9/11 In Melbourne

We've talked about this ISIS 'chemical courage' drug called Captagon. Recently, in fact.

How they do it - arrange for some poor dumb schmuck (in this case, the schmuck was from Sudan, a place where there is nothing but death and slaughter in the past few decades) to lose his mind, and stomp around wielding a knife with devastating effect - is that they put them through a long bout of pretend praying, which is in fact sustained sleep deprivation, and then get them addicted to this drug Captagon in binary form and rising doses, until they are ready to launch the human weapon out into the public.

That's how it's done.

The Dark Past...

You know, if you have ever had any nagging questions about what the common public thinks it knows - even what is taught as fact at Universities - then what I am about to hint about, will confirm you into what Lionel Nation at RT News has coined as 'the Conspiratorium;' the place all of us live, who hold some belief in some dark and mysterious conspiracy, somewhere, somewhere, anywhere.  

I know, recently, I have taken to a lot of 'LOL'-worthy stuff.

If you listen to David Attenborough, you would presume that there was this whole body of textual material, written by 'the great founder, in ancient times, of scientific thinking' - Aristotle.

Let's face it, Aristotle is taught all over the world, at schools, in Universities, on television. So to what are they all referring?

I dunno. (Shrugs).

Hey, who the hell I am to make pronouncements on 'the great' Aristotle?

This is a modern luxury Antorini leather journal -
Aristotle did not use this; he wrote in papyrus scrolls, which
are all... ...gone. 

To my knowledge, the only complete work guaranteed to have actually been 'penned' (well, I use the word loosely) by Aristotle is a work about play-writing and the theater. And in it he talks about drama and comedy and theatrical catharsis. And there are some notes and lists of botanical subjects and some notes about animals to which the real 'Aristotle' affixed his hand-written name, the copies of which document are not contested as authentic and exact reproductions made in antiquity. 

All the rest of the stuff attributed either to Aristotle, or that makes long-winded commentary on the supposed ideas of Aristotle are in what is called the Corpus Aristotelicum - and these are a collection of works from the school of Aristotle that are claimed to mention all of his works (that we know about). They are not actual works, actually by him.

You will find, when you look, that everything that is attributed popularly as an actual work by Aristotle, is actually written by someone else; so, when you see 'the Organon' which is always said to be 'by Aristotle' is actually by someone called 'Andronicus of Rhodes,' and virtually every single other supposed 'text' or work by 'Aristotle' features some 'Aristotle' literally as a dramatic character in the narrative...

So really, when you think about it, this makes sense in that the Platonic School (which the historical person and student, Aristotle, inherited after Plato's death) had all these actual books written by actual 'Plato' in which this 'person' or 'character' called 'Socrates' takes the dramatic part, fulfills the role in the story or narrative account or explanation of something. There is no such thing as 'a book by Socrates!'

Whoar! These are nice - you write
lots of amazing stuff and carry it around in these

The 'actual' works of the actual 'Aristotle' were all burned in the fires of Alexandria, and the only remnants around the place turned up much later on as re-written texts in the hands of Arabic scholars hundreds of years later. And no doubt, they had a good grasp of what 'Aristotle' was writing about, but there is no genuine basis to any certainty at all, that what they had were actual, objectively and independently-verified, valid translations or transcriptions.

You see, here's the other problem - people like Plato, knew that ever since the murders of Socrates and a lot of the followers earlier, of Parmenides and Pythagoras, it was just not prudent, not safe, to be exposed as someone who personally possessed legitimate mathematical knowledge, or the kind of intense idea knowledge covering subjects like ethics or the early forms of 'psychology.' Such knowledge undermined the power of whoever the local or regional tyrant might have been!

And so I will heap coals on the fire by suggesting that there always has been a conspiracy of 'intellectuals' who overtake someone else's work, subvert it, and suppress the real thing, in order to maintain the status quo of the political gods of the day - and this is the true meaning of what today people term 'the Illuminati.' And you will see the dark but characteristic hand of this style of thing when you look at modern things like 'Common Core' and 'Writers' Workshops' and when you look at highly-promoted public 'thinkers' like Jordan Peterson and Reza Aslan and David Attenborough, and even figures of note in the world of popular fiction: people like John Le Carre, who at age 30-something, is claimed to have penned 'The Spy Who Came In From The Cold.,' a rather large tome...

