Tag: law

The Pedo Factory

The Devil Mouse is every bit as awful as you imagine and more:

Dozens of workers from multiple cruise ships that docked in San Diego, including one from the Disney Cruise Line, were found to be in possession of or involved with the distribution of child pornography, according to authorities.

Officers with U.S. Customs and Border Protection boarded eight cruise ships between April 23 and April 27 and interviewed 28 workers as part of an ongoing investigation, federal officials said in a statement.

During the interviews, officers confirmed that 27 of the 28 individuals had either received, sent, possessed or transported child pornography, according to the statement.

A Disney Cruise Line ship was among those that were boarded and where employees were detained in connection with the investigation.

If we’re going to treat corporations like humans and permit them human rights, perhaps it’s time to start punishing them like humans too.

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Trump in the Epstein Files

Congressman Ted Lieu (D:CA): “Donald Trump is in the Epstein files thousands and thousands of times. In those files, there are highly disturbing allegations — allegations — of Donald Trump raping children and threatening to kill children.”

I could not be less interested in anyone from the Trump administration or professional Republican circles complaining about Democratic Party liars or pointing to past false accusations. There is a very easy way to prove that these accusations are false: release the Epstein files and documents and videos and pictures in their entirety.

Anything short of that is a) unacceptable and b) suspicious. No amount of evasion and explanation and justification is going to make this go away. If I was accused of such crimes, I wouldn’t even hesitate to put everything out there and make it absolutely clear who was guilty of these things and who was not.

Only the wicked need to hide in the dark.

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The Satanic SPLC

Everything about Clown World is fake and gay. Especially their villains.

The U.S. Justice Department has announced an Indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center (“SPLC”). The indictment alleges SPLC secretly funneled MORE THAN $3 MILLION in funds to members of white supremacist and extremist groups.

The Justice Department alleges the civil rights group defrauded donors by using their money to fund the very extremism it claimed to be fighting, with payments of at least $3 million between 2014 and 2023 to people affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, the United Klans of America, the National Socialist Party of America and other extremist groups.

The satanists of Clown World always practice Order ab Chao, a deceitful strategy in which they create the problem in order to solve it. Covid-19 was one example of this; “white supremacy” is another, rabbis painting swastikas on their synagogues and blacks hanging nooses from their college dorm rooms are as well.

Not all victims are fake. But most of those whose victimizations you see reported in the media are, because playing-the-victim has worked since even before the so-called “Civil Rights era”.

UPDATE: Unite the Right is confirmed to have been a Clown World setup in the indictment. I’m not at all surprised. Richard Spencer was trying to get me to attend it and speak there. I suspect it’s only a matter of time before we learn for whom Nick Fuentes has been working and who is funding the fake “Patriot Front”.

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Fight the Power

In which one of the longtime readers here, the Witchfinder General, deals a blow to Clown World in the UK:

MHN Editor Samuel Collingwood Smith’s claim against Hertfordshire Police has been settled on favourable terms, which are included below. Police have paid my damages and costs, in total, £34,000. They have admitted that I was unlawfully arrested, detained and committed no crime. They have agreed to correction and / or deletion of various records. I generally tend to be magnanimous in victory, so I am going to park police criticism for now on this topic. Instead, I now plan to continue my public interest scrutiny of the extremists who falsely reported me and their supporters. For transparency, I have included the whole settlement below save the text of the agreed marker, the signature images and the name of the police solicitor. Those have been redacted to prevent the information being misused.

It’s important to note these wins, because in many of these cases, the process is the punishment. That’s why the police and the various government agencies often pursue pointless and unwinnable cases against innocent people.

Most people have neither the resources nor the stamina to fight back when they are attacked in this manner. So congratulations to the Witchfinder for what is an important and inspiring victory.

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The EFF’s Skin Suit

Every organization gets converged sooner or later. Sooner, in the case of those that don’t actively guard against it.

There’s a tweet from 2016 that has aged better than almost anything else on the internet:

1. Target a respected institution 2. Kill and clean it 3. Wear it as a skin suit, while demanding respect

I thought about that tweet this week when the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) announced it was leaving X.

