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After a decade of wasteful expenditure, the US military is ending its “climate change crap” - The Expose.pdf by Steve Goreham as published by Master Resource - https://expose-news.com/2025/04/09/us-military-ends-its-climate-change-crap/

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Christine Lagarde, Jewish Queen of Euroland. And fraud miles mathis.pdf by Pedro M. Ormazabal - (No clickable source URL provided in the text)

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Five Faces of Invasion-Hidden Agendas and Treason Leading Us to War - LewRockwell.pdf by No Author - https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/04/no_author/five-faces-of-invasion-hidden-agendas-and-treason-leading-us-to-war-2/

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Original Social Engineering Sin.pdf by 2ndsmartestguyintheworld - https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/original-social-engineering-sin

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People in the West must come together to defend our identities, heritage and Christian origins - The Expose.pdf by Rhoda Wilson | By White Papers Policy Institute and Joseph M Bright - https://expose-news.com/2025/04/09/people-in-the-west-must-come-togethers/

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Russia–Iran–China: All for one, and one for all?, by Pepe Escobar - The Unz Review.pdf by Pepe Escobar - https://www.unz.com/pescobar/russia-iran-china-all-for-one-and-one-for-all/

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Tax Collectors - LewRockwell.pdf by Ricky Cochran - https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/04/no_author/tax-collectors/

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Trump Orders Iran To Give Up Its 'Perfectly Legal' Defensive Weapons - LewRockwell.pdf by No Author - https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/04/no_author/trump-orders-iran-to-give-up-its-perfectly-legal-defensive-weapons/

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Trump’s Third Term - LewRockwell.pdf by Jacob G. Hornberger - https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/04/jacob-hornberger/trumps-third-term/

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Ultimately, It Wasn't Communism or Capitalism but Jewish Supremacism that undermined Western Nationalism, by Jung-Freud - The Unz Review.pdf by Jung-Freud - https://www.unz.com/jfreud/ultimately-it-wasnt-communism-or-capitalism-but-jewish-supremacism-that-undermined-western-nationalism/

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☕ THE ART OF THE GLOBAL DEAL ☙ Wednesday, April 9, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠.pdf by jchilders98 - https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/the-art-of-the-global-deal-wednesday

I. US Military and Climate Change Initiatives (The Expose - "After a decade of wasteful expenditure...")

Shift in Policy: The US military, after a decade of pursuing climate change mitigation programs under the Obama and Biden administrations, is seeing a shift in focus under (implied) a more conservative administration (referencing Pete Hegseth's statement). The new stance is that the "Dept of Defence does not do climate change crap. We do..." (the sentence is cut off, implying a prioritization of traditional military objectives).
Significant Fuel Consumption and Emissions: The US military is identified as the "largest institutional user of petroleum-derived fuel in the world," consuming an estimated 4.6 billion gallons annually. Aircraft are the primary source of emissions (76%), followed by ships (17%).
Quote: "The US military is the largest institutional user of petroleum-derived fuel in the world. It is estimated that the DoD uses 4.6 billion gallons of fuel each year."
Navy's "Great Green Fleet" Failure: The Navy's efforts to incorporate biofuels and hybrid electric-drive destroyers are described as a "dismal failure." Biofuels were costly and not globally available, and the hybrid destroyers were operationally limited.
Quote: "But the Great Green Fleet was a dismal failure. Biofuels were high cost and not available around the world, requiring the use of traditional diesel fuel in overseas ports. The hybrid electric-drive destroyers could not keep up with nuclear-powered carriers when using electric engines."
Significant expenditure ($57 billion by 2017) with limited lasting impact (over 99% of Navy fuel still petroleum-based by 2022, excluding nuclear).
Air Force Focus on Unsustainable Solutions: The Air Force's reliance on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is questioned due to its high cost, limited availability, and potentially questionable emissions reduction claims (burning SAF still produces CO2). Electric aircraft are deemed impractical due to energy density limitations.
Quote: "When you burn SAF, 3.16 metric tonnes of CO2 are also exhausted for each tonne of SAF burned. Both jet fuel and SAF are produced in refineries. So how can SAF reduce emissions?"
Army's Questionable Electrification Plans: The Army's strategy includes transitioning non-tactical vehicles to EVs and even exploring electric tactical vehicles and "battlefield chargers," which the author deems impractical ("climate change crap" with no military value).
Sensible Adaptation vs. Ineffective Mitigation: The article acknowledges the sense in climate change adaptation measures (sea walls, flood barriers), but argues that military emissions reduction efforts will have no measurable impact on global climate phenomena.
Quote: "Switching all US military vehicles to EVs will have no measurable effect on storms or sea-level rise."
Curriculum Changes: The US Coast Guard Academy's removal of "climate change" from its academic curriculum is noted.

