is the classic bully in all these regards. They extort money under the color of law, use tax money to pay off their bimbos, and live high on the hog, being members of government. All the bullies in the Deep State need, are victims… and the Amish apparently have caught their eye. With lawyers like Robert Barnes on the side of the Amish… let’s pray the vilest of scum bags, the deep state, have met their Buggs Bunny. Sincerely, John Pepin
Numapepi
October 05 2024
Disband The FBI Posted on October 5, 2024 by john Dear Friends, It seems to me, at this point the FBI needs to be disbanded. The organization has become too corrupt to repair. It has to be eliminated, and if in a decade or so people are foolish enough, some other federal law enforcement agency can be created. How could I say the FBI is beyond repair? History, pragmatism and the Pareto distribution. The history of the FBI is one of corruption. From J Edgar the cross dresser and blackmailer to today’s FBI that specializes in false flags and frame jobs. They’re as corrupt as a dead hog next to I 20. If we judge a thing pragmatically… by results, then the FBI has to go. It keeps visiting oppression on us while allowing crimes to go unchecked. Finally, there’s the Pareto distribution. Which is the most damning reason the FBI and indeed the deep state is beyond reform. The history of the FBI is one of utter corruption. J Edgar Hoover was a deeply disturbed man. The utter corruption the FBI it started with was sweetened by their history of failure. Ruby ridge was not only a disaster for the dead family, but highlighted the pure malevolence of the FBI. Of course who could forget the Waco siege. Started for nothing illegal but ending in the burning to death of dozens of people including children. If we go back to the FBI’s heydays, the 1940s… where were they when Alger Hiss was selling American secrets to the Soviet Union? He was a top man in the administration. What an intelligence failure that was! Or was it a failure? Maybe they turned a blind eye? We’ll never know, but we do know, at the time J Edgar had a dossier on everyone in power. The FBI doesn’t as much stop crime… as creates it, then exploits it for political purposes. Take the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping frame job. Where the FBI infiltrated a club and pushed them to commit a crime. The members said, “No your crazy.” The FBI put more and more infiltrators into the club, until the FBI infiltrators outnumbered the patsies, voted to do the crime… then indicted the marks for it! Getting Gretchen Whitmer a ton of votes in a year she had a tough race. Plus vilifying American citizens for speaking out against usurpation. Even then it took double jeopardy and denying them their Rights to get them convicted. The field agent in charge was sent to Washington DC to oversee the January 6 frame job. Which he did splendidly. Both are evidence the FBI is beyond reform. The Pareto distribution applies not only to highways, income and creative output… but to ethics as well. In any organization then, 20% of the people will exhibit 50% of the ethics. The other 80% having the rest of the ethics, morals, standards, etc… So if an organization drives out the 20% with ethics, that leaves the 80% without them in charge. As the FBI has done. Which means, those ethical people are no longer a moment of inertia that has to be overcome, for the organization to become evil incarnate. The elite at all the three letter agencies have expunged those with ethics, morals and good from their fiefdoms. By forcing out the good, and leaving only the bad, those organizations have become bad. Which means the FBI, CIA, NSA, ATF, IRS, etc… all need to be eliminated, not merely reformed. While those are all good reasons to dismantle the deep state, the most pressing one is the damage that it’s doing to the fabric of our republic, economy and society. They fray the fabric of trust by their corruption, they corrode the foundations of our republic with their usurpations as our economy is hollowed out by the political law enforcement. We need to be pragmatic. Instead of focusing on the sunk cost, let’s pry the rotting and dead hogs from the wheel well. They’re holding us back. If the bureaucrats are as smart as they claim, they’ll be rich in no time. So don’t worry about them. Worry about your future and that of your kids. Demand from your representatives and senators, to get rid of the deep state, the FBI, ATF, CIA, NSA, etc… for the sake of our nation, it’s people and the future. Sincerely, John Pepin
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June 17 2024
Values, Urban And Rural Posted on June 17, 2024 by john Dear Friends, It seems to me, a thing urban people don’t understand, is the relationship rural people have with guns. How could they? Having a completely different background. Rural people grow up with guns, chain saws and tractors. They’re simply part of rural life. Urban people, on the other hand, have no experience with a chain saw and so are afraid of them. Tractors are fire spewing monstrous beasts to someone who’s only seen one in a magazine. While the mere sight of a gun literally makes an urban person’s blood run cold. Not all, some go to shooting ranges, and so have a cursory understanding of guns. Not like a rural person though. To someone who grows up with guns, they’re no different than a tractor, chain saw, cheater bar, rototiller, or knife… it’s a tool. I met a woman at an ATM several decades ago. There had recently been a school shooting, and the woman behind me said, how awful it was that the teenager had access to guns. I smiled and told her I grew up with a gun in my closet, with bullets for it on the shelf above. I had used it my entire life. What was odd though… is that, while I had fights in school and suffered teenage angst, not once did it ever occur to me to bring that gun to school and shoot anyone. Color drained from her face and she took a step back from me. Horror and shock mixed with alarm at being so close to a potential killer. I laughed, because from her accent I could tell she was from an urban area of Massachusetts, while I grew up in a rural area in northernmost Appalachia. While rural people are familiar with guns, as tools, urban people are familiar with crowds. Which admittedly, I am not. I would rather be in an open carry bar, with a few people I know, than be in a disarmed crowd of people I don’t. Given my druthers though… I would be in the woods alone with my dogs. Traffic is another thing that vexes me and I’m sure most rural people as well. While a city person is comfortable in mind numbing traffic, but isn’t on a winding abandoned dirt road, in the middle of the night. You get used to what you get used to. We’re most comfortable surrounded by what we grew up with. Which isn’t a weakness, it’s a strength. Because, society needs city and rural people, along with our varying attitudes and preferences. There’s a place for the urban person’s fears and bravery as well as for the rural person’s fears and bravery. When both are given courteous respect, both contribute to the greater whole. A society can be considered the alloy of all the people, or more aptly, a society is a complex system. Each part contributes to the emergent phenomenon that’s called society. As long as there’s an underlying societal myth, binding the people to a unit, diversity is a strength. Since complex systems become robust by it. With freedom of travel and living such a society can self separate. Those who prefer the city life can move to the city and those who prefer rural life can live in the rural areas. Each to their preference and all benefited by it. As long as people stay in their lane and don’t become arrogant. If rural people imposed rural values and standards on cities, the speed limit on residential streets would be 75 miles an hour, burn barrels would be common, and every backyard would have a shooting range. While rural people have the common sense and humility, to know better than to impose rural values on city people, sadly, city people don’t seem to have that level of humility. What’s good for the city is good for the country is their mantra. Proven by their actions. Since national governments are necessarily run by urban people, rural people have urban values imposed on us. Ideas that are every bit as stupid as a 75 mile an hour speed limit on an urban street. Like gun control. Because what makes sense on a city street doesn’t in a forest or farm. But it takes the wisdom a forest bestows to understand it. Sincerely, John Pepin