Day: October 1, 2023

CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid drug stores are closing 1500 stores. Target is only closing 9 stores, but it’s a start. 20 major retailers across the United States have closed or are about to close 3,193 stores because of looting and shoplifting by Negroes.

One has to ask, where will these poor, mentally feeble descendants of hunter-gatherer tribes find sustenance when their traditional sources are gone? Will they chimp out in suburban neighborhoods, mobbing the homes of white people for their food and clothing and smart phones? Many will die when the shooting starts.

Perhaps they should return to the jungles of Africa and learn from their Chimpanzee brothers that if you want to eat, you can’t be chopping down the fig trees.

In the age of the Roman Empire, glass was their form of plastic with bronze coming in at second place. Then iron became the world’s plastic, finally followed by cast iron in the 19th century, which was replaced by Bakelite in the early 20th century. Bakelite wasn’t the first form of actual plastic but it was the most successful and easiest to mass produce cheaply.

Since then, plastic has been made from all sorts of materials including cow’s milk, but petroleum oil has proven to be the best of all at making plastics with every imaginable desired quality.

Now the push is on to stop the oil pumps and convert all vehicle production to electric power. There’s a strong negative sentiment against the making of plastics, as well, because even though it degrades into tiny particles it still stays in the environment and enters the food chain.

So what will the next plastic be? Carbon. Have you seen the incredible things scientists have been doing with carbon over the past few years? They’ve created a transparent material only an atom thick that’s vastly stronger than our best steel. Nanotube transistors. Galvorn, made of carbon, that is stronger than steel, lighter than aluminum, and has the conductivity of copper and has unlimited applications in electronics and construction, and more.

Carbon is the 15th most common element on Earth and the easiest to extract because it’s found in almost everything and it’s about as cheap as dirt. What could possibly attract environmentalists more than to have an industry that takes carbon out of the environment and makes useful products out of it? Carbon is the future.

All the news bloggers are asking “Why aren’t our politicians doing something about all the bad things going on in our country” or else blaming them all for what’s going on?

But the people who hold the real power in Europe and the USA are silent and it’s not the politicians. I’m talking about the big corporations. All these huge companies that are suffering from massive looting losses and collapsing sales incomes are silent, when it’s them that should be screaming to Congress to stop the looting, stop the invasion across our borders, stop the economic collapse.

And they’re silent. Why would this be? It isn’t Congress that keeps the economy going strong, it’s all the corporations, the Big Box stores like Walmart, Target, Rite-Aid and many others, the corporations have all the money, the millions of employees, the vast holdings. It’s they who run the country.

They send out notices that they’re closing hundreds of stores because of looting or poor sales volume or both, but not one is on record complaining to government or the media about the reasons behind the store closings, even though they must be suffering huge losses. Why? It’s the big corporations that hold the real power, and they can and do dictate policy to government and instead of fighting this, they join in promoting it. All those companies joining in the Woke insanity even though it’s killing their business, does that make sense? The Petroleum industry is the biggest of all, it supports entire national economies, the world runs on oil from the ground, yet there’s not a peep, not a whisper from them over government demands to make all cars electric and end fuel production. WHY NOT? They should be screaming loudest of all.

When I look at the immense size of this confederacy, this cohesion of purpose between so many governments, corporations and media sources to wipe out all traces of past social norms, to fire up racial conflict, wreck the economy, corrupt our morals and put us all into a state of fear and confusion, it blows my mind.

I have no answer for it, only the questions. But I do have one observation. When I look at Pres. Trump trying to become President again, and how much attention he’s getting with his speeches, I’m reminded of a flea on an elephant’s back, with a megaphone. A tiny creature with a tiny bite making a big noise. Because he’s riding the monster that he can not conquer no matter how loud he gets or how many speeches he makes. Maybe he just doesn’t see the immensity of the beast he hopes to subdue, but I’m not there with him, I’m over here and my view is better.