II. The Influence of "Jewish Supremacism" on Western Nationalism (The Unz Review - "Ultimately, It Wasn't Communism or Capitalism...")

Critique of Traditional Explanations: The author argues that "Jewish Supremacism," rather than just communism or capitalism, has been the primary force undermining Western nationalism.
Redefining Communism's Impact: Communism in Eastern Europe is portrayed as economically restrictive but not actively seeking to erase national identities, cultures, or histories. Vassal-nationalism was even tolerated under Soviet influence.
Quote: "While communism in Hungary was economically restrictive and suppressive of private enterprise, in no shape or form did it attempt to erase the Hungarian nation — its people, culture, and history — and replace it with hordes of foreigners."
Western Globalism as a Jewish-Controlled Project: The expansion of the West after the Cold War is characterized as a project driven by "Jewish-controlled US," promoting a globalist agenda that sacrifices national identity for "Jew-Worship(Zionism & Holocaustianity), Globohomo, and Negrolatry."
Quote: "...to turn them into satrapies of globalism whereby national identity and national security would be sacrificed on the altar of Jew-Worship(Zionism & Holocaustianity), Globohomo, and Negrolatry."
Uniqueness of Jewish Identity: Jewishness is presented as distinct from other ethnicities and religions due to its "fusion of identity and sanctity," where being born Jewish supposedly implies inherent superiority ("Chosen"). This fuels a supremacist mindset even among secular Jews.
Quote: "In contrast, Jewishness says Jews are born with sacred blood, i.e. the mere fact of being born Jewish makes one a member of the special ‘Chosen’ of the One True God. This means a Jew is simply born superior to goyim."
Holocaustianity as a Tool: The Holocaust is framed as a "cult" that elevated Jews and universalized their sanctity, leading to a situation where any opposition to Jewish interests is labeled "antisemitism."
Quote: "Holocaustianity evangelized that Jews or Jewsus died for the sins of goyim possessed by the evil spirit of ‘antisemitism’."
Erosion of Western Nationalism: The author contends that any form of Western nationalistic sentiment is now demonized as "white supremacist" under Jewish influence, while loyalty to Israel is expected.
Quote: "...patriotism and desire for self-preservation came to be impugned as ‘extreme’, ‘hateful’, ‘white supremacist’, ‘far right’, and/or ‘Neo-Nazi’."

