Progress report
US: Year 428 of the shutdown. Donald Trump CXIV and Nancy Pelosi LXIII are arguing about whether Thread #314,117,901 in the carpet of the White House has been singed by Trump CXIV's cesium-ion jetpack or by Pelosi LXIII's fusion-powered Tampax injector. Tomorrow the discussion will rapidly move toward a conclusion of the vastly important subject of Fiber #517,422,123,678 of the drywall in the Capitol restroom for Gender #95438504. Both sides are digging in their heels, and it may be several decades before we can move on to Fiber #517,422,123,679.

UK: Year 123,456,789 of the Brexit debate. Corbyn MMMMMMCCCCCLLLLXXXXXVIVIVIVIVI and May MMMMMMMMMMXIRPQT$%$#^&I have very nearly settled which language to use in a description of the table for the first meeting of the feasibility study on a debate about the size of digital paper to use for page 8954389543895834905894385903 of the Appendix Regarding The Lack Of Appendices On The Appendix To the Addendum To The Rider. Both sides are digging in their heels, and it may be several centuries before we can move on to page 8954389543895834905894385904.

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Meanwhile in the sane parts of the world, we don't need to go nearly that far into the future to spot progress in solving problems. We can simply watch it in real time.

Putin is on Year 18 of his rule. Every time a problem appears he solves it immediately.

Orban is on Year 8 of his rule. Every time a problem appears he solves it immediately.

Mahathir is on Month 10 of his rule. Every time a problem appears he solves it immediately.

Salvini is on Month 7 of his rule. Every time a problem appears he solves it immediately.

AMLO is on Month 2 of his rule. Every time a problem appears he solves it immediately.

Bolsonaro is on Month 1 of his rule. Every time a problem appears he solves it immediately.

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Do we detect a pattern here? The dead part of the world is SHRINKING and getting deader every day. The live part of the world is GROWING and getting more live every day. The redistribution is happening in two ways. A few dead countries like Italy are switching to the live side. Mostly the live countries are gaining population while the dead countries have stopped reproducing. Nature is curing the Soros disease all on its own.

Labels: Nonzero problems, things worth doing, Zero Problems

  ¶ 2:24 PM

  Can you imagine?
Deepstate doesn't control everything in all Western countries.

It was clear from the start that Italy's permanent bureaucrats were NOT able to overwhelm and overturn the new populist government. In fact they have been FOLLOWING ORDERS given by Salvini and DiMaio.

Deepstate also failed to control all culture and celebrities in Italy. Most of the newspapers are Sorosian, but here's a real celebrity who understands the problem clearly and intellectually, and reaches the correct conclusion!

Lorella Cuccarini is a pop singer who was apparently big in the '90s.

Now she's opening fire on all the right targets, and standing with Salvini.

La differenza non è più tra destra e sinistra ma tra chi pensa agli elettori e chi alle élite e alla finanza. Ci ritroviamo intrappolati nel pensiero unico, che ha un disegno dietro. Il mercato impone le leggi e tutto il resto. Prenda l'Europa: ce l’hanno raccontata come un’idea meravigliosa, ma quella che viviamo esiste solo attorno all’Euro, che ci ha impoveriti.

Siamo in austerity - continua - abbiamo un tasso di disoccupazione altissimo, 5 milioni di poveri. E mi dite che bloccare l’immigrazione è di destra? È sacrosanto. Savona sogna un’Europa che agisca davvero come uno Stato unico. Per prima cosa dovrebbero permetterci di decidere davvero chi ci rappresenta lì. Il Parlamento europeo non conta nulla e la Commissione decide al di sopra dei popoli sovrani. Se stare in Europa significa accettare regole che ammazzano l’economia, non vale la pena. Ci trattano da sorellastra.

She has choice words for Bergoglio, again with intellectual and theological depth:

Sarebbe bello che il Papa si esprimesse anche su altre situazioni, oltre che sui migranti. Ci sono rimasta male quando ha detto 'meglio atei e buoni, che cristiani e odiatori'. Per un cristiano, Cristo è fondamentale e il posto in cui lo incontri è la Chiesa e anche se sei un cattolico tiepido incontrare Cristo in quella eucaristia è la cosa più preziosa. Bisogna distinguere buoni e buonisti: i cattolici devono essere buoni, ma devono difendere i propri figli.

