Some significant theses

If it is worth your while to follow me at this blog, you should know the thematic fronts I seek to maintain are as follows. Such fronts of course are fluid and subject to revision and possibly retraction. But I have been blogging long enough to see my own thoughts, crystallizing in real time, toward the following theses:

The first is the anti-false-flag thesis, which I’ve blogged about twice now in succession. The anti-false-flag event or sentiment differs from standard Stockholm Syndrome. In a Stockholm scenario, the victims apologize for their captors because they themselves have no power to control events. In the anti-false-flag scenario, the victims apologize for their captors because they do not want to assert their own strength.

So the first significant point of departure for my peculiar brand of global analysis is that the world lives in a rabid state of cowardice and chicken-shitness where no one, anywhere, has the guts to do anything of any significance to change the world in any meaningful way for the better. We are all allergic to capital-R Revolution; better instead to Ride the Tiger and pray that by letting markets and technology lead, a new just and multipolar world will magically fall from the sky.

Which brings me to significant thesis number two. The only concentrated power in the world (concentrated enough that is to actually isolate and carry out its own interests) is Israel. I understand that even within Israel, there is a Deep State and a non-monolithic account of what counts as being “in the Israeli interest.” Hardliner domestic elites often differ, for example, from what or how the American Jewry believes or wishes to proceed. Much of what we consume as politics in the West are simply opposing narratives constructed by these two competing one-percent camps. We take sides, without knowing it, in an elite civil war.

Global warming is a good example; it hardly matters whether it is “true.” One side of the debate is for “green technology” and Silicon Valley as a way of extracting surplus from old-school industrial capital. The other side wants to maintain its share of accumulated industrial surplus by keeping oil and coal burning. Beyond that, little else matters; whichever side you choose, capital wins. In this scenario, it makes perfect sense that the “climate change deniers” would be branded old-school conservatives. They are essentially monopoly industrial capitalists mobilizing against the far sexier agents of financial speculation and technology fetishism. Marx talks about all these tendencies.

Eleven percent of the world’s billionaires are Jewish by the way. That is more than enough concentrated power with a single controlling interest to make significant and directed political action possible, the sort that never yields and is steadfast towards a clear political goal: the placement of the world Jewry as the world’s invisible masters of society. Silicon Valley and industrial capital, whatever their differences, are united in this. And no reason to begin imagining what such a unipolar world might look like one day in the future; we inhabit such a unipolar reality now.

Hence a coming multi-polar world is a scam. Power (like wealth) is increasingly centralized by the day. The entire world increasingly dances around Israeli realpolitik; Israel is the only (state) actor that clearly and unabashedly acts in its own interests; thus Israel is already the world’s sole superpower.

The traditional “realist” school of political thought could never entertain such a wild assertion; hard power is based on weapons and population, neither of which Israel possesses enough of to rival, say, the United States or China.

But we all know that despite being only 2 percent of the adult population in the United States, Jews control American finance, entertainment, the news media, the universities, and the political process. To say so is not controversial in the least. In short, Israel already dominates the world’s superpower. Why not cut to the chase and admit that Israel itself is thus the world’s superpower?

We all know that AIPAC is the largest, best-equipped, and most powerful lobby group in the world. The ADL, moreover, does not restrict itself to mere online policing and trolling; they actively train municipal government police forces worldwide on population control (whether psyops or hand-to-hand combat). To say that AIPAC and the ADL dominate the political process in a unipolar way does not mean they are the only game in town; but in terms of results, they truly are the only game in town.

So much for the population argument. What about the military?

Israel has nukes and, as far as I can tell, is the only nation in the world that is not afraid to use them. You may wonder why they haven’t yet used them (say in Gaza). What is ongoing in Gaza is a genocide on a moral and superficial level. On a disinterested level of domination and realpolitik, it is a play for hard power currency in the form of intelligence gathering. Israel is not only mowing the lawn, they are harvesting data. Palestine is a laboratory, as Anthony Lowenstein clearly documents, providing Israel with hard power technology to use not only to protect its own borders, but also to export worldwide.

In exporting such technology worldwide, Israel does not cater to global demand for population control technology. Rather, Say’s law applies: supply creates its own demand. Governments worldwide who never dreamed of controlling their populations through advanced contact-tracing methods and a robot Gestapo simply have to get in on the action. In this way, the entire world is, of necessity, moving toward dealing with its own internal discontents the same way Israel is dealing with the Palestinians. Thus the Palestinian-ization of the planet is set to continue with no end in sight.

These are the coercive laws of competition at work, a veritable race to the bottom in terms of how governments choose and are able to govern moving forward. The Israeli way of doing things will become (is becoming) the norm. In short, in a world full of nails, everything looks like a hammer. In this way, Israel can maintain its unipolar grip over an increasingly fragmented multipolar world simply by continuing to ship hammers worldwide.

All that to say that using a nuke in Gaza destroys the laboratory. Why strangle the golden goose? Using a nuke in Iran, however—well, that’s a different story.

And the choice of Israeli-firster J.D. Vance as running mate effectively seals the deal for Jewish power and influence among the top ranks in the White House for at least another three election cycles. Don Jr. has already predicted Vance for President in 2028. Jewish donors are withdrawing major financial support from the Dems. Trump may not make it to the White House, but if he does, he may not make it through four years. The man on deck should Trump get offed (which is literally any day now) ensures the continuation of an Israeli-first unipolar world plan.