III. The Nature and Forms of "Invasion" (LewRockwell - "Five Faces of Invasion")

Broad Definition of Invasion: The article defines "invasion" beyond military incursions to include various forms of violation and intrusion.
Quote: "When I hear the word invasion, what immediately comes to mind is one country invading another. We have ultimately learned that the reasons we are given for... improving people’s lives etc. but invasion is still invasion."
Resentment and Lack of Transparency: Even if initially welcomed, invasions often lead to resentment as the costs and benefits for the invaded become apparent. Invasion is inherently not transparent.
Quote: "However, over a period of time, even if our lives have been saved by the initial invasion, resentment starts to fester and rise to the surface. People start muttering and mumbling, they start asking questions about exactly what benefits the invader received when they ‘saved’ them."
Five Types of Invasion:Physical Invasion: Sexual assault, torture, beatings, imprisonment.
Emotional Invasion: Ignoring feelings, belittling, causing isolation.
Mental Invasion: Forcing opinions, undermining beliefs, creating fear.
Spiritual Invasion: Imposing religious beliefs, casting spells, threatening condemnation.
Territorial Invasion: Traditional military conquest.
Bullying as a Microcosm: Bullying at different levels (child, adult, corporate, political) is presented as a manifestation of the same underlying dynamic of invasion and domination.
Quote: "Some hurt and angry children learn to become bullies. If they aren’t healed or made accountable, they become adult bullies. These adult bullies might then have children of their own, who learn their behaviour and continue it into the next generation. Some adult bullies end up as heads of corporations and powerful public figures. This is where global acts of war are likely to begin."

IV. Critique of Taxation and the State ("Original Social Engineering Sin" and "Tax Collectors" - LewRockwell)

State as Inherently Socialistic and Violent: The state is defined as an institution based on taxation and "unsolicited, noncontractual interference" with private property, equating it to socialism and inherently relying on "aggressive violence."
Quote (Original Social Engineering Sin): "...a state is nothing else than an institution built on taxation and unsolicited, noncontractual interference with the use that private people can make of their natural property. There can be no socialism without a state, and as long as there is a state there is socialism. The state, then, is the very institution that puts socialism into action; and as socialism rests on aggressive violence directed against innocent victims, aggressive violence is the nature of any state."
Erosion of Private Property: Property taxes are seen as rendering homeownership a "lease arrangement" with the county, undermining true private property rights. Mortgages are labeled "death pledges."
Quote (Original Social Engineering Sin): "We all know that today in America properties are anything but privately owned due to severe property taxes rendering ‘your’ home nothing more than a lease arrangement with the county, 30 year mortgages (i.e. death pledges) to the banks notwithstanding."
Historical Context of Control: Financial control through debt and taxation has historically been a key means of societal control.
Quote (Original Social Engineering Sin): "Under the various guises of liberty throughout the ages, one of most effective means of control has always been accomplished through finance. Limit disposable income, and the propensity to borrow increases. As debt increases for..."
Taxes as Theft and Violence: Taxation is fundamentally viewed as theft, and resistance or evasion is not a sin but potentially virtuous against "evil men" who "plunder our livelihood."
Quote (Tax Collectors): "It is no sin to evade the tax collector. We can hold in contempt all arguments claiming the legitimacy of taxation."
Quote (Tax Collectors): "When a stronger man demands of a weaker man, “your money or your life,” there is no dishonor in paying..."
Government as Lawless and Satanic: The current US government is harshly criticized as being controlled by "lawless demons controlled by Satan himself."
Quote (Tax Collectors): "This current American “government,” so called by convention, although they are lawless demons controlled by Satan himself, has inherited and perpetuated a..."
Encouragement of Deviousness for Survival: Individuals are advised to be "devious enough to thrive" within the existing system while avoiding direct confrontation with the legal system, which is seen as biased towards "tax collectors."
Quote (Tax Collectors): "A man must be devious enough to thrive, but honorable enough to not milk the cow dry."
Call for Non-Compliance: The "Original Social Engineering Sin" concludes with a strong call for non-compliance against laws and mandates deemed violations of natural rights, labeling taxes as "Death."
Quote (Original Social Engineering Sin): "All of these “laws” and “mandates” are heinously violent crimes against one’s natural rights, private property, bodily autonomy, life and liberty... Let’s start finally calling it what it really is: “Taxes are Death.” Do NOT comply."

