Many have fled. To Texas, Florida, Idaho, West Virginia, where ever the Anti-FA (anti-first amendment) and BLM "mostly peaceful" rioters are made unwelcome. But while fleeing is rational in the short-term, over the long-term it's the way we lose.

Unless we stand our ground, they will win.

Cultural Collapse
As the politicians in Progressive states and cities push the limits to deconstruct our economy and collapse our culture, which includes mobs screeching "defund the police," crime has increased. My house, which is nearing completion, has been targeted twice, but it's far from the only one. On the social media site, Nextdoor, the reports of criminal trespass and theft are everywhere.

Oh, but that's all just conspiracy theory stuff, isn't it? Is it? One of my favorite memes has to do with conspiracy theorists asking for new conspiracy theories because all their old ones turned out to be true.

Following Fringe Lunatics
In my callow youth I was three sigma above the average, not a genius but too gifted to fit in the standard mold which, for an American Indian kid (as a child I actually looked closer to the stereotype), invited a lot of flak and derision from the White teachers in the Liberal but shifting toward Progressive suburb of Seattle where I grew up.

As we get older and we get slower (I do appreciate C60 from Purple Power, and now C15 from Steven Grundry, as well), if we don't exercise our brain our IQ drops, and working for the state mine dropped into the mid-130s, but for decades I was baffled by how dim and unaware most people seem to be.

I was well into my fifties before I finally groked that most people are what some call "normies," so I no longer try to understand their limited reality. Mine is more than limited enough to occupy my efforts.

Which is how I came to actively seek out "fringe lunatics" who can teach me more. My favorites are Clif High, Martin Armstrong (Armstrong Economics), Catherine Austin Fitts (Solari), Bob Moriarty, Greg Hunter, Gary Savage, Chris Martenson, Brett Weinstein and Heather Heying, Tim Pool, Joe Rogan and some others.

Informed Consent Impossible
A few days ago as I drove to and from my build site for my first security check of the day, I was listening to Brett and Heather's latest Dark Horse podcast, which includes a response to Scott Adams' admission that he got the bug stuff wrong but opined that it was a coin toss and those of us who turned out to be right got there by chance, because there's no clear cut one- two-three process by which we arrived at the correct conclusion.

As they explain, while he's right that there isn't a clear cut process, he's mistaken that there is no process and it was just by chance. When the authorities were first telling us all we were going to kill grandma or die ourselves if we didn't get the jab and Trump hailed as a victory of "Operation Warpspeed," my first question was, "what are the long term effects?"

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