The thing about 'Common Core' and 'Writers' Workshop' is this (IE formal - they talk about it specifically) idea they have about 'persuasive writing' - which is a concept that you can make people take actions by the way you hand them some words and also what those words are and how you have constructed those words into sentences and how you treated the ideas therein.

What You Don't Know

As of course you do know, things are not always what they seem, and certainly not the way the media portrays.

There are no Republicans actually in the California US Senate race, so naturally, the Democrats won there(!) - that is, there were no Republicans that you could vote for because the structure of the Primaries there is gerrymandered so that only two Democrats ended up being on the actual final ballot. And to some extent, this is a reflection of the partisan divide that characterizes the modern US election process and system.

Whereas on the one hand it appears that the Democrats 'won' the Representatives' Chamber (the 'House'), in fact they won seats where they were expected to add to their numbers because of the synchronization of 're-election' timing, in places they overall already completely controlled - Virginia, Florida (but even here only to some extent), Minnesota, Colorado.

The Blue Pill, the Red Pill, and the Black, Captagon Pill

And the reality no one in the media is prepared to tell you, is that there are stealth members of the Republican side who are presented as 'Democrats' - not saying here which these are...

At the same time, it is no secret that John McCain detested Donald Trump and the person who has 'inherited' the deceased McCain's Senate seat - John Kyl, worked for Brett Kavanaugh for a long time and is going to be a reliable supporter of the Trump Republican White House -, unlike McCain, who was anything but that. To cut a long story short that in any case you won't believe, Arizona 'has problems' in terms of whether it could ever survive object independent scrutiny about how things are 'run' and 'controlled' there. In fact, I'll tell you right now broadly speaking, it (Arizona) is a stronghold for foreign, 'globalist' interests and is 'not exactly legit.' People on the inside already know all this. ...Yet even so, Kyl is a big win for Trump and adds to Donald Trump's authentic power base in spite of the odds against him in Arizona from the 'globalists' of which McCain was one and worked against Trump at every opportunity.

The system is stacked in two different ways in the USA - firstly, the cities have the edge as far as the Lower House goes; because in this case, the more highly populated places get to send more people to that Chamber. Whereas in the Upper House - the Senate - EACH State gets to send two members no matter what their population sizes are, WHICH IS SOMEWHAT THE SAME STRUCTURE AS IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION; so in this case, the Senate shows no favoritism for population but it means all locations have equal representative voices. 

Now, no matter what you think about the fairness of this situation, the fact is, the Republicans increased their Senate numbers and this pretty much means they will continue to win the Presidency all other things being equal come 2020. And so to cut another long story short again, it means the Democrats will be * into the wind for the next several years. And they will let no one down on that front, that's for sure.

The argument is virtually always made that cities are the places where the brainpower is higher, the education is better, et cetera et cetera.

But I would challenge you on that score with this counter argument - the reality is today, cities are the places where there are more street people, more homeless, more bereft, more people who can be bought, more 'dead voting' and false ID's, more graft and corruption.

No. Things are not what they seem - if you just go by what you see on television.

Sure you can believe that people wearing black masks and smashing windows and people and burning and looting and yelling and screaming are all highly educated, upper middle-class, fully-employed intelligent people if you like, and they vote (modern) Democrat because they are smart - you can believe that if you like. And then, magically, all the intelligent University-educated middle-class people voted Democrat in the hope that one day the enlightened Linda Sarsour will become President...

Personally, my suggestion is you stack up on the popcorn and sit back to enjoy the lunatic humor of modern politics.

Crazy Italians Yes, Staid Germans No

You're not going to find too many people across the internet talk like this - at least not until there is some space between the launch and the hype and the reality:

Stefan Sielaff, who is probably on well north of a million bucks per year as Managing Design Director at Bentley, has presided over the biggest heap of s* that I have ever witnessed foisted onto the dumbed-down public, even if, in this instance, they are supposedly the dumb EXTREMELY WEALTHY public.

