lurk's schizo containment thread

[lurk]

i'll start with something simple. Recycling is a scam.

tl;dr= the plastic industry is why we throw everything away and destroy our environment, but it's not their fault they convinced everyone to throw everything away after a single use.

recycling waste was all sent to china (instead of, you know, being "recycled") until china said "fuck-a yuuu!"
that time an NYC barge tried to unload its cargo on anyone else and boosted the recycling movement

 

[lurk]

covid passports being repurposed for greater control.

what the elitists think of us, damned "useless eaters".

the WEF vs crypto currencies. a lot of noise but it looks like the those at the top are still antipathic. a good thing i guess.

 

[lurk]

most of these books can be found on z-lib.org.

books to read to get a peak at the elitist mindset:
The 48 Laws of Power, (((robert greene)))
The Wisdom of Psychopaths, Kevin Dutton


pieces of history - WW2 books:
Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler
When Money Dies, Adam Fergusson


counter-revolutionary mindset material:
Power of the Powerless, Vaclav Havel


books of general interest:
The Art of Intrusion, The Art of Deception, Kevin Mitnick
Revolt Against the Modern Age, Julius Evola

 

[Sigilstone17]

Hollyweirdo Russell Brand, Jewish authors. I'm starting to think @lurk is a plant....

 

[lurk]

i believe knowledge is power, therefore i have no problem learning from the enemy.

 

[Sigilstone17]

i believe knowledge is power, therefore i have no problem learning from the enemy.

the only thing your enemy has to teach you is how to be like them and that has a habit of going terribly wrong

 

[lurk]

if you learn how their systems work, you may be able to find a weakness to exploit.

 

[lurk]

i'll add more later as i remember/find sources.

 

[lurk]

the great reset:
...the WEF’s vision of multi-stakeholder governance entails further removing democracy by sidelining governments and putting unelected ‘stakeholders’ – mainly corporations – in their place when it comes to global decision-making. Put bluntly, multi-stakeholder partnerships are public-private partnerships on the global stage. And they have real-world implications for the way our food systems are organized, how big tech is governed and how our vaccines and medicines are distributed.

(((schwab))), WEF, (((kissinger))), Harvard, CIA and how they're all connected

 

[FBIAgent]

Noone cares

 

[lurk]

Noone cares

i do... 😢


... i do.

 

[FBIAgent]

i do... 😢


... i do.

Caring about anything is gay.

 

[lurk]

Caring about anything is gay.

have a few kids, it'll change your perspective.

 

[FBIAgent]

have a few kids, it'll change your perspective.

Having kids is gay.

 

[FBIAgent]

@lurk this is how you offset the gayness of being a parent with more heterosexuality:

 

[lurk]

@lurk this is how you offset the gayness of being a parent with more heterosexuality:

yeah nah, i dont take advice from glowniggers.

 

[minty]

lurk, this is your thread n all but may i post some books in here too, if you don't mind?

 

[lurk]

lurk, this is your thread n all but may i post some books in here too, if you don't mind?

yeah sure! i never turn down good knowledge.

 

[minty]

okeedokee
some of these i may have posted to you previously on my profile. btw, you finish through when money dies entirely yet?

ones i have read:
the graves are walking by john kelly
abt irish potato famine and british policy

hall of mirrors by barry eichengreen
abt the great depression, monetary policy, n how it echoed in the 2008 shit-fiasco

one nation under god by kevin kruse
abt how religion in america became intertwined with politics and libertarian ideology

the great leveler by walter scheidel
abt wealth inequality and leveling forces

globalists by quinn slobodian
abt how neoliberals created and enshrined capitalism into global law

the great convergence by richwrd baldwin
abt how information technology and further breaking down capitalist industry into "global supply chains" wherein each piece of a thing is done in an entirely separate country

salt sugar fat by michael moss
abt the food industry, how the gov props it up, and how advertisers try to shill the worst shit possible onto your plates

ones i started but haven't finished/look forward to starting cuz they have an interesting premise:

dark money by jane meyer

strikebreaking and intimidation by stephen norwood

the devil is here in these hills by james green

the origins of the modern world by robert marks

perfectly legal by david cay johnston

i'll add more later

 

[lurk]

yup, finally finished When Money Dies and it looks like the current gov's economic policy.

 

[dropdatwat]

Caring about anything is gay.

 

[lurk]

i have recently come up with a theory on a way to counter the parasitic and corrupt elitists' plans. tl;dr = just grow your own food, DIY whatever you can and form a group of like-minded people.

my line of thought with this is to basically allow people to take back a little control over their own lives, reduce spending wherever feasible and keep political/legal/physical risk low. with the kikes pushing for digital currency hell be damned, the idea is to keep some privacy as well as 'starve the beast'.

food:
hydroponics makes it possible to grow food in as little space as a city apartment and with a low starting cost. there's a lot of information online for it as well. not enough people realize they can just use the seeds from most of their grocery purchases, but my personal preference would be heirloom seeds from an exchange.