Can you imagine any US/UK celebrity saying those things? For that matter, can you imagine any US/UK celebrity showing evidence of THOUGHT in ANY direction?

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Later: Well, there is one counterexample. Azealea Banks shows considerable intellectual and moral depth in her analysis of Elon. She's vastly smarter than all the superIQ hedge fund execs and bankers and tech gurus who are STILL fully snookered by Elon.

Can't resist: Banks is smarter than banks. Banks are dumber than Banks.

Labels: Alternate universe, defensible spaces, things worth doing

  ¶ 3:46 PM

  More defensible spaces
Bolsonaro has just given Brazilians the official right of self-defense.

Por muito tempo, coube ao Estado determinar quem tinha ou não direito de defender a si mesmo, à sua família e à sua propriedade. Hoje, respeitando a vontade popular manifestada no referendo de 2005, devolvemos aos cidadãos brasileiros a liberdade de decidir.

He also loosened up rules on buying and carrying guns.

Since the criminals are ALREADY carrying guns, this should help to slow down the massive crime wave that was enabled by previous administrations.

As I've noted before, Bolsonaro is not an economic populist, but he doesn't need to be. Brazil's previous admins did a pretty good job of maintaining economic self-sufficiency. Bolsonaro's prime task is to bring down crime, and so far he's taking all the right steps. Hardass police action against the worst gangs, and now giving ordinary people more confidence in their physical and legal ability to defend themselves.

Labels: defensible spaces, things worth doing

  ¶ 3:00 PM

  Might work
Turley is focusing on Salvini's initiative toward Poland. I hadn't paid much attention because Salvini is a Labrador, always trying to make friends with everyone. Some of his attempts bear fruit, some don't.

This particular meeting is more important for a reason that Turley doesn't hit.

Poland is SOLIDLY anti-Soros and SOLIDLY populist, but it has 1000 years of historical reasons to avoid any alliance with Russia, no matter how remote. Until now Poland has been trying to maintain links with USA and NATO, which isn't going to work.

Salvini's purely Euro alliance is not tied to Russia, and already has a fairly strong Catholic flavor. Poland may be more willing to publicly join this alignment.

Labels: things worth doing

  ¶ 6:23 AM

  AMLO y los Indios again
Here he's talking to a group of MIxtecs, mostly young.

He's redefining Populism. The essential definition is: Populist leaders SERVE their OWN people, not some other country, not multinational corporations.

AMLO is taking it to the next level. He SERVES his people like other Populist leaders. In addition, he LOVES his people and they know it.

Labels: infinite GOOD, things worth doing

  ¶ 4:55 PM

  Un momento tranquilo
I'm constantly astonished at the difference between FUNCTIONAL CULTURES and DEAD CULTURES.

This is a little semi-formal meeting of AMLO with the new Miss World, who is Mexican. A typical political camera opportunity.



Note the deep calmness and mutual respect. Nobody interrupts, nobody is grabbing the limelight, everyone is on the same level.

This couldn't happen in USA with any politicians. It would be especially bad with Trump, given his connection to the Miss pageants. He'd spend the whole time insulting the Miss and insulting the managers of the event. Everyone else would spend the whole time screeching FUCK TRUMP FUCK TRUMP FUCK TRUMP.

The first commenter said it all:

Belleza + la inteligencia de AMLO = un momento tranquilo

Labels: things worth doing

  ¶ 3:05 PM

  Things worth doing and how to do them, from a US leader?????
I'm impressed by this interview segment with Elizabeth Warren. It's not just WHAT she says, it's HOW she says it. The THING WORTH DOING is STOP WAR. That's superbasic logic and superbasic morality. Natural Law says DON'T START FIGHTS. History tells us that an empire which starts wars will collapse.

How she says it:

1. She demands that our government should EXPLAIN what it's doing, should say WHY it wants to make war and what it hopes to accomplish. Again normal logic, but totally absent from USA STRONG since 1950.

