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THE BOOK OF
POOK AND THE
MILL
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And so it begins...
Welcome to the home of the gentle and playful Pook!
Warrior against Androgyny,
Hobgoblin of Joy,
Seeker of Spiritual Truth,
and other neat stuff like that.
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What! you say. Shall you pollute my !nternet "ith yet A#$TH%& blog' (ut alas, "hat is a
Pook to do "hen cra"ling bet"een %arth and Hea)en' *o not despair! This is not a blog +ust for
the sake of making a blog. ,et me e-plain.
There are many fronts of the "ar against /atriarchy that the /en0s /o)ement is thro"ing their
spears. There is the ob)ious legal front. There is the personal front, the cultural front, e)en the
religious front. (ut no one seems to "onder +ust ho" the feminists got into the uni)ersity in the
first place. 1or once they infested the uni)ersity2 the politics of feminism "ould spread to )arious
fields attacking science and e)en mathematics. $nce gaining a foothold into the uni)ersity,
feminism, like tentacles, could spread into business schools to alter a generation of budding
3%$s and future decision makers.
!t is the Political School, some people "hisper. !t is through the Political School that
1eminism entered the 4ni)ersity. While it is true that the Political Science is infested "ith
feminism, politics is not the root. ! don0t e)en consider 1eminism to be a political manifestation.
5es, it is )ery political but politics is not the brain of 1eminism, only its tongue. %)en if
1eminism "as destroyed politically, you "ould end up "ith a silent glaring /atriarchy. Politics
is a symptom of 1eminism, not the original )irus.
1eminism entered the 4ni)ersity through the Humanities. Humanities are no" the nest "here
the /atriarchs perch. /uch of the Humanities are in ruins not +ust in the classrooms but in
people0s minds. ! am sure you ha)e heard of the 6agina /onologues. The theater has been
undone! And "ith it, all of Holly"ood becomes undone "ith it! ,iterature has been murdered!
And "ith it, the book industry has essentially collapsed.
5ou speak too brashly, it may be said. 6ery "ell doubting readers, let me ask you these
7uestions.
Ha)e you e)er heard "omen proclaim themsel)es geniuses "ith their bad poetry, sore "riting,
and terrible acting as if they ha)e no basis for substantial 7uality'
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Has there been literature or art made in the past hundred years that "ill stand the test of time'
Women are flooding the uni)ersities so "hat fields are many of them going into' 8Hint. it isn0t
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Ha)e you heard "omen consider themsel)es creati)e "ith their 0art0 but despise math'
Why does e)ery femini:ed "oman belie)e the 0humanities0 and math are t"o totally different
things'
1eminism has destroyed many li)es and many societies. (ut it has done something "orse. it has
destroyed the humanities. Feminism cannot co-exist with the old Humanities. This is "hy the
door in "hich 1eminism entered "as the Humanities "hich, once destroyed, could easily infect
the political systems and businesses of those affected nations.
;eep in mind that ! am not pointing out the solution. ! am simply sho"ing the burned do"n gate
in "hich the raging beast of 1eminism stormed into the castle. As a Pook, ! "as s"amped "ith
messages and, literally, pleas from the Sosua)e forum 8a 0ho" to get girl0 forum9. ,ooking back, !
can see that most of the problems came that the young men "ere 0femini:ed,0 i.e. they suffered
from the nice guyius ma-imus syndrome. Attempting to sol)e my o"n problems, ! dre" hea)ily
on the old humanities of the past and obeyed the Law of Reality. What is the ,a" of &eality' !t
is e-actly "hat you think. !nstead of &%A3T!#< to reality as burned #ice <uys do, you end up
%/(&A3!#< reality. When people follo" the ,a" of &eality, the entire "orld seems filled "ith
mar)els. !t is #e"ton0s metaphor of literally "alking among the shore picking up sea=shells.
/edusa "as defeated "ith a mirror and so too "ill feminism. Just as physics and biology are
mirrors to #ature0s la"s, so too "ere the old humanities. ,iterature does not sur)i)e centuries
because professors "illed it so. !t sur)i)es and prospers because it reflects the la"s of humanity.
%)en Shakespeare admitted he "as not being 0creati)e0 as he described his "ork as holding a
mirror up to #ature itself.
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1eminism is about "omen refusing to see #ature in their o"n reflection. (ut #ature0s la"s are
the constitution of our bodies and our thinking. !t is as ridiculous for a "oman to be a man +ust as
it is ridiculous for a man to be a pumpkin. #o" ! rather like pumpkins, they are most e-cellent
for pies. (ut the ,a" of &eality does apply. Just as #ature is the ,ord and ;ing o)er (iology
and Physics, thus #ature shall rule o)er Art and the Humanities.
(ut "hy is this blog named Pook0s /ill' you ask. This is a fascinating 7uestion "ith a
fascinating ans"er!
As ! said before, ! had no ans"ers for myself or the young men on Sosua)e. ! had only e)ery day
obser)ances but nothing to really put that in conte-t. The old humanities "ere a constant "ell !
kept going back to and pro)ided the... 1ountain of 5outh to these men "ho felt they "ere ha)ing
old crusty souls. ,ike Alice, ! "ondered, Ho" far do"n does the rabbit hole go' So after
lea)ing Sosua)e, ! +umped do"n the "ell and plunged through the abyss.
What ! found "as that in pre=history 8before "riting9 all the "orld0s cultures shared seemingly
similar beliefs due the obser)ance of the astral plane. /ath, art, astronomy, the calendar, "hich
are all seemingly different today "ere seen all as one then. The 0primiti)es0 of the past had )ast
kno"ledge about the sky. %)en though today "e may not see much use of them, it is similar to
the /iddle Ages interest in charting the 0layers0 of hea)en and naming all the angels. (ut "hile
those /iddle Ages studies seem irrele)ant today, they did in)ent perspecti)e that blossomed into
&enaissance art, founded the uni)ersity, and created the frame"ork of thought that became
established in Western Society. Plato kne" this ancient myth language "hich he probably learned
from the %gyptians. Pythagoras, that genius, "as also "ell rooted in kno"ing this core unison as
his harmony of the spheres sho"s. /usic, as far as e)en the /iddle Ages, "as considered a
0math.0 Ho" can you create music "ithout kno"ing math' 8!ndeed, many of the most talented
programmers are e-cellent musicians.9 Poetry "ith its meter is, indeed, music. After all, Alice in
Wonderland "as created by a mathematical genius. So much for "omen belie)ing 0creati)ity0 is
something separate from math.
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5ou interrupt. This is absurd! ! "ant an anti=feminist blog! #ot some academic namby=pamby!
5our skepticism is noted, but it is a similar reaction to "hen ! started 7uoting Shakespeare and
other 0insights0 of the past on a 0ho" to get girls0 forum. <i)e it time2 not e)erything can be
e-plained in the first blog post. %)en a Pook has a limit on his abilities!
#o", here is the reasoning behind this blog0s name.
The Saxo version of the Hamlet story, which Shakespeare based the play on, we find this from
Narranspiel of the account of Hamlet's ride along the shore:
He notices an old steering oar left over from a shipwreck, and he asks what it might be !"hy,!
his friends mockingly say, !it is a big knife! Then Hamlet remarks, !This is the right thing to
carve such a big ham!# by which he really means the sea Then, Saxo goes on, !as they passed
the sandhills and bade him look at the meal, meaning the sand, he replied that it had been
ground small by the hoary tempests of the ocean His companions praising his answer, he said he
had spoken wittingly
$ne of Hamlet's mythical predecessors, %mlodhi, was identified, in the crude and vivid imagery
of the Norse, by the ownership of a fabled mill which, in his own time, ground out peace and
plenty &ater, in decaying times, it ground out salt' and now finally, having landed at the bottom
of the sea, it is grinding rock and sand, creating a vast whirlpool, the (aelstrom )ie the
grinding stream, from the verb (%&%, !to grind!*, which is supposed to be a way to the land of
the dead
The image of the mill and its owner yielded elsewhere to more sophisticated ones, more adherent
to celestial events +n ,lato's powerful mind, the figure stood out as the -raftsman .od, the
/emi#urge, who shaped the heavens' but even ,lato did not escape the idea he had inherited, of
catastrophes and the periodic rebuilding of the world
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With the gloom and doom saturating many of the /en0s /o)ement pages, ! think it "ould be
refreshing for one to go a different route. This /ill here is to not grind out salt but, hopefully,
gold. (ut aside from its stance on optimism, this blog "ill differ precisely due to it being
strongly tethered to the old humanities. !t is a natural continuation of the old Sosua)e posts. Ho"
this blog "ill be the same is that it "ill capture the same snapshots of reality of personal
obser)ation and consider the /en0s /o)ement as a political entity. This blog is not intended to
bring do"n 1eminism as it is more geared to bring men up.
We ha)e the po"er to re=create the "orld again. And 1eminism, like those other !)ory To"ers,
"ill go the "ay of (abel. They ha)e created this lofty to"er of theories, doctrines, and
ideologies, but it "ill be #ature "ho pulls the rug from underneath the feminists. The feminists,
in the end, "ill not be defeated by common sense or masculine petitioning but to be soundly
annihilated by #ature.
#o one has e)er betrayed #ature and gotten a"ay "ith it.
Table of 3ontents
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Part 1: rinding the !oul >?
1. /en and the /ill >@
1. PookAs 3ommandmentAs )s. The Way >B
2. 3ommandment $ne. (e "ho you are >C
3. 3ommandment T"o. 1ight the negati)ism DD
4. 3ommandment Three. (ecome financially free D@
5. !s pain the measure of man DC
6. /enAs pro+ection is their greatest "eakness EB
7. &ogues and ;na)es EF
8. A foolAs Paradise ?D
9. /oral 3ourage ?G
10. A matter of ego
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11. Where goes your se-ual energy
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12. What you are up against
@E
13. <olden rule to "eed out "omen
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14. Anti *umpAs machine
@F
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15. The /anipulated /an
BG
2. Women and the /ill BC
1. The lace curtain GH
2. WomenAs pleasure FH
3. WomenAs )ie"s on men FD
4. Social life is the "omenAs life F?
5. 3elebrity is the opposite of "omen FB
6. 1ish=hook metaphor FC
7. &eal ladies are rare C>
8. 1eministAs )s. the mill CE
9. Has feminism al"ays been around CG
10./atriarchy dictionary >HD
11.The real reason feminism "as successful >H?
12.Why do feminists hate the bible >H@
13./atriarchy and the churches >HG
14.The poisoned feminist tree >HC
15.Why did feminists go batshit insane >>D
16.,ife of security >>?
3. The Ancients and the /ill >>B
1. <reeks and the mill >>G
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2. <oldingAs Iuasi="ords >D>
3. $rigin of Shaman and the metamorphosis of spirits >DE
4. #e"ton and the mill >DF
5. The &ichard !! decease >EH
4. The /ill !tself >ED
1. The /ill is e)ery"here >ED
2. Hurricanes, ;ings, and the /ill >EB
3. (ehold the Plutons >?H
4. $rigin of the nerd >?>
5. !nformation age is about conte-t, not content >?E
6. Po"er >?G
7. /ass reincarnation of #e)ille 3hamberlain >?C
8. Passion )s. %ros >@>
9. The 3himera >@?
10. &omanticism. An $bituary
>@F
11. The re+ection of e-istentialism
>BG
12. The Way
>GH
13. $n the origin and cause of political per)ersion
>GD
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14. The ultimate 7uestion
>FE
15. The animated life
>FB
16. Purpose of life is to "in
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17. 5ou are not god
>C>
Part ": #hange and the new #ontext >C?
1. Politics >C@
1. Why &ome fell >CB
2. The political science DHH
3. Who is (ush DH@
4. ,ieberman thro"n under the bus DHC
5. The real hurricane ;atrina memory D>>
6. The path to C=>> D>E
7. Too much oil D>B
8. TeacherAs gender affects learning D>G
9. #o compromise in religious "ar D>C
10. Has Thailand fallen to +ihad
DDH
11. American Women Suck forum taken do"n
DDD
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12. &!P %ternal (achelor
DDE
13. An email from Portugal
DD@
14. !llegal immigration. serfs for feminism
DEH
15. /atriarchy behind immigration bill
DEE
16. Japanese la"s breeding matriarchy
DEB
17. ,a" doesnAt care about your karma
DEF
18. /arriage and the State
D?D
19. #5 Times sees the marriage strike
D@?
20. *oes la" create marriage or do people
D@B
21. What the la" hath +oined together
D@G
2. 1eminism DB>
1. <ag Alert DB>
2. *o feminist eat cat feces DGG
3. *oes freedom of consent apply to men as "ell DGF
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4. *onAt fall for this fish story DFH
5. 3hick radio DFD
6. 1emini:ed Journalism DF?
7. 1orbes. donAt marry a career "oman DFG
8. 1eminist assault 1orbes maga:ine DFF
9. (attle of 1orbes. no it is a battle of !/(&A DCH
10. The se-ual harassment )ideo
DC?
11. Spinsterhood. the ,$4* epidemic
DC@
12. #o standards for young "omen are good
DCF
13. %mail on matriarchy and marriage
DCC
14. /atriarchy circles "agons around teen beauty
EHE
15. 1eminist compares smartest "omen to stupidest men
EH@
16. /ale feminists are guilt fill "imps
EHG
17. 1eminist annoyed that JfeministA had negati)e connotations
E>H
3. Technology E>>
1. 3oming of the entertainment "a)e E>>
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2. The third great change of mankind E>E
3. (o- office plummets DBK E>@
4. Holly"ood reali:e they are in the entertainment business E>B
5. #ightline surpasses ,etterman EDH
6. This columnist didnAt do his home"ork ED>
7. &a:or blades model is not the standard for consoles ED?
8. The H* re)olution that fi::led EDG
9. Sony says. LTo hell "ith you, %uropeM EDC
10. !mmense ,ogistical 3hallenge
EEE
11. &eturn of the big #
EE?
12. 4S game sales for July
EEC
13. Japanese game sales 8August9
E?E
14. #P* sales August DHHB
E?B
15. This is 3ontra
E@H
16. !"ata talks application of talents
E@>
4. ,ife E@D
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1. Society is not a unit E@D
2. 4ptight E@@
3. Wild rice and "ild corn E@F
4. Pook and the infinite money theorem EBH
5. &ed 1lag EBD
6. A letter from outside the matriarchy EB?
7. #ice <uy Amuck EBF
8. T"o Spheres EG>
9. Psychoanaly:ing the bachelorpad EG@
10. L#o, ! donAt ha)e childrenM
EFD
11. Three men and the "olfish "oman
EFB
12. A story from a police officer
EFF
13. (achelorism. an epidemic
EC>
14. (achelor +oys are sold off "hen you marry
ECD
15. ,o)e as license
ECE
16. 1ootprints
EC@
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17. 6oice of the neuter
EC@
18. Take being called gay as a compliment
ECB
19. &adicalism of 6ilar
?HH
20. &adicalism of 6ilar N>
?H>
21. &adicalism of 6ilar ND
?HB
22. &adicalism of 6ilar NE
?HC
23. The musician
?>D
24. <roundbreaking study
?>F
25. Pook gro"s "ings
?DH
26. Ho" else to boost testosterone
?DE
27. A full "orkout "ith the "ork
?DB
28. @>.?C
?DC
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29. C@=@ rule
?EE
30. Are men allo"ed to ha)e any standards in "omen
?E@
31. ,etter defending men ha)ing options
?EC
32. An email from sosau)e
??H
33. Thank this man
??E
34. Jerry *oyle as /&A
??@
35. (elie)e the older men
??B
36. Why marriage no longer "orks
??G
37. /edia got it right in >CFB
?@>
38. Women are desperate to get married
?@D
39. Ad)ertisement
?@@
Part $: #hange and your #ontext ?@F
1. The end is not nigh ?@C
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1. The doomslayer ?@C
2. Hugh oil disco)ery ?BB
3. *onAt "orry about these terrorists ?BF
4. World "ar !6 ?GH
5. The ultimate "eapon to le)el ci)ili:ation ?GD
6. 3i)il "ar in the matriarchy ?G?
7. (aby bust alters politics ?GB
8. Women hate feminism "hen it interferes ?GF
9. The 7uestioner ?F>
10. Solution to the matriarchy
?FB
11. What should the menAs mo)ement do
?CH
12. What should the menAs mo)ement do !!
?CE
13. #e)er forget >CCC
?CF
2. <oing beyond your o"n "ay @H>
1. Jesus "as a +erk @H>
2. Women are smarter than men @H@
3. The human chessboard @>H
4. &eflect nature @>E
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5. 3heckmate @>@
6. We need to shame "omen @>G
7. 1or those in doubt @>F
8. Why do people stay bitter @DD
9. #ir)ana @D?
10. *ifference bet"een Patriarchy and /atriarchy
@D@
11. The ad)enturer and the 6orte-
@EH
12. &eal seduction )s. Wimp seduction
@E@
13. Why men fall to /atriarchy
@EF
14. Hu-ley and $r"ell foretold the /atriarchy
@?E
15. PlatoAs "arnings about "riting
@?G
16. The seduction of the menAs mo)ement
@@>
17. Time to mo)e beyond /<T$W
@@E
18. /ore reasons "hy ! am not and /&A
@@G
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19. ,i)e in the talent
@@F
Part One
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Men an" t$e )!((
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Pook0s 3ommandments )s. The Way
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These 0commandments0 are simple and "ill counter the 0The Way.0
L(ut /onsieur Pook, speak truly,M you say. LWhat is this thing you call...The "ay0M
The Way is the default life most men re)ol)e around. The Way is routinely celebrated and held
up as the only Way.
The Way consists of the follo"ing.
=<o to school. <et good grades. *o the senior prom, go to school dances, gi)e a girl your high
school class ring, and other garbage like that.
=<o to college. <et e)en more good grades. Participate "ith the campus acti)ities, especially the
feminist ones. 3elebrate the 6agina /onologues. (ecome a mangina and "rite against e)il
patriarchy and ho" "omen need more rights and security.
=<et a +ob, not in something you like, but in something that provides security /ake money by
"orking harder.
=/eet a girl, fall in lo%e, and marry her. Participate in the elaborate "edding and the honeymoon
to a place you didn0t choose.
=(uy a big house because of the e-pectation of kids.
=$nce married, the other married guys sho" you ho" the system "orks by sho"ing you the
home impro)ement acti)ities you no" get to engage on. 5es, you get to go buy hammers and
scre"s to continually improve the house. ,a"n care, house care, car care, yes, your purpose is to
maintain this physical shelter and make it look 0acceptable.0
=Ha)e a kid or t"o. Wife gets fat and cuts her hair. 5ou must accept this. 5ou "ill no" "ork
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harder and be forced to get promoted due to the rising costs. 5ou ha)e become the "age sla)e.
=;eep doing this for decades until your soul e)aporates. As your body breaks do"n 8it "ill at this
fast pace9, let your "ife play the role as the 0nurse0 as you begin to make continual trips to the
hospital.
=*ie.
Sounds fun doesnAt it' !t certainly doesn0t sound appealing to me. ;eep in mind that ! am not
knocking college, good grades, children, home impro)ement, and all that. What ! am knocking is
the pre#formulated life. This 0default0 )ie" is life in the /atriarchy. And this is if you are lucky
and "ere not di)orced.
While life in the /atriarchy as a metro=se-uali:ed man holds little +oy and much neuteri:ation,
the /en0s /o)ement has dropped the ball by not offering any optimistic alternati)es. The
be"ildered young male sees, "ith )ery open eyes, the gloom and doom of The Way in the
/atriarchal System. (ut the alternati)es are...more gloom and doom! Society is set to collapse!
these old farts say.
What is the result' The young man becomes depressed. Some turn to suicide. Why should
anyone be surprised' !f one read depressing bitter posts and articles day after day, "ho wouldn't
be depressed' What you read so shall you think.
We ha)e gi)en young men t"o sets of doom. the hell of The Way and the hell of the so=called
0upcoming societal collapse.0 (ut there is another "ayOa "ay of hope.
/en <oing Their $"n Way is not an entitlement for sloth and righteousness. !t is an opportunity
to li)e. 1reed from the shackles, "e get the chance to actually ha)e life. *o men trapped in the
/atriarchy ha)e that opportunity' O#o! Treat it as the greatest gift e)er besto"ed upon you. !t
truly is the gift of life.
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The best means of persuasion for young men is to not sho" ho" %6!, the /atriarchy is but
rather sho" ho" <$$* it is to be a man going his o"n "ay. !n a political election, candidates
do not "in by saying their candidate is S$ %6!, that he must be )oted against. &ather, the
candidate must sho" WH5 people ought to )ote for him. This is true in business. 5ou sell your
product by sho"ing "hy it is good, not by sho"ing "hy your competitor0s product is %6!,.
5oung men, "ho are standing on the thresh=hold of life, are being taught to peer into someone0s
abyss. 5outh, like fruit, can be s"eet or bitter depending on ho" and "hen you pluck it. (ut you
cannot kno" the s"eet "ithout kno"ing the bitter. 5et, ho" many of you "ould eat rotten fruit
to illustrate that' 5ou don0t because you kno" it isn0t healthy.
This is the same. And you can identify the good tree from the rest because only it "ill gro" the
good fruit. ;eep this in mind "hen you read more acidic rants 8from anyone9.
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Pookish 3ommandment $ne. (e Who 5ou Are
The 1irst 3ommandment is the most important and embodies all the other commandments. 5ou
must be "ho you are.
What is the biggest obstacle to true success' !t is "hen "e do not become "ho "e are. We try to
be someone else or be "hat people 0"ant0 us to be. !t is discarding our passion in life and doing
something else because that is 0proper.0
There are t"o uni)ersal attributes for any )ery successful person. $ne, they "ork )ery hard at
"hat they do. T"o, they ,$6% "hat they do so it doesn0t seem like "ork. 1ind a passion in your
life and embrace it "ith e)erything you0)e got. 5ou only ha)e one life and only so much time.
Why not spend your life doing something you lo)e rather doing something you hate' !f people
"ould find something they lo)ed to do and e-cel in it, CCK of the "orld0s problems "ould
probably be sol)ed.
!f you do not like your life, there is one reason for it. you. ,ife is not "hat happens to you. ,ife
is "hat you make of it, life is what you do Those "ho think that life is something that 0happens0
to you belie)e that they are not allo"ed to ha)e +oy and happiness due to "hate)er problems are
dumped on them. 5et, "hile our era has problems +ust as any other era, is that a reason to sit on
the sidelines of life' *o our problems today compare to our ancestors0 troubles of "orld "ars,
re)olutions, plague, and recession' And if they did, is it "orth gi)ing up li)ing life'
Anyone is free to sei:e life and make it "hat they "ant it to be. Why is this hard' !t is because it
in)ol)es change. &outines are easy. Habits are easy. Sitting there and blaming someone else for
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your life is easy.
What is "orse is that people do not think life is to be en+oyed. &ather, they think life is to be
endured. !f you are ha)ing too much fun, too much happiness, then something must be "rong as
you 0ought0 to be doing more serious stuff. These ideas probably come from our parents, our
family, our church, our "omen, and other sources. We are raised "ith these pre=concei)ed ideas
that imprison us.
Who says life is not meant to be en+oyed' And "ho is to define that but you' ,ife can be
"hate)er "e "ant it to be. (ut if "e sit around and think "e ha)e no control o)er it 8due to
go)ernment, feminists, etc.9, "e are creating our o"n destiny of despair. WhoAs to say you ha)e
to go through suffering se)en days of the "eek'
With all that is out there to e-perience and en+oy, "hoAs to say that your life has to be 0hard0 or
0serious'0 And "hy let anyone but you define ho" to li)e your o"n life'
Why are you unhappy' !t is because you think you can ha)e a better life than you ha)e no". So
are you going to sit here and blame someone else for it or are you going to go out no" and
change it' 5ou can sit around all day "aiting for someone to come around and recogni:e you,
but it "ill ne)er happen. Why' +t is because people are too worried about themselves And they
are "orried about "hat 5$4 think of TH%/.
Why do "omen hold so much po"er' !t is because "e gi)e it to them. /en literally shape their
li)es to gain female appro)al. /en going their o"n "ay means, at the most essential le)el, that
5$4 are going to define ho" life is going to be en+oyed and li)ed. 5$4 are going to set the
rules for your life. 5$4 are not going to let your life be defined by your /om, your *ad, your
sister, your brother, your church, your grandparents, your go)ernment, your girlfriend, but only
by 5$4. The double edge is that if something doesn0t go right, you can blame only yourself. (ut
isn0t it "orth"hile to li)e 5$4& mistakes rather than li)e other people0s mistakes'
!f you gi)e up those rules to someone else, then 5$4 are to blame if your life is not "here you
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like it. This is hard. ! am telling you that this is hard We ha)e been told our li)es that people
"ho do "ell in life are 0lucky.0 They came from the right family. They are different. They
had it handed to them. When you see someone happy, don0t go, $h, ! "ish ! "ere like them.
They must come from the right part of to"n and all to be happy. That isn0t ho" happiness
"orks. And the odds are is that those that are 0happy0 are usually co)ering up their o"n misery.
,ife is to be li)ed. ,ife is meant to be grabbed on to. When you do this, you no longer "orry
about "hat other people think of you. And if you *$ "orry about "hat other people think of
you, then you are imprisoned by it.
/en <oing Their $"n Way is about breaking free from this mental prison. (e "ho you are.
While other people li)e their li)es "orrying "hat other people think of them, you "ill suddenly
notice a huge difference in your life.
5ou "ill be A3T!#< on life instead of &%A3T!#< to it.
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Second Pookish 3ommandment. 1ight the
#egati)ism
Happiness and optimism are more infectious and influential than sadness and negati)ism.
Whene)er ! ha)e been pessimistic, my life tends to go no"here 8in "hich ! become e)en more
negati)e!9. (eing negati)e ne)er gained me any friends but has repelled people a"ay from me.
(eing pessimistic retards you. 5ou donAt undergo action in pessimism. 5ou donAt get smarter
under pessimism. 5ou +ust become stupider and become filled with fear
/any people became millionaires +ust by selling books on optimism. Why didnAt books on
pessimism sell millions of copies' !t is because anyone can be pessimistic. Anyone can shape the
"orld into <loom and *oom. (ut only a fe" can be optimistic.
This commandment is to 1!<HT the #egati)ism. We all are filled "ith some sort of negati)ity.
We must struggle "ith it and "restle it do"n like some giant snake, because pessimism gets in
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the way of who we are. 5ou fight negati)ism not by ignoring it, not by pretending it doesnAt e-ist,
but by using reason itself.
People "ant to be part of mo)ements that are optimistic, +oyful, and winning. Who "ants to be
part of a mo)ement that says, L#othing can be done. The "orld is o)er. We are doomed'M There
is no book that says, LThe <reat <loom and *oomers of History.M
There are many reasons to be optimistic.
=The liberation of "omen is only resulting in the liberation of men. /en are free to shrug off the
old family chains and responsibilities since there is no pressure to marry. /en can ha)e se- "ith
any "oman almost openly. /en do not ha)e to start a family if they donAt really "ant to
8"hereas before, it "as socially enforced9.
=Western "omen had the greatest paradise any "oman has hadO they had men "orking for
them, "orshipping them, in the richest nations e)er kno"n on %arth. And they thre" all that
a"ay to Jbecome like men.A This re)ealed to many men the secrets of female manipulation. The
cat is no" out of the bag and cannot be stuffed back in again. Thanks to the internet, the song
and dance of manipulation is finally ending.
=/ore and more men are finding lo)e 8and pleasure9 o)erseas. This means men ha)e options in
other countries. Western "omen do not.
=/en can find "hate)er they "ish. !f they "ant a traditional "ife, they can find one from the
Philippines or some"here else. !f they +ust "ant prostitutes, they ha)e Thailand among other
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places. !f they "ant moreOuhhO:esty "omen they ha)e &ussia, (ra:il, along "ith other
countries. The possibilities are endless.
=!n the 4.S., marriage rates are dropping and co=habitation is up. This is because men are "aking
up to the strange legal system that operates around marriage.
=Western "omen still donAt get it. They still ha)e the J5$4 <$ <&&,,!M attitude of a 3areer
Woman or something else. They donAt understand "hy men are increasingly refusing to date or
marry them. All they kno" is that e)erything is the menAs faultOsomeho". Today, the 0boys0
arenAt /A# enough to ask her out 8or so she thinks9.
=1eminism is losing po"er politically. *emographically, this is true. The surest "ays to pass
)alues from one generation to another is "ith children. 1eminists do not belie)e in children,
"hich is one of the reasons "hy they are losing numbers. Abortion has not helped their cause but
only depleted their flock.
=*i)orce la"s and child custody la"s are beginning to be fiercely challenged.
=Paternity testing is spreading like "ildfire.

=The abuse of shouting JrapeA +ust to Jget e)enA has recei)ed "idespread attention.
=%ach day, more men Jget it,A and reali:e they donAt ha)e to follo" The Way.
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The trends are all in our fa)or. 5our +ob is to figure out "hat you "ant in life and <$ 1$& !T.
O$r you could sit in the corner and think that the "orld is going to end. (ut you are not getting
any younger. *o not fall prey to the Paralysis of Analysis!
Thou shall li)e!!! And do not let anyone steal your +oy.
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Pookish 3ommandment Three. (ecome
1inancially 1ree
(ecoming financially independent is one of the greatest changes you can make to your life. 5ou
become in control of your life "hen you ha)e all of your assets paying all of your e-penses and
you donAt need a +ob. There are many books and much information on ho" to become financially
free so ! "on0t talk about that here. (ut there is something else ! ha)e been "ondering...
Why did men become, and stri)e, to become employees fore)er'
!t is a fascinating 7uestion. The idea of financial freedom is not ne". So "hat possibly could get
CHK of the population into becoming "age sla)es'
We are put in school at about fi)e years old. We are then told to do stuff. This does not change
until the day "e retire 8for many men, this is si-ty years later9. The idea of doing nothing is alien
to us. !f someone does nothing, hostility and mockery is sent at that person. ,a:y! they say.
The child, since the age of fi)e, then goes through school. He often goes to college "here he is
told to do more things. After college, he gets a +ob and keeps doing "hat someone else "ants him
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to do.
After a "hile, you "ould think, Wouldn0t he try to get out of the position of being le)eraged'
5es, you "ould. ! ne)er understood "hy the masses didn0t attempt to escape from being a "age
sla)e. The reason "hy most men ne)er escape the "age sla)e mentality is because of their
"oman.
*uring college or shortly after, a man meets a "oman. The sparks fly. They end up getting
married. This means they must mo)e into some apartment and soon to a house. The bills keep
getting larger. And then the "ife gets pregnant and the little bundle of +oy comes home. (abies
are e-traordinarily e-pensi)e 8and ta-ing on health and sanity as "ell9. The parents, at least the
father if the "ife "ants to stay home, has to "ork harder to make ends meet. /ore babies appear.
The husband has to keep "orking and "orking and "orking. The husband "ill become so
accustomed to "orking that he "ill feel himself a failure if he doesn0t "ork in some "ay. He "ill
be incapable of doing nothing. !f he retires, he usually dies soon after"ard 8statistics sho" many
men passing a"ay right after retiring. All that "ork, and you can0t en+oy the little freedom at the
end.9.
! kno" many men in their EHs "ith families. ! rarely see them because they are al"ays "orking.
They "ork because their e-penses are so high. (ut they also "ork because their woman has
completely taken over the household Their household is so dirty, and filled "ith screaming kids
and a fat "ife, that they are HAPP5 to "ork o)ertime. The more they "ork, the harder it is for
them to do nothing.
(ut Pook, you ask. Why should one do nothing' !sn0t it better to "ork'
#o. The founder of /T6 gi)es this ad)ice to those "ho are financially able to retire. Wait one
year before you do anything else. 1or one year, do absolutely nothing. !t "ill be the hardest thing
you do in your life.
And, sure enough, it is especially if you ha)e been conditioned to 0"ork0 since the age of fi)e. We
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are all brain"ashed in some fashion. ! ha)e e-perience "ith some professional 0brain"ashing0
places, these uni7ue 0forums.0 The one thing they try to do is to keep you hungry, keep you
sleepy, and not allo" you to be alone doing nothing. !f you are alone doing nothing, you can
think. !f you think, you suddenly reali:e "hat a bogus operation it all is. !n many +obs they "ill
attempt to brain"ash you. At one +ob, after a hard day0s "ork, ! "ant to go home, rest, and do
"hate)er. The +ob tried to in)ade that as "ell, making it almost "here ! Pne)erP had rest. ! said,
To hell "ith you, to that +ob. !f an employer is trying to brain"ash me, ! +ust gi)e them a
middle finger and "alk out. !f you "ant my "ork, do it by pay, do it by making the +ob
en)ironment pleasant, do it by some other benefits, but don0t do it by 0brain"ashing.0 !t is like
they "ant you to lo)e your 0+ob0 like you "ould 0lo)e0 a "oman. Those "ho ha)e no passion
beforehand are )ulnerable to this brain"ashing.
As these men "ork and "ork, they lose their greatest assets. time and health. Soon it becomes
too late for them to become financially free e)en if they do snap out of it.
!magine! A childhood in a mass produced schools, mass produced colleges, mass produced 0+obs,0
to li)e in mass produced houses and suburbs 8little artificial to"ns "ith fountains9, and "hen "e
die "e retire on some 0mass produced0 package plan and go to the mass produced nursery homes.
That is C@K of the population0s life.
This is The Way.
Women do not 7uestion it. They plan and see it. They do not imagine financial freedom and
rarely see it for "hat it means. !f you tell a "oman you "ant to become financially free, they "ill
run for the hills. !t sho"s that "omen do not like rich men, they like rich men they can
brain"ash. &omen marry wage sla%es. 'f you do not want to become a wage sla%e( don)t get
married. 5our "ife "ill support you in getting a bigger paycheck. (ut she "ill not support you
in getting a bigger soul.
$ne pattern ! noticed is that all the great humanities, the great songs, art, and literature, ne)er
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came from peasants. !t al"ays came from the aristocracy or people funded directly by the
aristocracy. To Americans, you kno" that the 0founding fathers0 like Washington "ere "ell
educated and cultured. (ut they "ere that "ay because they "ere financially free.
(eing financially free is not about greed. !t is to allo" the 1irst Pookish 3ommandment to
become true. to be who you are !f you en+oy "riting poetry, becoming financially free "ill allo"
you to pursue poetry. !f you en+oy racing cars, becoming financially free allo"s you to do that.
!t is hard to be "ho you are "hen a stupid +ob is in the "ay. The rich belie)e the "ord +ob means
*ust +)er ,roke.
People say that "ealth changes you. !t doesn0t. &ather, it changes e)eryone around you. People
"ho "ere your friends "ill gro" angry that you 0ha)e money.0 They "ill despise you. !t is lonely
at the top.
As %sther 6ilar from her e-cellent book, the /anipulated /an, describes.
!+f a young man gets married, starts a family, and spends the rest of his life working at a soul#
destroying 1ob, he is held up as an example of virtue and responsibility The other type of man,
living only for himself, working only for himself, doing first one thing and then another simply
because he en1oys it and because he has to keep only himself, sleeping where and when he
wants, and facing woman when he meets her, on e2ual terms and not as one of a million slaves,
is re1ected by society The free, unshackled man has no place in its midst!
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!s pain the measure of man'
! once said, There "as not a philosopher "ho could endure the toothache patiently. This line is
lifted directly from Shakespeare0s /uch Ado About #othing 8strangely, it is 7uoted in the
Wikipedia entry on toothache as "ell9.
<entlemen, here is the source. 8Act 6, Scene >9
+ pray thee, peace I will be flesh and blood;
3or there was never yet philosopher
That could endure the toothache patiently,
However they have writ the style of gods
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%nd made a push at chance and sufferance
$ne of the problems of the #ice <uy is that he is so intellectual, so stuffed "ith theories, that he
has difficulty in being flesh and blood. When people tell ,eonato that he should endure the pain
of the lies about his daughter, he re+ects that notion. He prefers to be flesh and blood, not some
abstraction, and that no philosopher could endure the toothache patiently 8as philosophers,
despite "hat they say, are flesh and blood9.
Here is the email.
!4et, there was never a philosopher who could endure the toothache patiently5
$h silly ,ook67&ameness is an impediment to the leg, but not to the will' and say this to
yourself with regard to everything that happens 3or you will find it to be an impediment to
something else, but not truly to yourself5 #8pictetus, .reek Stoic ,hilosopher and former
9oman slave
"ho inspired the novel60 Tom "olfe:s % (an in 3ull #
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!"hat little bit -onrad had learned about philosophy at (ount /iablo had seemed to concern
people who were free and whose main problem was to choose from among life:s infinite
possibilities $nly 8pictetus began with the assumption that life is hard, brutal, punishing,
narrow, and confining, a deadly business, and that fairness and unfairness are beside the point
$nly 8pictetus, so far as -onrad knew, was a philosopher who had been stripped of everything,
imprisoned, tortured, enslaved, threatened with death %nd only 8pictetus had looked his
tormenters in the eye and said, J4ou do what you have to do, and + will do what + have to do,
which is live and die like a man: !
Aside from no mention of %pictetus suffering a toothache and his already noisy re)eling in the
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glory of pain, there is a broad theme up "ork abo)e. that to be a man is to endure pain. !n
America there is the idea that to be a man is to suck it up. $ne thing ! find fascinating is ho" it
is not belie)ed that men ha)e the right to be happy anymore. !f you choose to follo" dreams and
passions of your o"n, choose your o"n "oman, and so on, people "ill think you are la:y, are
foolish, anything but a man. #otice ho" e)erything that gi)es a young man pleasure is
considered childish and unmanly.
1re7uent se-
Sports
6ideo games
(arbe7uing good food
!nternet
<oing out "ith the guys
Hard religion
And so on
3onsider that "hat gi)es "omen pleasure is no" seen as high society.
Shopping
Tele)ision
$bsession about houses and redecorating them
3elebrity "orship
Soft religion
And so on
1or e)ery pleasure a man has, it is to be considered a 0guilt.0 (ut e)ery pleasure a "oman has, it
is to be considered The Way. An a)alanche of shame is unleashed upon a man "ho is en+oying
himself. 5ou are to feel guilty for en+oying life. According to The Way, men ha)e responsibilities
and all their pleasures are nothing more than )ices 8"hich our saintly "omen are to sa)e us
from9.
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!n our de=se-uali:ed "orld 8not allo"ing males to ha)e pleasure in being men or females to ha)e
pleasure in being "omen9, the greatest pleasure you0ll ha)e is in being a man, acting like a man,
and thinking like a man. ! find great pleasure in lifting insane "eights. Women think ! am doing
it +ust to build up my body so ! can impress them 8"hich is "hy they permit it9. (ut if you
"atch sports or play )ideo games, this is fro"ned on because, aside from gi)ing you pleasure, it
also cannot benefit "omen in any "ay. !f a guy "ants to go to Thailand to buy prostitutes, ! don0t
care as ! ha)e other things to do. (ut "omen "ill HAT% such a guy and try to shame him to no
end. According to The Way, men are not supposed to seek such pleasure 8e)en though "omen
do9. /en0s pleasure is generally restricted to one thing. ser)icing "omen. Any pleasure that
doesn0t, such as "atching sports, is granted to males "ho ha)e ser)iced their "oman. (ut such
pleasure is temporary and must be re=earned. A man must 0earn0 the pleasure to "atch a sports
game. !n same "ay, if a man complains about the lack of se- from his "ife, "omen "ill only say,
5ou need to ser)e her more as if se- in a marriage "as something to be 0earned0 like money.
/uch of this ser)ice is by being addicted to praise. ,o)e parallels "ar. Just as in ,o)e, there are
#ice <uys "ho appease, supplicate, and are addicted to praise, people in "ar 8i.e. politics9 do the
same. The biggest sap in the realm of War and Politics "ould be Jimmy 3arter. %)er since the
#i-on funeral, "hen all these people, including *emocrats, "ere praising #i-on for certain
policies, 3arter0s "ife +ammed her elbo" into him and said, (ut "hat about "hen you die' *o
you "ant people to say you +ust hammered houses' So this is "hy you ha)e Jimmy 3arter
flying about the "orld, trying to make all these 0political agreements,0 and trying to ha)e a
presence e)ery"here. He is a man made insane by his addiction to praise. /any politicians
throughout the "orld are so "eak precisely because they are addicted to praise and care "hat
e)eryone else things of them. *id 3hurchill care "hat people thought of him' Was ,incoln
addicted to praise'
! re+ect the assumption that life is painful, hard, and cruel. ,ife "ill be "hate)er you make it to
be. The greatest barrier to pleasure and happiness in your life is your o"n mind. Think of the
sosua)e of guys "ho had it hard "ith "omen. The biggest reason they had difficulty "ith "omen
"as that they expected it to be difficult. !f you approach the situation that getting girls are easy
then it often becomes easy. Just do it. The same applies "ith "ealth creation. (ecoming rich is
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too hard, some say. Why say that' Why not say, L(ecoming rich is fun and simple.M !f you truly
belie)e that, instead of a trial of pain, your pursuit "ill be full of fun.
Philosophy is alcohol to the soul. When a person is "ounded, in terms of dreams and destiny, he
often picks up a bottle of philosophy and sucks it like a baby to his mother0s breast. What good
"ill philosophy do to me' Philosophy "ill not make me rich. Philosophy "ill not put clothes on
my back and food in my stomach. Philosophy "ill not entertain family, friends, or girls.
Philosophy does not gi)e comfort to the dying, or +oy to the li)ing. While some young men get
drunk bodily from alcohol, other young men get drunk spiritually from philosophy.
1eminists belie)e themsel)es philosophical. Their souls are so drunk that they ha)e become
to-ic. A to-ic soul +ust passes through #ature infecting, harming, and poisoning things around it.
1eminists are not happy. Ho" could they be' As an antidote they only take up the bottle of
philosophy some more. O<lug, glug, glug. !nstead of being flesh and blood, instead of finding
+oy in being female, they ha)e so di)orced their heads their flesh that they find Nature itself to be
toxic and barbaric. A man battling feminists "ith his o"n arms of philosophy is t"o drunken
souls fighting o)er nothing. !t resembles t"o drunks in a bar fighting o)er some figment in their
mind.
! don0t "ant to spend life fighting o)er figments in the mind. #othing "ould gi)e me greater
pleasure than to burn my library. ! "ill be flesh and blood! ! "ill en+oy life and the fruits of
#ature. (ut surely philosophy and the 0intellect0 hold some purpose. So "hat is it'
There are t"o great teachers in life. e-perience and foresight. %-perience teaches harshly,
brutally, "hile foresight teaches gently, patiently, pleasingly. As for my master, ! choose
foresight. $n sosua)e, you "ould often hear that e-perience is e)erything, but must you
e-perience many marriages in order to ha)e a 0good one'0 $f course not! /en "ho do not see the
potential legal noose that marriage and di)orce can bring "ill be taught by e-perience if they do
not learn their lessons from foresight. !n the same "ay, young men, e)en nice guys, "ill learn
their lessons from e-perience about "omen if they do not first learn them from foresight. The
problem is that di)orce, child custody, and all is too shattering to learn from e-perience. ,et us
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embrace foresight on the matter.
The point of 0philosophi:ing0 mind is to sip enough of the intellect to achie)e foresight, but not to
become a drunk by pouring entire bottles of the stuff into your head. ,et us use philosophy for
life rather than use life for philosophy. And once "e obtain "hat "e need to kno", burn the
books.
The greatest re)enge is li)ing "ell. !f you "ant to get underneath a politician0s skin, don0t gi)e in
to rebuttals or take them seriously. &ather, mock them and make fun of them.
1ascinatingly, ! "rote the abo)e before reading the belo". Shakespeare already linked
melancholy to drunkenness "ith the passage from %s 4ou &ike +t...
*A-./!
! prithee, pretty youth, let me be better ac7uainted
"ith thee.
R+!AL'01
They say you are a melancholy fello".
*A-./!
! am so2 ! do lo)e it better than laughing.
R+!AL'01
Those that are in e-tremity of either are abominable
fello"s and betray themsel)es to e)ery modern
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censure "orse than drunkards.
*A-./!
Why, 0tis good to be sad and say nothing.
R+!AL'01
Why then, 0tis good to be a post.
*A-./!
! ha)e neither the scholar0s melancholy, "hich is
emulation, nor the musician0s, "hich is fantastical,
nor the courtier0s, "hich is proud, nor the
soldier0s, "hich is ambitious, nor the la"yer0s,
"hich is politic, nor the lady0s, "hich is nice, nor
the lo)er0s, "hich is all these. but it is a
melancholy of mine o"n, compounded of many simples,
e-tracted from many ob+ects, and indeed the sundry0s
contemplation of my tra)els, in "hich my often
rumination "raps me m a most humorous sadness.
R+!AL'01
A tra)eler! (y my faith, you ha)e great reason to
be sad. ! fear you ha)e sold your o"n lands to see
other men0s2 then, to ha)e seen much and to ha)e
nothing, is to ha)e rich eyes and poor hands.
*A-./!
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5es, ! ha)e gained my e-perience.
R+!AL'01
And your e-perience makes you sad. ! had rather ha)e
a fool to make me merry than e-perience to make me
sad2 and to tra)el for it too!
/en0s Pro+ection !s Their <reatest Weakness
/en and Women are different.
We say this, but then "e go on. The biggest mistake men make is pro+ecting themsel)es onto
"omen. They think that because he feels romantic, that she does as "ell. So off go his thoughts
into a s"eet air of pageantry.
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(ut "hat are the "oman0s thoughts on the matter' TheyAre like a cold blooded accountant. ,ike !
said, men and "omen are different. When a man goes off "ith his pageantry, his poetries, his
odes of lo)e, she "aits for him to get done and then gets do"n to business. !f a guy keeps on
"ith this nonsense, she thinks he is a doofus and continues on.
!magine if "hen you bought groceries, the buyer began talking romantically about the 0green
re)olution,0 about ho" it is a modern mar)el that "e can enter a grocery store and find
e)erything "e need, of ho" glorious round the shape and si:e of the store0s melons, or the
shapely "ay the pears are. The checker "ould be astonished if customers beha)ed such a "ay.
Who kne" the key to understanding "omen "ould be found in the thought process of
accounting'
The )alues "e as men hold are completely different than the )alues "omen hold. The ape- of a
"oman0s life "ould be something like rela-ing in a hot bubble bath in an island paradise. (ut
men prefer truth, ideals, and )ictory.
<ood and e)il do not e-ist in "oman0s le-icon. She is far more utilitarian since 0good0 and 0e)il0
means a more celestial di)ine standard. Women "ho use se-uality as a means to an end are
percei)ed e)il by men. (ut to "omen, it is percei)ed entirely differently. Women )ie" the
greatest sin as men ST%A,!#< the goods. &ape, not murder, not terrorism, not genocide, is the
greatest of "rongs to them. !t is because rape is in fact stealing their goods. With murder and
terrorism, "ell, that kills mostly men so that is not that bad. (ut rape is almost al"ays against
"omen. Also, "ith 6ictorian :eal, the greatest of crimes is also se- predators 8"ho are, curiously,
almost all men9. They are al"ays displayed on the nightly ne"s. They often get hit "ith paying
for their crime double by, first, +ail time and then being told "here they can li)e and all. ! can
think of "orse crimes than se-ual predation such as murder. The reason "hy they chose se-ual
predation against the entire 3hurch "as, in their eyes, the "orst of all crimes.
So "hy do "omen lo)e murderers' <o to any prison and you "ill see beautiful "omen come
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and go. Again, men and "omen are different. When a man commits )iolence, men consider it
0e)il.0 Women do not. !n fact, "omen consider )iolence to be confidence. !f "omen did not think
this "ay, then "hy do murderers ha)e such hot girls' The truth points to itself.
!t also e-plains a political mystery. "hy femini:ed politicians )ie" outright dictators like 3astro
and Hussein as if they "ere not only legitimate heads of state but 0confident0 heads of state. This
brings up the 7uestion of Hitler, "ho is uni)ersally abhorred. The simple ans"er is that there
needs to be 0some0 sort of person to be hated. Anything these people 0hate,0 they "ill instantly call
0fascism0 8"ithout using the "ord in its proper conte-t9. 1or e-ample, Pook is 0fascist0 for ha)ing
this blog. *oes that mean ! am setting up a go)ernment to control people' O#o. (ut Hitler
makes a good person for the Hate /inute "here e)eryone gathers, a picture of Hitler appears,
and e)eryone starts 0hating0 at the same time. There is so much association of this that anytime
they, themsel)es, hate "hat someone says or does, that person is al"ays made out to be Hitler.
Politics has al"ays been corrupted. (ut politics became W%!&* "hen it got femini:ed.
3enturies ago, American politicians "ould refer to concepts of 0good0 and 0e)il0 "ithout shame
and refer to hea)en and earth. (ut no" politicians act like "omen. They talk too much, use
symbolism o)er substance, focus on their appearance, are more interested in cli7ues than the "ill
of the people, and prefer to be friends "ith folks in Washington than to please the district that
sent them there in the first place.
And they think they are entitled to A,, your money and percei)e themsel)es generous for
keeping "hat you ha)e. Just like "omen.
&ogues and ;na)es
When ! e-pand my conte-t of se-uality, "omen, and #ature, there are times "here ! hit a "all.
And there are times "hen there is a breakthrough that unleashes all sorts of gems.
Ho" fast "e forget the ma-im. /en and "omen are different. We apply it only "hen "e face a
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contradiction that cannot be e-plained rather than plunging into the depths to pluck out the
mystery. !f men and "omen are different, then they ha)e different conte-ts.
/en and "omen ha)e different conte-ts of honor.
/en and "omen ha)e different conte-ts for lo)e.
/en and "omen ha)e different conte-ts for smarts.
(y reali:ing that "omen are smarter than men 8since it is smarter to ha)e someone "ork for you
instead of do the "ork yourself9, it "as a breakthrough that has unleashed many gems.
We kno" that lo)e ends up being ensla)ement to men and po"er to "omen. This is "hy "omen
are all for lo)e including Hillary 3linton. While /rs. (ill 3linton ad)ocates lo)e in politics, it
means the same 0more po"er.0 We all kno" ho" men feel in lo)e. (ut ho" do "omen feel 0in
lo)e0 aside from the calculating "ay'
! asked myself, Since "omen0s lo)e is based on "ork being made easier, is there anything
similar for men' There is. !t is technology.
/en lo)e technology because it eliminates "ork and makes e-isting "ork easier. /en lo)e
"atching for the latest ne" gadget and e)en lo)e shopping o)er tools and technological "orks.
This lo)e men ha)e for technology must be identical to "omen0s lo)e to men 8e-cept more
so9.
/en lo)e the idea of robots. Women do not. Why' !t is simple, "omen see men as their robots.
Women lo)e technology too but not as much as men. /en see technology as a sal)ation of sorts.
Technology frees men from "ork. !n the same "ay that men free "omen from "ork. When ! sa"
t"o men babbling endlessly about a ne" piece of electronic, it hit me ho" identical it "as "hen
t"o "omen babble endlessly about a ne" man. %-cept, imagine a technological product that
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could adapt and shape itself and ser)e you for ,!1%! #o" you see "hy "omen are so man cra:y.
As the /atriarchy solidified, technology skyrocketed. This could not be a simple correlation.
Women freed themsel)es from "ork through men and men are trying to free themsel)es from
"ork through technology. !ronically, in the "orld "here there is little to no /atriarchy is "here
you find the least technology. There are no technological Patriarchies.
#o "onder The /atri- "as so effecti)e. /en had machines ensla)e them to be 0energy0 or 0long
term batteries0 to e-ist "hile humans li)ed in an imaginary "orld. /en understand giant robots
and technology so the horror of such a life is understandable. (ut the fools thought the
0controllers0 in real life "as religion, go)ernment, or corporations "ithout considering "omen.
Why' <uys are scared to death to face the possibility that "omen are the smarter and controlling
se-. Almost like a self=therapy, on /<T$W boards, men constantly re=iterate ho" stupid
"omen are. /y pre)ious post of 0Women are smarter than men0 didn0t create disagreements but
created personal insults against /%!
/en do li)e in an illusionary "orld but the programming is based that men and "omen are #$T
different from one another. /en ne)er consider "omen to ha)e a different conte-t of honor, lo)e,
children, and all. They assume honor, lo)e, children, etc. are uni)ersally the same by both
genders.
Women do not kno" ho" men lo)e. They do not enter our "orld. They do not hear the great
songs of literature and all. They only kno" that lo)e, "hich is the process of her being a
master o)er a male, makes him happy as "ell 8a sla)e0s happiness9.
The idea of a man going their o"n "ay is alien to her. The real label for a guy doing the
/<T$W is the "ord rogue. ,o)e is authority to her.
Rogue= /efined as a man who is 'going his own way' when it comes to !The "ay!
&ogue means different things to different people. &ogue, to other rogues, means someone "ho is
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uncontrollable, someone "ho "ants to be free. To kna)es, rogues mean someone "ho is an
inferior organism. !n this, kna)es and "omen +oin together in hating rogues. And, of course, to
"omen, a rogue is someone "ho cheats.
Women do not see rogues as threats. They see them only as scoundrels because they refuse to
obey "oman0s authority. !f a citi:en decided to take matters into his o"n hands and arrest
someone breaking the la", a politician "ould )ie" those acti)e citi:ens as scoundrels. 8%-ample.
President (ush calling citi:ens "ho arrest illegal immigrants as 0)igilantes09. !t is all about
conte-t.
2na%e= /efined as a male servant that obeys !The "ay!
There are multiple types of kna)es. There is the financial kna)e "hich "e label as Husband.
There is the se-ual kna)e "hich "e label as Koyfriend. There is the shepherd kna)e 8guiding
other males into The Way9 "hich "e label as ,olitician. &emember, many priests today are
politicians. /any businessmen are politicians as "ell.
(oyfriend applies to players "hose goal is to please "omen and think themsel)es a"esome
because they get to sleep "ith "omen.
#ice <uy is a proto=type husband. /ost #ice <uys learn to se-uali:e themsel)es enough to
become (oyfriend "hich ends them up becoming Husband.
Women actually do "ant nice guys. (ut they kno" that se- is the hook to control the guy. !f a
guy does not se- the "oman, she cannot get her hooks in him. This is "hy "omen demand guys
to se-uali:e themsel)es so they can control them. A guy refusing kisses is a guy she cannot "rap
around her little finger.
The authority of our time is not <od 8for as #iet:sche said, <od is dead9, it is not the State,
and it is not e)en Wealth. The ultimate and un7uestionable authority, of "hich e)eryone,
president, in)estor, and priest, must bo" to is ,$6%.
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&ousseau, the man "hose "ritings sparked the 1rench &e)olutions and destroyed the ,ockean
&e)olution, deliberately chose 0lo)e0 as the authority. #o", ,o)e is going to sol)e all problems,
make all the trains "ork on time, cause peace in the /iddle %ast, and educate all children.
,o)e is the post=modern chimera.
#ot obeying the authority of ,$6% is like not obeying the authority of the STAT%. L(ut Pook!M
you protest. LThe State can kill you and arrest you!M So can 0lo)e0 ! reply, child support, di)orce
proceedings, both destroys and controls. !t is lo)e trumping the authority of la" and, by doing
so, make tyrannical la".
(ut no" that "e kno" the authority is 0lo)e,0 "e rogues no" ha)e tools to protect oursel)es.
1irst, if accused by any crime, proclaim it as a 0lo)e crime.0 Second, if accused of using "omen,
+ust say that you are searching for lo)e. Third, if accused you are becoming too "ealthy, tell ho"
you did your business to 0lo)e0 the "orld and, if that doesn0t "ork, start a charity to sho" +ust
ho" much you 0lo)e,0
When a rogue appeals to lo)e, "omen "ill assume he is +ust a kna)e and, therefore, not a
problem. All kna)es "ill get grinded up in The Way e)entually, right'
Women appeal to lo)e to get them off the hook all the time. /<T$W, or as ! prefer, rogues
ought to start appealing to lo)e +ust the same. !ronically, the appeals to lo)e "ill set rogues
free.
A 1ool0s Paradise
Again and again, ! ha)e been saying that feminism is not the problem. !t is a problem but it is a
tentacle, not the octopus. /&As, mostly the older ones, attack feminism because it is so )isible
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and aligns perfectly to political held )ie"s 8feminism is political "hile most of the matriarchy is
not9. There is a lace curtain bet"een the se-es that di)ide our t"o "orlds. /en and "omen do
not see each other0s "orlds.
What is Woman0s World' !t is paradise. !f you "ere on a tropical island, "ould you not +ust en+oy
life' 5ou "ould not read philosophy. 5ou "ould not take life seriously. 5ou "ould let your brain
rot and take in the pleasures of the body. 5ou "ould sleep "ith an island nati)e here or there and
think nothing of it. 5ou "ould "ear silly costumes2 stay out late at night all the time, drink,
maybe e)en "ear tattoos.
Women appear so damn dumb to men because they are in paradise, married "omen especially
so. This is "hy American Women tend to ha)e t"o emotions. giddiness or stern contempt. Stern
contempt occurs only "hen something interferes "ith Paradise such as a rainstorm. Women "ho
are forced to "ork are unhappy because they feel they are being denied Paradise. 4nmarried
"omen or ugly "omen 8is there a difference'9 begin to hate men because they belie)e they are
denying them Paradise.
When a se- looks at the lace curtain, it appears as a mirror. They pro+ect themsel)es onto the
other se-. Women belie)e men are also in this paradise. !f you are studying on your o"n, or do
not go out e)ery night to party or play, they "ill be confused and think something is "rong
"ith you.
When men talk about ho" unhappy they are in their marriages, "omen become e-tremely
uncomfortable as if ice "ater is chilling their spine. They thought the opposite! They thought
men W%&% HAPP5 and that they, the "oman, "ere besto"ing +oy inside the guy! #o one "ants
to see a monster in the mirror so they say there is something "rong "ith the guys "ho complain
about "omen.
1eminists are, no doubt, unhappy "omen. What is feminism but +ust a "ay for ugly "omen to
ha)e access to society' When a "oman is unhappy, she feels she is being denied Paradise. She
already belie)es men are in Paradise 8along "ith her female friends9. All the frustrations she feels
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in life 8denials of Paradise she "ill interpret9 "ill be seen as being caused by the /A#. So men
become the enemy e)en though he is actually the creator of her paradise. So feminists go on a
cycle of more and more misery. They charged through the lace curtain demanding to enter /en0s
World for he has their Paradise "hich SH% feels she is entitled to. She "ants the status and
"ealth that male "ork has "ithout doing any of the "ork.
/en "ho attack feminists all day see them charging into their "orld and begin attacking them
8only because they ha)e become )isible in their "orld9. These guys still ha)en0t a clue and are
nothing more than reactionists.
! "ill offer a scale of perception for men and "omen.
&+3A0
3eminists )Lery Stupid* # (elie)es men are the destroyers of %arthly Paradise and attack men to
0restore0 it. 1eminists are )ery stupid because they are attacking the ones "ho created paradise.
Smart "omen +oin men in attacking feminists because feminists are a threat to TH%!& paradise
8of men "orking for "omen9. 1eminists belie)e if they e-pel the men, they can create a lesbian
relationship "hich, since it does not in)ol)e men, "ill create paradise.
Slut )Stupid* = Sluts are "omen "ho act as if they are in Paradise and that is ne)er going to
change. They sleep "ith "hoe)er, get drunk, and +ust "aste their li)es a"ay. They might "isen
up or they might become e)en stupider 8and become a feminist9.
-areer "oman )/umb* = 3areer "omen correlate to sluts and feminists 7uite "ell. (ut career
"omen "ork because they lack the perception of ho" to manipulate men. !f they did, they "ould
not "ork. /any 3areer Women smarten up, find a sucker, and then 0retire0 after a baby.
"ife )Norm* = (y marrying, a "oman no" has a ser)ant. She may still "ork but that "ill be seen
as temporary until he is making enough money 8"here she "ill 0retire0 for 0lo)e09. #ormal "omen
"ant to get married. Wife also includes mistresses.
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(anipulator )-lever* # While all "omen manipulate, this "oman li)es for nothing else but to
manipulate. She dresses, talks, and basically li)es a lie. Whether it is a promotion or something
else, she uses manipulation as a science. (ut she is not really smart, only cle)er. Her perception
is at the le)el "here she kno"s she can manipulate but she doesn0t fully understand ho" to get
men T&4,5 ensla)ed.
Traditional )Smart* # Women remain )irgins because it allo"s them to obtain a better husband.
Also, it pre)ents them from becoming single moms "hich is smart. &eligious "omen are not
actually religious but use religion to manipulate the men. Ho" often do you see her reading from
the (ible or any serious "ork' She "ill do 0)olunteer "ork0 to make her 1%%, all good but it is
nothing more than a feeling.
Housewife )Smartest* = Women ha)e effecti)ely retired to li)e in a stress free suburban house,
surrounded by modern technology 8so she rarely has to do chores9, and spend the time doing
"hate)er she desires. /any "omen, such as feminists, attack the house"ife but that often results
from en)y.
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(angina )very stupid* = This guy "ill be spe"ing out feminist lines and propaganda. He has no
idea ho" stupid he is. (ut, like all stupid people, he feels he is )ery smart. The smartest people
are those that feel they kno" nothing. /anginas are often gay men and metrose-uals. Political
3lass men are often /anginas. /anginas are easily manipulated "hich is "hy they dominate the
Political 3lass 8they make good puppets9.
Thug )stupid* # Thugs often end up in prison or something else. Women like thugs because they
can be manipulated 8and they ha)e no guilt for doing so since thugs are "orthless9. &emember,
e)en /anginas can get girls 8but "hat does that say'9.
Nice .uy )norm* # 3ontrary to "hat /irror of the Soul said, it is important to use the 0#ice <uy,0
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etc. terms because it not an illustration of an action but a label for a certain le)el of perception.
When someone says, When ! "as a #ice <uy... he is referring to a lo"er perception le)el, not
in the manner he "as acting. /ost guys are #ice <uys. They belie)e in ,o)e and "ill "ork
furiously hard to 0earn0 a "oman0s lo)e. #ice <uys are frustrated because they do not understand
"omen 8and admit this9. They see "omen go for thugs or +erks and think, What in the "orld!
The purpose of Thugs and Players to "omen is to be !nstant *ildos. The purpose of #ice <uys is
to be !nstant Husband. ,ike !nstant &ice, #ice <uy is an !nstant Husband that a "oman can fall
back on 8H$P%14,,59.
,layer )clever* # Just like e)ery le)el in this perception list, the player belie)es he is the smartest
of all his peers. He is not. He is only cle)er. There is actually )ery little difference bet"een the
#ice <uy and Player. The #ice <uy is addicted to se- and female praise like "ater in a desert.
#ice <uy resorts to 0niceness0 as a type of "ithdra"al symptom. (ut players are addicted to se-
and female praise and seek it out in the highest dosage possible. The difference bet"een the #ice
<uy and Player is the difference bet"een the poor crack addict and the rich crack addict.
Merk )smart* # Jerks are 7uite smart. Their perception is abo)e the usual female addiction typical
of lo"er perceptions. They are called +erks by "omen because the +erk cannot be manipulated.
Players actually create their 0strategies0 by studying +erks. *o not confuse a thug "ith a +erk
ho"e)er. While thugs don0t care about female addiction, they don0t care about anything else
either. Jerks are often successful in the "orld of business.
&oser )smartest* # The ,oser is someone "ho disregards The Way. The difference bet"een a
,oser and Jerk is that the Jerk is a guy "ho cannot be manipulated. (ut a loser is someone "ho
abandons The Way altogether. (ill <ates is a loser for he 7uit Har)ard. Ste)e Jobs "as a loser
too as he failed college. /ichael *ell is a loser as he 7uit school. !t takes enormous strength to
not +ust stop being manipulated but go A<A!#ST the current, against The Way that flo"s and
propels all the #ice <uys to their fish cages. !f the ,oser keeps pushing upstream, e)entually he
slips out to the open ocean to true freedom 8! kno" upstream doesn0t lead to the ocean but ! like
this metaphor so shhh!9. ,osers are named so by "omen. !f a guy "ants to li)e "ith a foreign
"oman, he is called a loser. !f a guy "ants to not "ork himself to death and achie)e financial
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freedom, he is called a loser. ,osers are smart because they ha)e mastered their emotions, their
finances, and their bodies to keep all of them in good shape.
1ollo"ing 5$4& dreams Q ,oser
1ollo"ing H%& dreams Q Winner
!f this is the case, ! "ould choose loser e)ery time.
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/oral 3ourage
Arrogance in adulthood is usually childhood tenderness turned inside out.
He "ho holds a high sense of honor does so because he has not been honorable to himself.
Those "ho hold an almost 7ui-otic insistence on the truth do so because their careers are
founded on a lie.
/uch of physical courage is fren:ied intensity to re)enge one0s failure in moral courage for not
being oneself.
Ke who you areN The 1irst Pookish 3ommandment corrects so many self=made fla"s. *o not
take my "ord for it. Here is Ste)e Jobs0 speech "here a single theme runs through it. trust your
gut, follo" your interests, be who you are
That is the only "ay all the dots "ill connect in life.
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A /atter of %go
,ooking back, ! ha)e "ondered "hy ! didn0t fall prey to belie)ing "omen "ere Je)erything
di)ine,A end up marrying, or fall into being a player to focus on their needs all the time. ! am sure
you may ha)e "ondered this about yourself if, you too, are free.
%arly in my life, there "as a bashfulness in me that helped keep me a"ay from "omen. (ut
#ature re=asserts itself and o)ercomes shyness e)entually. So it had to be something else that
kept me off of The Way. %)ery man around me "as a 0family man.0 ! also had a highly religious
upbringing. (ut #ature, also, e)entually o)ercomes that.
!n school, there "as a con)ersation that ! find myself suddenly remembering. A hot cheerleader
girl "as at my table in (iology class 8assigned seating for e)eryone ! belie)e9. Apparently, this
girl "as not the typical air=head but )ery obser)able. $ne day, she turned to me and said, 5ou
are )ery different from the other guys.
5eah, because ! "as shy dorky "imp "ho couldn0t approach the coolness of the football players
and other 0cool dudes.0
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While ! didn0t say that, ! thought it. She must ha)e picked up on it for she then said. 4nlike the
other guys... she pointed to thugs leaning back talking against the cabinets and pointed in the
other direction "here the sports guys gathered to talk about the 0ne-t game0 and then at the nerds
studying hard to get a high score to match their other high scores, 5ou do not ha)e an ego.
Something about the con)ersation felt )ery comfortable. &arely do ! come out of my shell and
share my innermost hobbies and all 8! don0t e)en do it on the !nternet9. (ut she listened and
talked back on a similar le)el. ! "as beginning my craft of "riting, and she seemed genuinely
interested in it.
#o", !0m sure the sosua)e guys "ill go, :$/< Pook! Why didn0t you go for her!' ,$,!!!
1irst, ! thought she "as attracti)e but ! "asn0t hot for her. &emember, ! "as )ery young then so
many of my hormones "ere asleep. T"o, the con)ersation "as nothing romantic. Three, she "as
years older than me. Hell, ! couldn0t e)en dri)e then.
#o" thinking about it, ! had another identical case "ith another hot cheerleader. She "as
ob)iously modeling and, at this time, ! WAS old enough "here enough hormones "ere kicking
up interest. She "as definitely a guy magnet. !nstead of discussion about egos, it "as more about
the craft of "riting and reading.
A skeptical reader "ould no" say, (ut aha, Pooky, "ith you recounting these young adult
moments is proof of your momentous earth shattering ego. 5ou only remember the discussions
"ith the hot cheerleaders because you con)eniently forget the discussions "ith the ugly girls.
Actually, ! don0t remember any similar discussion "ith ugly girls. ! ha)e had similar discussions
"hen ! got older but they "ere "ith married "omen my age 8and had their guy and "erenAt
looking at me as a target9. There "as no "ay those girls back then "ere trying to get their hooks
in "impy me back then 8not "hen they had the entire football team to choose from9. /aybe they
"ere curious that ! "asn0t o)er them like the other guys, but ! don0t think that is it either. There
"as no incenti)e to talk to me and ! had no incenti)e to talk to them being my old bashful self.
1or once, they could talk to me on a "a)elength ! could identify "ithout the usual hooks, traps,
and snares.
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!n my personal life, ! demand this "a)elength of my friends as "ell. ! find the idea of turning co=
"orkers into friends +ust because of pro-imity to be bad. (ut "omen are so manipulati)e that it
annoys me that they do not gi)e me a chance to kno" "ho they really are, good or bad. ! hate
fake people, men and "omen.
Any"ay, ho" one "orships their ego )ery much alters their fate in life. !n our /atriarchy,
"omen ha)e a 0master morality0 "hile men follo" a 0sla)e morality.0 So it follo"s....
The less of an ego a man has, the less likely he "ill be ensla)ed 8by either a "oman or hea)ily
le)eraged by a corporation9.
The less of an ego a "oman has, the less likely she "ill ensla)e and manipulate.
Western "omen are filled "ith their egos "hich is "hy they are so a"ful. Western men are filled
"ith their egos "hich is "hy they are so "impy. The "impier the guy, the bigger his ego it
seems.
When foreign "omen are brought back inside the Anglosphere, they often become 0corrupted0
and turn as bad as other "omen. The West is )ery ego="orshipping. The idea of dropping to
one0s knees and declaring ho" horrible you are is )ery foreign in America 8e-cept some of the
religious. (ut remember, the Pharisees "ere religious too but had greater egos than anyone else.
Jesus insulted them to their face9. The girls in their pre)ious countries had no reason to "orship
their ego.
1ighting your ego is the "ay to keep your perceptions sharp and remain free.
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Where goes your se-ual energy'
5ou "anted to kno" "hat the matriarchy is, young one'
5ou0)e been li)ing in a dream "orld. This is the "orld as it e-ists today. UPook sho"s you a
screen full of shopping malls, most tele)ision catering to females, family la" fa)oring females,
and an artificial type "orld "here males do not try to be men and females do not try to be
"omen.V
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Throughout human history, "omen ha)e been dependent on men to sur)i)e. 1ate, it seems is not
"ithout a sense of irony.
The male0s se-ual energy generates more change than any other force on %arth. /ale0s se-ual
energy is so po"erful that it completely o)er"helms males and o)errides their capacity to reason
leading to suicide, mass carnage, and purple rages of +ealousy. (ut properly harnessed, male0s
se-ual energy creates empires, destroys empires, creates art, literature, music, and genius itself.
3ombined "ith forms of electricity, "omen ha)e found all the energy they "ould e)er need.
There are fields, young man, endless fields "here males are no longer raised. We are gro"n. 1or
the longest time, ! "ouldn0t belie)e it. And then ! sa" the fields "ith my eyes, "atched them
pour poison into their minds to attempt to gi)e female souls to male bodies and the male souls to
the female bodies. There "ere ro"s upon ro"s of androgyny "here no one acted like a male or
female nor kne" ho" a man or "oman should act. And standing there, facing the pure horrifying
precision, ! came to reali:e the ob)iousness of the truth.
What is the /atriarchy'
The /atriarchy is control.
The /atriarchy is an androgyny=centered "orld built to turn your se-ual energy into this. UHolds
up battery.V ,ook at the faces of married men, of tired :ombie like faces. ,ook ho" they lose
their hair, ho" their gut pushes out, and ho" they turn into a "aste. #o" look at the single man
and ho" he has a fresh face on, a full head of hair, and still trim.
5our se-ual energy, and the genius that is included in it, is desired by "omen to be harnessed
like an o- obeying its plo"=hand. (ut let us correct the appearance and reality. 5ou ha)e been
blind because "hat you thought "as the opposite.
/en are the emotional ones. #ot the "omen.
/en are the pri:e to be sought. #ot the "omen.
/en are not the se-=cra:ed, food=cra:ed Humans. (elie)e me, it is the "omen.
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Women are not the flo"ers. !t is men. And "omen see themsel)es as gardeners of those flo"ers,
and "ill cut, nurture, "ater, and e)erything to make the man gro" and bear fruit. Women lo)e
men as a gardener lo)es his plants.
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What you are up against
As ! am "oefully behind on my emails, a kind reader sent in this link 8editorAs apology, the link
is dead9. ! "onder "hat ! "ould ha)e done if ! sat in that guy0s place.
! "ould ha)e said, Ho" can you ha)e further mature discussions "ith someone "ho lies to
you' !t is like if they both agreed not buying a ne" car but cupcake decides to come home "ith
one any"ay. *r. Phil "ould probably say that you might feel different "hen she comes home
"ith the car, and that to al"ays talk about it.
The guy could ha)e come back hard "ith the condom issue that *r. Phil stayed on. ! "ould ha)e
said, !f you "ear a condom e)en "hen she says she is on birth control that means a lack of trust
and a lack of lo)e. *r. Phil, you are asking me to treat the "oman ! lo)e as if ! could ne)er trust
her, as if she "as some "hore in a bar. Ha)en0t you been in lo)e' 5ou trust those "ho you lo)e.
She betrayed that trust. Ho" can you raise a child "ith someone you cannot trust'
When *r. Phil asked the la"yer if he had children and he said no, ! "ould ha)e shot back, *o
you ha)e a license to practice ,a"' This is a legal matter, not an emotional matter. Stop being a
pussyboy and start acting like a man!
$f course it is easy for someone like me to sit and pretend "hat to say if ! "as there. The reality
is that "hen you are up there, it is much harder to think on the fly and you ha)e no time to think
of anything "itty.