DIY:
a huge subject that could quickly become tldr. basically learn to make things yourself.

grouping up:
more people means more diverse skill pool, figuratively speaking. try to promote bartering within the group.



books about food things:
Permaculture by Sepp Holzer
Seed to Seed by Seed Saver's Exchange (also see Rare Seeds)
DIY Hydroponic Gardens by Tyler Baras
JADAM Organic Farming by Youngsang Cho (pick out what you like on this one, might need @haeByung to translate his terrible english)

 

[lurk]

okeedokee
some of these i may have posted to you previously on my profile. btw, you finish through when money dies entirely yet?

ones i have read:
the graves are walking by john kelly
abt irish potato famine and british policy

hall of mirrors by barry eichengreen
abt the great depression, monetary policy, n how it echoed in the 2008 shit-fiasco

one nation under god by kevin kruse
abt how religion in america became intertwined with politics and libertarian ideology

the great leveler by walter scheidel
abt wealth inequality and leveling forces

globalists by quinn slobodian
abt how neoliberals created and enshrined capitalism into global law

the great convergence by richwrd baldwin
abt how information technology and further breaking down capitalist industry into "global supply chains" wherein each piece of a thing is done in an entirely separate country

salt sugar fat by michael moss
abt the food industry, how the gov props it up, and how advertisers try to shill the worst shit possible onto your plates

ones i started but haven't finished/look forward to starting cuz they have an interesting premise:

dark money by jane meyer

strikebreaking and intimidation by stephen norwood

the devil is here in these hills by james green

the origins of the modern world by robert marks

perfectly legal by david cay johnston

i'll add more later

i might add The Graves Are Walking, Hall of Mirrors (think you suggested this once already) and The Great Convergence to my list.

 

[Viril.Feline.Wyyzrd]

the great reset:
...the WEF’s vision of multi-stakeholder governance entails further removing democracy by sidelining governments and putting unelected ‘stakeholders’ – mainly corporations – in their place when it comes to global decision-making. Put bluntly, multi-stakeholder partnerships are public-private partnerships on the global stage. And they have real-world implications for the way our food systems are organized, how big tech is governed and how our vaccines and medicines are distributed.

(((schwab))), WEF, (((kissinger))), Harvard, CIA and how they're all connected

How come you guys think their's some kinda Jewish cult running around trying to kill white people? Some of them are fighting for conservatives and family values?

Isn't it just as simple as there's a large amount of powerful jews? Why does there have to be a huge cult behind it?

 

[lurk]

How come you guys think their's some kinda Jewish cult running around trying to kill white people? Some of them are fighting for conservatives and family values?

Isn't it just as simple as there's a large amount of powerful jews? Why does there have to be a huge cult behind it?

sigh....


i guess, here we go...

people who have warned against the jew:
Heny Ford. wrote the book The International Jew and financed the translation of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
Martin Luther. wrote the book On Jews and Their Lies
Richard Wagner. wrote a paper called On Jewish Music (or Jewishness in Music)
Adolf Hitler. obviously...
and these are just the books i've read so far.

 

[Viril.Feline.Wyyzrd]

sigh....


i guess, here we go...


people who have warned against the jew:
Heny Ford. wrote the book The International Jew and financed the translation of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
Martin Luther. wrote the book On Jews and Their Lies
Richard Wagner. wrote a paper called On Jewish Music (or Jewishness in Music)
and these are just the books i've read so far.

Too long; didn't read; all those guys are too old.

Also, if the rich are trying to divide up America, wouldn't they use antisemitism as one of their tools?

 

[lurk]

Too long; didn't read; all those guys are too old.

Also, if the rich are trying to divide up America, wouldn't they use antisemitism as one of their tools?

you think they havent?

 

[minty]

-asks a question
-decides to ignore the answer

stfu viril

 

[Viril.Feline.Wyyzrd]

you think they havent?

Why would they cry antisemitism over everything, and yet here you are feeding that with all this faggy bullshit.

 

[Maniac200688thewhitenigr]

https://www.centerformedicalprogres...arenthood-profits-from-fetal-tissue-donation/ |

Companies admit illegal fetal tissue sales, end California operations. Is Planned Parenthood next?

The trade in fetal tissue from aborted babies proved costly for two bioscience companies who will admit fault, cease California operations and meet the terms of a legal settlement close to $7.8 million in value for violating state and federal laws against the purchase or sale of fetal tissue.

www.catholicnewsagency.com

Theres a trade in aborted fetal tissue and its probaly on food we eat.