2. After a goal is discussed and defined as necessary, government should set out MEASURABLE GOALS and then MEASURE its progress toward reaching those goals. If no progress, STOP. Again this is perfectly normal procedure for every living thing. Negative feedback is LIFE. Again we have abandoned all feedback. We define delusional physically impossible goals with no explanations or reasons, and then we just KILL AND KILL AND KILL AND KILL AND KILL AND KILL AND KILL AND KILL, which couldn't possibly accomplish any purpose even if the purpose could be accomplished.

Labels: Grand Blueprint, Metrology, things worth doing

  ¶ 2:29 PM

  Down to business
Bolsonaro is getting down to business now. As he did before taking power, he's putting down markers to guide and measure the performance of his cabinet and bureaucrats.

This one is especially interesting from a Soros vs non-Soros viewpoint:

Mais de 15% do território nacional é demarcado como terra indígena e quilombolas. Menos de um milhão de pessoas vivem nestes lugares isolados do Brasil de verdade, exploradas e manipuladas por ONGs. Vamos juntos integrar estes cidadãos e valorizar a todos os brasileiros.

The tribes in remote areas are "exploited and manipulated by NGOs", and must be "valorized" as proper citizens.

However: His meaning is not clear without context. If this history of the Quilombos is even close to correct, Bolsonaro doesn't think much of those folks. The history is written from a Sorosian viewpoint, but Bolsonaro's previous dismissive attitude comes through.

Labels: Metrology, things worth doing

  ¶ 3:32 PM

  Things worth doing and (two ways) how to do them
Contrasting styles again.

Bolsonaro is an introvert, not easy in public situations.



Making speeches is at the edge of his tolerance.

His inauguration speech hits ALL the right points, but I'll wait for action. If he gets down to business, we could have the biggest counter-Soros force in the world. But that's still a big IF. His attempted alliance with Faker Trump makes me itchy.

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AMLO is simply comfortable in his body and his place, as seen in this New Year's message. He draws graphs with his hands, teaching the message without a blackboard or a written speech. His mission and duty are intrinsic.



I'm more inclined to trust a plain man who is congruent with his mission.

Labels: things worth doing

  ¶ 3:05 PM

  AMLO again
AMLO speaking to los Indios again.

A few screencaps:



Note that the youngsters are happy to be seen and selfied with him. Can you imagine any US youngsters, especially among Indigenouses Firstseses Nationseses Peopleseses, smiling in the presence of a NATIONALIST leader? Our yoots have been STRICTLY INDOCTRINATED to exterminate anything that deviates .0000001% from Sorosian orthodoxy. [Also, can you imagine the Secret Service allowing a US leader to bump and jostle with a crowd, even a happy crowd?]



Sacred smoke pervades the room. Can you imagine any USA leader allowing POLLUTION in his presence, especially germophobic Trump? Los Indios have a much saner attitude toward sacred smoke.



AMLO may be a slow speaker, but he speaks from the heart. No script, no teleprompter. He knows every corner of his country, especially the poor corners, and his EMPATHY is unquestionably genuine.

Overall, the new nationalist and populist leaders share the qualities of KNOWLEDGE and EMPATHY. From Putin to Orban to Mahathir to Salvini to AMLO, all of them KNOW AND UNDERSTAND their people in great detail. No major US politician knows anything beyond Wall Street. The Dow is the entire economy, NYC demonic antimorality is the entire culture. Soros is the universe. Outside of Soros is an unimaginable void.

Irrelevant linguistic sidenote: The -ist on populist turns out to be a job description -ist, not an ideology -ist. An entomologist knows and understands insects. A botanist knows and understands plants. A radiologist knows and understands X-rays. A populist knows and understands his own people.

Labels: #DeplorableLivesMatter, Language update, things worth doing

  ¶ 3:12 AM

  Saluting Mexico
I was unimpressed by AMLO at first. His campaign rhetoric was standard boilerplate, and his speeches seemed hopeless.

I was MISSING THE POINT. Since taking office, AMLO has been a dynamo of positive action. He has started fixing and expanding all the PATIENT THINGS that are necessary for a nation to make progress. Railroads, oil refineries, hydro dams, traditional culture. He's replicating FDR.

Here's a brutal comparison:

In 20 days AMLO has done more for Mexico than US governments have done for US in 40 YEARS.