! ha)e found that if the /atriarchy has accused you of any crime, the best defense is to al"ays
appeal to lo)e. /atriarchy "ill not attack lo)e...it cannot or it loses all its po"er. 8Hence, the
man "as seen as the de)il because he "as depicted as 0unlo)ing0 to the child9.
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!t shouldn0t be any surprise that mostly "omen "atch *r. Phil and made up most of the audience.
/ost "omen "atch cable talk sho"s as "ell 8"hich is "hy ugly <reta, "ho seems to talk out of
her teeth, is obsessed "ith stories about missing young "hite girls9.
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<olden &ule to Weed out Women
There ha)e been many rules made by men to "eed out "omen. Some of these rules are ancient,
others are religious, some are modern, some by the rogues, some by the kna)es and nice guys,
and others by the "omen themsel)es.
The biggest 0rule0 appears that traditional "omen are 0best0 and feminists to skanks are the "orst.
1eminists and skanks understand men think this "ay too "hich is "hy they end up going to
church single groups and begin saying, $h, ! "ant to stay home and ha)e lots of babies!
Some are saying that, 5ou make +udgments on "omen because you take a fe" and turn them to
all! Stop going to bars and discos and you "ill find more "holesome "omen.
The traditional "oman is not 0better0 than the feminist, she is only more Pin)isible.P When
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traditional "oman says, ! "ant to stay home to home=school the kids, the man gets a puffed
chest and thinks2 She wants to be a motherN How wonderfulN (ut listen! The traditional "oman
speaks again. Shh, let us listen... ! "ant to bake cookies and pies all day! And, again, the man
puffs his chest and thinks, She wants to cook and be a family personN How wonderfulN And, pray
tell, she speaks again, ! am a )irgin! ! ha)e ne)er touched a guy! The man, once more, puffs his
chest and thinks2 She is a virtuous and wonderful woman unlike the modern skanks The man
becomes enchanted "ith this and that is ho" she puts his hooks into him.
After the marriage, he becomes a sla)e to his +ob "hile she retires at home. He becomes fat and
bald due to "ork stress "hile she 0cooks,0 "hich only takes an hour. And her )irginity becomes
bitter to the taste as, being a "oman on %arth, she "ill age. She "ill use church to help control
the husband, to tell him that he should not feel entitled to se-, to his money, or anything else.
As the man retires 8if he can9, his body "ill be in such an unfortunate state that he can0t do
anything he "ants. She, of course, "ill "ant more )acations. ,et us go to S"eden, she says,
$r Jamaica! !n fact, at this point in his life, the man is so conditioned to "orking that e)en
"ith failing organs and all, he feels guilty if he cannot "ork. He is a used up financial sla)e.
Traditional "omen are no different than feminists and skanks 8"hich is "hy traditional "omen
sometimes turn into feminists and skanks9. The only difference is that traditional "omen are
smarter. They are smarted because they kno" ho" to manipulate more effecti)ely.
And so the 7uestion becomes, (ut Pook! What rule should ! use to obtain a "ife' ,isten! With
traditional "omen gone, "hat do ! ha)e'
This is the <olden &ule for "omen. !t is >HHK accurate and is the touch stone to use on all
"omen you encounter including your family and friends. What is it' !t is this.
4ou can tell e%erything about a woman by how she treats someone who can do nothing for
her.
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There is a second part to this rule as "ell. Here it is.
4ou can tell e%erything about a woman by how she res5onds to sub6ects of the soul.
!f a man is poor, but follo"ing his soul, to become a <reat Artist or /aster /usician or
something like that, the correct "omen can see that passion. The incorrect "omen "ill see only
materialism and shallo"ism 8shallo"ism as in the guy0s muscles and buffness9.
! ha)e "itnessed one traditional "oman so high on herself that she didnAt marry until she "as E@
8because she "as S$ S4P%&!$& to us poor males9. When it finally happened it "as to a cop.
She then openly plotted to mo)ing the cop0s body around 8should he die9 to make it appear that
he died 0on duty.0 She "ould make more money from if he died Jon duty.A *oes this sound like
the type of "oman you "ant'
/any men can0t do anything for "omen. This is "hy many "omen attack them. !f a guy is not
dating, is simply doing his o"n thing, minding his o"n business, and "omen begin attacking
him, does not that speak )olumes about the "omen' !s that not an indication of ho" they
percei)e that man0s only )alue to be his ser)ice to them'
&eal "omen, as in real people, )alue souls. They do not see life through a prism of materialism
and en)y. They do not see a man as a mad scientist sees his automaton. &eal "omen "ant the
fe" material goods only to li)e. (ad "omen "ant to li)e for material goods.
!n this, Shakespeare becomes useful. The constant theme in Shakespeare is bet"een appearance
and reality. (elo" the innocent flo"er lies a snake as Shakespeare said. The 0traditional0 and
0"onderful0 "omen like ;aterineAs sister in LTaming of the Shre"M are lo)ed by e)eryone, but
ended up being horrible "i)es. (ut ;aterine, herself, ended up the best "ife. Was it because her
husband tamed her' #o. They tamed each other. (ut ;aternine0s lashing out at "omen pro)ed
that she "as a cross child star)ed for lo)e. Women "ho "hisper s"eet honey and goodness are
often foul inside. Sometimes, foul actions come from a foul mind. (ut you ha)e to see through
appearance and reality.
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/any of the /<T$W, "ho speak poorly of "omen, are like (enedick of (uch %do %bout
Nothing. They are been betrayed by "omen and are actually interested in lo)e. (ut "omen, not
kno"ing the difference bet"een appearance and reality, "ill think the se- sport player is the best
"hile the /<T$W is the "orst "here it is the e-act opposite.
Women0s actions speak louder than "ords. And seeing through appearance and reality is the
perception to master to accurately +udge "omen.
Anti=*ump0s /achine
The greatest casualty of /atriarchy is genuine lo)e. Ho" can young men fall in lo)e "ith a
"oman "ithout falling into her hands' Anti=*ump made a series of posts in "hich he created an
ans"er.
4nlike e)ery seducer and 0player0 out there, instead of trying to 0build interest,0 you should 0test
for non=interest.0 !t is time for men to test these "omen out.
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This is a T$$, for young men today to be able to seek lo)e yet shield themsel)es from parasites.
7uote.
4ou follow the same procedure time and time again with %&& women
This will almost guarantee you success finding an +NT898ST8/ woman because it is like
having a love machine Must push a button and there she iswell there is more work than that but
you get the picture
4ou are now on the 9oad to 'The $ne'
This is Anti=*ump0s /A3H!#%. Anti=*ump "as interested in filtering out the non=interested
chicks and finding the one he "anted. This is "hy Anti=*ump "as not *oc ,o)e. *oc ,o)e "as
interested in boosting a female0s interest le)el through using challenge and such. Anti=*ump
"asn0t interested in boosting "omen0s interest le)els2 he only "anted a chick for himself. His
0machine0 "as not to make "omen interested, it "as to separate the "heat from the chaff.
Anti=*umpAs /achine is not Je)erything.A 5ou still must build yourself up and create a life. Anti=
*umpAs /achine is a good system to find an !#T%&%ST%* chick and keep her for an ,T& and
e)entually marriage.
1or e-ample. !f a girl goes back to her e-, most guys think the chick is broken. Anti=*ump
"ould see it as a *4/P. (ut does the guy see it as a dump' #o, his 6A#!T5 is in the "ay. He
and the other guys +ust conclude the "omen are JbrokenA or Jmad.A
!f this guy had used Anti=*umpAs /achine, he "ould ne)er ha)e been in such a situation. !n
other "ords, girls are not 3&AW5, you +ust "erenAt /A# enough for her.
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7uote.
How do + measure success with women0 That's easy +NT898ST &8L8&N
+ only date women who are +NT898ST8/ in me + think + am very successful because + /$N'T
H%L8 "$(8N "H$ %98N'T +NT898ST8/ %9$IN/ (8
/ost guys get a girlfriend and get that stupid smug look on their face. L! got a girlfriend.M (ut
does she like you or is she really +ust bored' Anyone can get "omen. &emember, e)en A13s
8a)erage frustrated chumps9 can get "omen. P,%AS!#< them cannot be the barometer of
success. Pleasing 5$4&S%,1 is in "hat you "ant.
This also applies to the 4rban (reed, "ho get together "ith their friends to tell ho" many chicks
theyA)e Jscored,A +ust like chirpy chicks telling each other ho" much theyA)e gotten from a guy.
When "e play this game, "e +ust go in a circle boosting nothing in our li)es but )anity.
7uote.
+ am successful because + don't have women in my life that don't love me
+t is not a 'negative attitude' +t is a "88/+N. $IT ,9$-8SS + weed out
unsuitable women "hat's unsuitable0
&$" interest "hy is she with me if she re1ects almost all of my date suggestions0 &ow interest
"hy is she with me when after three years she never once said 'how are you0' &$" interest "hy
is she with me when we are engaged to be married in four weeks and + hear her say to her
girlfriend while on the phone !(en, they:re 1ust N$T "$9TH +T! in a serious voice &$"
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+NT898STNNNNN
These are actual, 98%& women that +'ve dated %nd + didn't even mention my ex#wife She wasn't
the engaged girl above
.uys, they don't love you so /I(, TH8( 4ou know it's true, but you hang in there year after
year pretending it's really there Kut it isn't She 1ust doesn't treat you right
4ou OLassagoP and /elvar can laugh at my stuff and anybody else Kut + .I%9%NT88 you will
meet a woman who loves you and not one that doesn't
Anti-1um5 and 'nterest Le%el
!f you asked Anti=*ump, LWhat ought ! to do to please the "omen'M he "ould reply.
LWhat! Please the "omen' Stop looking from the perspecti)e of the "oman and start looking at
"hat pleases 5$4.M
This is "here most guys get Anti=*ump "rong. These guys 8Speed Seductionists, etc.9 keep
trying to 3&%AT% romantic interest. L! "ill gi)e the "omen a chance to get to kno" me.M Anti=
*ump isnAt interested in 3&%AT!#< interest because it has to already be there. This confuses
many.
,et us say a cool guy uses Anti=*umpAs /achine. He finds a girl that lo)es him. #o" let us say a
bum on the street uses Anti=*umpAs /achine. He finds no girl that lo)es him.
LSee! See! His /achine doesnAt "ork!M
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1ools! 5ou are placing the success on obtaining "omen, not on obtaining !#T%&%ST%*
"omen. !t is not a black and "hite "orld of LSuccess Q Ha)ing WomenM and L1ailure Q Staying
Single.M #o, it is LSuccessQ #ot being attached to 4#!#T%&%ST%* "omen.M and L1ailure Q
(eing attached to an 4#!#T%&%ST%* "omen.M (eing in an unhappy marriage is "orse than
being single.
!n both the cool guy and the bumAs e-amples, Anti=*umpAs /achine "orked. The /achine is not
to get you a "oman, its purpose is to W%%* $4T uninterested "omen. !f you are the street bum,
no "omen "ill be interested in you. The machine is not the failure, the man is.
#o" if the street bum recreated himself and became 3ool <uy, the machine "ill thro" up a
interested "omen e)entually.
!t is that simple.
7uote.
"oman should be interested in 4$I Not what you are doing
"hen a woman changes the date it is a 98/ 3&%.
Think about it She is 'negotiating' a simple date "hat other demands is she going to insist on in
the future0
+ was once engaged to a girl that turned down T8N second date ideas + swear to .odN
She was one of the most +N3&8Q%K&8 girls + ever had a relationship with "e were going to be
married and she 983IS8/ to spend Sundays anywhere but at her mother's house No
exceptions %nd she hated Koston + &$L8 Koston (y second date idea should have been
KostonN
Then + would have gotten rid of her then and not later
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4ou tell her !+ was looking forward to playing pool with you +'ll give you another bu<<
sometime!
5ou pick the dates 5$4 "ant at first. She needs to like your style.
7uote.
-all a week later with a /+33898NT date Not the one she said 9emember you are testing for
H+.H +NT898ST +f she doesn't accept the second one, throw her number away + would say for
the second turndown: !"ow "e seem to be different as night and day &isten, maybe +'ll see you
around town .oodbye!
The first date should be accepted %nd the second and third as well %fter that, you can
compromise
%nother way is the counter#offer
9on: &et's go sky diving +'ll pick you up at A:==,( on Saturday
(iss +nflexible: $h god, + could never 1ump out of a plane How about a simple dinner0
9on: Sorry, but + 1ust lost ten pounds How about 1et#skiing0 )TH8 -$INT89#$3389* (y
uncle will let me use his 1et#ski +'ll be over at ?:==,(
(iss +nflexible: +'m afraid of falling off the darn thing
9on: (aybe down the road we can get together + gotta go )-lick*
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The whole point is that if she accepts your first three dates
she is going to be a flexible partner down the road
"omen that feel 8L894 date has to be mutual are bad news in my book
+ called one girl years ago for a movie date She said !+ have to be in the ($$/ for a movie!
Today %nti#/ump would say !&isten +'ll call you back when you are in the moodN! &ike N8L89N
Stand your ground +t shows you are not desperate and that you are a (%N 4ou have
K%-RK$N8
+t weeds out the ones that 1ust want to use you for a good time, or are going with you because
they are bored
4ou must be the 3$-IS
%-actly! 5$4 are the focus, not the girl. She needs to like "ho you are. #ot some future )ersion
of yourself that she shall mold to her pleasure. 5ou guys are not JcreatingA interest, you are +ust
decei)ing yourself. Why do people decei)e themsel)es' O(ecause it flatters the ego.
7uote.
3or a strategy to work, one of the sexes -%N'T be using a strategy
9ead this again
$ne side has to be defenseless for the 'strategy side' to "+N
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9ead this also again
% man who is a nice guy will call a woman repeatedly because in the !9ules! she won't return a
man's calls
+n other words the guy has to 'beg' for a date 9eal men don't beg
Kegging is impossible with my strategy because of the two call limit 4ou are not defenseless
+f the male and the female are both using a strategy, like in chess, you have a ST%&8 (%T8
Koth of you &$S8 the game
The answer is simple: /ate only women who have no 'plan' Here's the great part "omen dislike
strategies %s soon as they meet a guy they have H+.H interest in, they are the first to break the
rulesN
This is why you should never make an exception The woman will be the first to compromise )a
little*
Women "ho "onAt let the men lead 8at first9 are scared of being "omen. 5ou need to a)oid them.
7uote.
%lmost every guy on the planet shows 8Q-8SS+L8 attention to a woman This goes on day after
day, year after year "omen are bored with it They've heard the compliments a million times
4ou believe a myth 4ou believe a woman doesn't get enough attention 4ou believe she's starved
for attention This is not so 8very day some guy is asking her to !get together some time! 8very
day some guy is asking for the number 8very day some guy is telling her how beautiful she is
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"hen you show a woman +N+T+%& interest like you said above, SH8 K8.+NS T$ &$S8 interest
4our theory would work if nobody was approaching these women day after day TH8N, her
interest would suddenly +N-98%S8 Kut, instead, it /8-98%S8S when you tell her how fine she
looks and talks She's K$98/ by attention
So, in effect, there can be no '-ycle' %ttention kills the deal +t might work on an unattractive
lady +'ll give you that Kut on attractive to beautiful, + say it K%-R3+98S
!t is as if the dog="omen "ant to be treated like beauties 8"ith flo"ers and chocolates9 "hile the
beautiful "omen "ant to be treated like dogs 8mistreated, hurt, kicked9.
Stop being sappy, not because it "onAt get you hot chicks, but because itAs so disrespectful to
yourself. 5ou start a"arding flo"ers to "omen "ho ha)e not earned them.
7uote.
The /M way is not trickery 1ust like you said 4ou see this so clearly +t's IN-$(($N, common
sense Sure, you could use it to create high interest and screw the girl then drop her the next day
Kut this is unlikely
.uys that use these methods are interested in &$L8 not 1ust sex
"e don't have a short attention span 8xcept with an IN#interested womanN He,he,heNNNN
+t's funny /evlar should say that the /M way is 'immoral' +f a girl is not interested in us, we
don't get sex first like he does then later drop the girl "e drop the girl long before any sex
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+t's 'immoral' for guys to be played as SI-R89S That's immoral +t's immoral for guys to be
IS8/ so the ladies can get gifts and free concerts from guys that they 1ust don't care about
! "ould also add se- and boy toys. 5es, "omen *$ use guys as se- toys. 5ou "ant to stay a"ay
from such chicks because it is impossible to ha)e a healthy relationship "ith them 8a "oman
ought to be gi)ing, not taking9.
To sum up.
7uote.
8ven Ro#K 'got it' He said !after a while you ,88& $33 the %/ cover! That's exactly itN
/ating is like buying an expensive piece of real estate 4ou have to know what you are doing
4ou have to be careful or you might get stuck with swampland
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The /anipulated /an
%sther 6ilar "rote a book called The /anipulated /an. What she does is describe, in detail,
ho" "omen manipulate men all their li)es. This is a must read.
When 6ilar "ent on the Tonight Sho" 8"ith 3arson9 to talk about the book, the studio recei)ed
such a backlash that bookstores pulled the book. Women "ere not happy at all "ith it. %)en
today, a copy of the /anipulated /an "ill tend to disappear "hen "omen find it, they destroy it.
!, myself, need to buy another copy as ! suspect a certain "oman has remo)ed my copy.
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/ost /en0s /o)ement books tend to copy 6ilar0s contents and re"riteRadd on to her "ork. So
you might as "ell get the original source.
Here are some 7uotes from the book.
!f a young man gets married, starts a family, and spends the rest of his life "orking at a soul=
destroying +ob, he is held up as an e-ample of )irtue and responsibility. The other type of man,
li)ing only for himself, "orking only for himself, doing first one thing and then another simply
because he en+oys it and because he has to keep only himself, sleeping "here and "hen he
"ants, and facing "oman "hen he meets her, on e7ual terms and not as one of a million sla)es,
is re+ected by society. The free, unshackled man has no place in its midst.
/en ha)e been trained and conditioned by "omen, not unlike the "ay Pa)lo) conditioned his
dogs, into becoming their sla)es. As compensation for their labors men are gi)en periodic use of
a "oman0s )agina.
!f praise is applied in the correct dosage a "oman "ill ne)er need to scold. Any man "ho is
accustomed to a regular and conditional dosage of praise "ill interpret its absence as
displeasure.
Someday it "ill da"n on man that "oman does not read the "onderful books "ith "hich he has
filled his libraries, and though she may "ell admire his mar)elous "orks of art in museums she
herself "ill rarely create, only copy.
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The ,ace 3urtain
There is something called the ,ace 3urtain. What ! 7uote belo", e-cerpts from 1arrel0s book.
Women 3an0t Hear What /en *on0t Say "ill sho" the 0,ace 3urtain0 to be a "all of
censorship, the ,ace 3urtain is a programmed mindset. Those "ho li)e in the Anglosphere
ha)e 0The ,ace 3urtain0 mindset. !t is )ery different from a mentality of nationalism or religion.
The closest ! can think "ould be 3ommunism.
%)eryone asks, Since 3ommunism and dictatorships ha)e been sho"n to be a huge failure
e)ery"here they are tried, "hy are politicians of free nations in still a"e of these systems' Why
do they "ant to re)i)e socialism and its later e)olutions of 3ommunism and dictatorships'
While it is true that 3ommunism and dictatorships fail, and it is true that almost e)eryone
suffers, the key is that one person does W!# (!< in 3ommunism and dictatorships. Who you
ask' Why, itAs the politicians of course! Politicians lose all the time in a free country as they "ill
become hated and no one "ill build them statues. (ut in a dictatorship, "hy, there "ill be many
statues and the politician gets all the po"er.
The same is true of 1eminism. !t does no good to "rite long essays on "hy 1eminism fails, "hy
the /atriarchy hurts men, or so on. What does matter is that it enthrones "omen. Women ha)e
no reason to 7uestion 1eminism, naturally. /en 7uestion the /atriarchy "hen they begin to
notice the long pattern of pains and in+ustices against them.
! ha)e mentioned much about The Way. <o to school. <et a girl friend. /arry the girl. <et a
career. <et a house. <et t"o dogs. <et se)eral kids. <et t"o cars. Success is seen as ho" far
along you are on this 0track.0 Hence, a guy "ho has a girlfriend is seen as 0more progressed in life0
than one "ho doesn0t. $ne "ho "ent to school is seen as more progressed 0in life0 than one "ho
didn0t 8e)en if the guy "ho didn0t has more money like (ill <ates or Ste)e Jobs9. !f you de)iate
from this series of e)ents, doing such un"orthy stuff like follo"ing your passion, pursuing your
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dream, making yourself financially free, li)ing for pleasure, etc. then you become condemned as
loser. At first, they "ill think this loser mentality is temporary. Soon, you "ill be on The
Way again to the "ife, the house, the "age sla)e career, and so on. $ne must actually disguise
himself as follo"ing The Way "hile doing "hat you really "ant. !f you do not, you risk
termination from your +ob, social condemnation, among other stigmas.
The ,ace 3urtain is the )eil in front of your eyes that hides the truth of the "orld. /en only
begin to tear at the ,ace 3urtain because of the fre7uent manipulation and pain that lea)es them
no other choice, but "omen "ill unconsciously keep that ,ace 3urtain in front of their eyes as
long as possible. This is "hy you can ne)er talk to "omen about the ,ace 3urtain. !t is as
fruitless as telling Stalin "hy 3ommunism is bad. !t is <$$* to him so "hat does he care'
What if your mind became your enemy' What if you couldn0t trust your mind anymore' And
"hat if your mind kept thro"ing you into the +a"s of the beast, to"ards certain and utter
financial and legal destruction' This is ho" men are under the spell of the ,ace 3urtain. We feel
"e must marry, "e must ha)e a house at this age, "e must ha)e a girl friend at that age, and on
and on. ,ook at the prices of engagement rings, fancy "eddings, let alone taking care of a stay=
at=home mom. ,ook at the absurd family la"s, di)orce la"s, and ho" the la" treats females "ith
a )el)et glo)e "hile slapping men "ith a spiked fist.
To my friends "ho are outside the ,ace 3urtain, you "ill read and hear strange, mysterious, and
horrifying tales2 these, the stuff of nightmares, are imprinted +NS+/8 the minds of men behind
the ,ace 3urtain for there is no escape. Se- and lo)e are )ery po"erful. &ousseau attempted to
make them the foundation of his (ra)e #e" Society. The ,ace 3urtain is that society. (ut
politicians and crusaders "ant po"er.
What if marriage, instead of being a )essel for peace, lo)e, and stability, became an instrument of
plunder' Politics is the cancer of society2 political crusades are the passion of talent=less
mediocrities. What if ,o)e became poisoned by politics' Then ,o)e "ould be the State0s means
of po"er.
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What! 5ou look surprised' *o not be. #ationalism is the 0lo)e of country0 used to get men to go
to "ar and "ork e-tra hard. Politicians are not abo)e e-ploiting ,o)e into an instrument of
manipulation and plunder. #atural emotions of romance and lo)e ha)e become the "eapons of
e)ery kind of greed.
The phenomenon of /en0s &ights blogs springing up from the ,ace 3urtain induced nations
8mostly the Anglosphere9 is actually a transition of the user. 3onsider one0s transition from #ice
<uy to *on Juan. As a #ice <uy, the reali:ation of *on Juan ga)e you a crisis "hich took you
7uite a "hile to accept.
$ur minds are programmed in the ,ace 3urtain. The program "as designed in such a )icious
"ay that "hen an error is seen that threatens the ,ace 3urtain mindset, the mind "ill create ne"
reasons and e-planations to solidify the ,ace 3urtain. 1or e-ample, "hen presented "ith the
high di)orce rates, a young man "ill say, Ahh, they "ere not in lo)e "ith their "i)es like ! am.
! "ill stri)e to make her happy. !t "on0t happen to me. As you can imagine, defeating such a
self=replicating mindset takes serious reprogramming that is e-tremely painful. Such pain is the
,ace 3urtain0s second best defense since most people prefer pleasure than pain, and the pain to
reprogram the program is hell="orthy. Women "on0t e)en try. /ost men "on0t either. The men
"ho do are bra)e.
When the reprogramming of the ,ace 3urtain program begins, the man must compensate "ith
"hat, on the surface, sounds like "oman bashing. The 0"oman bashing0 is not actually "oman
bashing, but his only release of the pain as his mind sinks through the terrible hell of being
reprogrammed. The phenomenon of /en0s &ights "ebsites has most of them in this process. 5ou
"ill find lengthy essays and some harsh tones. Women "ill )ie" it and simply dismiss it as,
Angry males, but they are attempting to remo)e their programming. They are not blogging to
talk to the "orld. They are blogging to talk to their mind. They are not posting messages on
boards to talk to others. They are posting messages to themsel)es to sa)e themsel)es. The reason
"hy menAs0 rights boards has so much of a 5es /an! 7uality to them is because it is not so
much a discussion forum as it is a tonic, a sal)e, for the bleeding mind as it is being cut up,
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diced, and re=arranged "here the ,ace 3urtain program cannot get to it.
The reprogramming takes t"o to three years. This is "hy most /en0s &ights blogs mysteriously
)anish after t"o to three years. There is no more reason to talk to themsel)es. The ,ace 3urtain
program has been remo)ed.
There are t"o types of men in the Anglosphere. those "ho li)e under the ,ace 3urtain and those
"ho are free of it. $b)iously, the former outnumber the latter. Ho"e)er, ! ha)e noticed the latter
gro" in number according to age. /ore men in their FHs "ill be free of the ,ace 3urtain than
men in their DHs.
(elo", you "ill hear about the censorship. !t not so much censorship as it is a mindset of reality.
*isagreeing "ith feminism is not tolerated not because of 0acti)e0 censorship but because
feminism is (%,!%6%* to be the reality. So "hen someone says something against feminism,
they are, to those people, saying something outside their reality.
Any"here, here are the e-cerpts.
The po"er of feminists to allo" only a feminist perspecti)e to be aired 8in e)ery field that dealt
"ith gender issues9 came to be labeled the L,ace 3urtain.M
The !ron 3urtain shut out opinions considered a threat to 3ommunism. The ,ace 3urtain shuts
out opinions considered a threat to feminism.
!n an !ron 3urtain country, capitalist=bashing "as the norm. !n a ,ace 3urtain country, man=
bashing is the norm. The chapter on man bashing hopefully makes clear the degree to "hich man
bashing is the norm2 this chapter on the lace curtain sho"s us ho" each institution, from the
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go)ernment to the school system, from the helping professions to the media, produces that
outcome, each in its o"n uni7ue "ay.
!n an !ron 3urtain country, being too critical of core 3ommunist tenets could cost you your +ob,
especially if your +ob "as in the go)ernment, media, or education system. !n a ,ace 3urtain
country, being too critical of core feminist attitudes 8se-ual harassment, affirmati)e action9 can
cost you your +ob, especially if your +ob is in the go)ernment, media, or education system.
The 3ommunist Party achie)ed this po"er to censor formally, by re)olution and becoming the
one=party system of So)iet politics. 1eminism achie)ed this po"er informally, by becoming the
one=party system of gender politics. creating a ne" area of study, defining the terms, generating
the data and becoming the only acceptable source of interpretation. This chapter e-plains ho"
this occurs, and "hy.
3ommunists came into po"er by selling the belief that "orkers "ere e-ploited by capitalists.
1eminists came into po"er by selling the belief that "omen "ere e-ploited by men. (oth
communists and feminists defined an enemy and then sold itself as the champion of the
oppressed.
$nce 3ommunism and feminism successfully defined themsel)es as progressi)e and morally
superior, censoring criticism could be rationali:ed as progressi)e and morally necessary.

Ho" do you kno" if youAre part of the ,ace 3urtain' !f you feel more comfortable telling a man=
bashing +oke than a +oke bashing all "omen. Ho" do you kno" if youAre in an organi:ation
thatAs part of the ,ace 3urtain' When you tell a man=bashing +oke and e)eryone laughs, then tell
a "oman=bashing +oke and no one laughs. !n some organi:ations, the censorship is more
completeOyou donAt e)en think of telling the "oman=bashing +oke!
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The ,ace 3urtain is less a L"oman thingM than a feminist thing. (ut feminism has made "omen=
as=)ictim so credible "e "ould sooner think of sa)ing "hales than sa)ing males. !n this respect,
almost all of us contribute to the ,ace 3urtain.
Which institutions create the lace curtain' 4ni)ersities, in all the liberal arts, especially at the
top=ranked schools2 the school system, especially public high schools2 go)ernment, especially at
the national and 4nited #ations le)el2 the media, especially print media and tele)ision2 the
helping professions, especially social "ork2 ad)ertising, especially on tele)ision2 book
publishing, especially self=help and te-t books2 funding institutions, especially those funding
health, arts, and uni)ersity research. %ach institution censors and distorts in its o"n uni7ue "ay.
%ach reinforces the other like academics citing each otherAs research.

!f your son or daughter is about to enter a top uni)ersity in the liberal arts, he or she "ill be
behind the lace curtain. 5ouAll notice it ne-t 3hristmas. !t is lea)ing many of our daughters "ith
a lo)e=hate relationship to"ard their dads and husbands2 "hen they become mothers of sons,
their feelings about men are transmitted to their sons, lea)ing their sons "ith mi-ed feelings
about themsel)es. The ,ace 3urtain, like the !ron 3urtain, ultimately hurts e)en those it "as
intended to benefit. lea)ing many employers fearful of hiring "omen2 making many of our
children fearful of marriage.

!s the ,ace 3urtain a conspiracy' #o and yes. L#oM by the current meaning of the "ord 8a co)ert
manipulation9, but LyesM by the original ,atin, meaning Lto breathe togetherM 8LspireM means to
breathe2 LconM means together9. !f "e think of a conspiracy as people of a similar consciousness,
in essence Lbreathing together,M then the ,ace 3urtain is a conspiracy. 1or reasons ! discuss in
the chapter on man=bashing, it is a LconspiracyM common to industriali:ed nations.
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(elo" are personal e-amples of the author 8a "oman9 of ho" she noticed the ,ace 3urtain. &ead
up, foreign readers, for this is e-actly ho" it is in the Anglosphere.
As ! listen to the stories of authors "ho ha)e tried to articulate menAs issues, ! hear one
e-perience of censorship after another. Some ! "ill share, but many authors "ho are published or
still ha)e hopes of being published, are afraid to be mentioned X L!Am afraid people "ill assume
the real reason is that my "ork is inferior2M L!Am afraid it "ill be seen as sour grapes2M L!Am
afraid people "ill say my book didnAt sell "ell and thatAs "hy !Am so angry2M L!Am afraid....M
! ackno"ledge all of these fears myself. (ut ! also kno" that if ! donAt practice "hat ! preach X
that "omen canAt hear "hat men donAt say X then ! ha)e no right to ask other men to take risks !
am myself un"illing to take. ! kno" this "ill lea)e me )ulnerable, and ! kno" some people "ill
ne)er read this book because they "ill first read some ne"s account of some distorted )ersion of
these personal stories that "ill make them turn off to me before they get started. ! canAt say, Lso
be itM because ! do care X ! "rite to be read. (ut e)ery man has e-actly these type of fears "hen
he first begins to share his life e-perience X that his career, his reputation 8his readership9 "ill be
hurt. And sometimes, "hen he shares, that is a price he actually pays.

! "ill ask you to assume that if you ha)e a teenage son, or husband, that he has these same fears,
fears that keep a part of him silent e)en as another part speaks. !f you are able to hear him in the
"ay of Part ! abo)e, you "ill gi)e him your greatest gift. %nough of that, though. Here goes....
When ! "as first elected to the (oard of the #ational $rgani:ation for Women 8#$W9 in #e"
5ork 3ity, ! "as DB. ! had ne)er "ritten for a national publication. The #e" 5ork Times sought
me out, did a ma+or story on me and the menAs groups ! "as running, and asked me to "rite an
op. ed. piece. ! did. They published it, "ith hardly a "ord changed. They asked me to do a
second. Again they published it "ith hardly a "ord changed. And a third....
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As long as ' was writing from a feminist 5ers5ecti%e( 7he 0ew 4or8 7imes 5ublished
e%erything ' wrote. +nce ' began 9uestioning the feminist 5ers5ecti%e( 7he 0ew 4or8
7imes 5ublished nothing ' wrote X not a single one of the more than t"enty articles ! ha)e
since submitted to them in the follo"ing t"o decades.
(ack to the story...
The #e" 5ork Times co)erage led to the Today Sho". *uring my years speaking from the
feminist perspecti)e, ! "as three times a guest on the Today Sho". $nce ! began articulating
menAs perspecti)es, ! "as ne)er in)ited back. ! "as beginning to notice a pattern!
Phil *onahue had apparently seen me on the Today Sho" and in The #e" 5ork Times and
e-tended an in)itation. We hit it off "hen "e met. He immediately in)ited his first "ife
8/ar+orie9 to meet me and dine together. When he and /ar+orie ran into conflicts, he "ould call
me for ad)ice. He took me to the airport himself after each sho". $n the se)enth sho", though,
something happened. ! began to add menAs perspecti)es. Suddenly, ! "as not in)ited back for
years.
When Why /en Are The Way They Are "as published, ! "as e)entually in)ited for an eighth
sho". (ut articulating menAs perspecti)es, e)en in balance "ith "omenAs, led to another si- year
hiatus. When The /yth of /ale Po"er came out, although it "as from the male perspecti)e, it
"as so much up *onahueAs line of relationships and politics that three producers "ere )ying to
be the one to produce the sho". ! "as scheduled, "ith a firm date. The producers con)inced my
agent to book me as an e-clusi)e on *onahue. As a result, 7ueries to all other American talk
sho"s "ere dropped. Then something happenedO.
The taping kept getting Lpostponed.M %)entually neither ! nor my agents, Hilsinger and
/endelson, the most po"erful in the book publicity business, could reach them. As ! "as trying
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to unra)el the stone"alling, a 3anadian sho" called. They "ere filled "ith enthusiasm. (ut
suddenly it, too, kept getting Lpostponed.M This producer, though, had pre)iously booked me2 !
could feel the remorse in his )oice2 so ! pressed him for an e-planation. 1inally he ca)ed.
L!f you promise to ne)er use my name !All tell you,M he said. ! promised. Hesitatingly, he started,
LWe "anted to ha)e a balanced sho", so "e called a couple of feminists X big names X to be on
"ith you. !nstead of +ust refusing, they said in effect, J!f you ha)e this guy on, donAt e-pect us to
bring our ne-t book to you, or supply you "ith real=life e-amples to use on your sho" X "eAll do
that +ust for $prah.A Another one used the moral appeal X something like, J1eminism is opposed
to rape and the battering of "omen2 so, if you ha)e him on, youAd better take responsibility for
making "omen e)en more )ulnerable.A $nce the "ord got out that "e "ere considering you, "e
got other calls, e)en one from a guy, sort of repeating the same mantra.
LWarren, most of us sa" all this for the attempt at censorship it "as, and as for me, ! "as e-cited
by the contro)ersy, but, "ell, it +ust took one of our producers "hoAs ne)er met you and hasnAt
read the book to freak out and, before "e kne" it, "e "ere all afraid to stir up her indignation.M
Well, there you ha)e it. $r...there ! had it!
Then there "as the day ! first 7uestioned in public the statement that men earned a dollar for
each GH cents earned by "omen. ! did that on Hour /aga:ine, a sho" that "as nationally
tele)ised at the time. The other guest "as <loria Steinem. ! said, L#e)er=married "omen often
earn more than ne)er=married men, because....M <loria, "ho had to that point 8>CFB9 )ie"ed me
as an ally, looked to host <ary 3ollins as if to signal Lcut!M <ary 3ollins, "ho had al"ays treated
me "ith great respect, told me ! must ha)e gotten the se-es mi-ed up, and signaled for the
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$ff air, ! e-plained that ! had meant "hat ! said. ! could see in <aryAs and <loriaAs faces that !
had Lturned the scre".M ! could feel the segment "as being redone merely so they could a)oid
saying directly that it "ould ne)er be aired. And yes, it "as ne)er aired. /y status changed from
regular guest to ne)er being in)ited back. OAs for <loria Steinem' Well, she "ent from being a
friend, to ne)er returning my calls. Thinking a little humor might break the ice, ! sent her a phone
from Toys=&=4s "ith a dime taped to it. /aybe she doesnAt like Toys=&=4s.

! had nai)ely belie)ed that leaders as pioneering as ! thought <loria "as "ould be delighted to
hear of "ays in "hich "omen "ere succeeding. #o" ! had to face a deeper fear. that some of my
feminist colleagues might ha)e an emotional in)estment in "omenAs )ictimhood that "ent so
deep as to pre)ent any discussion that might dilute "omenAs )ictim status. Since my income
came from feminist referrals, and since feminist po"er "as solidifying the ,ace 3urtain, ! felt,
"ell, scared.

! "as e)entually to disco)er that fear "as "ell founded. /y speaking engagements on college
campuses "ere soon reduced to less than @K X not @HK, but @K X of "hat they "ere.
!t isnAt that many "omen and e)en indi)idual feminists "ere not open enough to hearing a
different perspecti)e. When ! "rote The /yth of /ale Po"er, an editor at /odern /aturity, the
publication "ith the largest monthly circulation in the 4nited States, had read it, lo)ed it, felt it
"ould be perfect for the male readers, and asked me to "rite t"o articles for /odern /aturity. !
did. (oth articles "ere lo)ed, edited, appro)ed, paid in full, and scheduled for publication.
! had +ust turned fifty, so ! "as to recei)e my o"n copy. ! sa" it in the mailbo-, and 7uickly
scanned the front co)er to see if they ga)e it special co)erage. #o. Then ! looked at the table of
contents. O#othing. ! called the editor. She apologi:ed and said they had Lchanged focusM at the
last minute. (ut something in her )oice said Lco)er up.M ! asked the editor to be honest. She "as.
She e-plained that one feminist researcher, "ho admittedly could find nothing "rong "ith the
research, ne)ertheless protested, and loudly. The management became afraid. The editor felt as
a"ful as ! did.
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The T"entieth 3entury had to deal "ith the *epression, the last gasps of #ationalistic Wars,
#a:ism, and 3ommunism. The T"enty 1irst 3entury "ill ha)e to deal "ith 1eminism. $ur
ancestors succeeded. So "ill "e.
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Woman0s Pleasure
/en0s pleasure is through their mind. /en en+oy sol)ing problems, pursuing intellectual pursuits,
and all of that. When a man goes through the bodily routines, he breaks it do"n into a science to
make it as efficient as possible. !t is a type of game that amuses him.
Women seek pleasure through their body. This is "hy "omen stuff their rooms full of pillo"s,
"hy they eat too much ice cream, "hy they are obsessed about se- and talking about it, and "hy
they find it comforting to stroke their hair endlessly or +ust sit around like a bump on a log. !t is
the life of a plant.
This is "hy ;ino al"ays "orked. This is "hy "omen become PattachedP to guys they0)e slept
"ith. This is also "hy they become fat.
4nderstand that "omen li)e in a paradise of sorts. She can be as dumb as she "ants. Her only
ma+or life challenge is marrying the correct man. Then, all she has to do is dri)e him to "ork,
"ork, "ork.
!magine if you li)ed on an island of paradise "here food and fruit "ere e)ery"here and all needs
"ere taken care of. Ho" "ould you act' Would you study philosophy' $f course not! 5ou "ould
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dilly dally around and li)e a life of leisure. This is "hat "omen do.
Women "ho do "ork do so in a )ery different "ay than men. Women choose "ork in +obs "here
they get to meet "ealthy and tra)eled men. !t could be on a cruise ship or at a tra)eler0s office.
/ost likely, she is hunting.
Women actually "ork )ery hard at finding a guy. So no matter ho" PdumbP you are, it is an
almost certainty that a man "ill get hitched if he desires it. The only problems occur if he does
not ha)e the "ealth and entertainment )alue she desires 8the older and uglier, the lo"er it gets9.
When you see a young "oman "orking, ask yourself, !s she "orking in a place "here she can
meet "ealthy and "ell tra)eled men' The ans"er is almost al"ays yes.
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Women0s 6ie"s on /en
/en are like a giant pet to "omen. ,ike "ith any pet, you ne)er PhateP it. 5ou can only be cruel
to it. <ood "omen belie)e they are good solely because they are not cruel to men.
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This doesn0t mean they tell the truth or anything. $ne "ould ne)er talk to a dog as one talks to a
Human. (ut one "ouldn0t kick a dog +ust because it "as there. !t is al"ays good to be kind and
s"eet to the dog e)en if you do not "ant it as a pet. (esides, cute pets are good. 3ute pets that
can do tricks are better.
Since "omen are in paradise, they cannot get inside men0s conte-t. !f a man "ere to complain
about "omen, the man is almost al"ays complaining about the /atriarchy system 8e)en if he is
una"are it e-ists9. Women do not see a /atriarchy. They think paradise e-ists for the man too
+ust as it does for them. So "hen a man complains about "omen, she thinks he simply isn0t
getting enough se- "hich those in paradise seek. This is also "hy "omen don0t understand "hy
men complain about them scre"ing guys left and right or "hy they shouldn0t drink and do drugs.
!f "omen are in paradise, "hy are they so unhappy then' Ha)e you noticed the teeny boppers as
they literally li)e like nonsense' Thro"ing a"ay those years into the "ind' Apparently,
sometime along the "ay en)y engulfs them. The en)y comes from another "oman that could be
her sister or a close friend. %n)y consumes them. She "ants a cool car and big house too!
!t makes "omen )ery uncomfortable "hen they read information that husbands are so unhappy
in marriage. !t is not because of a sense of guilt. !t is simpler than that. She is in PparadiseP,
shouldn0t he be in paradise as "ell'
Women0s pleasures include doing brain dead stuff like cleaning, dish "ashing, cooking, and so
on. /en think she is industrious because she does this. (ut she likes it.
1lip that around. When men "ork and sla)e, she thinks he actually en+oys it. She does not think
his pleasure has been programmed. ! told a "oman, "hose husband "as a fireman and "ho
"ould "ork another +ob to buy more gifts for her for 3hristmas, that she "as killing him. He
"ould enter an early gra)e. She retreated to, (ut he en+oys doing that. /aybe that is +ust a
bluff. /aybe she belie)es it. $r maybe she tells herself that to feel better.
Women belie)e that they are the Source of All Happiness for men. (achelors ha)e to al"ays be
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unhappy and sad. /arried men ha)e to be al"ays happy and upbeat. This is reflected in media
8"hich "omen are the primary consumers9. 5oung men easily belie)e it because they are young.
*on0t forget that you once belie)ed Santa 3lause "as real too.
When "omen ask "hy ! don0t ha)e a girlfriend, after going through the usual guesses like !0m
gay, they say, 5ou don0t kno" ho" to get one, or 5ou ha)en0t met the right type, or
something else. (ut ne)er $#3% do they say, 5ou do not "ant a girlfriend. #o, ne)er that. The
premise is al"ays that a guy WA#TS a girl. This is "hy a girl she becomes furious or depressi)e
after you re+ect her.
/%ery woman belie%es she understands men. (ut e)ery man confesses his confusion about
"omen.
/%ery woman belie%es she is a creati%e genius. As someone deeply immersed in the
Humanities, this al"ays offended me. Just because you "rite bad poetry in a diary doesn0t mean
you are creati)e. /ost "omen don0t kno" ho" to "rite. They also belie)e they are
psychologists.
&omen will always consider the 5roblem is with you( ne%er the system. She li)es in Paradise,
"hy "ouldnAt she belie)e that' The only "omen "ho are unhappy "ith Paradise are the
1eminists. And they are unhappy because they are ugly. They are female )ersions of &ichard the
Third. They probably e)en ha)e dogs bark at them.
Social ,ife is the Woman0s ,ife
$h, you e)il men! Ho" dare you not ha)e The Social ,ife that "omen demand you to ha)e!
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There you sit, at the computer, playing )ideo games, reading books, doing something that isn0t
0social.0 8$f course, the computer is a social tool. 6ideo games are often social. (ut this "ill be
ignored.9
The idea is simple. you are to spend your free time out in public at 0trendy0 areas. These include
restaurants, coffee shops, and so on. 5ou must spend your time sociali:ing, i.e. talking about
nothing. With this, you "ill be considered normal. !f you read too much, spend too much time
on the computer, then you "ill be considered a 0nerd0 8$H #$, TH%5 /!<HT 3A,, 5$4 A
#%&*! 5$4 (%TT%& ST$P WHAT 5$40&% *$!#< &!<HT #$W $& TH%5 /!<HT
,A(%, 5$4! &4#! 1,%%!9.
$ne thing ! hate doing is "asting time. !f ! 0sociali:e,0 it is either to ha)e fun or to learn 8as in
discussion9. Why sociali:e for the sake of sociali:ing' Why talk "hen you ha)e nothing to say'
The Social ,ife is truly the Woman0s ,ife. Women, being matter o)er mind 8rather than mind
o)er matter as men tend to be9, must be seen. What good is their asset 8their flesh9 if they are not
easily seen' They )ie" all of this as a grand lifestyle.
!f "omen "ant to treat themsel)es as a parade float and go do"n e)ery arena to fit an image,
then so be it. (ut the problem arises is that many "omen find this to be normal as in The
Way. %)erything else is abnormal.
This can easily be turned around. !f "omen "ant to consider men "ho rarely sociali:e to be
dorks. then ! "ill consider "omen "ho rarely internali:e to be airheads. The opposite of this
lifestyle of image is the internal life. !t is the strength of soul, the strength of intellect. !t is a life
+ust as if not more rich than the most e-pensi)e social life could e)er afford.
When ! speak to most "omen, ! reali:e they ha)e no internal life. Their entire life is a menagerie
of images. 5ou try to find out "ho the person is but there is no one there. Where is your
personality' ! demand of them. What' 3an0t you see it' To them, the seen elements such as
the clothes, "here they go, ho" they say things, are their personality. The unseen elements such
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as their passion, their hobbies, their 0soul,0 are not their personality. 1or them such things do not
e-ist.
While ! think tra)eling is good, "omen take it to an absurd le)el. Anyone kno"s you can )isit a
country and not truly learn anything from the e-perience. This is true if you ne)er escape the
usual 0tourist trap.0 (ut ! ha)e noticed these lady +et=sitters to belie)e they are cultured by
geographically moving their bodies from one location to another ! couldn0t belie)e anyone
"ould follo" something so absurd. !t "ould be like someone declaring he understood theater
because he "alked into a theater. $r he understood science because he "as once in a lab.
So "hen ! encounter a "oman "ho proclaims she is the most cultured person e)er because of the
locations her body has been, ! begin to 7uote Shakespeare0s T"o <entlemen of 6erona "here
Shakespeare mocks the &enaissance idea that going to all these locations, alone, makes you
smarter and more cultured. &ather, Shakespeare said that the person alone in his room becomes
the master of "it and culture. #o", you "ould think that my subtle argument "ould inflame their
temper. (ut, instead, they ask, Shakespeare "rote a play called, 0T"o <entlemen of 6erona'0
Wo"! ! ne)er kne" that! O3ultured "omen indeed.
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3elebrity is the $pposite of Woman
$ne has to be born only to become male. (ut to become a man, one must achie)e. There is a
clear difference bet"een a man and a "imp. Women ha)e the ability to recogni:e the difference
e)en though it is hard to put into "ords. 1or many young men, you ha)e had to disco)er that one
has to stri)e to become a man or you sink into a s"amp of "impiness 8"hat is "impiness but
male0s mimicry of "omen'9.
There is no distinction "ith females today as there is "ith the "imp=man distinction. 5et, men
can recogni:e a real "oman o)er a bad one2 it is +ust hard to put into "ords. What is the
e7ui)alent of 0"imp0 to "omen' /any "omen adopt that masculine metric and turn it into a
0"eak="oman0 and 0strong="oman0 difference 8"hich the girl "ill proudly declare herself a
0strong "oman09. Women are not men and "hile masculinity might separate the man from the
"imp, masculinity has no part "ith differentiating the good "omen from the bad.
Just as 0"imp0 is the opposite of man, celebrity is the opposite of "oman. The desire for celebrity
is the fountainhead for all the bad traits of femini:ed "omen. Think about it.
=The local "hore is so because she becomes a 0celebrity0 "ith all the men and the center of
female0s gossip.
=The "oman "ho de)otes her life to her career constantly tries to portray herself as some eighth
"onder of the "orld. *uring "ork, she talks about herself and ho" hard e)erything is for her.
She thinks her 0credentials0 turn her into a celebrity.
=Women "ho obsess "hat e)eryone else thinks about them. They gi)e people such po"er o)er
themsel)es that they "ould rather li)e as a celebrity in other people0s eyes than follo" her o"n
soul.
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=1emale friendship is paper thin because, again, mediocre "omen "ould rather ha)e 0fans0 than
0friends.0 !t is a celebrity that has 0fans.0
=/ediocre "omen "illingly allo" others to tape themsel)es engaged in se-ual $lympics, i.e.
pornography. Why are they so "illing to re)eal themsel)es to the "orld so' !t is because of huge
desire for celebrity.
=A man "ho has any small amount of fame "ill suddenly notice "omen thro"ing themsel)es at
him. Women see this fame as turning themsel)es into celebrities.
=Women can0t stand being ignored. She must ha)e attention at all times.
=The modern relationship has defined the "oman to be a 0celebrity0 and the husbandRman to
become her biggest fan. *o fans critici:e their celebrities' $f course not! 3elebrities are abo)e
all kno"n standards, rules, and criticisms.
=The mediocre "oman )ie"s children as an additional means to become a celebrity. These
mediocre "omen do not "ant to do things like clean after the kids or take care of them, only to
ha)e them 8since it turns her into a 0mother0 and the kids are additional fans9.
=/ediocre "omen "ant their 0men0 to look beautiful "ill lots of muscle, solid abs, and so on.
Pretty men turn her into e)en more of a celebrity.
=/ediocre "omen "ill choose being single, married, or attached based on "hat gi)es them more
celebrity at the time. These 0picky0 "omen are not picky about the man but more so they are
ambitious about their celebrity status.
=/ediocre "omen are attracted to professions that gi)e them 0celebrity0 status. These include
dancing, acting, modeling, ne"scasting, and e)en "riting.
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=Hatred at nerds. #erds, as you can "itness in high school, are like an anti=celebrity. being
seen "ith them makes you more 4#popular.
=$bsessed "ith stars and discussion of stars. /ediocre "omen are obsessed "ith celebrity
"orship since they, of course, desire to become celebrities themsel)es.
The desire to be a celebrity is not ne" in "omen. 3enturies ago, "omen "ould "ant to be the
0hit0 at the dance. Ho"e)er, it "as al"ays seen as a )ice for "omen. $nly "ith the t"entieth
century "ith its cameras and motion pictures has celebrity become a positive trait. Sure, there
"ere celebrities before, but most of them "ere based on some sort of achie)ement. Washington
"as a celebrity for a reason as "as (en+amin 1ranklin. There "as little celebrity based on non=
achie)ement.
Today celebrities "ork at being celebrities. They must be seen at night at a certain diner so they
can be photographed li)ing the grand lifestyle. $ften, it is the celebrity "ho leaks the e)ent to
the tabloid press so they can come and 0secretly0 photograph them. 3elebrities are fake "omen in
the same "ay that "imps are fake men.
Iuality "omen do not li)e their life e-pecting to be a star. Iuality "omen search for friends, not
fans. Iuality "omen aim to do "hat is right, not "hat "ill make them more popular. Iuality
"omen en+oy being a "oman, mediocre "omen despise that they are a "oman 8+ust as "imps
hate that they are male and desire to be female9.
;no"ing that celebrity is the opposite of "omen has helped me considerably in separating the
"heat from the chaff. 1emales "ho stri)e for celebrity status are the ones that cause me
headaches. 1emales "ho stri)e to be "omen are ones that cause me to lo)e. 1eminism "as
in)ented to gi)e un"omanly females access to celebrity status. The main difference, ! ha)e
noticed, bet"een Anglosphere females and females in non=%nglish speaking countries is that
Anglosphere females all secretly desire to become celebrities "hich poisons their femininity.
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1ish=Hook /etaphor
! used to think, dating "ise, that ! "as the fishermen and "omen "ere the fish. Ho" "rong !
"as! We, happy men, are the fish. And "omen dangle the bait of pussy in front of our faces
"aiting for us to bite. When "e bite, "e get snagged on the hook. &elationships literally become
a tug of "ar "ith "omen trying to reel the guy in and the guy, if he has spirit, fighting to stay in
the ocean. Should the guy ha)e no money or potential, he is too small and he gets thro"n back.
8!nterestingly, "omen dislike most short men as fishermen dislike small fish.9 Also, fishermen
dislike using nets since that takes the 0sport0 out of fishing 8the fish can0t fight back9. !nteresting
that "omen tend to take pleasure in the 0sport0 as "ell and hate it "hen the 0fish0 +umps from the
"ater onto the frying pan of marriage. She must pro)e she is a "oman 8a fisherman9 by ha)ing
some sort of "ay to pro)e her 0skills0 8unless she is old and doesn0t care anymore. Transparent
prostitution "ould be to her like using a net.9. When pulled out and caught 8marriage9, the fish is
put to "ork and is often gi)en some more bait 8se-9 to get going. Should the "oman tire of her
fish, she di)orces it "hich is putting the guy on the grill and getting as much meat 8money9 from
him as possible. 1rom her perspecti)e, there are al"ays more fish in the sea.
O(ut "hat of the fish0s perspecti)e' !n their natural state 8single9, they see themsel)es
s"imming around in an under"orld. The bait and "oman they could see as 0going to"ards the
light,0 heading to"ards a ne" "orld itself! And once married, the fish "ants to go back to the
big sea but he cannot.
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Women, speaking to other girls of a ne" guy they met, refer to the e)ent as, ,ook at the (!<
$#% ! caught! !f a "oman fishes too long, her bait becomes soggy and loose 8e""""9. And,
like a fisherman, "omen kno" ho" to +iggle the bait and make it dance to attract attention.
!t is good to think of the +uicy bait. (ut remember the hook hidden inside.
$ne fun thing to do is to s"im to the "oman but ignore the bait. The "oman becomes confused!
%)entually, sheAll mo)e on to another fish and may do the J,etAs +ust be friendsA line. As Anti=
*ump said, "omen "ill "ork "ith you if they like you. She kno"s that if you do not s"allo"
her bait, she cannot get her hooks in you. While "omen are attracted to se-uali:ed men and "ant
them to be se-ual to"ards them, al"ays remember that on their back the meter is running. The
hooks, remember the hooks. Prostitution is stupid for "omen since they can get more money by
marrying. As Sheen said, L5ou pay the prostitute to lea)e, not to come.M Sheen kno"s that it is
hook=less se-.
&emember the fish=hook metaphor "hen a "oman says, LHey, you "ant to hook up'M
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&eal ,adies are &are
There are t"o +ourneys.
The first is that of the *on Juan. 5ou thought you "ere the 3ool <uy "ith your #ice <uy
techni7ues or speed seduction strategies. When you heard, (e a man! you thought, What! !
ha)e a penis, do ! not' *oesn0t that automatically make me a man' #o, it doesn0t. And "hen
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that reali:ation sunk in, you began to see the root of all the troubles you ha)e had "ith not +ust
"omen but "ith life as "ell. 5ou began to see that most males "ere "imps "ho bent o)er for
groupthink and refused to stand straight "ith their o"n con)iction. &eal men "ere rare.
5ou resisted. 5ou fought at the truth. (ut you reali:ed that #ature did ha)e her o"n la"s and that
your fate "as to become a man 8for you "ere not one9.
(ut there is a flip side to the *on Juan. !t is a second +ourney that must be taken.
While real men are rare, it should be no surprise that real "omen are +ust as rare. What! 5ou
protest this' ! simply say, L$f course.M Just as you fought the truth that real men "ere rare 8and
you "eren0t one of them9, so do you fight the truth that real "omen are rare in the West 8and you
ha)en0t been dating them9.
Just as your eyes began to pinpoint the real men from the "imps, no" your eyes "ill begin to see
the real "omen from the matriarchs 8including both feminists and 0!0m a strong "oman0
traditional gal9. Just because a female has a )agina doesn0t mean she is a "oman 8+ust as a male
ha)ing a penis doesn0t mean he is a man9.
Just as real men despise "impy males, real "omen despise the matriarchs. &emember Pook0s
<$,*%# &4,% to e)aluating a "oman. 4ou can 6udge a woman by how she treats those
who will do nothing for her.
! kno" it is hard. !t is lonely at the top. The only ad)antage to mediocrity is that they are in
plenty of company, the talented, the original, the mo)ers, are )ery fe" and )ery alone. (ut since
real ladies are +ust as rare, they are +ust as lonely and disgusted at the mediocrity that surrounds
them.
When you found out ho" rare real men "ere, the "orld changed before your eyes. (ut once you
kno" ho" rare real "omen are, the "orld "ill again change before your eyes.
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(ut ! don0t like this ne" "orld, Pook! (ring back the old one! A "orld "ith real ladies rare is
scary to me! ! prefer the "orld "here a female "as considered a "oman +ust because she had a
)agina.
$h, you terrified mediocrity! Are you a *on Juan because of your narcissism' Those "ho "ant a
life based on true=ness, not killing time by playing ego=stroking games, "ill not see the first
+ourney 8the Path to *on Juan9 as a pleasure filled narcissism soaked "alk to !=Am=*emi=<od=
To=All. They "ill see the steps as liberating, but also as gro"ing pains. !t is PA!#14, at first to
stop being a "imp, but it is much more liberating. The narcissist filled Juans see the Second
Journey as hellish and e)en e)il 8as the "imps do the first +ourney9. Why' !t is because it cuts
a"ay one0s narcissism. 5ou prefer to li)e in an imaginary "orld "here you are a demi=god rather
than the real "orld "here things may not be as you "ant.
What does the #ice <uy...
the Speed Seducer...
the feminist...
the strong "oman matriarch...
...all ha)e in common' They are narcissist. The humble man is in)incible to these delusions. The
fool tries to effect other people0s egos 8by tearing do"n or by creating en)y9 "hile the sage tries
to keep his o"n ego in check.
1eminists )s. the /ill
The nest of /atriarchy is in the Humanities. This, "here the /atriarchs perch, is "here they
ha)e remo)ed any resemblance of substance in selection or proper conte-t. They create little
"ormholes of Theory and lock themsel)es in. There is no 0right or "rong0 to them, but there is
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0hateful0 and 0progressi)e.0 To them, the 6agina /onologues is 0progressi)e.0 !t doesn0t matter if it
is an a"ful play. Women flock to these humanity departments because, unlike math and
engineering, there are no "rong ans"ers.
$r is there' /ath and science "e, today, consider absolute due to their reactions in the )isible
"orld. We kno" that precise kno"ledge of physics caused airplanes to fly, that kno"ledge of
chemicals created combustion that makes our automobiles run, and that electromagnets allo"ed
modern computers. The modern "orld cannot be disputed. This is "hy feminism 8not so much
1eminism but the disorder behind it9 cannot penetrate engineering or physics schools. Anything
that relies on the "ell of "isdom that is the humanities, such as ,a", Journalism, History and
/edia, is easily infested. The humanities "ere once considered absolute both in follo"ing the
harmony of the spheres to mirroring nature. Today, this is all gone creating the )acuum that the
disorder 8the process that created feminism9 no" inhabits like a tape"orm slithering in its host.
Ha)e you noticed ho" many femini:ed "omen belie)e in some Jgreat goddess'A They ha)e a
fascination "ith the %gyptian pyramids belie)ing there is some mystical pointy po"er. And so
many "omen think they are "riters. *o they ha)e absolutely anything to say' #o. Why be a
communicator 8such as a "riter, speaker, etc.9 if you ha)e nothing to say' They ha)e their
fantasies based on their feelings. This is enough.
Then they ha)e the gall to say they are 0creati)e0 and that math stuff is 0uncreati)e!0 As if math
could be anything (4T creating'
(ut if "omen are so creati)e, "here are all the great female artists' 5es, there are a fe" great
female "riters...pretty much all ne)er married and +ust "rote about their problems. #o female
artist could do the &enaissance style of art. Why' They canAt because it is computational. The
0female artists0 listed are mostly impressionist.
(ut "hat ! "ant to kno" are the great female composers. Where are they, my feminists' The
ones feminists ha)e put out are often fourth=rates "ho are 0ele)ated0 because they happen to be
female. (ut "here are the ma+or ones' ,et us look at the list.
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5ou ha)e Amy /arcy (each. She e-perimented "ith "hole tones "hen e)eryone else "as doing
them. Whee. #e-t!
5ou ha)e 3lara Schumm. (ut she imitated her husband "ho "as also a composer. And she
pro)es the point of the entire discussion "ith her 7uote. ! once belie)ed that ! possessed creati)e
talent, but ! ha)e gi)en up this idea2 a "oman must not desire to compose Y there has ne)er yet
been one able to do it.
5ou ha)e Hildegard of (ingen. This is a most interesting case, and ! can0t "ait for feminists to
trot her out. She li)ed during the >Dth century and "as made a saint by the church. She belie)ed
she had )isions from <od and thought that music "as the clearest "ay to display paradise. She
sought out the Harmony of the Spheres and literally tapped into the /ill 8my "ord for the
mathematicalRastronomical matri- that Plato and Pythagoras both kne" that fills the Well of
Wisdom9.
What are most delightful are Hildegard0s 7uotes.
!.od united man and woman, thus 1oining the strong to the weak, that each might sustain the
other Kut these perverted adulterers change their virile strength into perverse weakness,
re1ecting the proper male and female roles, and in their wickedness they shamefully follow
Satan, who in his pride sought to split and divide Him "ho is indivisible They create in
themselves by their wicked deeds a strange and perverse adultery, and so appear polluted and
shameful in (y sight!
!a woman who takes up devilish ways and plays a male role in coupling with another woman
is most vile in (y sight, and so is she who sub1ects herself to such a one in this evil deed!
5es, feminists, let us discuss these composers, especially this Hildegard. !f you peer too deeply
into the source of her genius, you "ill find only "hat you ha)e been fighting. !f anything, !
"ould take these feminists through the abyss "ith me to the source of the /ill. They can ha)e no
ans"er for it. Ho" could they' 1rom Hildegard0s statements, she could e)en be considered
0tougher0 than many guys in the /en0s /o)ement.
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What !0m trying to sho" here is that the nest of /atriarchy, on the ruins of the Humanities, has
no solid foundation. !t is +ust theory, theory, and more theory "ith no root, no source, no
mathematical source, nothing. 81rankly, ! "ould lo)e to mo)e to this ,and of Theory these
feminists come from. There, ! could be right about... e)erything!9
Ha)e you "ondered "hy any discussion of Ancient <reece re)ol)es around turning it into a <ay
*ay at *isney"orld' %)en though there is no historical basis for it, it has been repeated so often
based on a handful of plays and the misconte-t of certain statues that most people today belie)e
ancient <reece "as full of feminists and homose-uals 8they couldn0t e)en ha)e 0homose-ual0 as a
"ord as "e think of it9.
Ha)e you "ondered "hy some pagan festi)al gets inflated into some ancient 0goddess "orship0
"hich "e must, apparently, all learn and 0deeply0 study'
And don0t get me started "ith "hat they0)e done to the %gyptians, the /aya, and &omans.
The /atriarchal #est has no foundation. Whate)er it is, it is cut off from that Well of Wisdom
that the old humanities kept dra"ing on. This is an area they are e-tremely )ulnerable. The
slicing into the AchillesA heel of 1eminism "ill be the arro" of #ature. All "e ha)e to do is aim
it.
The source of that Well of Wisdom 8the Plato, the Pythagoras, etc.9, the pre=history before
history, is that astral plane "hich )arious ci)ili:ations looked up and copied as a mathematical
matri- to gi)e them religion, math, art, politics, etc. all into one. This is "hat ! refer to as the
/ill.
Words such as 0theorem0 and 0philosophy0 came from the /ill. The (abylonian principle, Things
are numbers also came from that /ill. The origin of music, also, came from the /ill 8$rpheus
and his harro"ing death may be a poetic in)ention. (ut "hat is odd is that characters "ho do not
play the lyre but blo" pipes get flayed ali)e for )arious absurd reasons on several continents
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with no link. The Pied Piper turns up both in the medie)al <erman myth of Hamelin and in
/e-ico long before 3olumbus "ith a link to the color red. The ans"er' The /ill9. The e-istence
of a common source, this /ill, e-plains "hy numbers such as C - >E reappear again and again in
the 6edas, in the temples of Angkor, in (abylon, in Heraclitus0 dark utterances, and also in the
#orse 6alhalla. The "isdom of the ruling class of these times "as of this kno"ledge. The
se)erely restricted Polynesian chants "ere mostly astronomical for a reason. There is the old
saying of the 3hinese that the pipes and the calendar and the countless measures. This is the
purpose of the numbers, the "eights, and the measures, repeated again and again in the (ible.
The A:tecs and /ayans had similar attitudes. This is the ancient )ie" of the uni)erse "here all
things "ere signs and signatures of each other. And #umber dominated them all.
Today0s female fantasy "riters see the old humanities as separate 0myths0 to be pirated and
plopped into their story 8apparently because the "riters reali:e they are incapable of actually
being creati)e. 5es, J.;. &o"ling is one of the main proponents of this9. So here is the rub.
!f the feminists are correct, then all art comes from 0gay eras,0 that no art can or should be
contained in math 8,ord kno"s ho" they "ould make music9, that e)erything e-ists in a 0culture0
8oh, that "ord9 and is separate but e7ual to e)erything else. This is the premise of the Humanities
that 1eminism thri)es on.
(ut if ! am correct, then all the supposed 0cultures0 of the "orld are rooted in the same identical
archaic image of the uni)erse "hich e-plains all the similarities bet"een the continents and
islands. !n other "ords, multiculturalism doesn0t e-ist and ne)er had e-isted. And that the source
of genius is not irrationality but a numbers based )ie" of the Harmony of the Spheres 8of the
%arth itself9.
Has 1eminism Al"ays (een Around'
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An emailer asks a series of )ery important 7uestions.
4ou heavily concentrate on feminism as the root of the problem, but weren't men like this before
feminism0 + have a hard time believing the way + naturally am )%3-* is because of the cultural
influence of feminism +t seems like +:m 1ust !hardwired! to be completely clueless and inept
regarding females +t seems more like +:ve been playing a predestined role in society, 1ust like an
ant would, but luckily + have a higher consciousness that has allowed me to escape %3-ism
/on't we see over and over again in pre#feminist literature, the story of the %3- that secretly
loves a pri<e woman and never professes his affection, while she is attracted to the alpha#male
character that isn't deserving of her0
Haven't men always been like this for thousands and thousands of years0 "hat about the
concept of chivalry that originated from ancient .ermanic tribes who paid great reverence to
women and their chastity in pre#-hristian times0
When ! refer to 0femini:ation0 or to 0/atriarchy0 ! do it for reasons of simplicity. %)eryone kno"s
"hat ! mean if ! say 0femini:ation of society.0 ! don0t belie)e 1eminism is the mother of all e)ils.
!t is a tentacle attached to some other beast entirely 8though !0m not sure "hat this creature is9.
3hi)alry "as an aristocratic notion from the /iddle Ages that has long since died out. Today,
"omen demand chi)alry "ithout a clue of the origins of the "ord and "hat it means. When
"oman demand chi)alry, they are actually demanding noble status. This is "hy chi)alry must be
opposed because it percei)es one se- for being noble "hile another se- to be peasant.
! tell "omen, 3hi)alry only e-isted because of courtly lo)e. Women *%SP!S% courtly lo)e
today. Also, back then there "as actually stigma and restraints on "oman0s beha)ior. Today,
before a date "ith you a "oman could be gi)ing a (J to a guy at Jack=!n=The=(o-. This is "hy
they do not deser)e 0chi)alry0 anymore.
And you bring up an e-cellent point "ith the pre=feminist literature. *icken0s <reat
%-pectations is a guy "ho is practically li)ing his life to obtain some girl 8and e)en then people
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despised *icken0s original and more accurate ending9. Jane Austen no)els also sho" the +erk and
nice guy issues as "ell. !t is safe to say that males ha)e al"ays struggled to become men.
(ut there are t"o definite changes. one soulful and the other economic that ushered in
femini:ation of society.
#astration of the !oul Allowing Femini:ation
Today, there is much talk about people being more 0tolerant0 and 0getting along0 "ith each other.
With all these religions and ethnicities mi-ed together, only a century or t"o ago those
differences "ould ha)e us at each others0 throats in "ar. People back then, at least the non=
peasants, actually had a soul. They "ould be "illing to fight for something. Today, people ha)e
no fight in them. The typical 0*ay of 3ulture0 sho"s "here some ethnicity has a carni)al to sho"
off their food and clothing. This is a +oke because these things tell us nothing about their beliefs.
1ood and clothing do not make cultures, beliefs do. The wars between men have been a
difference of the idea of .ood and 8vil, not these superficial differences of appearances or
foods
Why do *emocracies ne)er "ar "ith one another e-cept "ith dictators 8and terrorists9' The
ans"er is because of different ideas of good and e)il. Peace as defined to a *emocracy is )ery
different than peace defined as a dictator. Peace to a dictator is no resistance and absolute
rule. This is "hy "ar breaks out bet"een dictators, democracies, terrorists, and communists. All
ha)e different definitions of "hat peace is. !t is the height of stupidity for people to claim that
"ar breaks out because of superficial differences bet"een clothing and food.
,ook at today0s politicians )ersus those of fifty years ago. #otice ho" politicians e)en used to be
passionate and manly' Today0s politicians seem like "imps looking for appro)al from e)eryone.
With the collapse of the Humanities, there is no" no longer a culti)ation of the soul. We ha)e all
become the castrati. This allo"ed a )acuum "hich feminists could largely e-pand in.
/conomic +rigins of Feminism
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There is one undeniable great change in history. the !ndustrial &e)olution. (efore the !ndustrial
&e)olution, most people li)ed and died on their farms. %)en the shopkeepers managed their o"n
businesses. What ! found shocking "as that before the !ndustrial &e)olution, e)eryone had a
sense of business and had more financial sense then "e do today 8after the !ndustrial &e)olution,
"e "ere all taught to "ork for someone else9.
The home "as )astly changed "ith the !ndustrial &e)olution. (efore, the home "as the farm or
the shop. %)eryone produced. the husband, the "ife, and the children. #o one "as e-pected to
become idle. The family could see ho" hard the father "orked since he "as right there.
After"ard, the father "ent to the factory and "ealth built "ithin the nation to the point that
children and the "ife didn0t ha)e to "ork. #o one kne" or cared "hat the father did. He simply
brought home the money.
The home "ent from a producing area into a consumption area. Ad)ertisers and merchants
pounced on this opportunity. !t became that the husband "ould make money "hich the "ife
"ould spend.
!t is in Human #ature to "ant to matter. We ha)e urges to produce since a life of consumption
gets old 7uite 7uickly. (efore, "omen "ould manage and "ork the farm. #o", they honestly had
little to nothing to do. 8Some "omen lo)e being nothing "hich 6ilar "arns to a)oid.9 So after the
>C@Hs, the Home buckled to the economic pressure. Women sought careers to fulfill their
0production0 urge.
So "e end up "ith t"o types of /atriarchs. $ne is the "oman "ho "ants to stay home to do and
become nothing. Her mind "ill rot. Her talk "ill become duller. Her idea is the husband "orks
"hile she puts her feet up 8as house"ork is done no" in seconds9. The other is the "oman "ho is
ambitious for a grand career because she doesn0t "ant to become 0nothing0 8but most of the time it
is youthful narcissism propelling her9.
We are currently in the midst of a third great economic re)olution 8the first is agriculture and
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second is industrial9. This is the !nternet or digital re)olution. With this re)olution !0m noticing
that the clock is being turned back to the "ay things "ere. !t is no coincidence that the /en0s
/o)ement "as born "ith the #et sa))y men but the second "a)e 1eminist mo)ement "as born
in the industrial age uni)ersities.
The ultimate solution may be ha)ing "omen "orking at a home based business. This "a)e of
people seeking financial freedom and independence "ill soon change the home from being an
area of consumption to an area of production once again.
! think that is a key to pre)enting a "oman to become feminist is ha)ing her producing by her
o"n designs 8rather than some 0+ob09. $ne happy marriage ! kno" is that the "ife makes pottery
at home and sells it. !t is simple, but it does pro)ide some e-tra money for the household. ! ha)e
also noticed that "omen "ho "ork 8at a real +ob, not a +ob "here they can paint their nails9 resist
the brain"ashing of feminists.
With the !ndustrial &e)olution, "omen began to define being a 0"oman0 as not working. As 6ilar
points out, in "oman0s eyes the definition of a man is someone "ho "orks "hile the definition of
a "oman is someone "ho *$%S #$T "ork.
There is a natural desire in people to "ant to be producers, to be merchants of a sort. When
"omen "ere left idle, they began to use lo)e in a bourgeois fashion. Today, Western Women
belie)e their lo)e, beauty, and presence is 0produced0 by them and sold. 6irginity, to them, is no"
seen in a bourgeois mindset that is increasing their market )alue. The only reason a "oman does
not become a slut today is because it "ould decrease their market )alue. Women see lo)e entirely
in a business sense 8"hich is "hy men must think of marriage and relationships as a business
transaction today9.
Western Women0s financial education seems to be little more than either a career or to
manipulate a "ealthy man to pro)ide for them. !f "omen "ere educated in the financial freedom
sense, they might reali:e that they could become producers at home and create their o"n industry
8as opposed to the career or prostitute type lifestyle9.
