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In case you’re not subscribed to AI Central, I’ve begun posting a regular weekend post on the latest in the AI music video space. Here is a short one in the techno-metal style that shows off a little more of what is possible with the latest technologies. It’s based on a William Gibson short story from Burning Chrome.
Further evidence that trying to fight Israel’s war with Iran was the dumbest idea of the Trump administration since the decision to renege on the promise to release the Epstein files.
I’ve told you from the very beginning that the Patriot Front was obviously fake, definitely Fed, and probably gay. All of which is true, but now we know that it is an offshoot of the SPLC thanks to Razorfist:
Charlottesville was organized by paid informants for SPLC. Every organization directly involved were therefore tainted by SPLC funding.
American Vanguard was one of those groups.
After Charlottesvile, they changed their name.
To Patriot Front.
It was always obvious that it was fake because there were never any of the usual police obstacles, doxxings, media hit pieces, deplatformings, permit issues, or any of the other things that always target genuine resisters.
And yes, a few people who were fooled by the organizers were arrested. Look, I know how this works. because those SPLC-paid informants tried repeatedly get me to come and speak at Unite the Right. I wasn’t interested because I’m neither a public speaker nor a political activist, but I had already smelled a rat in Richard Spencer by that time.
No organic group is going to be allowed to grow in Clown World’s Union of Satanic Affiliations. There are a panoply of controlled opposition groups and gatekeepers, while organic individuals and groups are either a) infiltrated and converged like the Tea Party or b) banished from the platforms that would permit their rise to popularity.
It’s not always going to be this way because Clown World is collapsing. The good news is that the reason these fake groups keep being constructed and offered up as false opposition is because the terrible truth about Clown World is gradually penetrating the mainstream. And I can pretty much guarantee that there is a very good reason the clowns are so desperate to conceal the truth, because it is almost certainly much worse than any of us, including me, are fully capable of imagining.
Remember what Rome did to Carthage and Jerusalem, and what the Conquistadors did to Technochtitlan. That’s what they fear.
When twelve-year-old Alberte de la Rochefaucon is pulled from her convent boarding school by her fashionable older sister, she tumbles headlong into a world she is entirely unprepared for: the drawing rooms, dinner parties, and dressmakers of Faubourg Saint-Germain society. Her sister Madeleine, the young Marquise de Valroux, means well but lives for pleasure, and her formidable great-aunt the duchess inhabits a crumbling mansion where the clocks seem to have stopped sometime before the Revolution.
Alberte is bright, proud, restless, and bored. She is bored at the convent, bored in society, bored with the professors hired to continue her education. Her companions have nicknamed her “the little duchess” for her haughty ways. But when a journey south to Cannes brings her into the orbit of a dying young soldier and a neglected Anglo-Indian boy, Alberte begins to discover what none of her tutors could teach her: that purpose is not given but chosen, and that the hardest freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself.
First published in Paris by Hachette in 1876, La Petite Duchesse was one of the most beloved novels by Zénaïde Fleuriot, the Breton author whose works shaped a generation of young French readers. Translated from the French by Summer Charrette, this is its first appearance in the English language.
A story of sisterhood, stubbornness, and the slow education of a strong will, The Little Duchess is a lovely story for readers who appreciate the works of Louisa May Alcott, Frances Hodgson Burnett, and Charlotte Yonge. The ebook has already been delivered to the subscribers. Now available for Kindle, KU, and audiobook.
I was wondering how such a bestselling author’s works could have vanished into history, untranslated, when La Petite Duchesse alone had 14 editions. Then I read her biography, and like Perez Galdos, Fleuriot was not only a devout Christian, but a Catholic and a Royalist. So I think we’re beginning to see a pattern here with regards to socialist academics on both sides of the linguistic divide having attempted to bury a significant percentage of some of the best and most popular works of the Christian nations.
But, as we know, Jesus Christ never stays buried.
Zénaïde-Marie-Anne Fleuriot (28 October 1829 – 19 December 1890), was a French novelist. She wrote eighty three novels, all aimed at young women. She was born in Saint-Brieuc, Brittany to a devoutly Catholic and Royalist family, faithful to the Bourbons. Her parents had sixteen children of which only five survived. Her father, Jean-Marie, having lost his mother as a child, was brought up by his uncle, a priest, who was shot by the Revolutionaries in Brest in 1794 for refusing to sign the Civil Constitution of the Clergy. Her background gave her a deep respect for traditional Christian and family values, which infused her work. This helped to make her work very popular among the Catholic middle class.
This is a pure public mockery of a marriage. If you want to know who the ticket-takers are, just pay attention to what sort of creatures appear at things like this.
Hollywood icon Adam Sandler has been unveiled as the officiant of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden. Signs outside the stadium blared: ‘JUST&T MARRIED!’ at 7.30pm Friday, after 1,000 guests, including Bradley Cooper, Gigi Hadid, Karlie Kloss, Steven Spielberg and Ed Sheeran, flooded into the venue to watch the singer wed the NFL player.
So they’re avoiding a church and they’re being “married” by one Hellmouth icon in the presence of numerous other deeply suspect Hellmouth denizens.
It wasn’t just champagne that was flowing. You couldn’t have paid me to attend that “wedding”.
Russian troops report the capture of Ukraine’s most fortified city, Kostantinovka:
Kostantinovka was Ukraine’s “most fortified” stronghold, guarded by some 15,500 troops, most of whom have been eliminated during the Russian operation to capture the city, Colonel General Sergey Rudskoy has said.