And that's an understatement. Since 1975 US has been actively and ferociously RIPPING APART our own infrastructure, economy, culture, and people.

So it's time for Polistra and friends to salute Mexico!



Graphic sidenote 1: It's also time to move the salute into Polistra's new home.

Graphic sidenote 2: The snow in this new scene came out nicely, but it doesn't match current local conditions. We're having a real El Nino winter. Late December, and only about 5 scattered inches of snow, none of which hung around. Plenty of rain. I've only shoveled once, and haven't even thought about the roof rake. NOTE TO WEATHER GODS: I'M NOT COMPLAINING!

Labels: #DeplorableLivesMatter, Patient things, skill-estate, things worth doing

  ¶ 3:18 PM

  God vs Satan
AMLO gets into clean energy and does it right:

Conversamos con directivos de Hydro-Québec, una empresa del gobierno de Canadá con la cual llevaremos a cabo un programa de cooperación para rehabilitar las 60 hidroeléctricas de nuestro país y producir 100 por ciento más de energía limpia y barata.

Contracting with Hydro-Quebec to renovate 60 hydro dams, hoping to double their energy production.

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Meanwhile in USA, Satan is screeching in demonic celebration:

Last year was a banner year for dam removals across the country. Eighty-six dams were torn down in 2017, beating the previous high number of 78 dams in 2014. Communities in 21 states, working in partnership with non-profit organizations and state and federal agencies, removed the dams to reconnect more than 550 miles of streams.

Ha ha ha. We beat you, Mexico! We're committing suicide much faster than you're regaining health! 86 fatal crashes versus only 60 repairs. We win the demolition derby by forfeit! USA! USA! USA! USA!

Labels: infinite infinite infinite infinite infinite infinite infinite lunacy, things worth doing

  ¶ 2:23 AM

  AMLO moves forward, Orban moves backward
Orban has made a MAJOR mistake. He changed the labor laws so employers can require 400 hours of unpaid overtime each year. Technically "paid", but employers can delay paying it for several years. That's unpaid. Fantastically stupid move for a leader who needs to have the working class on his side. He has openly aligned himself with the robber barons, and the people recognize it. Orban just gave himself a Yellow Vest movement for Christmas. More to the point, he gave SOROS, enemy of the universe, a WIDE-OPEN WELCOME to retake Hungary. FUCKING IDIOT.

Contrast: AMLO has made a significant increase in Mexico's minimum wage, especially in the northern part of the country where US wages are competing. He increased the wage from $7.50 per hour to $8.80.

Texas minimum wage is $7.25, so the purpose is clear.

Now Mexican workers have less reason to leave, more reason to stay.

The real difference is not the raw wage, but the effective income, which is NOT measured by the official exchange rate. What can you DO with this amount of money? Most countries already have the advantage over USA, which is why we have problems with offshoring and immigration. Our cost of living is going up exponentially while our wages are exactly flat. Only the robber barons are staying WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY ahead of the curve.

A specific comparison between El Paso and Ciudad Juarez shows the ratio. According to the figures on this website, the same basic lifestyle costs $2600 a month in El Paso, $1600 in Ciudad Juarez.

So the Mexican minimum wage was ALREADY about 1.6 times the American when the raw dollar values were equal at $7.50. Unsurprisingly, net migration has actually been BACK INTO Mexico in the last couple years. Now the Mexican wage will be 1.9 times the American. This will bring even more Mexicans back home.

Labels: skill-estate, things worth doing

  ¶ 12:33 AM

  Things worth doing and (starting to see) how to do them
Still trying to figure out AMLO. This clip helps.

He's doing a lot of THINGS WORTH DOING, and getting them underway FAST. Two weeks in office, and he's already started to rebuild important infrastructure that was neglected by the Graybill globalists. He wants Mexico to be more self-sufficient, less dependent on USA financing and restrictions.



This project will restore a railroad linking a remote tribal area in the far southwest of Mexico to the main rail network. AMLO participates, with full respect, in a tribal ceremony... thus inviting the tribe to participate in the project. Reciprocal respect.

He then speaks about the project, slowly and occasionally fumbling for words but never lost.