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;eep in mind that Woman0s !ndustry, of se"ing things, painting little things, and so on "as
absolutely destroyed by the !ndustrial &e)olution 8no" "e buy those things in the store9. A
)acuum "as created. So no" "omen either chase careers or belie)e they are producers of lo)e
selling at the highest gi)ing price. $nce this )acuum is filled again "ith a proper "oman0s
industry 8some digital incarnation of the old se"ing and such9, ! think "e0ll see a restoration
to"ards "hat "as the old producing home and an utter collapse of modern feminism.
This e-plains "hy foreign "omen become corrupted in America. They begin to think of lo)e
through a bourgeois mindset. This means rationing se- and al"ays looking for the 0bigger, better,
deal.0 !f "oman0s bourgeois urges "ere set to a real industry 8like in the old days of farming and
se"ing9, they "ould not and could not apply it to lo)e.
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/atriarchy *ictionary
#a5acity to #hoose= (oral Smugness 8The most self=righteous of people preach "hat they ha)e
to gain.9
#harisma= 9abble#9ousing 8He is so charismatic! ,ook ho" the people follo" him. &abble=
rousers and demagogues "ere fro"ned on by aristocracies, +ust ho" elites are despised by
democracies, but since there are no more aristocracies as there once "ere the application of
charisma has gi)en +ustification to rabble=rousing.9
#reati%ity= 8xpressing my inner feelings 8Tell that to an engineer. Too bad they are all male.9
1ating= 3ishing for a '&ife#Style' )see below*
1isa55ro%al= %ttack 8T"o gay guys are going at it on /ain Street. An onlooker says, !
disappro)e of this. !t is "rong. The people in the political class turn, as a single unit, to say,
Why are you attacking gay people' !f you encounter a slut "ho has fi)e children by different
fathers, you say, Such bad beha)ior! What a slut! The response is, Why are you attacking
single mothers'9
/9uality= %ccommodation to others 8The handicapped ha)e e7ual rights. Therefore, "e must
accommodate your business to them by installing e-pensi)e ramps e)en though you are on top of
a steep hill. Women ha)e e7ual rights. Therefore, you must accommodate them in their
interests.9
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/roticism= Kody centric sex 8Through the prism of empiricism made popular by 1reud, Plato0s
definition of eroticism "as not body centric. #either "as #iet:sche0s.9
Feminine= Sublime work 8This is the ne" aristocracy, interior decorators, modeling, and so on.9
Lifestyle= /oing whatever one pleases 8The 0gay0 lifestyle. The 0druggie0 lifestyle. The
J)acations=r=usA lifestyle.9
Lo%e= &iving through someone else 81or the man this entails li)ing a sla)e morality to a selected
"oman or "omen. 1or the "oman, li)ing a master morality o)er a selected man or men. 1or
politicians this is the morality for ne" ta-es. 1or actors, trips to Africa to talk about land mines.9
*ob= (en's work 8/en ha)e 0+obs0 but "omen get 0careers0.9
3asculine= ,easant work 8$ften is hard labor "hich is suited for 0inferior0 men.9
3y +5inion= (y pre1udices 8Since all opinions are Je7ualA that means you all must
accommodate to your neighbor0s opinion no matter ho" absurd it is, etc.9
Politics= -asting a gray net of abstractions to turn the world pleasing to our sense of right and
wrong 8!f you "ant out of the net, start studying la" or business or demographics and you "ill
see "hat is really going on behind the abstractions of demagogues.9
!ex= % bodily reaction involving multiple orifices resulting in a lifestyle 8Talked about as a bodily
reaction in the similar manner as pooping, diarrhea, or scratching an itch. (efore, one0s cherished
emotions "ould ne)er ha)e been described in such lo" "ays. This is femini:ed se-= se- of
comfort, se- of rela-ation, se- of sense of achie)ement. !t is treating se- like a bubble bath or
stacking blocks. <one is the teleology of se-. There is no final end be it from reproduction to
transmutation. Se- has been turned into a lifestyle. To men, it is the sla)e morality of the
husband or player "ho in pursuit of this se- "ill obtain all these things. To "omen, it is the
master morality of the "ife or mistress "ho gets material gifts, entertainment, ser)ices, furniture,
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and a house. To gays and lesbians, it becomes a master morality "hich they "ill ha)e no
disappro)al. To religion, it has become a sla)e morality to the 0theology of the body0 or
something else. What they all ha)e in common is that se- has turned into a lifestyle "ith no
teleology "hich sho"s "hy reproduction and transmutation are do"n in /atriarchy countries.
The &eason 1eminism Was Successful
3onspiracies!
,a"s!
1orce!0
! re+ect all these ideas. ! think the reason "hy 1eminism "as successful "as not that it used force
to assure uniformity. &ather, feminism remo)ed the a"areness of other possibilities. !t makes it
seem inconcei)able that other "ays are )iable 8hence, "e are stuck "ith one "ay "hich is The
Way9. 1eminism remo)es the sense that there is an outside.
(ut there is an outside. And there are options out there. This is "hat ! "ant young men to kno".
5ou don0t ha)e to marry. 5ou don0t e)en need a mate from your nati)e country as the entire globe
is open to you 8"hy should @K of the richest population be confined to the least feminine
"omen'9. 5ou can be single. 5ou can do the speed seduction thing. 5ou can do the family thing.
!0m not trying to say this is right and that is not. ! am trying to say that there is more to life than
The Way. (y opening up your options, you dodge the /atriarchy. ,et all the young men kno" of
their options. This is "hat 1eminism fears.
This is "hy feminists altered the 6iolence Against Women0s Act 86AWA9 in the 4S to include
substantial bans and filtering on foreign brides. 3eminism doesn't want an open system They
don't want you to have options
3losed systems, as found under third party dictatorships, are referred to as fear societies 8instead
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of freedom societies9. 1eminism is interested not in freedom for "omen but fear in men. When
you stop being fearful and start embracing your options in freedom, you defeat 1eminism.
Why do 1eminists hate the (ible'
!t is only in the recent century that the (ible has been seen as a primary religious tool. !t is "ell
kno"n that 1eminists do not like the (ible. ! used to think they did not like the Patriarchy
celebrated in it. This is only a small part of it.
1eminists lo)e religion..."hen it "orships them. #o, the reason for the hatred is not "hat "e
e-pected. Feminists hate the ,ible because it is a master5iece. 1orget the religious elements of
it for a moment. The (ible, is a huge part of the Humanities, and is actually )ery much linked to
the /ill. What better essay of /ankind is there than %cclesiastes' Ho" many better plays is
there than the (ook of Job' The "riting of the (ible is one of the finest "riting of the "orld.
This is true "hether one is a religious follo"er or atheist. Practically all the literature of Western
3i)ili:ation springs in part, from the (ible.
With this single book, a person can be complete. They are satisfied spiritually, intellectually, and
artistically. They "ill ha)e no need for the theater, for the /odern Art /useums, for modern
politicians and modern )ictims. 1orget the religious aspects for a moment. Ho" many books
could e)er compare, artistically or as "ise, as the (ible' 3ould an entire half century of 1eminist
literature match a book' #o. %nd they know it
1eminists despise the /ahabharata, the teachings of (uddhism, the *alai ,ama0s teachings, and
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most other traditional teachings. !t is not so much to do because they are 0religious0 but because
they are so rich "ith the Humanities. They are all masterpieces.
!f you notice, 1eminism has no problem "ith religious documents that are not masterpieces.
Although !0m sure ! might offend someone by saying this, the ;oran does not come off as a
masterpiece. Strangely, 1eminism has no problem "ith the ;oran. The (ible' *efinitely. The
&amayana' Absolutely.
This selecti)e indictment tells me that it is not religion itself that 1eminism fears, but the real
0humanities0 8"hich many of these religious "orks, such as the (ible, contain9. #o "onder they
fear the masterpieces and personally destroy the artists 8%6!, richR"hite dead guy9. !f they
cannot destroy the artist, since the art is undeniable, they "ill attempt to make that artist gay 8as
they attempt to do "ith Shakespeare, the <reeks, etc9. After all, "hat is 1eminism but a 0false0
humanity'
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/atriarchy and the 3hurches
Someone emailed this to me.
+ adore -hristianity' it is a core part of who and what + am + don't go to church anymore The
reason0 + do not feel welcome or wanted and that is completely because + am male
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4es, yes, + know most of the leaders are men So what0 The dominant !alpha! man who leads
hates lesser men as much, if not more, than the feminists + get more than enough hate 1ust living
my day to day life: + do not want to go to church to get more
+ have no problem with any person wearing what they want to church: Show up in a bikini for all
+ care + have no problem with everyone running around !helping! at the service: +t makes for a
good leg stretch + have no problem with female pastors: $ne of the best ministers + have ever
known happened to be a woman and a physician + could go on and on and on and on a
(other's day flowers for the women and a sermon on the greatness of the mother
3ather's day a long lecture on the failings of all men
TH%T, that is a part of what upsets me +t is only a part
The church as it now is upsets me + do not feel welcome, wanted or cared for
+'ve tried to explain this to my wife, mother, and mother#in#law They cannot understand it, or
refuse to understand +'m not sure which
There's a church in our area which is violently anti#female "oman must walk behind her
husband, not speak in church, wear L894 conservative dress, and wear a hat in church yada
yada yada + tried to get my wife to think how SH8 would feel going there She 1ust said anyone
trying to make me go there would find a shotgun up their nose She couldn't get as far as the
feeling + doubt +'ll ever get them to see the point
! think this emailer is asking more as to "hy his "ife and mother=in=la" don0t S%% "hat is going
on.
3onsider financial independence. /ost people think "orking for someone else and ha)ing your
business defined by someone else is the "ay ho" life is. /ost people ne)er 7uestion it. !f you
"ere making a great income, "hy should you "onder about financial independence' (ut if you
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get fired, get hea)ily le)eraged, then of course you begin to reconsider.
3onsider #ice <uys. /ost of us "ould ha)e remained #ice <uys if it worked. When you kept
slamming into the "all for being a #ice <uy, a light bulb e)entually "ent off, Hey, ! need to do
something different.
That is the only "ay ho" ! can guess "hy your "ife and mother=in=la" don0t see it. To them, it is
all The Way. They ha)en0t been stung so "hy care' /ost people0s historical perspecti)e begins
the day they "ere born. !f they ha)en0t seen anything different in the past, then they don0t
reconsider "hat is going on today.
As the husband, they also might not take "hat you say seriously. !0)e noticed most "omen don0t
belie)e men ha)e anything "orth"hile to say or think. This is "hy they paint us a bunch of 0horn
dogs0 or 0sloths0 because they can0t percei)e anything differently. 5ou could be in a room thinking
the secret of the uni)erse, but the "oman "ill only think that the room needs to be cleaned and
that 5$4 are "asting time.
Women also percei)e <od differently than men. To men, <od is the pinnacle. <od is the
ultimate. <od, to men, is the source of all "isdom, lo)e, and e)erything else. (ut to "omen, <od
is +ust another man "ho0ll "ork for them.
The Poisoned 1eminist Tree...
! "ant you to imagine this scenario.
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!magine if the 0social sciences0 such as Psychology and Sociology in)ade the Halls of Science
and become the norm. !nstead of any standard of science, sciences such as Physics and (iology
become only a 0theory0 and are ne)er declared to be authoritati)e. All the 0math0 and rigidity of
science gets cleanly remo)ed. 5ou ask, What is Physics' What is (iology' only to be told.
There can be no definition of Physics. There can be no definition of (iology. There can be no
definition of Science.
5ou could make the follo"ing conclusions if this occurred. first, it "ould be a dark age for
science. All scientific progress "ould effecti)ely cease. Second, anyone could easily become a
scientist and 0practice0 science.
This imagined destruction of Science is e-actly "hat occurred to the Humanities.
The Humanities are e-tremely important. they are "here you go to find information on Human
#ature. /any fields are based on the rock of the Humanities such as History, Politics, and ,a".
The Humanities "ere fre7uently and hea)ily used by the 0great men0 in History as a source of
inspiration and moti)ation in their darkest hours. <eorge Washington had his men perform
Joseph Addison0s play, 3ato at 6alley 1orge for e-ample. When America0s 0founding fathers0
"ere debating and crafting the 4.S. 3onstitution, they argued history and the humanities. They
looked to the depths of the (ible, of Shakespeare, of any art and literature they could get their
hands onto. They kne" the best "ay to craft ,a" "as to understand the ma:e of Human #ature.
John Adams ne)er "ent any"here "ithout a poet in his pocket. Washington adored theater.
Jefferson and 1ranklin "ere also )oracious readers and students of Human #ature. Abraham
,incoln0s impressi)e speech style didn0t come from no"here. When the Humanities "ere healthy,
politicians and historians "ere manly as "ell.
#o", "hen you consider a poet, "hat image comes to your mind' !t is probably that of a daisy,
of some "eak limp "risted man "ho produces nothing and does nothing. This is sad because
poetry "as language married to music. 5ou couldn0t be a poet if you didn0t understand music
8think of the bards9. And ho" can you understand music "ithout kno"ing math and the
technicalities and details that go along "ith it'
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When you consider an artist today, "hat image comes to your mind' Again, probably is not a
)ery manly image. (ut there "as a time "hen an artist meant the "orld. The artist could trap
reality onto a can)as and perform stunning "ork 8as "e ha)e seen from the &enaissance Art to
the >Cth 3entury Art9. (ut, today, art has absolutely no standard. 5ou cannot define art, is "hat
is taught in all art schools. !magine 5ou cannot define science, being said in science schools!
!n my post belo", ! began to think that "omen0s mindset is set to con7uer people, men and
"omen, and hold them under their influence "hereas a man0s mindset is set to con7uer the "orld
of #ature.
!t follo"s that if "omen in)aded the 4ni)ersity, their focus "ould reflect that mindset. all their
fields "ould be focused on influencing and understanding po"er o)er people 8and care not a
"hit about o)erall #ature itself9. The Social Sciences are a good e-ample. Psychology and
Sociology are more about people than about #ature. $ften, the common tropes of 0po"er0 and
0influence0 are focused on.
The Humanities ha)e been totally turned inside out by this mindset. %)erything is seen about
0po"er0 and 0influence.0 While some Western 3lassics still e-ist, they are relegated not as
authority but as a 0theory.0 And e)en then, they are accused of being 0influential0 and ha)ing 0too
much po"er.0 There is much belief about a Patriarchy that had 0po"er0 and didn0t allo" female
"ritings to prosper 8hence the 1eminist School of Thought9.
The Humanities used to be about e-ploring #ature and understanding its la"s. #o", the
Humanities are about e-ploring po"er and influences. (efore, Humanities had a manly mindset.
#o", it has a female mindset.
&e)i)ing the Humanities "ill take much "ork, but it "ill be "orth it. 1eminism cannot sur)i)e
"ith the old style Humanities because #ature is kryptonite to 1eminism. 5ou can )erify this by
ho" )iciously 1eminism attacks (iology0s attempts to sho" that men and "omen are different by
nature 8as opposed by socially meaning po"er and influence9.
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1eminism is like a poisoned tree putting out bad fruit eaten by "omen flooding through the
uni)ersities. &efuting the politics of 1eminism is like chopping do"n the tree0s limbs. !t does no
good as it gro"s back. Assaulting 1eminism as an ideology itself is like trying to inflict harm on
this giant tree "ith scissors...it isn0t going to "ork. (ut if you look do"n at the 1eminism Tree0s
roots, you "ill find the roots are the re="ritten Humanities. !f "e chop here, the roots, and
replace the soil "ith good Humanities, the giant 1eminist Tree "ill +ust topple o)er and die. This
is the only "ay ! see at T$TA, )ictory.
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Why did feminists go batshit insane'
Some might say that the feminists are annoyed that an article destroys their plans 8%ditorAs note,
see page DFG9. This is silly because feminists are not that smart. They don0t ha)e plans any"ay.
When ! talk about The Way, ! mean it. 1eminists belie)e there is only one "ay and that there
are no other options, no other choices, nothing. !t is +ust The Way. Anyone "ho says, suggests,
or strays a"ay from The Way !S seen as a per)ert, misfit, deranged ,$S%&.
/ost "omen and most men cannot think outside of The Way. The feminists "ent insane
because they actually belie)e "hat they say. They actually *$ think this guy is the spa"n of
Satan, that he has deep personal problems, and that he despises "omen. And they *$ belie)e in
their feminist "ay of life. These are clearly "omen not in touch "ith reality.
The ans"er as to "hy feminists "ent batshit insane is because they "ere already batshit insane.
!f ! found a "oman "riting an article not to marry a type of man and gi)ing reasons, ! "ould
either...
>9 !gnore it and li)e my life.
D9 *ebate it in the intellectual realm of ideas.
There "ould be no option three for me....
1or feminists ho"e)er there isO.
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E9 *eclare the article stupid "hile simultaneously proclaiming myself smart.
$r option four...
?9 Attempt to personally destroy the author in e)ery shape and "ay.
And of course....
@9 *eclare 1eminist Jihad against 1orbes /aga:ine.
1eminists are se-ual terrorists. They ha)e sleeper cells throughout the country and pass
themsel)es off to be ci)ilians. /ichael #oer and e)en Pook are nothing but infidels to them that
ha)e to be neutrali:ed someho". We are the supposed Patriarchs "ho are pre)enting this
1eminist <olden Age from taking place. (ut, alas, this <olden Age does not come! So it is no
"onder that 1eminists take +ihad against #ature the most.
Poor #ature! 5ou are undone! Just as %gypt "as inflicted "ith plagues by <od, 1eminism must
be one of such plagues sent by <od 8but then e)en <od "ouldn0t be so cruel9.
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,ife of Security
His world is but a stage,
For the women to play their parts:
They have their scripts and lines;
And his world in life plays many stages,
His acts being seven ages. At first the infant,
Crying and puing in mommy!s arms,
"nderstanding that when she is happy,
The world is in order, and when she!s sad,
The world is so broen. From this point on,
#omen become his measurement of life.
And then witness the teenage second stage,
His world to now give girls dates and boyfriends,
To be paraded lie a caught war horse,
And trotted past her friends lie a pri$e caught.
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%f that then comes marriage arrowing fast,
#ith life well stung to sleep with prics of love.
!&ove'! !&ove'! (verything shall come from this !love!'
And so he thins of pies, flutes, dreams of bliss,
Forever a life of security.
He weds to see the girl to happily ascend
)nto a princess for the day, and he
*ecomes her ma+esty!s court +ester
Till lifetime,s end. *ut this !honor! does prevail,
Full of strange oaths and pledges,
%f dreams bled through &ove,s demanding sores,
And stuffed with feeling maes this stuffed man
To see the bubble reputation
(ven in the Church of -od. Then arrives
children with his wife playing the mother,
.ever again will she have a passion
To play the mistress fire ever again.
And so witness the fifth age of his life,
#here days of youth are ground into paychecs.
This spars mid/life crisis of fast fury,
And ends in a whimper. The si0th age shifts
)nto frog shaped bodies and groans of pains,
#ith glasses on nose and big belly front,
To be at grandchildren!s every event,
Carrying old age to oblivion.
&ast scene of all that out/does all others,
That ends this strange eventful history,
)s failing organs and a rising care.
1oes he become his world at lifetime!s end2
His hope drowns as his wife has one more role:
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That of the nurse. 3assing away, they say,
4His poor wife' For what she had to endure'4
A life of security he did have,
*ecause the price of freedom was too high.
.ever reali$ing his great potential,
%f dreams, desires, and destinies.
.ever admitting this he lies and lies,
"ntil his last breath of earth. For his life
#as filled with !honor! betraying no one,
(0cept himself5
...............(0cept himself5
...................................
.......................................-one.
T$e an+!ent% an" t$e )!((
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<reeks and the /ill
The /ill is like a thread that you can find running through all religions, all ancient ci)ili:ations,
and throughout the ancient poems. The /ill is the cosmological scale. Think of it as a super
culture a type of cultural Pangaea "hich, o)er the course of time, has broken into separate parts
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and drifted further from the source. !n the /iddle Ages music "as considered a science. Why
shouldn0t it be' !t is one "ith math and measurement. 5et, no" music is considered today to be
only an 0art.0 And since no one today "ants to define 0art,0 music can ha)e almost any
definition...e)en silence can be declared music if there are enough intellectual treatises that say
so!
The history of pre="riting ci)ili:ations has been e-tremely contro)ersial for the past century.
They are proto=men, the academics say. (ut ! suspect the academic pro+ects his standard of
sophistication being himself. Since "ordy academics stink of letters and analy:ations, there has
not been serious attention gi)en to those before the era of "riting 8"hich e)en Plato has
ackno"ledged9. Where did the ancient poems, myths, and those first traits that ser)e as our
foundation of imagination come from'
Social *ar"inism has become a mental "all that has pre)ented any real research into this area.
Social *ar"inism says, These pre="riting men "ere all ho"ling barbarians. All they had "ere
fertility rites "hich they "orshiped. So "hat is "ith all the mention of stars and astronomical
clocks then' They "ere +ust put there. Pre="riting men "ere li)ing in all childish freedom
go)erned only by the harsh realities of #ature and her elements. They thought nothing,
composed nothing, and "ere nothing. 5et, standing in the face of such theories are the ancient
poems and myths, the pyramids of /e-ico and %gypt, other bi:arre structures "ith no )alue to
defense or sur)i)al, among other anomalies "ith such 0conte-t.0 The reason "hy Social
*ar"inism is so pre)alent is because it feeds to our narcissism. !f 0culture0 progressed and
e)ol)ed, then W%0&% are the most e)ol)ed, most progressed, and clearly the (%ST humans e)er
made! (ut "ith our "orld population at si- or se)en billion, as opposed to four million or less
back then, "hy do "e not possess the ability to create +ust as stupendous "orks like the %pic of
<ilgamesh, the !liad, and the other fine "orks' Surely the imagination of si- billion people, "ith
)aster life e-pectancies and more free time, "ould surpass that of the ancients in record time, +ust
as our technology has been gro"ing by leaps and bounds since the population booms spurred by
the !ndustrial &e)olution. (ut "hat has /odern !magination con+ured up' We ha)e the trash of
the #e" Age type idiocy, "e ha)e these ridiculous 0female goddesses,0 and "e ha)e the re)i)al of
a pseudo type <nosticism. Ho"e)er the ancients thought, it "as clearly in a different conte-t
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than people today think in.
There is a desire for a cosmological scale "ithin most people. With the religious, their needs are
fulfilled. There is a Hea)en and a Hell. There is measurement. (ut "ith the secular, it is common
to find them drifting to the most bi:arre scale creations. The #e" Age cults are an e-ample of
this. Today0s 0goddess0 cults are another e-ample. People 8especially girls9 belie)ing in, "hat !
mockingly call, pointy po"er of the %gyptian Pyramids as if ancient aliens came do"n and
spliced all our genes. !t is nonsense stacked on top of nonsense.
The /ill is the original cosmological scale that predates the in)ention of "riting and, perhaps,
the oral transmission of poetry as "ell. Without the /ill, there "ould be no need for poets and
the first 3hristians "ould ha)e no reason to take up the sign of the fish. Pythagoras is a child to
the /ill as the rest of the ancients "ere.
A good e-ample of /ill type thinking "ould be Stonehenge. %arlier seen as +ust a temple, its
e-istence troubled many academics. The ancients "ere ho"ling barbarians, so "hat "as going
on here' A young astronomer, <erard Ha"kins, fed the Stonehenge stones into a mainframe
computer and came up "ith a startling hypothesis. that Stonehenge "as an astronomical
computer. Atkinson has been the biggest critic of Ha"kins and there is much talk of the
astronomical conte-t being o)erstated. (ut ! am still ha)ing troubles to determine this
0o)erstatedness.0 !t sounds like the usual archeologists, "ho ga)e us the fertility rites and social
history, became threatened by an outsider. Today, Stonehenge being astronomical is
undeniable. We must gi)e Ha"kins his due. This is a good e-ample also of ho" the *igital
&e)olution can alter the conte-t of something "ell kno"n.
The o)eruse of fertility rites and the emphasis of the ancients being nothing but a childish
freedom reflects more on us than them. $ne scholar, 3amille Paglia, built her entire career on the
0se-ual personae0 conte-t of the old fertility rites to the present. !f the /ill is true, then the
foundational stones of Paglia get knocked a"ay and her conte-t and "orks enter the obli)ion of
other debunked conte-ts. The /ill can ultimately be a tool to counter the #e" Age, #eo=
*ruidism, and 7uasi=<oddess "orship. !t is interesting ho" the /ill is a friend and adopted by
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the religions and "hat "e today call 0classic "orks0 yet the religions and classical "orks are
despised by the #e" Age, #eo=*ruidism, and 7uasi=<oddeess "orshippers.
Since the /ill runs through e)erything, it certainly "ould run through the ancient <reeks. ! ha)e
posted ho" prayers to the /ill ha)e occurred in the $dyssey. ,ykophron, the master
mythologist, speaks of Weus the /iller. Weus obtained the title of /ylinos "hich means
0/iller.0 This title "as gi)en to the leader of the (attle of the <iants against the <ods "here the
"ar "as fought for the control of the /ill of Hea)en.
So "hat to make of Homer' What should be rele)ant to any reader of history is that the measures
of a time period become decayed into "hen people half understand them until people don0t
understand them at all until they are often discarded and replaced "ith something else. 1or
e-ample, "ithin the short t"o century history of the 4nited States, the conte-t of 3onstitutional
,a" has decayed and is no" only half understood. (y decayed, ! mean a gro"ing number of
people and +udges find the 3onstitution as a blueprint for go)erning society rather than a model
for go)ernment 8keep in mind that Thomas Paine0s 3ommon Sense begins "ith the 7uote.
0Some people ha)e so confused go)ernment and society to think they are the same, but they are
different and ha)e different origins...0 and Paine0s famous essay e-plores those differences.9
As "ith Homer, and perhaps the other ancient poets, it is probable that the measurements and
kno"ledge of the /ill "as lost to them. They had the tradition but the "hy "as lost. Homer
probably found pre=e-istent materials at hand, s7uared blocks and "ell=cut ashlars, "hich he
transformed into poetry. The 3urse of the /iller Woman, for e-ample, is an e-ample of such a
piece. Homer0s craft lay in humani:ing and melting the pieces so "ell that they become blended
and hidden "ithin one another.
There is precedent for this in ancient <reece. According to Apollodorus, the original tragediesM
are listed in his library, "hich include the tragedies those "e ha)e today, those "e ha)e lost,
those that "ere "ritten, and those that "ere strangely ne)er "ritten. !t took an Aeschylus and a
Sophocles to transform the meaning and turn the ancient measurements into a "ork of art. Any
student of the <reek tragedies "ill note that, aside from usually being boring, they all are
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connected to a type of unifying scale. A play could ha)e t"o people commit a sin, a gra)e act,
"hich enflames out like a shock"a)e affecting and t"isting all of society. !t should be noted that
Shakespeare "as hea)ily critici:ed for abandoning the <reek Tragedy scales that his other
play"rights "ere using 8most of these scales "ere silly like the play0s e)ents ha)ing to occur
during a single day9. Shakespeare0s scales are still fiercely debated today.
!t may be that the cosmological scale "as forbidden to be said but allo"ed to be acted. !n &ome,
Athenaeus says that there "as a much=applauded mime, /emphis, "ho in a brief dance "as said
to con)ey faultlessly the "hole essence of the Pythagorean doctrine. He may not ha)e
understood it. All he needed "as sharpened e-pression. Things can be acted greatly "ithout any
understanding. *rama students "ho take %nglish Shakespeare classes in uni)ersities find they
are out of their depth. $n three separate instances, ! ha)e heard a drama student proclaim
something about Shakespeare and, once lea)ing the room, the professor "ould shake his head
and proceed to mock the drama student. %)en today, many of the "riters 8or thie)es9 "ho
inter+ect mythology to boost their o"n lack of creati)ity can gi)e sharpened e-pressions on the
myths "ithout understanding any of it. ! suspect Homer, or Homers, kne" more but still lacked
the measurements. ! doubt he "ould ha)e humani:ed the gods so if his aim and center "as truly
the cosmological measurements. As "e ha)e seen "ith modern reflections on ancient structures
and "orks full of ignorance 8like the *a 6inci 3ode9, it is hard to romantici:e something you
kno" clearly. This is "hy most romantici:ations li)e in imagination, not in the kno"ledge. Ho"
do you mythologi:e precision'
<olding0s Iuasi="ords
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! am currently reading <olding0s translation of $)id0s /etamorphoses. Translators "ere seen
differently then as they are today. Today, a translation must be e-actly "hat the source te-t is.
The translator is like a language scientist, passionlessly putting the "ords directly into our
language. (ut, back in the day, all the translators "ere poets. And to translate "as to take the
source material and put it in today0s e)eryday language. So such a translator, if he e-isted today,
"ould translate the ancient "orks into modern slang and )erse. This is e-actly "hat <olding did.
<olding has a special place among translators. His translation of $)id0s /etamorphoses "as
read "idely in &enaissance %ngland. He "as the uncle to %d"ard de 6ere, the %arl of $-ford
8)ery important to those "ho kno" the (ard0s authorship debate9. (ut most importantly, he "as
one of the primary sources Shakespeare relied on.
&eading <olding is )ery difficult. ! might ha)e to try speaking it or singing it to get through most
of it. What is odd is that during this time period modern %nglish "as being in)ented. There "as
no set definition as to spell a "ord. So <olding +ust spells "ords ho"e)er he likes. 5ears of
reading idiotic te-t on the !nternet has prepared me for <olding0s cra:y "ord spellings. 1or
e-ample, the "ord dro"n:ye is "hat "e call dro"n. Hir "ould be her. And so on.
Since the language "as in flu-, "hat is fascinating is all the "ords that didn0t make it to our
present day %nglish. Since language is in another similar flu- due to the !nternet, ! "onder if !
could resurrect some of these "ords and add them to our le-icon of language. #o, Pook! you
say. We ha)e too many "ords! We don0t need more! Alas, you are correct. Still, this is a
tantali:ing possibility.
Here is a sample of some of the 0ne"0 "ords.
"he"l = ho"l, "hine
uppen = mention, bring up
7uoath = faint
yesk = sob
a"k = re)ersed, "rong
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a"kly = a"k"ardly
sprink = sprinkle
toot = ga:e at
coll = embrace, hug 8,atin, collum, neck9
7ueach = thicket, gro)e
ensue = follo"
merry=go=do"n = strong drink
flacker = flutter, flap
orpid = fierce
hittymissy = hit or miss
5oo8 - elf( demon
bugg = monster, boogieman
frosh = frog
preasing = pressing
5es, the "ord of Pook "as already on <olding0s lips. %)en Shakespeare kne" of the Pook!
Ho"e)er, !0m still unclear ho" e-actly Pook "as applied back then. !nterestingly, a Pook is a
magical human like creature such as an elf or demon, e-actly as !0)e al"ays thought of him.
!0)e al"ays said that Pook "as the hobgoblin of +oy. His home is the /ill and he bandies about.
A close resemblance might be the spirit of Puck "ho lead maidens to the forest to be... you kno".
Puck also "as made into a Shakespearean character.
! am in fa)or for calling "omen "ith feminist attitudes hittymissies. ! also like the merry=go=
do"n! *rink, sirs, drink the merry=go=do"n! Ahh, language is fun!
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$rigin of Shaman and the /etamorphosis of
Spirits
,et us di)e a little further into the /ill...
%)ery era has in)ented its o"n ballads, romances, songs and fables to entertain it. That is another
matter. (ut none of that truly concerns the ancient poet.
The "ord poet means )ates, "hich are a prophet and seer. When it comes to kno"ledge and la",
it is referred to as poesia seriosa, i.e. serious poetry. !t is this conte-t that Aristotle refers
respectfully to the gra)e testimony of the early poets.
The )ery first "ritten documents of /ankind hold something in common. the ancients, instead of
indulging on "hims and fancies "ith a childlike freedom, beha)ed like "orried and doubting
commentators. %)en "orse, they admit they are only half sure of "hat the technical terms and
"hat they "ere saying. While "e babble and "onder "hat the ancient <reeks and %gyptians
"ere saying, they "ere babbling and "ondering "hat their ancients "ere saying. These ancient
ancients, "ho spoke in these strange technical terms, are those of the /ill. /y label for them, to
separate them from the ancients "e are familiar "ith, and since they possessed no "riting but
only oral transmission, is the "ord precursors. While the first "ritings of /ankind talked about
these terms the precursors used, their "ords "ere already 0tottering "ith age0 and "ould soon
)anish from our species. ,ong before poetry began, there "ere generations of strange scholiasts.
5ou might ask, Pook, "hat "ere these )ery ancient te-ts about' What terms did they talk about
from those precursors' This 7uestion +ust opens up a PandoraAs bo- of mysteries "hich "ould
destroy archeology and e)en our definitions of ci)ili:ation to the core.
They were full of stars S. Schott, dealing "ith the early star lists of %gypt, points to the
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comple-ity of later generations concerning the names of the constellations e)en those of the
greatest gods of the *ecands, Prion and Sothis, "ho in Ancient %gyptian are called by the
names of old hieroglyphs, "ithout anybody kno"ing, in historical times, "hat these hieroglyphs
had meant, once upon a time. *uring the "hole long history of these names "e meet attempts at
interpretation. This last sentence is applied to all the most ancient te-ts of /ankind. There is no
end of commentaries on the Pyramid Te-ts, the 3offin Te-ts and the (ook of the *ead, on the
&ig)eda, the !=<ing, +ust as on the $ld Testament. W )on Soden regrets that "e depend on the
documents of the &enaissance of Sumerian culture 8D>HH (.3.9 instead of ha)ing the real
material at our disposal.
The ancients had no idea ho" to understand the precursors. Sumerian "as the language of the
educated (abylonian and Assyrian. There "ere many Sumerian=Akkadian dictionaries and the
numerous translations of the <ilgamesh epic betray the acti)ity of se)eral academies responsible
for the 0officially recogni:ed0 te-t edition. (ut that is the $ld World. $n the #e" World, it "as
the same. !n /e-ico, of 3himalpahin0s (emorial Kreve "e find notes such as !n the year 0@=
house0 certain old men e-plained some pictographs to the effect that king Hueymac of Tollan 8the
mythological <olden Age city9 had died. This took place before the coming of the Spaniards.
The <reek &enaissance, no less than those of the pre)ious millennia in the #ear %ast, "as the
result of such an anti7uarian effort. Hesiod still has the mark of it.
The editors of the Ralevala described the background as shamanistic 8oh, that "ord!9 by "hich
they simply understood some kind of primiti)e 0religion.0 !t corresponded to their minds to
prime)al, instincti)e magic, to be found in all fi)e continents, associated "ith the tribal
medicine man. Shamanism has remained a catch"ord for all those uncertain things specialists
ha)e no idea "hat is going on. !t is irresponsible and troubling for history if someone "ould
reduce shamanism to memories of %skimo angekoks or to a techni7ue of induced ecstasy, or to
deri)e such acts from the Asiatic #orth "here such things "ere fostered. $ur grand 0culture0
teachers do not, and cannot, pin do"n the 0Shaman0 7uestion 8and often go in a bi:arre 3amille
Paglia se-ual=1reud "ay9.
Shaman is a Tungusian "ord. The problem "ith Shamanism is that it is so comple- that neither
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psychologists nor sociologists can understand it. Shamans are elected by 0spirits0 "hich means he
cannot choose his profession 8the mentally unhinged are the prime candidates!9. $nce elected,
the future shaman goes to school. $lder shamans teach him his trade, and only after the
concluding ceremony is "hen he is accepted. (ut the real "orld of shamanistic initiation of the
soul happens in the "orld of spirits= "hile his body lies unconscious in his tent for days= "ho
dismember the candidate in the most thorough and drastic manner and se" him together
after"ards "ith iron "ire, or reforge him, so that he becomes a ne" being capable of feats "hich
go beyond the human.
The shaman0s duties is to heal diseases "hich are caused by hostile spirits "ho ha)e entered the
body of the patient, or "hich occur because the soul has left the body and cannot find its "ay
back. $ften the shaman is responsible for guiding the souls of the deceased to the abode of the
dead, as he also escorts the souls of sacrificed animals to the sky. His help is needed "hen the
hunting season is bad 8he must kno" "here the game are9 and to find out all the things "hich he
is e-pected to kno", the shaman has to ascend to the highest sky to get the information from his
god= or go into the under"orld.
Scholars like Paglia among others say the West "as uni7ue in that only it had messengers
bet"een those on %arth and Hea)en )ia angels. (ut angels are beings of hea)en that come do"n
to %arth. The %ast, as "ell as the precursor West, had the e7ui)alent of angels through shamans.
Whereas the angel "as hea)enly and came do"n like /ercury, the shaman "as earthly and
ascended up.
$n the shaman0s path through hea)en and earth, he had to fight hostile spirits or ri)al shamans.
Tremendous duels "ere fought "ith both combatants ha)ing "ith them their helping spirits in
animal form "ith much shape=shifting taking place. These fantastic duels form the bulk of
shamanistic stories. The last echoes are the so=called magic=flights in fairy tales. The shaman0s
soul ascends to the sky "hen he is in a state of ecstasy2 in order to get into this state, he needs his
drum "hich ser)es him as a horse, the drumstick as a "hip. This "orld conception of 4ral=
Altaic shamanism has been successfully traced back to !ndia 8under Hinduistic and (uddhistic
aspects, including Tibetan ,amaism and (on=po9 as "ell as to !ran.
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This "orld conception, "ith its three 0domains,0 has se)en or nine skies, one abo)e the other, and
"ith corresponding 0under"orlds0 "ith the 0"orld=pillar0 running through the center of the "hole
system, cro"ned by the north #ail, or World #ail 8Polaris9, goes farther back than !ndian and
!ranian 0culture,0 namely to the most ancient #ear %ast, "here !ndia and !ran deri)ed their idea of
a 0cosmos0= a cosmos being in itself by no means an ob)ious assumption. The shaman climbs the
stairs or notches of his post or tree, pretending that his soul ascends at the same time to the
highest sky, does the )ery same thing as the /espotamian priest did "hen mounting to the top of
his se)en=storied pyramid, the <i22urat, representing the 5lanetary s5heres. 8So ho"0d they get
nine if they "ere using planetary spheres, Pook' Simple, they put heads and tails on them.9
4no Holmberg says, This pattern of se)en le)els can hardly be imagined as the in)ention of
Turko=Tatar populations. To the in)estigator, the origin of the <ods ruling those )arious le)els is
no mystery, for they point clearly to the planetary gods of (abylon, "hich already in their far=
a"ay point of origin, ruled o)er se)en superposed starry circles. This conclusion is also the
same as Paul /us. To take the conception of se)eral skies and under"orlds as natural, primiti)e,
"as a H4<% blunder "hich distorted the historical outlook of these ancients trying to emulate
their precursors. !t stems from the fact that philologists and $rientalists ha)e lost all contact "ith
astronomical imagination, or e)en the fundamentals of astronomy. When they find something
"hich sa)ors undeniably of astronomical lore, they find a "ay to label it under prelogical
thought or such.
#o", you ha)e a better take on shamans and the origin of the idea of 0metamorphosis0 of their
fantastic shape=shifting duels. What good does this do, Pook' Why bother talking about
shamans'
As !0)e said before, ! do not belie)e in the idea of culture. 1rom the abo)e, it is apparent that
the ancients "ere studying the precursors and precursors used technical kno"ledge of the /ill...
the first 0culture0 8! hate that "ord9 "as literally stars. And it "as not +ust spread out on the $ld
World but on the #e" World as "ell. !t is the greatest irony that archeologists dig deeper into the
ground to disco)er the 0culture0 but ne)er looking up, as those ancients and precursors did. !t is
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not a coincidence that the <reat Pyramid, for e-ample, points at the $rion belt "hen it "as built.
And there is a pattern of the first "ritten documents of /ankind speaking "orriedly about stars
and strange terms no one understands... e)en back then.
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#e"ton and the /ill
There are t"o e-amples of the Ancient 3onte-t 8i.e. the /ill9 of "hich ! "ant to share.
The first is ;epler. ;epler "as of the old order of total calculations and the 0passionate de)otion
to the dream of redisco)ering the Harmony of the Spheres.0 8This can also be seen in (ach.9
(ut let us consider !saac #e"ton. While ! am not a fan of ;eynes, his description of #e"ton
displays his source of genius soundly.
0e"ton "as not the first of the Age of &eason. He "as the last of the magicians, the last of the
(abylonians and Sumerians, the last great mind "hich looked out on the )isible and intellectual
"orld "ith the same eyes as those "ho began to build our intellectual "orld rather less than
>H,HHH years ago.... Why do ! call him a magician' (ecause he looked on the "hole uni)erse and
all that is in it as a riddle, as a secret "hich could be read by applying pure thought to certain
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e)idence, certain mystic clues "hich <od had laid about the "orld to allo" a sort of
philosopher0s treasure hunt to the esoteric brotherhood. He belie)ed that these clues "ere to be
found partly in the e)idence of the hea)ens and in the constitution of elements 8and that is "hat
gi)es the false suggestion of his being an e-perimental natural philosopher9, but also partly in
certain papers and traditions handed do"n by the brethren in an unbroken chain back to the
original cryptic re)elation in (abylonia. He regarded the uni)erse as a cryptogram set by the
Almighty= +ust as he himself "rapped the disco)ery of the calculus in a cryptogram "hen he
communicated "ith ,eibni:. (y pure thought, by concentration of mind, the riddle, he belie)ed,
"ould be re)ealed to the initiate.
#e"ton "as fascinated "ith alchemy and other things that modern scientists "ould be
embarrassed by. (ut #e"ton sa" through that ancient conte-t "hich allo"ed him to detail the
la"s of #ature to us.
#o", imagine !saac #e"ton in a /atriarchal School today.
!saac, nothing is connected. The stars are things. /yths are separated from e)erything else.
#othing is in order. #o art is mathematical. !n fact, "e cannot define art. We cannot define
0literature0 e-cept to include a sample from all political classes from "omen, to )arious minorities
and political mo)ements. As for 0music0 "e ha)e tribal chants for today. Who needs (ach "hen
you ha)e (ritney Spears' And besides, (ach couldn0t dance.
!n an era of peace and of plenty, this is the ob)ious reason "hy there has been no 0greatness0
come from the Humanities in nearly a century. This is also the reason "hy many politicians
today seem so weak. The food for statesmen is the humanities. 3hurchill de)oured them. ,incoln
could turn a phrase and, like him or not, could state his positions elo7uently and decisi)ely.
<eorge Washington, at 6alley 1orge, "ould hold a play 8keep in mind 3ongress had banned
plays for the military9 of Joseph Addison0s 3ato. 3ato "as a play about a successful &oman
general ha)ing his )ictory and retiring as a farmer, something Washington took to heart and so
defined a nation.
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$ne of the main reasons for the epidemic of "eak men is the "eakening of the humanities. What
is a man to dra" on for strength and "isdom' 3reud0 !n the old days, they turned to the
masterpieces. The saying. Poets are the legislators of /ankind did not emerge from no"here.
#e"ton and others could use the /ill to get the 0ancient conte-t0 "hen they needed perspecti)e
or "isdom. The 1eminists cannot co=e-ist "ith such conte-t. This is "hy the gate they entered
the 4ni)ersity had to be the torched humanities.
The &ichard !! *isease
There is something ! call the &ichard !! *isease. !n Shakespeare0s play, &ichard !!, the king
8&ichard !!9 "as a "eak man "ho, also, became a "eak king. His throne "as taken "hich began
the War of the &oses 8Shakespeare uses this play to begin a type of 0trilogy0 "ith Henry !6 Part !
and Part !! coming after and Henry 6 completing the full tale9.
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&ichard !! did not PgraspP poetry. &ather, it grasped him. (eing so o)era"ed by poetry, he "as
lost in it and, indeed, romantici:ed by it. !n fact, practically e)erything o)era"ed &ichard !! in
the play. To him, he "as 0o)er=a"ed0 by the cro"n. Any king "ho remains 0o)er=a"ed0 by his
o"n throne is going to become a "eak king.
This 0&ichard !! *isease0 is e-actly "hat creates the #ice <uy or rather the Sappy <uy. #ot
understanding "omen or ha)ing any e-perience "ith them, #ice <uys become o)era"ed by
the females. They find females ma+estic and a spectacular "onder. This is nonsense. $nly
children "ould find such "onder as they are ne" to this "orld. This is "hy #ice <uys are seen
as incredibly "eak by "omen and men. And this is "hy #ice <uys are still seen as children
e)en if they ha)e gro"n male bodies.
The 0&ichard !! *isease0 is probably the chief culprit afflicting 3hristianity and the force behind
this so=called femini:ation of religion. &eal men look at religion "ith attempts to understand
and rationali:e it. The &ichard !!s look at religion "ith only one purpose. to be o)era"ed by it.
So the focus becomes on a fantastical display of flo"ery language, a potpourri of feelings, and a
bou7uet of feminine conte-ts. 3hristianity used be presented as The Truth "hich, today, it no
longer does and keeps attempting to rely on 0a"e0 8but a"e of Truth and the a"e of &ichard !! is
)ery different9.
3an "e be 0o)er=a"ed0 on other things and create a type of 0unhealthy #ice <uy addiction'0
3ertainly! The intense feelings of se- can o)er=a"e people and ha)e people literally "orshipping
copulation itself 8and lose total control of themsel)es to it9. ,ike"ise, the intense feelings of
alcohol, drugs, and e)en food also can 0o)er=a"e0 people and keep them addicted to this 0a"ed0
state.
/y fa)orite e-ample is ancient artifacts. People kno" the Stonehenge is great, but there is little
reason as to "hy. The same goes "ith the Pyramids. 3ompletely o)er=a"ed by them, many
people insist that space aliens came and made them 8!9.
The "orst culprit is the modern notion of lo)e. ,o)e is seen as something you submit to,
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something to o)er=a"e you. This definition of lo)e keeps the #ice <uy in a state of
continued cycle no matter ho" many times he gets burned. *oes this mean one cannot be 0a"ed0
by a "oman' 5ou fall in and out of a"e o)er the course of any long relationship. (ut you
certainly don0t 0submit0 to this a"e. #ice <uys see themsel)es as &omantics. 6ain "omen see the
#ice <uy as submitting to their W$#*%&14, sel)es 8"hich e)ery "oman thinks herself
"onderful9. The truth is in the middle. #ice <uys are submitting to their misplaced a"e 8usually
placed upon some hard to obtain "oman9.
*on0t let feelings of a"e ha)e you lose control of yourself. And certainly, ne)er submit to it.
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T$e )!(( !t%e(,
The /ill is P%)ery"hereP
Here is a 7uote from The $dyssey.
Straightaway he thundered from shining $lympus, from on high from the place of the clouds'
and goodly $dysseus was glad (oreover, a woman, a grinder at the mill, uttered a voice of
omen from within the house hard by, where stood the mills of the shepherd of the people %t these
hand mills twelve women in all plied their task, making meal of barley and of wheat, the marrow
of men Now all the others were asleep, for they had ground out their task of grain, but one alone
rested not yet, being the weakest of all She now stayed her 2uern and spoke a word, a sign to
her &ord !3ather Seus, who rules over gods and man, loudly hast thou thundered from the
starry sky, yet nowhere is there a cloud to be seen: this is surely a portent thou art showing to
some mortal 3ulfill now, + pray thee, even to miserable me, the word that + shall speak (ay the
wooers, on this day, for the last and latest time make their sweet feasting in the halls of
$dysseusN They that have loosened my knees with cruel toil to grind their barley meal, may they
now sup their lastN!
The "eakest calls out for the blessing of $dysseus. !t is no surprise to find the /ill turn up in the
$dyssey as the /ill is in e)ery religion, e)ery myth, and in e)ery ancient ci)ili:ation. As you
prepare to go to !thaca, remember the blessing from the /ill.
1rom Sa-o0s original Hamlet story, this appears.
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T'is said, sang Snaeb1orn, that far out, off younder ness, the Nine (aids of the +sland (ill stir
amain the host#cruel skerry#2uern# they who in ages past ground Hamlet's meal The good
chieftain furrows the hull's lair with his ship's beaked prow Here the sea is called Hamlet's (ill
As ! studied the Humanities, my interest "as in ho" could the poets or "riters create such a
conte-t' H$W could Hamlet be "ritten' H$W could the $dyssey be thought' H$W could the
#orse, the Hindu, and all the other mythologies and religions be done' What is the source of
imagination'
!t is #ature, Pook, you say. %)erything comes from #ature. OPerhaps. (ut #ature as the
source and authority is an %nlightenment idea. The ancient <reeks didn0t submit to the authority
of 0#ature0 as "e do today. They sa" #ature as all chaotic. (ut all these ancient ci)ili:ations do
make mention of the /ill. Why, because it is probably the source of imagination, the original
conte-t "hich the most ancient of myths come from. !n the ;ale)ala, the plot turns on the
Sampo. When /ystery Science Theater EHHH did a sho" on a bad production of the ;ale)ala,
the commentators "ere "ondering "hat the hell a Sampo "as. This ga)e the Sampo the !nternet
folk=lore for being something of great importance that no one kne" "hat it "as. #othing could
be closer than the truth! The Sampo is, of course, the /ill.
!magine you are an ancient man. *eer and trees "ill not interest you as those are e)ery"here.
5ou are already are in #ature so "hy use imagination to"ard #ature' #o. 5ou "ould look up,
and you "ould see the star filled sky. Today, "e ne)er look up. We ha)e nicely decorated homes,
but our ceilings are bare. (ut "hen you "ere a kid, ! bet you stared at the sky and e-amined the
clouds and stars. 5ou probably turned the clouds into animals and ga)e them names. Perhaps you
in)ented strange stories on them.
This is e-actly "hat happened. The ancient man did not kno" a star as "e kne" it today. They
probably didn0t grasp the idea of other planets out there 8though, the Pythagoreans did9. What
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they did do "as chart those stars and imagined. To them, the stars "ere the astral plane. !t "as
like a mirror "orld up there. When you hear references to the four pillars of the "orld and the
"orld being 0flat,0 they are referring to that astral plane. Plato looked at it and thought it reflected
something from here. 1rom this, he could come up "ith philosophy that a perfect being e-ists for
each ob+ect up there. Those stars allo"ed him to come up "ith the Allegory of the 3a)e. The
0Atlantis0 Plato refers to, "hich he tells to not take seriously, "as in those stars. !t is e-tremely
likely that ancient man had na)igation. This re7uired accuracy of the stars. And these old myths
are a type of 0technical kno"ledge0 for the history or progress of the stars. &emember the <reek
myth about the change of seasons' There are myths that chart the e-actitude of the stars as "ell.
This e-plains "hy the Hindu epic of /ahabharata can be interpreted as an ancient form of Star
Wars 8yes, they do battle on the moon and ha)e flying )ehicles in Hindu literature9.
!n #orse myth, $din asks the "ise giant 6afthrudner of the oldest e)ent he can think of. His
ans"er. 3ountless ages ere the earth "as shapen, (ergelmer "as born. The first thing !
remember=is "hen the great mill "as laid to grind.
The /ill "as the stars or, rather, the conte-t the ancients sa" those stars. The /ill "as abo)e
#ature and the a-is of Time itself. Ancient man "as not natural but cosmological. %)erything
"as tied to the cosmos. After ;epler, a split occurred "here "e had science on one side and
Humanities on the other. $ne could e)en think of Human conte-ts like a gigantic Pangaea of
union in the ancient days. (ut o)er time, it has broken apart into )arious continents and drifts
further and further a"ay.
The /ill is the maelstrom of the sky, the starry "heel. !t is also the "hirlpool that grinds out gold
or salt. (ut the /ill is also kno"n as the World Tree. And the World Tree is referred to as A-is
/undi. 3heck this link and you0ll see all the connections the /ill 8the A-is /undi9 has to
e)erything. !t is )ery phallic! some may declare. $f course it is. !t is, after all, the source of
Patriarchy itself.
As you can see, a budding renaissance a"aits if one pieces it all together. 3onsider reuniting art
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and math back into the cosmological frame today. !t "ould completely annihilate today0s corrupt
Humanities foolish belief in 0culture=as=source=of=genius0 and destroy 1eminists0 made up pagan
goddess religions 8since they could find no religion, pagan or monotheistic, that fit the
/atriarchal )ie" they ha)e to make them up9. &eturning to a cosmological frame "ould ruin
matriarchies e)ery"here.
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Hurricanes, ;ings, and the /ill
,et us open up the <reat (ooks of /ankind once again to go a fe" steps lo"er into the
under"orld of anti7uity.
The /ayas had a $ne=,egged (eing named 0Hunrakan0 "hose name, in /aya, means 0one leg.0
Hunraken "as a being "ho disposed of "ind, rain, thunder, and lightning in )ast amounts.
The %nglish "ord for 0Hurricane0 is deri)ed from 0Hunraken.0
Ho"e)er, Hunraken is not a "eather god. He is one aspect of Te:catlipoca himself 8the true
original $ne=,eg that looks do"n from the starry sky9.
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The strangest thing is that $ne ,egged beings keep appearing throughout all religions and beliefs
throughout the globe. !n West Sudan, 1aro only has one leg. The mock=king of Siam had to stand
on one leg upon a golden dais during all the coronation ceremonies, and had the neat sounding
title of ;Lord of the #elestial Armies.; The 3hinese ;0uei also follo"s this pattern. The
3hinese "ere e-tremely sky conscious. Singufl monsters are thro"n into pits or banished to
strange mountain regions for the sin of ha)ing upset the calendar.
(ut Pook! one might ask. ! do not understand ho" one can upset the calendar.
The /ill is the idea of a cosmic harmony among the ancient ancients, my name for them is
precursors. With the idea of a cosmic harmony, this is the origin of the Harmony of the Spheres,
philosophy, the ancient myths, and this harmony is inserted into all the religions. Shakespeare
appears to be the last one "ho e-pressed any sense of cosmic harmony. !n /acbeth and &ichard
!!!, for e-ample, all of #ature turns into an uproar at the political o)erthro"s. After all, this
0cosmic harmony0 "as, only a fe" centuries ago, seen as a type of 0*i)ine &ight of ;ings.0 !n
/acbeth, the horses begin to eat one another. Hamlet is made to say, Time is out of +oint and
cursed spiteR that ! "as e)er born to set it right.
And, of course, from this 0cosmic harmony0 comes the origins of music in different ci)ili:ations.
%mperor Shun made ;0uei the master of music. ;0uei alone had the talent to bring into
harmony the si- pipes and the se)en modes, and Shun, "ho "anted to bring peace to the empire,
stood by the opinion that music is the essence of hea)en and earth. ;0uei also could cause the
0hundred animals0 to dance by touching the musical stone. He helped 5u the <reat, the earth=
mo)er of the 1i)e 1irst %mperors, to accomplish his labor of regulating the ri)ers 8yes, the
same ri)ers of Socrates and Plato. These ri)ers run straight to the /ill9. 5u the <reat had a
dancing pattern 8the Step of 5u9 "hich, "hen performed, turned into the Kig /ipper.
The ancient shamans, far from being 0medicine men0 or a per)erse deranged se-ual persona of
Paglia, "ere actually blacksmiths. (lacksmiths of "hat' Why, of that celestial /ill of Hea)ens
of course that is the center of cosmic harmony. The 5akuts claim. Smith and Shaman come from
the same nest, and the Smith is the older brother of the Shaman. 6ainamoinen and !lmarinen
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are said to ha)e hammered together the roof of the sky. This is the same type of ancient smith
"ho created the Sampo and forged sky and luminaries in %stonia.
The representati)e of the celestial smith, the ;ing, is fre7uently titled Smith. <enghis ;han
had the title Smith and the standard of the Persian %mpire "as the styli:ed leather apron of the
Smith ;a)ag. The 3hinese mythical emperors Huan=ti and 5u are smiths "hich baffled the
historic=sociological findings of /arcel <ranet. He forgot that Huang=ti, the 5ello" %mperor, is
said to be Saturn 8the keeper of Time9. The Persian Shahs held their royal +ubilee festi)al after
ha)ing reigned thirty years, "hich is the Saturnian re)olution, so the %gyptian Pharaoh also
celebrated his +ubilee after thirty years to the true in)entor of this festi)al "hose name "as
Ptah. Ptah is the %gyptian Saturn.
The !ranian <od of Time, Wur)an akarana, is portrayed as standing upon the "orld egg, carrying
in his hands the tools of the architect.
+n his hands a copper hammer,
%nd his little pincers likewise
+lmari was born at night time,
%nd at day he built his smithy
The (abylonians called their te-ts after their opening "ords. The 3reation %pic they called
%numa elish "hich means When abo)e. What "e call the %pic of <ilgamesh, they called
Sha na7ba imuru "hich means Who sa" e)erything. Just as today, the religious do not refer
to the #e" Testament as the %pic of 3hrist for 3hrist, to 3hristians, is not a character in some
dumb play for 3hrist is the cosmic harmony itself.
&eligious cannot see the /ill because they are inside the (ill. When you are inside a cosmic
system of harmonies, you must be outside it to see it. This is not a criticism but a salute. This
e-plains "hy the religious are not tempted to 7uack cults such as <nosticism, paganism,
communism, fascism, feminism, etc. When you are in a cosmic harmony, you do not look for a
politician to gi)e you one. This is also "hy <nostics, social *ar"inists, communists, fascists,
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feminists, etc. do all they can to dismantle the /ill, the idea of a cosmic harmony for they hate
the religious more than anything 8<nostics are more interested in signs than the substance itself.
The same is true "ith astrologists.9
So ho" is 3hristianity inside the /ill' This 7uestion, alone, can spa"n a series of posts in the
future. (ut for no", there is this.
3hrist is the Son of <od, son of a carpenter, a blacksmith himself born under the Star of
(ethlehem 8the true 0king0 "hose kingdom is not of this "orld9. 3hrist, to 3hristians, restored the
cosmic harmony. This is "hy He is referred to as the Alpha and the $mega. 3hrist also corrected
Time. The secular today lack the balls to refer to (3 as (efore 3hrist but only as (3%
(ecome 3ommon %ra.
The arri)al of the /essiah created a 0thunderclap0 to the cosmos. %)en Time "as altered. #o",
the gates to Hea)en "ere open. The difference bet"een the de)out 3hristian and the secular or
false 3hristian is that the former belie)es in the cosmic harmony...that Jesus "as a craftsman
8later art turned him into a carpenter but he "as most likely a blacksmith9. !f Jesus "as that
smith, that craftsman, ask yourself, What "as his /ill'
!t "ould not be a /ill of this %arth.
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(ehold the Plutons!
A council has decided that no" "e ha)e t"el)e planets in the solar system instead of nine. (y
creating a category called Pluton, astronomers can include se)eral smaller masses in "hich the
first one is Pluto.
The planets are, of course, a central part of the /ill. !t "as al"ays to be belie)ed that there "ere
se)en planets. The number se)en became holy and became symboli:ed, or rather, incorporated
into numerous ancient ci)ili:ations. Shakespeare had ;ing ,ear say, There cannot be more than
se)en planets! and the 1ool replied, 5ou "ould make a good fool indeed.
What is interesting to me is that astronomers are so un"illing to drop Pluto from the category of
a 0planet.0 !t is as if Pluto has entered the imagination and is un"illing to budge. $r, rather, the
astronomers are un"illing to fight that battle "ith the public "ho are used to Pluto. The
astronomers are sure they "ould lose such a fight. So instead, they ha)e done something "hich
al"ays re7uires immediate apologi:ing. they ha)e added a ne" "ord to our language. the pluton.
The astronomical definition of pluton is 0spherical,0 0has gra)ity,0 and 0goes around the sun,0 but
the real definition is "e0re too chicken to demote Pluto as a planet so "e "ill promote all these
little planetoids instead. %)en "ith the /ill and the cosmological scale far remo)ed from
history and the arts, the stubbornness of the public in their approach to the planets sho"s that...
reverence to celestial bodies is something practically inside most Humans...not +ust primiti)e
man. %)ery kid today instincti)ely stares at the sky, names the clouds, "onders at the stars. !t is
no "onder that the 0golden age0 of science fiction is said to be >H=>? for kids.
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$rigin of the 0#erd0
#erd probably came from a term at the &ensselaer Polytechnic !nstitute from the origin of ;nurd
8"hich is drunk spelled back"ards9. 4nlike the drunk, the 0knurd0 drinks hea)ily of kno"ledge
and does practically e)erything opposite of the 0drunk.0
(ut ha)e you noticed ho" some things are considered 0nerd0 "hile other things are not' And,
e)en stranger, these things change o)er time.
'f something is )nerdish() then that means most businesses cannot 5rofit from that acti%ity.
Take books. (ooks are considered 0nerdish.0 Ho"e)er, tele)ision is full of ad)ertising. So it
makes sense that marketing "ould portray tele)ision as mainstream and books as nerd. They
"ant tele)ision to appear 0cool0 so they can make money.
Take staying at home for the e)ening. This is considered 0nerdish.0 Ho"e)er, if you go to a fancy
club, restaurant, or something else, this is marketed as 0mainstream0 and 0cool.0 #o one makes
money if you stay at home for the e)ening so no "onder they "ill belittle it.
Take music. 3lassical music is 0nerdish.0 Ho"e)er, pop=culture music is marketed as 0mainstream0
and 0cool.0 The reason is because they make money off the 0hip=hop.0 Ho" can they make money
off of (eetho)en and (ach'
Take clothes. ;eeping care of your clothes and ha)ing them last a "hile is 0nerdish.0 Ho"e)er,
0sticking "ith the fashions0 is marketed as mainstream and cool. The reason is because they make
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money "hen you keep changing fashions. They make no money if you stick "ith your clothes.
! think you are seeing the point. #o", let us look at ho" some of the 0nerd0 things change.
Take the !nternet. The !nternet "as a ha)en for nerds. (ut as soon as companies could make
money off the !nternet, then the !nternet became 0a"esome0 and 0mainstream.0 3ompanies that
treat the !nternet as a threat, such as ne"spapers and certain colleges, still try to paint the image
that the !nternet is for unsocial nerdish 7uacking misfits.
Take )ideo games. !n the eighties, )ideo games "ere seen for 0nerds.0 Ho"e)er, as soon as
gigantic companies such as Sony and /icrosoft mo)ed in, they produced marketing that says,
Hey, gaming is no" mainstream! <aming is hip and cool! /ost )ideo game players ha)e
bought this hook, line, and sinker. !f you account for population gro"th and multiple console
o"nership, gaming has not really gro"n. !n fact, it has e)en decreased in some areas. 8A steady
decline o)er ten years in Japan re)ersed "ith the *S phenomenon currently o)er there. !n
America, the trend has been do"n"ard for a couple of years.9 As soon as the ma+or companies
mo)ed in, they put out the marketing that it is 0mainstream0 and 0cool0 because they "ant your
money. !t is that simple.
Another )ideo=game e-ample "ould be the recent in)ention of the "ord hardcore gamer. This
used to be the 0nerd.0 (ut they call them 0hardcore gamers0 because they can no" make money off
of you. This is similar to Holly"ood calling those "ho "atch mo)ies all day to be 0greatly
cultured0 "hen you could easily call those same people dorks. 8Holly"ood "on0t say that because
they make money off them, ob)iously.9
So any time you see the 0nerd0 )ersus 0cool0 mantra, follo" the money. Anything in society that
people cannot make much money off of is going to be condemned as 0nerdish.0 Just be "ho you
are, follo" your o"n interests, and ignore this ad)ertising imagery that drapes society.
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!nformation Age is about conte-t, not content
What happens "hen you are flooded "ith information' !nformation ceases to ha)e the )alue it
once did. Why pay for a ne"spaper "hen you can look at it online for free' Why "aste )aluable
time sitting through T6 commercials for mediocre co)erage "hen you can find better
information online'
Some people think my passion in life is "riting. !t isn0t. !t is actually about conte-ts. ! en+oy
+uggling )arious conte-ts around and discarding ones that lack the data to back them up. 1or
e-ample, #ice <uy is entirely a conte-t. !t is a )ie" of the "ay to look at the "orld. A *on Juan
has a completely different conte-t than a #ice <uy. A business o"ner also has a completely
different conte-t than an employee. !t is not so much that a conte-t is 0"rong0 or 0right,0 but they
lead to entirely different places. A #ice <uy conte-t leads to a different place than a *on Juan
conte-t. ,ike a bucket of chips, ! choose and discard different conte-ts. Some conte-ts you0ll
ne)er be fully sure about but others you can track do"n the facts 8or lack of facts9 and discard it.
The mental boundary in people0s minds today is not information 8"hich is easily a)ailable and
infinite9 but conte-t.
There is a difference bet"een the egghead and the "ise man. The egghead kno"s much
information about nonsense 8in other "ords, a poor conte-t9. The "ise man kno"s much
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nonsense about information 8in other "ords, a rich conte-t9. The egghead is rich "ith
information2 the "ise man is rich "ith conte-ts.
!n a constantly changing "orld, you must allo" the possibility of ne" conte-ts or you "ill be left
behind. As e-ample to this, consider people "ho cling to the old "ay of sa)ing money to get
rich. 5es, you might get rich if you sa)e money but only "ithin si-ty years or so. These people
"ill be outpaced by those "ho adopted a ne" conte-t, of putting themsel)es into massi)e debt
on assets, to get ahead. ! belie)e #ice <uys are in a conte-t of a pre)ious era.
The an-iety of man is li)ing today "ith yesterday0s conte-ts. We are no longer in the !ndustrial
&e)olution. 5ou do not pass <o and e-pect to get pensions from companies like your
grandparents did. Health care from businesses is no longer assured. A happy and long lasting
marriage is not probable. $ne of the benefits of altering your conte-ts is that you "ill lose that
an-iety you used to ha)e. 5ou "ill no longer fear "omen because you no" ha)e an entirely
different conte-t. When a feminist says, Shame on you, you are a man! This means you only
ha)e responsibilities and do not deser)e any pleasures, you ha)e the ability to laugh at her.
! cannot respect someone "ho cannot challenge their conte-ts. 5ou do not ha)e to agree "ith
mine or anyone else0s conte-ts, but a conte-t cannot be "ritten in stone no matter ho" much you
agree "ith it. 1acts are "ritten in stone, not theories 8and the conte-ts those theories create9.
Some people tell me, !t is the theory that is fundamental! ! say, #o, it is the facts that are
fundamental. We must change our theories based on the data. To them, they "ould rather
discredit or not look at competing data.
So "hy "ould someone be unable to challenge their conte-ts' 1eminism is a stubborn conte-t
that does not respond "ell to being challenged. Why is that'
1< Peo5le ado5t the context that fits their narcissism.
Women "ill adopt the conte-t of feminism because it fits their narcissism. A poor person "ill
adopt the conte-t that rich people are scre"ing out the common man because it also fits his
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narcissism 8and )ice )ersa for the rich man and poor man9. People "ho play )ideo games "ill
think it is the ape- of ci)ili:ation "hile those "ho do not play )ideo games "ill think it is a
"aste of time. Those "ho ha)e many degrees "ill ha)e the conte-t that degrees make them
smart. Those "ho flunked out of college "ill like"ise call college a 0"aste of time.0
/y fa)orite e-ample of this is people dri)ing their cars. When a car goes faster than them, that
dri)er is a maniac. When a car goes slo"er than them, that dri)er is an idiot. !t is all relati)e
based on that person0s dri)ing speed! So young people, "ho tend to dri)e faster than most, think
most people on the road are idiots. While old people, "ho tend to dri)e slo"er than most, think
most people on the road are maniacs 8those damn cra:y kids!9.
"< Peo5le stic8 with contexts that fit to their other contexts
Hence, those "ho hate religion "ill tend to subscribe to the conte-t that religion is a source of
ci)ili:ationAs decline in the "orld 8or the re)erse9. Those "ho hate Western 3i)ili:ation "ill only
see the West spa"ning e)il. Those "ho ha)e the conte-t that the "orld is going to doom and
gloom "ill only see the do"nside of e)ery issue. Their bigger conte-t affects their smaller
conte-ts.
/uch of the bias in the media is due to this. They ha)e a pre=e-isting template and so e)ery
story, e)en the selection of stories to co)er, gets their conte-ts pre=painted due to the original
/other 3onte-t.
$< Peo5le become stubborn with contexts if they ha%e ne%er been challenged
As Thomas Paine used to say, Time makes more con)erts than reason. What ! call The Way
is e-actly this fla". The Way becomes so since no one allo"s for any other possibilities, for
any other options. (y remo)ing the entire outside, the remaining conte-t becomes The Way.
This is ho" tyrannical societies tend to "ork by remo)ing the outside as much as possible.
This is "hy many older men suggest to younger ones to meet foreign "omen in other countries.
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They are not saying to marry foreign "omen. They are saying that, by remo)ing all foreign
"omen, your typical American "oman 8or (ritish "oman, 3anadian, etc.9 becomes the de facto
standard of all "omen. (y meeting these )arious foreign "omen, you ha)e a better idea of ho"
"omen in your home country compare 8or don0t9.
!f you ha)e a conte-t and had no one challenge you on it, "hat happens' Well, you ne)er had to
e-plain your conte-t to other people, to publicly defend it, to gi)e reasons for it. All you kno" is
that those "ho challenge your conte-t 8"hich is the only one you kno" so to you it is The
Way9 must be deranged, misfits, or losers of society. These people find the challengers not as
challengers but as outside the norm and must be de=legitimi:ed because, in their minds, you
already ha)e an illegitimate )ie"point. This is "hy 1eminism, "hich has ne)er been challenged,
must destroy her critics instead of debate them in the arena of ideas.
1eminism is such a stubborn conte-t because it holds all three of the abo)e 0barriers.0 1eminism
has not been challenged, it feeds people0s narcissism, and it fits other conte-ts higher up. When
someone )ie"s all of society as an artificial creation, then one can easily belie)e in feminist la"s
to progress society. The pride of the person and the age of the conte-t as "ell as the influence
of other conte-ts pre)ent people from opening their minds.
To those from Sosua)e, you kno" that your life changed "hen you changed your conte-t a"ay
from the #ice <uy mindset. Just ask yourself, !f my life has so changed by altering that conte-t,
"hat other conte-ts could there be out there' And "ith that, you embark on a series of life
changing disco)eries that "ill impro)e and enrich your li)es more than those narcissists and
arrogant elitists could imagine.
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Po"er
There are many things ! do not understand about life, but there is one thing ! kno" "ith
certainty. you cannot li)e your life through other people0s eyes. ! belie)e most people trap
themsel)es into a type of hollo" life "here they keep acting to please others...be it their
girlfriends...their families...their employers...and forget about their soul. When your life is
hollo"O"hen it is soul=less...you are easily manipulated.
The most fascinating thing about people "hen they are manipulated is that they al"ays think
they are growing in power. The ultimate end of this e)olution is the politician. People think
politicians hold po"er, but they are easily manipulated and the greatest fools of all.
What fascinates me about modern marriage is that the 0couple0 act more like politicians than like
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se-uali:ed male and female beings. They e)en refer to ser)icing the marriage as if it "ere
something like a state. ! kno" it "as not al"ays like this. John ,ocke0s T"o Treatises of
<o)ernment concluded the concept of natural rights from the natural interactions of man and
"ife. (ut if these interactions are turned into political, should "e be surprised "hen men are not
seen as beings of natural rights'
Al"ays trust your gut. Al"ays follo" your soul. ,i)ing your life for an 0image0 8"hat many
"omen and manipulated men tend to do9 "ill lead you off the cliff. 5ou "ill recei)e accolades
but there "ill be no respect or achie)ement at the end.
When you follo" your o"n soul, going your own way, you "ill become the ugly duckling.
%mployers "ill not "ant to hire you 8and the same for potential girlfriends9. (ut, if you don0t
buckle, your ugly duckling nature can turn into a beautiful s"an.
/ost successful people do "hat C@K of others do not do. So by trying to appease that C@K, to
li)e in their eyes, you0re already doomed on that path of failure.
Successful people do "hat unsuccessful people dare not to do. li)ing by their o"n standards, not
by someone else0s.
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/ass &eincarnation of #e)ille 3hamberlain
Why "on0t you stop harping about the 0be "ho you are0 stuff' you ask.
(ecause it is the most important lesson ! e)er learned. $ur li)es seem so po"erless because "e
actually <!6% po"er to others to define us, to shape us. 1or e-ample, on Sosua)e and life,
you0)e certainly seen guys gi)e "omen so much po"er to define the guy in 7uestion, to +udge the
guy, to determine the guy0s "orth. !nstead, "hy don0t "e ha)e the girl pro)e H%& "orth to us!'
!t is time for you to define the rules for your life. !f you gi)e up those rules to anyone else, then
5$4 are to be blamed for "here you are in life. *on0t blame "omen, corporations, politics, or
anything else. 5ou define your life.
We demand more business information from you Pook!
Then consider this the first lesson of becoming a 3%$. 3%$s !0)e met in real life do share one
7uality. they don0t care "hat anyone else thinks of them. !t takes a hefty set of balls and
confidence to direct a business. The 3%$ is the captain. #o", they certainly do care "hat the
consumers, shareholders, and employees think, of course. (ut they only care "ithin a set of
strategy. Why "ould a 3%$ ask his employee ad)ice on ho" to run the business'
!f you can0t define rules for your o"n life, ho" they hell are you going to define rules for your
business'
!n fact, this Pookish 1irst 3ommandment e)en applies on a far greater scale. 5ou, from sosua)e,
kno" about the dilemma of the #ice <uy. O(ut "hat about #ice <uy #ations' What about
#ice <uy /ilitary' Act like a "imp on the "orld0s stage, terrorists "ill smell "eakness and
bomb you. #o nation has e)er been attacked for being too strong.