EFF was, for a long time, genuinely great. Founded in 1990 by programmers, hackers, libertarians, and progressives united around a single premise: the internet should be free, and someone needed to fight for it. They took on the government’s attempt to control cryptography and won. They fought the PATRIOT Act. They built tools that protect millions of people who will never know their name.

That organization is gone. What remains is wearing its skin.

It’s a pity, but the surveillance state is too important to Clown World to permit pesky electronic freedoms to get in the way.

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Literary Relevance is Not Guaranteed

The Dark Herald explains how the modern exploitation of the Tolkien legendarium is likely to reduce the chances of JRR Tolkien’s future literary relevance, and provides a rather devastating example of how that decline in relevance takes place:

In his prime, Roger Zelazny wasn’t some niche cult figure, he was one of the biggest names in speculative fiction, standing shoulder to shoulder with the New Wave heavyweights of the 1960s and 70s. His novel Lord of Light is often remembered as his breakout, and it was certainly his most decorated, winning the Hugo (when it meant something) and cementing his reputation, but Zelazny’s real impact was broader and more sustained. He was a constant presence in the major magazines, a multiple Hugo and Nebula winner, and one of the few writers equally comfortable blending myth, science fiction, and fantasy into something distinctly his own. By the time The Chronicles of Amber hit in the 1970s, he wasn’t emerging… He was already established, and Amber became the work that proved he could translate that critical acclaim into lasting popular success.

Except it didn’t last.

Roger Zelzney’s old hard covers frequently go for three digit figures and I’m not talking Easton Press editions either. But his works are mostly published directly by his estate on Kindle.

Roger Zelzny is moving from the thing everyone knew about to the guy who is studied by writers. Most of his works have six figure sales ranks on Amazon.

And when Gen X is gone, he’ll be forgotten.

Zelazny, at his best, was very good. He wasn’t a first-rank SF/F author, but he was at the top of the second rank. And it’s true, he has been largely forgotten today, which is deeply unfortunate.

As an author, I’m aware of this phenomenon, which is why it has been my intention to release my books into the public domain upon my demise. The advent of AI and the lowering of barriers to entry in the video market may inspire me to rethink that, but at present, the way in which copyright guarantees that all literary properties are eventually acquired and controlled by corporate interests inimical to the long-term interests of an author’s literary legacy means that the best way to combat that is to put one’s works into the public domain immediately upon one’s death.

The problem isn’t that the corporate interests can alter the original works, but rather, the way in which they alter the common perception of the author’s works. How does the average Gen Alpha individual distinguish between The Hobbit and The Rings of Power, or between The Two Towers and whatever abomination Stephen Colbert and Peter Jackson end up concocting?

The only way to level the playing field between the community that loves the literary creation and the corporate interests is the public domain. Indeed, the public domain is the only reason that classic, but hitherto unknown works from the likes of Yoshikawa Eiji and Benito Pérez Galdós are able to be published in English, which is a project you can support via the Castalia Library. We’ve already translated nine works by these two authors, in addition to other amazing novels by Ozaki Koro, Oguri Mushitaro, Naoki Sanjūgo, and Luigi Capuano.

Who are they, you ask?

Exactly…

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The Pipelines are Not the Police

This is a very sensible ruling by the US Supreme Court. The RIAA is one of the more rapaciously evil organizations out there, and speaking as someone who is nominally represented by them, they don’t do much to make sure the musicians actually get paid.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday (March 25) rejected a billion-dollar music piracy lawsuit filed by the major labels against telecom giant Cox Communications, ruling that the internet service provider cannot be held responsible for infringement by its users.

In a decision against Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Warner Music, the justices unanimously overturned an earlier ruling that held Cox liable for thousands of songs illegally shared by its users — a decision that led a staggering $1 billion infringement verdict in 2019.

“Countless people use the Internet for legal activities, but some use it to illegally share copyrighted works, such as songs and movies,” Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the court. “Under our precedents, a company is not liable as a copyright infringer for merely providing a service to the general public with knowledge that it will be used by some to infringe copyrights.”

