Delusive Eye Stalk

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Eye can't stand myself Bohemian bureaucrat, noise rock aficionado All opinions are less than unqualified Just mute me come fall, I won't be yapping about much other than Joe Burrow

Two days after I met my soulmate, l experienced a past-life regression in which I witnessed what caused the fall of Atlantis. It completely changed my spiritual path
(TW: SA, womb trauma & Mermaid trauma)

Fishback wrote for The Free Press during 2023
and 2024.|23]

Fishback worked for hedge fund Greenlight
Capital from 2021 until his resignation in 2023. [2! He founded Azoria Partners, an investment
management firm that later launched an ETF before it was shut down by the company's independent trustees over legal concerns. 3! In the summer of 2025, Fishback made attempts to associate himself with President Donald Trump, falsely claiming to have been an advisor at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and later launching an unsuccessful campaign to be nominated to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

As Rollins moves quickly to implement a billion-dollar response to the screwworm outbreak, she has also blamed the Biden administration, noting that it was in office as the parasite began moving north again.
She said without showing any evidence the flies were with animals that followed immigrants north as well as hitching rides with cattle and other animals being sold by Mexican cartels outside of regular markets.
"People moving north to America, bringing their livestock with them, the Mexican cartels with the illicit cattle traffic, we knew it was coming," Rollins told the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee on Wednesday.

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Work and bare life are closely related. Both constitute reactions to the negativity of death. Today, the defense of bare life is intensifying into the absolutization and fetishiza-tion of health. The modern-day slave prefers it to sovereignty and freedom. He or she resembles the "last human beings" Nietzsche describes, for whom health per se represents an absolute value. It is exalted and made the "great goddess": "one honors health. 'We invented happiness,' say the last human beings, and they blink."

Mein Kampf does not afford this prospect with an ironic wink or the cynical grin attending lies that the author himself does not believe. Instead, it occurs with the grim determination of a decisionist. It is all a matter of the resolve with which one champions one's beliefs—and this bearing makes belief itself into a matter of decision. Showing oneself to be steadfast and unwavering has two sides-one that deters and another that initiates. Hitler knew well that his radicalism-separating the wheat from the chaff, in his view—had a polarizing effect, and this factored into his calculations. All the same, it did not mean that his core adherents were loyal to their leader out of conviction alone. If anything, adherents' reasons for following amounted to molded clay resting on an underlying, organizational structure that was held in place by varying degrees of willingness to show and embody resolve. Firmness of resolve—not blind obedience to ideology-constituted the primal matter connecting National Socialist actors. This unity was sufficiently strong and appealing to counterbalance centrifugal tendencies in a system that otherwise was dominated by rivalry and competition for rank. It was even compatible with silent scorn for the Führer. As research has shown, young planning experts in the National Socialist state demonstrated an "aloofly condescending relationship to Hitler, whom they certainly esteemed as a mass agitator and organizer, but did not give high marks for political think-ing."5 Such disdain did not harm the National Socialist system, however. On the contrary, the self-termed "spiri-tual" elite [die Elite der "Geistigen"] of radical, right-wing

Here, a factor enters the equation that is consistently underestimated by those who view only error, blindness, or illusion at work in demagoguery—and, accordingly, seek to oppose it by means of reasonable objections. Counter to what such enlightened optimists believe, the demagogue-along with those in his train-usually knows full well what he is doing. He does not advance his claims in spite of the fact that they will offend reasonable people but because he can be sure to provoke them by doing so. The reflexive outrage he triggers does not unsettle him; rather, it affords him a kind of contemptuous exhilaration. In Mein Kampf, Hitler openly declares that propaganda is a means to an end. It is supposed to make "everyone ... convinced that the fact is real", therefore, it excludes debate of the matter's merit— or lack thereof. Propaganda's "very first precondition," according to Hitler, is a "basically subjective and one-sided attitude ... toward every question it deals with."® Even though his rhetoric does not discount the truth as a category of appeal, 4 in the broader context of everything else he writes, it represents a secondary consideration deriving from the power of speech itself—that is, something constituted in circular fashion by the efficacy and force of pure assertion.5oJ

Plato records the dialogues that Socrates had with a number of bystanders, like Euthyphro, Gorgias, and Meno. In these dialogues, Socrates employs Logos to prove that there is only one God, one ultimate standard of goodness (virtue), and that man cannot know about God unless He reveals Himself to us.
These, and many other logical proofs by Socrates, resulted in two things:
First, he was put to death by the Greeks for "corrupting the youth" and
"atheism" because he argued against the prevailing view of this time (sound familiar?). And second, five hundred years later, he would be recognized as the first proto-Christian. His views became the center of Hellenistic philosophy, in which Christianity was formed.

Tellingly, most modern dictators have come from the conspiratorial milieu where bohemia, criminality, and ideological radicalism fuse into an impenetrable amal-gam; at any rate, they tend to have entertained contacts with it in early years.

As a rule, states of social tension that lead to radical upheavals arise from an extremely complicated web of factors, which the people involved can comprehend only in part. In consequence, any account of the overall situation displays a high degree of arbitrariness, especially if meant to prove digestible in communicative terms and produce…

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66 Plato records the dialogues that Socrates had with a number of bystanders, like Euthyphro, Gorgias, and Meno. In these dialogues, Socrates employs Logos to prove that there is only one God, one ultimate standard of goodness (virtue), and that man cannot know about God unless He reveals Himself to us. These, and many other logical proofs by Socrates, resulted in two things: First, he was put to death by the Greeks for
"corrupting the youth" and "atheism" because he argued against the prevailing view of this time (sound familiar?). And second, five hundred years later, he would be recognized as the first proto-Christian. His views became the center of Hellenistic philosophy, in which Christianity was formed.
Pete Hegseth, Battle for the American Mind:
Uprooting a Century of Miseducation

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