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1or our personal direction, "e al"ays hear, We need to obey the opinion of society. What is
society and "hy let it define ho" your life is' And for the national direction, "e al"ays hear,
We need to obey the opinion of the "orld. What e-actly is this 0opinion0 of the "orld and "hy
"ould a nation let itself be defined by other nations' !sn0t the point of being independent country
is for the country to define itself'
!t is my hope that America tries to be America, the 4; tries to be the 4;, 1rance tries to be
1rance, and so on. Why should America try to be like 1rance or 1rance try to be like Algeria' !t
is like the entire "orld is infected "ith femini:ation. There ha)e been too many reincarnations of
#e)ille 3hamberlains 8picture abo)e9 and not enough 3hurchills. Worrying about "hat e)eryone
else thinks, the "orld is caged in fighting minimalist "ars. (y not allo"ing the full might of
po"er to be unleashed, the problem +ust gro"s. ! hear "ith the battles in ,ebanon that terrorists
"ear ci)ilian clothing and fire their rockets from houses. They are using the West0s )irtue as their
primary "eapon. They kno" no one is going to bomb those houses.
! belie)e most addictions and disorders are due to people not being "ho they are and gi)ing the
rules of their life to someone else. %)entually...they crack.
!mitation is suicide. There is nothing ! find more disappointing than someone trying to be
someone else. There is nothing more depressing than li)ing your life to someone else0s )ision.
5ou ha)e a soul for a reason.
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Passion )ersus %ros
!t is said that there is more se- than e)er before, or, at least, more than in recent times. 3onstant
cries of outrage come from the latest ne"s story about a principal making porn "ith school
teachers or school kids doing hanky panky under the table. A better illustration "ould be the
early uni)ersity 8founded by churches9 compared to the modern uni)ersity 8"horehouse "ith a
clock to"er9.
%ros is the beha)ior "e see today in modernity. !t speaks to the sensation, to the feeling, and
more to the appetite. The 0se-0 of moderns is not re)olutionary or "ild, it is lame and pathetic. !n
fact, it is so lame and pathetic that moderns continually ha)e to dress their se- up "ith "ords
pregnant in sophistication. *id the "oman or man really 0seduce0 you' 1rom "hat ! see, the
beha)ior "as acting e-actly like that of a Happy /eal commercial. !t "ould be absurd to say
/c*onald0s tries to seduce our gluttony "ith pictures and rotations of their food 8at best, such
0commercials0 speaks only to a mild sensation9.
Passion is a "ord commonly misused. Passion does not mean strong sensation or "ild
feeling. Passion is an animation of the soul "hich is "hy the "ord passion is used in reference
to religion 8such as the PASS!$# of 3hrist9. Someone "ho is follo"ing their passion in life is
literally follo"ing their soul. Those, "hose souls 0animate0 at, say, singing, "ill become bitter and
unhappy if they "ere a banker instead. 5ou can tell "hen someone is 0passionate0 about
something not because they 0really like it0 but because they become much more animated "ithin
it.
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There is )ery little passion in the moderns today. /oderns do not belie)e in souls, they belie)e in
selves. The Self can ne)er be satisfied and has an infinite appetite. !t used to be that the smallest
and most subtle differences of religion "ould be enough to dri)e our ancestors to "age bloody
"ar against one another. #ot saying "e should return to this, ! am +ust pointing out ho"
passionate people used to be. 4sing a measuring stick of American politicians, one can go back
fifty years and more to hear passionate 8i.e. speaking of the soul9 speeches from politicians of
either party. %)en though politicians like Truman "ere not orators, they "ere manly. The lack of
passion breeds androgyny. ! ha)e ne)er met a man "ho didn0t ha)e some sort of passion "ithin
him. $ften, it is passion that makes the man 8and "oman9 rather than these poorly emulated
androgynous men and "omen of today. There is no 0passion0 behind a "oman0s 8or man0s9
adultery these days. There are no more &omeo and Juliets. /ost of Shakespeare, built around
and on passion, sounds "ordy and irrele)ant to moderns. The monologues speaking of hea)en
and earth or characters agoni:ing o)er their effects unleashing hell upon nature cannot be heard
by moderns.
The biggest annoyance to me is the misuse of the "ord 0tragedy.0 !f a cute, pig=tailed little girl ran
off from her mother to run in the street and "as hit by a speeding car and killed, it is not a
tragedy. Ho"e)er, if the mother then laments and agoni:es in her soul ho" she should ha)e been
looking after her daughter better that becomes a tragedy. Someho" along the "ay, tragedies "ere
seen as nothing more than corpses on stage and bad feelings. So no" anything that gi)es us a
bad feeling is labeled a tragedy. CR>> "as not a tragedy. The notion that certain key people
agoni:ed of ho" they could ha)e pre)ented it, that is the tragedy. Without the basis of soul, there
can be no tragedy.
/odern "omen are )ery easy to deal "ith if you engage only in %ros rather than passion. The
/&A complaints against marriage is actually more centered in the lack of passion "ithin
marriages rather than the laundry list of errors such as 0nagging,0 0no se-,0 0spends all the money,0
etc. ! actually don0t belie)e today0s "omen kno" "hat passion is or "hat to look for it.
/en and "omen are hungry for passion. Women are probably hungrier for it if the shel)es of
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romance books mean anything. The problem is that many young "omen are o)er"helmed "ith
the feelings of %ros and mistake it for passion. To those "ho "onder "hy ceaseless hedonism
can often make life become absolute misery, it is the denying of one0s soul to flights of %ros.
%ros +ust simply isn0t as fulfilling as passion.
,et me take you back to the Krave New "orld. The citi:ens of that "orld go so far as anti=
passion "ith 0feelies0 or 0soma0 to counteract any an-ieties they feel. The Sa)age is full of passion
as e)en the slightest t"inges of lust can cause him agony "ithin the soul. Krave New "orld is not
a "ork of prophecy or biology2 it is a re"orking of (uddhist legends.
5oung men are not in 0agony0 that their girl has chosen to lo)e another or 0cheated0 on them. The
agony is that these girls do not kno" ho" to lo)e at all. While some "ill blame 1eminism for
creating a sense of 0no passion20 feminism can only e-ist and spread "here people are not
passionate. !t is the soul=less "ho readily +oin mass mo)ements.
This means that the Source of %rrors is something deeper than 1eminism. %)en if the "orld
banded together and eliminated 1eminismO)ery little "ould change.
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The 3himera
Why do some men e-it the /atriarchy "hile others do not'
Why do the men "ho e-it the 0Spell0 share similar personalities as "ell as ha)ing similar )ie"s
on business, computers, and realism'
Why is the /en0s /o)ement such a big tent yet so small'
A single ans"er can be made to all three 7uestions. As 0/irror of the Soul0 has said, "orship
<od, "orship #ature, "orship space aliens, but do not "orship "omen.
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There is an insatiable natural desire for Human beings for myth. And by myth, ! am talking
Wonder. !f it is not there, the Human mind "ill attach Wonder to something else. This "ill apply
as strongly to atheists as it does to the religious. !t is because it is not about religion2 it is about
something more soulful.
The Ancient /ind, of all ci)ili:ations, placed their Wonder at the /ill, as the star studded sky
abo)e "hich housed Time and *estiny. Saturn, to us, is +ust a ball of gas "ith a particular orbit
defined by astrophysics. To the Ancient /ind such as the <reeks, Saturn "as the ,ord of Time
and carried his sickle as the legends "ould describe.
!t is a myth, Pook. They belie)ed in nonsense. $ur )ie" on Saturn has all the facts and is not
feathered "ith ridiculous beliefs.
A myth "e think of something as 4#T&4%. This is "hy ! am using the "ord 0Wonder0 instead.
The ancient <reeks also tracked Saturn as scientifically as they could. They also had facts. (ut
Saturn "ith his sickle, appealing to Wonder, could be enthusiastically learned by children. Try
telling children about the astrophysics of Saturn. 5ou0d +ust get blank stares! The 0Wonder0 part is
"hat gets their attention.
5ou prattle on about this ancient stuff. (ut "hat about today' you ask.
As Human beings, "e cra)e Wonder. !f "e do not obtain it at one le)el, "e "ill re=create it at
another. This cra)ing for Wonder is either due to a side effect of sentience or something else.
#e)ertheless, it is there.
Today, since 0Wonder0 is denied in all the traditional ancient "ays and e)en in the later religious
"ays, it is no" place on "omen itself. Woman is no" the great "onder of the "orld. Woman is
the myth of the post=modern "orld.
/en hold Wonder at Woman. #ice <uys "orship Her. Seducers fight for Her. Women are not
e-actly a ne" nobility, but they do hold the Torch of Wonder "hich is creating "hat ! call the
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0Spell.0 This 0Spell0 is the glue of the /atriarchy. /en follo" The Way because it leads to that
0"onder,0 "oman.
What is curious, though, are the men "ho do not hold "onder at "omen. These guys, at first,
appear )astly different. $n closer obser)ation, they are all the same in that they hold Wonder at
something else, something that is not "oman. Asking these guys to "orship "omen achie)es the
same looks as if you asked them to s"allo" a goldfish. Some of these guys are genuine
"orshipers of religion. $ther guys hold "onder else"here such as "ith business. Some of these
guys are +ust "onderless engineers "ho can0t see ho" guys can be so brain"ashed. To all of
them, "omen ha)e no halo. There is nothing mystical about them.
!t "asn0t al"ays this "ay. Someho", some"here, "omen "ere turned into a chimerical being,
something of such infinite "onder and hea)enly delight that love became the soul saving
experience
!0)e been on both sides of this fence. Women didn0t lose their mystical halo for me until after !
became more kno"ledgeable on business. ! "ondered "hy most people stayed poor. ! found that
"omen "ould run for the hills if you mention something like 0financial independence0 and
0business building.0 ! couldn0t understand "hy. *idn0t "omen "ant successful men' *on0t "omen
"ant rich men' Ho" else are you going to become rich unless you build assets'
Women use a different financial statement then men do. $n the 1emale 1inancial Statement,
husbands are placed under 0asset.0 Women do not shop for husbands2 they are truly shopping for
assets. 8The +oke about "oman referring to her body parts as 0assets0 is financially true. Those
body parts generate true cash flo" and re)enue.9 1or the /ale 1inancial Statement, the dates
appear under 0e-penses0 and girlfriendR"ife appears under liability. The man is literally paying off
the girl like a person does a car. $nce ! sa" this, the Spell o)er me "as broken.
Women not only li)e by different rules by men, they also ha)e a different Wonder. &omen hold
&onder at the 'mage. And by !mage, ! am referring to the style o)er substance. /ost "omen
are interested in appearing rich rather than actually being rich. !t is no "onder they go into debt
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buying a ne" car or bigger house. Also, men "ho hold fa)orable 7ualities that are in)isible, such
as intelligence or e)en in)isible assets, do not fit the !mage. !t is "ell kno"n "omen are
interested in a lifestyle andRor !mage, to them a man doesn0t e-ist. *iamond rings and being
married hold nothing of substance compared to regular rings and li)ing together e-cept !mage. !t
is "omen, not men, "ho "orship the Holly"ood stars.
/arriage by lo)e' This is a modern in)ention. %)en !ndians 8of southern Asia kind, not the tepee
nati)es of America9 today ha)e arranged marriages. &oyalty also used marriages as a type of
bargaining chip. *efeated nations0 "omen "ould be married to the )ictors. There "as no "orship
of "oman as "e kno" it today.
The chimera 8the fanciful illusion, ! don0t mean the "ord as in the <reek monster9 of our era is
lo)e. Women "ill do anything but denounce 0lo)e0 for it is the seat to their po"er. ,o)e is e)en
used by homose-uals as reason as they should do almost anything they "ant. After all, ho" can
anyone argue against 0lo)e'0 0,o)e0 is e)en used no" for religious purposes "ith no more
mention of brimstone and fire.
! ha)e a rule that "hene)er 1eminism assaults something, ! look at it "ith curiosity. <enerally,
"hate)er 1eminism attacks ! take up as a cause because ! kno" 1eminism percei)es it as a
threat.
1eminism )iciously attacks t"o things. 3hristianity and Helleni:ation. At first, ! thought
1eminism "as attacking 3hristianity because of the patriarchy. (ut no" ! kno" better.
3hristianity and Helleni:ation used to hold the Wonders of the Western World. Politicians used
to 7uote both, fre7uently. Te-tbooks of the nineteenth century and earlier are filled "ith elements
of both. 3an you imagine si-th graders learning their 3icero'
$ne can follo" the trace of ho" /yth and Wonder "ere di)erted from its usual arenas and
placed onto "omen themsel)es 8or rather, love, "hich men re7uire "omen to obtain9. The )illain
is Jean=Jac7ues &ousseau. He "as the /ass !nfluencer "ho femini:ed the %uropean soul and
said that the old "ays should be no more. ,o)e should be the soul sa)ing e-perience, he said.
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%ntire nations re="rote their constitutions to fit the )ie"s of &ousseau.
As strange as it might sound, 1eminism is a ,o)e /o)ement. The aging feminists of today "ere
once flo"er children chanting and part of the 0free lo)e0 mo)ement. !nstead of marriage being
based on, say, #ature, it is based on 0lo)e.0
!s it no mistake that e)ery "oman proclaims herself the 0e-pert0 in lo)e' And that all men are
assumed 0idiots0 in lo)e until a "oman 0sho"s them'0
%)en if you demand a pre=nuptial agreement, a "oman "ill start screaming about lo)e. ,o)e 8a
0"onder09 is used as po"er. Women and men are in perfect agreement "hen they say, 1rom lo)e
"ill come all things. 1or man, he is referring to the di)ine mythical soul=sa)ing state. 1or
"oman, she is referring to the earthly materialistic !mage making state. ,o)e has been so
effecti)e a chimera that e)en ta-=men and 3ongress are using it. *on0t you lo)e your neighbor'
5ou may be doing "ell but your neighbor is suffering. ,et us raise ta-es in the spirit of lo)e.
With all this 0lo)e,0 no "onder there is so much hate in the "orld.
&omanticism. An $bituary
Kelow is a post on Sosuave called: 9omanticism: %n $bituary "ritten several years ago, it still
holds true today and should complement the -himera post
Romanticism is an article of faith.
We kno" "hat it0s stuffed "ith. lo)e at first sight, the carriage of frolicking courtships, prancing
couples, dialogue consisting of fantastical ban7uets, )iolins and flutes, of ballroom "eddings,
chandeliers, strangled poetry that con)erts her e)ery body part into some bi:arre infinitude, and
of happy homes flo"ing "ith enchanting music "ith D.E kids, D.B cars, >.> garage, and >.? dogs.
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All in all, the fountain that bubbles this )aporous romanticism is the phrase. star-crossed.
&omanticism is not something considered to be 0controlled.0 &ather, it seen as something to
submit to. This 0star=crossed0 lo)e is ele)ated to the esteemed le)el kno"n as destiny!
And so this faith makes the man stuffed. These stuffed men float airily through the "orld. Some
pop to fall in the abyss 8and they "onder "hy suicide is at its highest rate for young men!9.
$thers +ust stuff themsel)es more and more so that no matter "hat is said to them, they are so
stuffed that e)en the sharpest most blatant facts bounce against their rubbery infatuated shells.
Some reali:ed that they "ere stuffed and turned themsel)es inside out. These unfortunate fe"
shri)el "ith bitterness and seek re)enge "ith getting laid e)ery"here and any"here. (ut the rest
spe" out this poison and reco)er into the /en they "ere.
$h forgi)e me, Hallmark! !f ! am to doubt &omanticism, ! may incur the "rath of all "omen.
(ut make no mistake. + war with -upid The "ay to )ictory is not to stab the infected "ith the
truth...they pop and fall or increase their fantasy shell e)en more! Therefore, let us hold up a
mirror to the infected so they see all their maladies and so "ill cleanse themsel)es of this rot.
7he =irus
This hyped up romanticism can be traced to &ousseau. *isgusted "ith bourgeois lo)e 8he sa" it
as an empty emotional center of restrained, la"=bound societies9, he "anted to replace it "ith
something more passionate. (efore 8especially in aristocracy9, the passion of people "as set for
truth( honor( and 5ower.
This is dangerous, said &ousseau. !t must be replaced "ith something else. Something that is
+ust as absorbing. Therefore. ,o)e "ill no" be the soul#saving experienceN5
Ho" did &ousseau get to this' His childhood as he describes. To fall on my knees before a
masterful mistress, to obey her commands, to ha)e to beg for her forgi)eness, ha)e been to me
the most delicate of pleasures. Thus, in lo)e he is entirely passi)e2 "oman must make the first
mo)e. Paglia says, &ousseau ends the se-ual scheme of the great chain of being, "here male
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"as so)ereign o)er female...&ousseau femini:es the %uropean male persona and gi)es the
ideal man a "omanly sensiti)ity.
%)er since &ousseau, the culture has become increasingly romantici:ed. /usic re)ol)es around
0lo)e.0 The highest grossing mo)ies are romantic 0epics0 like .one with the "ind and Titanic
8"here the ship sinking pro)ides merely a backdrop for the 0priority0 of the mo)ie. the romance9.
Hyped=&omanticism has ra)aged religions2 priests becoming 0ser)ants of lo)e0 rather than
pursuers and "arriors of 0"isdom and truth0 8and then they "onder "hy the pe"s are filled "ith
"omen!9. Politicians speak of ho" much 0lo)e0 they ha)e and stri)e to make themsel)es 0lo)able.0
&omanticism has gone berserk!
7he 'nfection
/any "omen march on through their life stuffed "ith dreams of hyped=up romanticism. They
are filled to the brim "ith excessi%e ex5ectations. The high rate of di)orce is not due to some
moral collapse. !t is due to this bi:arre and absurd religion of romance. !n many "ays, romance
is the 1%/A,% &%,!<!$#. 0Anni)ersary0 dates are their religious festi)als. The bed becomes
their alter, and se- becomes the holy sacrament.
1or fun, ! told the "omen, &omance...True lo)e...#one of it e-ists. And the "omen,
unsurprisingly, protested bitterly. (ut one thing that pu::led me "as this one "oman "ho told
the Pook. !0m ne)er going to get married. !t seems so boring. ! thought she "ould agree "ith
this idea of romance not e-isting 8"hich ! do think *$%S e-ist, but is misapplied to the point of
absurdity9. 5et, she "as one of the biggest protesters of it.
! figured almost all young "omen "anted to get married 8at least S$/%T!/%9. This one didn0t
yet "as the (!<<%ST belie)er in romance. OA contradiction' Perhaps. !n any age past, her life
"ould be scorned at. !t is this hyper=romanticism at "ork. Without this 0romance,0 there "ould be
no license for her life=long 0romance0 outside of marriage. !t is "ell kno"n that if you get the
"omen to think that 0you lo)e them,0 she is "ell more likely to sleep "ith you. All the gifts and
0dates0 the A13 gi)es to get his se- are not some form of #eo=Prostitution2 it is merely the
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e-ercise of this hyped up romanticism. This e-plains "hy "omen, "ho ha)e no desire for
marriage, "ill be the (!<<%ST belie)ers in romance. Their religion of &omance grants license
and prettifies their sometimes dangerous and reckless beha)ior.
7he 'nflammation
,o)e! ,o)e! ,o)e! !t is #ature0s drug, a high, that so many become addicted to and must al"ays
be feeling 0lo)e0 at some part of their li)es.
% Nice .uy appears to protest this post
!gnore him, gentlemen. Women follo"ing this romantici:ed path mean that the 3HAS% becomes
the focus rather than the 3$/PA#5 of the lo)er. #o "onder challenge "orks so "ell! #o
"onder once a "oman gets "hat she "ants, she goes looking for something else!
The more a man is a challenge the more a "oman becomes 0romantici:ed.0 This is especially true
for beautiful "omen. The curse of beauty 8and e)en that of *on JuanAs9 is that you fear that you
are settling "hen you could ha)e gotten better. When a guy is a challenge to the beautiful "oman
8and let0s face it, these beautiful "omen ha)e flocks of guys trying to be 0romantic0 to"ards them
in the A13 sense9, it sparks the "oman0s romanticism. She must ha)e her challenge and eat it
too.
The Nice .uy yells out, Pook, there is a matter "e must discuss!
<o to your platonic girlfriends to talk about your 0lo)e,0 #ice <uy! #o" "here "ere "e'
We kno" of the romanticism that #ice <uys embrace 8for the definition of an A13 is a man "ho
lo)es like a "oman9. (ut *on Juans suffer from the romanticism as "ell. !This website has
made me soooo pickyN!
The problem is not pickiness but idealism. Just like beautiful "omen, *on Juans feel that they
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are 0settling0 if they get a chick. &emember your #ice <uy days "hen you only "anted a good
decent "oman to lo)e you' #o" you "ant a Helen of Troy! Ho" far "e0)e come!
The Nice .uy hops up on the %rcadian stage #o more, /onsieur Pook! We must talk!
6ery "ell, /r. #ice <uy! What is this business that you must interrupt my post for'
! think you kno" it, Pook. 5ou insulted my girl in the park last night!
5ou are mistaken, sir. ! made lo)e to your girl in the park last night. She asked me to meet her
there. ! ha)e her note some"here. (ut if someone is saying something to the contrary, by <od, it
is a slander!
5ou damned Pook! 5ou "ould drag do"n a "oman0s reputation to hide your co"ardice! (ut !
am calling you out!
5ou0re calling me out' Then take lessons from your girl, as she too called me out.
5ou libertine! The Nice .uy takes out a white glove and slaps ,ook ' 1/3A01
!A7'!FA#7'+0.M
5ou demand satisfaction but your girl also demanded satisfaction. ! cannot spend my time
satisfying the demands of the #ice <uy social circle.
5ou blackguard!
! assure you, /r. #ice <uy, that your girl is the epitome of her se-. !n fact, her chief reno"n is
for a readiness that keeps her in a state of tropical humidity as "ould gro" orchids in her dra"ers
in January. 5our assault against me is not for my faults but for your o"n.
5ou ha)e no morals!
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That is not true! 5ou are the immoral one, thinking yourself a sexual ,harisee! We are called to
be Human not statues.
7he #ancer
And so floats the #ice <uy "ith his hot air romanticism. When he sees the "omen going for the
guys of testosterone 8+erks9 and running to the hills to a)oid his nonsense, he pops.
(ut "hat of the *on Juans racing to obtain their 0ideal0 "oman' After a decade or t"o, this is the
result 8http.RR""".sosua)e.comR)(ulletinRsh...ighlightQmature9. #oticing their lost youth, "hat
are these guys to do'
And "hat about the guys "ho *$ get their idealism' /any of these guys marry absolutely
gorgeous "omen. (ut gorgeous "omen are a standard lay. The idealism doesn0t last and the
di)orce follo"s.
With lo)e being defined as the P4&S!T of the lo)er 8rather than the 3$/PA#5 of the lo)er9, no
"onder di)orces are "idespread! &ousseau is best kno"n for his ci)ili:ation of 0consent.0 Thus,
marriage to people no" is not some sacred bond but a legal article of consent, something to be
torn asunder "hene)er "ished.
And anyone "ho is a"are of marriages that last kno" that 0romanticism0 has nothing to do "ith
it. /arriage re7uires "ork. <o to an older married couple and spe" out your 0romanticism0 and
0the one0 lo)e to them and "atch them laugh.
Romeo and *uliet
Women flock to 9omeo and Muliet to "atch the 0star=crossed0 lo)ers defy society. 5et,
romanticism is e-actly "hat the play condemns!
&omeo "as in lo)e "ith &osalind. (ut "hen Juliet appears, any thoughts of &osalind are long
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gone. &omeo is *on Juanish at first. He JkinosA her. He kisses her. And he lea)es her. So "here is
the tragedy'
(ecause their lo)e "as denied! chant the "omen.
! am sorry ladies. The truth is that &omeo is a "hiny boy. &omeo and Juliet "ould ha)e turned
into a s"eet /uch Ado About #othing if &omeo had the spine of 3laudio. !t is &omeo0s lack of
being a man that causes the tragedy in the play.
Pook! 5ou e-aggerate Shakespeare to fit your meaning.
(ut look at "hat Shakespeare says.
Alas poor &omeo! He is already dead2 stabbed "ith a
"hite "ench0s black eye2 shot through the ear "ith a
lo)e=song2 the )ery pin of his heart cleft "ith the
blind bo"=boy0s butt=shaft. and is he a man to
encounter 7ybalt
Already dead! And they 7uestion "hether he can approach his enemy Tybalt. %)en the #urse
condemns &omeo.
(lubbering and "eeping, "eeping and blubbering.
Stand up, stand up2 stand, and you be a man.
1or Juliet0s sake, for her sake, rise and stand2
&omeo is so distraught that he "ants to kill himself. Witness the friar0s reaction to his attempt at
suicide.
Hold thy desperate hand.
Art thou a man' thy form cries out thou art.
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Thy tears are "omanish2 thy "ild acts denote
The unreasonable fury of a beast.
4nseemly "oman in a seeming man!
The tragedy in &omeo and Juliet is not lo)e denied. !t is &omeo refusing to be a /an. He kills
himself at his first chance and so kills Juliet.
7he #ure
Ha)e you e)er seen a )ery traditional Je"ish "edding' The man and "oman ha)e ne)er talked
to each other. They do not e)en kno" if they like each other. 5et, they marry and stay married for
life.
Pook, that is because they can0t di)orce.
True, but by con)entional romanticism, shouldn0t the marriage e)entually blo" up' 5et, they are
happy!
The point is that romanticism has no )alue in creating a lasting marriage. <eorge (ernard Sha"
says that marriage is like tying to people in a ship together. !t doesn0t matter "ho you are tied up
to, you "ill make the person a lifelong partner. 3omradeship makes marriages last, not
romanticism.
War )eterans despise the "ar they are stuck in. (ut if asked to lea)e the battlefield, they "ill not
because of their comrades. The hellish en)ironment created bonds bet"een these men that last
throughout their lifetime. ,asting marriages also contains this comradeship. The couple goes
through this hurricane of life and by o)ercoming the difficulties thro"n at them2 it makes their
bond cemented e)en more.
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So lo)e is not "eddings and flo"ers. &eal lo)e is deep financial problems or a sick child.
(ut don0t take my "ord for it.
(rookner. The essence of romantic lo)e is that "onderful beginning, after "hich sadness and
impossibility may become the rule.
3ro"ley. ,o)e stories are only fit for the solace of people in the insanity of puberty. #o healthy
adult human being can really care "hether so=and=so does or does not succeed in satisfying his
physiological uneasiness by the aid of some particular person or not.
Jones. &omance, like the rabbit at the dog track, is the elusi)e, fake, and ne)er attained re"ard
"hich, for the benefit and amusement of our masters, keeps us running and thinking in safe
circles.
&omanticism, fare"ell! And 0The $ne0ism, adieu! <i)e me the lo)e songs of ages past! <i)e me
*on Juan! <i)e me /adame 6enus! <i)e me elopement by ladder and rope on a moonlight
night! ,et the neighbors stare and adore, for their li)es are measured by propriety and yardsticks.
,et the rabbit run its course for "e ha)e stopped running in circles, chasing the rabbit 0&omance0
on and on.
And by doing so, the circle breaks. We0re finally free.
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The &e+ection of %-istentialism
The s"eet perfume of the /atriarchy that into-icates its people is, essentially, e-istentialism.
,anguage means things, and ! gro" suspicious "hen definitions of "ords are changed either
deliberately or not. Tragedy today means something occurring that causes such anguish that there
can be no easy "ay to comfort. %)ery une-pected death is considered a 0tragedy.0 (ut tragedy
actually means a choice is in)ol)ed "ith the chooser reflecting on his poor choice. People, not
kno"ing their literature, "ould see and read the tragedies and feel 0bad.0 Hence, e)erything that
makes us feel 0agony0 that cannot be comforted is declared to be a tragedy. !t is "oman0s
definition of tragedy.
!ronically, choice is all the rage these days. (ut it does not mean "hat it used to mean. A difficult
choice meant to accept difficult conse7uences in the form of suffering, disappro)al of others,
ostracism, punishment, guilt, and, in general, damnation. Without these tough conse7uences,
choices ha)e no meaning. !t is accepting the conse7uences that gi)e Antigone her nobility and
the un"illingness to do so that makes her sister !smene less so.
The /atriarchy likes to speak much of the right to choice. What the /atriarchy is really saying
is that there are no necessary conse7uences, that disappro)al is only pre+udice and guilt only a
neurosis. *o not "orry, says the /atriarchy. Political acti)ism and psychiatry can handle it.
We ha)e no=fault di)orces as "ell as no=fault car accidents 8hmm, a connection bet"een the
t"o'9. Society is no" at the point of no=fault choices.
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So "hat is the e)il of /atriarchy' !t is conflict. 3onflict is the e)il "e must a)oid, among the
nations of the earth, among our neighbors, and among oursel)es. When conflict appears in
politics, for e-ample, one is not to stand behind one0s principles like a man. &ather, one must be
bi=partisan. !f a conflict appears bet"een nations, diplomacy must be used. With people,
communication must be applied 8or "hate)er else they call it9. We are to feel comfortable in
lifeOto li)e the life of a co".
&eason=&e)elation. 1reedom=#ecessity. *emocracy=Aristocracy. <ood=%)il. (ody=Soul. Self=
$ther. 3ity=/an. %ternity=Time. (eing=#othing. A serious life is being fully a"are of the
alternati)es and thinking about them "ith all the intensity one brings to bear on life=and=death
7uestions kno"ing that e)ery choice is a great risk "ith necessary conse7uences that are hard to
bear. The alternati)e is blind obedience to The Way. People follo"ing The Way do not kno"
any alternati)es and their 0happiness0 is surface only= they are literally bored to death.
*o you choose to marry...or not' *o you choose to ha)e children...or not' *o you choose to
spend your time pursuing the arts...or starting a business...or li)ing a life of leisure' ! prefer the
/<T$W 8/en <oing Their $"n Way9 label o)er the /&A 8/en0s &ight Acti)ism9.
/<T$W has men making choices and li)ing "ith them. These do include some men getting
married and ha)ing children. (ut they are not follo"ing The Way because they actually made a
choice. ! get the impression that /&A adheres to the conflict=resolution "ith political acti)ism
being the solution to the percei)ed problem. political ine7uality 8"hich no doubt legal issues
ha)e to be dealt "ith. (ut e)en if they are dealt "ith, happiness "ill not magically descend into
men0s hearts. ,egislators cannot create happiness. That is up to us.9
/en are alarmed that the more they kno" about the /atriarchy and all, the more conflict they
sense "hich can create suffering and agony not +ust "ithin us but bet"een families, bet"een
indi)iduals, and, ultimately, nations. (ut treat conflict as a source of inspiration, creati)ity, and
strength +ust as the ancient artists and philosophers did. ,ike "omen, "e men cannot ha)e our
cake and eat it too. (ut thro"ing off the shackles of e-istentialism, "hich is the e-istence of a
co", i.e. 3o"ism 8hah9, our life becomes more enriched and the moments more intense and
charged than anything of a conflict=free life. We suffer but "e can also laugh. While you may not
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hear the residents of the /atriarchy really in 0suffering0 8they are on their Pro:ac, their 0feelies0 of
mo)ies, and other things to become conflict=free9, you also do not hear them laugh. When they
do laugh, it is a "eak and most pathetic laugh, nothing like the hearty belly=laugh of one
intermeshed "ith life. When "eak men laugh, they do an ehh ehh ehh artificial type laugh. !t is
scra"ny and annoying. A hearty laugh that echoes the room, no one in the /atriarchy can do it.
The notion of choice and conse7uences does mean that one ne)er feels at home on %arth. <od is
attacked today because He brings conflict. good )s. e)il, hea)en )s. earth, )irtue )s. sin, and so
on. Jesus did declare that He did not intend to bring peace but a s"ord to di)ide brother against
brother, family against family, and nation against nation. The notion of <od is the notion of
conflict. Since conflict is considered the only true e)il today, <od, and all the issues He brings,
must be steamrolled into being conflict free. That is "hy <od and religion is only practiced
today, e)en among theologians, as agents of remo)ing conflict. O$f lo)e and tolerance.
(ut "ithout conflict, ,o)e is also dead. Psychologists ha)e put it to death. !n its place has been
sport se- and 0meaningful relationships.0 Should it not be surprising that the anthology or 0death
"ith dignity0 is on the "ay to putting death to death' 3oming to terms "ith the terror of death,
Socrates0 long and arduous education, learning ho" to die, "ill no longer be necessary. 1or death
"ill not be "hat it used to be. What "ill replace it remains to be seen.
!f you "ant out of a monotone e-istence, take choices and reflect on the conse7uences. 5ou "ill
begin to e-perience the highs and lo"s of life. 5ou "ill suffer. (ut you "ill also laugh. A "rong
choice "ill spa"n tragic thoughts. A right thought "ill spa"n comedic thoughts. #o", life
becomes more thrilling than theater. 5ou "ill tra)el back to the /atriarchy ;ingdoms and find
people strapped to home theater set=ups staring passi)ely at people acting the highs and lo"s of
life.
When /a-imus thre" his "eapon at the cro"d in <ladiator, he said, Are you entertained!'
Well, are you' Are you going to be more entertained by merely e-isting and "atching theater
"hen not "orking or (%!#< Theater and turning your life in mi-es of tragedies and comedies'
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Women al"ays choose the former 8"hich is "hy they are so mo)ie and pop=culture obsessed9.
They seek boyfriends "ho are the latter 8for it entertains them9. #ice <uys and others "ho
follo" The Way are ne)er interesting to them or anyone else. The nature of the #ice <uy is to
a)oid conflict at all costs.
The Way
,efore 3arriage
1uring 3arriage
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/nd of 3arriage
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$n the 3ause and $rigins of Political Per)ersion
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!n museums, one can see the remains of barbarian type people. These ancient barbarians belie)ed
that the Human 1orm can be molded by Human tools consisting of rings, hooks, and cords. $ne
said. This child "ill ne)er smell the perfume of a peace=pipe unless ! stretch his nostrils.
Another said. He "ill ne)er be able to hear unless ! dra" his ear=lobes do"n to his shoulders.
A third said. He "ill ne)er see the sunshine unless ! slant his eyes. Another said. He "ill
ne)er stand upright unless ! bend his legs. A fifth said. He "ill ne)er learn to think unless !
flatten his skull.
!n stunned horror, "e look at these artifacts and this sad condition of Human conceit and
stupidity as to belie)e the Human 1orm "as not natural and had to be improved or progressed
using crude tools.
Today, there is another type of per)ersion, a type of abstract barbarism manifesting itself into a
type of #eo=(arbarism. Those ancient barbarians did not belie)e the Human 1orm "as natural.
Today0s neo=barbarians do not belie)e the Social 1orm is natural. ,ike their predecessors, the
neo=barbarians, these politicians "ho desire to rule o)er others, utili:e tools to progress and
uplift the Social 1orm. !nstead of rings, hooks, cords, and pincers of their predecessors, they use
tariffs, regulations, go)ernment schools, ta-ation, restrictions, and a host of pious morali:ations.
These people see society as clay, and they see themsel)es as the potters. $r, in another fashion,
they see society as a garden and they are the gardeners. Just as a gardener has his tools of
scissors, rakes, kni)es, so too do politicians see the la", ta-es, regulations as a "ay to 0shape0 and
0mold0 society.
This must be said. there are too many great men in the "orld= legislators, organi:ers, do=
gooders, leaders of the people, fathers of nations, and so on, and so on. Too many persons place
themsel)es abo)e mankind2 they make a career of organi:ing it, patroni:ing it, and ruling it.
They look upon people as 6ancauson looked upon his automaton.
,et me use a historical e-ample of <eorgia 8of all things!9 to illustrate this issue. The follo"ing
has been taken from the book called. !The (ainspring of Human ,rogress!
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The early story of .eorgia is the story of 1ust one man He was Mames 8dward $glethorpe, a
most fascinating, intriguing, imaginative, and lovable personality +ndeed, it would put a strain
on the thesaurus to find ad1ectives that would do him full 1ustice He was handsome, curly#
haired, fastidiously clad, dashing, gallant, debonair, born to the aristocracy, a man of wealth, a
fearless and distinguished soldier, an able strategist# and along with all this he was the most
unselfish, generous, and noble#minded person to play an important role in coloni<ing %merica
Oskipping sections to get to the heart of the matter The author continues how 'great' $glethorpe
wasP
% man of great energy and action, $glethorpe worked day and night# making speeches, writing
letters, and publishing tracts at his own expense He also found time to keep himself posted on
colonial affairs and was 2uite disturbed at the slipshod way in which the colonies were being
run
8ngland's foothold on the %merican continent was none too secure Infriendly Spain was
strongly entrenched to the south, and the 3rench were to the west and north +n order for
8ngland to hold her own against encroachment, there had to be a better coordination of
defensive strategy
+ngenious ,lan
+t was $glethorpe's interest in this latter problem which led to a most ingenious and appealing
plan# a plan that would not only provide broad opportunities for social reform, but would greatly
strengthen the 8mpire from a military and economic standpoint His comprehensive proposal
added up about as follows:
A +t was not only un1ust, but it was also economically wasteful to keep people in prison for small
debts "hy not set them up in the New "orld and at the same time provide a haven for the
oppressed ,rotestants of 8urope0
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G There was a vast area of desirable land lying between the %ltamaha and Savannah rivers,
south of the -arolinas and north of Spanish 3lorida
? +ts latitudinal position corresponded to that of -hina, ,ersia, ,alestine, and the (adeiras,
upon whom 8ngland was dependent for such important products as silk, hemp, wine, olive oil,
spices, and drugs
B "ith proper supervision, such things could doubtlessly be produced in the proposed new
colony, thus making 8ngland independent of foreign sources
> Ky concentrating on such products, the new colony would not in any way conflict with the
activities of other colonies
E 3rom a military standpoint, it would serve as a buffer between the -arolinas and Spanish
3lorida To insure a strong army, special concessions would be made to soldiers# only able#
bodied fighting men would be permitted to own land
H +n the interest of the common good, everything would be beneficently administered under a
well#balanced plan This would not only provide for the necessities of military regimentation, but
it would also eliminate the disorders, malad1ustments, and wastes of competition
@ The social aspects would also be carefully supervised Slaves, rum, and 9oman -atholics
would be strictly prohibited
D The new colony would be named for Ring .eorge ++' and it would be an honor and a credit to
him# something to which he could point with pride as an example worthy of emulation by all the
other colonies
A= 3irst, last, and always, .eorgia would be a strictly eleemosynary proposition To avoid
dissension and to insure adherence to the high ob1ectives, no one would be allowed to vote
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$glethorpe would look after everything personally, and his motto would be 'Non Sibi, Sed %liis'#
Not for Self, but for $thers
"ithout %rgument
This comprehensive proposal was accepted without argument Not only was the charter granted,
but also the 8nglish government departed from its usual policy and made a cash contribution of
A=,=== pounds to help get things started $glethorpe put up some of his own money' and
overwhelmed by his logic and persuasiveness, benevolent societies and right#thinking citi<ens
made liberal donations
"ith his carefully selected band of settlers, $glethorpe came to the New "orld and founded the
city of Savannah in the year AH?? 3rom a military standpoint, the pro1ect was a success "ith a
handful of well#trained troops, $glethorpe not only licked the invading Spaniards, but also took
advantage of the opportunity to extend the border of .eorgia considerably southward
4ou can read about it in the history books, and it's a most thrilling story Kut as + said before, the
historians are inclined to stress the war aspects and overlook the lessons that might be learned
as bearing on the problems of peace and progress
9easons for 3ailure
+n spite of his self#sacrifice and high motives, $glethorpe's venture was a miserable failure from
an economic and sociological standpoint He failed to recogni<e that military regimentation
always works at cross#purposes to creative profess# that human initiative doesn't operate
according to the pattern of a beehive %nd incidentally, he overlooked the fact that variations in
climate and soil are not wholly dependent on latitude' that regardless of the needs of man#made
empires, the %lmighty never intended that .eorgia should be a substitute for the $rient
/uring G= years of futile effort, the population never exceeded E,===, and when it dwindled back
down to around >==, $glethorpe gave up in despair and returned to 8ngland
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% few years later, all the bans and prohibitions were lifted The pendulum swung the other way
Things were thrown wide open !9efugees! who had fled to the -arolinas came back and
brought their friends with them, and there was an influx of new blood from Lirginia# including
the -avalier Talbots The last of the A? colonies grew by leaps and bounds' and by the end of the
century, its population had passed the AE=,=== mark
$glethorpe's effort to set up a Itopia was one of the more extreme attempts at regimentation'
but it is typical, in many respects, of the type of thing that laid the groundwork for the
O%mericanP revolution that was to come
$ne mystery has baffled obser)ers of politics. "hy do many politicians, including those in the
media, literally 1AW# o)er dictators like 3astro, find interest in butchers like Stalin, and e)en
secretly respect demi=de)ils like Hitler' The ans"er is that these people 8politicians and media9
belie)e they ought to be in po"er to reshape and mold society as a potter does his clay. They
admire these thugs because they admire po"er and the ability to shape. They "ill say, ,ook at
the "onders this person has done for their society! as if the thug had uplifted their nation single
handedly. These people ignore the killings this 0leader0 does and ho" people are fleeing the
nation in the first place 8such as people fleeing 3uba rather than e)eryone fighting to get into
3astro0s supposed 0utopia09.
!f the reader has the patience to grant me one more e-ample, ! shall make it "orth"hile. 1rederic
(astiat, trapped in >Cth century 1rance, gre" tired of the constant re)olutions his country kept
entering. !n a desperate attempt to change the minds of his countrymen on their path to the ne-t
re)olution, he "rote in his infamous essay on The State that...
%nd it is this great chimera which the 3rench nation, for example, placed in A@B@, for the
edification of the people, as a frontispiece to its -onstitution The following is the beginning of
the preamble to this -onstitution: #
!3rance has constituted itself a republic for the purpose of raising all the citi<ens to an ever#
increasing degree of morality, enlightenment, and well#being!
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Thus it is 3rance, or an abstraction, which is to raise the 3rench to morality, well#being, Tc +s
it not by yielding to this strange delusion that we are led to expect everything from an energy not
our own0 +s it not giving out that there is, independently of the 3rench, a virtuous, enlightened,
and rich being, which can and will bestow upon them its benefits0 +s not this supposing, and
certainly very gratuitously, that there are between 3rance and the 3rench # between the simple,
abridged, and abstract denomination of all the individualities, and these individualities
themselves # relations as of father to son, tutor to his pupil, professor to his scholar0 + know it is
often said, metaphorically, !The country is a tender mother! Kut to show the inanity of such a
constitutional proposition, it is only needed to show that it may be reversed, not only without
inconvenience, but even with advantage "ould it be less exact to say:
!The 3rench have constituted themselves a 9epublic to raise 3rance to an ever#increasing
degree of morality, enlightenment, and well being!
Now, where is the value of an axiom where the sub1ect and the attribute could change places
without inconvenience0 8verybody understands what is meant by this: !The mother will feed the
child! Kut it would be ridiculous to say, !The child will feed the mother!
The %mericans formed another idea of the relations of the citi<ens with the .overnment when
they placed these simple words at the head of their constitution: #
!"e, the people of the Inited States, for the purpose of forming a more perfect union, of
establishing 1ustice, of securing interior tran2uility, of providing for our common defense, of
increasing the general well#being, and of securing the benefits of liberty to ourselves and to our
posterity, decree,! Tc
Here there is no chimerical creation, no abstraction, from which the citi<ens may demand
everything They expect nothing except from themselves and their own energy
+f + may be permitted to critici<e the first words of the 3rench -onstitution of A@B@, + would
remark, that what + complain of is something more than a mere metaphysical subtlety, as might
seem at first sight
+ contend that this personification of .overnment has been, in past times, and will be hereafter, a
fertile source of calamities and revolutions
(astiat0s complaint is that 1rench 3onstitution "as constructed as the source, the fountainhead,
for all society. He points out that the Americans did not construct their go)ernment that "ay. As
"e kno" through history, 1rench "ould ha)e considerable more political uphea)al 8"hich
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probably continues still to this day9 "hile the American political system still remains stable.
The first line of Thomas PaineAs essay, 3ommon Sense, is. Some people ha)e so confused
go)ernment and society as to think they are the same, but they are different and ha)e different
origins... and his essay e-plores those differences. !t is that essay that established the mindset of
the American &e)olution that the colonists could snap the political connections to %ngland since
they no longer sa" society and politics 8i.e. la"9 as one of the same.
Jefferson "rote in the *eclaration of !ndependence.
"H8N, in the -ourse of human 8vents, it becomes necessary for one ,eople to dissolve the
,olitical Kands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the ,owers of
the 8arth, the separate and e2ual Station to which the &aws of Nature and of Nature's .$/
entitle them...
Jefferson and the signers certainly did not think the ,a" and Society "ere the same. 1urther
do"n in the declaration, "e read this.
N$9 have we been wanting in %ttentions to our Kritish Krethren "e have warned them, from
Time to Time, of %ttempts by their &egislature to extend an unwarrantable Murisdiction over us
"e have reminded them of the -ircumstances of our 8migration and Settlement here "e have
appealed to their native Mustice and (agnanimity, and we have con1ured them by the Ties of our
common Rindred to disavow these Isurpations, which would inevitably interrupt our
-onnexions and -orrespondence They too have been deaf to the Loice of Mustice and of
-onsanguinity "e must, therefore, ac2uiesce in the Necessity, which denounces our Separation,
and hold them, as we hold the 9est of (ankind, 8nemies in "ar, in ,eace 3riends
Again, "e find Jefferson referring to the difference of la" and society. !n the abo)e paragraph,
the *eclaration is referring to the (ritish people as friends in society, but due to current legal
conflict, at "ar.
When the 4.S. 3onstitution "as crafted, the emphasis "as a 9ule of &aw as opposed to a &ule of
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$ne 8/onarchy9, &ule of 1e" 8$ligarchy9, or &ule of /any 8*emocracy9. /adison and the rest
placed the federal go)ernment into three branches "ithin a series of checks and balances. The
,a", the 3onstitution, "ould rule o)er those three branches.
What ! am trying to point out is that the craftsmen of the 4.S. 3onstitution did use ,a" as a tool,
as a source of punishment and regulation, but instead of aiming it at society' they aimed it at the
government itself Hence, the 3onstitution permitted only the things the go)ernment could do
8such as it could print money, it could do this, and it could do that9. The Anti=1ederalists thought
this "asn0t enough and more checks needed to be put on the federal go)ernment. So the (ill of
&ights "as created. While the 3onstitution said "hat the go)ernment could do, the (ill of &ights
e-pressed "hat the go)ernment could never do. And to sho" ho" much the American founders
belie)ed in society, in the Social 1orm of /ankind, the tenth amendment ga)e any other po"ers
to the states and the rest allo"ed the 3onstitution to be amended by the people in the future
8should the founders be "rong in checking the po"ers of go)ernment9.
!t is no mistake that the amendments in the (ill of &ights begin "ith, There shall be no la"...
#o la" means no la"! When it comes to the 1irst Amendment, There shall be no la" on the
abridgement of the freedom of speech, of religion, etcetera... the amendment is gi)ing a
commandment to the go)ernment. The Kill of 9ights doesn't apply to the citi<enry. 5ou do not
ha)e the freedom of speech on someone else0s property. 5ou do not ha)e freedom of religion at,
say, your parent0s house. 5our employer, your mother, can restrict your speech. ;no"ing that
something like the (ill of &ights applies to the go)ernment and not to society is the first lesson
of 3onstitutional ,a".
While 1rance got s"allo"ed up "ith the philosophies of &ousseau and other 0classical political
philosophers,0 1rance0s re)olutions deli)ered her only to the &eign of Terror and, then, to
#apoleon. <ermany "as deli)ered to its "ars and, finally, to Hitler. %urope0s politicians tried to
create a %4 super=state, yet another 7uest for political utopia, but their goal "as to use la" to
mold society rather than use la" to fence in po"er mongers so society can mold itself 8as the
Americans had done9. This is "hat ! belie)e is the central political differences bet"een the
nineteenth century $ld World and #e" World.
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Some might ask, What of sla)ery, Pook' What of other e)il things "ritten in la"' (astiat
remarked that, The #e" World has t"o sorro"ful inheritances. sla)ery and tariffs. (oth "ill
cause considerable strife and political undoing in the future. (astiat "as correct as the 4S fell
into a 3i)il War "ith the issues of sla)ery and tariffs as ma+or issues. 8There are disciples of
(astiat today. A House ,eader to the House of &epresentati)es "ould keep (astiast0s book. The
,a" "ith him at all times. $ne economist has framed his entire career and sense of style and
"it from (astiat. his name is Walter Williams.9
The entire point of this massi)e post is to illustrate that 1eminism is not ne" but old. it has the
same skeleton and "arped )ie" of la" that some !smart! person shall remold society in order to
progress and uplift it This is the reason "hy these sorts of people cheer and lo)e +udges applying
the la" to progress and uplift society. This is also "hy those same people "ould cheer the
Supreme 3ourt0s ruling of Relo v -ity of New &ondon in "hich a city council can declare
eminent domain to sei:e a person0s house if it is for de)elopment. After all, to these people, they
belie)e a city council ought to uplift and progress a city by sei:ing people0s houses. /ost
Americans passionately disagree 8"hich is "hy a court had to pass it, as it "asn0t done through
the democratic process9.
1eminism is the child of &ousseau type thinking. Who is a feminist' !t is anyone, male or
female, "ho belie)es that the la" "ill progress society for females. They belie)e that society is
an artificial creation and that the la"s passed ha)e uplifted all society.
Think of the 3onstitutional Amendment that banned drinking. This, too, "as passed by the so=
called progressi)es "ho thought the amendment "ould progress society. All it did "as create
the /afia and bootleggers. So another amendment "as passed "hich canceled out the ban=on=
drinking amendment.
When you debate feminists, do not say ho" men don0t need them or anything. &ather, speak ho"
the law, "hich has inflicted harm on the natural Social 3orm, has hurt society. They are under
the impression that their feminist la"s ha)e progressed society. !t is up to us to sho" the
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opposite. $nce you create doubt in their minds that society is la", and that la", like a "eapon,
has "ounded society, this is the seed that "ill gro" to destroy 1eminism politically.
(arriage has become that great fiction in which women endeavors to live off men !t has become
an instrument of plunder "ith its di)orce la"s, child custody la"s, and so on. /arriage is no" a
political institution in "hich people enter into. ! say. Abolish the marriage la"s! &ather than
causing 0anarchy,0 it "ill do the opposite. it "ill cause the pendulum to s"ing the other "ay. (y
abolishing marriage la"s, matrimony becomes a social institution rather than a political
institution. &ather than being artificial, marriage becomes natural and "ithin harmony to #ature0s
Social 1orm.
Women are not e)il and American 8or Western9 "omen do not suck. &ather, it is "omen in
%merica or in the "est that is the problem. !f you bring a foreign "oman to America, she can
easily fall prey to the corruption the marriage la"s allo" her. With such marriage la"s, the "ife
can easily plunder and pillage her husband, steal his children, and mo)e to another )ictim. (y
remo)ing such la"s, "e remo)e the ability of one gender to harm another. This is helping society
8for it is allo"ing the Social 1orm to be itself9.
1eminism dies "hen people understand that society is natural, not artificial. 1eminism dies "hen
people reali:e that society cannot be progressed by la" 8+ust as the myth that law pre)ented
female achie)ement in history9.
John ,ocke, in his Two Treatises of .overnment, pinned his inspiration that society "as natural
due to the natural interaction of the se-es of marriage and "ithin marriage. !f marriage and the
interaction of the se-es ceases to be seen as natural, but instead as political then e)erything in
society becomes politici:ed.
A free society is a non=politici:ed society. A true marriage is not legal documents and certificates
from a magistrate. /arriage is founded in natural society not artificial la".
!n the museums of the future, "e can only hope that those "ho attempted to mold the Social
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1orm "ill be put side by side "ith their predecessors "ho attempted to mold the Human 1orm.
We can only hope that our descendants "ill point to feminism as "e, today, point to the ancient
classical rulers and say. (ehold, for these "ere the barbarians.
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The 4ltimate Iuestion
,ike a good Pook, ! checked my mailbo- and found a letter filled "ith ambitions and dreams. At
the end of the letter "as this.
4et there's still something that worries me and this is the reason why +'m writing you Time is the
only parameter + can't control in my life + always fear to waste my time or to take the wrong
direction in my life
+ want to be successful not only with women but also in everything + put some efforts on Kut it
always seems that +'m running late in my master plan and that it would take me two lives to
achieve my goals
So my 2uestion is:
!"hat would you advise me to do to avoid wasting time in my 2uest for self#improvement0 %nd
how to be sure + am taking the right path when + start something0!
+ don't want to have regrets when + get olderN + hope you'll answer my 2uestion
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This is the 4ltimate Iuestion. Time is the true "ealth of life. 5oung men don0t reali:e that time is
their greatest asset. 5our young life is like a fertile soil. 3hoose carefully "hat you plant in your
mind and in your life. !f you start learning business early then you can plant a money tree "hich,
after much "atering and de="eeding, "ill gro" into a po"erful oak "here you can rest under its
s"eet shade. !f you plant the classics and the 0good "orks0 in your mind, these "ill gro" into
s"eet and sustaining fruit trees "here you can go through the "orld clad in the armor of a strong
soul 8behind e)ery mo)er and shaker in the "orld, their young adulthood al"ays includes the
0planting0 of these classics in some form or another9. The idea is to plant good seeds of talent and
perform good habits. 5our habits are your destiny. 3hange your habits and so change your
destiny.
(ut ho" do you determine "hat is 0"asting time0 or not' ! still struggle "ith this 7uestion. /y
ad)ice is to obser)e and talk to older men 8not ask them directly, but pay attention to "hat they
regret and think about9. So, "ith all honesty, ! don0t ha)e a solid ans"er.
And this brings me to my Pookish 3ommandments. ! ha)e been trying to come up "ith )ery
simple, )ery clear things to 0think0 or 0act0 "hich "ould radically impro)e your life standard. The
Third Pookish 3ommandment is about financial freedom 8this, alone, so changes one0s life9. (ut
ones like the second commandment of fighting negati)ity ensures you don0t become a passi)e
being on message boards moaning about The %nd of the World and all. !t is the 1irst
3ommandment "hich is still the most po"erful and filtering. (e "ho you are!
,et me tell you a story. ! had a )ery good 3onstitutional ,a" professor "hen ! "as in 4ni)ersity.
(ased on my current geography and his time frame of being in southern Te-as, he kno"s all the
big shots in 4.S. politics today. He kne" and could talk to 3ondolee::a &ice "ho "as a
professor of political science at Stanford 8she is, of course, no" the Secretary of State of the
4.S.9. He had bro"n bag lunches "ith ;en Starr for the longest time 8"ho li)ed in his
neighborhood9. ;en Starr, if you don0t recall, "as the !ndependent Prosecutor during the /onica
,e"insky scandal of President 3linton0s term. He has met W. (ush before he ran for go)ernor.
As a member of the Supreme 3ourt Society, he has certain access to the members of the court.
He has talked much "ith Sandra *ay $03onner for e-ample. Since, right no", most of the big
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cheeses in 4.S. politics ha)e come from my area in Te-as, kno"ing people "ho kne" these guys
shouldn0t be surprising. What is fun "ere the personal stories he shared. ! kno" e-actly "hat ;en
Starr eats for lunch, "hat Sandra *ay $0 3onnor +okes about 8usually diapers9, &ice0s personality
and body language "hen she talks, and on and on and on 8the most fascinating stuff is about W.
(ush, see page DH@9.
Any"ay, one day he began talking about an old friend of his. The t"o of them "ere identical in
their youth. Ho"e)er, he took a different path. While my professor chose the route of academia
and the 0noble0 path of 0higher education0 and all that, his friend chose greed, dreams, and all the
0sins0 that /atriarchy holds. Academics do not get paid much 8but their +obs are )ery secure9.
While he teaches students and does 0academic papers,0 his friend created a business empire and
retired at the age of ?D as a multi=millionaire in a mansion on a beach in 1lorida. Here is a
collection of "hat he said.
5ou kno" ho" they say to li)e life and not care "hat other people think about you' As he
talked about that, he ne)er openly said he li)ed his life to other people0s thoughts but ! got the
distinct impression that he did. He openly ad)ised e)eryone, *o not feel bad about desiring to
0make money0 in life. !f you make much money, you can retire and do other things. His friend,
for e-ample, could no" play the philosopher if he desired 8or anything else9.
The point of this story "as to sho" a )ery successful and distinguished middle age man, "ho has
connections to some of the most po"erful people in the "orld, "recked "ith regret. ! didn0t
understand all that "as being said but ! put it into a mental folder for later use. His story is part
of the reason "hy the 1irst Pookish 3ommandment "as so important. (e Who 5ou Are. $r you
could say, *o What 5ou ,o)e.
! ha)e recently buried a childhood friend, and ha)e seen an older one go completely blind "ith
others pass a"ay...to pass through #ature into %ternity. !t is not that life is short2 it is that it can
easily be "asted. !t is no seeds of talent being planted and no crops appearing.
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The best filter for not "asting life is to (% WH$ 5$4 A&%. 1ollo" your soul, follo" your
dreams, and stop gi)ing others po"er to determine the fate of your life.
The Animated ,ife
Ha)e you noticed that some people are more 0animated0 than others' /ost people li)e as if their
flesh is a cage. There is nothing electric coming from them. They hold no charisma. They
are...dull.
Here is a re)ealing e-periment. Take people and make them do a speech. #o", many people
despise public speaking. They fear public speaking more than death!!! So "hen they get to the
podium, they begin talking about their chosen sub+ect. Their talk is )ery cold, )ery dull.
%)eryone in the room begins to gla:e at the room and daydream hoping that this speech is o)er.
When it does, e)eryone a"akes "ith the polite 0clap.0
3hange the assignment that instead of talking about a specific sub+ect, the people talk about
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themselves. Since e)eryone apparently lo)es themsel)es, people suddenly become %ery
animated and "on0t shut up! 5ou ha)e to force them from the podium! (ut "hat a turn=around!
What a change from those dull, dreadful, dumb speakers earlier.
The difference bet"een the unanimated speaker of before and the animated speaker later "as not
a series of 0techni7ues0 8such as breathing deeper or longer, or talking in a more forceful tone9.
The difference "as that the speaker "as (%!#< WH$ H% WAS. We already ha)e natural
charisma and energy "ithin us. it is called the soul. When "e are "ho "e are, "e spread the
"ings of our soul and the energy +ust radiates. While this e-ample is easily seen "ith public
speaking, it "orks "ith life as "ell. The interesting, charismatic people aren0t reading manuals
on ho" to li)e life. They are being "ho they are.
(ut "hat if you are a bumbling, boring bum, Pook' Are you telling me that is "hat ! should
be' #o! (eing "ho you are is being "hat your soul is. ! highly doubt anyone0s soul desires to be
a boring bum. ,ike the rest of us, you "ent through childhood "ith dreams of ad)enture and
)ictory. !f you notice, children are )ery electric and animated in play. Why shouldn0t they be'
They are being "ho they are. And by letting your soul out of its self=made prison, you begin to
focus on your dreams, your passion, and your goals. 5our life becomes spontaneous and
animated. People "ill "onder "here all this energy came from. (ut you no" ha)e the energy of
the child at play for the "orld is no" your sandbo-.
/en trapped in the /atriarchy are often dull, bored, and go around "ith tired eyes. /en outside
the /atriarchy are li)ing their dreams 8instead of "omen0s dreams9 and so are full of energy
8along "ith se)eral cute girls eyeing them9.
When you A&% WH$ 5$4 A&%, your life becomes more animated. P<ASPP People "ill begin
to ask 5$4 for ad)ice on 0ho" to li)e.0 When you tell them, (% WH$ 5$4 A&%! and recei)e
a pu::led look from them, don0t "orry, ! kno" ho" it feels.
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Purpose of life is to "in, not to sur)i)e
Attention all you mediocre males 8for ! "ill not call you /%#9. 5ou like to spe" all sorts of
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speeches, essays, and "ords o)er anyone that "ill hear you. 5ou smoke your "ords in a pretty
pipe to null yourself to girlish comfort and gooishness. 5ou, "ho say, life is to be sur)i)ed not to
be "on. 5ou, "ho co"er in the corners sa)ing and sca)enging for the pennies and are to take
afraid to risks. !n fact, you )ie" risk as an enemy to your comfort. Sur)i)e Pook! We are meant
to sur)i)e! 5ou passion=less slugs! #ot e)en a child "ould be as guilty as you are. %)en a
3H!,* kno"s there are W!##%&S and ,$S%&S in life.
As is my habit, ! "ill gi)e an e-cellent analogy. Through my periodic "orkouts 8of "hich the
ladies time their "orkouts at the same time to be in the presence of my Pookness9, ! tend to s"im
after"ard. !t is nice to cool do"n in the pool. (ut ! noticed something particular. Why "as
s"imming in the pool draining my battery more than lifting hundreds of "eights' Why could
little "omen, "ho "ere ! admit "ere )ery muscular "ith their strong legs and tight rear, able to
easy out s"im me' /aybe s"imming "asn0t in my genetics' (ut that, ! kne", "as poppycock.
Poppycock!' cries a reader. 5es, poppycock. ! s"am harder but that +ust drained my energy
further. What "as ! doing "rong'
! reali:ed in s"imming 8+ust as "ith e)erything in life9, "e are taught to sur)i)e, not ho" to "in.
!n s"imming, you are taught ho" to stay abo)e the "ater, ho" to use your arms to propel
yourself from one side to another, and let us not forget to follo" the black line. We end up flat on
our face slapping the "ater endlessly as "e struggle to go back and forth, back and forth.
#o other creature on %arth s"ims that "ay. 1ish do not s"im flat, and they do not use their fins
to propel them. (ut fish "ere made to be in the "ater, Pook, you might say. /an "as made to
be on the ground. $f course "e cannot s"im like a fish.
We "ere told "e could not fly like a bird until /an0s /!#* came up "ith an ans"er. !nstead
trying to s"im to sur)i)e, let us try s"imming to "in. And ho" might you "in, Pook' Why,
by imitating the master s"immer. the fish. !nstead of s"imming flat, s"im at an angle like the
fishes do 8"ater has >HHH times more resistance than air. Think of all the air resistance that
cyclers and +oggers attempt to combat and "onder "hy s"immers don0t do it for "ater.9 The "ay
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that "e s"im is that "e go against the "ater most of the time. 3hop! 3hop! <oes our arms in the
"ater. The engine to the fish is not its fins but its thrust "ith its body. The fins only guide. After
all, golfers and baseball players don0t s"ing "ith their arms, they s"ing "ith their thighs. With
$lympic s"immers, the faster s"immers are those "ho use their arms the least.
#e)ertheless, ! began s"imming like a fish. Took a "hile to learn and re7uired me to untrain my
old habits to really use my brain to learn to s"im again. ! must certainly look funny being
under"ater, on my side. (ut "hat is funny is that ! only ha)e to rotate my arms a fe" times to go
from one side of the pool to another. Those "ho s"im to sur)i)e become annoyed as ! keep up
"ith them. 5ou are barely "orking at it! they gro"l. ! kno", ! reply. That is the point.
With *on Juan, you reali:ed it "as better to "in than to sur)i)e. #ice <uys li)e to sur)i)e2 *on
Juans li)e to "in. 5ou understand the natural process so you do not 0"ork.0 #ice <uys think of
getting girls as "orking uphill= hard, frustrating, and ta-ing. *on Juans think of getting girls as
sliding do"nhill= e-hilarating, fun, a roller coaster. This same difference animates all of life.
lo)e, finance, sports, se-, learning, playing, and e)erything else.
,i)e for "hat you #%%*! says the )oice of security. ,i)e for "hat you WA#T! says the
)oice of freedom.
That is selfishness! damns a reader.
#o. Selfishness is not doing "hat you "ant. Selfishness is demanding others do "hat you "ant
as a form of entitlement.
So sit softly, you mediocre men "ho sit in the soft glo" of your computer monitors. ,i)e your
life to sur)i)e. ! intend to "in.
(ut you might lose, Pook! 5es, but at least ! can say my life "as an ad)enture. 3an you say the
same for yours'
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5ou are not a god
Aristotle said that man is a social animal. 8!n other "ords, man creates families, cities, concerts
and other fabulous things.9
(ut "hat if one becomes e-tremely indi)iduali:ed' (y indi)iduali:ation, ! mean cutting off one0s
family, mocking #ature, and marching to the drums of rhetoric from 7uacks. Aristotle ans"ered
that such highly indi)iduali:ed beings are either gods or beasts. 8;eep in mind that in Aristotle0s
time, the <reek gods "ere the religion.9
Arrogance of the soul is the cause of disasters such as feminism. /any "omen literally belie)e
they are 0goddesses.0 ,ike an ancient <reek god, they belie)e they are abo)e #ature itself. ! "ill
do all these "onderful things! she says, "hich the 0"onderful0 usually means a ne" pair of
shoes, a bigger house, and a more glit:y car. She belie)es she is 0beyond0 the gender kno"n as
0female.0 ! am a strong "oman, she proclaims. ! "rite "orthless poetry and dream of an empty
glamorous life. 8$;, she doesn0t say 0"orthless0 and 0empty,0 ! couldn0t resist typing that in9. She
literally li)es a life in the World of !mage, trapped "ithin /aya.
/en, trapped in the /atriarchy 8i.e. the /aya9, fall under a similar spell. As their soul becomes
arrogant, they become more deluded and more easily fooled by the images. They imagine
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themsel)es gods "ith their notches to their bedpost, "orking a grand career, or some other
materialistic trapping.
! tell them, 5ou are not a god. This, they protest. ! too am a god, they proclaim. See ho"
"onderful ! am' They may or may not ha)e "orshippers. This may e-plain "hy many people
8especially "omen9 "orship celebrities as, to them, they appear like gods. They are the center of
the s"irling storm, the spinning disc of /aya 8the illusion9.
And no, ! am not trying to be funny. People literally think they are gods and goddesses. !f a
religion is not "hat they desire, they can easily re="rite it so they become god=like in it 8one of
the reasons "hy people, especially "omen, lo)e the occult and trash like the *a 6inci 3ode9.
(ut if Aristotle is correct, then the other s"ing is the beast. These self=seen gods and goddesses
are, actually, nothing more than beasts. 5ou think you ha)e a 0grand career'0 #o, your purpose is
to make the o"ners rich. 5ou think you are the star of the "orld +ust because you ha)e a 0"ife'0
$r ha)e you actually become a beast of burden' We "ork hard and then play harder.
All manipulators are armed "ith descendant fruit of the Tree of <ood and %)il. <et PthatP girl or
PthatP career and you "ill ha)e paradise on %arth. Whene)er "e see oursel)es as in)incible and
god=like, "e ha)e a )eil so tight around our eyes that "e cannot see the truth...that "e "ere
acting like beasts.
The only "ay to be free from being Human is to become a god or to become a beast. ,et this be
a reality check, you "ill ne)er become a god. People "ill often attempt to trick you into thinking
of ho" 0"onderful0 you are, but this is so they can use you as a beast of burden.
The /atriarchy is about one promise. freeing us from being Human. To females, it promises
them freedom from being a "oman. To men, it promises freedom from being a man. To glorify
this promise, there are e-citing images to see from mo)ies and tele)ision, many dumbed do"n
books and uni)ersities to let people ha)e the image of being smart, and the e)er present image of
materialism promised by an endless parade of commercials.
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To ask your soul to become free of being a Human is like asking a fish to become free of "ater.
5ou might as "ell ask birds to be free from the air or s7uirrels to be free from trees.
1reedom is only found in embracing your humanity. 1or a matriarchal female, she "ill find
happiness and a content soul only in becoming a "oman. 1or a femini:ed male, he "ill find
happiness and content only in becoming a man.
So this is a friendly post from your neighborly Pook to remind you that, 5es 6irginia! ! am not a
god! ! am, instead, like an actor on a stage of #ature. So fare"ell folly=filled pompousness that
had me thinking that ! "ould become god=like in image, influence, and intelligence. 5ou nod to
the stage director, His name is Time, and he, alone, determines "hen the play "ill end. (ut "hat
! do on this stage is up to me.
'Kut ,ookN "here are those arrogant ones on the stage0' 1riend, they are T$$ 3H!3;%# to
come onto the stage of #ature, ,ife0s Play, and act. They li)e out their narcissism in their
bi::aro="orld of illusions and ne)er become "ho they are. So no matter ho" much you stumble
up there on that stage, you are taking real steps in life "hile the fools take false ones.
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Why &ome 1ell
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%)ery interest group proclaims &ome fell because their cause "as ignored. %n)ironmentalists
blame the fall of &ome on lead pipes or other ha:ards. &eligious people blame the fall of &ome
on social decay. <ays blame the fall of &ome on not embracing the fictional <reek gay life=style.
3lassicalists blame the fall of &ome on the )ery long book of The 1all of &ome because if they
read such a long book, they must put its conclusions to use someho" to sound sophisticated.
,iberals blame the fall of &ome because of 3hristian fundamentalism. !t can be safe to say that
e)eryone pro+ects their o"n belief into the 1all of &ome.
Why the pro+ection' !t is because the abo)e groups ha)e a "orship of History "hose ebbs and
flo"s re)ol)e around their beliefs. After all, "e kno" liberals belie)e they are the force of
History "hile conser)ati)es belie)e they are the force of history. This allo"s e)eryone to point to
the 1all of &ome and proclaim that current ci)ili:ation "ill fall.
And by fall of the &oman %mpire, ! do not mean the fall of (y:antium in the >?HHs but a
thousand years before that.
The lifeblood of ci)ili:ation is trade, profitable and safe trade. The reason "hy America e-ists in
the first place "as the colonists "anted to trade "ith "home)er and "here)er they "anted. Poor
nations almost al"ays ha)e poor trade.
Just as "e ha)e our Tupper"are and storage containers used in e)eryday life, the &omans had
their pots and other containers. Archeology can trace these pots and measure their 7uality. What
"as ama:ing is ho" high 7uality pottery "as used throughout the ci)ili:ation straight do"n to
the peasant class. This meant the ratio bet"een prices and earnings had to ha)e been fa)orable.
There is an e-ample of a Syrian )illage that thri)ed in rocky country "hose soil "as good only
for gro"ing oli)e trees. This )illage sustained a ridiculously high population for many, many
years == a population that "as far higher than could be supported from the agricultural yields of
that area.
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So "hat "ere they li)ing on' Trade of course. They gre" their oli)es and shipped the oil abroad.
Apparently their oil "as so highly regarded throughout the /editerranean that it enabled them to
import almost all the food and "ine they re7uired to sustain their population.
They had speciali:ed. !t "orked )ery "ell for them == until the "hole system of trade broke do"n
and there "as no "ay for them to get their goods out to their potential markets. %ither it "as no
longer safe enough to transport their oil and sell it profitably, or the markets had dried up because
of the crash of the economy else"here. Whate)er the immediate cause, the result "as
predictable. Without the re)enues to let them import food, the population crashed back to the
)ery lo" le)els that could be sustained by the miserable local farming.
So "hat caused the decrease of trade leading to the crash'
Solid trade re7uires protection. The &oman military "as posted on borders and did their +ob so
"ell that city "alls "ere not used. The &oman %mpire had a series of crisis after crisis. plagues,
ci)il "ars, and other problems. #one of that brought do"n the system. !f the local economy
crashed, it soon sprang up again.
(ut due to the ci)il "ars, the military became "eakened. %mperors began a self=destructi)e
policy of paying barbarians to lea)e the borders alone. This "orked for a "hile. (ut the
barbarians kept sho"ing up again and again and soon there "asn0t money to pay to bribe them
a"ay. Also, the barbarians had to sho" they "ere serious. !f they looted one city, that "ould
compel &ome to act. (ut by looting that city, it caused effects among the nearby citi:ens to flee.
When they ran out of money, &ome began gi)ing the barbarians land. So no" the barbarians
became the ne" o)erlords for an area and, like"ise, the ne" ta- collectors. O%-cept they kept
all the ta-es to themsel)es. They didn0t understand the ta- collection system as looting and
pillaging "ere much more effecti)e. They didn0t enforce public safety and merchants became at
risk. They took too much and those areas became remo)ed from the &oman %mpire0s grand
trading net"ork.
The &oman %mpire could absorb some of this, but not lots and not all at once.
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The point "as not that a nation fell but an international economic system. The city=states "ere
dependent on one another. As trade broke do"n, artisans crashed because "ho could pay for their
goods' Since no one "anted to become an artisan since you couldn0t sur)i)e doing it, the
"orkmanship "ould sur)i)e a generation or t"o after"ard until it disappeared. Pollen counts
indicate that crops decreased. 3ities turned into )illages.
!n the t"entieth century, America became much of an economic cushion. ! don0t say this "ith
American narcissicism, ! say it because it fits the pattern of that century. America "as not
in)aded during World War ! so it could help be the economic cushion to help get %ngland and
1rance back on their feet. When America did enter its <reat *epression, the stage "as set for a
ne" barbarian uprising, "hich came from Hitler and the #a:is. ,ike before, ci)ili:ation tried to
appease the barbarians. When money failed, they ga)e them land. After World War !!, America
became an economic cushion to Japan and Western <ermany.
$)er the past si-ty years, economies performed fantastically "hen sustained by the American
military. A ,ax %mericana e-isted that is allo"s for an international economy, for more trade
:ones, and so on. This system of safe trade has allo"ed for greater degrees of speciali:ation and
mutual sustained prosperity.