V. Geopolitical Alignments and US Foreign Policy (The Unz Review - "Russia–Iran–China: All for one...")

Emerging Russia-Iran-China Axis: The article highlights the growing strategic cooperation between Russia, Iran, and China, suggesting a united front against US pressure. A US war on Iran would be seen as a war against all three.
Quote: "Although perhaps not yet obvious to Washington, a US war on Iran will be viewed as one against Russia and China too."
Russia-Iran Treaty: This treaty is described as a significant step in advancing cooperation across various domains, particularly in response to Western sanctions. While not a formal military alliance, it signifies deep bilateral relations.
Quote: "Maryasov argues that the Russia–Iran treaty is not only a symbolic milestone, but “serves as a roadmap for advancing our cooperation across virtually all domains.”"
China's "Comprehensive Strategic Partnership" with Russia: The relationship between China and Russia is portrayed as extremely strong, not even requiring a formal treaty. Key principles include being "forever friends and never enemies," equality, mutual benefit, non-alignment, and non-confrontation.
Quote: "For Beijing, the partnership with Moscow is so solid, it develops so dynamically, that they don’t even need a treaty: they have a “comprehensive strategic partnership.”"
Trilateral Military Exercises: Joint naval exercises in the Gulf of Oman demonstrate the increasing synergy between Russia, Iran, and China.
Critique of NATO: NATO is labeled a "warmongering outfit" composed of "intimidated vassals" of the "Empire of Chaos" (referring to the US).
Quote: "The only “alliance” that exists today on the geopolitical chessboard is NATO – a warmongering outfit composed of intimidated vassals corralled together by the Empire of Chaos."
Trump's Foreign Policy Maneuvering (as depicted in 2025): The article portrays a future scenario where Trump (in his second term) engages in complex diplomatic negotiations, including potential talks with Iran, possibly to isolate Russia or pursue other strategic goals. His tactics are described as unpredictable and potentially aimed at achieving a "temporary deal."
Russia's Stance on Ukraine: Russia is depicted as unwilling to accept US proposals to end the war in Ukraine on current terms.
Oil Market Implications: A potential US-Israel attack on Iran could lead to the Strait of Hormuz being blocked, causing a massive spike in oil prices and potentially a global economic collapse.

VI. Western Identity, Heritage, and Cooperation (The Expose - "People in the West must come together...")

Threats to Western Identity: The author expresses concern over the erosion of national character in the West, citing issues like the demonization of young men and the rise of foreign criminal gangs.
Quote: "...national character while our young men are demonised as rapers and stabbers despite the fact that it is foreign gangs raping our women and foreign men stabbing our children."
Loss of Democratic Integrity: Concerns are raised about the weakening of democracies in Europe due to judicial rulings impacting election candidates.
Geopolitical Marginalization: Europe is seen as becoming a "geopolitical spectator" as major powers like Russia and the US negotiate global issues.
Call for Nationalist Cooperation: The article advocates for rising nationalist parties and movements in the West to unite under shared goals to counter these trends.
Quote: "In order to avoid this outcome, the rising nationalist parties and movements of the West must come together under a simple framework of new shared goals."
Learning from Other Civilizational Blocs: The coming together of China, India, Turkic states, and African nations under unified civilizational banners is presented as an example for the West.
Shared Challenges: Western countries face common issues like deindustrialization, lack of critical materials, and energy security, necessitating cooperation.
Support for Freedom of Speech: JD Vance's defense of free speech at the Munich Security Conference is highlighted as a positive step towards this cooperation.

