The coronavirus “pandemic” may cause a distraction from this, but the problem is still growing. If I’d get a penny for every person around my age who is working hard to achieve a certain standard of living, but has it worse than their parents, I could retire by now. This is a reflection of economic urgency.

The Reflection of Economic Urgency

There are too many people I know and see, who are well-educated, ambitious and working full-time for years, very willing to get a mortgage but unable to. They can’t get out of their parents’ house. Those who decide to rent often […]

Vulture Convention! We’re discussing political rivalry, freedom of speech, political policy and racism, on surface level, elaborating on the preface while the present socio-economic system is falling apart and everyone is busy looking cool on social media. This is episode 2: Preface – Breaking Down Liberal Oppression [2/7].

The next episode will be online on July 24, 2020. Be prepared. x

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In a series of 7 videos, we will be debating about Liberal Oppression in the contemporary context. We start off by practicing my strategy for peaceful debating, with me as your chairlady. This is episode 1: Introducing the Concept – Breaking Down Liberal Oppression.

For the series, you need:

• Your copy of Liberal Oppression
• Liberal Oppression‘s Supplement
• Something to write on
• Someone/people to have a discussion with (optional)

The next episode will be online on Friday the 17th, next week, discussing the preface. Be prepared. x

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Something I miss in life is – no offense – cognitively challenging content. It is the reason why I exhaust myself putting out new content: the bar has to be raised urgently and I see no one doing something even close to what I do, when it comes to being challenging.

How long does it take you to read 10 pages? When reading Seneca, I can take a full hour to read 10 pages. Is reading quickly a display of intelligence? In the context of overall ability, of course, but in determining whether someone is of exceptional intelligence, I think not. […]

In this decade of enhanced division, a belief system that unifies people regardless of gender, race or religion/ideology, is more needed than ever. A system that is not adapted to modern times, but created for modern times. The new controversies thrown at you every single day, could have you feeling a persistent imbalance. You may have even seen manifestations of this imbalance that may have been almost undetectable a year ago. Without an election, the liberal movement has now (already) completed its capturing of the entire trias politica.

Their unquestionability is their strength. We need a similar type of power, if […]