You can see the typical Germanic stubbornness, the sheer damn bloody-mindedness of it all - of their intent to force the 'Hunaudieres' concept car 'design' they shoved at everyone at the car shows around the world since f* forever, as far as I can recall. 'Hunaudieres' - albeit it is a nickname for a straight at a major French race track (Le Mans) where Bentley reigned supreme in the 1920's - is clearly meant by the Germans as a pun; it literally means 'hear the Huns coming.'

Here's some good design for you - and I'm
talking about the fabric of the shoes, and the photography...

If you watch their promotional videos, you will encounter very clever propaganda and media-savvy verbiage intended to mislead the average idiot viewer into thinking that they are building a Bentley; they are not building a Bentley, they are building a Mercedes or a Maybach - a slug-looking thing, filled with Dieter Rams' mentality of functionality (what the modern Germans speak of with glowing expressions as 'zer moolti-funktion azpekt.') everywhere. Too much of 'everywhere' in fact.

Now there's nothing particularly wrong with ABS plastic under grilles, and 'diamond knurling' fake chrome and bits of carbon fiber 'und teknologie,' and 'finest kvality handkraffted lezzarh' and other meaningless throw-ins taken from Swiss watch-makers and so on - if you are not buying a British automobile. 

But every time you hear the word 'homage' what they mean is 'it's dead and it ain't coming back and we're doing whatever we want now and f* U!'

If there was still a German Mark in existence as a currency I'd say they'd get close to, but won't actually, kill off the Bentley marque, but they'll kill it off now stone dead'r than a lead doorstop here with just this one single model because they are all backed by rubbish these days pretentiously called 'the euro.'

Don't kid yourselves that these idiots know what they are doing. They have had a ton of money and capital and a good forty years to burn it all and that's what they've done.

This is pretty close to the end. And there's going to be one hell of a self-inflicted old, stale, cake-fight once they go to the cupboard one too many times and find it's empty this time.

Super Self-Assured People - Because?

Many many many many many... years ago now... I went through a matriculation program and then to a University with a young guy whose name I won't say here. But he was quite a remarkable wit - flashy, smart, very funny. His younger brother was ever so slightly more serious though not by any means a dour or dull person.

Anyway - I did know they were from some Italian family with an industrial background but the two brothers never made all that much of it.

Possibly a Neapolitan style, could be Roman...
But it's definitely Italian anyway.

I even knew - since they told me - that they had both been enrolled towards their final years at University, in a specialist industrial college in Italy, called Fabrica. I then totally lost touch with both of them although very rarely I had occasion to speak with one of their grandfathers who made local (Australian) fortified wines over here until his passing a while ago. And, I still run into some of their family over this side of the world, and they mention that one of the brothers in particular, nick-named 'Rocky' would ask about some of their 'olden days' friends and I even came up in dispatches, as they say, around the time I had this tiny little listed Public Company here.

Once again, without mentioning their names, turns out they are part of the executive management of one of the top say, three, four, or five Italian absolute best bespoke and luxury menswear companies. That limits things down to a small few very well-known names but I will specify it is not Zegna or Versace. They are a Naples-based corporation.

Of all the people I knew back when, these guys were the lightest, breeziest, funniest and most well-adjusted, self-assured people I encountered ever.

In hindsight, frankly, it is an identifiable personality trait, both of a certain type of Italian, but also of those people who come from a long legacy of achievement.

Very beautiful - don't you just love the roped shoulders?

There was only one other person I have ever met and knew closely enough to see what they were like in their occupations, who had this same kind of over-arching self-assuredness - apart from the banking genius I worked for for decades - and this other individual was a German who had trained, literally, under Nazis in design and craft workshops as a very young person.

All of them, quite amazing people. If there was one thing I'd really love to introduce everyone here to, (it's a fantasy and will never happen) it would be to some sort of (at this stage) hypothetical private club or lounge at which there were these kinds of people swanning around just doing nothing so that you could tackle them one-to-one and just plain listen to whatever they had to say. In life there is gold, and there are golden words and the two are hard to distinguish as to which is more valuable.