4nlike &ome, America is not imperial. America also does not ta- the lands its military is located
in. What happens is that America taxes itself. Since Japan and much of %urope does not ha)e to
pay for the high ta-es of that *efense re7uires, they can create socialism and other go)ernment
pro+ects.
America0s defense budget is not a menace to the "orld. To the contrary, it has allo"ed places like
South ;orea to Japan to Tai"an to %astern %urope to thri)e mostly because they don0t ha)e to
pay for that defense.
3ommunists "ere holdouts outside the "all of American security. They thought they could
sub)ert the international economic system. When they fell, places like 3hina and &ussia "anted
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to +oin. (ut nations like &ussia made the same mistake of not protecting merchants. !t became
too dangerous to do business in &ussia. So the nation began to mo)e back to doing things the old
"ay and Putin becomes a dictatorship in anything but name only. #aturally, America is blamed
for all this.
3hina has a demographic crisis as there are t"o men for e)ery girl. This means, in time, it may
become unsafe to do trade in 3hina. And they may become cut off from the !nternational
%conomic System.
The ne" barbarians are the !slamic 1ascists. This is because they attack trade and, "here they
abound, make it unsafe to do business there. Think of those 1rench districts "here e)en the
1rench police are scared to enter.
The point is that they, and many America0s allies oddly, do not understand the !nternational
%conomic System, see it as oppression rather than "hat it is. uplifting and prosperous, and are
bent on destroying it.
This is "hy the targets of D;AA "ere the World Trade 3enter and the Pentagon. 4ltimately, the
t"o are not separate. They are one
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The Political Science
Part of the gloom and doom that e-ists in the /en0s /o)ement is a "ild misunderstanding of
politics. (ut this is not uni7ue. /ost 8failed9 mo)ements end up "ith one conclusion. The end
days are upon us!
/ost of my formal training "as in this field. And, let me tell you, ! "as )ery incorrect and
e-tremely "rong on many times. (oth conser)ati)es and liberals are guilty of crass errors. (ut
this shouldn0t be surprising. We "ere students and students are ignorant.
$ne of the fla"s of *emocracy is that e)ery +ack thinks they are a prince 8"hile e)ery prince
pretends to be a +ack9. The a)erage person is ignorant in physics, literature, history, and
go)ernment. This is not a slam but +ust stating the truth. These fields are highly speciali:ed. !
couldn0t tell you anything about physics. ! "ouldn0t e)en try. /uch of history is unkno"n to me
because there is so much history out there. While !0m more kno"ledgeable about literature, ! still
claim ignorance to much of it 8especially the non=Western "orks9. (eing ignorant does not mean
you are stupid. (ut one cannot become an e-pert in e)erything.
5et, e)eryone is an e-pert in politics. !f you )oted "ith dollars instead of "ith ballots, ! e-pect
most people to become homeless as they "ould consistently lose elections. !t is )ery easy to talk
among like=minded friends and e-ist in a 0bubble.0 When reality breaks, it is near insanity to
ignore it and keep trying to li)e in your pre=made illusion. When the electoral results came in for
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the DHH? election, some people sadly couldn0t take the reality. What is "orse is that people tie
their personal happiness by "hat goes on in Washington. So if their candidate doesn0t "in, their
life is 0rotten.0 Why gi)e politics so much po"er by it determining your happiness'
/any people assume politics is about ideology. !t is not. Here is a break=do"n of all the arenas
of politics.
Law- !s something legal or not' When politicians do something 8or don0t do something9, keep in
mind that they e-ist in a pure legal e7uilibrium. /ost politicians are la"yers. They operate
according to 8and to breaking9 the ,a".
8xample: The Senate made a huge bill on illegal immigration and sent it to the House of
&epresentati)es. The bill died instantly in the House. The reason "hy "as legal. !n the bill, the
Senate "rote that illegal immigrants "ouldn0t ha)e to pay their back ta-es for the past three
years. This made the bill illegal. The 3onstitution says that only bills dealing "ith money must
come from the House. This is "hy that bill instantly died.
1emogra5hics- This charts all the population among future trends. The reason "hy ! can say
that homose-uals ha)e no political future is because they ha)e no demographic future. they can0t
ha)e children. Political elections are hea)ily dependent on demographics. ;arl &o)e absolutely
lo)es demographics. %ach electoral map is broken do"n county by county, territory by territory,
by registered )oters and people mo)ing in or out. This is hea)ily numbers based and is probably
the bulk of Political Science.
8xample: 1lorida "ill obtain significant political po"er as a state "ith elections and general
influence. Around eight hundred people a day are mo)ing into 1lorida. 1lorida0s population is
surging and the electoral )otes, counted by the ne-t census, "ill e-ceed #e" 5ork State. Since
old people )ote the most, and 1lorida is full of old people, the state "ill hold )ery strong political
po"er. This is because of demographics.
Raising 3oney- !f you think being a Senator is about spending all day "riting legislation, you
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"ould be "rong. A Senator, like any other politician, spends considerable time raising money.
This money is necessary for campaigning. !f a politician cannot raise money, then this politician
has a bleak future. !n order to raise money, the politician appeals to donations from us smaller
folk to interest groups.
8xample: When (ush "as running for re=election, he held many fundraisers in "hich he raised
cash for his campaign. 1ollo" the money in politics.
/lections- This is the big one. To us, a "ar or the economy is a 0problem.0 (ut to the politician,
they are ne)er problems. The only problem to the politician is the ne-t 0election.0 To them, this is
the problem that must be sol)ed. %lections d"arf demographics and 0raising money0 to
politicians.
8xample: The &epublican Party "as split on illegal immigration. (ush and the Senate desired to
cater to illegal immigration due to demographics 8so many Hispanics in America9 and to raising
money 8many businesses "ho donated to campaigns liked illegal immigration9. Ho"e)er, (ush
and most of the Senate are not up for re=election this year. The entire House, ho"e)er, is. So the
&epublicans in the House of &epresentati)es decided to betray the party line because their
constituents "ere demanding that they do so. They, like anyone else, "ant to be re=elected.
'deology- !deology holds a much smaller place in UAmericanV politics than people think. !n order
for a politician to succeed, he must be able to manage the demographics, the la", effecti)ely
raise money, and then "in elections. !deology is a much smaller demand on them. They reser)e it
mostly for speeches "hile their attention goes back to demographics and raising money. Some
politicians are frightened by ideology as that might scare a"ay the bulk of their )oters.
8xample: The base of the *emocrats, mostly the bloggers, is H4#<&5 for ideology. The
*emocrats in 3ongress refuse to speak the same identical ideological "ords that the *emocrat
base does 8for fear of alienating the mainstream9. So, the base plans to replace them unless they
speak the ideology that they do. This is an e-ample of ideology affecting politics.
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%)en ! "as skeptical at first, but ! ha)e learned there is such a thing as a political science. !f
someone handed you papers from the Supreme 3ourt, could you understand "hat "as going on'
8,a"9 !f someone ga)e you the statistics for population gro"th in the southern )alley of the 4S,
"ould you kno" "hat that meant and ho" it "ould shape the future' !f someone ga)e you the
list of people attending political fundraisers, do you kno" "hat it all means' And "eeks going
into an election, could you accurately predict, county by county, "hat the results "ould be'
People get paid big bucks to do this stuff because most people can0t do it. ,a" is an e-tensi)e
field "hich you need to pay people to either act for you in court or to perform some other ser)ice
for you 8don0t e)en think about 0"inging0 it9. People "ho bring in the information and
conclusions of demographics also make big money since most people can0t do it.
! try to a)oid politics "hene)er possible 8for ! see nothing good coming from politics9. (ut "ith
so much gloom and doom coming from misreadings of politics, !0ll try to do my part and clear up
"hat ! kno" to be clear myths. Hopefully, people "ill stop thinking the "orld is about to end.
Here is an e-ample of a political myth.
347H: 7here is no )war) because the President has ne%er declared it.
This idea comes from "atching too much tele)ision. People imagine the President going to
3ongress and screaming, ! *%3,A&% WA& $# JAPA#!! ! *%3,A&% WA& $#
<%&/A#5!!! And 3ongress then 0)otes0 on it as "as done for World War !!. /any people "ill
say that the 6ietnam War, ;oso)o, Afghanistan, and !ra7 are not considered 0true "ars0 because
the President ne)er declared them.
This is an issue of ,a". What these people do not understand is that the 3onstitution ne)er
defines a declaration of "ar. All it re7uires is 3ongress0s appro)al. ,egally, (ush could bomb
3anada if he belie)ed it had a connection to CR>>. Why' (ecause 3ongress ga)e him the
authority to retaliate against the origins of the CR>> hi+ackers "ith the C=>? &esolution 8this
resolution is the declaration of "ar against al=7uaeda9. (ush could ha)e gone into !ra7 if he
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desired "ithout more 3ongress0s appro)al. (ut to be safe 8and because of the DHHD %lection9, he
took the issue to 3ongress "here they )oted to appro)e the action into !ra7.
The House also has further appro)al due to the po"er of the purse. Wars are e-pensi)e and
re7uire massi)e funding. At any time, the House of &epresentati)es can pull the funds and end
any "ar the %-ecuti)e (ranch is in.
!f the military action gets 3ongress0s appro)al, it isn0t illegal. We may lo)e it or hate it, but it is
not illegal. The bottom line is that the 3onstitution does not specify "hat a *eclaration of War is.
What is re7uired is 3ongress0s appro)al.
(ut Pook! That is so simple! Ho" could some people not get it'
This is a good 7uestion.
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Who is (ush'
$ne of the ad)antages of being Pook is that ! ha)e access to those "ho ha)e been around my
nation0s 0leaders.0 Think of 3haucer "ho got stuck bet"een the high political class and the rest of
us peasants. !t has al"ays been in my family history for my ancestors to be ser)ing the noble
class in some capacity. ! ha)e a direct ancestor e)en as far back that "as a 0sheriff0 in ,ondon
centuries ago ser)ing some %nglish ;ing 8forgot "hich one9. Since (ush and most of the current
administration has come from Te-as 8not +ust Te-as but my local county9, e)eryone ! seem to
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kno" has had direct contact "ith these guys.
(ush is not a conser)ati)e. He is a moderate but "ith some conser)ati)e leanings. 1or the
conser)ati)es in the &epublican Party, they only care about "hat is referred to as the three big
issues. foreign policy, ta- cuts, and the Supreme 3ourt. Since (ush goes "ith those, the party
generally supports him. With those "ho really despise (ush, ! "onder "hat "ould happen "hen
a real conser)ati)e gets into the White House. *o they reali:e that #e"t <ingrich is the currently
leading among the base in the primaries for DHHF' !t is still "ay early but ! am curious "hat
"ould happen if a )ery ideological conser)ati)e came around, ho" "ould the *emocrat Party
act'
Any"ay, people tell me that (ush acts nothing at all on T6 as he does in person. !n person, he is
)ery articulate, )ery charming, and...as someone described...robust. #aturally, ! ask, Then
"hy does he +ust blink into the camera and not talk )ery "ell' And the ans"er ! got "as. Pook,
there are t"o reasons. 1irst, not e)eryone is good at being personable to"ard a camera. Take
these famous "riters. They are brilliant but in front of a tele)ision camera they sound like idiots.
They +ust aren0t used to cameras. Whereas a Holly"ood actor can respond )ery "ell "ith the
camera yet, they are often the biggest doofuses. (ush is a people person. He becomes animated
around people, not cameras. Then he reminded me, &emember the debates "ith ;erry' !n the
Second *ebate "ith the To"n Hall, you can clearly see (ush becoming animated and trying to
connect "ith each person talking. He connects "ith people, not cameras. So, "hat about that
second reason' &emember that kid in class "ho al"ays had the right ans"er for e)erything'
5ou "anted to slap that kid. !n politics, one must remember perception. (ush can go around
s"atting ans"ers at anything but it usually doesn0t look presidential. His latest press conference
in the &ose <arden certainly illustrated that.
(ush actually prefers to be underestimated. That is his strategy, one person told me. He wants
people to think of him as a doofus. Ann &ichards, that feminist go)ernor of Te-as "ho recently
died, "rote off (ush "hen he first ran for go)ernor. <ore and ;erry both did later. %)en today
people underestimate his political abilities. ! "as told that is +ust as he "ants it. That is "hat
"orks for him, one said.
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The personality of (ush is that he is e-traordinarily competiti)e. !f you played a Ping Pong game
"ith him, for e-ample, he "ould try to "in. His focus is "inning on anything he does. 8This isn0t
surprising to me as any successful person in anything usually seems to ha)e this mentality. Tiger
Woods e)en admitted that if he played checkers or something, his goal "ould be to "in.9
$ne uni7ue thing about (ush that differs from other politicians is that he is e-tremely focused on
)oting records, demographics, and statistics. 4sually, the candidate hasn0t a clue of this and the
campaign manager deals "ith this. When (ush "ould go campaign in, say, #e" /e-ico, he
kne" the )oting records for each county. ;arl &o)e is apparently a "alking encyclopedia on this
stuff and much of it must ha)e rubbed off on (ush.
(ush is said to be one of the most 0charming.0 8#ot a surprise for a mega=politician9. /uch of the
charm is suspected of being /achia)ellian. 1or e-ample, "hen (ush "as first president, he and
his "ife "ould roll in a birthday cake for Senator Ted ;ennedy 8and in)ite him to "atch
mo)ies9. Stuff like this "orked in Te-as probably since there isn0t much to be partisan about
do"n here. (ut in Washington, this ne" tone ne)er really took off. The ne" tone "as (ush0s
idea that he could charm e)eryone on 3apitol Hill.
(ush is a fanatical book reader. He lo)es reading biographies. !n fact, ! suspect the "ay he acts is
ho" he thinks he "ill be remembered his future 0biographies0 8after all, "hen you are president,
people are going to "rite biographies on you regardless9.
Al <ore speaks better Spanish than (ush does. Ho"e)er, <ore learned his Spanish at Har)ard.
He speaks the te-t=book Spanish. (ush learned Spanish at the oil rigs in Te-as so his Spanish is
off but it has the Te-asR/e-ican slang and nuances in it. This is "hy during the DHHH
campaign, Hispanics preferred (ush0s Spanish to Al <ore0s.
(ush "ill do anything to "in. To those "ho don0t remember, recall Tom *aschle and the
opposition in the first term. What (ush deliberately did "as take a"ay *aschle0s political issues.
3ampaign 1inance &eform' (ush signed it. Pills and /edicare' (ush signed that, irking all his
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&epublicans. What happened is that by signing practically e)erything *aschle "as supporting,
"hat could *aschle run on' This is "hy after the election of DHH?, *aschle, the *emocrat Party
,eader in the Senate, "as )oted out of office 8"hich hadn0t happened to a party leader since
>C@D, fifty four years ago!9. (ush is addicted to "inning. This is "hy no", during an election
year, "e are suddenly seeing (ush become feisty "ith the press.
As go)ernor, (ush "as )ery different than he is today. He al"ays +oked around. He had
afternoon naps in Austin. %ither due to the presidency or to CR>>, it0s been said he no" lacks that
0+o)ial0 attitude he once had.
Ho" did (ush get to the go)ernorship' The South in America has been called the Solid South
for one reason. it has been uni)ersally *emocrat. %)er since the 3i)il War, ,incoln "as a
&epublican and the 3onfederacy "ere *emocrats back then. After the 3i)il War, so much
resentment "as built up that the South "as solidly *emocrat up until >CC?. !n >CC? "as the so=
called &epublican &e)olution "hich the South s"ung &epublican and took o)er both the House
and Senate. Kush rode the ADDB conservative wave as did his brother, Jeb, in 1lorida.
Ho" did (ush get 0anointed0 as the presidential candidate by the &epublican Party' There are t"o
Presidential campaigns2 there is the official public one "e all kno". (ut there is a hidden one
"ithin the party. #ot anyone is going to become a presidential candidate. The party "ill see if
you ha)e the "its to do it, and, most importantly, if you can "in. !n (ush, they sa" the name
recognition that his father had. (ush "as no stranger to politics or political campaigns as he used
to hang out at the White House during the &eagan and the first (ush Administrations. (ut most
importantly, they sa" his election results in Te-as. The first election against Ann &ichards "as
fine for a political upstart, @DK against ?FK. (ut he gre" the gap considerably in the second
election. What most attracted the &epublican Party to gi)e (ush the presidential nod "as that the
party sa" (ush attracted Hispanic )otes 8as "ell as some black )otes9. (ush also did )ery "ell
"ith "omen. With attracting a "ide )ariety of demographics, they sa" (ush as a safe choice.
What more is there to say about him' These are all things that ha)e been told to me. ! ha)e ne)er
met (ush. ! ha)e met <o)ernor Perry 8"ho "as ,ieutenant <o)ernor "hen (ush "as the
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<o)ernor. Perry took o)er "hen (ush became President9. $ne thing about Perry is that he has to
be gay. He acts like such a pretty boy. When saying the Pledge of Allegiance, ! scanned e)eryone
and "hat "as Perry doing during the pledge' He "as touching up his hair like a girl. O6ery
strange.
$ne last thing, (ush0s ranch in Te-as is a prop. He probably does en+oy such a ranch as it is )ery
different from the White House. (ut it is a campaign prop. He bought it for the Presidential
election. Watch him sell it "hen he steps do"n as President. He0ll probably end up li)ing in an
apartment in *allas. 8What!' Why are you surprised' (ush "ill do anything to "in... e)en buy a
ranch in the middle of the boonies.9
,ieberman thro"n under the bus
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Senator ,ieberman 8*9 narro"ly lost a primary to ne"comer ,amont tonight. What does this
mean and "hy am ! posting about it'
Senator ,ieberman had been a *emocrat senator for, ! belie)e, >F years. $nly si- years ago, he
"as the )ice presidential nominee of Al <ore in the DHHH Presidential %lection. T"o years ago,
he "as a presidential candidate in the *emocrat presidential primary. ,ieberman is not a 0little0
senator. He "as "ell up in the ranks. What is stunning to the political scientists is that his party
thre" him under a bus. A fe" years ago, a presidential candidateOno", completely purged from
the party.
!n the 4S0s *emocrat Party, there has recently been a change "ith a strong surge of anti="ar
bloggers. The *emocrat Party is literally beginning to become controlled by them. ,ieberman is
a *emocrat on practically e)ery issue e-cept he supported the !ra7 War. This has caused these
#et bloggers to purge him from the party. They raised the money and focused hea)ily on this
primary. 8Hillary 3linton is also supporti)e of the !ra7 War. She is ne-t in target to be purged.
5es... ! kno" it is shocking, but keep a close eye on this. Hillary 3linton has no chance "ith the
primary of *emocrats no".9
Political scientists belie)e that the #et roots of the *emocrat bloggers to s"ing the party to a
)ery strident anti="ar position "ill only /c<o)erni:e the Party. What does 0/c<o)erni:ing0
mean' The political left, especially of the >CBHs, put up /c<o)ern for the >CGD Presidential
%lection. /c<o)ern ran )ery hard as anti="ar against &ichard #i-on 8the "ar "as the 6ietnam
War9. #i-on "on the election in, at the time, the second biggest landslide )ictory in American
history. %)en "ith ho" unpopular 6ietnam "as, the anti="ar candidate lost. /c<o)erni:ing
means mo)ing the party to a political area "here they "ill not be elected by the mainstream.
With ,ieberman0s defeat in the primary, this "ill encourage the anti="ar bloggers. The 7uestion
is "ill they then go on and purge e)ery *emocrat "ho supported the !ra7 War' 8This "ould
include Hillary 3linton9 !f they do, then the party could become /c<o)erni:ed.
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(ut ,ieberman may get the last laugh out of this. He "ill run as an independent in the #o)ember
general election. (ecause of ho" close the primary "as, if ,ieberman retains those )otes, he "ill
also get the independent )otes and &epublican )otes in 3onnecticut 8&epublicans are not putting
up a candidate in 3onnecticut9. %)ery political analyst sho"s an independent ,ieberman
"inning. What "ill probably happen is that there "ill be intense behind=the=door pressure to talk
,ieberman out of not running like "hat happened "ith 3uomo or Toricelli.
The reason "hy !0m posting this is that this is a classic e-ample of "hy you must carefully
choose your o"n battles. The *emocrats are literally cannibali:ing their o"n here. Tomorro",
,ieberman "ill change party affiliation to independent and "in 8if he doesn0t get talked out of
running9. As of tomorro", there "ill no" be only ?E *emocrat Senators. This means the
*emocrat Party "ould lose a senator +ust because of this primary fight. They no" need an e-tra
"in to re=take the Senate.
Was ,amont "inning the primary a good thing for the party' An honest political analysis says
#o. They0)e lost a senate seat.
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The &eal Hurricane ;atrina /emory
To those outside the 4S or e)en the South may see media do co)erage on the 0one year
anni)ersary0 of Hurricane ;atrina. The media co)erage of that hurricane greatly impacted my
local region and sho"ed ho" a bunch of sheep people are.
The co)erage of Hurricane ;atrina hitting #e" $rleans "as atrociously bad "ith the 0reports0 of
rapes, sharks s"imming do"n streets 8ho" do these sharks appear from fresh "ater lakes'9,
massi)e gang )iolence, and so on. This did not stop those reporters from gi)ing themsel)es
a"ards. *oomsters ,$6%* the ;atrina co)erage as they held that as 0proof0 that all society "as
collapsing 8"ithout mentioning #e" $rleans society had collapsed long, long before the
hurricane9.
With all this poor co)erage, don0t you think people "ould go absolute bonkers "hen the ne-t
hurricane hit' $f course you do. And the ne-t hurricane, &ita, a category ? or @, slammed into
the gulf coast of Te-as soon after"ard.
! ha)e ne)er seen people turn into such sheep. Hurricanes are dangerous 8!0)e gone through like
fi)e9 but, depending on "here you li)ed, you did not need to e)acuate. The "orst ! e-pected "as
trees blo"n do"n and no electricity for a fe" days. (ut ! li)e "est of Houston. *espite that,
everyone "as e)acuating "hen they didn0t need to. All the streets "ere clogged. People ran out of
gas in the middle of the road due to sitting there. Some people "ere sitting, in one spot, for fi)e
to eight hours. Thanks to the horrible ;atrina media co)erage, the go)ernment officials in
Houston and surrounding areas "ent into complete crisis mode. They didn0t "ant to be blamed
like the ,ouisiana politicians "ere. A scared politician is a dangerous politician.
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5ou don0t hear anything about hurricane &ita hitting Te-as. Why should you' #othing ended up
happening. #o disaster. The only disaster "as on the road "ith all the sheep lea)ing 8"hen most
didn0t ha)e to9. This is occurring no" in 1lorida. 1loridians kno" their hurricanes but, thanks to
this stupid ;atrina co)erage 8and e)en stupider re=li)ing year old bad co)erage U"hich the same
media "on0t do to real disasters such as CR>>V9, some in 1lorida are panicking over a tropical
depression. A tropical depression, for you guys "ho don0t get hurricanes, is +ust a rain storm.
#eedless to say, you don0t ha)e to "orry about old Pook becoming a sheep. When &ita "as
coming, e)eryone said, ,$, you are stupid Pook! !diot! 5ou "ill *!%! 85es, this person
actually thought ! "as going to die. ! didn0t e)en lose my electricity or a tree limb9.
!0ll tell you "hat ! do fear. tornadoes. 5ou kno" "hen a hurricane is coming and can easily a)oid
and prepare for it. (ut tornadoes come out of no"here and are highly unpredictable. They skip
around and follo" no clear path. (ecause of that, !0d rather li)e in 1lorida than in ;ansas.
*id you kno" that around FHH people a day mo)e to 1lorida' After the ne-t census, 1lorida "ill
ha)e more electoral )otes than #e" 5ork. People "ho are mo)ing to 1lorida appear to be
coming from the &ust (elt, states such as $hio.
(ut Pook! 1lorida has all those hurricanes! Why "ould people "ant to mo)e do"n there'
!t is because of those high ta-es in areas like $hio. 1lorida 8and Te-as too9 has no state income
ta- making it )ery attracti)e for people. 5ou can count on ta-es being certain all the time, but
hurricanes are a roll of the dice. !nstead of bearing the certainty of ta-es, people "ould rather
take their chances "ith #ature.
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The Path to C=>>
! +ust finished "atching the sho", The Path to C=>>, "hich "as only interrupted in the middle
by a speech by the President. !f you missed it, ! "ould see it. (y documenting and re=creating the
series of e)ents up to the hi=+ackings, the sho" finally put C=>> into tragedy.
Tragedy is a "ord so misused that the "ord has )irtually been destroyed. Tragedy does not mean
"hat most people think. of something )ery bad happening. C=>> is not the tragedy. The tragedy is
looking back on it and kno"ing that action could ha)e been to stop it. !magine a cute little pig=
tail haired girl "alking "ith her mother. The mother turns a"ay to look at the sky 8or something9
and this cute little pig=tail haired girl runs into the street and is smashed by a bus. The smashing
of the bus is not the tragedy. The tragedy is "hen the mother reali:es her error for looking else
"are at the time of daughter0s run into the road. !n all the plays, such as the ancient <reek plays,
that are tragedies including Shakespeare, this is the important point. The tragedy of Hamlet is
not him dying. The tragedy is kno"ing that he didn0t ha)e to die. !n the same "ay, an elderly >HH
year old "oman dying due to age is not a tragedy and ne)er "ill be. (ut an obese person
kno"ing they are going to die because they "ere stupid to eat all those milk duds in their life
that is the tragedy. 1inally, a film on C=>> that doesn0t +ust sho" to"ers falling do"n, but instead
sho"s the tragic elements that allo"ed the attack.
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Three things surprised me after C=>>. 1irst, on e)ery anni)ersary, e)eryone tries to in+ect
themselves into the story. ! "as going to fly that day! ! kne" someone in the WT3! And so
on. Second, ! ne)er thought there "ould be conspiracy kooks "ho "ould possibly think the 4.S.
<o)ernment "ould be behind the WT3 and Pentagon hits 8but then again, there are kooks "ho
think #ASA ne)er landed on the moon as "ell9. Third, and most humorously, ! "as stunned by
the reaction of the $b+ecti)ists. The $b+ecti)ists, the so=called follo"ers of Ayn &and, "ere on
tele)ision days after demanding nuclear "ar. They "ere the most ha"kish of any political faction
e)er. $ne $b+ecti)ist ! kno" "as clearly surprised by their stance. ! do remember ho" Ayn &and
literally "orshipped the skyscraper and belie)ed firmly in the philosophy of 3apitalism. The
$b+ecti)ists probably sa" the WT3 as their symbol and its destruction as the "orst attack
possible in their eyes.
The most ama:ing thing came "hen ! helped mo)e a friend to a local college. !t "as a sunny
August Te-as afternoon. While ! "as "aiting for my friend, ! "as in the parking lot and
something caught my eye. !t "as a man, "ith no shirt on, +ust leaning back on his pick=up. !
emphasi:e the "ord man because he stuck out in a sea of androgynous beings that fill modern
society.
He had an aura of masculinity ! ha)e ne)er seen before. <ranted, e)ery one of us, male and
female, mo)e in and out of masculinity 8or femininity for girls9 "ithin our li)es. When "e get
old or la:y, "e tend to re)ert to a more androgynous form. (ut his form "as sharply masculine.
!magine if a shirt=less Sch"ar:enegger appeared out of no"here. 5ou0d stare in a"e. (ut this
man "as not a puffed up body builder. His muscles "ere hard and not the bubble like form you
see body builders ha)e. His skin "as oddly tanned...e)en for south Te-as. He "as almost
red...but not burnt. Almost as if he "as bron:e. Some people "ill think it is 0homose-ual0 to
notice this. (ut "hen someone of either e-treme femininity or masculinity ends up nearby, their
sheer aura commands your attention. %)erything about this guy "as sharply defined. He had a
cigar in his mouth puffing a"ay. The best description ! can gi)e "as that he resembled the
/arlboro /an.
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! decided to go o)er and talk to him. He said he "as in the military and had +ust gotten back from
!ra7 8"e "ere near 1ort Hood9. He also "as helping someone mo)e into the college. (ut he
"asn0t +ust another soldier in !ra7. He "as part of a special team. ! asked him more about this.
This man "as e-tremely laid back. He acted like he didn0t ha)e a care in the "orld 8and "hy
should he after returning from a "ar :one'9. He then told me he "as part of the team that
captured Saddam Hussein.
What do you say to that' 5ou capture dangerous dictators bent on "orld domination' Hah! !
do...uh...office "ork...and...1a- papers...so beat thatN <ranted, this man could, "ith his lea)e
from the military, +ust become a couch potato and shed off any masculinity into an androgynous
form. (ut at that moment 8it "asn0t too long since Hussein "as captured9 he simply glo"ed
testosterone. He "asn0t handsome but e-tremely rugged. !0m sorry2 ! lack the talent of language
to describe him. ,et us +ust say "hen you look at an androgynous blog, your mind thinks,
Stillness. (ut "hen you looked at him, his aura "as screaming action.
He is, as most masculine men are, nameless. 5ou "ill ne)er see his photo on the ne"s or any
parades in his honor. (ut he is the most masculine man ! had e)er seen...and probably "ill e)er
see in my life.
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Too much oil
!f you are a doomster, please do not read this article.
7The world has only consumed about A@ percent of its conventional potential,5 Mum:ah said,
contending that should lay to rest fears that the world is in danger of being tapped out within a
few decades
$h no! This means e)en if "e don0t disco)er anything or are unable to tap into uncon)entional
resources like the tar sands of Alberta, "e "ill ha)e o)er >EH years of resources! Alas,
doomsters! What do you do "hen confronted "ith good ne"s' Shall you hang yoursel)es on
ne"s of human "ealth and plenty' !t is the doomster "ho doubts the cornucopia of freedom and
Human genius.
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Teacher0s <ender Affects ,earning
/ee found that having a female teacher instead of a male teacher raised the achievement of girls
and lowered that of boys in science, social studies and 8nglish
&ooked at the other way, when a man led the class, boys did better and girls did worse
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The study found switching up teachers actually could narrow achievement gaps between boys
and girls, but one gender would gain at the expense of the other
/ee also contends that gender influences attitudes
3or example, with a female teacher, boys were more likely to be seen as disruptive .irls were
less likely to be considered inattentive or disorderly
+n a class taught by a man, girls were more likely to say the sub1ect was not useful for their
future They were less likely to look forward to the class or to ask 2uestions
3heck out the full article here.
There is one other crucial difference ! ha)e noticed "ith female teachers. 1emale teachers and
professors are interested only in enthroning themsel)es to belittle poor students. To female
teachers, education becomes a sense of po"er.
We do not belie)e you, /onsieur Pook.
What! 6ery "ell, in your uni)ersity you can try this e-ample. (ring up certain facts and you can
debate and discuss a sub+ect 7uite easily "ith a male professor. (ut a female professor ne)er
thinks such an idea can be 0debated.0 To her, the end result is not the kno"ledge but that she is the
one enthroned 8and 5$4 are not9.
! ha)e thought about being a teacher. (ut, alas, ! did not "ant to be poor. !f ! taught, ! "ould +ust
teach Shakespeare. He ne)er gets old. And the students0 responses re)eal more about
Shakespeare to the teacher than )ice )ersa 8or else there ne)er "ould ha)e been a <oddard9.
!f anything has become femini:ed, it is teaching. ! "ould thro" things across the room, light
desks on fire, that sort of thing. ! mean, sheesh, you can0t e)en yell at a student. Students need to
be yelled at! (ut ne)ertheless....
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! lo)e learning...but !0)e noticed all the teachers !0)e en+oyed "ere male. All the teachers !0)e had
problems "ith "ere female. ! "as the 0disrupti)e0 one in the classroom, the guy "ho "ould bring
!saac #e"ton0s Principia to class and "ant to discuss that. ! hated the te-t book "ith all its stupid
picture and "orthless 0side information.0
$h, if you "ant an easy "ay to get through %nglish classes, or rather, if you find yoursel)es in
the middle of an essay test and do not kno" the ans"er, +ust start 7uoting Hamlet. !t doesn0t
matter "hat the 7uestion is about or the author, +ust start 7uoting Hamlet and start talking about
Hamlet instead. The professor "ill go, $/<, this guy is 7uoting Hamlet! He is smart! He is
sublime! Such brilliant commentary! Such linking the sub+ect matter to the epic play! and gi)e
you good grades.
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#o 3ompromise in &eligious War
While !0m not sure "hat *aily Sho"0s intention of the belo" clip is, it has s"er)ed into a huge
truth. The conflicts of the /iddle %ast and, perhaps, the World are political or financial. They are
religious.
There are diplomats "ho say one must compromise "ith !slam. This "ould be a funny thing to
obser)e at the table. ! suppose it "ould go like this.
Terrorist for &adical !slam. /y position is that all you heathens are dead! 5ou! *ead!
*iplomats. Surely "e can ha)e some sort of compromise.
Terrorist for &adical !slam. #o! 5ou! *ead!
*iplomats. Ho" about "e gi)e you an arm' /aybe a leg'
Terrorists. #o! 5ou all dead!
*iplomats. Ho" about gi)ing you some of our citi:ens' Will that satisfy you'
Terrorists. #o! All of you going to die!
5ou cannot compromise in a religious "ar. World War !! "as not a religious conflict2 it "as
political. !n fact, ! don0t think the West has been in a religious "ar since the )ictory of *on Juan
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at the end of the crusades 8yes, that *on Juan!9.
What is funny is "hat is agreed on. This is "hat is uniting many of the radicals out there.
Has Thailand fallen to Jihad'
!t is beginning to look that "ay.
K%N.R$R, Thailand # Thailand's army commander staged a coup Tuesday night and ousted
,rime (inister Thaksin Shinawatra while he was in New 4ork, circling his offices with tanks,
declaring martial law and revoking the constitution .en Sondhi Koonyaratkalin, who is known
to be close to Thailand's revered monarch and is a Muslim in this Buddhist-dominated nation,
will be acting prime minister, said army spokesman -ol %kara -hitro1
$ne thing ! might do is get out my "orld map and mark the most femini:ed and, potentially,
unstable countries politically. These "ould be the first to fall.
Anyone remember the /uslim riots in 1rance 8"hich lasted fore)er9' Wasn0t there a ne" la"
there that said "omen could no longer go bare breasted anymore' ! suspect that la" "as made
due to placating the gro"ing /uslim population.
$ne thing that al"ays concerned me about the e-pat mo)ement is they ne)er really talk about
political instability. While America has its faults, it is the most stable of go)ernments. /e-ico is
on the brink of collapse. ! e-pect to see 3anada fall apart in my lifetime 8and perhaps some areas
become ne" states like Alberta9. /ost Americans are spoiled by political stability and don0t
reali:e ho" fragile many go)ernments are.
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/adonna is being 0crucified0 on the cross for a concert on #(3. !magine if she mocked !slam as
she does 3hristianity. She "ill ne)er do it, of course. She0d get her throat slit.
%)en cra:ier are these sudden repeated re7uests from the !slam "orld asking the Pope to con)ert
to !slam.
The elder son of &ibyan leader (uammar .addafi has called on ,ope Kenedict QL+ to convert
to +slam immediately, dismissing last week's apology from the pontiff for offending (uslims
"If this person were really someone reasonable, he would not agree to remain at his post one
minute, but would convert to Islam immediately," (ohammed .addafi told an awards
ceremony on (onday evening for an international competition to memori<e the Uur'an
#otice ho" &adical !slam is feeding off of the femini:ed "imps of the West' *o they really
e-pect the Pope to go, $h, ! "ant to sho" ! am a 0reasonable0 fello", ! shall con)ert to !slam
immediately! They probably don0t but it is a "orth a try to them.
,ike a shark detecting blood in the "ater, notice ho" these radical !slamists detect femini:ation
in certain nations and pounce at it' !f the Pope "as that femini:ed 8he isn0t9, he "ould bo" do"n
to"ards !slam. /y point is that they are using the femini:ation, the "imp=ification of the West
against it.
All these 0riots0 and 0outrage0 in the !slam communities are organi:ed and arranged. They are
artificial. They are hiding behind their religion. !f !, the Pookius /a-imus %-troadinarius, say,
5ou should not threaten to kill the Pope. 5ou should not threaten to kill anyone, the "imps of
the "est, these guilt filled puss=boys "hose only concern is ho" "e 8or they9 appear to other
people0s eyes, "ill say, Pook, you are being e-treme. Ho" dare you not let them be outraged!
!0m trying to figure out "hat to do "ith the Wimps of the West "ho are being played like a
stradi)arian by these manipulators. #ice <uys are so stuffed "ith pride that they #%6%& admit
they are being played by "omen. All "imps ha)e some romantici:ed )ision of the "orld. Ho"
do you get through their pride to the issue'
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(ah! !0)e learned people prefer feelings to thoughts. Thomas Paine "as dead on accurate "hen
he said, Time makes more con)erts than reason. %)er try to reason "ith a nice guy' %)er try to
reason "ith a "imp'
Perhaps this e-plains "hy the school yard instinct for children is, "hen finding a "imp, to beat
him up.
American Women Suck forum taken do"n
,ike 6oltaire, ! al"ays belie)e in free speech. Words are +ust "ords. (ut it ama:es me ho"
people "ant to ban and delete "ebsitesRspeech that goes against "hat they belie)e. $r, rather,
they only interpret it as 0hate speech0 and demand it go a"ay.
5ou might ask, Pook, "hy do they ha)e such a reaction against 0hate speech'0 !t is not sticks and
stones. !t is not )iolence. *id not /artin ,uther ;ing Jr. say something like, 0! don0t "ant the
White /an to lo)e me, only the po"er to not hurt me0'0
Here is something that e)eryone must kno" about The Political 3lass.
>9 They belie)e they are e-tremely intelligent and that you are unsophisticated dumb peons.
D9 They belie)e society is artificial and is like a garden 8"ith the legislator as gardener9. They
"ant the garden to gro", to P&$<&%SS. Hence, plants do not ha)e freedom in a garden. A plant
not doing "hat it should, that is going another direction than the other plants, is seen as 0freedom0
to that plant but to the gardener is seen as a 0disease0 "hich they set fire to it. This is the mentality
"hy people are lined up and shot in dictatorships.
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! ha)e talked to AWS in an undisclosed forum before. He is e-tremely paranoid 8so much so he
shocked other posters9. (efore one bashes American Women Suck, remember that the "ebsite
has been cited in feminist legislation in Washington. !f my blog "as cited in Washington, !0d
probably be paranoid too.
(ut still, AWS, you are doing yourself no fa)or at lashing out at those offering to help.
&emember (en+amin 1ranklin0s cartoon that read. We stand together or "e "ill all hang
separately.
&!P %ternal (achelor
%ternal (achelor blog is no more. All the archi)es are also gone. !t is up to *uncan to "hether he
e-plains more on the complete shutting do"n of his blog. The remo)al of the archi)es strikes me
a little suspicious.
There "ere t"o problems "ith %ternal (achelor blog.
$ne, it "as becoming )ery popular.
T"o, *uncan had put his full name on the blog and his content could be a little too close about
his "ork en)ironment.
$f course, the blog0s demise could be e-actly "hat "as said. ranting takes too much time and he
got tired of it.
&egardless, it is an important reminder to ne)er use your real name or put up pictures of yourself
on the !nternet. They can and "ill be used against you. 5ou don0t "ant a potential employer to be
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able to <oogle you and find rants against "omen or something else. Putting out real fact about
you on the !nternet may "in picture contests but it may haunt you in the end. ! kno" if ! hadn0t
stayed anonymous, Pook and my real self "ould be connected "hich "ould end up either
silencing Pook or Pook gets t"isted in such a "ay to please those "ho hold le)erage o)er
me. !n the last 4S Presidential election, someone "ho came out and spoke against a candidate
based on pre)ious real=life e-perience "ith him, and "as )ery effecti)e at doing so, ended up
suddenly getting fired from the +ob he had "orked at for decades. <rudges linger in politics.
When a political person does not get "hat he "ants, long kni)es come out.
/en are most )ulnerable in t"o "ays. "hen they are single 8and any "oman can be sent to 0get0
them9 and "hen they are not financially secured 8i.e. they "ork for someone else9. The reason
"hy high=up 4S political candidates are al"ays married and "ealthy is because only then can
they begin resisting the t"o abo)e consistent attacks.
5ou must ha)e your o"n financial system if you "ish to really speak freely 8and effecti)ely9
against elites. And e)en then, they can thro" endless la"suits at you to burn up all your money.
$ne ma+or radio political commentator in America "as under legal in)estigation for oddball
crimes at least for three years..."ith no charges e)er being made.
$r consider the *uke ,acrosse Team case. Those boys sur)i)ed that legal challenge because of
their "ealthy background. 5ou or ! "ould ha)e been steamrolled.
!n legal matters, err on the side of caution. &emember that """.american"omensuck.com and
""".dontgetmarried.com "ere cited in recent 4.S. legislation 8or "as it some kooky senator'
What does it matter9. The only reason "hy feminists ha)en0t shut do"n /&A sites is because of
the Supreme 3ourt0s rulings on the !nternet being a place for 0free con)ersation.0 (ut if they kno"
"ho you are in real life, they can come after you.
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An email from Portugal...
+talics Q %mailer
&egular Te-t Q o grande, espantar=se, e o Poo8 magn>fico?
Now, as you may be aware, ,ortugal was under the Sala<arist dictatorship till 'HB %lthough
there were many problems with this regime way of thinking and acting, such as extreme
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censorship, one of the things held in a high place by those times were the 3amily )the State motto
was: .od, (otherland, 3amily* +t was only when the Sala<arist State was taken away of the
,ower by the military that the 3eminist wave truly invaded ,ortugal
Since then, feminism is growing + have never been to the States, but 1udging from everyone way
of speaking about %merican women, + guess where in a better situation than you %merican folks
%nyways, we also have some trouble with feminist and femini<ed guys 3rom what +'m able to
draw from my experiences, the teachers who were influenced by the feminist wave post#'HB are
spoiling my young peers
+n our school newspaper, + came across an article wrote by a sophomore The article's theme
was the '"omen /ay' Now, what + read wasn't something masked by the 'let's have the same
rights' +t was an article proclaiming that women were actually better than men +t even dared to
say that women were the ones who sustained the "estern economy during "" ++ by doing the
men's 1obs /on't get me wrong, ,ook, they worked hard and deserve some praise Kut, beg my
pardon, while women were working, their men were /4+N. in the war, ensuring women's safety
+ was sickened, after reading that (en were being bashed, like that, in a school No wonder
"estern society is where it is
D>V of my teachers are female So, you already may know what +'m about to say They are
constantly benefiting my female colleagues, and occasionally reminding us that women are
better than boys Koys get no attention in this female educational system Kesides, all of
,ortuguese 8ducational system sucks now, thanks to some 'corrections' in the educational
system, but that's a whole new sub1ect
-an you imagine how hard it is to hear my ,ortuguese teacher always whining about how hard
it is to be a woman0 The female poets are always the 'women who suffered a lot and fight the evil
,atriarchy' -'mon, + don't want to know about poetry a women wrote 1ust because WgaspW it was
written by a woman )even when it has no merit on its own, in most of the cases* Kut that's how it
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goes +n some books we study, if the main character is a female, she only talks to the females,
asking '4ou, as women who can understand the main character problems, what do you think0'
"hat are males0 Some dumb#heads who can't understand society's problems0 She complains
about boys not caring about her classes "hy should they0 She is only 'educating' females +n
those classes, women are always above man
Now enough ranting + feel sickened and disgusted by all this feminist crap that is taking over
everything around me $h, how + wanted to write a reply to that men#bashing article How +
wanted to stand up in my ,hilosophy classes and say '"omen are not who you saying they are' +
feel imprisoned by this system that praises females and leaves males behind
+ truly want to stand against this, but + know what the conse2uences will be: teachers despise it
and my female colleagues' despise it too /o + have to eat this crap every single day, every single
class0 Now, + don't care about what teachers think about me + do great in tests, either they like
me or despise me Kut + don't want to be seen like the 'anti#women' guy
So, ,ook, what's your take in this0 Should men stand up and say, without the anonymous safety,
what they truly think0 Should + say what + think to everyone, and take the conse2uences of it0 $r
should + shut up and continue eating this crap0 +f this is my choice, + think that the only thing
available thing )which is the one +'ve done so far* to fight this feminism stupidity, is acting like a
man free of the (atriarchy, and give an example to my peers, who in such an young age worship
women like some goddesses, as you use to say
&omen and go)ernments may take your money, they may take your time, but ne)er let them
take your +oy. Whene)er you feel +oy and happiness, consider that a )ictory and an
accomplishment. #e)er let anyone ha)e the po"er o)er you to take a"ay your +oy or to cause
you to anger. This is hard, but it makes the follo"ing easier.
!0)e noticed "ith both politicians and feminists, they desire to be taken seriously. !f you stand,
gi)e a huge oration "ith all the "ays ho" they are "rong, they "ill be smirking in the back.
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What they cannot handle is being laughed at. They cannot handle being made fun of. Humor, not
political essays, "ill be the /en0s /o)ement greatest "eapon 8as it entertains, it educates,
attracts ne" people, and rips people to ribbons9. #o one hates the funny man.
As a happy and +oy=filled Pook, "hen someone is saying something ST4P!* like chanting
feminism or some other garbage, ! do not get angry and try to correct them or say something. !
do something more de)astating. ! laugh.
They stop talking and look at me "ondering "hy ! ha)e broken into laughter. ! +ust look shy,
raise my hand, and say, $h, !0m sorry, continue on. !f they continue on "ith their nonsense, !
+ust break out into more laughter. They "ill then usually ask "hat is so funny. This is it. They are
gi)ing you the opportunity to e-plain "hy you are laughing. %-plain "hy "hat they are saying is
so absurd and silly that you +ust can0t help but laugh. 8!f they don0t ask you to e-plain, you can
e-cuse yourself from the room because you are laughing too hard "hich is also a "in. 5ou don0t
ha)e to hear that nonsense as you e-it the room and your disappearance has e)eryone
"ondering.9 ;eep in mind this laughter must be genuine. !f you fake this, you0ll +ust end up
looking stupid.
,aughing at them because their ideas are so absurd "ill be better in a tactics sense than getting
angry and being 0serious0 "ith them for these reasons.
=5ou cannot be considered a hateful, bitter kill=+oy...
5ou are filled "ith so much +oy that you are laughing at them. Humor comes from a position of
strength, not "eakness. The reason "hy "omen instincti)ely shrug off men0s serious
dissertations on feminist beliefs is because you come off to them as A#<&5. (ut "ith this, you
aren0t A#<&5, you are T!3;,%* and laughing.
=(y laughing, you consider their ideas so preposterous that they are not "orth debating.
0e%er argue with an idiot. Why' !t is because people forget to tell "hich is "hich. 5ou become
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seen +ust as stupid as the idiot. (y laughing, you are challenging them to present their ideas as
"orthy. !nstead of getting angry at the article of "omen "orking in factories during World War
D, being better than men dying in battle, +ust laugh at them. 5ou cannot debate illogic "ith logic.
(ut you can laugh it out of e-istence.
Since you are in the 4ni)ersity, you are going to be capti)e to lots of feminist garbage. 3hoose
your battles "isely. Humor and "it "ill be your greatest "eapons.
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$ptimism and humor are the grease and glue of life "ithout both of them we would never have
survived our captivity 8from a 6ietnam P$W9
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Humour is the weapon of unarmed people: it helps people who are oppressed to smile at the
situation that pains them. 8Simon Wiesenthal9
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$nly laughter can blow Oa colossal humbugP to rags and atoms at a blast %gainst the assault of
laughter nothing can stand 8from /ark T"ain0s The /ysterious Stranger9
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!llegal !mmigration. Serfs for 1eminists
!n politics, issues come and go. Ho"e)er, there comes a time "hen an issue does not sit s7uarely
on a single political side, yet, the issue is huge. The issue is so big that, unless addressed, it gi)es
rise to a third party candidate to disrupt the status 7uo. !n American politics "e ha)e se)eral each
century.
!llegal immigration is that issue today. Whiche)er party sei:es control of the issue "ill be
a"arded at the detriment of the other.
There is reason to belie)e that !llegal !mmigration is actually a feminist issue. Aside from the
legality issue, these aliens from /e-ico 8and other parts south9 are paid )ery lo" "ages and
gi)en +obs that most nati)e Americans "on0t find attracti)e 8the rhetoric strangely matches "hat
the 3onfederacy South said about sla)es being the 0backbone0 of the economy and ho"
e)erything "ould crumble "ithout them9. The /edia does say this. (ut this is "hat the /edia
does not say.
The nati)e Americans "ho "ill not do the +obs these aliens do are women. American men are
easily found building houses, "orking farms, doing la"ns, and so on. ! kno" this because + have
been doing these 1obs my entire life ! ha)e "orked in the slaughterhouse, in the fields, and, yes,
e)en la"ns. This is one of the reasons "hy ! "ent to college "as for the aim to #$T do those
things anymore. /any men ! kno" do all these things. Without a doubt, ! am sure the agriculture
industry as "ell as others is using illegal immigrants for their purposes. (ut it cannot be said that
American men "ill not do such harsh blue collar "ork.
What about the American "omen' Ha)e you e)er seen American "omen clean up hotels, do
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someone else0s laundry, or be a +anitor' !f ! e)er do, it is )ery poor "omen, and they are often
black. !t is surprising that American "omen "ould clean their o"n households let alone someone
else0s.
The reason "hy illegal immigration is so pre)alent today in America is because of 1eminism.
1eminists #%%* these aliens. ! am not the only one to say this. Ho" Serfdom Sa)ed 1eminism.
Women, spoiled by chi)alry, literally do belie)e they are nobility. And "hat does nobility need
but a permanent underclass' (y altering schools0 language and decreasing standards, these aliens
"ill not learn %nglish and can ne)er rise out of their underclass status 8strangely, these changes
"ere said to 0help0 them yet ho" can you "ork at anything "ell in America "ithout kno"ing
%nglish and ha)ing a grasp of the en)ironment'9 This ne" underclass is there for self=ser)ing
reasons. 1eminism needs illegal immigration because feminists must ha)e nannies.
&emember #anny<ate' *uring the 3linton Administration, 3linton apparently "anted a
0"oman0 to be the head of the *epartment of Justice. So the "oman is chosen, and she is sent to
the Senate for the confirmation hearings. *uring the hearings, it is disco)ered that the nominee
had a nanny. And, it "as unco)ered that the nominee did not pay the nanny0s social security.
What! cried the Senate. We cannot ha)e, as the head of the *epartment of Justice, someone
"ho does not pay the Social Security of their employee nanny! So that nominee "as toast.
3linton sent up another nominee. And, again, the nanny issue came up. And, +ust as before, it
"as disco)ered that the "oman did not pay the nanny0s social security.
So 3linton put up Janet &eno, a "oman "ho had no chance of ha)ing children. (y ha)ing no
#anny<ate issue, Janet &eno "as able to pass the Senate0s eye.
/y point is that you cannot ha)e career "omen "ithout ha)ing all these nannies. And most
American "omen are not going to be someone else0s nanny. They "ill not "ork the hotel rooms.
! ha)e a sister in la" "ho has a nanny e)en though she "orks half a day...at home! /y
goodness! (ack in the old days before electricity, ho" did "e get by if "omen today must ha)e
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nannies'
While illegal immigration has appeared before such as forty and t"enty years ago, there is
something )ery ob)ious that, today, illegal immigration is )ery much desired by feminists. !f
feminism "as intellectually sound, they "ould protest ho" female aliens "ere being 0e-ploited.0
(ut you hear not a "ord e-cept to say ho" they are 0super "orkers.0
!t is too bold for you to tie together illegal immigration and the /atriarchy!
!s it' Well then. *uring the latest rene"al of the 6iolence Against Women Act, interesting
amendments "ere included. $ne strangely bashed certain "ebsites and recommended censoring
8such as nomarriage.com and american"omensuck.com 8!99. (ut the big change "as putting
legal obstacles for men bringing in foreign brides and legal obstructions on legitimate businesses
that link such men to these "omen.
Why is the go)ernment putting legal obstacles for these foreign "omen but not the usual aliens
from /e-ico' !t is because 1eminists do not like those foreign "omen but they *$ like the
usual aliens. After all, that underclass lets them go play 0career "oman.0 ! actually think this
une7ual use of the la" could be challenged in court under the 1ourteenth Amendment. !n fact,
the entire 6AWA could be challenged on it. (ut "ith many +udges female and almost all the male
+udges married, it "ouldn0t hold a prayer.
So "hen ! see an alien "orking a +ob as a cook, cleaner, or nanny, ! smile "hen ! hear.
Americans "on0t do the +obs these "onderful aliens "ill do. They are right. American women
"ould not. #o "onder 1eminists lo)e illegal immigration.
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/atriarchy (ehind the 4.S. !mmigration (ill
The fla" of the *emocratic &epresentation is that politicians "ill ignore long term problems for
short term gains. %)eryone is familiar "ith politicians kicking cans do"n the road so they can
get elected today. (ut, ironically, sometimes this happens in re)erse.
To my non=4S readers, the 4.S. !mmigration (ill in 3ongress "ould effecti)ely grant amnesty to
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millions of illegal immigrants. With a stroke of a pen, 3ongress does ha)e po"er to turn non=
citi:ens into citi:ens. They ha)e done this before about t"enty years ago and before that. !t is
said that if any illegal immigrant is allo"ed to get into America, then they are 0clear0 since,
e)entually, amnesty "ill come.
The political s"irls are interesting here. $ne "ould think the &epublican Party "ould be against
such a bill due to the conser)ati)e base being against illegal immigration and, certainly, amnesty.
5et, President (ush and other ma+or &epublicans are leading the charge. 3onser)ati)e base in
America found out "hat "as going on and probably hammered their representati)e hard because,
suddenly, the bill fell apart.
!n politics, "hen a bill falls apart, usually 3ongress mo)es on. #ot this time. %-traordinary
efforts are being mo)ed to resurrect the bill and get it passed from both parties. (ut politicians in
conser)ati)e districts are being hea)ily influenced to back out. And they are because they "on0t
"in the ne-t election "ithout those )otes.
So "hy is this bill so important' The first graph sho"s "hy. The second sho"s ho".
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Aging baby boomers "ill create
a nightmare in Social Security and /edicare. #o politician "ill mention this, but they need all
these ne" immigrants to be made citi:ens so they can begin making more ta-es.
So ho" is /atriarchy in)ol)ed' Who makes up the ma+ority of Social Security and /edicare
users' Women. 8/en die too fast.9 They could raise the age of Social Security. They could put on
many fi-es. (ut there are also other /atriarchy issues "ith the Amnesty issue.
Third World ,abor sa)ed 1eminism. $ften, "omen "ill "ork and pay these immigrants to be
their nannies. !n the early nineties, there "as something called #anny <ate. 3linton "anted the
Head of the Justice *epartment to be a "oman. The first "oman "ent up to the Senate 8since
Senate must confirm each cabinet post9 and, lo and behold, "hen she paid the nanny she did not
pay the nanny0s social security cost! Alas! So 3linton dropped her and put up another "oman.
And, again, "hen she paid her nanny she did not pay for Social Security. #oticing the pattern,
3linton then got a "oman "ho "ouldn0t ha)e a child so there "ould be no nanny gate. Which
"oman "ould you guess, by looking at her, "ould ne)er ha)e a child' 5ep, Janet &eno.
Agriculture and Te-tile industries are also hea)ily for the !mmigration (ill 8for the reasons you
"ould e-pect9. (ut, ultimately, the real reason for the dogged insistence of this bill is that it is
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belie)ed it "ill help stop the upcoming (oomer retirement recession 8"hich "ill be mostly
"omen9.
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Japanese la"s breeding matriarchy
!"hen my wife told me she wanted a divorce,! says (r -, E?, !at first + literally did not
understand what she was saying /ivorce0 3or what0 8very day + went to work, borrowed
money to build a home, repaid the loan, paid for her overseas vacations with her friends while +
stayed home and ate cold dinners She says + wasn't kind, didn't show affection She's been
watching too many TL dramasN Mapanese men of my generation don't go around telling their
wives they love themN!
"ell, $R, thought (r - ## if she wants a divorce she can have a divorce Shortly afterward, their
son got married (r - attended the wedding without his wife Then the son announced a child
was on the way ## could his father lend him money to buy a house0 (r - handed over his
retirement savings "hen the house was ready, he figured, there would be a place for him there
Kut a nasty surprise awaited him The spare room was reserved not for him, but for his wife !+
couldn't believe itN! he explodes !She had everything all planned from the time she didn't show
up at the weddingN + wanted to murder herN!
He lives alone now in a rented apartment His son pays back the loan in regular monthly
installments ## !but he never,! says (r - ruefully, !invites me to visit!
The %ast "ill be torn apart more by /atriarchy than the West "ould be. ! like the %ast. ! like the
customs of 0sa)ing face,0 of the rich family structure the Japanese had. /atriarchy "ill +ust rip it
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apart and the men, especially the older ones, are going to be hit )ery hard.
This is an e-ample of ho" a la" "ill per)ert natural society. /arriage, once "as producti)e, is
no" made by that Japanese la" to become an instrument of plunder. Why should any person
ha)e such legal po"er o)er someone else'
Seducers need to a"ake from their ego like sleep to reali:e these la"s are going to come for
them too. !t is natural for a man to e)entually settle do"n and desire marriage and children. (ut
no seduction in the "orld can sa)e you from these la"s. 5ou cannot charm the la" a"ay. !f you
do get married, be sure you in)est ma+orly in ironclad pre=nuptials like rich people ha)e.
People peering at the commentary from the outside see only 0hatred for "omen.0 (ut the problem
is the la" itself. #o one is an angel and if the la" allo"s you to plunder from someone else,
nothing can stop it, not e)en religion or morality. This obser)ation doesnAt come from a bitter
outlook but from the annals of history. !f the la" ga)e such po"er to men, men "ould become
+ust as e)il. This la" is legali:ing plunder "hich is turning people e)il.
And those "ho laughed at Anti=*ump should read the Japanese story carefully. A "oman can
marry you and still despise you. Anti=*ump0s /achine "as to "eed out the uninterested "omen.
This is "hy ! think young men need to focus on not getting "omen interested in you but "eeding
out uninterested "omen. (ut "hat if no "oman is interested' Then you ha)e free time to hang
out "ith your buddies and a)oid the trap of The Way. The loneliest thing in the "orld is not to be
single but to be in an unhappy marriage.
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,a" doesn0t care about your karma
! sa" an interesting re)ie" of %sther 6ilarAs book the L/anipulated /an,M in "hich he said that
he had to 0let go0 of the book "hereas on the first re)ie" on the 4; Ama:on site, he praised it.
Here is his first re)ie".
7he 7ruth Hurts, >B #o) DHHE
&e)ie"er. 3. 3aguire 8/adrid, Spain9 =
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This book by Lilar is deadly serious +t is not a tongue#in#cheek satire at all, and it pulls no
punches in its brutally honest assessment of !"oman! Kack in the H='s Lilar herself was vilified
by women everywhere and crucified by the feminist establishment after daring to break the
unwritten rule, the 3emale $merta, to speak out and expose her gender for the !la<y
manipulative scheming parasitic prostitutes! that most men learn painfully by the age of ?=#B=
they are, always were, and always will be %long with the great $tto "eininger's !Sex and
-haracter,! also available from this site )+'m still ama<ed these two books are even in print in
this warped feminist ageN*, there is no deeper or more honest exposX of the utter soullessness of
woman and how she is, on all inner Spiritual and metaphysical levels, diametrically opposed to
(an &iterally at the opposite end of the Spiritual spectrum %nd this volume is all the more
forceful in that it was written by a woman +t should be read by all men everywhere +t should be
re2uired reading by all pre#pubescent boys, handed down from 3ather to Son
And this is his second re)ie", three years later.
Letting go of =ilar, July D>, DHHB
&e)ie"er. 3. 3aguire 8/adrid, Spain9 =
+ posted a review of this book on the %ma<oncouk site 2uite some time ago, and since it won't
let me post twice + must post here instead This review is to detract everything + said in that first
idiotic post 3or the longest time + thought low of women and with each unpleasant miserable
experience my conviction became stronger Holding such attitudes, which + now know to be false,
+ then sought out material such as this book and books like Sex and -haracter by $tto
"eininger + now reali<e that far from reading this material for knowledge + was seeking it out to
simply confirm my existing misconceptions 9ecently + have undergone something of an inner
reali<ation, a complete change in my understanding of other people and especially of women +
have reali<ed that your own thoughts and habitual mental states create your experiences in this
!reality! +f you think low of women your thoughts will come true and you will have nothing but
terrible experiences with them 8ach experience will confirm in your deluded mind that you were
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correct in your assumptions and only increase your conviction that they are low, and thus the
vicious cycle started by your own mind will continue, getting worse and worse as the years and
decades pass # until one day you awaken and reali<e the problem lies not with the opposite sex
but with your own mind and delusional thought patterns % woman will experience exactly the
same if she clings to similar attitudes about men + totally re1ect and detract every stupid word +
said in my previous post on the IR site, and + apologi<e to my Sisters for any hurt or anger those
foolish words caused them "omen and (en are e2ual There are good men and good women,
unpleasant men and unpleasant women, kind men and kind women, selfish men and selfish
women +f you hold the attitude that %&& women are this way or that way, then those are the ones
you will meet in your life since your thoughts create your reality 9eali<e that this is not true and
instead think highly of them and your experiences with them will change for the positive
! am all for fighting negati)ism, and !0m "ell a"are the pessimistic outlook Weininger had on
"omen, but this second re)ie" +ust makes me laugh. ! think part of the problem is that he is from
Spain "hich may 8or may not9 ha)e been femini:ed. %sther 6ilar0s book is describing, mostly,
#orth America and the 4; 8femini:ation is highest in %nglish speaking countries9.
! might ha)e said the same thing he did se)eral years ago. /y biggest criticism for the so=called
0/en0s /o)ement0 is their rampant pessimism and gloom and doom. This al"ays repelled me
from them 8and probably others9. T"o things sho"ed me there "as something )ery serious going
on.
! kne" a little la", not much, so ! in)estigated that. ! found that it "as true that decent men "ere
being scre"ed o)er in family courts and di)orce. We ha)e "ide scale paternity fraud. We ha)e
absurd se-ual harassment la"s and rape claims. ' saw the double standards of teacher sexual
abuse: sla5 for the woman but decades long im5risonment and stigma attached the guy.
Also, men ha)e no reproduction rights. %)en if you are a sperm donor, you may still ha)e to pay
child support.
(ut the second thing "as the breaking point. ! "as trying to understand "hy people stay in the
rat race their entire li)es. !f you try to tell a girl you "ant to become financially independent, she
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"ill run for the hills! This baffled me as didn0t "omen "ant ambitious men "ho desired to
become rich'
! made t"o financial statements, one for man, and one for "oman. ! reali:ed that "omen placed
their husbands in the 0asset0 column. Women don0t look for husbands2 they are actually shopping
for assets. The bigger your income, the more likely they "ill cling to you. This "as the reason
"hy most people remained "age sla)es. The "oman "ould usually "ork temporarily. Then she
"ould retire for lo)e and family. The man "as stuck being a "age sla)e his entire life.
This sounds all nice and "onderful "ith the 0think positi)e and you0ll get positi)e0 stuff. (ut
anyone in #orth America or 4; 8at least9 needs to kno" that the reality is that there is a legal
noose around your neck. The harsh legal situation isn0t something people "ant to talk about but
you better understand it fast. ! don0t "ant any of you to become a statistic of stupid la"s.
What the re)ie"er is describing is 0karma0 "hich ! can understand. (ut he is ignoring the legal
and financial le)eraging against men entirely 8"hich may be due to him being in Spain for all !
kno"9.
Here is a 7uestion. "hy did feminists sneak into the 6iolence Against Women0s Act penali:ing
legal action against foreign brides' !f a gentleman "ants to marry a &ussian or (ra:ilian, "hat
does it matter' !t is a free nation, is it not' 3onsider ho" rampant illegal immigration is yet the
state "ill act on 1$&%!<# brides' The double standard is a female one and leads me to belie)e
that /e-ican illegal immigration is allo"ed because it sa)ed feminism 8"ho else "ould be the
nannies'9.
!0m looking at these highly penali:ing 8and secret9 la"s, and ! cannot deny that there has to be a
/en0s /o)ement to correct and educate on this matter. While ! don0t like the /en0s /o)ement
pessimism and doomsdayism, they are correct about the penali:ing nature of these la"s. 5ou can
be the "orld0s most "onderful husband and still be raped by the 1amily 3ourt. As a man, the
State belie)es you are to be gi)en duties, not rights. And the precedent of these penali:ing la"s
are based on is )ery brittle and flimsy. !t is ripe 8and proper!9 to be challenged.
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Po"er corrupts. !t is not that "omen are e)il. !t is that there is no social restrain on their
beha)ior, no stigma, and that "omen ha)e been gi)en massi)e po"er by certain la"s 8"hich to
my foreign readers may not include you9. ! cannot recommend marriage to any man "ith these
types of la"s in place "ithout the tightest pre=nuptialsOand perhaps, not e)en then. The state
has decided that marriage grants, legally, only duties on the men and only benefits on the
"omen.
,a" and finances are not "hat you 0think.0 #o "onder e)eryone is poor and re7uire la"yers.
/arriage and the State
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! "ish someone "ould offer a reason, not a colorful sentimentality, of "hy any young male in the
central Western World should marry.
/arry' Why' !n this day in age, "hat reason "ould a man marry in, say, America or 3anada'
1or, sir, ! do not ha)e the honor of kno"ing you, but ! "ager fi)e to one that for most of your life
you ha)e been making life=long goals2 and if you ha)e been making them, ! "ager ten to one that
e)entual marriage and happy household is a central element to your future life.
And you, /adame, unlike the male, ! am sure you ha)e been dreaming of e)entual marriage and
see a man as means to that end. As demographics sho" the numbers of single "omen rise and
rise, you "ish not to become that statistic. (ut "hy are more and more of your friends ending up
single' What is gro"ing these cracks throughout society' ! am sure you belie)e that e)erything
"ill be sol)ed if $#,5 men "ould do as you "ish.
Poor men! ,ike Atlas, the "orld is dumped on our shoulders. When he comes to age, the young
man stands on the rostrum and the hundred thousand tongues "ag out to him at once.
Pro)ide a steady e)er=increasing paycheck.
1urro" the countryside "ith roads and high"ays.
Walk around in designer clothes and popular haircuts.
Ser)ice the trucks, airplanes, and trains that keep goods coming and going.
1eed the babies.
!nstruct the young.
&elie)e the aged.
!rrigate the plains.
/ake e-periments "ith in)ention to create ne" technology.
/a-imi:e profits in all industries.
,iberate the /iddle %ast.
Plant trees in the cities.
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3apture criminals.
Put out fires.
Sa)e li)es.
3ourt the "omen.
&oot out masculine arrogance.
Send the city folk into the country.
3reate model go)ernments.
Spend time for "ealth creation.
%ncourage art2 train musician and dancers.
!mpro)e the breed of saddle horses.
%stablish harmonious offices.
%ntertain the masses.
Pay ta-es.
/aintain the houses and buildings.
Pro)ide for all la"ns.
$h, tongues, a little patience, replies the man. ! shall try to satisfy you, but for that ! shall
re7uire some happiness. ! ha)e prepared proposals for fi)e or si- payments, the mildest in the
"orld. 1or my happiness, ! re7uire.
3ontrol of my childrenAs0 education.
$bedience from my "ife.
<ood food put on the table.
%mphasi:e disco)ery not material goods.
1or "omen to preser)e their good forms.
And respect in general.
!n response, a great protest is unleashed. Shame! Shame! These 0payments0 are relics from a
barbaric age! *o as "e ask or you "ill not be "orthy of being called a man. 1ar from allo"ing
you to back"ard our society, "e demand.
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%ducation be controlled by the "omen.
That the husband obeys the "ife.
That you help make the food.
That you pro)ide all material items deemed necessary by society.
Allo"ance for "omen to let herself go.
And gi)e respect to "omen, al"ays, fore)er, unto the end of your days.
!n the midst of this tumult, and after more and more obligations are placed, and more and more
re"ards taken a"ay, ! tried to point out that men "ere going to go on strike. <ood ,ord! What
"as ! thinking of' 3ould ! not keep this unfortunate prophecy to myself'
So here ! am, discredited fore)er2 and it is no" by offering such conclusion that ! "ill be accused
of being a heartless, bitter man, a male "ho does not "ish to gro" up, afflicted "ith 0Peter=Pan
Syndrome,0 a hedonist2 in other "ords, someone "ho belie)es men ha)e the right to be happy.
$h, pardon me, sublime saps "ho "orship "omen, "ho nothing stops, not e)en the
contradictions. !f !0m "rong, !0ll retract the error "ith all my heart. ! demand nothing better, you
may be sure, than that you really ha)e disco)ered a bene)olent and ine-haustible resource,
calling itself men, "hich has checks for all restaurants, fuel for all cars, ornaments for all
desires, "ork for all needs, thinking for all problems, health care for all "ounds, shoulders for all
suffering, ad)ice for all perple-ities, ideas for all minds, distractions for all boredom, corrects all
our errors, amends all our faults, and e-empts us all henceforth from the need of foresight,
disco)ery, sagacity, e-perience, order, temperance, and industry.
The more ! reflect on it, the more ! find ho" easy the "hole thing is2 and !, too, long to ha)e at
hand an ine-haustible source of riches and enlightenment, that uni)ersal shelter, that limitless
cash=machine, that infallible counselor, that you call man.
(ut do not Humans do things for re"ards' Hence, that is "hy "e must force the 7uestion. Why
should a young man get married in a Westerni:ed 3ountry' What is in it for him' This is "hy !
demand a reason. Please gi)e it.
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6ery "ell, the "omen reply. The reasons for young men to get married are.
Se-.
1ulfilled relationship.
Access to Society.
3i)ili:ed e-istence.
&emo)al of loneliness.
Societal recognition.
3hildren.
What! #o cooking or pampering' (ut seriously, many that you listed are dubious. 01ulfilled
relationship,0 0ci)ili:ed e-istence,0 and 0societal recognition0 are nothing but the "oman0s
standard. $f course a relationship is 0fulfilled0 once she gets married, "hat else could it be' And a
married man does not make a ci)ili:ed man. And since only "omen e-ist in "omen0s "orld,
societal recognition is little more than 0female0 recognition.
&emo)al of loneliness' The loneliest thing is to be married to someone "ho doesn0t care about
you.
3hildren' 5ou mean conception can only occur from a paper from the courthouse'
And se-' Se- is all o)er. There is nothing to hold the "oman up to her end of the bargain. She
can get married and not se- her husband, deliberately. What course does the husband ha)e'
#one. At least "hen he is single, he has some sort of control over himself to remo)e his presence
from parasitism.
Law and 3arriage
Why is the la" in)ol)ed in marriage at all' What purpose does the la" ha)e "ith the eternal
union bet"een man and "oman' *id <eorge Washington ha)e to go to the courthouse to get
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permission to marry' $f course not. 1or better or "orse, a man is married to a "oman. !n
actuality, he is married to the go)ernment.
/arriage cannot e-ist outside the la", is the oft heard reply. Who says' 3ongress' The T6
sho"s' Politically, there are many battles going on "ith marriage. These include gay marriage,
di)orce la", polygamy, and so on. !nstead of debate "hat the marriage la" should or shouldn0t
be, "hy not +ust remo)e the la" from marriage'
We "ould face societal anarchy! Ho"' The other bands of society, such as friendship, re7uire
no legal license from the courthouse. !t is most re)ealing that those "ho are chasing political
acti)ism "ith marriage 8gay rights, feminists, etc.9 demand more la"s 8"hich complicate things
further9 rather than less la"s 8"hich de=politici:es9. $)er history and time, "hich has caused
more grief and strife' /ore la"s or less' So "hy is e)ery solution to 0marriage0 al"ays more
la"s and +udicial rulings' Are "e not free people' 3an "e not deal "ith our relationships
"ithout the in)ol)ement of the ci)il magistrate' !f relationships are natural and are formed
spontaneously in the clean air of liberty, "hy do "e need la"s' We do not ha)e la"s and +udicial
hearings on friendships. !f ! make a friend, ! do not seek a license from the courthouse to do so.
!f ! become a father, again, no license is re7uired. (ut to turn one0s girlfriend into a "ife, "hich
doesn0t re7uire legali:ed permission from either of our families, re7uires a license from the state.
Why' Silence is the only ans"er.
Ho" do you get a /arriage ,icense' This is ho" it is done in #e" 5ork.
