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1. — As we witness the dismantling of national unconstiutand acts and state’s rights through the UN Agenda 2030’s “climate” policies in some regions, the removal of state monuments by the DOD, destruction of classic literature and language, I am reminded of this quote by the late 1960s musician Frank Zappa:
   “At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move all the tables and chairs out of the way, and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theatre.”
   As an example here we see policies for our major cities following scripts written by the UN and distributed to local leaders without any input from citizens nor agreed upon by voting, government by AI. What is noteworthy in this plan reported by the old media and liberal Axios is the ommision of the elephant in the room–crime (Beck Brothers). If you have no safety you have nothing yet this city plan, clearly building the control grid with all the technocratic buildings blocks money can buy does not address the epic crime nor the restoring of laws decriminalized based on the disastrous defund the police–no jail, no bail and reversals of prior law and order laws:
   https://www.axios.com/2023/12/15/cities-2024-donut-effect-crime-housing-conversion-congestion-pricing
   — The crime that stays is the crime that pays:
   https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/16/world/vatican-trial-cardinal-verdict-intl-cmd/index.html
   — Hero Dr. Peter Breggin was interviewed late last night on John B Wells “Caravan to Midnight” (Pharma Intelligence Briefing) to discuss the dismissal of Dr. Malone’s lawsuit. General McInerney was also a guest with an update on “corruption never before seen in our country”. When I attempted to play it again it this AM it disappeared from Utube, gone in 4 hours!

   1. Zappa is talking about a 32 degree to 33 degree event, when ice changes into water. 2024 will see a host of these events from individual levels to nations

2. CBDCs and Strauss, https://brettscott.substack.com/p/the-war-on-informality

   In the great ongoing war between bureaucratic corporate surveillance capitalism and the human soul, the former is gaining ground … When I first lived in London, cultural immunity to this was higher. Using cash was normal, and it was also the currency of the informal underground that provided a counterpower to the formal sphere. 

   Very few people experienced cash as ‘inconvenient’ in 2008, but even back then payments firms were working to shift that perception … I’m not even asking for Tesco to be anything different from what it is. All I want is for them to be authentic for once. I just want to walk in and to hear the bosses admit that those self-service checkouts have got sweet **** all to do with my interests.

   1. Forgot the 2nd link: https://newsfromuncibal.substack.com/p/on-the-right-to-property-central

      Tyranny is fundamentally, as Strauss shows us, governance in the absence of legal constraint (including the constraint of property rights), and it is perfectly normal that it should function not through brutality but through presenting itself as the be-all and end-all of ‘fairness and orderliness’. 

      [CBDC] allows the tyrant to imagine a situation in which each and every transaction that is entered into by the population is his to track and manage, and in which the money supply itself is his to increase or decrease as he determines to be optimal. 

      The corollary of course is that we, the hoi polloi, should come to view our money not as our own, but as the product merely of the tyrant’s largesse – a benefit which he bestows upon us, rather than a store of our own wealth. We are of course well along the road to that destination already, but the ‘digital pound’ is really the finishing line.

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