During a briefing on Saturday, Rudskoy, who is the head of operations at the Russian General Staff, said that throughout several weeks of intense fighting for the strategic city, the Ukrainian military lost around 13,500 troops, 14 tanks, 283 armored fighting vehicles, 1,400 cars, 200 field artillery guns and eight multiple rocket launch systems.
Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov briefed President Vladimir Putin about the liberation of Konstantinovka in Russia’s Donetsk People’s Republic when the commander-in-chief visited an auxiliary command post on Friday.
The general described Konstantinovka as “a major industrial and logistics hub, which is the key to the last remaining stronghold of the Kiev regime in Donbass – the Kramatorsk-Slavyansk agglomeration.”
It will be interesting to see how things proceed once the Donbass is fully liberated from Clown World. The fact that NATO is acquiring permission from countries like Lithuania and Finland to position nuclear missiles there tends to indicate that the hostilities are unlikely to cease with the fall of the Kiev regime, because the fall of one puppet state means nothing to the powers behind it.
The question is when the Russians will stop permitting the UK, the EU, and the Americans to continue to wage war against Russia without striking back.
Remember when they told you that America has plenty of room for all those immigrants? And when they said Americans needed to reduce their dependence upon nuclear power and fossil fuels?
Well, the demand for electricity now surpasses the ability of American power plants to supply it.
Sooner or later, reality always intrudes. Not only can we touch the real, but the real will eventually touch even the most fevered ideological imaginations. 250 years is a very good run, but the USA will not make it to a third centennial.
The US military is unlikely to engage in large-scale hostilities in July or August because it lacks the necessary fuel:
On March 11, 2026, US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright announced the release of 172 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) over approximately 120 days in response to rising oil prices resulting from United States attacks on Iran. At that drawdown pace — roughly 1.4 million barrels per day — the sour component of the SPR would be depleted of the released portion within the 120-day window, without any Persian Gulf replacement arriving via Cape routing until late summer at the earliest. So let’s do the math: 20 days in March, 30 days in April, 31 days in May, 30 days in June = 111 days. In other words, we have 9 days of sour crude left in the SPR.
This could be a deception of some sort, but even if there wasn’t a shortage of jet fuel and ship fuel, the larger problem of Iranian drones and Iranian missiles remains. The only reason war is still on the horizon is because a) Israel is trying to keep the US military in the Middle East and b) Clown World is trying to hold onto power in Europe and the USA.
But neither effort is likely to work, and more war is only going to make the new situation all that much more obvious to the world.
It’s been a little disappointing to me how the concept of convergence I highlighted in SJWs Always Lie never found any traction, because it’s an extremely useful predictive model for institutional failure. And so people continue being surprised when converged institutions do what they always do, and refrain from taking any precautions whatsoever against convergence.
The UK Treasury quietly scrapped its numeracy test because basic math was a “hurdle” for minority candidates.
The people in charge of the nation’s money, debt, taxes, and economic policy decided that competence in numbers was problematic.
This isn’t diversity.
This is institutional self-sabotage.
It is institutional self-sabotage, which is absolutely inevitable in every converged institution. Not likely, not probable, inevitable.
Every converged institution becomes incapable of performing its primary function due to the fact that its priorities no longer include performing those functions.
I think it may be time to start thinking about putting a crowdfund together for SJWs Always Project to see if there is still a significant demand for that.
But not the recent one in Gaza. The Armenian one of 1915 to 1917, committed by the Turks.
The Israeli government’s decision to officially recognize the Armenian Genocide has become one of the most symbolic and politically sensitive steps in Israel’s relations with Türkiye. On the surface, it may look like Israel feels the need to restore historical justice: A state founded by a people who survived the horrific tragedy of the Holocaust proclaims a moral obligation to recognize the tragedies of other peoples and oppose the denial of crimes against humanity. But in world politics, moral arguments rarely exist in isolation; most often, they gain traction when they coincide with national interests.
Israel’s move was addressed not so much towards Armenia or even Türkiye, but towards the US, where a struggle for the future balance of power in the Middle East is unfolding. Israel increasingly perceives Türkiye as the next major regional rival after Iran. While in the past, despite political crises and harsh rhetoric, Ankara and West Jerusalem had maintained space for pragmatic interaction, today this model has effectively collapsed. Türkiye pursues an independent role in the region, seeks to expand its influence in the Muslim world, and is striving to become one of the centers of power in the new architecture of the Middle East. This poses a strategic challenge for Israel. For decades, its security relied heavily on its qualitative military superiority, secured in part by US military aid, access to advanced technologies, and a special status within the US alliance system. However, if Türkiye gains expanded access to Western technology, this balance could begin to shift. This is precisely why the issue with the F-35 jets, and more broadly, the strengthening of Türkiye’s military-technical capabilities, is of fundamental importance to Israel. This isn’t just about the fighter jets; it’s a question of whether Israel will maintain its technological advantage in the region or whether Türkiye will gradually approach it in terms of the quality of its weapons, industrial base, and military capabilities.
This is where the US factor comes in. In the US, the Armenian issue carries certain political weight because of the Armenian diaspora, congressmen, and lobbyists. By recognizing the Armenian Genocide, Israel may attempt to integrate into this sensitive agenda and thereby strengthen those forces in Washington that oppose excessive rapprochement with Türkiye.
In other words, Israel may intend to activate not only pro-Israeli but also pro-Armenian circles in American politics in order to oppose certain defense concessions to Ankara.
Playing the Armenian Genocide card is another sign that Israel is expecting to be engaging in military hostilities with Turkey sooner rather than later. Although I’m not sure it will be necessary, since Turkey already appears to be disengaging from NATO and the West in favor of Russia, China, and Iran, which even without Turkey has proven to be a more formidable alliance than anyone had anticipated.