VII. Trump's Potential for a Third Term (LewRockwell - "Trump's Third Term")

Unlikely Constitutional Amendment: The article dismisses the possibility of a constitutional amendment allowing Trump a third term due to the difficulty of achieving ratification by three-fourths of the states.
Ignoring Judicial Rulings as a Viable Path: A more plausible path to a third term is presented as Trump simply choosing to ignore adverse rulings from the judicial branch.
Quote: "But what if a president decided to no longer comply with judicial rulings? In that case, as a practical matter, there is absolutely nothing the judicial branch could do about it..."
Role of the National Security State: The military, CIA, and NSA are identified as key enablers for a president to bypass the judiciary and legislature.
Quote: "That’s where the national-security establishment — i.e., the military, the CIA, and the NSA — comes into play. It becomes the means by which the president is able to ignore both the judicial branch and the legislative branch."
Historical Precedent and Dangers of Standing Armies: The article draws on historical warnings about the dangers of standing armies as instruments of tyranny.
Exploiting National Emergencies: Trump could declare a national emergency (e.g., war, economic crisis) and issue an executive order suspending the presidential election, remaining in power under the guise of national security.
Quote: "Thus, let’s assume that for whatever reason — a war with Iran or China in 2027 — or an enormous economic crisis — or both — Trump declares a “national emergency”... Let’s assume that he issues an executive order stating that “national security” dictates that the presidential election will have to be suspended temporarily and that he is willing to remain as president in service to the country."
Testing the Limits of Power: The author suggests that Trump might gradually test the boundaries of his power, seeing what he can get away with in terms of ignoring legal constraints.

VIII. Trump's "Art of the Global Deal" (C&C NEWS)

Unique and Comprehensive Negotiations: Trump's approach to international relations is characterized as negotiating "highly-tailored deals" with every country on Earth simultaneously, going beyond just trade to include security and other issues.
Quote: "Trump called the negotiations, not off-the-rack, but highly-tailored deals."
Quote: "Think Big. He maximized his options to every other country on Earth."
Leveraging Universal Tariffs: Universal tariffs are used as a tool to force other countries to engage with the US and address American concerns.
Quote: "Trump is using the universal tariffs to force every other country on Earth to come to him, fast, so he can quickly fix nearly every problem that America has with other countries..."
Unprecedented Leverage: The author argues that no other US president has ever concentrated global negotiating leverage so quickly, personally, and broadly in peacetime.
Quote: "To reiterate, no president has ever concentrated leverage this quickly or this personally. Not even close."
Shifting Global Power Dynamics: The article suggests a significant shift in global power, with Trump bringing the entire world "to heel" without military force.
Quote: "No President has ever brought the entire world to heel —without launching a drone! And yet Trump, the Dealmaker, has literally done it in days."
Focus on Economic Returns: A key objective is to bring wealth back to the United States from the rest of the world through these deals.

Several sources present a critical perspective on US and Western policies. One article claims the US military is ending climate change initiatives it deems wasteful and ineffective. Another alleges that Christine Lagarde, a prominent European financial figure, has a questionable background and affiliations. A third source discusses various forms of "invasion," including physical, mental, and spiritual, as means of control and conflict. Another piece argues that taxation is the "original social engineering sin," enabling government overreach and tyranny, connecting it to historical and contemporary issues. One article asserts that Trump's demands on Iran regarding its weapons program are legally unfounded and aim to weaken the country. Finally, one commentary explores potential, albeit controversial, paths for Trump to serve a third presidential term by potentially disregarding legal and constitutional norms, relying on the national security establishment.

Frequently Asked Questions on the Provided Sources

1. What was the US military's approach to climate change in the past decade, and how is it changing? For over a decade, the US military pursued various programs through the Air Force, Army, and Navy to reduce hydrocarbon fuel use and CO2 emissions, including developing alternative energy sources and setting aggressive reduction targets. However, under the Trump administration, climate change mitigation is no longer a primary objective. The new Department of Defense leadership views such efforts as a distraction from core military readiness.

2. What were some of the specific climate change initiatives undertaken by the US military, and what were their outcomes? The Navy's "Great Green Fleet" initiative, which aimed to use biofuels and hybrid electric-drive engines in destroyers, is highlighted as a "dismal failure." Biofuels proved costly and globally unavailable, forcing reliance on traditional diesel. Hybrid destroyers couldn't keep pace with nuclear carriers on electric power. By 2022, despite significant spending, over 99% of the Navy's fuel (excluding nuclear ships) still came from petroleum. The Air Force focused on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), but its high cost, limited availability, and questionable actual emissions reduction are noted. The Army's plans included microgrids, renewable energy on bases, and transitioning non-tactical and tactical vehicles to electric power, with concerns raised about the practicality and military value of charging electric vehicles on the battlefield.