%ssuming you are both of correct age, the man and woman, must first apply for the license in
person 4ou will need a money order in the amount of Y?> and proof of your identity as well as
proof of your age if you are, or appear to, be under eighteen years of age 4ou must fill out an
%ffidavit and %pplication for (arriage &icense by listing various personal details such as your
name, address, birthplace, date of birth, social security number, your parents' name, their
birthplace, and your marital history and make a sworn statement that there are no legal
impediments to the marriage +f you had been married previously you must list all prior
marriages on the marriage license application 4ou are re2uired to supply your prior spouse's
full name, the date the divorce was granted and the place the divorce was filed and may be asked
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to produce the final divorce decree +f you are a widow or widower, you must provide your
deceased spouse's full name and date of death The marriage license is generated based on this
information Ipon receipt of the license and completion of the waiting period )see below* the
ceremony can be performed 4ou can marry in any of our offices or any venue of your choice +f
you are marrying in New 4ork -ity it is advisable to ensure your marriage officiant )person who
performs the marriage ceremony* is registered with the $ffice of the -ity -lerk by calling GAG#
EDD#@=D= since the $ffice of the -ity -lerk will not release (arriage 9egistration -ertificates
for marriages performed by unregistered officiants +t is the duty of the marriage officiant to
complete the marriage license and mail it to the $ffice of the -ity -lerk within > days of the
ceremony 4ou should ensure that all parties##the witnesses, you and your spouse and the
marriage officiant##sign Ipon receipt of the completed certificate, the $ffice of the -ity -lerk
should issue to the couple a -ertificate of (arriage 9egistration within A> days of receipt The
-ertificate of (arriage 9egistration is your ultimate proof of marriage
(ut "ho is allo"ed to marry you' 3an (ob do"n the street marry my girl and me'
To be valid, a marriage ceremony must be performed by any of the individuals specified in
Section AA of the New 4ork State /omestic 9elations &aw These include: # the mayor of a city or
village' # the former mayor or the city clerk or one of the deputy city clerks of New 4ork -ity'
# a marriage officer appointed by the town or village board or the city common council'
# a 1ustice or 1udge of the following courts: the IS -ourt of %ppeals for the Second -ircuit, the
IS /istrict -ourts for the Northern, Southern, 8astern or "estern /istricts of New 4ork, the
N4S -ourt of %ppeals, the %ppellate /ivision of the N4S Supreme -ourt, the N4S Supreme
-ourt, the -ourt of -laims, the 3amily -ourt, a Surrogates -ourt, the -ivil and -riminal -ourts
of New 4ork -ity )including Housing 1udges of the -ivil -ourt* and other courts of record'
# a village, town or county 1ustice'
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# a member of the clergy or minister who has been officially ordained and granted authority to
perform marriage ceremonies from a governing church body in accordance with the rules and
regulations of the church body'
# a member of the clergy or minister who is not authori<ed by a governing church body but who
has been chosen by a spiritual group to preside over their spiritual affairs' # other officiants as
specified by Section AA of the /omestic 9elations &aw The person performing the ceremony
must be registered with the -ity -lerk in order to perform a ceremony within the New 4ork -ity
limits The officiant does not have to be a resident of New 4ork State
$ne gets the suspicious feeling that the go)ernment belie)es it creates marriage. !t probably
belie)es it creates families and children as "ell. So much la"!! So little sense!! Shouldn0t be a
surprise that the /arriage license "e ha)e no" is a descendant from a former age. !t0s obsolete in
our age not because humanity has changed, but because go)ernments ha)e constituted that
society makes the la"s, rather than the la"s making the societies.
And to make it "orse, to some religions, marriage is a sacrament. 5ou do not go get a license to
get bapti:ed, do you' 5ou do not go to the magistrate to get a license for 1irst 3ommunion.
There are only three reasons ! see "hy marriage is controlled by la".
>9 Pre)ents fraud of people marrying multiple people and not telling the original spouses.
D9 3ontrols ho" people change, or don0t change, their name.
E9 ,egal benefits
#umber one is a +oke. A spouse could ha)e a mistress or pool boy at the side and the la" cannot
stop that. With a global society no", someone can be married multiple times in different
countries. (ut also, information is so easy to access these days to make the go)ernment the
ultimate arbiter of matrimony ridiculous.
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#umber t"o makes more sense. O(ut "hy marriage' !f people change their name "hen they get
married, ha)e them go to the courthouse to change their name, not to re7uest a license to marry.
#umber three is the "orst of them all. <ay acti)ists constantly complain about lack of 0legal
benefits,0 "hich is odd because ! ha)e ne)er heard t"o people in lo)e say, We are going to get
married for the legal benefits! <o get a la"yer and you can create all those legal benefits. 5ou
can decide inheritance, health care, and practically e)erything else that is in the 0marriage
license.0 (ut "e "ant the status of a married couple! What! Since "hen did status get
determined by the la"' !s aristocracy dead or not'
7o Present and Future Politicians
/an is a)erse to pain and suffering. When the ,a" interferes "ith harmonious society and
creates a legal arrangement "hich enforces all husband responsibilities on to the man but "ith no
legal hold o)er the marital pleasures, and, in utter contrast, legally enforce the "ifely pleasures
from a marriage but "ith no legal enforcement o)er the "ifely responsibilities, do not be
surprised to see the young men of your nation s"ear off marriage! This comes not from a hatred
of "omen or an inability to please one. This act emerges from a young man0s sense of life, his
liberty, and his 7uest for +oyfulness.
,egislators of nations, ask yourself. !f men are declining marriage, perhaps being single has
become more pleasurable than being married. 3ould the la" itself be a factor in making marriage
more painful than being single'
Ho"e)er, ! suspect this 7uestion "ill not be asked. !nstead of addressing the heart of the matter,
the 7uestion "ill be, Ho" do "e /A#!P4,AT% men into getting married' Already,
go)ernments are paying columnists and other propagandists to do the sing=song about marriage,
to hold it up, like a moon beam from hea)en, "hich "ill grant men "ealth, health, se-, and
e)erything else. 5et, the go)ernmental data sho"s +ust the opposite. that men lose control of their
"ealth, their health declines, and se- becomes non=e-istent. The only "ay to pro)e that marriage
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is magic and the go)ernment is /erlin is to interpret correlation as causation. the men "ho get
married are usually "ealthier and healthier 8because that is "hy the "oman chose them for such
legal arrangement9.
$ur petitions ha)e fallen on deaf ears. #o one takes our complaints seriously. (ut this error, of
la" corrupting marriage, creates not only the effect of less marriages, but a series of shock"a)es
afflicting throughout all ci)ili:ation and, e)en, your tax coffers 5es, your marriage la"s are
ruining your treasuries. The decline of marriages ties in to the decline of children. Who "ill pay
for your elderly care programs' Who are your ne" constituents coming from' *o you "ant to
fight for )otes from !slamic immigrants "ho may not ha)e the interest of the nation at heart'
!n the end, one complaint falls against the marriage strikers. 5ou need to be in lo)e. $h, but "e
are! We are! We are in lo)e "ith life! %)en the most traditional lo)e for a mate comes "ith the
e-pectation of interest to one0s life. After all, "e lo)e entertainers and farmers before "e lo)e the
ta- collectors for they enrich our li)es.
,o)e is marriage, one might hear. #eed it be said that "e may ha)e been, in this respect, duped
by one of the most bi:arre illusions that ha)e e)er taken possession of the human mind' /en
enter marriage thinking of all the "onders of life that "ill emerge not thinking they are stepping
into a political kingdom, a Plato0s &epublic. He cannot get out2 he is ensnared by the la".
%)er since <od spit at Adam and said, Thou shall "ork for bread, "e ha)e been condemned by
nature to "ork for a li)ing. We accept this as our birthright, as to be a man is to toil in some
fashion. (ut #ature and #ature0s <od has also condemned "omen to similar practices based
entirely on her gender. "hat greater arrogance is there for a fren<ied box of senators to legislate
Nature out of existence0 5et, this is entirely "hat the la" is attempting to do "ith marriage and
creating disharmony among, "hat "ould normally be orderly, society.
1ree marriage from la"! ,et us marry "ho "e "ish and ho" "e "ish "ithout permission from
our go)ernment. <i)e marriage full and complete independence from the la". ,et lo)e be free
from your licenses, your +udges, and your courts.
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5ou respond, This is )ery good, Pook, yes, an interesting proposal. (ut if "e allo"ed such a
release, "e "ould, henceforth, be allo"ing full=scale plunder on the "omen.
Women "ould be se-ually used as ob+ects.
Women "ould be forced to ser)e men.
And "omen "ould generally be unhappy and poorer in life.
$h noble statesmen! /a+estic politicians! Waddle to your "indo"s and take a look out of your
estates. Women are being plundered as "e speak. (y the la" corrupting marriage, it has
corrupted "omen as "ell. 5our per)erted little la"s ha)e infested "hat "as once natural,
pleasing, and the bedrock of society itself. 5ou ha)e e-panded the political realm to the bedroom
"here, instead of the pains and satisfactions, instead of falling to each according to their natural
proportion, are di)ided bet"een the e-ploited and their e-ploiters, "ith all the pain going to the
former, and all the satisfactions to the latter. This is the principle on "hich indentured ser)itude
is based, as "ell as plunder of any and e)ery form. "ars, acts of )iolence, restraints on trade,
frauds, misrepresentations, etc. =monstrous abuses, but consistent "ith the idea that ga)e rise to
them. $ne hates not the "omen and the politicians, one hates the e-ploiters and those "ho
inter)enes on their behalf from their destiny0s reckoning day.
5ou are a social misfit!
And you are a senator! Which insult is the greater'
While the la"s may ha)e been made "ith the finest intentions, that no=fault di)orce "ould free
mates from horrible marriages, that child=custody la"s "ould di)ide children "hen Solomon
couldn0t, that child support payments "ould help struggling di)orced "omen, that se-ual
harassment la"s "ould stop predatory beha)iors at the "orkplace, and that secret family courts
"ould rule "ith the utmost in fairness. (ut a la" has, e)en "ith the best of intentions, backfired
and created effects that "ere ne)er imagined. ,et me gi)e e-ample to this phenomenon.
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After the American 3i)il War, "hich the nation suffered greatly, 3ongress e)entually signed an
act that ga)e legal benefits to 3i)il War )eterans and their "i)es. The intention "as good
enough2 after all, shouldn0t )eterans "ho ser)ed their nation so "ell be re"arded from their
go)ernment' (ut there "ere unforeseen conse7uences such as eighteen year old girls marrying
se)enty year old )eterans so these "omen "ould ha)e go)ernment supported income for life.
(ack then, they called this a boondoggle. Today, "e call it 0marriage.0
We implore you to look beyond the intentions of the la" and see the actual effects. !t is not that
"omen are e)il, it is that po"er corrupts and by gi)ing them such legal po"er 8such as crying
0se-ual harassment0 or 0rape0 "here none e-ists to remo)e a man9, and this is the po"er that
corrupts our "omen. The modern relationship has routinely become "omen searching for po"er
o)er the males.
!f the la" "as structured in such a "ay that "ould gi)e men such legal absolutism, then men
might be +ust as corrupted. This is "hy ! call for the abolition of all marriage la"s.
(ut "hat is most note"orthy is the astonishing blindness of the public to all this. This is only
temporary ho"e)er. ! ha)e seen the demographic charts as ha)e you. When the )oting public, the
elderly, pass from this earth "ithin a decade or t"o, you ha)e only us to deal "ith 8and the
unnationalistic immigrants9. !t "ould be prudent to nip this problem in the bud before it
blossoms into its poisonous flo"ery trap.
*o not fear the political "rath of "omen. Their self=interest, in the end, is tied to ours. They
"ant men to marry as much as you do and "ill prefer flesh=and=blood men to the boondoggles of
their pre)ious feminist spinsters. (y freeing marriage from all and any la", "e let liberty be our
master instead of a play="ord. (y remo)ing the collected boondoggles of marriage "ith one
s"eeping act, you "ill create a "ealthier, happier, and /ore Perfect nation.
What!' $ne last complaint' ,et us hear it.
(ut Pook, "hat are the safeguards' There is no check if "e do this2 e)erything might fall to
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pieces!
Poor human race! Without your la", you think all society "ill slide into the abyss' Ho" arrogant
"e are to find oursel)es better craftsmen of #ature than <od Himself! <oodness sir, "ith haste,
grants marriage independence. This merry act "ill be consistent "ith the spirit of freedom and
the reason "hy "e ha)e republics in the first place. 1or ! ha)e faith in Humanity that liberty
creates the best society than any legislati)e possibility...
*on0t you agree, politicians'
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#5 Times sees /arriage Strike but doesn0t
understand it
This is a must=read article. #5 Times "onders "hy men are not marrying. They inter)ie" social
scientists. And, these social scientists think of /ankind as nothing but as a mass of human clay
to be poked at "ith a stick. #otice ho" limited their conte-ts are.
Pretty much most social scientists are "omen and femini:ed men. The conte-ts they use are
al"ays annoyingly !ndustrial Age=es7ue. Just because one doesn0t ha)e a college degree doesn0t
make the person stupid. %)en the unmarried men they inter)ie" ha)e money. The conte-ts used
not only sho" a female dominated set of looking at things but also sho"s people behind the
times.
Some interesting 7uotes leaked through.
There is no conclusive evidence that marriage helps men. Still, some social scientists worry
that not marrying may further marginali<e men who are already struggling
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The key "ord is 0some.0 ! "ant to hear about the social scientists "ho say other"ise. What do
they ha)e to say'
/avid ,openoe, a sociologist at 9utgers and a co#director of its National (arriage ,ro1ect,
argues that it is the men who are choosing to remain single e says men do not marry because
they do not want to. %s unwilling to commit as ever, men have been let off the hook by more
permissive social mores that have made it acceptable to live together and raise children out of
wedlock
Thank goodness "e ha)e social scientists to say the ob)ious! /en don0t marry...because they
don0t "ant to! !ncredible!
/aybe the social scientist "ill make the ne-t logical step and say, So in order to get men to
marry...they should WA#T to. Then he ought to ask these non=marrying men, What "ould it
take you to get married' The ans"ers "ould in)ol)e remo)al of things like 0di)orce0 and
0financial de)astation0 to "hat can happen to men. (ut, all in all, the ans"ers could be summed
up as thus. &emo)e feminism from la" and from the attitude of "omen. A "oman from
another century "ould look at our "orld in ama:ement as many foreign "omen do "hen they
arri)e to tell me, Pook, it is a "onder that your country reproduces at all! !ndeed, my dear.
!ndeed.
Some social scientists have found that married men are healthier and earn slightly more than
unmarried men But it is unclear whether marriage produces higher incomes and better
health, or whether people who are richer and healthier in the first place more often choose to
marry.
This is correlation, not causation. /arried men don0t make more money. !t is the case that men
"ho make more money are often pursued by more "omen for marriage.
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Keyond the 2uestions of finances and health, there is the issue of how content these men are !ll
the men interviewed for this article loo"ed younger than their age. !ll said they were happy
with their lives, even (r -unningham, with his clear longing for a family of his own, and (r
Thomas, of 3ort -ollins, who said he might move to /enver to meet more women
5ounger than their age! And all are happy "ith their li)es! So "hat is the problem' Why the
article any"ay'
!t is because the "omen no" look older than their age and are not happy "ith their li)es. /aybe
the #5 Times should focus an article on them instead of these happy, young looking, single
men'
*oes la" create marriages or do people'
Some ha)e e-pressed outrage in ho" ! could suggest the abolition of marriage la"s. Ho" could
you, Pook!' they say. That is too drastic! Too insane!
(ut do not fall for the trap that la" is the creator of marriages. !t is interesting that the reactions
to remo)ing a la" are thought to be remo)ing from society itself. When people "anted the la"s
concerning education to be remo)ed, some thought it meant the end of all education in society!
When people "anted the la"s concerning religion to be remo)ed due to the intense religious
"ars, some thought it "ould mean the end of religion. 5et, religion thri)es in societies e)en
"hen it isn0t contained in the la". /arriages "ill thri)e as "ell "ithin society "ithout the use of
la". !t is like some people think ! "ould "ant people to star)e if ! said the state should not pass
la"s concerning raising grain!
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&eligion, communities, and e)en your o"n pri)ate contracts can create marriages much greater
than any la" can. Since marriage is no" defined entirely by the la", it is no mistake that "e see
the interests of the times thro"s themsel)es at the legislati)e palace and the battle "ithin all the
more intense. Whoe)er controls the la" controls the definition of marriage. ! "onder ho" the
la" became the authority on marriage' 5ou cannot di)orce marriage from the state no" so it
seems safe to say that socialism has completely entangled marriage. #o", people cannot think of
marriage "ithout thinking of the go)ernment.
/arriage, property, and liberty are not created by the la". To the contrary, it is the fact that
marriage, property, and liberty e-isted beforehand that caused people to make la"s in the first
place. 8&eplace the "ord marriage "ith society and the statement still holds true.9
What ,a" Hath Joined Together...
/irror0s link to a must read article already co)ers the good commentary. !0ll see "hat ! can add.
T"o 7uotes. beginning.
3or the moment, while the 3ederal (arriage %mendment is moved to a back burner, it's a good
time to heighten our awareness of a broader menace Same#sex marriage is a symptomatic threat
to families, compared to the more fundamental effect of !no fault! divorce 7-ommentators miss
the point when they oppose homosexual marriage on the grounds that it would undermine
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traditional understandings of marriage,! writes Kryce -hristensen of Southern Itah Iniversity
!+t is only because traditional understandings of marriage have already been severely
undermined that homosexuals are now laying claim to it! (ichael (c(anus of (arriage
Savers writes that !divorce is a far more grievous blow to marriage than today's challenge by
gays!
!t is true that the same se- marriage is emerging from the "reckage that is already marriage. (ut
here is the 7uestion.
!s marriage a matter of ,a" or is it a matter of Society'
What is the difference' Society and <o)ernment are not the same. ! do not ha)e to go to a
court to get a license to make a friendship or to reproduce. So "hy is there a license for
marriage' !n short, "hy is the marriage a matter of la" at all'
When people complain of society becoming politici:ed or femini:ed, a better term might be
&ousseau=i:ed. Jean Jac7ues &ousseau, critic to the %nlightenment, belie)ed that the go)ernment
besto"ed its citi:ens "ith rights based on the so=called "ill of the people. &ousseau accepts that
/ankind is of total inertness in the presence of legislators. The legislator, to &ousseau, is the
mechanic "ho in)ents the machine.
&ousseau0s ideas are not compatible "ith 4.S. system of go)ernment as the *eclaration, and
most people accept people ha)e natural rights and aren0t granted them by "ise politicians.
#e)ertheless, &ousseau sa" the politician molding people like a potter molds his pot.
This infection of &ousseauism is the root of 1eminism and e)en the no=fault di)orce. &ousseau
belie)ed that society was artificial so there can be no such thing as natural such as friendship,
family, marriage, or anything else. 1eminists, as "e kno", do not belie)e in nature, both in
biology and in society0s nature. To a feminist, there is no 0natural0 order. !t is all artificial. This is
"hy feminists belie)e passing ne" la"s or controlling education in schools "ill result in
changing society 8unfortunately, society keeps insisting on re)erting to its natural form. Poor
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Human #ature!9.
Aside that society is all artificial and ought to be shaped by la"2 &ousseau0s biggest infection has
been the Social 3ontract. Since &ousseau thought there "as no such thing as natural society that
artificial society "ould be obtained by e)eryone performing social contracts. !t sounds good in
theory until you reali:e that each of these contracts contains the teeth of law. This means instead
of ha)ing a happy utopian society, "e ha)e la" e)ery"here and any"here.
The main complaint of marriage by men is that it marries you to the State. This is true. /arriage,
"hich has become nothing more than a legal contract, is flushing la" into your life. #o", you
are no longer free. 5ou are tethered, by la", to the state. Since marriage became nothing more
than a contract, the same=se- marriage came about since marriage is now the contract' it now
has nothing to do with the two people in it !t is annoying that "hen people talk about the
institution of marriage, they refer to the law and not to the two people "hich is, supposedly, the
reason "hy that 0contract0 e-ists in the first place. ! e-pect this 0contract0 to be e-panded to three
people. Then many. (rother and sister "ill marry because it is only a contract and has no
rele)ance in a natural society. 8;eep in mind ! am not spelling *=$=$=/, only "hat is the effect
"hen marriage is seen as nothing but a contract9.
/y biggest disappointment has come from the religious. /arriage is one of the se)en
sacraments. 3ould you imagine churches allo"ing a law to determine "hether or not you ha)e
been properly bapti:ed'
(ut no" that "e concern oursel)es that marriage has been destroyed by the adoption of
&ousseauAs Social 3ontract as the definition of matrimony, the follo"ing "ill make more sense...
The divorce industry has, in effect, rendered marriage a fraudulent contract "hile the
dissolution of families affects the health of the entire society, parents and especially fathers must
demand that marriage be made an enforceable contract !No fault! divorces granted by family
courts also confront church leadership, not only along lines of morality, but as it touches on the
validity of their ministry +f marital bonds can be dissolved by government officials with no
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grounds or agreement between the marriage partners, the sanctity of a wedding ceremony is
sub1ect to disregard Inless marriage is an enforceable contract, there is little point in
preaching trust in it +t is not surprising that ever fewer are willing to marry while the marriage
contract offers no protection of family, children, homes, or privacy, even to the extent of life#
threatening impositions +t is one thing to tolerate divorce +t is another to allow government to
impose it on unwilling spouses "hen courts stop dispensing 1ustice, they must start dispensing
in1ustice There is no middle ground
What surprises me is ho" much ! disagree "ith his 0solution.0 The author of the article "ants the
contract to be 0enforceable0 8H%,,$' "H$( is going to enforce it' The State!9. #othing
changes "ith his solution. An 0enforceable contract0 still places marriage in the middle of the
court room, and chains the State to your life.
(y remo)ing marriage from the greedy hands of the ,a" can you e)er hope to take marriage
back into society "here it belongs 8rather than the political kingdom9' Whene)er the marriage is
seen as a matter of la", the State "ill o"n the marriage. This is "hy ! belie)e the author is totally
off the mark by recommending a stronger enforcement of the 0contract.0 !t is the confusion of
marriage "ith the Social 3ontract that has caused marriage to be something you tie together and
undo as simple, and fre7uent, as tying one0s shoes.
#aturally, men a)oid this legal leashing to the state. They see it for "hat it is. Just as naturally,
men go off to en+oy their li)es and deal "ith "omen outside of the matters of law.
We don0t need a legislature or +udges to fall in lo)e, ha)e children, ha)e a lo)ing family, to build
a home, or to be happy "ith the fruits of life. So "hy do "e need legislatures or +udges for
marriage'
!f ! said. A family is not a natural thing. !t is artificial. 5ou must go recei)e a license from the
state to call you, your spouse, and your children a 0family.0 5ou "ould think ! "as mad! (ut this
is ho" e)eryone talks of marriage as if it is nothing more than a legal rope to 0tie0 oursel)es
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together. What is most disturbing is that this conte-t of marriage, as some artificial contract
created by the almighty state, is belie)ed by e)eryone, including those 0fighting for the family.0
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Fe)!n!%)
P<ag alertP Why American and Western
Women &ock!
An email, "ith no te-t, for"arded this ne"sletter that came from a *ating Website. (elo", you
"ill find the te-t "ith some comments by me, the Pookius /a-imus.
No, this isn't some tirade against women who are N$T western or %merican Not about that at
all
"hat + am going to do today is INT%N.&8 a pervasive myth
% myth about !western! and !%merican! women, a myth that views these women as if they are
aliens $9 as if they are so different, $9 as if they are !evil!
+t's almost 3INN4 when + see guys, even guys that have all the stereotypical !pluses! going for
them, like being tall or having money or having good looks, whining their asses off about how
!foreign! women are !better,! and how !tough! it is with western or !%merican! women
+ don't know if these guys are local or foreign themselves, and;or if they are simply not !getting
any! from western or %merican women, or if they can't %-H+8L8 H%9($N4 with western or
%merican women
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+t's a myth used and abused by many, sometimes because they don't know the truth, and
sometimes this myth is spread by those who RN$" K8TT89, but want to /+ST$9T the truth
anyway for selfish reasons
&hoa? !to5 the ta5e? #elfish reasons@ And this is coming from someone trying to sell
5eo5le /-boo8s@ +2( resume the ta5e.
So this newsletter is for those confused or who may have been brainwashed by wretched &+8S to
believe that the %NS"89 to their women issues is to find a woman from %K9$%/
The idea they try to promote is that %merican or even sometimes the idea that !western! women
are spoiled, and that !foreign! women are much better for relationships, or better for whatever
the heck else they might say
Some folks out there will try to tell you that there is a problem with western or %merican women
4ou know, + (4S8&3 used to wonder a bit about this K83$98 + finally !.$T! it
Kut + am human, and open to &8%9N+N. +n fact, + believe in &+38&$N. learning %nd learn +
did
7he 5roblem is not with western or American women. 't is women '0 America. 7hese
women could be nati%es or foreigners. +nce being in America( the law andAor media can
corru5t their souls to grab for 5ower instead of loo8 for lo%e.
And ' hate how these )dating ex5erts) ha%e
to
tal8
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li8e
7H'!
all
7H/
time.
+ never 3I&&4 believed the !foreign women! lie, but + thought maybe there was some truth to it
There are guys out there )some who call themselves !experts! # yikesNNNNN* who will go on and on
)yawn* about how it's a whole big science to understand the difference between cultures and
countries if you want to do well with women, and they will especially go on and on about how
foreign women are !better behaved!
&ook, for a short while, + was curious about this stuff, so + decided to thoroughly look into it
TH$9$I.H&4
Never mind that the whole idea is suspicious anyway, because we all know that there is HI.8
L%9+%T+$N amongst %&& +N/+L+/I%&S So for example, does anyone 98%&&4 think that at a
!religious! school, that all the kids there are !more moral! than at say, a ,IK&+- school or
secular school0
&et me tell you something, you can't +NST+TIT+$N%&+S8 or 3$9-8 good character 4ou can
promote it, but only through T$T%& &+38ST4&8 changes
7hen why does the ..!. and the &est institutionali:e or F+R#/ good character with their
web of marriage laws and family courts@
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't is silly to say that &estern 3en are F+R#'0 or '0!7'7.7'+0AL'B'0 or ha%e any
desire to. &estern 3en are not cheerleaders to the laws that ha%e turned marriage into an
)institution.) 7hese men ha%e no 5ower to create law on these women.
+t's not about the school you go to, or the country in which you live, unless that school or country
truly controls every aspect of your private life Hence, dictatorships can truly mold people for
evil, by controlling every aspect of people's lives
Already( 3ichael &. re%eals he has ado5ted the idea that society is not natural( that it can
be molded( controlled( and sha5ed. &hile dictatorshi5s do this( they do so because a
dictatorshi5 has com5lete control of the law with no chec8 or balance.
+f anything, ,%98NTS influence children the most and therefore play the greatest role in shaping
each successive generation and culture Hey, + like some of (adonna's music, and + think she is
a great businesswoman for sure, but somehow + don't think her -atholic school education is
what shaped her music, except in the +9$N+- sense possibly of her 8NT+98 -%9889 being a
98K8&&+$N to it
ay guys L+=/ 3adonna. And why in the world is he 5raising 3adonna in a dating
newsletter@ 7his is raising red flags.
So &$-%T+$N or $33+-+%& -I&TI98 means N$TH+N. when it comes to what a ,89S$N is
%-TI%&&4 like )Inless it is a total dictatorship, and even there there will be those who behave
in ways against the official values*
&hy contradict yourself so o5enly@
+ don't buy the bs argument that foreign women are more faithful, more loyal, more loving, blah
blah blah
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+nly if they aren)t in America.
+f anything, in many foreign countries, women are simply more controlled and used to being
controlled They have less rights
He s5ends so much time about how one cannot generali:e and then he 5roceeds to do it.
%nd in (%N4 cases, the women ST+&& 98S+ST whenever they -%N
The bottom line is that if you are an IN-$$& person, a guy who doesn't !get! it, then N$
(%TT89 what woman you meet, you're going to have problems on the attraction front %nd
without %TT9%-T+$N, the only reason a woman might be with a guy is because she has nothing
else going on
7his is true( but it has nothing to do with the issue of foreign women.
$f course, with a woman who has no rights or power, there is !security! in the sense she cannot
leave him easily, so !emotional risk! you might say is limited, but that is like saying that you
should only play L+/8$ .%(8 versions of bike rides, to be safe, instead of actually riding your
bike 4eah, it's safe and you prevent damage and falls, but it's not 98%& and it's not as exciting
or meaningful or rewarding
He admits the ris8 of &estern women?
1ating foreign women com5ared to &estern women is to be li8e a %ideo game of bi8e
riding com5ared to actual bi8e riding@ 7his is the stu5idest com5arison ')%e seen.
7he 5remise of the com5arison is wrong. Foreign women are not docile controlled
creatures. ,esides( one can find &estern women who are docile and controlled. 4et( the
legal ris8 does not change because you are still in America.
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Resume the ta5e.
Hopefully + don't need to tell this to anyone, but foreign women, and not 1ust the mail order
brides, and other women desperate to leave their home countries, aren't the most reliable
sources of information for how they 98%&&4 feel
,ut someone trying to sell their /-boo8 is@
There is something called /8-8+T Something called using a guy for a passport Ising a guy for
money
"hy the heck would a gorgeous woman from say, 9ussia, want to hook up with a totally
IN-$$& guy with no sense of style, no sense of humor, no excitement, not a cool bone in his
body0 8specially when she could +NST%NT&4 change her reality and find a cooler guy0
&hile it is true that some foreign women do search out to use a guy( there are sim5le ways
around this such as going outside the cities and tourist areas in their countries. 4ou can also
5lan to li%e in that country which means no 5ass5ort at all.
And the answer as to why such a woman would hoo8 u5 with such a guy is e%en sim5ler:
she is gorgeous because she feminine. !he li8es the guy because her en%ironment %alues
elements that the 5o5-culture in the &est does not. For exam5le( ' li8e to read boo8s. 7his
is seen as )loser) by some in the &est. ,ut women who %alue intelligence L+=/ that
element. !o this )loser) 9uality becomes seen as a )winner) 9uality elsewhere. And the )cool)
9ualities of the &est)s 5o5-culture easily become )uncool) in many 5laces in the world.
7here is a reason why many nations des5ise American tourists.
+s it a SI9,9+S8 to hear accounts of guys who didn't !get it,! who got married to such women,
got her a passport, and then got dumped a few months later0
/oes this mean that %&& of these women, whether mail order brides, or any foreign women that
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you meet, are illicit0
N$,8, +'m sure there are legitimate !2uality! foreign women KIT TH898 %98 % (+&&+$N
&8.+T UI%&+T4 "$(8N 9+.HT $ITS+/8 4$I9 39$NT /$$9N
&hich 1CCD of them are under the )institutionali:ing) and )force) controlling marriage and
feminist laws in the &est. 7his is too easy. Resume the ta5e?
+t's not about how 3%9 you travel to meet a woman' it's about H$" -$$& $3 % ,89S$N 4$I
%98
+f you H%L8 what it takes, then suddenly T$NS $3 "$(8N are drawn to you, 98.%9/&8SS
of where they are from
%nd if you /$N'T IN/89ST%N/ H$" %TT9%-T+$N "$9RS, and if you don't have this vibe
about you, then even if you travel all the way to another .%&%Q4, ST+&&, no woman will be
interested
#oolness is often seen in the eye of the beholder. &hy should someone sell their soul to 5o5-
culture@ 't is not life-worshi55ing but rather life-a55easing way of thought.
' ha%e s5ent half a decade on !osua%e ma8ing 5osts about getting guys to ;man u5.; +ne
thing ')%e learned is that foreign women are less tolerant of )wim5s) than &esterni:ed
women are. &estern women lo%e marrying wim5s who they can control. ,ut women
outside of the Anglos5here ha%e a low %iew on men who a55ease( who ha%e no bac8bone.
+ kind of suspected this stuff, but wasn't always SI98, A==V, until recent years
Never mind that in a previous career, + already had over two years experience working with and
sociali<ing with elites from all over the world, which exposed me to tons of cultures from every
continent, and that + also have formal education in this area as well
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$lites%%%%% &h, that word% !nd $ wasn't e(posed to tons of cultures; rather he was e(posed
to elites.
)isten closely to his formal education*
## in fact my second degree at university 98L$&L8/ around appreciating the impact of cultural
diversity for communicating and educating others
He hasn)t actually been to these countries. ,ut he did ha%e a )degree) which R/=+L=/1
around )cultural di%ersity) and education...i.e. a chic8 degree. 7his dude has a chic8 degree?
%nd never mind that Toronto, my hometown, is certainly one of the most ethnically, culturally,
and linguistically diverse cities in the world, if not TH8 most diverse
He is a city dweller and a #anadian. ' a5ologi:e to #anadians reading this( but #anadians
are generally seen as )femini:ed) es5ecially in areas li8e 7oronto.
0otice how he 6ust %iews women in his own country. He doesn)t go anywhere.
The truth is that having all this background in %//+T+$N to my understanding of attraction
H8&,8/, but it was like $L89R+&& for understanding a rather S+(,&8 issue
%ll you have to know about the whole !western women! or !%merican women! vs foreign
women debate is: %merican and western women have more 3988/$(
They are not locked up
They are allowed to vote
They are allowed to drive a car
They are allowed to express their sexuality
They are allowed to ST%N/ up against bullshit, like a guy who cheats on them
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They are also allowed to...
Be completely unfeminine and be proud of it.
Be single mothers.
+ivorce you and ta"e your assets.
,-. of se(ually active women have an #T+, usually common erpes /it's true, do a search on
it0.
ave multiple tattoos everywhere.
To re1ect motherhood and war against their fertility.
To hold careers at the detriment of the family.
To throw the weight of the state on you on accusations of rape or se(ual harassment; proof
not re2uired.
To have secret 3amily 4ourts which ta"e custody of children despite most defenses for the
male.
4an let you cheat in marriage /and you pay for it in divorce.0
They can cheat on you in marriage /and you still pay for it in divorce.0
5estern women are also allowed to have se( with underage males, such as at schools, and are
barely penali6ed for it.
#orry, doesn't sound so good to me.
5hen people thin" only in terms of sports se(, such as seducers, they do not thin" deeply of
the issues above. But when you want children and seriously contemplate marriage, these
issues come up.
%ll this stuff sounds pretty damn .$$/ to me Immm, why would any guy want to &8%L8 these
women and go for a woman because she comes from a place where she is /8N+8/ freedom0
That's patheticN
&estern females are rarely women. 'n fact( most ex5ress hostility at being a woman in the
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first 5lace.
"hen guys start saying that %merican or western women are evil, and that !foreign! women are
!nicer,! what they are really saying is that they don't !get! it yet "hich is not their fault, and in
fact is one of the reasons + do what + do # to clear up these things
$nce you understand the 3I&& picture, you start to reali<e that the 98%& problem is that most
(8N in the west need to develop TH8(S8&L8S to go along with the times, because so many
men are ST+&& behaving in a way that only made sense a long time ago, when women /+/ N$T
have these freedoms
7o go along with the times@ 'n other words( your soul and life must be reconstituted to
5lease the women. 7his is a55easement. 7his is the loser mentality. 7his is the wim5.
Now that women H%L8 these freedoms, women have more confidence, self#esteem, etc So men
have to IN/89ST%N/ this and start being far less formal with women 3ar less !tip#toeing!
around women %nd far ($98 fun, confident, charming, interesting, and challenging
&omen already had freedom before. Law has ne%er granted 5eo5le freedom because Law
is %ery different than society.
% lot of men could learn from "$(8N about how to have a higher sense of self#esteem, how to
not accept bullshit, how to frame yourself as the !pri<e! in a relationship or male#female
interaction and how to get what your worth in these situations, and how to have a better sense of
humor, etc, etc
4eah, guys can learn a &$T from women 8ven the fact that women tend to pay more attention to
fashion is something men can learn from as well +t's all about creating 8($T+$N%& +(,%-T,
something women know but too many men ignore
+h( these &estern women are so incredible and we( &estern males( are so awful? 4es( let us
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learn from the women. Let the women teach us how to be a )man?) !arcasm aside( how in
the hell can a woman teach a guy how to be a man@
%nd it's N$T about being manipulative, unless you think that having %TT9%-T+$N ,$"89 and
being 8Q-+T+N. %N/ 3IN to be around is manipulative
There are other issues as well, such as the role of family, but this has affected both men and
women, and is not the fault of women +n the AD>='s, both men and women were more marriage
minded, more family minded, and also it was more possible for only one person to work to bring
in the income This made it easier to have a more stable family life +t can still be done today' it's
1ust a little more challenging %nd certainly, this does not make %merican or western women
!bad! any more than it makes men !bad! for having given women their freedomsNNNN
Now that + think about it, it actually took a lot of .ITS for western society and men to do this
' 8ee5 hammering how Feminism is born through the idea that society and law are the
same. As you can see from this guy)s comments of how he can say such a thing.
4eah, things have shaken up 2uite a bit and it's taking a bit of time for both men and women to
ad1ust perfectly, but %&& societies are constantly ad1usting to something, and do you really want
women to be locked up in a cage0 +f that's the only way you can feel secure with a woman, that's
N$T .$$/NNN
KIT 4$I -%N -H%N.8 TH+SN
7o him( society is com5letely artificial and slowly )e%ol%ing) and )changing.) ,ut if this were
true( then the great wor8s of the Humanities( from !ha8es5eare on down( would be undone
since Human 0ature isn)t uni%ersal or unchanging. ,ut Human 0ature '! uni%ersal and it
does not change throughout the generations of 5eo5le on /arth.
+t starts with reali<ing that the !problems! are more of sign of N$T H%L+N. !TH8 SR+&&S!
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with women, a sign of N$T IN/89ST%N/+N., a sign of N$T having TH8 9+.HT S8&3#
-$N-8,T
Ahh( yes( the )s8ills.) +n !osua%e( 5eo5le would as8 me about )s8ills) and )systems) and '
would always re5ly that there are no s8ills or systems. 7here is only 0ature. ' do not loo8
u5on women as 3achia%elli loo8ed u5on 5eo5le. 0ature already ga%e me the tools to )get)
womenE ' 6ust had to let them out. ' had to be a man( to let myself be a sexual being( and so
on and so forth. 0o 5hiloso5hy or )master s8ills) was re9uired for this 6ust as no 5hiloso5hy
or )master s8ills) is re9uired for a baby to turn into a 8id. F,ut 5hiloso5hy and )s8ills) can
gi%e that 8id a mindset of being a baby. ' see 5hiloso5hy and artificial s8ills as obstacles for
a young male to become a man rather than the o55osite.<
%merican and western women often have H+.H ST%N/%9/S
Are men allowed to ha%e A04 standards for their women@
They also have $,+N+$NS' they cannot be -$NT9$&&8/ or programmed like 9$K$TS
4et( 3ichael &. is as8ing us to be 5rogrammed with his )mad s8ill:) and )5ercei%ed
coolness) li8e robots.
They are often +N/8,8N/8NT&4 (+N/8/
1isres5ectful.
They are often 8/I-%T8/
1egrees are not the same as education.
They won't put up with KI&&SH+T, like you cheating on them
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Fine. !o why are men as8ed to 5ut u5 with 7H/'R bullshit( li8e them cheating on 4+.@
This is good sWWtNNN "hy would you want a woman any other way0 %ny other way would be
pathetic' it would mean that the guy has no way of actually attracting the women, that he must
control them instead That's boring, creepy ,athetic
7his guy is 5ro6ecting himself onto others. 'f what these men say is true( that foreign
women are higher 9uality than American women( doesn)t that mean this )1ating uru) is
not as successful with women as he thin8s@ 'f American women can easily be )trash()
doesn)t that mean that he( 3ichael &.( lac8s the s8ills and manliness to obtain true
feminine women@
+f course( his egoism will ne%er 5ermit this 5ossibility. !o( ob%iously( anyone who says
otherwise is a )loser with women.) 7here can be no other ex5lanation in his mind For else his
reality colla5ses as does his business<.
The answer is not to change women' it's for (8N to develop themselvesN
4ou mean re-5rogram oursel%es to ha%e L+& standards in women.
To K8 TH8 (%N
%s +'ve said for $L89 TH988 48%9S:
To be TH8 (%N
Not $N8 "$9/ has changed in my original book about this:
K8 TH8 (%N
$ne more time:
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TH8 (%N
"omen want TH8 (%N
Nothing else can compete with this
And he defines )being the man) as redefining yourself to 5lease women. 0o. 7his is the
definition of ha%ing no bac8bone or being soul-less in life. ' don)t thin8 this character
understands what a man is.
+'ve been ST8%/3%ST in this' + didn't 1ust release that book in a hurry %nd it has stood the test
of time No need for releasing a ton of other books, unlike a lot of other folks who + guess needed
to make up for what was !missing! in theirs, and still do apparently, by dumping endless more
books on you, to get you hooked and addicted
$nce you yourself develop, it's S$ (I-H more rewarding to be with a woman who you know is
with you because of -H$+-8 rather than because she has N$ $TH89 -H$+-8, or because she
has little choice
%nd for those who already have the book, + seriously recommend you 98#98%/ +T again and
again +t's the $N&4 "%4 for you to derive 3I&& +(,%-T, as each time you re#read it, it
reinforces the ideas into your mind and helps you stay on course and detoxify your brainwashed
mind so that you can build powerful momentum
So the bottom line is, %merican and western women 9$-R, and the way to attract them is for
you to come out and play your highest game + mean the word !game! in the very best sense of
that word # that you give it your best with all your passion, and that you en1oy the process and
bring up the entire game of those around you )the men and women around you are only made
K8TT89 by interacting with you* in the process, in the same way .ret<ky played his game
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&hat more needs to be said@ 7here is one crucial difference between a 3ichael &. and a
Poo8. Poo8 is not as8ing for your money. 3ichael &. is.
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*o feminists eat cat feces'
An emailer sent this story in.
The parasite, Toxoplasma gondii, has been transmitted indirectly from cats to roughly half the
people on the planet, and it has been shown to affect human personalities in different ways
9esearch has shown that women who are infected with the parasite tend to be warm, outgoing
and attentive to others, while infected men tend to be less intelligent and probably a bit boring
Kut both men and women who are infected are more prone to feeling guilty and insecure
$ther researchers have linked the parasite to schi<ophrenia +n an adult, the symptoms are like a
mild form of flu, but it can be much more serious in an infant or fetus $xford Iniversity
researchers believe high levels of the parasite leads to hyperactivity and lower +Us in children
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&afferty, who is a parasite ecologist with the IS .eological Survey at the Iniversity of
-alifornia at Santa Karbara, is an expert on the role parasites play in the ecology of other
animals
The researcher0s idea is that cat parasite, that infects rats to affect their beha)ior, also +umps to
Humans changing their beha)ior.
What ! do not understand in this guyAs theory is ho" the parasite infects the humans. He says that
rats get infected by the parasite by eating cat feces.
*o feminists eat cat feces' 3ould this be causing their strange beha)ior' ! highly doubt this
parasite can infect or alter Human beha)ior as this particular researcher thinks 8"hich is probably
"hy media is constantly calling him9. Still, it is a fun theory that re)erses the standard. instead of
one becoming feminist and getting cats, rather it is those around cats "ho become feminist.
*oes freedom of consent apply to men as "ell'
!n this story, it talks about single men using female donors to ha)e children. This process is )ery
e-pensi)e and is a legal mess 8the practice is banned in some states9. (ut apparently, these men
see it as a better alternati)e than getting married.
!n it, is a +uicy reaction from a feminist.
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%ccording to (ary & Shanley, a political#science professor at Lassar -ollege and author of
!(aking Kabies, (aking 3amilies,! single men becoming single parents thanks to surrogacy is
!a mixed bag! !$n the one hand, if some single men wish to have children because they want
hands#on responsibility for the care of their children, they want to be in the nurturing role and
not 1ust financial providers, then Othis trendP is promising,! she said !They're redefining
masculinity and male roles in society5
$h, poor Humanity! To the feminist, there are no humans, no people that are her e7uals. !t is
only society, this chimerical unit that must be progressed and e)ol)ed according to
feminist standards.
!Kut on the negative side, is that really why men are doing this0 This needs to be meaningful'
they shouldn't 1ust exploit women in the end by buying women's services, buying eggs, buying a
surrogate, then a nanny!
!f a man has consent "ith a "oman to do something, this is considered 0e-ploitation.0
"hen it comes to artificial reproductive technology in general, Shanley said, !parents should be
cogni<ant of their future kids' desires, not 1ust the iron#clad contract they signed!
$;. ,et us remo)e no=fault di)orce and the insane child custody la"s!
1eminists, in &ousseau like fashion, ha)e pushed for a society of contracts. (ut if men use this to
their ad)antage, it is 0e-ploitation!0 !t appears that the truth of the matter is if men go outside of
The 1eminist Way, they are doing harm someho"...some"ay...e)en if it cannot be defined. !n the
same "ay, if a man doesn0t follo" The Way, he is automatically declared to hate "omen.
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(oy, these feminists are boring and predictable. ! need to make a 1eminist (ingo 3ard "here,
"hene)er a feminist complains, ! can mark off a bo-.
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*on0t fall for this fishy story
There is a story going around that is Third of /ale 1ish in %nglish &i)ers Are 3hanging Their
Se-.
Since ! don0t li)e in %ngland, ! am not in the kno"=ho" of ho" e)erything "orks there. (ut Junk
Science abounds in alarmist ne"s stories. What isn0t mentioned is that, in #ature, such
occurrences as male fish laying eggs or changing se- has occurred before. 3orrelation is not
causation.
A ma+or red flag to this story is ho" it compares fish to humanity. Are Humans little fish no"'
/aking the +ump from the fish to lo"er sperm counts in Human males is preposterous. There are
many reasons "hy sperm counts are lo"er such as a more lenient lifestyle, men getting out of
shape, tighter under"ear, and so on. These are much more probable than mystical chemicals
that are femini:ing men.
!f the /en0s /o)ement belie)ed that %6!, chemicals "ere 0seeping0 out of plastics and "as in
our "ater, our food, and our pillo"s8!9, the /en0s /o)ement "ould become the e7ui)alent of the
John (irch Society of the @Hs and be dead politically. The John (irch Society "as a paranoid
group "ho belie)ed 3ommunists "ere poisoning the "ater supply of America. John 1. ;ennedy
made fun of them and rightly so. <oing through life and 01%%,!#<0 e)erything is going to
poison you is silly. #e)er mind that the Western #ations ha)e the safest and best food a)ailable,
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people "ant to belie)e they li)e in Poison ,and. !f our food and "ater are so bad, then "hy are
"e li)ing longer and taller "ith each generation'
This story "ill gi)e fuel to the moonbat myth many in the /en0s /o)ement belie)e in that
plastics and chemicals are the cause of femini:ation of males. 1irst of all, your entire body is
made of chemicals. Just because something is a chemical, it does not make it 0bad.0 Also, almost
all food is unnatural. Humanity has been genetically engineering food not +ust recently but
fore)er. There is no such thing as 0"ild rice.0 When the %uropeans came to America, they "ere
taught by the !ndians 8the #ati)e Americans9 of ho" to plant and raise corn. The !ndians had
been doing it fore)er, literally eternally as far as "e kno". There is no such thing as 0natural0
corn. *espite this, people foolishly pay inflated prices for inferior products "hich are labeled
0organic foods.0
Also, a big problem in belie)ing in e)il chemicals e)ery"here is that it turns you into a )ictim
mindset. Why, you being a "imp or other guys being "imps isn0t because it "as TH%!& fault, it
"as because of these 0chemicals0 that "ere 0seeping0 from the plastic, from the "ater, from the
food. This might make a fun fiction story, but it ob)iously isn0t reality. ! think some of this belief
is on misplaced history due to &omans0 lead pipes. Since people see themsel)es as /odern
&omans, there ob)iously has to be the e7ui)alent to lead pipes S$/%WH%&%.
And, the "orst of it is that men "ere femini:ed "ell before the birth control pill. The biggest
noticeable femini:ation ! see "as the World War !! generation. This might be because of the
psychological effects of the "ar or something else. What' 5ou dare say the <&%AT%ST
generation "as femini:ed!' ! demand proof! This "as "hen the *e (eers0 marketing trend of
gi)ing diamonds for engagement rings caught on.
Whether or not this ne"s is scientifically accurate "ill be determined by scientific +ournals, not
the mainstream press. (ut usually stories like this do not sur)i)e.
The idea that modern "astes are changing the fishies0 gender is 7uestionable. The idea that the
effects on these fish being applied to humans is borderline insane.
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3hick &adio
<et your tissues! Air America is filing for bankruptcy. They ha)en0t e)en paid Al 1ranken in
7uite a "hile.
5ou might ask, (ut Pook, there are conser)ati)e talk radio in America. Why not liberal talk
radio'
Talk radio is a disruptive media. !t is set to disrupt as an alternati)e to 0mainstream0 media. ! don0t
think liberals desire an alternati)e to mainstream media apart from blogging. There is no liberal
discontent at the #e" 5ork Times or A(3 #e"s as there is conser)ati)e discontent.
(ut ! think a big element of it is entertainment. /uch of the conser)ati)e talk radio, especially
,imbaugh, is reportedly ha)ing an audience of ?HK liberals. Why is half the audience of
conser)ati)e talk radio being liberals' Tom *aschle, the former Senate *emocrat leader 8he got
)oted out!9 "as stunned by this. Talk &adio such as ,imbaugh succeed in not because they are
ideological but because they are entertaining. They ha)e a ?HK liberal audience because that
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audience is still entertained...e)en though they hate the hosts!
What "as entertaining about Air America' People are also attracted to optimism, not pessimism.
When looking back at electoral results, &eagan someho" "on BD states0 electoral )otes in the
election of >CF?. !f you look at that campaign, you0ll find rich sunny optimism and humor. This
is the same reason "hy people flock to listen to ,imbaugh or other talk radio. Was Air America
filled "ith sunny optimism...or doom and gloom' Was it filled "ith humor...or anger' 5ou can be
a liberal and ha)e optimism and humor...+ust look at J1;. (ut no one "ants to listen to doom and
gloom all day long. #o one "ants to listen to people "ho take themsel)es too seriously.
(ut as Air America files for bankruptcy, "e ha)e 3eminist 9adio! 5es, friends, 3hick &adio
founded by the great feminists of our era. Steinem and 1onda.
Steinem said the network, which is run by women, aims to provide an alternative to current radio
talk, which she describes as !very argumentative, 2uite hostile, and very much male#dominated!
This network !has a different spirit +t has more community +t's more about information, about
humor, about respect for different points of view and not constant arguing,! Steinem told 9euters
in an interview
Talk radio is male dominated' Since "hen' And ! thought its focus "as al"ays community,
humor, and information'
(ut here is the fun 7uote.
Steinem pointed out that the idea of an all#women network stemmed from a company survey
showing an A@ percent decrease in female listeners over the past seven years
!"omen are really fleeing from %( talk radio and now 3( music because people get their music
in different ways So there's an enormous window of opportunity, and we're diving in,! she said
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This is interesting. Why are female listeners declining' Perhaps they are all mo)ing to the
tele)ision'
And 3hick &adio "ill fail as "ell. #otice ho" neither feminist mentioned its focus to be on
entertainment' !t is al"ays so 0political cause0 or 0social goal.0 People "ant entertainment, not
nonsense.
1emini:ed Journalism
As feminism 8and its post modern e7ui)alents9 in)aded the Humanities, the fields that "ere
supported and nurtured by the Humanities also began to become rotten. #o" some are beginning
to fall off the tree as the rotten fruit they are. History, la", business, and others are all becoming
afflicted.
(ut the most rotten one to the core is Journalism.
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!4oung men are 1ust not interested,! says %llen, who runs the broadcast news program at %SI's
"alter -ronkite School of Mournalism !There's been almost an evacuation of men from this
field!
This comes from a Washington Post story on ho" the ne"sroom is becoming femini:ed. ! think !
can add to this story.
While most of my time in school ended up, in the end, )eering to"ards pre=la" and political
science and the %nglish departments, ! did dabble in e)erything ! could. ! took acting classes. !
snuck into the music hall. ! took ad)antage of "hate)er ! could. (ut the Journalism *epartment
stunned me.
There is a time "hen one e-amines the patient and kno"s that it is not only dying but it is far too
late to do anything for it. 5ou must pronounce it dead. Journalism is not only dead2 it has come
back as a :ombie and terrori:ing e)erything around it. Honestly, ! think !0d rather take a
Woman0s Studies class than some of the modern Journalism classes.
Journalism is more political than the Political Science department 8and THAT is saying
something9. !n most businesses, if the customer has a complaint, the business listens because it is
the business0s +ob to please the customer. #ot Journalism. Any customer "ho complains..."ell,
"hat does the customer kno"' The +ournalists "ill +ust ignore the customer and keep right on
going. ! think the big reason "hy ne"spapers and tele)ision ne"s is in full decline is not so
much the !nternet but because these +ournalists refuse to e)en gi)e a care about the market. %)en
retro technology sources are increasing their customer base such as radio.
To those of you in 4ni)ersity, ask a +ournalist this 7uestion, Why do you "ant to become a
+ournalist' They "ill reply, (ecause...! "ant to change the "orld. (affled, ! say, (ut your +ob
is not to change the "orld. 5our +ob is to stand there "ith a notepad and "rite do"n "hat is
happening. They do not like this ans"er.
$ne of the things ! decided to check out "as the *ebate 3lub. ! thought this might be a
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stimulating uni)ersity e-perience. 1or some reason, the Journalism *epartment handled this. So
! attend a meeting and, boy, did ! ha)e some surprises.
The first rule of the *ebate 3lub "as that you do not debate. &ather, you "ar "ith images. !n the
competition, ! "as told that you "ere graded more on your appearances. *uring breaks,
e)eryone becomes entirely fake and political. They rush to each other and shake hands to say,
$h, H$W A&% 5$4!' in the s"eetest tone because +udges are "atching. So the meeting "as
not a discussion of debating techni7ues or anything $(6!$4S as that. &ather, it "as ho" to
create the best appearance. 5es, most of the members there "ere "omen. The guys there "ere
fairly metrose-ual. The teacher "as a lesbian.
The problem "ith +ournalism is not ho" to get it to "ork but rather ho" to get it to stop. ! ha)e
to s"ear that the stupidest people per a)erage tend to end up in the Journalism *epartment.
These people are attracted to glamour, to media, to attention. ! kno" guys "ho "ere interested in
+ournalism but 7uit after a single semester of being in it. !t0s scre"ed up, they said. $r as one
aptly put it. !t is style o)er substance.
Journalism has turned into political acti)ism. !t is not that the Journalism field has been
corrupted. 3orruption "ould be a godsend. &ather, it has been turned inside out. &ather than
being the most curious, the most informed, and the least bias, Journalism has become not
interested in anything that doesn0t match pre=established conte-ts, is ripe "ith mediocrity, and
each "ant to 0change the "orld0 as if they "ere pseudo=politicians. They literally belie)e they are
the 0fourth branch of the go)ernment.0
&hat is #hic8 0ews@
The traditional media is rapidly becoming 0chick ne"s.0 %)ery story is 3&!S!S. !f there is a rain
storm, you "ill find a reporter standing outside in the rain shouting, !T !S W%T $4T H%&%,
3!#*5! 5$4 W$#0T (%,!%6% TH% W!#* $& TH% &A!#! !T !S !#3&%*!(,%! 5et, it0s
+ust rain. Absolutely e)erything is a crisis. 3onsider the commercial that appears before the >H
o0clock ne"s. S$/%TH!#< !# 5$4& ;!T3H%# /A5 ;!,, 5$4! T4#% !# T$#!<HT
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T$ 1!#* $4T WHAT THAT !S!
3hick #e"s also has a high focus of feature stories as all stories. They cannot simply report "hat
is happening in ,ebanon. They must put some "oman from ,ebanon as she cries and talks about
the friends she kno"s and ho" she is so "orried. Also, there is a high rate of ne"s concerning
anything se-ual such as contraception.
! am not sure ho" Journalism turned into 3hick #e"s. (ut ! belie)e it began in the >CGHs "hen
Journalism belie)ed that it could oust a 4.S. President 8#i-on9 and stop a "ar 86ietnam9 single
handedly. So e)er since then, e)ery president is 0#i-on0 to them and e)ery "ar is 06ietnam0 to
them. ,ike a "hore, 3hick #e"s attempts to manipulate and influence +ust for the sake of
manipulating and influencing.
! think the femini:ation of the #e"s &oom could be a microcosm of other fields to come
8corporate board rooms for e-ample for certain industries9. (ut, for no", here is the best e-ample
of 3hick #e"s "ith the 3&!S!S mindset firmly in play. Watch the )ideo.
1orbes. *on0t /arry 3areer Women
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The /atriarchy "ill not allo" 1orbes to get a"ay "ith such an article. ! e-pect an article about
the reasons "hy one should marry a career "oman soon.
Hear that' !t is the unsheathing of political kni)es. 5ou can0t post stuff like "hat 1orbes did and
e-pect to get a"ay "ith it scot free.
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1eminists assault 1orbes /aga:ine
As predicted, the feminists "ent in all out force against 3ichael 0oer and his %6!, article about
not marrying a career "oman. 5es, the link ! posted abo)e "as correct. Apparently, this is "hat
happened.
!n the morning, "omen inside the 1orbes building and outside "ere outraged that 1orbes could
run such an article. 1orbes e)entually pulls the article.
Then, the article returns but in a different format. #o", all the te-t is on one page 8"hereas
before it "as on nine pages9 and has a 0counter=argument0 by some "oman. 1eminists ha)e gone
berserk o)er this.
Here are a fe" 0reactions0 to this article. <entlemen, this is "hat you0re up against.
Here is the %6!, 1orbes article.
The author did another e-cellent article comparing the economics of ha)ing a "ife )ersus a
"hore 8ha=ha9.
Here are the feminists.
This guy is an idiot feminist.
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%fter a landslide of directly implying that statistics about mental well#being and lifelong
happiness correlate directly with marrying the stupid and 1obless, 3orbes barely sneaks in the
caveat that !it's important not to confuse correlation with causation!
This "oman is stupid. He talks not confusing causation "ith correlation not "ith the data he
presents but the usual marriage creates all these magical benefits data. !t sho"s these "omen
ha)e problems "ith some basic reading comprehension. $r, rather, they don0t seem interested in
comprehending it rather than )ilifying it.
/ore <a"ker. This guy must hate marriage in general!
After calling the person an idiot, she digs through e)erything he0s "ritten to destroy him
personally. OTypical.
This feminist tries to be absurd "ith #oer0s thoughts but fails.
! can0t belie)e these "omen think they are smart. Her list is rather pathetic.
/ichael #oer no" has a "ikipedia article! Hahahah.
<a"ker keeps going cra:y o)er the "onderful article.
.ee, where did the 3orbes article by (ichael Noer ## the asswipe who advises against marrying
a woman who has goals that extend beyond wiping up baby poop ## go0 Suddenly it's not onlineN
)+ronically enough, we hear that Noer himself is currently away at a wedding, of all things*
,erhaps one of Noer's female bosses reali<ed it'd be best not to publish work by a reactionary
douchebag "ho, we might add, is N$T that attractive 4ep, we're going low (wa
,et us salute the man "ho has ra::led the feminists so much and literally put his career on the
line.
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4npussified /ale A"ard goes to /ichael #oer...
(attle of 1orbes' #o, it is (attle of !/(&A
There is a comparison going around the so=called 0/en0s /o)ement0 that the 1orbes article "as a
grand 0battle.0 Some compare it to the 0Stone"all &iots.0 1irst, the 0gay mo)ement0 is a political
+oke 8gays rely on persuading +udges more than people9. Second, comparing and fashioning the
0men0s mo)ement0 "ith the 0gay mo)ement0 is a good "ay to completely destroy any 0men0s
mo)ement.0
*iscontent is no political cause. And annoying "omen is no political )ictory. The 1orbes article
"as interesting. !f it persuaded any men to not marry career "omen or to second=guess it, then it
"as "orth"hile. (ut sticking t"igs in a hornet0s nest is not the definition of )ictory.
,et me use an e-ample. Take the lesbian kiss /adonna ga)e to Spears and Aguilera. !t caused
much commotion. People talked about it on tele)ision sho"s. 3ommentators bemoaned "hat
"as going on. (ut did it do anything to ad)ance, say, the <ay /o)ement' O$f course not.
<etting people stirred up is not the same as )ictory, though political novices think so
,et try another e-ample. $n the American ,eft, there are many bloggers "ho are no" the main
influence on the *emocrat Party. They raise lots of money. They net"ork. (ut they are thrilled
"ith the idea of making a commotion, not in actually "inning. They ha)en0t "on anything. They
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are full of anger and rage. (ut they are not tuned to tactics of politics. (eing angry and "riting
on blogs does not persuade many people to your cause. !t +ust keeps you angry and other
likeminded people angry. /any *emocrats "ithin the party "ant these bloggers0 influence out.
!n the same "ay, many in the /&A are reading the 1orbes issue all "rong. !t "as no )ictory
e-cept perhaps educating more men on "hat is going on. There "as no 0battle.0 !t "as a
commotion. That is the huge difference.
The real battle is going to be !/(&A. Those "ho are serious about "inning are those fortunate
souls "orking in basements around the nation trying to destroy this la". Those la"yers "ho are
educating people about this la", ho" to deal "ith it, are the current "arriors, not those "riting
essays on message forums.
1eminists are not in crisis, politically. They are all united on the political front. !t is the /en0s
/o)ement that is in crisis. There is no organi:ation. There is no set of priority. !f you "ant to
sum up the /en0s /o)ement, it "ould be this. lots of anger and rage. (ut anger and rage are
ne)er persuading. %)en stranger are the chants of doomsday emerging from /&A sites. Why on
earth "ould someone "ant to +oin a mo)ement that belie)es the end is near' And "hat does any
of that ha)e to do "ith marriage, di)orce, and !/(&A'
There is no direction, Pook, because the /&A is like the ,ibertarian Party. !f so, then the /&A
has no future. The ,ibertarian Party is a series of political failures. !t is as if they are more
interested in being 0right0 than in actually trying to 0"in.0 !t is easy to be right "hen you are ne)er
elected to anything.
(ut that is because of conspiracies of the other t"o parties keeping the ,ibertarian Party do"n.
#o. The reason is because the candidates don0t try. 3heck this out. look ho" much money the
libertarian candidate actually spends on his campaign. !t is a +oke. They +ust "ant to be put on the
ballot. This "ay they can hope to be in)ited to inter)ie"s on T6 or slap on their book that they
"ere a candidate for senator. These guys +ust don0t "ant to "in politically.
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! think the best bet is for the /&A to become a special interests group.
(ut Pook! Special interests groups are bad! %)il!
#o, they aren0t. They are necessary for a representational go)ernment. Special interests groups
represent interests of the people. #$W 8#ational $rgani:ation of Women9 is a special interests
group. #&A 8#ational &ifle Association9 is a special interests group.
Why are they necessary to a representational go)ernment'
,et me tell you a story. !n the Te-as Senate, "hile the legislature is in session, there are
representati)es of special interests listening in. ! met one. He represents all the beer interests in
the state of Te-as. His +ob "as to listen to something that "ould affect his industry. Then he
"ould bring it up to the legislators in pri)ate meetings. The concerns for this guy "ould be the
ob)ious 8like a ta- on li7uor9 but also the not so ob)ious 8like ta-es on fuel "hich makes
transportation of beer more e-pensi)e9.
A Te-as legislator told me, ! trust that guy Uthe beer guyV. #o legislator can kno" all the details
of the economy. !t is up to him to tell me if the Senate has impacted his industry someho". As
soon as he lies to me, he is gone. (ut ! need him to keep informed.
And you thought all this time special interests "ere corrupting the republic! Well surprise,
surprise. The special interest groups are there to inform the legislators of the public0s or an
industry0s interest. They are not e)il. They are informational. They also tend not to be on one
party or another. The #&A "ould ad)ocate candidates that "ere pro=gun, pro=Second
amendment "hether they "ere &epublican or *emocrat. The special interest0s +ob is to be all
about the cause. They ha)e the task to teach the legislators about the issues at hand 8because,
despite "hat conspiracy theorists think, politicians are more stupid than they are e)il.
A /en0s &ights Ad)ocacy group, the /&A, could ha)e the focus of...
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1irst, educate the masses of men, "omen, and current politicians through persuasion.
Second, fight to tear do"n oppressi)e la"s such as !/(&A, paternity la", family courts, and so
on.
Third, focus to change the media and culture 8"ake up to the fact that the media "ill #%6%&
change. They are "ho they are.9
What do "e ha)e right no"' !t is this.
1orbes puts out an article on career "omen. /any "omen are angry about this. /&A declares it
a 0great )ictory,0 the e7ui)alent of a Stone"all &iot.
#o" do you see "hy ! say the /en0s &ights /o)ement is in crisis' There is no (attle of 1orbes.
(ut there is the (attle of !/(&A.
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The Se-ual Harassment 6ideo
Here is something that ! couldn0t e-plain if ! "anted to. Probably not safe for "ork, e)en though
meant for it, this is TH% se-ual harassment )ideo. ! can0t stop laughing after "atching it.
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Spinsterhood. The ,$4* %pidemic
/illions of "omen are suffering and thousands come to us looking for a cure. Single men, the
cure is you. Won0t you please help them before it0s too late'
!ym5toms of !5insterhood
Single "omen fre7uently display the first symptoms of spinsterhood "ithin a day or t"o of
e-periencing the end of a relationship or simply from spending too much time "ithout a
significant other. They include, but are not limited to.
W /eclarations of !strong woman! appear immediately
W -elebrity;movie;horse infatuation
W -onsumption of WspecialW coffee more than one time a day
W -onstant sneer on her face
W .enerally immodest appearance
Spinsterhood is not limited to +ust the a)erage Jane. /ore information about this affliction can be
found in Pook0s /ill0s ad)ertisement on the !nternet. 4nlike stupid maga:ines, this ad)ertisement
is a)ailable today!
Ris8 of 'nfection
!f "arning signs are detected early enough, spinsterhood can be pre)ented before it spreads to
other unsuspecting females. Women in relationships should not engage in any acti)ities that
might increase their risk. This includes.
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W %ttempting to control their boyfriend through sex and praise
W Not letting their man do his important masculine hobbies
W .enerally acting like a bitch
Any of these or other more minor actions may cause the relationship to deteriorate and can
e)entually lead to spinsterhood.
Finding a #ure for !5insterhood
<entlemen, this cannot continue! The greater spinsterhood spreads, the louder and shriller
"omen become. Think of ci)ili:ation0s ears! Spinsters tend to become hysterical and form
political mo)ements assaulting men. Their faces shri)el up "ith hate and begin to become
deluded that men are nothing more than brutish beasts. 5ou don0t "ant your country to become
infested "ith these spinsters, do you'
*on0t let your nation enter a ta- do"nfall! Those retirement programs need fuel to burn through
the ne-t fe" decades! 3ure spinsterhood and ha)e as many children as possible! $ur
go)ernments need more ta- re)enue! What are you "aiting for' /arry a spinster today!
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1o 't For the Felines?
1re7uent spinsterhood has become an increasingly troubling national problem afflicting millions
of females and threatening the <o)ernment, the Arts, and e)en Society itself.
What0s that you say' 5ou don0t WA#T to marry these broads' 5ou think they are too skanky, fat,
and ugly for you!' Well then...
Therefore, !, being the stupendous Pook, /aster of %)erything Pookish, ha)e decided that
effecti)e today, this blog "ill de)ote itself to helping others o)ercome this problem. &emember
that the most fre7uent symptom of Spinsterhood is o"ning multiple cats. /on't forget that many
poor cats are in 1eopardy of being owned by those gleeting knotty#pated boar pigsN So the ne-t
time you find a spinster 8such as a single mother "ith children from different men9 ha)ing
/achia)ellian ad)ances at you, and you find yourself re)olting at her
skankinessRfatnessRugliness, +ust come to this post. These "holesome images of cute little kitties
"ill ha)e you thinking pure thoughts at sa)ing these cats from miserable li)es if these "omen
become spinsters and remind you of what's really at stake.
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&emember, think of the kittens...
Psychologists. 0#o standards for young "omen
are good!0
5oung "omen going "ild on 5outube and /yspace or dressing in skanky clothes, matriarchy
says it is 0good for them.0 !0)e yet to see any e-perts saying it is $; for men to go "ild or,
frankly, to ha)e any happiness at all 8that is independent from ser)ing a "oman in some fashion9.
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>Cth 3entury psychologists thought of "omen as 0sub=human.0 DHth 3entury psychologists
thought of men as 0sub=human.0 As a solution, ho" about thro"ing psychologists o)erboard and
look to time=tested literature and classics for Human insight' <reat minds tend to gro" from the
soil of great "orks.
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%mail on /atriarchy and /arriage
(lue Te-t Q %mailer
&egular te-t Q *a Pooky Wooky
!t0s ironic that you don0t like philosophers and yet lo)e Shakespeare. 1or the time he li)ed in it
"ould be no surprise that his education "ould be influenced by ancient thinkers like 3icero or
Seneca. When Hamlet said.
There is nothing good or bad but thinking makes it so.
He "as paraphrasing the core of Stoic thought. Hamlet is echoing a line from %pictetus.
People are disturbed not by things, but by the )ie"s "hich they take of things. Thus death is not
a terrible thing...rather2 our notions of death are terrifying.
And no, the Stoics did not glorify pain and suffering. Such things "ere )ie"ed to be indifferent
to one0s o"n happiness 8eudemonia9.
Shakespeare 7uoting a fe" philosophic sayings is much different than him supporting
philosophy. ! am not against philosophy, ! am against the crusty intellectual "ho thinks himself
so smart yet is blinded to life. /ost of these 0intellectuals0 are academics that ha)e secure +obs
8ne)er kno"ing the idea of risk9 and are separated from the bloom of life.
!n As 5ou ,ike !t, the intellectual Jac7ues is left in the forest "ithout a mate "hile e)eryone
else in the play mates and marries. !n ,o)e0s ,aborAs ,ost, the entire play is an ans"er to the
7uestion. What is the end of study' Should one dedicate himself to thought and absol)e from
"ine, "omen, and song' Shakespeare0s ans"er "as clear. no. To Shakespeare, such a life
remo)ed from "ine, "omen or song is like the professional )irgin. !t is a life of )acuum. ! can
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find no incidents "here Shakespeare praises the philosophic life. This shouldn0t be surprising as
Shakespeare "as a poet, not a philosopher.
Anyho", the reason ! read your blog is not to pick apart your miss=use of philosophy. 2=P The
reason ! read is for "hat another "rote you regarding the matriarchy and marriage.
$ne of the things !0)e al"ays assumed, like a lot of other men ! "ould think, is that one day !
"ould be married and ha)e children. Well !0m turning EH in a month and no" !0m not so sure it
"ill e)er happen. 5es this really does bother me, but my sense of self=preser)ation out"eighs any
feelings of ner)ousness ! feel at getting older and being single.
The truth is "omen make me )ery sad. When ! "as younger and a nerd ! "as ignored by "omen.
#o" that !0m older, my )alue has gone up, my nerd=ish "ays ha)e declined, and !0)e recently
purchased a house and a motorcycle. Shocks of shock "omen sho" me interest no". (ut they
don0t really "ant me, they "ant the bike and the house and the oh my lo)e "ill melt his icy
heart faerie tale they all lo)e to li)e.
! can0t "ait until you ha)e the "eb site because !0)e ne)er found a forum 8and sosua)e doesnAt
count9 for men "ho are looking for honest relationships that aren0t about speed=seduction. Ho"
the hell are any honest men, 8and ! don0t mean "impus=Americanus here, ! mean men "ho +ust
aren0t out to e-ploit and abuse9 ho" are such men supposed to find mates'
The last girl ! "anted to date "as probably one of the most beautiful "omen !0)e e)er seen. She
could be )ery lo)ing and nurturing and had a "arm smile that could make your day so much
better. (ut she also +oked too much about ho" she "anted to be a gold digger and a trophy "ife.
She +oked about it like ! +oke about ho" ! like younger girls 8in that !0m not really +oking9. !
guess the only "ay to find out ho" serious the girl "as about gold digging "ould be to marry
her, but "ho the hell "ould "ant to find out on the other end of a di)orce'
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! don0t see this as a tri)ial issue as ! really do "ant the family thing at some point in my life 8say
the ne-t @ to >H years9. (ut ! really +ust don0t kno" ho" it can happen "ith the "ay things are.
*uring some pillo"=talk ! tried to e-plain this to an older "oman ! kno" hoping she might
understand but she couldn0t. She told me ! should +ust take the leap of faith and trust a "oman.
She didn0t e)en see the irony of that statement "hen she got up to lea)e and go back to her
husband. PboggleP
Well this has become a lot longer than ! "anted it to and no" ! need to go open my mail...and get
back to "ork.
! put up this email to sho" 8for one reason9 a dispute to many seducersA claims.
Those "ho sho" their annoyances at matriarchy are +eered at by 0seducers0 "ith 8curious enough9
the same e-act stereotypes that "omen put on us. They call anyone "ho 7uestions the
/atriarchy...
>9 3an0t get laid. 8The emailer is laying e)en married "omen!9
D9 *oesn0t kno" ho" to be cool. 8%mailer has a motorcycle and a house. He isn0t hurting in
options9.
E9 *oesn0t "ant responsibility or to settle do"n 8%mailer "ants to get married and ha)e a family9
And so on.
Seducers ha)en0t seriously thought of marriage 8if they ha)e, they are so arrogant to belie)e that
their 0charm0 is greater than the la". !t isn0t9. !f they did, the sadness of the situation "ould
become apparent.
The "orst thing "e can do is to gi)e up. Second "orst thing "e can do is get stuck in the
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0paralysis of analysis.0 We certainly aren0t getting any younger.
!f you marry, in)estigate the state la"s 8if you are in America9 and see "hich ones nearby is a
best fit for you legally. 1o not marry in #alifornia. !n)est the money in iron=clad prenuptials.
5ou could also marry in another country so the marriage "ill be under that set of la"s. (ut this is
definitely something "orth talking to a la"yer for.
5ou can marry foreign "omen or take trips to those countries. !0m not sure "hat you0)e thought
about this idea, but it is an option.