I don't see any Secret Service types in the scene. A few young bureaucrat types are showing boredom, but the real people are attentive and respectful. Everyone is on the same ground, everyone is working together. The leader is not isolated in a hi-tech bubble of snipers and spies. He's just a man.

The obvious comparison is Mujica of Uruguay, another plain man who got shit done.

Just for fun, compare to filthy vile nasty faker Trump, a man who talks a lot of shit but doesn't do shit. In his first two weeks Trump TALKED about improving the border wall, but still hasn't started. He TALKED about a big Federal infrastructure project but still hasn't started. AMLO has actually STARTED these infrastructure improvements in the first two weeks. The only thing Trump has DONE is impose sanctions on dozens of countries for no reason at all, which motivates most of those countries to improve their own skills and infrastructure.

In other words, Trump is making everywhere except America great again.

Labels: things worth doing

  ¶ 1:25 AM

  Constants and variables 114, Godprofit vs Satanprofit edition
The biggest Switchover of all.

Via RT:

“Our country is, as they say, destined by the heavens to feed the whole planet. And we’ll try and do that,” Medvedev told journalists... Apart from being the country’s “destiny,” the foods plainly make “nice export goods,” the prime minister added. Russia’s agriculture has expanded greatly over the past few years, becoming a solid and profitable industry, unlike the way it was a couple decades ago.

This video shows the new approach in action. The title mentions wheat, but the most significant innovation is year-round tomato production.



Russia is breaking Graybill's Law massively. Every new US blockade and sanction lets Russia develop a new skill and a new industry to world-leading levels.

Before the Switchover US was feeding the world. Now we're bombing the world and Russia is feeding the world.

You couldn't ask for a sharper distinction between good and evil. Our bombing and Russia's feeding are both capitalist ventures aimed at profit. Bombing is profit for Satan, feeding is profit for God.

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Later and more complex thought: Well, the constant part isn't really constant. Both ventures are capitalist, but the payment side is different.

The people who eat Russia's food are paying Russia in plain old capitalist style. Product out, money in.

The people who are dying from our bombs can't pay for the privilege of being dead, and we don't even bill their governments for the privilege of having a dead population and a ruined country. Instead, American taxpayers are forced to pay the Pentagon and defense contractors for our bombing. So we're more like a non-profit demonic charity financed by paycheck deductions. United Way for genocide.

Labels: bee, Constants and Variables, skill-estate, switchover, things worth doing

  ¶ 11:34 PM

  Things worth doing and (hopefully learning) how to do them
Continuing the theme of populist leaders and their innate tendencies.

I noted that Bolsonaro is on the introvert side, which means he doesn't have a natural public face. Salvini, the ultimate extrovert, always pleases the camera without trying.

Bolsonaro's social media advisors are clearly trying to copy Salvini's methods.

Salvini often does a Good Morning or Good Evening post to keep in contact with his people.





Bolsonaro's team tried the same thing:



Introverts need to accomplish the same PURPOSES with introvert METHODS. Mixing and matching doesn't work.

Labels: things worth doing

  ¶ 1:06 AM

  Frustrated
I'm getting discouraged with the impenetrable wall of shared lies on the Soros side of the world. "Both" "sides" continue arguing about the details of the lies, without ever asking whether the lies have any basis in reality.

Facts have no chance. I'm sure plenty of others share the 'still small voice' syndrome, but at the moment I'm STUPIDLY feeling like the only bearer of sanity.

To break out of this STUPID mood, it's time to pay close attention to the non-Soros parts of the world, where the shared lies have already been questioned and REJECTED.

THINGS WORTH DOING AND HOW TO DO THEM.

Bolsonaro is still hard to pin down. His overall theme is left-populist, following on the tradition begun by Kubitschek in the '50s. But he's more comfortable with military matters than the typical left-populist because his first career was in the military. He spent 15 years as an army officer before moving into politics.

He also seems to be an introvert who gets tired of dealing with people. He has a public face, but it's not natural. This places him in the majority of populist leaders. Putin and Orban are introverts. Putin has done a better job of compensating, but he still shows signs of frustration in long meetings. Orban doesn't bother to hide it. Salvini is the only pure extrovert, the only one who gains energy and nourishment from human contact.