3. According to one source, what is the fundamental nature of the state and how does it relate to socialism and taxation? One source argues that the socio-psychological foundation of socialism is identical to that of the state. It posits that the state is essentially an institution built on taxation and unsolicited interference with private property. Therefore, the state is the mechanism that puts socialist ideas into action, and since socialism relies on aggressive violence against innocent victims, aggressive violence is inherent to the nature of any state. Taxation is presented as a tool of control, limiting individual financial power and thus increasing governmental power.

4. What is the perspective presented on taxation in one of the sources? One source vehemently argues that it is not a sin to evade taxes and that all claims of taxation's legitimacy come from the ignorant, misled, or evil. Paying taxes under duress is likened to paying a thief for one's life, with no obligation to respect the "tax collector." Individuals are entitled to use any means necessary (except exploiting someone weaker) to protect themselves from what is deemed plunder. The income tax is considered unjust, and its end will come when a critical mass of people recognize this. Until then, survival and strength are paramount against rulers who will otherwise exploit their citizens.

5. What are the different "faces of invasion" discussed in one of the provided articles? One article outlines five types of invasion: physical (sexual assault, torture, beatings, imprisonment), emotional (demeaning someone's identity), mental (forcing opinions, capturing spirits through photos or spells), spiritual (threats of eternal damnation or social exclusion for non-conformity), and cultural (undermining national identity and heritage). The article argues that invasion in any form is an act of war, differing only in degree, and often involves a dominant power exerting control over others, leading to resentment even if initial benefits are perceived.

6. What is the central argument of one article regarding the undermining of Western nationalism? One article contends that Jewish supremacism, rather than communism or capitalism alone, has been the primary force undermining Western nationalism. It argues that while communism was economically restrictive, it did not seek to erase national identity and replace it with foreigners. Capitalism, with its individualism and consumerism, eroded tradition, but Jewish supremacism, rooted in a belief of inherent Jewish superiority and chosenness, actively promotes a globalist agenda that sacrifices national identity in favor of "Jew-Worship," "Globohomo," and "Negrolatry." This perspective suggests that a unique ethnocentric mindset within Judaism, viewing Jewish identity as inherently sacred, leads to the deracination of non-Jewish nations.

7. What is the foreign policy approach attributed to Trump in some of the sources, particularly concerning Iran and global deals? Sources suggest that Trump's foreign policy involves a highly transactional approach, aiming to secure unique, tailored deals with individual countries. He utilizes tariffs as leverage to compel nations to negotiate on a wide range of issues beyond trade, including security and financial matters, aiming to bring capital back to the US. Regarding Iran, Trump is portrayed as taking an aggressive "maximum pressure" stance, demanding not only curbs on its nuclear program but also the dismantling of its missile capabilities and regional influence, actions seen by some as exceeding the bounds of international law and Iran's right to self-defense. This approach is characterized as putting a "gun to Iran's head" rather than seeking genuine negotiation.

8. What potential scenario for a "third term" for Trump is discussed, bypassing constitutional amendments? One source proposes a scenario where President Trump could effectively secure a third term by disregarding adverse rulings from the judicial branch, leveraging the power of the national-security establishment (military, CIA, NSA) to enforce his will. In a situation of a declared national emergency (such as war or economic crisis), Trump could issue an executive order suspending the presidential election, and the judiciary would be powerless to enforce any injunctions against this action if the executive branch, backed by the military and intelligence agencies, chooses to ignore them. This theory hinges on the assumption that the president can consolidate control over these powerful entities and face no real consequences for openly violating the constitutional order.