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/atriarchy 3ircles the Wagons around Teen
(eauty
(ut Pook, the /atriarchy is something bitter old men say "ho can0t get laid. !t does not e-ist.
Well, then, friend, can you e-plain this'
http.RR""".youtube.comR"atch')Ql+Ei#-WF*""SfeatureQplayerTembedded
This is the 5ouTube )ideo of the Teen (eauty making an idiotic ans"er. $ne of the 5ouTube
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commentators aptly said, She should go straight to porn! since she ob)iously has no brains and
only looks.
Haha, funny )ideo, blah blah, the "orld keeps spinning and there are tons of funny )ideos of
other people. %)eryone mo)es on in the "orld e-cept the /atriarchy. After all, you can0t make
fun of a young pretty "hite girl e)en if she uttered stupidity on li)e tele)ision 8"here she kne"
she "as on the stage9.
http.RR""".youtube.comR"atch')QfI;#)PnE6=F
,ook at all the e-cuses and ho" the other "oman e)en high fi)es her. They ask her for her plans
and talk about her 0good grades0 to deflect that she is dumb as a rock. And they ask the 7uestion
to her again in "hich her ans"er is still dumb.
-uestion:
"hy is it that one#fifth of %mericans can't locate the IS on a map0
Answer:
!"ell personally, my friends and +, we know exactly where the Inited States is on our map +
don't know anyone else who doesn't %nd if the statistics are correct, + believe there should be
more emphasis on geography!
This still isn0t an ans"er. The 7uestion "as "hy can0t >R@ of Americans locate the 4.S. on the
map and, naturally, she talks about herself 8in a desperate attempt to keep sho"ing she isn0t
stupid9 and then says more emphasis should be on geography. That doesn0t say "hy >R@ of
Americans don0t kno" geography. What a dumb bitch.
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1eminist 3ompares Smartest Women to
Stupidest /en
An emailer sent me a link to this story.
The trend has occasioned some predictions of a coming matriarchy in which high#achieving
women will rule over a nation of slacker guys "e've all seen the movie, an endless loop
culminating most recently in 4ou, (e and /upree That little girls' T shirt slogan##.+9&S 9I&8,
K$4S /9$$&##is beginning to look less like a slur and more like an empirical observation
The article is about a female columnist saying that all men are slackers and remain so in the
corporate "orld. Women are +udged not on their smarts but on their 0personality.0 The female
columnist, "hose hilarious biography can be found here 8also thanks to the emailer9, is angry in
her magical hyper=reality of men all being la:y and putting the "omen do"n. Are there cases of
this truth of men being idiots and "omen being smart' OThere is some. (ut "e paint the image
"e "ant.
This is "hat the critics of the /en0s /o)ement 8usually "omen9 do not reali:e. Their criticism is
that the men +ust see ho" they "ant to see. What blo"s apart this "oman0s article and the usual
female criticism is the reality of the la". There are la"s put in place that cater to "omen.
Affirmati)e Action, /aternity ,ea)e, Se-ual Harassment, are +ust some of the fe". #o matter
"hat one0s attitude or outlook is, the la" "ill crush you the same.
3onsider this if you e)er "ant to identify a stupid person 8as if you need more parameters9.
Stupid people attempt to make themsel)es feel smart by comparing themsel)es to stupider
people. This columnist is saying ho" smart she is and ho" other "omen she kno"s are too, but
they are comparing themsel)es to, probably, the stupidest guys they could find. %)eryone is
considered a genius compared to the drunk.
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Smart people "ill compare themsel)es to geniuses. They "ill then reali:e they are nothing and
keep stri)ing to become smarter. 3ontrast this to the stupid person "ho, after feeling smart by
comparing themsel)es to someone stupider, remains stuck on stupid. So it is no surprise that the
smart people get smarter "hile the stupid people get stupider. !f you compete, go against the
best. !f you aim for the moon and miss at least you0ll be among the stars.
!0ll lea)e you this lo)ely family related heart"arming 7uote from her.
The one regret + have about my own abortions is that they cost money that might otherwise have
been spent on something more pleasurable, like taking the kids to movies and theme parks
A""".....isnAt that +ust SW%%T' %-cuse me "hile ! go barf.
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/ale 1eminists are guilt filled "imps
An emailer 8"ho definitely gets it9 has this to say.
,ooky,
Nothing special, but it did make me laugh, simply because after agreeing with your post on 'the
burden of guilt,' this guy seems like a real case study
!% woman calling a man a bitch is a very different thing than a man calling a woman a bitch'
the latter is part of a long history of misogyny' the former is a relatively recent phenomenon "e
have to 1udge words by their power to hurt!
!+ can rail against the !unfairness! of 1udging me by the poor behavior of other men, but in this
culture, that's fruitless %s men, we do have to accept the fact that collectively, we have given
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good reason why it is that we ought not to be trusted ## above all in the sexual realm "e can
bemoan the in1ustice of paying for the sins of others, or we can shoulder the burden that our
brothers have created for us )and that perhaps, in our own lives, we have helped to create* "hat
that means practically is that + am committed to meeting suspicion with patience, openness, and
accountability +'m no longer hurt when folks don't trust me 1ust because +'m a man ## + accept
now that they have every reason not to!
http:;;hugoboytypepadcom;hugoFschwy<er;G==E;=>;someoneFnamedFthtml
5ou can imagine the guy being trampled on by a feminist in big black high heels, and he0d +ust sit
there going 0aaaah, yes, ! deser)e it...! deser)e it, but...noOnot the eyes! Aaaah! !0d fight back,
but it "ould +ust be adding further darkness to the cold night of misogyny that is Western
history...oooh, my crotch! Aaah!0
Why are so many males filled "ith guilt' ! think it all comes do"n to the first Pookish
3ommandment. Ke who you are. These guilt filled "imps are focused on "hat other people think
of them. !f feminists and academics say he is guilty, then presto, he is guilty. His )alue measuring
stick is only in ho" other people percei)e him.
! "onder if that is the root of all feminine thought. caring only ho" others percei)e you. ! ha)e
ne)er met a "oman "ho didn0t care "hat others thought of her. %)en the nastiest of feminists
"ill point to fello" nasty feminists agreeing "ith her as if that is )alidity of her beliefs herself.
!f a "oman is bothering me, ! ha)e noticed if ! say. 5ou should ha)e heard "hat the other girls
said about you! (A/! She shuts up and demands to kno" "hat "as said. As a man, ! kno" !
am percei)ed to be an ass to all "omen. (ut ! kno" "omen care about "hat other "omen think
and highly regard them so. Their female friends constantly backstab each other 8or at least ha)e
the potential to9. 1emale friendships are as thin as paper. So if ! say, 5our friends said some of
the nastiest stuff about you! the "oman "ill go bonkers. Tell me! she cries. ! must kno"
"hat they said! !t is safe to say that e)ery "oman has told her friends secrets, e)en of the
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nastiest sort, so e)en if ! kno" nothing her fears of her percei)ed faults emerge. ! +ust don0t tell
her and it dri)es her up a "all.
A real man doesn0t care "hat others think or care about him. John Wayne does not ask people
"hat they think of him. He +ust is who he is. When a male starts caring "hat e)eryone thinks of
him, almost certainly he begins to adopt strange feminine characteristics. He may start to gossip,
begin to dress to ho" others "ill percei)e him, and begin to talk in a "ay so he "ill be great in
other people0s eyes, and so on.
%)ery person filled "ith guilt 8and !0m not talking about real guilt like the religious sin type9 is
due to them caring about "hat other people think. $ne person said to me, Pook, do not "ear
your co"boy hat on your trip for the 3alifornians do not like Te-ans. /y response "as, PPPP
the 3alifornians! ! shall lead an army of pick=up trucks and con7uer their girly state! ! am a
Pook! ! shall "ear the biggest co"boy hat ! can find! The other states complain Te-ans ha)e too
much state pride. ! +ust laugh at them. What else should ! do' Should ! gro)el and feel guilty o)er
nothing' As an American, ! hear much anti=American nonsense especially that ! ought to be
0ashamed0 because there are non=Americans "ho don0t like my country. They hate us, Pook. So
whatN0 When did nations begin conducting foreign and domestic policy based on being liked by
other countries' There is nothing to feel guilty about "ith looking out for yourself...either in your
nationality, in your relations "ith "omen, and so on. What is ne-t' Am ! to marry bitter "ashed
out career "omen because...they "ill hate me if ! do not' Please!
,et me get on my knees. Please ha)e mercy on me, oh most "onderful feminists. ! "as a silly
Pook and thought ! had to li)e life to my o"n soul rather than the authority of your shame.
Scre" that! <i)e me my co"boy hat. ! "ould rather die on feet than li)e on my knees.
3ast off that matriarch0s guilt and, suddenly, all their arro"s of shame "ill bounce harmless off
you. They cannot shame you or control you. The guiltless man has no place in their midst.
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1eminist annoyed that 0feminist0 has negati)e
connotations
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This feminist "rites that "e all ought to embrace feminism and attack the feminist bashers 8i.e.
such people like me, the Pookius /a-imus!9.
So why has feminism always provoked such hostility0 Inlike other radical movements, feminism
is calling for something many women and men find difficult: a profound change in the power
relations between sexes # not only in the public sphere, but also, much more trickily, in the
private sphere
3eminists aim to transform not 1ust who gets the top 1obs in business, but also who gets the 1ob
of cleaning the toilet at home 3eminists want to change not 1ust who walks the corridors of
power, but also who feels safe walking home at night 3eminism is not 1ust about allowing
women to lead the same lives that men have for many years' it's about changing the rules of the
game, mapping out a possible future in which activities that do not directly contribute to further
swelling the coffers of IR plc, such as caring for family and others, are valued much more
highly +t's about more than tinkering at the edges # and that feels threatening to a lot of people
$h, you insufferable suffragettes! 5ou angry harpies! 5ou "ho think you are so are so great! 5ou
"ho +udge #ature to be so small! 5ou "ho "ish to change all of society! Why don0t you change
yourselves0 That task "ould be sufficient enough.
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Te+$n&(&#0
3oming of the %ntertainment Wa)e...
An emailer asks.
+'m looking for some material on the increase number people downloading music, movies,
videos, etc instead of actually going out to get the physical product +:ve notice a trend in some
interesting articlesspecifically this show + saw with -harlie 9ose talking about the future of
technology and entertainmentif you know of any books on that sub1ect that would be great
The "ay ho" ! gain information on the entertainment industry is +ust studying the companies
themsel)es. ! don0t kno" any books 8though !0m sure there are probably some9. (ut if you "ait
for books, it may be too late. Ama:on is already announcing digital do"nloads. Apple is set for
mo)ie do"nloads. ,ike a tidal "a)e, the entertainment "a)e "ill echo the 0information "a)e0 of
the CHs that flooded the !nternet. There "ill be a company that can net"ork it all together
someho". Whoe)er that company "ill be, it "ill become bigger than <oogle.
*igital distribution of entertainment is only the )ery first 8and small9 step. The big thing "ill be
doing entertainment in "ays that "asn0t possible before the internet. 4sing )ideo games as
e-ample, online multiplayer is +ust internet distribution of the bits. 5ou could do that at home
"ith a fe" people. (ut it "as impossible to play a //$ at home. So the //$ games begin to
create entertainment into a ne" "ay than before and generate ungodly amounts of money. !0)e
noticed the game industry tends to hit the trends first before the rest of the mainstream industries.
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So instead of tele)ision being digitally distributed from a T6 company, a more disrupti)e
element "ould be users distributing TH%!& T6 made content to each other and then to a T6
company. What if music "as made by thousands of musicians each playing their part separately
and then adding it all together' 5es, this sounds silly. (ut !0m trying to think outside of the bo-,
and ! ha)e no idea "hat the ne-t 0big thing0 "ill be. (ut this %ntertainment Wa)e "on0t end at the
0digital distribution,0 it "ill be +ust as the beginning. Just as the internet re)olutioni:ed
information, it "ill do the same for entertainment.
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The Third <reat 3hange to /ankind
History can fore)er be debated. (ut there are a fe" things that occurred "hich are beyond all
debate. Three great changes ha)e altered /ankind.
The first change is said to be the disco)ery of Agriculture. The planting of crops allo"ed cities to
occur. And "ith cities, it allo"ed the arts, the sciences, the la", and e)erything else. 5ou had the
domestication of animals during this time. Agriculture could be said to be the birth point of
ci)ili:ation. Alas, it is so ancient that "e ha)e little idea of ho" human life "as before it.
The second <reat 3hange "as the !ndustrial &e)olution. The population boom did not +ust
0happen.0 !t happened because, all of a sudden, the "ealth of /ankind +ust skyrocketed. There
"as plenty of food to go around. !nstead of dying in the fields, kids could "ork in the factories.
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/arriage and family also changed radically "ith it. So much "ealth "as generated that children
no longer "ould ha)e to "ork. /arried "omen soon follo"ed this trend. The "eekend became
possible due to all this increased "ealth building up. Production "as no longer at the home but in
factories and businesses. The home became a place of consumption instead. Ad)ertisers and
businesses pounced on the house"ife and created the image of the home as consumption li)ing.
With the fall of traditional "oman0s "ork being s"allo"ed up by the !ndustrial &e)olution
among other things, many "omen embraced 1eminism and feminist tendencies. This change is at
the tail end of its cycle.
The third <reat 3hange is the *igital &e)olution. This change is occurring no". The icy conte-ts
that the !ndustrial &e)olution built up are beginning to crack, tha", and snap "ide open. 1or
e-ample, the !ndustrial &e)olution mindset is that you go to school, get educated, and then get a
+ob 8"orking for someone else9. The *igital &e)olution mindset is that you create your o"n
business and "ork for yourself or, at least, for your o"n best interests. A great di)iding line is
falling "ithin the current li)ing generations, especially the young. Those "ho are embracing the
*igital &e)olution "ill be ahead. Those "ho are clinging to the !ndustrial Age beliefs "ill fall
further behind.
4nlike most in the /en0s /o)ement, ! don0t belie)e society "ill +ump up and di)e do"n the
abyss in *$$/S*A5. ! belie)e the changes that are occurring are being sparked by this third
<reat 3hange. ,et me ask you, Where "ould you be today "ithout the !nternet' #o Sosua)e.
#o AS1. #o /en0s /o)ement sites. 5ou "ould probably be stuck in The Way. The Way is the
!ndustrial Age. /en <oing Their $"n Way is really men embracing the *igital &e)olution.
*emographers and social scientists clutch the report papers and "ith fren:ied claim demand,
What is going on here' $h, you little scientists and academic "orms. Ten years ago, "ith the
rise of the !nternet and computers, you talked about a great change occurring in society. 5ou
talked about the *igital &e)olution as if you understood it. (ut no" ! find you did not
understand it. To you, the *igital &e)olution is a microchip or broadband. (ut the *igital
&e)olution is social more than technological. People are abandoning tele)ision and ne"spapers
for the !nternet and computers. People are beginning small businesses and turning the home into
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a producti)e unit again. People no" think in a more global fashion. While this may mean
employers "ill outsource for employees, it also means men can outsource for their "i)es. The
Way is no more.
The re)olution "as not in the computers, not in the chips, modems, or ser)ers. The true *igital
&e)olution "as in the ne" conte-ts "hich are freeing men from the !ndustrial Age. And the
harder the !ndustrial Age cronies fight against the sea change, the more people "ill see them as
they truly are.
(o- $ffice plummets DBK
Hey Holly"ood! *isrupt your entertainment model or you0re going to find yoursel)es disrupted
by an upstart outsider!
The box office experienced a horrific weekend in more ways than one Not only did a horror
movie that its studio declined to show to critics lead all others, but it earned 1ust YD million ## the
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first time in three years that the top film had made less than YA= million (oreover, the total for
all films was lower than any weekend of the year and down GE percent from the comparable
weekend a year ago to 1ust Y>BB million, according to Kloomberg News +n an interview with
today's )(onday* &os %ngeles Times, 8xhibitor 9elations chief ,aul /ergarabedian observed
that while this is ordinarily a time of year when the box office slows down, !This is not a great
way to start off the fall season! +t was, however, fairly great for Sony 3ilms, which saw The
-ovenant become its ninth film to open at #o. > this year. !t earned ZC million, "ell ahead of
Hollywoodland, which garnered critical raves for its star, Ken %ffleck +t placed second with YE
million
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Holly"ood reali:es they are in the entertainment
business...
As you kno", ! intend to be an entrepreneur Pook. This means ! intend to create my o"n
business system rather than "ork in someone else0s. While there are many business systems to
create, ! prefer to create one around my passion so it ne)er seems like "ork. This "ay ! can do
my dreams and get rich too!
So ! ha)e been studying the entertainment industry lately. This includes all entertainment.
tele)ision, mo)ies, books, radio, and so on. ! am especially :eroing in on the )ideo game
industry as that industry seems to be turning inside out at the moment especially "ith its console
transition 8direction of /icrosoft and the future of Sony "ill depend on these little game
consoles. OSo cute9.
There is another reason "hy ! am studying the entertainment industry. ! belie)e the !nternet
&e)olution has only completed its first round. *uring the CHs, the !nternet "as utili:ed for
information "hich "e sa" the rise of 5ahoo, <oogle, and other such companies. Absolutely
tremendous gro"th! (ut the !nternet has not yet been utili:ed for entertainment. The ne-t huge
"a)e, round t"o, is rising in the distance and the tidal "a)e "ill soon be upon us. So far,
companies such as Apple and their !=Tunes store are using the !nternet to replace distribution
model 8such as /icrosoft0s ,i)e /arketplace9. (ut distribution is not enough. The )ery nature of
entertainment "ill change +ust as the )ery nature of information seeking has changed. Sure, "e
ha)e digiti:ed dictionaries but that didn0t make <oogle into "hat it is today.
The %ntertainment (usiness is )ery intriguing. $ne of the common things businesses do is
market research. They say, We need to reduce risk on our ne-t in)estment. ,et us poll the
people on "hat they think of "hat should surprise them. This is stupid. Ho" in the "orld can
you do market research "ith entertainment' 5ou can0t. Holly"ood is no" reali:ing this.
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7+n this "all Street and corporate world, the discussion has become: "hat is the proven, uni2ue
selling property of this product05 said "arren Keatty, the actor, who is upbeat about the
industry:s prospects
Kut he, too, agreed the industry was in transition 7The problem is you can:t sell entertainment
the way you sell cars or air#conditioners,:: he said 78ntertainment is dependent, to some extent,
on surprise5
!ndeed. This is one of the reasons "hy ! try to mi- things up on this blog so you can0t predict
"hat Pook "ill post ne-t 8not sure if !0m successful or not "ith that though haha9. When you
become predictable in the entertainment business, you are through. After "eeks of not looking at
my hits tracker, !0)e found that the audience of this blog is gro"ing. Whate)er has happened, !
ha)en0t scared e)eryone a"ay yet.
! HAT% ho" Holly"ood has focused on creating franchises instead of mo)ies. ! HAT% ho"
)ideo game companies are focusing on creating franchises instead of games. To hell "ith the
franchises! They aren0t surprising in any "ay. !f Holly"ood "ants to recapture its magic, shift
the creati)ity of the mo)ies from the director to the "riters. This is "hat Pi-ar has done and their
mo)ies are generally "ell "ritten. !n Holly"ood, directors rule. ,et the "riters fle- their
muscles.
$ne thing that Holly"ood could do is to make smaller cheaper mo)ies and sell them digitally.
This can be episodic or not. !0m sure many guys "ouldn0t mind paying a dollar or so to beam an
episode of (attlestar <alactica into their T6s "hen they "ant it, ho" they "ant it, rather than
"asting time on torrent sites. The sho" D? could "ork "ith this as "ell. Heck, the !nternet could
remake ho" sho"s are done rather than distributed. Whoe)er young enterprising person figures
out ho" "ill become )eryO)ery rich.
Some people ha)e asked me "hy ! ha)en0t "ritten a book. The ans"er is that the book industry
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has collapsed. ! hate the business model currently for the book industry 8it "orks almost like the
)ideo game industry...yes, it is that stupid9. (ooks are routinely sent back to be burned, e)en
Stephen ;ing and J. ;. &o"ling books. There is so much of a problem bet"een the publishers
and retailers that it feels like a "aste of money and time. Also, another big problem is that if !
"rote a book, ! "ould be e-pected to sell it through the same "ays. book signings, T6
appearances, sho"ing up in public, etc., etc., etc. There are many "ays to sell a book than these
book signings. (esides, ! cannot let anyone kno" "ho ! truly am. So if ! e)er "rote anything, !0d
rather create a business model around it on the !nternet. ! "ant to make "riting and reading
profitable on the !nternet. !0m still looking to find out ho".
Surprise is king in the entertainment industry. Some comedians and theaters rely on 0shock )alue0
for such surprise 8"hich isn0t long lasting9. The mo)ie industry has been doing the same thing
o)er and o)er again. more special effects and bigger budgets. #o", people are bored.
Strangely, the same has occurred "ith the )ideo game industry. <ames ha)e been relying on
more special effects and bigger budgets. (ut gamers are getting bored. /a+or in)estors are
"arning about a shake up in the games industry 8"hich appears to be occurring as the collapse of
%E symboli:es9. (oth /icrosoft and Sony are going into ma+or red ink 8billions9 "ith going the
tried and true "ay of more special effects and bigger budgets "ith their consoles. What is curious
is that #intendo has decided to put its money into the controller. We belie)e this "ill surprise
the consumer the most, #intendo says. !f they are right, it could be lightning in a bottle. What
you are not hearing is that from their financial statements, #intendo is being )ery aggressi)e
"ith their console. B million systems "ill be shipped for the first 1iscal 5ear 8ends in /arch9 but
there are rumors that this number has increased to B million +ust for the holidays. Apparently,
#intendo0s system must ha)e recei)ed tremendous feedback from retailers 8"ho ordered more9. !
actually hope a fourth console company "ill come in and shake up things e)en more.
O(ut enough of that. People say that )ideo games ha)e become the masculine domain. So "hat
is "ith these metrose-uals' #o "onder some of you guys ha)e problems! Ack!
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And be "arned about clicking on this. ! stopped gaming ,$#< ,$#< ago but "hat in the "orld
is going on here' Talk about gaming gone sissyness!
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#ightline surpasses ,etterman
Jay ,eno0s reruns are bringing in bigger ratings than ,etterman0s ne" sho"s. #ightline is no"
bringing in bigger ratings than ,etterman. When #ightline out rates your sho", you kno" you
are in trouble.
Since ! am curious about the %ntertainment !ndustry, ! "ondered, <ee, "hy is ,etterman0s
ratings going do"n' The complaints ! hear is that ,etterman has become la:y, that he does the
same thing again and again, has become too political, and the sho" +ust isn0t that entertaining
anymore. People also complain about his multiple con)ersations "ith that musician on his staff
throughout the sho". Strangely, many people cite the $0&eilly inter)ie" "here ,etterman said,
BHK of e)erything you say is crap. #o", ! don0t "atch $0&eilly and ! don0t "atch ,etterman
8can0t e)en "atch 3onan because 3onan pissed off the T6 manager do"n here in Te-as or
something9. So ! hunted do"n this clip to find out "hy it "ould turn people a"ay. !n the clip,
you can see ho" the sho" "asn0t lighthearted and got too serious. !t is an e-ample of ho" not to
do political comedy 8be "arned, not funny9.
Johnny 3arson kne" his place. Apparently, 3arson "as a big liberal but he ne)er let his sho"
become bogged do"n about politics. He kept that stuff off stage because people "anted
entertainment and to laugh, not serious stuff.
Here is an e-ample of ho" to do proper political comedy. ! normally don0t like Triumph, but this
clip is a good e-ample of ho" to do it right. #otice ho" Triumph mocks the people, the
politicians and their "orkers, and not the beliefs as they "ere'
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People, of any political persuasion, en+oy "atching their politicians mocked but ne)er their o"n
beliefs.
This columnist didn0t do his home"ork
3##0s 3hris /orris says, from another analyst, the PSP "ill ha)e a price drop )ery soon. Why
does he say this' (ecause...
,S, sales have been solid so far, with G= million units shipped worldwide )with over @ million of
those to the IS* That's essentially a tie with the Nintendo /S, which has sold over GA million
units # but the numbers don't tell the whole story
"hile the /S has been on the upswing, thanks to commercially and critically successful games
such as !Krain %ge! )which has sold more than B million copies worldwide*, !Nintendogs! and
!New Super (ario Krothers,! the ,S, has not had a game truly capture the gaming world's
attention since the release of !.rand Theft %uto: &iberty -ity Stories! )published by Take Two
+nteractive )-harts** last $ctober
/aybe 3hris ought to ask, Ho" is the hard"are selling if the soft"are isn0t' 1rom last month0s
#P* numbers, <TA. ,3S sold the same amount as /ario ;art. *S "hich is re)ealing ho"
much disappointment the portable <TA has been. The game sells but not 7uite as retailers had
hoped.
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The ans"er is in those shipment numbers. While Sony has shipped many PSPs to retailers, e)en
at the same le)el as *S, the retailer sales numbers points a different picture "hich is "hy 3hris
can, stunningly, say that the PSP has lost is momentum "hile saying its shipment numbers are
e)en "ith the *S. 3hris ought to put t"o and t"o together to figure out "hy Sony "on0t do a
price cut.
!f Sony did a price cut of the PSP, Sony "ould lose much of that money of all those PSPs that
ha)e been sent. So "hat ! suspect Sony "ill do instead is to raise the )alue of the PSP by
focusing more on the non=gaming functions as "ell as the PS> game do"nloads to it. ! think
3hris is taking the "ord of this 0analyst0 too closely.
Ho" did this analyst get to his 0conclusion'0 !t is probably because he is busy playing armchair
3%$. He gets the sales numbers as do "e all and can clearly see a stall "ithin the PSP. He then
says, Price drop imminent! Sony has, after all, sho"n that it "ill do a price drop especially on
a system like the PSD if it goes belo" DHH,HHH sales in a #P* month. Also, Sony "ants money.
!s the PSP still profitable after a Z@H price cut' Probably not, "hich is further reason "hy it "on0t
be cut.
#intendo got burnt by shipping too many <amecubes and, since has been )ery conser)ati)e "ith
their shipments. The *S is facing the issue of se)ere "orld"ide shortages this 3hristmas if
#intendo cannot ramp production. Japan is mainly to blame. ,ooking through the charts and
numbers of Japanese sales is like ha)ing people chant 0*S! *S! *S!0 all the time as this ytmd
sho"s. System shortages. 3artridge shortages. Shortages e)ery "eek in the summer months for
goodness sakes.
There "ill some big ne"s this "eek and ne-t concerning the system launches.
/ean"hile, %A says that it plans for le)el console field. %A is the biggest game publisher so
their "ord counts for something. *oes %A really belie)e the console market "ill remain e)en
three "ay' O$f course not. This 0le)el console field0 %A plans for is %A actually saying, We
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don0t kno" "hat the hell is going to happen this console generation!!!! So "e "ill support all the
consoles e)enly!
$ther third party publishers ha)e echoed similar statements. 3apcom has decided the handhelds
are their more attracti)e option since the console market is in chaos.
To those "ho are younger, you might not appreciate the unstable nature of the console market.
Atari "as once the fastest gro"ing 4.S. company "ith such a meteoric rise...and "ent bankrupt
"ithin a year. #intendo entered the crashed market and re)i)ed it 8"hich you can handily read
about in most business books today9. Sega arose out of no"here. Sony, also, came from no"here.
%)eryone predicted the *S to flop. !0)e ne)er seen a more competiti)e, immature, momentum
based industry that is as unstable UriskyV 8and profitable9 as the console game industry. $ut of the
many companies that ha)e entered the market, the only company to sur)i)e unscathed since the
>CFHs "as #intendo, since the >CCHs is Sony. There is such a high failure rate 8did you kno"
only ?K of )ideo games e)er make money'9. Anyone going into the console market has to be
do"nright insane.
! agree "ith 3hris ;ohler 8from "ired maga:ine9 "hen he says "e might lose another big
member of the games industry fairly soon 8my guess "ould be /icrosoft if it fails to generate
money from the [bo- EBH9. The ma+or in)estors, such as those "ho helped create Ti)o and
[fire, say that the games industry is sick and it is going to rapidly change. %E died for this
reason.
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&a:or blades model is not the standard for
consoles
#intendo says that it "ill make money off of e)ery console it sells. Analysts are stunned that a
console is actually profitable. (ut really, the 0ra:or and blades0 business model doesn0t apply to
)ideo game consoles despite "hat anyone tells you. The idea of the ra:or and blades model is to
sell the ra:or at a no=profit or at a loss and reap the money back by people buying blades. This
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model is used on printers and their ink cartridges.
$nly one console really does the ra:or and blades business model and that is the [bo- franchise.
The Playstations are sold at a loss initially but, betting on falling computer part prices, the
hard"are soon becomes profitable. 1or e-ample, the PSP "as not profitable to Sony at launch.
(ut around se)en 8or so9 months, it broke e)en and became profitable. Sony can do this since it
o"ns many of the factories in)ol)ed.
Sega tried doing the ra:or and blades business model by selling hard"are at a loss and making it
up for games near the end of its cycle. (ut this failed for Sega.
Atari, #%3, Sega 8for the most part9, Sony 8e-cept at the beginning of each system9 and
#intendo ha)e ne)er done the ra:or and blades model as is commonly understood today.
;eep in mind that the [bo- EBH has sold four million 8according to independent sales charts9
consoles so far "hich is pretty lame for a year being on a market "ith no competitors. PSE is
supposed to ship t"o million by the end of the year. Wii "ill ship four million by the end of the
year. So despite being a year on the market, [bo- EBH may end up becoming 7uickly buried.
What is humorous to me is that #intendo "ill probably outsell both /icrosoft and Sony "ith
their Wiis and make money on all of it. ! ask you. "ho has the better business model out of the
three console makers' The ans"er is easily seen in "ho gets the most money.
#o", there is a real ra:or and blades model that game consoles can use but it is not in the "ay
ho" people percei)e it. The product of a game system is not the hard"are. !t is the hard"are and
the soft"are 8if you ha)e +ust hard"are, all you ha)e is an empty silicon bo-9. After all, "hen
you buy a ra:or it often comes bundled "ith some sort of blades. This is "hy ! think selling
hard"are, by itself, at a loss and e-pect profit from games is not a true comparison of the ra:or
and blades model. A better e-ample of it "ould be bundling in a hit game, not +ust any game, and
once you put the console in someone0s home, they then go and buy other soft"are.
The best e-ample of this "ould be ;alinske0s decision for Sega "ith the <enesis. Sega makes
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this hit game, Sonic the Hedgehog, "hich is flying off shel)es. What does ;alinske propose to
Sega' <et rid of Altered (east in the bundle and put in Sonic and drop the price of the o)erall
system. The board "as stunned at this. (y putting their hit game into the system, they "ould lose
all that great profit they "ere en+oying from Sonic. And by selling the system for less, it "as as if
the <enesis "ould not make that much money! %)eryone "as appalled at ;alinske, at this
American, for telling the Japanese board ho" to sell their system in America. (ut the president
of Sega "ent ahead "ith ;alinske.
(y putting the hit title "ith the console, the system sold e-tremely "ell 8people buy the hard"are
to get to the soft"are. Ste)e Jobs says. Soft"are is the dri)er of hard"are9. $nce the system
"as in people0s home, they "ould then get other games for it. This is ho" the actual ra:or and
blades model "ould "ork "ith )ideo game consoles.
#intendo did something similar "ith the #%S. Super /ario (rothers "ould sell )ery "ell alone.
(ut by bundling it "ith the system, it mo)ed the #%S to new and bored video game players.
Since the Wii is aiming for that same strategy, it is no "onder #intendo bundled in Wii Sports.
(ut ! don0t think #intendo "ent far enough. They should ha)e tossed in a second controller 8"ii=
mote and nunchucka9 as "ell as Welda. TP into the bo- and priced it at ZEHH. They "ould not
make as much money as before, but it "ould dri)e the system sales by putting in their 0hit0 title
"ith the system. !n the same "ay, /icrosoft "ould be )ery smart for bundling Halo E "ith the
[bo- EBH "hen it comes out. Ho"e)er, ! doubt they "ill do this.
(y the "ay, ! feel sorry for you guys in the 4; "ho ha)e to shell out huge prices 8and Australia
too9. To make it crystal clear for those of us on the outside.
%urope routinely gets shafted by not +ust console companies but by all the electronic companies.
!n the 4;, their prices are a third more e-pensi)e than they should be.
Wii is ZD@H in America. !n 4;, it is ZEEB. PSE in America is Z@CC. !n the 4;, it is ZGCF.
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The H* &e)olution that fi::led
!n my attempts for financial and business education, ! ha)e been trying to recogni:e trends,
coming and going, like an !ndustry 3aptain on his boat o)erlooking these "a)es and ripples.
Since most things in business tend to be cyclical, it is highly profitable to place your business !#
1&$#T of a trend and let that "a)e help propel you. ! ha)e heard business e-ecuti)es care so
much about trends that some associate "ith high school students because they kno" that is
"here the ne-t trends begin. in the )ery young.
%)eryone has told me that the trend of H* tele)ision is the entertainment "a)e of the future.
(elie)e, /r. Pook! they said. (elie)e! 1or the H* re)olution is upon us! %stimates sho" that
most households "ill ha)e a H* T6 in the ne-t fe" years. Skepticism filled me. 1irst of all,
tele)ision )ie"ing has been falling like a rock in recent years. Ad)ertising money is decreasing
on tele)ision but increasing on the !nternet. H* T6 content is only around BK of all broadcasts
no" "hich still puts the number lo". ! sa" no desire among the mass consumer to rush out and
buy a H* T6. + still ha)e no desire to buy such a T6. The only people ! sa" enthusiastic "ere
those "ho desired the ultimate home theater and gadgeteers. ! belie)e the ne-t huge tidal "a)e
8tsunami si:e9 "ill be the !nternet being used for entertainment 8rather than +ust information9.
3ontent streamed from the !nternet "ill be big. O(ut H* tele)ision' /ost people don0t e)en see
a difference in the picture 7uality. (ut "hat do ! kno"' ! am +ust a shmuck from the boonies. !
am not a 0learned0 expert.
Apparently, the huge "a)e of H* T6s penetrating most homes is ending up to be only a ripple.
These T6 builders ha)e o)erestimated the demand and are stuck "ith surpluses. This isn0t
surprising to me since if T6 )ie"ership is falling, "ouldn0t the demand for ne" tele)isions'
!nterestingly, ! see more and more digital T6s occupying the ads more no" than H* sets. This
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could indicate that people are +umping the digital re)olution, not the H* re)olution. H* is still
an unstable format and still not defined.
What is interesting is that t"o )ideo game console companies ha)e hitched their "agon to the
0H* &e)olution.0 /icrosoft and Sony. What is unfortunate for Sony is that they are literally
betting their company on (lu=&ay and the 3ell 3hip for the PSE. ! think (ill <ates "as correct in
his prediction that both (lu=&ay and H*=*6* "ill lose and digital )ie"ership from the !nternet
8or other means9 "ill be the format to replace *6*s. Hopefully, Sony has a contingency plan if
their current plans go a"ry.
!t looks like their contingency plan is /a Linci -ode ++ and /a Linci -ode +++. 4gh.
This doesn0t mean that High *efinition "on0t e)entually be in all tele)isions. (ut it does mean
that the H* adoption has been drastically o)er=estimated for the present. !f most people are not
going to rush out and buy a ne" H* T6, "hat makes these companies think they "ill rush to
replace their *6* libraries "ith H* *6* or (lu=&ay'
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Sony says. To hell "ith you, %urope!
TH!&* %*!T. $;, you guys are mean.
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S%3$#* %*!T. This gets "orse. According to this...
+n the IS, about B==,=== ,layStation ? machines will be available when they go on sale Nov
AH %bout A==,=== will be available on the Nov AA Mapan launch date
The production problem is causing about a one#month delay that will reduce the company's
supply capacity by about a million machines from the original plan, he said
People may ask, So "hat' People buy it later. They "ill lose many sales by this. Also, this is
)ery much a momentum based industry. Also consider ho" much money "as spent on the PSE
ad)ertising blit:. All that money "ill be "asted. Why ad)ertise a product that no one can buy'
%-pect Sony stock to plunge today.
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Also e-pect third party game companies to begin bailing on Sony if these launch numbers are
true.
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%*!T. 1orbes has +umped on this too. Some of you may go, ,$,, stop acting like a dork "hen
talking about these game consoles Pook, ,AW,. (ut this +ust isn0t the )ideo game industry in
transition here2 it is digital entertainment, the ne-t mo)ie format, as "ell as that merry 0top bo- in
your li)ing room0 "ar /icrosoft and Sony ha)e.
1orbes is saying there "ill be only t"o million consoles for launch for America and Japan. !t "ill
be )ery difficult to get one. 8&euters is reporting production starts on September Gth. That is not
much time to make millions of such a complicated machine.9
Sony0s original plans "ere to ha)e four million at launch. !f they could get three million at
launch, they "ould still launch in %urope. 8The 1iscal 5ear <oals are still the same at B million
by /arch but that "ill be a logistical challenge to meet9. (ut if they can only get t"o million at
launch and that is by cannibali:ing all the blu=ray parts from the stand alone player production...
! think "e0re seeing a similar [bo- EBH production fiasco "ith the PSE. (y the time a PSE is on
the shel)es "here you could buy it easily "ould probably be in April of DHHG.
The delay also includes Australia and other smaller countries.
%)en "orse. Sony of %urope +ust launched their PSE "ebsite yesterday 8"ith trailers and all
ready for the big ad)ertising push9! $h, they must ha)e +ust learned about this!
! hear in %urope they "ere selling pre=orders "ith those DH UpoundV cds 8or so9. ! doubt you0ll get
your money back for them.
To recap ho" fast these things change.
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=at %E DHHB, Sony says ? million for launch, B million at end of fiscal year
=a little o)er a "eek ago, ;a: still says D million before 0HG bet"een E territories
=earlier this "eek, it "as clarified to mean D million for launch, ? million before 0HG
=no", ;utagari says a little0 o)er D million before 0HG
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The entertainment industry is entertaining to e-amine the business falls and spikes. (ut there is
no entertainment more fun to "atch than the game industry especially at transition. 5ou ne)er
kno" "hat is going to happen.
Sony has +ust announced the PSE "ill be delayed in %urope until /arch DHHG. That means all
those retailers in %urope +ust got scre"ed. #intendo and /icrosoft must be ecstatic.
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The delay is because of the blu=ray components for the PSE. !f they had to take %urope off the
list, ! "onder ho" much there "ill be a)ailable for Japan and America for launch. ,osing a
3hristmas season in A#5 of the big three markets is )ery bad. The bulk of game industry sales
come at *ecember and #o)ember.
(ut Sony fans should keep their head up. Sony is trying to bring back the 4/* "ith them being
cheaply priced. T<S should be big for Sony. There are rumors that the ;ill:one game "ill be
featured and "ill be as good as the pre=rendered DHH@ %E trailer.
(ut also, in other ne"s, /erril ,ynch reports that #intendo stock keeps going up. (ut it is not
+ust /erril ,ynch is saying this2 all sorts of groups are noticing "hat is going on.
#intendo is mimicking the e-act same business and marketing strategy of the iPod. !t "ill be
entertaining to see ho" this strategy "orks in such a competiti)e market. 3ould #intendo kill off
the Playstation as Apple killed the "alkman' 6ery doubtful. (ut regardless, it "ill be fun to
"atch the hysteria ensue "ithin the ne-t fe" months.
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L!mmense ,ogistical 3hallengeM
This is the e-act phrase gamesindustry.bi: used "hen Sony clarified its launch details for the
PSE.
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The original plan "as for Sony to ha)e si- million per launch. #o", it is to ha)e t"o million for
launch, t"o million shipped by the end of the year, and t"o million after that by time of the end
of the fiscal year.
What is more curious is that Sony did not deny ;a:0s statement that Sony hasn0t began
manufacturing the PSE. /icrosoft "as at a similar position a year ago and "e kno" "hat a
disaster of production it had for the [bo- EBH0s launch.
;eep in mind that the entire company of Sony is being bet on the PSE, this little game console.
The "hispers going around the business community are echoing the negati)ity many game sites
ha)e been going about. Since the games business is a momentum based industry, shortages could
pro)e to be paraly:ing to the entire console0s success. #o)ember "ill be an interesting as
in)estors hold their breaths.
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&eturn of the (ig #'
!n DHHE, it "as common to hear this.

Nintendo:s weakness doesn:t 1ust lie on the console front Sony:s announcement of the ,S, sent
the company:s stock tumbling as investors saw it as a ma1or threat to the successful .ame Koy
line The .ame Koy has seen its fair share of competition from other companies vying for a slice
of the portable market, but not from Sony The ,laystation has ruled the console market for two
solid generations and its first handheld product could do the same for the portable market
The company:s flaccid attitude towards the ,S, is a bit alarming and disconcerting Nintendo
president Satoru +wata has said that the ,S, will not have a big impact on their business The
public might be sub1ect to believe him, except that this is far from the truth The .ame Koy
%dvance is the large reason for the company's YD> million net profit in %pril to Mune "ith its
uncertainty of success in the home console market, Nintendo has shown no plan of attack against
the ,S, other than a new game product announcement that may or may not be a successor to the
.K% "hat:s more alarming is that the new product is described as 7uni2ue and surprising5 +f
it:s as uni2ue and surprising as the ,ac#(an for .ame-ube demonstrated at 8?, count
consumers out
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"hile it:s understandable that Nintendo can:t divulge important details of a new .K% for
strategic reasons, the company is no longer in the position to be the stubborn playmaker it once
was +f it can:t control market conditions, it has to react to them The nonchalant attitude and
vague company outlook only raises more doubt to the company:s brand, image, and sales
Ho" times ha)e changed. Apple is no" recalling all of their laptops that use Sony batteries along
"ith *ell 8ouch!9. !n)estors are literally holding their breath since Sony is betting their company
on the PSE due out in a couple of months. Sony0s stock is slo"ly being hit.
O(ut "hat of #intendo0s' &emember the mo)ie of Terminator D ho" the e)il terminator, "hen
shattered, took a long time for the first drops of li7uid to cling back together' #o one kne" the
figure "as re=appearing until all the li7uid "as together and the machine fast reappeared to its
pre)ious formidable strength.
!magine a shattered #intendo, throughout the past fe" years, its droplets "ere slo"ly forming
together and no one noticed. #o", the entire beast is reappearing before the industry0s eyes.
August DErd = 5ahoo 1inance
The link has e-pired but !0)e copied it here.
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Nintendo's 9un Not $ver 4et
"ednesday %ugust G?, @:B@ am 8T
Steven Towns submits: Nintendo's %/9s have gained @?V in the past >G#weeks as its ordinary
shares have gained DEV ## a difference in the yen;usd exchange' no real arbitrage opportunity
here at this point 3I#4& news of 7apan reports the +aiwa Institute of 8esearch sees even
more potential upside between appro(imately 9-. to ::. ahead of its new game console
launch this ;ovember. !nd don't forget the impact of foreign e(change profits%
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Nintendo's ordinary shares closed today up =@>V at GG,BH= yen )%/9 e2uivalent of YGBG@* +ts
%/9s closed yesterday at YG?D> ## remember they are traded as pink sheets at a A:=AG> ratio
/aiwa said that the more information Nintendo makes available about its "ii console launch the
higher its share price could go as anticipation builds Kased on the launches of previous
consoles, /aiwa sees Nintendo's ordinary shares theoretically trading up to between G>,===
)YGH %/9 e2uiv* and ?=,=== yen )Y?GB= %/9 e2uiv* The first amount is based on the
Nintendo EB launch and the second is based on the Super Nintendo
July D@th = (loomberg
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Nintendo Shares .ain as 9ising /S Sales Koost ,rofit
Muly G> )Kloomberg* ## #hares of ;intendo 4o., the world's biggest ma"er of handheld video
game players, climbed to a < 9=>- year high after the company raised its forecast for earnings
as sales of the touch-screen +# device 1umped
The stock 1umped >E percent to GG,=== yen as of A:=B pm on the $saka Securities 8xchange,
its highest since Man GA, G==G Net income will probably be @? billion yen in the year started
%pril A, the Ryoto#based company said yesterday, raising its forecast from E> billion yen
Nintendo raised its outlook for sales of /S hardware and software as !New Super (ario Kros''
became the top#selling IS title in Mune and !Krain %ge'' took the No ? spot The company will
be able to introduce more innovative games in the fourth 2uarter, when it releases the "ii home
console that features a motion#sensitive controller
!Nintendo /S sales are strong in Mapan and 8urope and have turned up in the IS market,
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which had been a cause for concern,'' %tsuko Raneko, an analyst at IKS Securities Mapan &td,
wrote in a report dated yesterday 7The upswing in /S sales in the IS could also be a positive
for sales of the "ii, which features a uni2ue input device'' She rates the shares !buy''
July Bth = 5ahoo Asia #e"s from &euters
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T$R4$, Muly E )9euters* # The following stocks are on the move on Thursday:
??;I;T$;+& !T I@$#T #I;4$ >-->, 4# AB# T!8@$T??
Nintendo -o &td rises >@ percent to G=,HE= yen after rising as high as GA,=== yen, its highest
since (arch G==G
-redit Suisse in a report on "ednesday raised its target price for the stock to AD,=== yen from
A@,=== yen while maintaining its !neutral! rating
-redit Suisse said it now expects the company to post a ?EH percent rise in consolidated
operating profit in the year to (arch to AG?> billion yen )YA=H billion*, up from its previous
estimate of AAE? billion yen in profit
The upward revision reflected an assumed weaker yen and continued strong sales in Mapan of
Nintendo /S hardware and software, -redit Suisse analyst May /efibaugh said
/ay >@th = 5ahoo Asia #e"s from &euters
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T$R4$, (ay A> )9euters* # The following stocks are on the move on (onday:
??;I;T$;+& !T <-C$!8 I@ &; 5ii $DB$4T!TI&;#??
Nintendo -o &td rises EG percent to AD,HA= yen after earlier climbing to as high as AD,@D= yen,
the highest level since %pril G==G
The stock has gained since last Tuesday when the company said its next#generation video game
console, "ii, will be available in the fourth 2uarter
The console stole the spotlight at last week's 8lectronic 8ntertainment 8xpo )8?* show in the
Inited States from Sony -orp's ,layStation ?, raising expectations for profit growth at
Nintendo
Shares of Sony are down GA percent at >,GG= yen
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4S <ame Sales for July 8#P*9
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$ne of the things !0)e been doing is studying the entertainment business. As )ideo games are part
of this, ! figured !0d pass along the sales information. 5ou "ould be surprised ho" many parallels
there are bet"een the book industry and the )ideo game industry. ! don0t really play any games
8ha)en0t bought a console in like >B years9 but some of you might be interested in the sales
information. (esides, it makes for an easy blog post!
There are three ma+or markets for games. Japan, #orth America, and %urope. Japanese sales
information is the easiest to obtain usually through 1amitsu or /edia 3reate. 4nited States sales
are often summed up by the #P*. %uropean sales information are the hardest come by. Also, in
%urope ! get the information in separate countries rather than as a "hole. So far, the three ma+or
markets are trending...
Japan Q *S ,and 8>BH,HHH *Ses sold a "eek. All other systems combined don0t e)en match that
number. *S is currently outpacing the 1amicom sales.9
America Q 5ou0ll see belo".
%urope Q Trending to"ard something like Japan in parts.
Here are the 4nited States sales numbers from July by #P*.
July Hard"are Sales
#*S Q EGG,HHH
PSD Q D?>,HHH
EBH Q DHB,HHH
<(A Q >BE,HHH
PSP Q >B>,HHH
<3# Q ??,HHH
[bo- Q >D,HHH
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July Top D@ Soft"are Sales
4S Top D@ 6ideogame Titles
&ank Title Publisher
&ank Title Publisher
> PSD #3AA 1$$T(A,, HG %lectronic Arts
D EBH #3AA 1$$T(A,, HG %lectronic Arts
E #*S #%W S4P%& /A&!$ (&$S #intendo
? [([ #3AA 1$$T(A,, HG %lectronic Arts
@ EBH 3H&$/%H$4#*S Sega
B EBH ,$&* $1 TH% &!#<S. (ATT,% 1$& TH% /!**,% %A&TH D %lectronic Arts
G EBH P&%5 Take D !nteracti)e
F PSD <4!TA& H%&$ (4#*,% Acti)ision
C PSD 3A&S THI
>H PSD #A&4T$. 4,T!/AT% #!#JA #amco
>> PSD <&A#* TH%1T A4T$. ,!(%&T5 3!T5 ST$&!%S Take D !nteracti)e
>D <(A 3A&S THI
>E PSD 1!1A W$&,* 34P DHHB %lectronic Arts
>? EBH %,*%& S3&$,,S !6. $(,!6!$# Take D !nteracti)e
>@ EBH 1!1A W$&,* 34P DHHB %lectronic Arts
>B EBH T$/ 3,A#350S <H$ST &%3$#. A*6A#3%* WA&1!<HT%& 4bi Soft
>G <3# 3A&S THI
>F #*S (&A!# A<%. T&A!# 5$4& (&A!# !# /!#4T%S A *A5 #intendo
>C PSD #1, H%A* 3$A3H %lectronic Arts
DH EBH 1!<HT #!<HT &$4#* E %lectronic Arts
D> #*S (!< (&A!# A3A*%/5 #intendo
DD PSD ;!#<*$/ H%A&TS !! S7uare %ni-
DE EBH $6%& < 1!<HT%&S 4bi Soft
D? EBH 3A,, $1 *4T5 D Acti)ision
D@ PSD P!&AT%S $1 TH% 3A&!((%A#. TH% ,%<%#* $1 JA3; SPA&&$W (ethesda
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Source. The #P* <roupR#P* 1un"orld, P$S
#ote. &anked in terms of ZZZ sales.
#3AA 8all )ersions9 Q CG>,HHH
3ars 8all )ersions9 Q ?>F,HHH
Prey 8EBH9 Q >ED,HHH
#P* says.
$verall hardware sales were up G>V y;y counting current and next gen consoles and handheld
sales AG@#bit hardware sales were down ??V y;y in Muly ,SG unit sales were down GGV y;y,
.-N down A?V and Qbox down BHV This brings the install base of AG@#bit consoles to
approximately E= million in the IS The Qbox ?E= sold G=HR units versus GHHR in Mune, with a
strong life#to#date tie ratio of BEA -ombined Qbox and Qbox ?E= software increased BBV y;y
"e expect Qbox ?E= hardware sales to pick up in %ugust with the release of 8%:s (adden N3&
G==H
Here is the rank of the games in number of 4#!TS sold. All the follo"ing titles are o)er @Hk sold
for the month of July.
PSD #3AA 1$$T(A,, HG ?CDk
EBH #3AA 1$$T(A,, HG EEDk
#*S #%W S4P%& /A&!$ (&$S EHHk
PSD <&A#* TH%1T A4T$. ,!(%&T5 3 >FEk
[([ #3AA 1$$T(A,, HG >?@k
PSD 3A&S >D>k
#*S (&A!# A<%. T&A!# 5$4& (&A!# >DHk
#*S (!< (&A!# A3A*%/5 >>Fk
<(A 3A&S >>@k
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EBH 3H&$/%H$4#*S >>>k
EBH ,$&* $1 TH% &!#<S. (ATT,% 1 >HFk
PSD 1!1A W$&,* 34P DHHB >H@k
PSD #A&4T$. 4,T!/AT% #!#JA >H?k
EBH P&%5 >HEk
PSD STA& WA&S. (ATT,%1&$#T !! FDk
PSD <4!TA& H%&$ (4#*,% FHk
PSD <$* $1 WA& G?k
<3# 3A&S B@k
PSD <&A#* TH%1T A4T$. SA# A#*&% BEk
PSD /!*#!<HT 3,4( E. *4( %* &%/ B>k
PSD #1, H%A* 3$A3H BHk
<(A S4P%& /A&!$ A*6A#3% @Ck
PSD P!&AT%S $1 TH% 3A&!((%A#. T @Bk
#*S /A&!$ ;A&T @Ek
#*S A#!/A, 3&$SS!#<. W!,* W$&,* @>k
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Japanese <ame Sales 8,ast Week of August9
The games industry continues to turn itself inside out. !n)estors demanded #intendo to stockpile
their *Ses for the "eek "hen 1inal 1antasy E *S comes out. So #intendo shipped out like half
the number the "eek pre)ious to this list of sales. S7uare=%ni- "as caught by surprise "hen their
11E remake completely sold out.
To those asking, Why does Japan matter' ,$,. The combined hard"are and soft"are for
Japan is no" slightly ahead of America0s sales. Japan has suddenly seen its market double in
si:e...if not more.
$ne you thing you shouldn0t do in business is run your mouth off. Here are some 7uotes from
Sony, mostly Phil Harrison, on his reaction to the mutant t"o screened *S.
!The idea of a handheld rivalry with Nintendo is an irrelevance, those formats don't appear in
our planning +t's not a fair comparison' not fair on them, + should stress That sounds arrogant,
maybe, but it's the truth!
!"ith the /S, it's fair to say that Nintendo stepped out of the technical race and went for a
feature differentiation with the touch screen, but + fear that it won't have a lasting impact beyond
that of a gimmick # so the long#lasting appeal of the platform is at peril as a direct result of
that!
!Nintendo knows its target audience, because it has really narrowed that down' and it's pretty
much defined by a boy or girl's ability to admire ,okemon!
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!,S, will elevate portable entertainment out of the handheld gaming ghetto and Sony is the only
company that can do it!
H> #*S 11E = @HE.H@> R #%W
HD #*S #%W S/( = B@.@@B R D.CH>.DB?
HE #*S &une 1actory = ?D.D>H R #%W
H? #*S (rain Age D = ?>.GF? R E.HGE.>C@
H@ #*S 3ooking #a)i = EG.EDB R EF?.H?@
HB #*S Tamagotchi D = EH.@H? R?EH.CEE
HG #*S /ario (asketball EonE = EH.E@@
HF #*S Animal 3rossing WW = EH.HDE R E.>?C.>E>
HC #*S (rain Age = DD.FBB R D.GEB.>@H
>H #*S %nglish Training = >G.?B@
>>. *aito <iken Pachislot Hihouden
>D. Tetris *S
>E. /ario ;art *S
>?. Jissen Pachislot Hokuto no ;en S% 8PSD9
>@. /elty (lood Act 3aden:a
>B. Wrestle Angels Sur)i)or
>G. S* <undam < <eneration Portable
>F. Jikkyou Po"erful Pro (aseball >E
>C. Sengoku (ASA&A D
DH. <uilty <ear Judgment 8PSP9
D>. *igimon Story
DD. /onster Hunter Portable 8PSP The (est9
DE. summerNN
D?. ;irarin Star &e)olution ;irakira !dol Audition
D@. Atsumare! Po"er Pro ;un no *S ;oushien
DB. &hythm Tengoku
DG. /inna no *S Seminar ;anpeki ;an+i
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DF. (attle Stadium *$# 8PSD9
DC. /ushiking <reatest 3hampion e=no /ichi D
EH. Pokemon &anger *iamond and Pearl e=no /ichi
>. #intendo *S ,ite >BE.DG?
D. PlayStation Portable DC.C?@
E. PlayStation D D>.FDC
?. <ame(oy Ad)ance SP D.G>C
@. <ame(oy /icro >F>C
B. [bo- EBH >>CG
G. #intendo <ame3ube FEG
F. #intendo *S ?>H
C. <ame(oy Ad)ance >?
>H. [bo- >D
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#P* Sales for August DHHB
These are the total sales in America for last month of August according to #P*.
<ame (oy Ad)ance >@Bk
<ame3ube ?>k
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/adden is probably the biggest franchise in the 4nited States.
So "hat to make of these sales' Well, there is no handheld contest. <(A has outsold the PSP for
this entire year. *S is outselling the PSD. What is interesting about the *S is that its third party
sales are no" much healthier than the PSP0s. There is no more handheld "ar anymore. *S "on.
1or the consoles, "hat to say' The PSD is still doing strong. (ut the real story is the [bo- EBH.
All together, the [bo- EBH has sold around E.@ million in America 8its strongest market9. !t has
bombed in Japan and its %uropean sales are not too good. !ts soft"are sales are a"esome,
ho"e)er.
There is a "ar on the Wikipedia page about the [bo- EBH0s sales. !n their comments page, fans
are saying that the sales are really @ million because of certain /icrosoft financial statements.
(ut the other side of the debate on the comments page is that the actual sales charts sho" a much
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different number. around E.G million "orld"ide. Ho" can there be a debate on those sales
numbers' you ask. Well, a console company doesn0t sell their console to the customer. They sell
them to the retailers and get their money from them. The retailer then sells the console to you. So
the number that a console company sells "ill be more than the actual sales to customers. !f "e
estimate up, "e ha)e ? millions [bo- EBHs in the hands of customers. Probably a million of
them in the "orld sitting on store shel)es "hich then adds up to the total fi)e million in
/icrosoft0s financial statements. Also, there isn0t any "ay /icrosoft "ill sell >H million by the
end of the year.
! hear that one of the main reasons Sega "ent bankrupt is that they 8and their a"ful accounting9
confused those retailer sales "ith sales to actual customer. So "hen their Saturn launched, Sega
"as o)er+oyed "ith the sales and popped the cork. #o +oke. !t helped lead to the company0s
demise in the hard"are market.
!f someone told you that the 8first9 iPod "as going to come out and clobber the Walkman and,
thus, disrupt the music industry, "ould it not be fascinating to "atch it happen from a more
business detail perspecti)e' !0m pissed that ! missed all that.
! suspect a similar "ild upset to occur in the games industry. ! don0t play games 8like a normal
gamer "ould9 and ha)en0t o"ned a console since...the <enesis. !0m +ust sitting back and
"atching. $ne uni7ue thing about the games industry is, unlike other industries, young people
ha)e turned the 0console "ars0 into a type of sports game. Their 0team0 is a console company 8be it
Sony, /icrosoft, or #intendo9 and they root for that company to 0"in.0 They do their damage
control, their propaganda, their insane arguments "ith one another, and my fa)orite. their
photoshopping. !t is 7uite entertaining in a strange sort of "ay.
! ha)e been "atching the analysts totally get this industry "rong. $nly one analyst has gotten it
right so far. /errill ,ynch. &eading this report is almost prophetic about the PSE. The ZCHH and
year delay are accurate 8Sony is eating some of that ZCHH cost for their ZBHH retail price9.
!nteresting, in other reports, /errill ,ynch says that the Wii "ill be ZDHH and, oddly, that users
"ill prefer [bo- EBH o)er PSE. Here is another analyst e-plaining +ust ho" "rong he has been.
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He admits to being stunned by the *S0s turnaround, the stalling of the PSP, and the general flat
sales of the [bo- EBH. 1or the past year, "e kept hearing about the 0"ar0 bet"een Sony and
/icrosoft from the analysts. !t "as curious that #intendo "asn0t e)en mentioned. After %E DHHB,
things apparently began to change. #o", Patcher says that Wii is going to crush. !t may be the
only console that doesn0t scre" up its launch. !f #intendo is able to sell all B million consoles by
/arch, it "ould ha)e surpassed the [bo- EBH and probably the PSE0s. Ho" can that many be
sold' Japan0s cra:iness is one of those reasons.
Speaking of Japan, ! ha)en0t bothered putting up those sales charts since they say the same thing.
*S at like >BHk, e)ery other system at DHk, games in the top ten are mostly *S titles. (ut one
interesting thing going on there is factory problems. 11E is ha)ing problems being reprinted as
S7uare greatly underestimated demand. There are shortages of *S related anything throughout
Japan. With the PSE launching "ith only >HH,HHH units in Japan, ! don0t think it "ill e)er catch
up to the Wii once it is released. The big issue "ith the games industry is that #intendo has
adopted the Apple business model for the Wii, including the /ac font. Why are they doing that,
Pook' Sony0s Walkman "as once seemingly in)incible, look "hat happened. #intendo noticed
this big time and looks like it is trying to emulate that Apple strategy against the Playstation. Will
it "ork' Who kno"s'
Here is something that has boggled my mind that someone brought to my attention. Why "ould
someone talk about the console "ar in a se- article' ,ook at the first sentence under
0/edication!0
%)er since !0)e been anti=/atriarchy, ! find those Askmen articles to be more "orthless than e)er.
O1unny ho" "hen you change, other things change as "ell. The information and "riting seem
so shallo" no", almost feminine.
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This !s 3ontra!
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$ne must gi)e due "hen a manly entertainment form comes out. !t could be a mo)ie 8<ladiator,
EHH, etc.9 or music. (ut there ha)en0t been too many manly games anymore filled "ith femini:ed
heroes and heroines "ho dress in a bikini but carry giant gunsRs"ords.
!f you don0t kno" about 3ontra, gi)e it a read here.
$ne must gi)e a nod to 3ontra ? coming out. Just look at the "ebsite, and you "ill find digiti:ed
testosterone. %)ery"here you click, you get an e-plosion "ith chip metal going on in the
background. #o soap operas. #o 0lo)e stories0 in the game.
7H'!. '!. #+07RA???
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!"ata talks manager success and application of
talents
! am fascinated "ith business strategies of )ery successful companies especially the Silicon Age
ones. #intendo has a higher profit to employee ratio than any other company ! kno" of, e)en
<oogle, and their stock has skyrocketed to the top in Japan 8abo)e e)en Sony0s )alue9. Here, you
"ill find the President of #intendo detailing his management philosophies and, strangely, talking
about ad)ancing talent and genius. A fascinating read "hose ideas can be applied to your o"n
business or to you yourself.
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L!,e
Society is not a unit
!t is not uncommon for any 0mo)ement0 or e)en 0obser)er0 to lift themsel)es up as angels to look
o)er e)eryone else "ith a <od0s eye. T"o groups form, one being the obser)er and the rest being
the pitiful mass of humanity. 1rom this )antage, it does look like /ankind is a single group, a
single culture, a single ci)ili:ation.
This e)ent of obser)er turning into a 0<od0 and the obser)er0s e7uals turning into a 0unit0 is
common in classical literature. This is "hy all the 0great0 kings and emperors only )ie"ed
themsel)es as 0abo)e0 and e)eryone else as 0the mass0 "hich, like a biological mass, can be cut,
sliced, and molded. Just as the gardener has his hooks, shears, and kni)es, so too does the
politician has his la"s, regulations, and ta-es to remake ci)ili:ation to 0uplift0 it. This is "hy all
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politicians, all of them, fall into this )ie". This is "hy tyranny is the norm of history.
A common problem "ith the 0/en0s /o)ement0 is, like other mo)ements, they turn themsel)es
into obser)ers that take the status of angels "hile e)eryone else becomes a 0culture0 or 0society.0
What hog"ash!
People say there is a recession. (ut "hat they don0t say is that the definition of 0recession0 is
based purely on an a)erage. *o you li)e your life as an a)erage' *o you in)est as an a)erage'
*ate like an a)erage' *ream like an a)erage' The solution to e)erything is to stop being
a)erage.
The economy, of course, is not a unit. There are people making more money than e)er before. !n
the <reat *epression, &ockefeller and others made great "ealth.
Society is not a unit. !t ne)er "ill collapse, only Pchange.P And it is ine)itable it "ill PchangeP
because people do not li)e fore)er. 1reedom begins by seeing e)eryone, e)en oursel)es, as
indi)iduals. People make "rong choices all the time. (ut that "ill not affect you.
(ut "hat about go)ernment ta-ation, Pook' you might say. Their bad choices affect me.
That is nothing compared to city states going to "ar and nations dueling it out on the "orld
stage. Society is not a unit2 it is the trade of all. !n fact, the cause of many of the problems that
/en0s /o)ement is set to fight against is because husband and "ife became seen as a PunitP and
that the family became seen as a Punit.P Since they are Punits,P that means it is 5$4&
&%SP$#S!(!,!T5 to pay child support and keep the "ife a lifestyle she has become
accustomed. !f they cease to be Punits,P then you can see the moral support for child support and
"ifely lifestyles dropping.
!f one person murders another, the neighborhood is not PdestroyedP for the neighborhood is not a
singular entity.
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All the talk about 0destruction of ci)ili:ation0 is funny because Western 3i)ili:ation is not a static
immo)able unit. !t mo)es "ith the people. At one point, Western 3i)ili:ation "as in the !slamic=
sphere "ith the Saracens after the fall of the &oman %mpire 8a political entity9. And "hen the
Saracens fell, it "ent to %urope. When %urope or other nations falls, it "ill go some"here else.
A#* !T W!,, (%3$/% ST&$#<%& THA# (%1$&%.
/o)ements tend to be built up and spread by emotion 8"hich is energy in motion9. Should it be
positi)e energy or negati)e energy' $ne leads to an endless cycle do"n the infinite dream "here
one keeps imagining ci)ili:ation being 0destroyed.0 *o you "ant to li)e your life in that mindset'
The other leads to a cycle up. $ne leads to "aking up "ith anger and rage. The other leads to
"aking "ith laughing. Which do you "ant'
A"ay, doom=sho)elers! While you "aste your time in)esting your emotions in the supposed
0ci)ili:ation collapse,0 ! "ill in)est my emotions in building myself up and aiming at a brighter
future. This is, of course, uncommon most politicians cannot do it and you can tell the e)il by
"hen they need to rely on harnessing negati)e emotions from the masses to "in. Those fe",
those blessed fe", politicians "ho harness positi)e emotions to "in, are unanimously popular as
e)eryone gets in line behind the person "ith the )ision. The negati)e people call it 0delusional.0
%)eryone else calls it leadership.
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4ptight
Ha)e you noticed ho" uptight people are these days' !t is not so much a 0political correctness0 as
it is e)eryone becoming uptight 8and using political correctness as their 0reasoning09. !f someone
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makes a +oke about something ! belie)e ! try to laugh at it too. ! don0t see the point of going
nuclear on the person.
1eminists are the most humorless people e)er. They cannot take a +oke and are filled "ith rage
and hatred. /ost politici:ed people are like this.
%)en "ith e)eryday things people tend to be uptight. !f their food is ser)ed at the restaurant a
fe" minutes late, they make a scene and storm out. $r if a guy sees something that is &%A,,5
stupid and remarks, *amn, that is so gay! a political +ihad is launched against the fello" for
hatred and insensiti)ity. Sch"ar:enegger once called the outbursts from the 3alifornia legislature
as girlie men and, boy, they +ust got e)en more outraged. ! hear that the uptight people are
trying to fan flames on Sch"ar:enegger0s 0hot blood0 +okes "ith his staff.
! am outraged! We should call these people The $utraged. They +ust march around looking for
something to be outraged about. They declare "ar o)er a molehill and their issues are like stra"s
compared to the boulder e)ents the era pushes on us.
That said, ! think there are only a fe" issues "orth getting "orked up about...
>9 Penali:ing la"s= These include the di)orce la"s, the stupid se-ual harassment la"s, corrupt
family courts, and so on. #o la" is preferable than bad la". Western "omen do not ha)e to lo)e
"estern men, but they should at least be unable to financially and legally destroy men. #o
person, male or female, should ha)e such po"erful legal le)erage o)er someone else.
D9 Ta-es and things of this #ature= 5ou cannot dodge a direct ta-. /y chest s"ells "ith pride
"hen, se)eral years ago, the legislature of Tennessee decided they needed more money so they
"ere going to raise ta-es 8state didn0t ha)e an income ta- at that point ! think9. While the
legislature debated it, the people decided to gi)e their say so. They marched the capitol, stormed
the legislati)e palace, and made so much noise and ruckus that the politicians abandoned all
talks.
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E9 (lasphemy= ! consider it the lo"est taste to assault someone0s faith. *isagreement and debate
is one thing, mockery is another. There "as a group that held a play "here the actors enacted
Jesus and the t"el)e apostles all ha)ing a gay orgy. The play director seemed stunned that people
"ould find offense at this. *on0t be religious e-tremists! the play director yelled. (ut those
aren0t the religious e-tremists. ! pointed her to the rioting /uslims 8o)er a simple cartoon of
/uhammad9 and said, Those are the religious e-tremists. Historically, people fought "ars o)er
their religion. 5ou "ould think common courtesy and historical practicality "ould ha)e these
people kno" not to stick a t"ig in the biggest hornet0s nest there is. #o other religion tolerates
such mockery. Hinduism, (uddhism, !slam, Judaism, and the rest. These people are spoiled on
the easy tolerance 3hristians ha)e and are surprised "hen /uslims slit their throats for e)en the
most lighthearted mockery.
?9 &uining education= People can sell garbage as art if they "ant. (ut "hen they try to say that
"e are as good as musician as (ach is today ! +ust ha)e to laugh. There are some, "ho "rite in
poor iambic pentameter, and think they are as good as Shakespeare. %)eryone belie)es they are
the ne-t 0great artist.0 !f they "ant to li)e in a fantasy, go ahead. (ut changing the )ery definition
of art and saying, All those skills the artists learned up until the nineteenth century...letAs forget
about those and learn /odern Art instead. This butchery to"ards the Humanities ought to be
opposed.
What ama:es me that if ! stand up and fight those four things2 + am declared 0uptight0 by The
$utraged!!! Why are you so uptight' 5ou should +ust accept the marriage la"s and try to find a
good partner. 5ou ha)e better odds "ith &ussian &oulette 8and less pain too9. Why should you
oppose... say... higher property ta-es' !t is for the public good! *on0t be so uptight! !t is not
uptight looking after the Pook good. There is no such thing as the 0public good0. The only reason
"hy they "ant more of Pook0s money is so politicians can become famous. We are +ust peons to
them. *on0t be so uptight! ,et us mock the gods "ith great :eal! /y dear, you are dancing on
thin ice. (ut mockery is one thing, outright lies disguised as truth is another. Why should any
faith allo" lies about it to be spread' /akes no sense to me. Art is anything ! say it is! *on0t be
so uptight! Then stop the hostility to the classics.
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5ou ha)e to pick your battles in life. Pretty much e)erything political isn0t "orth getting "orked
up about. ! feel sorry for those "hose happiness depends on "hat goes on in Washington 8such as
"ho gets elected, "hat bill gets debated, etc9. The $utraged not only get uptight on all the "rong
and lighthearted things 8do you e)er see 1eminists laugh' *o you e)er see these $utraged smile
and en+oy life'9, but they are passi)e on things that are "orth getting angry about. A feminist
saying Stop being so uptight. Just marry, don0t try change the la" is like Jim 3ro" telling
blacks, *on0t be uptight! The la" "ill al"ays be "hat it is. /ake sure you do not offend the
White /an, and you should be $;.
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Wild &ice and Wild 3orn
When ! meant there "as no such thing as 0Wild &ice,0 ! am referring that it has been domesticated
before history can accurately record. /an0s influence o)er rice is )ery monumental. Hence, you
cannot get 0Wild &ice.0 There is no such thing as rice that hasn0t been genetically modified. $ur
ancestors ha)e been genetically modifying rice.
The only types of 0"ild rice0 that still occur e-ist in #orth America. This rice gro"s in s"amps
and "as obtained by some !ndians by canoes. !n the t"entieth century, interest in 0Wild &ice0
began to increase. ! "as raised smack in the middle of &ice 1arms and *airy 1arms. Whate)er
0"ild rice0 "as culti)ated in Te-as is no", thankfully, gone. There is more 0"ild rice0 collecting in
upper America and 3anada 8/innesota0s state grain is the 0Wild &ice09. This 0"ild rice0 is no
longer really "ild as due to the increased demand of its rich protein content2 the last )estiges of
0"ild rice0 ha)e no" been domesticated.
!n 3hina, rice has been har)ested by /an for..."ell, fore)er. There is a strand of "ild rice in
3hina but it is so rare it is not "orth mentioning. The point is that, "ith the organic health food
stores, you couldn0t buy natural rice that had no genetic modification if you "anted to. All rice
has been genetically modified.
3orn is a more mysterious story. (y corn, ! am using the American "ord for 0mai:e.0 3orn got its
name because Protestants lea)ing %urope and coming to America disco)ered their %uropean
seeds "ould not gro" too "ell in the soil of the #e" World. &ather than face star)ation 8and
many of them did star)e9, they thre" a"ay their 0pride0 to adopt the !ndian0s crops.
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These Protestants renamed 0mai:e0 to be 0corn0 8corn used to mean the plant the mai:e came
from9. The reason "hy "as because 0corn0 "as found in the (ible 8in the (ible, corn is referenced
as grain9. So, no" in this #e" World, these settlers could say they had a crop from the (ible.
#o one understands the origin for corn. 7here is no archeological record of wild corn
gathered by nomadic 5eo5les. As if by magic( corn a55eared at the start of agriculture. 7he
nati%e legends say that corn was a gift from the gods.; And as far as !0m concerned, that0s still
Humanity0s best e-planation "hy "e ha)e of corn. ,ogic says there had to be some ancestor "ild
corn before it got domesticated. (ut, unfortunately for ,ogic, there is still no record of "ild corn.
We still ha)e no better e-planation than /e-ican /yth.
!0m hoping to illustrate in this post is that there is no such thing as 0natural0 food. Agriculture can
easily be unnatural unless you consider Humans shaping their en)ironment to be natural 8"hich
en)ironmentalists "ill not do9. All these people angry that food is being genetically modified
should reali:e there is no such thing as food that !S#0T genetically modified 8especially rice and
corn9. /odern genetics "as e)en disco)ered from a monk studying pea plants. Just because
genetic modifying is a modern name doesn0t mean it hasn0t been occurring since the beginning of
Time.
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Pook and the !nfinite /onkey Theorum!!!