In a statement, the Recording Industry Association of America said it was “disappointed” in the ruling, saying there had been “overwhelming evidence” that Cox “contributed to mass scale copyright infringement.”

“To be effective, copyright law must protect creators and markets from harmful infringement and policymakers should look closely at the impact of this ruling,” RIAA chairman Mitch Glazier said, though he stressed that the “narrow” ruling would apply only to internet service providers and not to websites that host infringing content.

In its own statement, Cox said the ruling was a “decisive victory” for internet providers and their users: “This opinion affirms that Internet service providers are not copyright police and should not be held liable for the actions of their customers — and after years of battling in the trial and appellate courts, we have definitively shut down the music industry’s aspirations of mass evictions from the internet.

Copyright law is a joke that protects gatekeeping corporations instead of the financial interests of the creators. It hurts more than it helps, especially given the limited viability of the average creative product, which is mostly measured in weeks, if not days.

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Feature, Not Bug

A young woman is taking legal action against her high school, alleging she was awarded honors at graduation even though she’s illiterate. – Thomas Sowell

The problem is that a class action lawsuit of this kind that encompassed even a small fraction of those for whom this is true would create sufficient liability to end public schooling in America.

Yeah, so, that’s not at all a problem.

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DOJ Defends Clown World

Pam Bondi and the corrupt DOJ are still lying through their teeth about having released all of the information in the Epstein Files. I’ve heard that the additional 3 million documents are still less than 10 percent of the total:

MAGA broadcaster Alex Jones expressed frustration after insisting that Attorney General Pam Bondi’s Department of Justice was wrong to claim that it had released all documents required by the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

“Now it’s the big, massive top story, Saturday and Sunday, that people reading these files think maybe that’s the case,” Jones explained on his Monday show. “Again, you heard Bondi, oh, there’s hundreds of victims with Epstein and, oh, these powerful people are going to go to jail. Then she’s like, oh, actually, I was wrong.”

“So when you go into these files in the public, you see stuff blacked out, that’s the reason. So you’re like, God, that’s satanic. Yeah, folks, they have satanic training by increment to find out who is satanic to build a satanic army,” he continued.

Just two days ago, Jones was telling everyone that an apoplectic Trump was threatening to fire everyone; apparently their argument against releasing the files in full is due to how many institutional figures from the colleges and corporations to the state and federal levels would be taking a fall and that this would destroy the stock market. And supposedly, Trump had finally figured out that the stock market is going to crash anyhow, so the threat was a hollow one.

Of course, this scenario doesn’t account for the probability that the short fake Trump serves the same masters as his corrupt Department of Injustice and Other Iniquities.

Americans don’t care about the stock market or the economy. What they very much want to see every single blood-drinking satanic pedophile exposed and punished for their dreadful crimes in a timely manner. If that crashes the economy, the corporations, and the banks, well, that’s a price that the American Posterity is more than willing to pay.

Because if the system can’t prevent those crimes, the system isn’t worth preserving. And Clown World is going to collapse no matter how they try to rationalize it or preserve it.

Satanic Witch Marina Abramovic says she can no longer walk down the streets.

Hmmm… I seem to recall someone predicting that a few years ago…

UPDATE: Apparently what has been released to date is about 2 percent of the total. Also, it’s now firmly established that Bannon is one of the Epsteinists.

When Steve Bannon worked for Trump in his first term, every single thing that was inside knowledge, every secret, he ran straight to Jeffrey Epstein, the world’s most famous pedophile and child trafficker in history, and told him everything.

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Wartime Powers

Not only do they have to go back, but the President can utilize the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, and the Marines to make them go.

Supreme Court just handed Trump a massive win – 5-4 RULING UNLEASHES WARTIME POWERS FOR HUGE GANG DEPORTATIONS!

“In a stunning 5-4 ruling, the U.S Supreme Court has granted President Donald Trump broad wartime authority under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act” – breaking news dropping like thunder.

I don’t know why this would surprise anyone. There are about 90 million aliens now occupying United States territory and a significant percentage of them certainly aren’t very friendly.

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