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Prior to the Trump administration, the US military's climate change programs focused on using alternative energy and reducing hydrocarbon-based fuels, with plans for aggressive CO2 emissions reduction. Under the Trump administration, climate change mitigation was no longer an objective, as stated by the new Department of Defence Secretary.
The Navy's "Great Green Fleet" failed due to the high cost and limited global availability of biofuels, and the hybrid destroyers' inability to keep pace with nuclear carriers on electric power. SAF for the Air Force was criticized for being expensive, not available in large quantities, and potentially not significantly reducing CO2 emissions since burning it still releases a similar amount of CO2 as traditional jet fuel.
The article highlights that Christine Lagarde has Jewish heritage, as do her mother and father, and that she attended an all-girls Jewish school. The author observes that, as a rule, central bank governors are Jewish and aristocrats, suggesting Lagarde is not an exception.
Physical invasion, such as sexual assault, torture, beatings, and imprisonment, is the most obvious form of invasion. The author argues that invasion, in any form – whether of a country, a co-worker, or a student – is fundamentally an act of war, differing only in degree.
The author argues that the socio-psychological foundation of socialism is identical to that of the state, and that a state is an institution built on taxation and unsolicited interference with private property. Taxation is presented as a vital tool of the State for control, limiting the finances and therefore the power of the people.
Western countries face challenges like deindustrialisation, a lack of critical materials, and issues with reliable, cheap energy. The author suggests that rising nationalist parties and movements in the West must cooperate under a framework of shared goals to defend their identities, heritage, and Christian origins and to compete with other unified civilizational blocs.
The author suggests that a US war on Iran will be viewed by Russia and China as a war against them as well, given their growing strategic alignment. The relationship between Russia and China is described as a "comprehensive strategic partnership," even stronger than the Russia-Iran treaty, characterized by being "forever friends and never enemies," equality, mutual benefit, non-alignment, non-confrontation, and non-targeting of third parties.
The author believes it is no sin to evade the tax collector and holds in contempt arguments claiming the legitimacy of taxation, viewing such claims as coming from ignorant, misled, or evil individuals. They argue that taxation is akin to a stronger man demanding "your money or your life," and therefore, resistance through any means except exploiting someone weaker is justified.
The Trump administration is demanding that Iran give up its strategic missile program as part of any nuclear deal. Iran maintains that its ballistic missiles do not violate international law and are a legal means of self-defense under Article 51 of the UN Charter, necessary for deterring potential attacks.
The author argues that Jewish supremacism, rooted in a perceived inherent superiority based on Jewish identity and a fusion of identity and sanctity, was the primary force undermining Western nationalism, rather than communism or capitalism alone. This is attributed to a mindset prevalent among both religious and secular Jews, leading to the promotion of globalist agendas at the expense of national identities.

