We are cosmic dust caught in the solar/galactic wind.

And this is the most important question we face:

What’s the ultimate question?

“Those who pursue the higher life of wisdom, who seek to live by spiritual principles, must be prepared to be laughed at and condemned.

“Many people who have progressively lowered their personal standards in an attempt to win social acceptance and life’s comforts bitterly resent those of philosophical bent who refuse to compromise their spiritual ideals and who seek to better themselves. Never live your life in reaction to these diminished souls. Be compassionate toward them, and at the same time hold to what you know is good.

“When you begin your program of spiritual progress, chances are the people closest to you will deride you or accuse you of arrogance.

“It is your job to comport yourself humbly and to consistently hew to your moral ideals. Cling to what you know in your heart is best. Then, if you are steadfast, the very people who ridiculed you will come to admire you.

If you allow the mean-spirited opinions of others to make you waver in your purpose, you incur a double shame.”- ‘The Art of Living Epictetus A New Interpretation by Sharon Lebell

“A man of understanding has lost nothing, if he has himself.” – Michel de Montaigne

I wouldn’t count on the sheeple admiring anyone. Long ago I learned that acting as if one knows anything at all will get one branded a ‘know it all’ and the sheeple will simply laugh at what they will never understand and go right back to their beer, religious book, football, yard mowing, grazing and breeding.

And I have a real hard time with with compassion for creatures that will readily allow real patriots to be shot into ditches as long as they get to keep their big screens and recliners and their cars and homes at the banksters’ discretion. 

As I’ve written before money is the real god of this world, ignorance and fear are its top generals. Together they crowned willful ignorance its king and cowardice its queen, or consort.

But these are things we have some minor control over.

There are some things we have no control over:

You’ll have to forgive my hill dialect. When things like this happen so close to home, to landmarks one has seen all their lives, it has an effect. 

The rural fatalism I’ve seen and heard all my life makes those who are affected by such pick up and go, somehow. 

A couple weeks ago I was up at 3 am like many wondering if an act of nature would destroy or damage my home. The storm didn’t sound that bad except for a few minutes all was deathly quiet, which I’ve heard for years is not a good sign.

Two miles down the road it marched up a valley I’ve traveled across all my life and left a wake like WWI. Even the storms of April 3, 1974 didn’t hit quite so close as far as I remember though Mannsville, a spot on the road in Taylor County, was blown away.

In the natural world we are in a constant struggle for survival, though most do their best to deny that reality, in this modern bubble, that will eventually burst.

With the concept of natural rights our country was founded upon, those who know better can have some effect, though most are too stupid to know this and think it’s a ‘democracy,’ where they have a right to vote for the demagogue of their choice and hope he or she swings their magic wand in time to save them so they don’t have to bother with taking on personal responsibility for the world they exist in.

Many are so stupid they still blindly trust authority and allow  their enemies to inject poison into their bodies and even into the bodies of their children. What can one say about this other than they deserve it. We’ve had the internet for 25  years. There really are no excuses anymore.

Many still stupidly think their bronze age god is gonna swoop in on a white horse, in a golden chariot or in a flying saucer and save them from some tribulation, when their ancestors have endured many, all while praying and dying and sometimes actually fighting back like real men and women.

The purposes of gods and golden rules

But again:

“The decadence of a civilization by loss of faith and vigour can be observed more than once in history. What is extraordinary about the American situation is the stupidity. The Romans, such is my impression, did not become stupid and incompetent with their decadence. Americans have not lost faith in their cultural inheritance—they have been entirely separated from it. How this happened is one of the few topics still worth exploring in this Twilight.” – Clyde Wilson

We’ve  heard all our lives about that double edged sword, something that slices both ways, is both dangerous and useful, but little is heard of the pointy end, the part the Romans used to good effect for centuries as their soldiers were taught to fight in tight formations, thrusting their short swords into the bellies of their enemies, those whom they would conquer and tax.

The time of conquering is likely over for the amerikan empire, unless this is all some extravagant ruse as some still claim. I don’t buy it. I’ve seen too much, not the least the mindless willful ignorance that voters take to the polls and use in their everyday existences to refuse to think about anything that matters as long as they have corn in the trough.

But like the castrated killing hogs of old whom the farmers cared for until it was time for the butchering and sausage making the day of reckoning is here.

The plandemic biowar was NEVER done for our benefit in any way shape or form:

Most propaganda is a mix of truth and lies apportioned according to the audience. 

Indiana life insurance CEO says deaths are up 40% among people ages 18-64