It's good for the side to have a natural salesman around.

What about Mahathir, who recently regained power in Malaysia? This interview breaks my discouragement entirely. The interview was a few months ago, just after he was elected. The interviewer tries (much more respectfully than any Western interviewer!) to stir him up into partisanship or outrage, but he remains above it all, looking at local and global reality from a broad and perfectly objective viewpoint.

In other words, Mahathir is beyond introvert and extrovert. He's simply the embodied voice of reason and reality. And it's VERY good for the side to have a natural philosopher around.

Labels: Sorosia, things worth doing

  ¶ 3:19 PM

  You wanna talk about MIRACLES?
Here's a genuine UNPRECEDENTED MIRACLE, running contrary to all laws of all Deepstates in history.

Salvini is opposed by black-robed hyperdemons, just as all sane adult god-side leaders are opposed by black-robed monstrous alien incalculably wicked omnicidal superkillers.

BUT: One of the hyperdemons has BACKED DOWN, with an explanation that is LOGICAL AND TRUTHFUL AND SANE.

A district demon had demonically dysruled that Salvini was "kidnapping" migrant invaders when he stopped them from invading Italy, which USED TO BE THE SOLE PURPOSE OF EVERY GOVERNMENT.

Now the miracle:

A Catania prosecutor on Thursday asked to shelve a case of alleged kidnapping by Interior Minister Matteo Salvini of rescued migrants aboard the Diciotti Coast Guard ship.

The prosecutor said the deputy premier and anti-migrant League leader had "made a purely political choice" in a 10-day stand-off with the EU over 150 or so Eritrean migrants. Therefore, the judicial system could not pronounce on it.

DOUBLE MIRACLE. Backing down and speaking the truth.

My big question gets even bigger. HOW does the sane Italian government make sane things happen? No sane government elsewhere has EVER caused the blackrobes to slow down their light-speed acceleration of omnicide and hellish chaos. This blackrobe didn't just slow down, he STOPPED.

Labels: defensible spaces, infinite GOOD, things worth doing

  ¶ 8:53 AM

  Best title 11, case study edition
Returning again to

THINGS WORTH DOING AND HOW TO DO THEM.

The current government of Italy is doing all the THINGS WORTH DOING. It's holding FIRM against Juncker's bluster and threats. Brutal low-IQ drunken thugs like Juncker and Hillary are NOT ACCUSTOMED to serious solid unyielding resistance.

If there are any REAL resisters on this side of the world, they should be analyzing HOW the Italian government gets things done. Obviously Italy has its own Deepstate, but Salvini and Conte immediately conquered and controlled it. The entire apparatus of government and military is WORKING TOGETHER to repel migrants and maintain economic independence. In return, the people APPRECIATE what the government is doing for their nation.

HOW did this happen? I have no idea, but it's a 'case study' that needs to be analyzed by every sane leader who wants to GET THINGS DONE. How do two parties work in concert? How do they mobilize the bureaucrats of Deepstate toward a purpose that Deepstate HATES?

Labels: things worth doing

  ¶ 1:23 AM

  Speaking of adult leaders....
THINGS WORTH DOING AND HOW TO DO THEM.

BBC tells about an American astronaut who fired up the Deepstaters by quoting Churchill. Since every wise-sounding sentence has been attributed to Churchill and Einstein and Franklin simultaneously, it's impossible to avoid "quoting" Churchill.

His quote was uncontroversial and meaningless: In victory, magnanimity.

When Deepstate returned fire, the astronaut instantly clipped his OWN balls, fervently apologizing for a meaningless and uncontroversial quote.

ADULT Salvini has quietly provided the CORRECT response. If you haven't done anything wrong, don't apologize. Don't clip your own balls by answering the charge. "I'm not a racist" acknowledges that the charge is relevant and valid. Don't defeat your own cause, don't betray your own followers. Simply continue doing the right thing.

This item shows how to do it.

“Il successo non è definitivo, il fallimento non è fatale: ciò che conta è il coraggio di andare avanti”. W. Churchill

Notte serena Amici, io ci sono, sempre.

.... accompanied by an astronomical-looking picture of a sunset.

Labels: defensible spaces, things worth doing

  ¶ 12:36 AM