Glossary of Key Terms

Mitigation (Climate Change): Actions taken to reduce or prevent the emission of greenhouse gases, thereby lessening the magnitude of future climate change.
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF): Jet fuel made from biomass or waste resources, with the goal of having a lower carbon footprint compared to traditional petroleum-based jet fuel.
Net Zero: A state in which the amount of greenhouse gases emitted is equal to the amount removed from the atmosphere, resulting in no net addition of greenhouse gases.
Liberal Economic Reforms: Policies aimed at reducing government intervention in the economy, such as deregulation, privatization, and lower taxes.
Austerity Plan: A set of economic policies implemented by a government to reduce public spending and debt, often involving cuts to public services and increased taxes.
Physical Invasion: The most direct form of unwanted intrusion, often involving violence, such as sexual assault, torture, beatings, and imprisonment.
Social Engineering: The use of social science principles and techniques to influence human behavior and attitudes on a large scale, often for political or ideological ends.
Vassal-Nationalism: A form of nationalism that is permitted or even encouraged by a dominant power, as long as the subject nation remains loyal and subordinate to the empire or controlling state.
Ethnocentrism: The belief in the inherent superiority of one's own ethnic group or culture.
Jewish Supremacism: The belief that Jewish people are inherently superior to non-Jews ("goyim") and are divinely chosen, often leading to the view that non-Jews exist to serve Jewish interests.
Zionism: A political movement that supports the establishment and development of a Jewish state in the historical Land of Israel.
Holocaustianity: A term used to describe the elevation of the Holocaust to a central, almost religious status in Western culture, often associated with promoting Jewish victimhood and moral authority.
Globohomo: A derogatory term used by some nationalist and far-right groups to describe a perceived globalist agenda that seeks to erase national identities and promote cultural homogeneity, often associated with LGBTQ+ rights and multiculturalism.
Negrolatry: A derogatory term used to describe what is perceived as excessive or undue admiration and promotion of Black people and culture, often at the expense of other groups.
Sovereign Right: The inherent authority of a state to govern itself and make decisions without external interference, including the right to develop weapons for self-defense.
Maximum Pressure: An economic and diplomatic strategy involving the imposition of severe sanctions and other measures to force a target state to change its policies.
National-Security State: A form of government in which national security concerns dominate policy and in which the military and intelligence agencies play a central role.
Executive Deference: The act of the executive branch of government yielding to the authority and rulings of the judicial branch.
Injunction: A court order prohibiting a specific action.
Contempt Order: A ruling by a court that a person or entity has disobeyed a court order.

deepseek summary
Title: "Shifting Global Dynamics: Policy, Power, and Identity in Contemporary Discourse"

US Military Climate Policy Reversal
Under the Trump administration, the U.S. military shifted focus away from climate change mitigation, deemphasizing programs like the Navy’s "Great Green Fleet" (biofuels and hybrid-electric destroyers), which faced operational failures and cost overruns. Critics argue that initiatives such as Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and electrification of tactical vehicles are impractical, costly, and ineffective in reducing emissions. Adaptation measures (e.g., flood barriers) are deemed sensible, but military emissions cuts are dismissed as inconsequential to global climate trends.

Critique of Taxation and State Power
Radical libertarian perspectives frame taxation as state-sanctioned theft, equating government intervention with socialism and aggressive violence. Property taxes and mortgages are criticized for eroding true ownership, while tax resistance is portrayed as morally justified. The state is labeled a "lawless" entity controlled by "demons," advocating non-compliance with mandates deemed oppressive.

Geopolitical Alignments and Trump’s Strategy
A rising Russia-Iran-China axis is depicted as a unified front against U.S. influence, with joint military exercises and strategic partnerships challenging Western hegemony. Trump’s transactional diplomacy—leveraging universal tariffs and tailored deals—aims to reclaim economic dominance. His aggressive stance toward Iran, demanding concessions beyond nuclear limits, risks provoking broader conflict, particularly if the Strait of Hormuz is disrupted.

Western Identity and Nationalist Movements
Sources allege a deliberate erosion of Western nationalism through globalist agendas tied to "Jewish Supremacism," "Globohomo," and mass immigration. Rising nationalist parties are urged to unite against deindustrialization, energy insecurity, and cultural displacement, emulating civilizational blocs like China-India-Africa. Free speech defenses (e.g., JD Vance) are highlighted as tools to preserve heritage.

Controversial Projections: Trump’s Third Term
Speculative scenarios suggest Trump could bypass constitutional term limits by exploiting national emergencies (e.g., war, economic crisis) and leveraging military-intelligence alliances to ignore judicial restraints. This theory underscores warnings about executive overreach and the dangers of unchecked national security power.

Key Themes
The document critiques climate policies as ineffective, frames taxation as tyranny, warns of declining Western sovereignty, and portrays global power shifts through adversarial alliances. It blends policy analysis with contentious cultural narratives, advocating nationalist resurgence while questioning democratic norms. This synthesis of geopolitical, economic, and identity-driven arguments reflects polarized debates on governance and global order.