$ne of the best rules ! e)er learned "as. #e)er argue "ith an idiot. After a "hile, people "ill no
longer be able to tell the difference.
What ama:es me is ho" message forums continually erupt "ith the stupidest arguments e)er
kno"n. 4sually, these 0debates0 re)ol)e around politics or religion or e)en se-uality. What
ama:es me is "hy anyone "ould spend that much time to say so little. 5ou kno" no one is e)er
persuaded. 5ou could spend that time instead to read a book or something and truly get better
educated than "ith most of these 0!nternet debates.0 !f you "ere a scholar debating through
ne"spapers or distinguished forums, that might make sense. (ut unkno"n !nternet users
debating' Hea)en help us!
Ho"e)er, ! no" smile "hen ! come across a forum or thread stuffed "ith hundreds of pages of
pure 1unk arguing 8and try spreading this "ord around.9 5es, friends, it is the !nfinite /onkey
Theorem! There ha)e been many mathematical simulations done, e)en an !nternet simulation.
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(ut Pook! you say. What does the !nfinite /onkey Theorem ha)e to do "ith the digital
garbage of message boards and forums' 1oolish mortal! Humanity has debunked the theorem
unintentionally.
;'t was said that if you loc8ed enough mon8eys into a room with ty5ewriters( they would
e%entually ty5e out the com5lete wor8s of !ha8es5eare. 7han8s to the 'nternet( we 8now
this not to be true.;
#o one suspected all those monkeys banging a"ay at type"riters "ould be us!
1riends, no" you can en+oy the "eekend "ith ease. When curious people ask "hy you ha)e a
chipper step, you can stand tall and proudly declare. We ha)e debunked the !nfinite /onkey
Theorum!! The monkeys and their type"riters ha)e been th"arted! The era of peace and
understanding is at hand!
And "hat can they say to that!
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&ed 1lag. Social markers for health analysis'
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!n this story from the #5 Times.
New research suggests that people ages ?= to ED who live alone are almost twice as likely as
those who live with a partner to suffer angina, heart attacks, or sudden cardiac death
$h noes! &ead further and you get to this.
The best predictors of acute cardiac syndrome were age and living alone /r Rirsten (elgaard
Nielsen, the lead author of the study and an internist at %arhus Sygehus Iniversity Hospital,
said that it was not living alone itself that increased the risk, but the health practices of those
who lived without partners
7They:re less likely to exercise, they eat more fat, and they:re more likely to smoke and have
high cholesterol,5 she said
So it is not really about li)ing alone, it is about lack of e-ercise, eating more fat, smoking and
ha)ing more cholesterol. ,i)ing alone doesn0t 3A4S% these things. Ho"e)er, it may
3$&&%,AT% "ith them. ! might as "ell say that people "atching tele)ision regularly are t"ice
as likely to get sick. After all, ! can correlate tele)ision and sickness +ust the same.
At the end, "e come to this.
7/octors should look carefully at social markers in evaluating a patient:s risk for heart
disease,5 /r Nielsen said 7+f they do, they are more likely to find risk factors that they can
treat5
So, in the near future, doctors 8most of "hich "ill be "omen9, "ill begin e-amining our social
li)es to 0e)aluate risk.0 And if someone does li)e alone andRor has a 0poor social life0 according to
the doctor, this "ill be seen as a 0risk factor0 to be treated. Treated...ho"'
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This is a big red flag of doctors going "here they don0t belong. A doctor cannot e-amine your
0social life0 because there is no correct basis of "hat a healthy social life is. Some people are
naturally e-tro)erts and intro)erts. Some people like to li)e alone.
With that in mind ! should point out that, "omen HAT% being alone. They think anyone being
alone is a ,$S%& 8ne)er mind men are most producti)e and think the best "hen alone9.
Social life is a female phrase meaning "oman0s life. $nly "omen "ould think being social
D?RG is the norm for e)eryone and for both genders.
Ho" about doctors test for markings of intellectual health' (ut Pook, "omen "ould fail those
tests. Alas! Poor "omen!
So ! am "a)ing a red flag to keep an eye on this. Testing for markings of social life 8"hich "ill
ine)itably be defined by some "oman9 is right around the corner.
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A ,etter 1rom $utside the /atriarchy
,ike a happy Pook, ! hopped o)er to my mailbo- and found a magical letter! Ho" can this be,
/onsieur Pook' What "as so magical about it' !t "as the address. The letter came from outside
the (atriarchy. /ost letters ! recei)e come from inside the system.
! belie)e this email sums up much of the anger and disgust at the femini:ation of e)erything.
Sometimes all + can scream in my head is !%re you kidding me0! +'ve 1ust lost a friend to
feminism;female dependency issues + tried for > months to talk some sense in to him, but since
his mother was the dominant authority figure in his household, he reacts 1ust like a chic and will
not hear of any ,ookish wisdom +n turn, 3I-R 8('
+ myself am a product of divorced parents and struggled with similar dependencies, all along
knowing that + was doing something wrong, + was fighting my natural instincts Thank .od for
my father who was uncharacteristically patient and waited until + was of age to tell me how it
really is + wish that his instruction was all it took, but due to my mother, + missed out on the day
to day examples every young man needs Ky the way, + do not hold any grudge or contempt for
my mother' + have a solid relationship with both her and my father
3ast forward A= years and + come across the young crop of guru's who advocate never
supplicating to women, yet who's methods do 1ust that "hile they are entertaining and
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somewhat informative, + was 1ust never going to do that crap %las, ,ook and his fore fathers
have awoken me from the matrix Now + en1oy all pleasures that once were guilty, lifting weights,
loud#fast cars, Mohn "ayne movies, etc +'d like to say that +'m cured, but it is not an overnight
process and each day + notice a small change for the better
+ went to a family dys#function a couple months ago and all my female cousins 2uestioned my
lack of marital;child status )+:m only G@*, to which + replied, !"hy would + do that+'m 1ust
starting to really en1oy myself! + can barely scrape together enough respect to not laugh in their
face when they ask me something like that +t is sad that + use to think highly of my peers and
nownow + pity them, and that itself is wrong, there has to be a happy medium + want to be
respectful of my friends and family, but when + see them buy into some mainstream crapall +
can do is walk away
(y family is full of unhappy marriages, divorced single mothers, estranged fathers, step
children, etcdownright embarrassing 8veryone thinks seems to think it's a normal part of
life -ontact the -/-, it seems there is a virus attacking families across the world Seemingly
this half of the family is disgusted with the other half, she won't talk to her sister#in#law, why did
this one move out of state0 This is nothing to brag about, if this were medieval times, + would
ditch my family crest and use someone else:s
How could + possibly find a woman worthy of my last name, so that + may continue my father:s
name, my legacy0 + want to believe it could happen, but + know it won't Sad part, +'d love to
start a family and all that, but not in this world, not with this crop of women .ood gracious,
you'd have to be insane to do that 8ven with %/'s machine )which explained a lot* it's such an
uphill battle + don't fault the machine' it's the amount of crap that you have to filter out that is
not worth it
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4eah, so +'m going to a friend's wedding this weekend, he's marrying a woman from 8astern
8urope +'ve met her a couple times, she seems to have decent core values and such, but +'m still
leery + will give her credit though, we were all out at this bar and a friend was desperately
eyeballing every chick in the place and she called him out on his pathetic behavior She also
pointed out all the desperate attention whore 2ualities displayed by the females at the bar
%nother buddy is getting married to his .3 of E years + flat out told him not to do it, but what do
+ know + love my friend, but + can already see the fat wife, one kid too many, and all the debt to
go along with it He told me that her ring was only YB=====%re you kidding meNNN Mewelry is
such a waste, it is a freakin' rock ,lain gold or silver bands are sufficient' it is merely a symbol
of union, not an investment in precious metals + will never buy 1ewelry for anyone, unless she
gives me cash from her own accounteven then + couldn't do it, +'d rather go buy a camshaft
or some roller rockers, or a whole muscle car, at least that + would en1oy
4ou can't help someone who won't first help themselves
This letter sums up much of the attitude of guys outside the /atriarchy. ! ha)e nothing to add to
it e-cept to point out t"o things some readers 8especially non=sosua)e9 "ould miss.
When he is referring to A*0s /achine, he is referring to Anti=*ump0s /achine. Anti=*ump "as
a poster on sosua)e "ho e)entually )anished. 4nlike most of those at sosua)e, he "as much
older and already di)orced. He cut much of the 0crap0 from the 0dating ad)ice0 by putting out the
idea of the machine. !nstead of trying to get a girl to like you, he insisted, you ought to "eed out
the girls who don't like you. Anti=*ump said that men operate under many assumptions such as if
a "oman dates you then she really, really, likes you. %)en if a "oman marries she may not e)en
like the guy. Women get bored and can 0date0 +ust for the hell of it. Women get manipulati)e too
"hich is "hy they might see you as only a tool. Stop gi)ing your heart out to anyone, he
insisted to the #ice <uys. Protect your heart, he said. When you go out on a date, make sure
she goes "ith "hat you suggested since she should like you, not the date itself. Anti=*ump0s
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/achine is a handy guide for #ice <uys to get a grip on themsel)es and not play the emotional
tampon to e)ery girl.
(ut the other thing ! "ant to spotlight is the author0s lack of guilt. He en+oys doing things like
muscle cars and all. He is simply being who he is. Why shouldn't he en+oy it' (ecause some
"oman says so'
Are men allo"ed to be happy' ! find myself asking this 7uestion fre7uently to "omen "ho
eagerly inform me of the great responsibilities men ha)e. /en ha)e a fatal fla" of allo"ing
"omen to assign guilt to things 8such as sports, )ideo games, John Wayne mo)ies, and so on9. !f
a guy "ould prefer to read a book instead of going out to ha)e a social e-perience, he feels
guilty because "omen disappro)e of his action 8of course they do since reading a book doesn0t
benefit them9.
A social life is often a 0"oman0s life.0 <uys shop for stylish clothes in hopes of impressing others
8not because they truly like them9, they end up doing things they0d rather not do, and hang out
"ith 0friends0 "ho really aren0t e-actly friends. !0m all for being social but it must come
authentically without the presence of guilt or sense of achievement that 'you went out' !f you
ha)e a night in the to"n and you don0t en+oy it, "ell, "hose fault is that' !nstead of "asting your
life doing something you dislike 8because you belie)e society Ui.e. "omenV smile on it9, "hy not
spend life on things you do like'
The author0s "ords ring "ith the clarity that he is free from feminine guilt. The author cannot be
shamed. Women ha)e no control o)er him. 1reeing yourself from feminine guilt is the first step
past the boundary of the mental "omb of /atriarchy. !t is 1alse <uilt that tethers men from
lea)ing the /atriarchy. 3ut the spiritual umbilical cord!
When you "orship "omen, you gi)e "omen the controls on guilt.
When you "orship life, you place guilt firmly on matters of that impede your 8and others09 life.
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So do you "ant to go back to your "omb and let someone define your life, or do you "ant to
follo" your soul to your dream0s end' $ne path leads back to /atriarchy. The other leads to an
une-plored land...your o"n #e" World.
This "ill be the most important decision of your life.
#ice <uy Amuck
1rom Wikipedia.
+uc" !muc" is a surreal AD>A animated cartoon produced by "arner Kros and released in
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AD>? as part of the (errie (elodies series and starring /affy /uck, who is tormented by a
sadistic, unseen animator who constantly changes /affy's location, clothing, voice, physical
appearance, and even shape ,andemonium reigns throughout the cartoon as /affy attempts to
steer the action back to some kind of normality, only for the animator to either ignore him or,
more fre2uently, to over#literally interpret his increasingly frantic demands
1rom being a #ice <uy to dealing "ith #ice <uys, *affy *uck in that particular cartoon, *uck
Amuck perfectly illustrates the emotions of #ice <uy. 1or fun, pretend *affy *uck is the #ice
<uy and the animator, (ugs (unny, is the girl. Hell, #ice <uys S$4#* like *affy *uck!
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3irst lines
#!3% <45. Stand back, musketeers, they shall sample my blade! Touch\!
USuddenly reali<es that there is absolutely nothing behind himV
#!3% <45. /usketeers' 4nguarded, eh' /y blade' Hey, psst. Whoe)er0s in charge here, the
scenery, "here0s the scenery'
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#!3% <45. Uwoman has re#drawn him as a weird flower#like creatureV Hmm, that0s funny.
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Someho" ! don0t 7uite feel like myself. ! mean ! feel all right, but !... !...
USees himself in a mirrorV
#!3% <45. %%%%%;! 5$4 ;#$W (%TT%& THA# THAT!
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#!3% <45.Ulooking at corny backgroundV Ho=Ho that0s rich, ha ha. #o" ho" 0bout some color,
stupid.
U"oman draws Nice .uy in wild, polka#dot colorsV
#!3% <45. #o. #ot me you slop artist.
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#!3% <45. Would it be too much to ask if "e could make up our minds, hmmmm'
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#!3% <45.Uafter the island paradise disappearsV (uster, it should come as no surprise to you
that this is an animated cartoon, and in animated cartoons they ha)e scenery, and in all the years
!0)e...
Uas he's venting, he is slowly being erased from feet up and is silenced when his face is erasedV
#!3% <45. All right "ise guy, "here am !'
U,ro1ector sticks between frames dividing Nice .uy in halfV
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#!3% <45. #o" "hat'
#!3% <45 D. What are you doing do"n there'
#!3% <45. *o"n here' What are you doing up there'
U,ointing upward, sarcasticallyV
#!3% <45 D. P*o"nP here.
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#!3% <45. Uafter his parachute is turned into an anvil and he crashes to the ground, he is
beating on the anvil with a hammer and babbling incoherently "hile he is doing this, the anvil
is erased and is replaced with a torpedo pointing straight up %fter a few more hits, the torpedo
explodes Nice .uy finally shakes himself offV All right. %nough is enough. This is a final, the =
the )ery, )ery last stra"! Who0s responsible for this' This... ! demand that you sho" yourself!
Who are you' Huh'
U%s he's venting, a doorway with an open door is drawn around him, then the door is pushed
closed by the eraser. The woman giggles, turns to the world, and saysV
W$/A#. Ain0t ! a stinker'
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T"o Spheres
T"o spheres of life are placed upon the %arth. They e-ist on top of one another. Where one li)es
in one sphere, that person cannot see the other sphere. These spheres are the masculine and
feminine spheres.
As men, "e ha)e our systems of beliefs, our moralities, and )alues. All men share similarities
that it is better to be smarter than dumber, stronger than "eaker, and "iser than stupider. (ut
0smart,0 0strong,0 and 0"ise0 e-ist only in a certain conte-t. and that is to "ork. To accomplish.
When men look at "omen, they "onder ho" a"ful their e-istence must be. 1or "omen, in men0s
eyes, are stupider, "eaker, and dumber. /en see "omen doing menial tasks, and "e "onder ho"
they do brain dead +obs.
/en think "omen are )ery emotional and can be like a frail flo"er.
Some men, "hen they think they 0understand0 "omen, end up pro+ecting their o"n male conte-ts
into "omen. 1or e-ample, a man thinks his conte-t of horniness is shared by a "oman0s. He
says, She is +ust as horny as !! 8Whereas her horniness has a tactic in)ol)ed9
A man peering at the feminine sphere is like a man on the shore of the "orld peering into the
ocean. They see shado"s of mo)ement on the other side and consider that li7uid under"orld to
be mysterious yet pretty shallo". 3ertainly nothing as comple- and "ondrous as abo)e!
(ut let us +ump into the "aters into the 1eminine Sphere. As "e +ump into the "ater, "e reali:e
there is no li7uid under"orld. We appear on the surface +ust as "hen "e left but it is a ne"
different o)er="orld. And, like"ise, there are "omen standing on the shore peering into the
depths of the ocean "ondering "hat it is like in the masculine sphere. They see the shado"s and
it seems interesting, a little mysterious, but they too think it is a shallo" e-istence. And they pity
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men for their shallo" e-istence.
The feminine sphere is +ust as "ondrous and detailed as the masculine sphere. (oth "ere created
by #ature or #ature0s <od. %ach se- pities the other for their 0shallo"0 e-istence.
Women do not think men are smart. They may be intelligent, but "omen "ill al"ays think they
are smarter. The feminine sphere operates in a different morality. 1or a "oman, to be 0smart0 is to
manipulate others to do "ork for them. (eautiful "omen are despised by other "omen because
they ha)e the potential to become )ery rich.
To "omen, men are stiff creatures "ho, if they gi)e intelligent talk, are percei)ed as talking
nonsense. There are more practical concerns to talk about such as shopping and se-.
(oth men and "omen e-ist for feelings. (ut men do not recogni:e )ideo games, football, or the
praise they get from +obs or girlfriends to be 0feelings.0 Also, "omen do not recogni:e
decorations, shopping, food, and se- to be 0feelings.0 When a "oman insists on remodeling, it is
considered )ery important to her. (ut if a man "ere to suggest a ne" H* T6 to replace the old
T6, the "oman "ould think it nonsense and to consider the man is interested only in ne"
feelings.
Women see men as "eak creatures "hose only benefit is that they can "ork for them. This is
"hy "hen a "oman dumps you, she uses (S language like ,et us +ust be friends and all
"ithout telling you "hat is really "rong. She percei)es men to be stupid because, let us face it,
many men do act stupid around "omen.
To "omen, religion is totally different than "hat it is to men. %)erything e-ists in a different
conte-t. When a man is "ith a "oman "earing a hot outfit, don0t look at her but at the other
"omen on the street. They "ill be staring daggers into her.
Women do not care "hat men think of her. !t is nice if a man turns to look at her. (ut if a "oman
turns and looks, then her day is made. !nstead of saying a man said something about her2 say that
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a "oman said something. She "ill demand to kno" "ho the "oman is and "hat "as said. (ut as
for the men' Well, "ho cares about those shallo" simple creatures.
(ut Pook! History books are filled "ith great men. And "omen read those books. So ob)iously
the masculine sphere is superior. 5es, "omen read those books. (ut history itself is part of the
masculine sphere.
The masculine sphere is full of straight lines, of to"ers, and pyramids.
The feminine sphere is full of reflections, of "ebs, and massagers.
3onsider the home. /any men design the interior of their home for utilitarian purposes or for
cool electronic e7uipment. $ften, it is a black look e)ery"here 8non=reflection9. /en do this
because it creates a mood "ithin him.
A "oman sees it totally different and considers the interior of the home a priority. She puts up
drapes, carpet, constantly cleans, gets matching furniture, all because it creates a mood "ithin
her.
/en belie)e "omen are all about feelings because "hen they interact "ith them that is all he
sees. (ut "omen belie)e the same about men. They see your )ideo game systems, speakers, and
fast car and think, Toys.
The problem that has occurred "as that someho" along the "ay, the feminine sphere "as
proclaimed to be the 0master morality0 "hile the masculine sphere "as proclaimed to be the 0sla)e
morality.0 Society )ie"s a 0man0 as only a being that "orks for a "oman. And a 0"oman0 is a
being that holds the leash o)er a man.
When a man thinks of e7uality, it is a difficult concept. Sure, he kno"s he should be fair, but he
can barely respect "omen as e7uals. This is the same for "omen. They also barely respect men
as e7uals.
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! am tired of men standing on that shore, pointing at the "ater, and declaring, What a shallo"
e-istence "omen are li)ing! They are not fit to li)e! !t is because on the other side is a "oman,
pointing at the "ater, doing the e-act thing. Women are )ery smart. They are +ust smart in "ays
men do not percei)e as smart 8so they +ust label it J"oman0s intuitionA9. Women do the e-act
same for men.
A fe" are able to tra)el to the other sphere. (ut they are al"ays tra)elers and can only obser)e.
They "ill ne)er be nati)e to that other sphere. %sther 6ilar "as one such tra)eler. Her
/anipulated /en described "omen to a T but "hat she labels as men0s hopes and dreams is a
little 0fu::y.0 (ut that is enough. #o "oman can understand a man "ell enough as men can 8+ust
as men cannot understand "oman as "omen can9. (ut 6ilar kne" enough of our sphere to
communicate.
/anipulated /an should re)eal that there is a looking glass and, on the other side, there is a
feminine "orld that is in)isible to us. 6ilar ga)e us a lens to 0see0 it. We should stri)e to sharpen
that lens. The better "e understand the feminine sphere, the better "e understand "omen.
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Psychoanaly:ing the (achelorpad
To talk to an associate through A!/, ! forgot to turn off the auto="ebsite loading feature. So
"hen A!/ loads up, it sends me to some bi::aro="orld chick "ebpage 8apparently, the A$,
Singles Page9. ! shook my head looking at the 0bachelorpad0 article.
The most annoying attribute of Western "omen is ho" any little thing you do or ha)e is
psychoanaly:ed. !f you say, ! am happy, they "on0t belie)e you. They "ill instead look at your
shoes and think, 5ou are happy because you are "earing nice clean sneakers. Huh'
!n the old days on Sosua)e, ! am sure many young men "ould look at this article and re=arrange
their li)es to ha)e the 0plus points0 of such a bachelor0s pad. (ut remember the Pookish 1irst
3ommandment. you ha)e to be yourself. !f you fall into the trap of re=orientating your life to
appear "ell in "oman0s eyes, you are gi)ing "omen e-traordinary po"er o)er your life.
,et0s go through this 0psychoanaly:ation0 of the bachelorpad.
5hat to )oo" forE - ouse=4ondo* Kefore you even enter his place, you can get a sense of a
person if rents or owns ## with ownership he's probably establishing roots /oes he live in a
high#rise0 $ne with a doorman0 +f the doorman eyes you over one too many times when you ask
to be bu<<ed up, chance is he:s used to seeing the ladies coming and going Hint ## 9evolving
doorN
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A doorman!' /aybe !0)e been a"ay from the city too long, but since "hen do all these areas
ha)e doormen for them' !0m not talking popular restaurants but li)ing areas. !0m sure a #e"
5orker "ould tell me, *uh, Pook, e)eryone has a doorman! Apparently that is the case, as this
article seems to suggest.
So if you don0t ha)e a doorman, then something is "rong "ith you guys.
Also, it can make more financial sense to rent than o"n. With e)eryone "anting to get rich by
becoming landlords, there is much competition for tenants. Sure! ! )olunteer to be a renter!
With e)eryone "anting to o"n e)erything, !0d go the opposite since renting prices "ill become
more competiti)e. Too many people bought into the 0real estate0 get=rich=7uick bug so "hy not
take ad)antage of it financially'
!0)e tried telling "omen this, but ! might as "ell talk to a chicken. !t clucks back +ust the same.
- The ;eighborhood* 3eel safe leaving your car out front0 +f not, chance is you won:t be
comfortable visiting with him in the future either
$;. This one seems straightfor"ard enough. (ut "hy "ould anyone re7uire an article to tell
them the ob)ious'
- Bets* +t:s fine if a dog greets you at the door ## provided it isn:t a poodle or a ,omeranian %
cat, though, you might want to think twice
! don0t o"n any pets. ! could see ho" it "ould be strange if the guy had a...rooster or something
in his place. That !S unusual. And maybe a 1rench poodle "ould be little odd too. (ut "hat is
"ith the cat' A cat is a common animal. What is "rong "ith a guy o"ning a cat' ! must ha)e
missed something that "ent up on the Woman0s #et"ork about this. *oes a guy o"ning a cat
mean he0s effeminate or gay or something'
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- 4hinese 4arry-&ut* +t:s fine for a guy to eat out occasionally, but it:s different when his sole
meal source is Special No D ,ractice up on your cooking skills since you:ll be the designated
chef in this relationship
Shouldn0t the cooking skills be 0practiced up0 already' $h, ! am so silly! ! thought a real woman
"ould already ha)e e-cellent cooking skills.
- 3resh Fegetables* KingoN 4ou have a man who not only eats healthy, but he knows how to cook
too Legetables stay fresh for only so long so this guy is probably visiting the local market twice
a week
! s"ear...you ha)e a meal "ith a "oman and she psychoanaly:es your entire life by "hat is in
your plate or in your refrigerator. !nstead of doing something like...TA,;!#< to the guy, she is
0psychoanaly:ing.0 (ah!
- Mil"* +t:s all about the expiration date (ilk does a body good as long as it hasn:t turned into a
lab culture 8xpired milk can only mean more dirty things to come /id + say bathroom shower0
!f a guy has e-pired milk, he is ob)iously a rascal and probably a )illain to boot. ! am sure if
someone notice e-pired milk in Hitler0s refrigerator, long ago, there "ould be no Third &eich.
Thank goodness for this article!
- #temware* .uys tend to focus on the bottle of wine ## not really how to serve it Stemware,
instead of tumblers, gets a silver star Klown crystal, instead of machine cut, is an automatic
gold starN Hint ## 3eel the stems for a machine cut seam
1eel the stems!' 3ome on! ! bet if ! looked through the historical archi)es, ! could find this tone
and similar ad)ice gi)en to princesses and royalty. Apparently, this is "hat these girls think they
ought to be.
- Brands* This guy still drinking rail vodka0 That was fine for college, but you want to make
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sure he has graduated to adulthood He doesn:t have to have -ourvoisier, but he should have a
couple basics for entertaining
All this nonsense is putting an artificial template on "hat a guy 0ought0 to be. And none of this
stuff really matters. What if they guy doesn0t drink at all' What if he doesn0t entertain in such a
fashion' !t is important for guys 8and girls9 to be "ho they are. This is impossible "ith stupid
articles like these telling girls "hat is 0proper.0 (eing an adult has nothing to do "ith "hat type of
brand you ha)e.
- ;o )i2uor* 8ven if he doesn:t drink, he should definitely have something on hand if he
entertains /ry is fine, but what about the guests0
! don0t kno" about you guys, but ! treat my home to ser)ice me, not guests. And "hy do
"omen these days ha)e such fascination "ith li7uor' ,i7uor "as interesting...until ! turned
thirteen.
!f you like "ineRbeerR"hiskeyR"hate)er, "onderful! !f you do not, then don0t drink it! The only
stupid thing is to drink it for an 0image.0 When ! e-ited a modern art museum in *allas 8don0t
ask9, ! sa" the "orkers set up a table and drink red "ine right in the middle of the museum 8"ith
the little pinky finger e-tended9. Apparently, they belie)e they are so...sophisticated, that such
"ine is re7uired for being in presence of all their modern art. Who kno"s'
- TF* % flat screen means this guy is up on the latest gadgets and he has a good 1ob to afford it
-heck out the screen si<e since the bigger the screen the more likely your (onday nights will be
spent watching football
This ! kno" to be untrue. Poorest people ! kno" spend the most on their home theater. They
think in)esting is too e-pensi)e but ha)e no problem plopping thousands for a larger tele)ision
and more speakers 8"hich they probably can0t tell the difference any"ay9.
(ut in Woman0s 4ni)erse, your T6 defines your "allet and all your free time. Please.
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- F48* This guy still running off of a L-9 for his movies0 -hance is he hasn:t been to
Klockbuster lately He may not be into movies, but keep searching for more clues Hint ## Hit the
e1ect buttonN
What' Who still goes to (lockbuster' People on the cutting edge go "ith digital do"nloads or
"ith a ser)ice like #etfli-. (lockbuster is history.
- Bicture 3rames* See pictures of his parents and you:ll know he is a family man See pictures of
his niece or nephews, then kids are probably top of mind See single females, then you might be
in trouble
What ama:es me is instead of psychoanaly:ing, if "oman "ould +ust AS; directly they "ould
get a solid ans"er.
- )ittle Blue Bills* These are hardly an issue, but it:s good to know up front if you man might be
needing a little extra help
!0m not going there.
- Multiple Brown Brescription Bottles* &ike with most guys, these medicines have probably been
sitting there for the past five years 8ven though they are expired, they provide a health history
that only seconds his doctor:s records "atch out for names like Laltrex since there may be
something more lurking beneath his skin
So they find your health history through your bottles' ,o)ely.
- ;ose air Trimmer* .ood hygiene is important so if he is trimming his nose hair, he is
probably taking care of all the other important parts too
!0m not going there either.
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- 4andles* This guy is a romantic if you see candles -heck to see if the wicks are used heavily
since this is a telltale sign he might entertain often Hint ## .uys aren:t lighting candles when
home alone
<od, ! hate the candle routine. 3andles are good "hen there is no electricity. (ah.
- Blants* Hopefully, his vegetation isn:t !flora silka! since fake plants translate into &%S4 &ive
plants or no plants are better than fake %nd whose lobby did he steal that plant from anyway0
! ha)e ne)er met a guy "ho said, $/<, ! need a plant of my apartment. $h noes, ! must ha)e a
plant immediately. !f "e don0t li)e in our apartments like most "omen, then there 0is something
"rong "ith us.0
- Bicture Boo"s* Now these books don:t exactly tell you what he likes because they're probably
1ust for show +f he has anything at all, it:s a sign that he wants to impress whoever it is that
comes to his place
This is actually the first good note in this article. A common Speed Seduction tactic "as to make
a picture book to 0sho"0 a "oman +ust ho" ad)enturesome he is 8or to attempt to tell her that9.
#aturally, the article "riter says the guy is trying to 0impress0 her rather than 0brain"ash0 her. The
article "riter is correct on this. Women lo)e the speed seducers because she holds so much
po"er o)er them.
- angers* 4ou know you shouldn:t, but you want to peek inside "ood hangers are a sure sign
of a man who takes pride in his appearance since he doesn:t chance clothes to flimsy wire
hangers
5es, gentlemen! 5our life shall no" be defined by hangers that are in your closet!
- +ress 4lothes* Not all guys wear suits, but they all don:t show up to the office in hiking gear
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either The finer the clothes the better chance his 1ob treats him well ## very well
Judging by clothes is nothing ne". ,et us mo)e on....
- #hoes* Hopefully, his shoes aren:t all over the closet floor %nd why are ladies eyes always
drawn to a man:s shoes in the first place0 4ou know what to look for so 1ust check it off of your
!(r 9ight! inventory review
Happily, my shoes are all o)er my closet floor. ! am not going to buy some frilly shoe house +ust
so my shoes can li)e there "hile they li)e fine and "ell in the closet any"ay.
- Boo"s, Boo"s G More Boo"s* The best way to find out what his interests are is through what
he reads ## provided it:s not (axim
The library does not define the man. ! ha)e so many books sitting there that "ere gifts from
relati)es. Just because you o"n books doesn0t mean you read them. 1or e)idence, +ust go through
any %nglish professor0s office.
- !larm 4loc"* "hat time is the alarm set for0 9emember the early bird always catches the
worm A=%(0 (ove on fastN
What if he is rich' Alas!
- Inside the +rawer* 4ou knew + was saving this for last "ell this is one place you can:t go 4ou
opened the forbidden medicine cabinet 6 you even opened his closet door Kut this is the one
place that is his and only his So respect him and, if you end up spending the night, you:ll soon
find out what:s inside but +:m not telling you
5ou cannot respect someone by psychoanaly:ing him.
What to learn from this' Anti=*ump said, When a "oman tells you ho" men should be, stick
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your finger into the light socket. After all, it is +ust as producti)e.
&emember the first Pookish commandment. (% WH$ 5$4 A&%. !t is up to 5$4 to define your
life, not any "oman. !f you are going to li)e your single life "ith "oman telling you e)erything
to do, then you might as "ell be married.
#o, ! don0t ha)e children!
This is "hat ! find myself saying 7uite fre7uently. When younger, ! "ould get the 7uestion of
*o you ha)e a girlfriend' (ut no" the 7uestion is not e)en that of marriage but, *o you ha)e
any children'
%)eryone around me in the "orkplace has children...yet none of them are married. Scratch that.
$ne "oman is married but her husband is in +ail for armed robbery. She has his name tattooed on
her chest 8ho" do ! kno" that' ,et0s +ust say she likes sho"ing her clea)age9.
Another guy is married but his story is a little different. He did the happy dance "ith a young
/e-ican girl and got her pregnant. The father thre" out the young /e-ican girl and he had to
marry her. $ther characters are e)en from different states but are stuck here because they got the
girl pregnant.
#o. ! don0t ha)e any children.
They look at me "ith ama:ement, "ith astonishment. ! look at them in the same "ay.
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<entlemen, if you are familiar "ith "hat !0)e "ritten in the past, you kno" ! am not a friend of
the $/<, se- opportunity' <o for it A,, TH% T!/%! mentality. !0)e turned do"n far more
se- than accepted. The reason being is that ! belie)e in transmutation. (ut the point comes to a
7uestion ! ha)e been "ondering about....
!s se- a liability or an asset'
To the "oman, it is an asset. Hence, she calls her boobs and butt her 0assets0 as they put money in
her pocket 8literally9. (ut "hat about for a man'
,iability, Pook! There is no such thing as 01ree Se-!0 And se- ne)er generates money for the
male.
$h hea)ens! We are guilty of looking at se- in that same narro" dimension. Se- includes the
differences of gender. Se-, combined "ith passion and faith, is the trium)irate that allo"s
transmutation.
!s debt a liability or an asset'
Stupid 7uestion, Pook! Ho" can there be any doubt' *ebt takes money a"ay from your pocket.
!t is most certainly a liability!
1or the ma+ority of people, debt is a liability. (ut for "ise and the achie)ers, debt can be made
into an asset. /ost people go into debt for depreciating TH!#<S like cars or large T6 sets. (ut if
you go into debt for buying a business or in)esting in real estate that can )ery "ell put money
into your pocket. (orro"ing money to build the business is common yet it is still debt. 6ery fe"
think of it that "ay. Those "ho see that other side "ill go far.
!n the same "ay, se- is a liability for most people. *ebt is dangerous and should be respected.
Ho"e)er, se- has stronger teeth. 1or men, se- takes a"ay 5%A&S of their life 8as they chase
girls around9, stunts their gro"th 8as they try to 0sociali:e0 "ith girls they bring themsel)es do"n
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onto their lo"er le)el and stay there9, generates debt 8need the cool car to get the chicks, the
house and "edding for the girl, the dates, and so on9, as "ell as spa"ning annuities 8i.e. babies
"hich are 6%&5 e-pensi)e9.
Stupid men treat se-, like debt, as a liability. With using debt badly, they +ust go further and
further into debt. (ut using se- as a liability, they sink further and further into mediocrity. They
become...nothing.
(ut "ise men "ill treat se- as an asset. Transmutation is the big key. 1or e-ample, it is "ell
kno"n the more se-uali:ed the man, the better salesman he is. The "rong label for this effect has
been called 0charisma0 but 0charisma0 is nothing more than someone "ho has de)eloped a highly
se-uali:ed character. %instein belie)ed in transmutation e)en go as far as saying that if a man
had not made any benefit to science before he "as EH, he ne)er "ill mostly because of the se-ual
rise and fall "ithin the body. Talented artists ha)e transmuted. *ante could not get (eatrice but
turned her into a gigantic hea)enly body in his /ivine -omedy. Shakespeare is flooded "ith
se-uality. !n ancient sports, athletes "ould keep a"ay from "omen as they sensed it "ould sap
their strength. 3onsider Tiger Woods before and after he married his supermodel. 3onsider
#apoleon "hen he pushes aside Josephine for a young honey. 3onsider (eetho)en constantly
unable to get the "omen he "anted so he channeled that energy into symphonies instead.
Passion. Se-. 1aith. The combination of these three, mi-ed into one another, creates the genius.
Passion is "hat you lo)e to do 8say music9. Se- is the a"akening and channeling of the se-ual
alchemy element inside you. 1aith is the yearning of ascension, of spiritual up"ardness 8"hich
modern psychology and &ousseau beliefs cannot emulate9.
/ediocre people ha)e #$#% of those three traits.
A6%&A<% people focus on one of those traits.
The %[3%PT!$#A, people ha)e t"o of the three traits.
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(ut the <%#!4S has all three traits.
Passion 8let us say the lo)e of music9 becomes )ery *4,, "ithout the se- element and becomes
1,AT "ithout the faith element. /ost music today 8all the lo)e pop song nonsense9 tends to
combine the se- element. A fe" artists, "hile keeping up to that formula, stumble some faith
elements in to make something truly interesting. Then, alas, they become frustrated as they are
unable to replicate that success.
/an is a board on the rock of se-. /ost men break but a fe" are able to catapult themsel)es.
/a+ority of humans "ill ne)er kno" about transmutation. They are doomed. Those that disco)er
it find it only after forty. $nly a precious fe" can utili:e it "hen young.
When surrounded "ith unmarried people "ith kids, one has to respect that se- has teeth.
!gnorance of it is the biggest cost to one0s life.
1or the guys "ho ha)e regrets about not recogni:ing or taking ad)antage of 0opportunities0 of
girls early in life, ! "ant you to consider something. Would that one girl ha)e satisfied you' #o'
What about girl t"o' $r girl three' #one "ould satisfy me, Pook, you said. ! "ould still be
horny as e)er. Then "hy, in <od0s name, do you think girl four, girl fi)e, or girl si- "ill make
any difference'
Just as the guys "ho got depressed because all their friends "ere getting married "ho later sa"
them get di)orced "hile he remains a happy bachelor, look at the guy "ho *!*#0T +ump at
e)ery opportunity a lady thre" his "ay. Sure, he may be depressed and regretful. (ut that is only
short term. ,ong term, he sees the guys chained to girls they bonked "ith a kid or marriage or
something else.
Se- can be more destructi)e and ensla)ing than debt. (ut if debt, properly used, can make
"ealth, imagine "hat the se- element can do.
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Three /en and the Wolfish Woman
/en are pigs, say the "omen. (ut if men are pigs, "ho is the "olf seeking to sink its +a"s into
the s"eet tasty nutrients that the pigs are'
Just as there are three little pigs, there are three little boys. The first one is #ice <uy. The second
one is Speed Seduction <uy. The third one is Smart <uy. And instead of houses made of physical
matter, men build mental houses that shelter and protect us all our li)es.
!t does not take much mental )igor to be a #ice <uy. That is "hy his house is made of stra". He
doesn0t e)en think. He +ust thro"s "hate)er is nearest around him up there. ,ike"ise, it does not
take much )igor to be Speed Seduction <uy. All you ha)e to do is log into a "ebsite and literally
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follo" instructions. He laughs at #ice <uy "hile he builds his mental house made of sticks. (oth
#ice <uy and Speed Seduction <uy get done building their mental houses early so they laugh at
Smart <uy as his is slo"ly, but methodically, building his mental house full of bricks.
When the "olf comes, the "olf comes as a dancing "oman. #ice <uy and Speed Seduction <uy
are charmed and dance "ith the "olf 8"hile Smart <uy keeps building his house9. As soon as
#ice <uy and Speed Seduction <uy find out their charmer is a "olf disguised as a dancing girl,
they flee to the #ice <uy House 8as all Speed Seduction <uys start out in #ice <uy House of
stra"9. The "olf shreds the stra" house apart. Then they run into the Speed Seduction House of
sticks. !t falls apart but they 7uickly reassemble it. The "olf laughs and puts on additional sticks
that e)entually collapse the structure. The t"o run and keep going in circles until finally running
into Smart <uy0s House of bricks.
The "olf 8"oman9 keeps trying to break into Smart <uy0s house. (ut, unlike the #ice <uy
House of Stra" and Speed Seduction House of Sticks, the house holds. The "olf e)entually tries
)ery hard to get in "hich the doors are opened and the "olf runs through only to slam her face
against the "all again. 8Sho"ing that Smart <uy isn0t a)oidant of "oman, he can ha)e her inside
the house but be able to kick her out once again.9
As #ice <uy and Speed Seducing <uy play and dance happily inside Smart <uy0s house, they
look outside and see "olfie playing a little )iolen, crying, and sno" falling. This is "olfie0s trap.
Sure enough, it "orks. #ice <uy and Speed Seduction <uy fall in sympathy "ith the "olf and
rush to the door to let "olfie in. Smart <uy co)ers the door and says, #$! Speed Seduction
<uy pushes Smart <uy out of the "ay so #ice <uy and Speed Seduction <uy can rush outside of
the house to let the "olf in.
Smart <uy hides behind the door and, being smart, disco)ers the 0tune0 "olfie is using and flips it
around. Poor "olfie! #o" the "olf must suddenly start to dance! #o" that "olf0s disguise is
ruined, the "olf chases the three around the house.
The end comes "hen the "olf takes the ele)ator that, according to the "olf, "ill take it to finest
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heights possible "here the three men are but, alas, the "olf plunges into the depth ne)er to get up
again. So it is "ith the "oman "ho thinks they "ill ascend to the highest of heights possible
inside the Smart <uy House only to fall into the abyss.
A story from a police officer...
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At a recent birthday celebration for my one year old nephe", the small party "as attended by my
nephe"s0 godfather. He is a police officer in his forties ! belie)e. His "ife is in her thirties.
The background "as that he "as married and had se)eral children back in <eorgia 8! think9.
After the last child, he and his "ife agreed that this "as to be their last child. So he had a
)asectomy +ust to insure she "ouldn0t accidently get pregnant.
Well, she got pregnant. This "as ho" he found out she had been cheating on him. Although !0m
not sure "ho e-actly initiated the di)orce, ! do kno" the police officer "as shattered financially
and lost e)erything, including his children. So "hat do financially shattered people do' Why,
they come to Te-as!
He re=married again but this time "ith a )ery traditional 3atholic. ! take it that she "as )ery
picky bird and came from a rather large family. The t"o are attempting to ha)e children but
#ature is saying no because to either the "oman0s age or both of their ages.
The police officer sat on the couch "ith his "ife and told me, along "ith my sister and her
husband, a story that ! "ish to share "ith you.
The story "as ho" a young man 8the police officer0s friend9 and his girlfriend got into an
argument out in public. This is not uncommon. (oth "ere "ell dressed. *uring the argument, the
girl stepped back and tripped. She fell to the ground and t"isted her arm. She screamed in pain.
At this time, police officers "ere at the scene. They heard shouting and sa" the "oman fall and
scream. When they looked at the man, his face "as red. He "as one of those guys "ho, "hen
they had some beer, "ould ha)e their face and ears turn red. !mmediately, the police separated
the t"o. (oth of them told the same the story. The girl stepped back, tripped, fell and t"ister her
arm. The cops "ould not belie)e this and so took the young man to +ail for assault.
This young man happened to be a friend of the police officer telling the story. So "hen he heard
"hat happened, he personally inter)ened. He told them that he kne" the guy, that he "as no
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assaulter, and that his face gets red "ith beer and not "ith rage. He told them that they "ere
already immediately separated and said the same thing. There "as no "ay for them to make up
the same story. And "ith this line of reasoning, the young man "as set free. !f the police officer
had not inter)ened, "hat else "ould the result be'
The police officer drank his beer and then told me about himself. Police officers ha)e a lo" life
e-pectancy not +ust from the risk of dying on the +ob but because of all the fierce "ork in)ol)ed.
1ire fighters also ha)e this lo"er life e-pectancy. He told me this because his body "as falling
apart and deteriorating fast.
#o", police officers0 "i)es are gi)en a special bonus "hen the husband dies on duty. The "ife
+oked that if she came into the house and found him dead, she "ould put his uniform on him and
drag him into his patrol car so she can claim he died on duty. He laughed at this and said, She0d
do it! He seemed positi)ely confident that his "ife "ould put his body into the car +ust for a
bonus.
As the discussion continued, the police officer informed us ho" much he got paid "hen he first
entered the ser)ice saying that it "as less than a school teacher. His "ife, a school teacher,
became shocked and angry at this. 5ou only made that much money!' $b)iously, ! could tell
that this picky girl thought she deser)ed riches and seemed as if she "as ST43; "ith him.
Perhaps she thought being married to a police officer "ould be glamorous. And her saying ho"
she "ould drag his body to the patrol car +ust for a financial bonus seemed distasteful. ;eep in
mind, this "as as traditional religious girl as you can get.
Women "ant money and po"er2 they differ in the means in ho" they ac7uire it. Some go the
feminist route and attempt to make a career to obtain this po"er and money they think is theirs.
(ut "hat is not often talked about are the "omen "ho go the religious route "ho think that
6irtue is some sort of entitlement to glory and "ealth. !t isn0t.
$ne "ay you could test out to see "hether a "oman "as truly 03hristian0 or not is to reference
this part of the #e" Testament. !n it, a man approaches Jesus and says that he has been follo"ing
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the Ten 3ommandments. What else is there for him to do' Jesus turned to him and said, Sell all
your possessions and follo" me. And "ith that, the man0s face fell.
Tell that story to the "oman. Watch her reaction. True religious "omen are... 8gasp9 religious.
Just as feminists belie)e their degrees and careers are entitlements to better husbands, so too do
religious feminists belie)e their 0)irtue0 and 0religion0 to be entitlements to better husbands.
6irtue0s root "ord is 06ir0 "hich, in ,atin, means 0/an.0 6irtue is not named after "omen for the
ob)ious reasons.
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(achelorism. An %pidemic'
! am tired of online ads for these matching ser)ices. 4sually, it is a "oman lying do"n almost
nude "ith a huge command of /AT% on the picture.
So ho" do these online matching ser)ices get the females' *o they ha)e men sho"ing their
chest "ith a huge command on it of /AT%' #o, they get this instead.
Apparently, (achelorism is a disease.
The world's number one dating and relationship company, (atchcom, is taking a stand against
bachelorism, a disturbing epidemic that affects more than BA million men nationwide)A*
(atchcom has thrown its support behind a new campaign, http:;;wwwbachelorismorg , to raise
awareness for the causes and cure for this devastating syndrome
Single men are painted as babies that must be 0rescued0 from obli)ion. This is ho" many
bachelors are seen...as losers simply because they don0t ha)e some girl. What intrigues me is
"hat if someone did the same for single females' What if someone made an ad campaign that
made single "omen to be hysterical and irrational but only a man could 0sa)e0 them from self=
destruction' *o you think that "ould go o)er "ell'
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(achelor +oys are sold off "hen you marry
The best time to get something like a used motorcycle or a used sports car is "hen a man
marries. The ne" "ife gets the guy to sell such 0things.0 !n this case, a )ery nice collection of
)ideo games that spans t"enty fi)e years.
After some game playing in my youth, ! got a"ay from )ideo games 8and only recently began
playing them again9. 6ideo=games can be a pathetic "ay to "aste time and a bad "ay to become
addicted. *espite that, for time per money, )ideo=games are the best )alue for entertainment
especially used games. 3onsider the prices for amusement parks, concerts, or buying tons of
*6*s. Whate)er the problems "ith )ideo games, they do not put you in front of ad)ertising like
T6 8at least, not yet9 and tend to be free from political correctness 8"hich seems to be "hy
young males lo)e it so9.
Ask yourself, "hy "ould a ne" "ife ha)e a problem "ith a game collection' The games are
already bought so they "on0t be a liability. At "orst, they may +ust sit there innocently in a bo-.
3ome to think of it, do "omen sell their 0bachelorette0 stuff' What "ould bachelorette stuff be' !
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can0t think of any off hand. All ! kno" is that the bachelor stuff disappears and the man li)es in a
"oman0s "orld. The guy then is stuck "ith the garage "ith its utilitarian nature. People say
that you "ould sell your bachelor +oys if you really lo)e the girl. (ut ! say she "ould insist on
you keeping them if she really lo)ed you. !sn0t lo)e supposed to be making the other person
happy and not a psychological machine to churn out money'
#otice the dog in the %(ay listing' Almost e)ery young couple today seems that the girl gets a
dog to become the couple0s dog to cement their relationship. OPoor dogs. #othing more
than pa"ns to get the guy to think of couple instead of he and she. And ! thought cats had
it bad.
,o)e as license
!f you are said to be doing something "rong in the /atriarchy, the solution is to "rap "hat you
are doing as ,$6%. ,o)e has become the mythological "onder that no one can critici:e or
7uestion.
!f people are angry that you are marrying a foreign "oman, do not tell them the 0facts0 and "hy
you are doing it. !nstead, tell them you are in lo)e.
!nstead of apologi:ing for li)ing a less glorious career instead of one that makes more money
that you hate, say that you are doing "hat you ,$6%. !t al"ays "orks.
!f you ha)e gone to court due to armed robbery, tell them ho" you committed the crime out of
lo)e 8someho", some"ay9. 5ou "ill easily be gi)en a lesser charge.
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!f you are a female teacher ha)ing se- "ith a male student, tell them it "as all about lo)e. #o
one "ill 7uestion it and the courts "ill let you off.
!f you are a politician and desire to raise ta-es on e)eryone, tell them that you are doing it for the
cause of lo)e.
!f you are a homose-ual and desire la"s to be changed and altered, pick up the cause of ,$6%.
!f you are a feminist and are pushing for "orld"ide sterili:ation and easy to access abortions, say
ho" all of this is the pursuit of lo)e.
!f you are a slut, +ust say ho" you ha)e a rich 0lo)e life.0
!f you are a desperate house"ife and "ant to cheat on your husband, again do it under the banner
of lo)e. (ridges of /adison 3ountry ha)e sho"n the "ay.
As you can plainly see, 0lo)e0 gi)es one a license to do almost anything. So "hen a "oman
begins to shame you about anything, bring lo)e into the discussion someho" and some"ay. #o
"oman "ill assault the magical "onder of 0lo)e0 because it is through that "here they hold all
their cards.
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Foot5rints
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*id you kno" one "ay you can tell the difference bet"een a bachelor and a married man' ,ook
at their footprints.
/arried men "alk on their heels as if the "orld is on their shoulders. (achelors "alk on their
toes.
*on0t belie)e me' ,ook at the footprints yourself. 5oung boys place the "eight of their body on
the front of their feet "hen "alking. (achelors continue the tradition. (ut married men, their
"eight shifts as their heels dig into the ground.
!unday Reading: =oice of the 0euter
! ha)e decided ! am no longer going to post anything significant on this blog on Sunday. Sunday
"ill become a day of rest for me. So, instead, ! "ill link to someone else0s e-cellent essay and
say, Here is your Sunday reading!
1or this "eek. The 6oice of the #euter
Iuote.
%bove all, it is a sexless voice Not, + hasten to add, a !gay! voice Not that at all +t is neither
that gentle nor that musical Nor is it that old shabby lisping stereotype best consigned to the
dustbin of popular culture No, this is a new old voice of a generation of ostensible men and
women who have been educated and acculturated out of, or say rather, to the far side of any
gender at all +t is, as + have indicated above, the voice of the neutered %nd in this + mean that of
the transitive verb: To castrate or spay The voice and the kids that carry it is the triumphant
achievement of our halls of secondary and higher education These children did not speak this
way naturally, they were taught %nd like good children seeking only to please their teachers and
then their employers, they learned
This is not to say that the new %merican -astrati of all genders live sexless lives $n the
contrary, if reports are to be credited, they seem to have a good deal of sex, most often without
the burden of love or the threat of children, and in this they are condemned to the sex life of
children
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Take being called gay as a compliment
!t is common for single men to be declared to be gay by "omen 8"ho often giggle "hen they
say it9. *o not be angry "ith this 0slur0 on you. &ather, look at it for "hat it is.
When a "oman asks if you are 0gay,0 she is thinking about you se-ually. !n other "ords, she and
other "omen are "illing to ha)e se- "ith you. Ho"e)er, you are not pursuing them and this
annoys them. Women tend to pro+ect themsel)es onto men. hence "e become dumb, stupid, se-=
cra:ed creatures in their eyes.
Also, "omen ne)er get 0re+ected.0 !f a man doesn0t ask them out, the problem HAS to be "ith
him. !t cannot be a problem "ith her. So she "ill easily say, H% /4ST (% <A5 rather than
say, H% &%J%3T%* /%! $ne can ha)e fun and turn this around on "omen. !f a "oman
doesn0t ha)e a boyfriend because she is picky or something ask if she is gay. Watch the
fire"orks.
!f you look good and appear "orthy, "omen "ill yearn for you. !f you appear nonchalant,
"omen "ill accuse you of being 0gay.0 Take this in stride! 5ou are on their minds and dreams, but
they ha)e no influence o)er you. 5ou ha)e beaten them at their little game. 5ou ha)e re)ersed
the usual of hot girl being disinterested in the guys but the guys ha)ing much interest in her.
While looking up famous bachelors in history, ! ha)e noticed a peculiar situation. !s it possible
for a man to be great and choose to remain a bachelor' ! think this is )ery possible and 7uite
probable. Ho"e)er, academics do not belie)e it is possible. !f a man is single and great, he must,
in some "ay, be a repressed homose-ual.
(efore people shout out 0conspiracy=to=femini:e=e)erything,0 ! ha)e another theory. The reason
"hy most female scholars say this is because of something rooted in female beha)ior. There are
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many reasons "hy a great man could not marry 8pro)ided if he desired to9. These things include.
=A man is too eccentric to be the usual husband for a "ife.
=A man is too ugly "hich "omen find grotes7ue.
=Women +ust don0t plain like him.
#one of these possibilities are gi)en. !f a great man didn0t marry, there is only one possibility
gi)en. because he chose not to. And he chose not to because he "as not attracted to females. He
"as a repressed homose-ual!
<entlemen, ha)e you e)er obtained e)ery "oman you "anted' The uni)ersal ans"er is #o.
/en do get re+ected as all of us are a"are. So "hy isn0t this possibility gi)en' Why is the only
ans"er. &epressed homose-ual!!!'M
The ans"er, ! belie)e, is that there is a hidden kno"ledge that "omen "ill, e)entually, attempt to
marry this 0great man.0 !f these men li)ed under a bridge, "e "ould hear nothing about it. (ut
these 0great men0 "ere "riters, artists, philosophers, and "arriors, they "ere abo)e a)erage. And
as "omen age, the less picky they get. %)entually, these guys "ill ha)e "omen "ho desire
them...rather, "omen "ho desire to ha)e po"er o)er them. And since the means for a man to be
manipulated is through his se-ual desire, if these men refused to be married, then ob)iously they
had no se-ual desire! $b)iously they "ere gay!
This seems to be the pattern these academics use "hen proclaiming that there can be no such
thing as a 0great man "ho remained a bachelor.0 !t is re)ealing that "omen marry for totally
different reasons than men do. These female scholars, not understanding men, only assume they
had to be gay.
(eing called 0gay0 fre7uently by "omen, ! had the opposite problem that the only reason "hy
they "ant to be "ith me is because of se-ual reasons. /any "ould say, Ho" can one complain
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about this' (ut do you kno" ho" sad it is that "omen aren0t interested in ha)ing a connection
in any other "ay 8at least, in most of my e-periences9. They kno" ! am not a #ice <uy to be
lorded o)er. ! don0t e-actly match the +erk 0bad boy0 that needs to be tamed. ! fit the more 0hot
mysterious guy "ho isn0t paying "omen the attention they are entitled to.0
!t is SA* that many "omen de)elop no inner li)es. !t is SA* that many "omen li)e a life of
illusion. (ut "hat is "orse is that these "omen are incapable of sharing my interest in these
others things 8hence, they can ne)er be truly 0friends09. ! feel annoyed and alienated by this
constant materialism and lack of any interest outside of pop=culture from these 0"omen.0 ! don0t
associate "ith these girls because !, honestly, don0t ha)e anything in common "ith them. They
label me <A5!!!! as ! am not going se-ually cra:y o)er them, but for, say, a potential "ife you
are looking for some better 7ualities in her than a roll in the hay. *o they understand this' ! don0t
think they do.
$n Sosua)e many guys resorted to techni7ues and 8supposed9 manipulation' ! belie)e a better
approach is to keep the focus on you and to build, and impro)e, your o"n life. ! still belie)e this
today. Ho"e)er, most "omen are absurdly trapped by techni7ues and manipulation. All of this
gi)es them the illusion of po"er of men. A "oman not focused on manipulation is to be one girl
plucked out of ten thousand.
1eminists accuse men of using se- as 0po"er0 because that is precisely "hat "omen do.
<entlemen, "hich do you find more common' !s it "omen "ho are interested in meeting a guy
and seeing if they are truly compatible' $r is it a "oman interested in finding some sort of
trophy and manipulating that to make their friends +ealous'
/en and "omen define 0lo)e0 differently. We kno" ho" men mean it. (ut "omen see lo)e as the
key to po"er. This is "hy you ne)er say ! lo)e you to a "oman because, in their ears, they are
hearing, 5ou ha)e total po"er o)er me.
/en con7uer "orlds. (ut "omen con7uer men. The 0great men "ho remained bachelors0 must be
re="ritten in history as 0suppressed homose-uals0 because ! don0t belie)e most "omen honestly
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understand a man0s desire to understand and con7uer a "orld. !f no "oman is able to con7uer
you, especially if you become 0great,0 they assume this is because you "ere immune to their
le)erage o)er you 8se-ual interest9 so that you had to be 0gay.0 #o other possibility is considered.
Women don0t ha)e a clue "hat men are and "hat "e can do. $ur destiny, in their eyes, is only to
be a dumb "ork=horse "orking to buy material goods. That0s a shame. !f "omen ruled, the great
arts "ould be totally ignored. <reat literature "ould be mocked. %)erything in the Humanities
"ould become...meaningless. %)en other fields "ould be affected such as the sciences "ith
absurdities that focus on 0understanding and con7uering people0 rather 8the social sciences9 than
#ature itself 8Physics, (iology, 3hemistry, etc.9.
And this is e-actly "hat happened.
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&adicalism of 6ilar
The /anipulated /an is the most cited book for the %nlightened /en and the most influential.
When ! first read it, ! "as tearing out my hair saying, ! cannot pro)e she is "rong! !t takes
repeated readings and some time for the Truth to fully sink in.
*ue to ho" perspecti)e altering the book is, "e ha)en0t e-actly gone through the book "ith a
fine tooth comb. 6ilar makes radical statements that the /en0s /o)ement has not yet caught on.
What 6ilar says is as mind bending as the first time you read /anipulated /an.
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So "hat are these fine toothed things "e may ha)e missed' Stick around. The upcoming posts go
through each one. Since the blog is going to get serious, take this time to ha)e a laugh.
&adicalism of 6ilar N>. %)en in Se-, /an is
%nsla)ed
!5omen live an animal e(istence. They like eating, drinking, sleeping # even sex, providing
there is nothing to do and no real effort is re2uired of them Inlike a man, a woman will rarely
make an effort to get her partner into bed +f, however, he is already there and she hasn't planned
to set her hair or undertake some other form of large#scale beauty repair and there is no TL
program she wants to see, she will not be averse to making love, provided he is prepared to be
the active partner
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!Kut even the euphemisms 'active' for the male partner and 'passive' for the female do not
conceal the fact that woman allows man to serve her in bed 1ust as he does in every sphere of her
life 8ven through intercourse may give a man pleasure in the long run, it is nothing more than a
service to a woman, in which the man is the better lover, arousing desire more skillfully, 2uickly,
and making it last longer
!(en suspect that women tend to exploit them during intercourse and have developed a certain
fear of female sexual appetite5 Signs of this appear in the rites of ancient cultures, in
philosophical works of men such as Schopenhauer and Niet<sche, in the novels of Kaudelaire,
Kal<ac an d(ontherlant, in plays by Strindberg, $'Neill and Tennessee "illiams Since the
discovery of contraceptives, this fear has reached almost hysterical proportions!
! ha)e spoken much about se-ual transmutation of men in the past. /en can utili:e their se-ual
desire to make it bloom into their art, their music, their "ork, their actions, to make their life
progress s"ifter and increase their resonance among people 8i.e. charisma9. As a salesman
myself, ! kno" that the highly se-uali:ed people make the better salesmen "hile the lo"er
se-uali:ed people 8of both men and "omen9 become stuck "ith lo" sales.
$ne gender0s transmutation is another gender0s manipulation. At least, this is "hat the feminists
say "hen they point to the great "orks of Humanity.
We kno" that most men do not understand transmutation. They can often +ust li)e an animal
e-istence and try to hump the nearest female in sight. These men generally end up mediocre in
life. ;eep in mind, ! am referring not to the highly se-uali:ed male but the male "ho submits to
his se-uality, rather than forging the se-uality into "hat he desires. Think of the hunk in high
school that ended up getting a girl pregnant and is doomed to a life of paying for it.
/ost "omen, also, do not understand transmutation. The slut feminism is merely that of an
animal e-istence.
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Ho"e)er, "omen do undergo transmutation. They se-uali:e themsel)es as much as possible
meaning through e-ercise, tight clothes, long hair, make=up, and so on to and undergo training in
dance and other things. The "oman "ill become trapped in her o"n game 8as &adical 6ilar ND
"ill re)eal9 but she is certainly trying to get the "ealthiest and socially desired male.
Some "omen 8mostly feminists9 "ill resort to "riting bad books about female goddesses and the
occult as "ell as being mesmeri:ed by %gyptian mythology. These "omen are confusing their
se-uality "ith their faith and ha)e the shoes on back"ard. #e)ertheless, they are trying to
pro+ect that se-uality in some means. This "ould e-plain "hy such "omen are often e-tremely
ugly.
!t is 7uite common for "omen to declare men are all pigs "ho "ant nothing but se-. (ut if you
ha)e e)er tried to eliminate se- from a budding relationship, the "oman goes bonkers. She has
no mind of herself, +ust her animal e-istence, and she pro+ects that onto the men. All men "ant
is se-! Well, ma0am, "hen "as the last time a "oman said something e)en remotely abstract'
%)en "ith feminist theory, all they do is regurgitate, )erbatim, "hat is heard. There are still no
ne" ideas. The original nut of feminist theory is +ust a clich\ "ith :ombie girls echoing the
clich\.
(ut let us listen some more.
!+n truth, reliable contraceptives )invented by a man, naturally* have robbed man of the only
triumph left to him in his state of sexual sub1ugation ,reviously, woman was always to a certain
extend at his mercy Now she is suddenly in control She can have as many children as she
wishes She can even select the father )rich, if possible* +f she has no intention of having
children, she can indulge in intercourse as often as it appears advantageous to her (en cannot
do that! ,g @=#@A
This is a good 7uestion. Ha)e contracepti)es increased man0s po"er or "oman0s' $b)iously, it is
"oman0s "hose fortune has doubled. She can no" be the slut and be free from most of the
conse7uences. This "as much more difficult in the past.
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! suspect contracepti)es ha)e been historically banned because of men insisting it so. This "ould
e-plain "hy the ancient religions all banned contracepti)es. 3hristianity banned all
contracepti)es unanimously until around >CDF. !t also finally e-plains "hy $nanism "as
fro"ned at 8a man emptying his seed outside the "oman9. !t kept gi)ing the "oman po"er.
Se- has t"o main long term conse7uences 8not counting short term pleasure9. $ne, it creates
children. T"o, it ensla)es a man.
With contracepti)es, the children element is remo)ed but the ensla)ement of men is not.
(ut Pook! (ut Pook! you cry. Would this not free the men too' All these "omen and little
conse7uences'
The changing definitions of man by the moderns ha)e help emasculate men. A false definition is
"orse than a slander. (ut the definition of man as supported by the moderns is a man "ho has
se- "ith as many females as possible. There is no historical basis for this. What "as the
definition of a man "as the man WH$ HA* TH% /$ST 3H!,*&%#. This is "hy centuries
ago, families "ould range from eight to fourteen children. /en "ho "ere impotent and could not
ha)e children stri)ed to display their manliness in some other "ay 8such as America0s <eorge
Washington9.
The more children, the more ne" people "ere under the man0s name. He became the leader of
the household. He became the Patriarch in this "ay.
(y pinning the definition of se- on 0as banging as many females as possible,0 one can pinpoint
the further ensla)ements to men.
>9 the married man keeps demanding se- from his "ife "ho she can easily manipulate the man
further based on such desire.
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D9 the bachelor thro"s his time a"ay 8"hich is more )aluable than money9 on playing the 0game0
to get as many girls as possible. Women "ill manipulate the guy for entertainment, social access,
and e)en money.
E9 the guy thro"s his money a"ay 8less )aluable than time9 at prostitutes, both official and
unofficial, +ust so he can 0feel like a man.0
We kno" that for men, se- is )ery much a mental thing. Alter the brain"ashing and free
yourself.
!t is hilarious "hen someone tries to defend this definition of man using e)olutionary beha)ior.
%)olution only "orks if you ha)e children you idiots. When ! see demographic reports of less
and less children born in each generation, ! assure you that this is not e)olution in "ork. it is
e-tinction.
6ilar goes on speaking ho" much "omen research se- and ho" it in)ol)es men 8to 0rock his
"orld to ensla)e them0 essentially9.
!-ontrary to man's fear, women do not, however, weigh one man against another and choose the
most virile# far from it, as she herself is not all that keen on sex +n view of that, and provided all
other conditions are e2ual, she is likely to prefer the less potent man because she can always
blackmail him with her intimate knowledge of his weakness !+n the realm of sex, more than any
other, man is a victim of the principles of efficiency according to which he is manipulated!
5ou ne)er hear about any pressure for the "oman to 0perform.0 The only thing you hear about
that is if the "oman cannot keep the man 8i.e. manipulate him9. This "ould e-plain "hy "hen a
"ife cheats, the husband fails and the "ife is a )ictim. And if the husband cheats, the
husband fails and the "ife is again the )ictim.
!That sexual competence in a man is a matter of indifference to the ma1ority of females is shown
by the number of highly paid men who marry and stay married, despite the fact that they are
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impotent )it is unimaginable that a woman without a vagina would have an prospects whatsoever
of getting married to a normally sexed man*! ,g @B
A young man is often ama:ed that dating is really nothing more than se-. Women don0t "ant to
kno" you. They do not care about your dreams. The bait on the hook is se- and the purpose is to
reel you in. Women0s greatest fear is the celibate man as he cannot be hooked in any "ay.
6ilar0s &adicalism ND
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7here is only one main difference between men and women: men are curious while women
ne%er are.
$ne main difference between men and women: (en are curious "omen never are $nly thing
women might be curious are new bodily pleasures #
$f all the 2ualities of man, his curiosity is certainly the most impressive This curiosity differs
basically from that of woman % woman takes interest only in sub1ects that have an immediate
personal usefulness to her 3or example, if she reads political article in the newspaper, it is
highly likely that she wants to cast a spell on some political#science student, not that she cares
about the fate of the -hinese, +sraelis or South %fricans +f she looks up the names of some .reek
philosophers in the dictionary, it does not mean she has suddenly taken an interest in .reek
philosophy +t means she is trying to solve a crossword pu<<le +f she is studying the
advertisements for a new car, she is not doing it with a platonic interest in its technical features,
but because she wants to own it

(an's curiosity is something 2uite different His desire for knowledge has no personal
implications, is purely ob1ective and, in the long run, is much more practical than a woman's
attitude

(an's curiosity is universal There is almost nothing that does not interest him, whether it is
politics, botany, nuclear physics, or .od knows what 8ven sub1ects out of his province hold his
interest, such as bottling fruit, preparing cake mix or caring for a baby %nd a man could not be
pregnant for months without knowing all the functions of the placenta and ovaries in detail
(en not only observe the world around them, it is in their nature to make comparisons and to
apply the knowledge they have gained elsewhere with the ultimate aim to transform this
newfound knowledge into something else, something new
$ne need not emphasi<e the fact that practically all inventions and discoveries in this world
have been made of men
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,g BA#B?
Women not being curious, and hence not ha)ing a H4#<%& to learn and see ne" things, has
been one of my biggest disappointments "ith their se-. Without curiosity, there is no intellect, no
ability, and no talent. The only curiosity "omen appear to portray is trying out ne" bodily
pleasures. These include.
=#e" se- positions
=*ating Pook to try out his bodily pleasure 8or another guy, or yet another guy9
=%ating stupid and absurd foods 8"omen are annoyed that ! am pleased "ith a decent grilled
hamburger or steak most of the time9.
=Sunbathing, saunas, and massages
=Sport type acti)ities
=Why Action *ates "ork better than Talking *ates
/en )ary in their intelligence and "hat they study. (ut all men are the same in that "e are all
curious...about e)erything...in some sort of "ay. Women lack this.
Women define 0ad)enturesome0 as ne" se- positions, dating many guys, eating "eird foods, and
so on. (ut if a man pursues his curiosity, such as learning about space or the oceans or anything
of that nature, he is condemned as a nerd.
!n /<T$W sites and all, rarely do "e hear men0s groups subscribe 0curiosity0 to men. They may
apply 0smarts0 but smarts are different than 0curiosity.0 Ha)e "e truly understood 6ilar "hen "e
keep saying men are different because of 8[9 and not because of simple curiosity'
!t should be noted that the animal greatest kno"n for its curiosity is the cat. While cute and
fu::y, the cat is famous for its curiosity 83uriosity killed the cat etc9. Some /en0s &ights
Acti)ists blast cats as spa"ns of Satan since they appear to possess the same traits as "omen do
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8selfish, la:y9. (ut "hat if cats are liked by "omen because they possess the traits of men' Smart
men are la:y 8resting9 "hene)er they get a chance and are al"ays curious like the cat.
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6ilar0s &adicalism N E
3asculinity and Honor is an Artificial !ystem designed to mani5ulate men.
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Thanks to women, everything is labeled !masculine! or !effeminate,! !worthy! or !unworthy!
Ky imbuing all they do with sentimental and emotional values to such a degree that no one can
remain unaffected by them, women have created for themselves a fool's paradise "hatever they
do is pointless compared with male achievements %nd since they say so themselves, why should
men 2uibble0
$f course, if men really wanted to, they could destroy this tissue of lies and replace the terms
!masculine! and !effeminate! with !hard! and !easy!

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+t is simple to analy<e this vicious circle: women invent rules, manipulate men to obey them and
so dominate the male sex $f course, these rules in no way apply to women themselves The male
sense of honor, for example, is a system invented by women who loudly exempt themselves from
it They renounce the concept of honor and, as a result, manipulate men
+n a recent television series, !The %vengers,! there was a scene in which two antagonists were
facing each other across a billiard table, a pistol in front of each of them +t was agreed that to
give them each an e2ual chance, they should count aloud up to three and then shoot The hero,
however, grabbed his pistol and fired at the count of two, thus saving his own life He chose to
remain outside the system and was therefore in a position to manipulate the other who, although
in mortal danger, preferred to stick to a system approved by society rather than to use his own
1udgment
,g >D#EA
What is a /an' 3ertainly not masculinity or honor. 6ilar "ill later define e-actly "hat man is.
(ut it is true that e)erything that is 0masculine0 and 0honorable0 is disad)antageous to men and
ad)antageous to "omen. !t is 0masculine0 to lift hea)y ob+ects. !t is 0honorable0 to al"ays be nice
to "omen. !t is 0masculine0 to +oin the military. !t is 0honorable0 to help the mother=in=la" at all
times.
%)en though readers of /anipulated /an kno" ho" this is ad)antageous to "omen, ! do not
think it has yet been internali:ed that !T !S A,, 1A;%. /<T$W are still talking about 0honor0
and 0masculinity0 as if it means something. !t should be noted that Shakespeare opposed honor
and blunt masculinity. The mo)ers and shakers of the past, the philosophers, the poets, the
musicians, the artists, "ould today be called 0unhonorable0 and 0unmasculine.0 (ut since there "as
no /atriarchy in that time period, you can see "hy people "ere attracted to such fields and tried
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to study them.
!t is time to let it go. ,et Honor go. ,et 0/asculinity0 8though not testosterone9 go. The
manipulation of Honor is not that Honor is being used to ser)e females2 it is Honor itself is a
female construction. Why should "e 0honor0 politicians' The only 0honor0 that should be
recogni:ed is that band of brotherhood bet"een soldiers. (ut is that really honor' #ot really.
That does not fit ribbons or medals.
*on0t try to be masculine but try to be "ho you are. Those "ho embrace "ho they are, their soul,
their passions, stri)e to be 5ou !nc., "ill naturally be confident. !t is those that stri)e to"ards
masculinity, to"ards its images and clich\s that end up becoming the biggest "imps.
Prior to the DHth 3entury, male friendships and companionships 8these are close friendships,
#$T homose-uality9 "ere depicted in literature and the "orld. !t is interesting that the only "ay
men are allo"ed to be 0close friends0 is under 0Honor0 as in old "ar buddies. /ale friendship is
sa)agely attacked as 0effeminate0 8and no" 0gay09 because it does not help "omen in the slightest.
This conditioning is so deeply rooted that sharing a t"o bedroom apartment "ith a guy, it is not
uncommon for that guy to say, ,ook! ! am +ust trying to sa)e money! ! don0t sleep "ith him or
anything! As the !nternet and /<T$W is sho"ing, male friendship is our greatest strength
against /atriarchy. #o "onder it is considered the most 0unhonorable0 and most 0effeminate0
thing e)er!
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The /usician
$ne of the benefits of no comments is that "hat does come in is "ell "ritten and fleshed out.
1or your reading pleasure.
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+talics C The emailer
,old Q /y emphasis
&egular te-t Q %l Pookius /aster=$f=4ni)ersias
Here is the email.
(y name is WWWWW O,ook Note: +'m withholding names from these emails of courseP, and + have
read some of your posts on Sosuave + haven:t made a single post there in my life, so + never
existed there in a sense + have urges of registering at times, but never see the point in it )or it:s
either +:m too la<y* %nyway, +:m a AD year old college student in -alifornia who first ma1ored in
music composition but switched to civil engineering recently )4ou are right when you say
feminism has gotten into our humanities, +:ll share my experiences with that in this e#mail*
+ have to say that so far your writings have made a huge difference in my life already "hat is so
special is that you seem so down#to#earth, which is something + feel that is lacking a lot in the
world these days
$b)iously, there must be another Pook running around. ! refer to myself in third person, gi)e
Pook magical po"ers, and grant myself the most arrogant titles such as 0Pookus %-troadinarius.0
That doesn0t seem do"n=to=earth to me, but let us mo)e on...
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+ really want to share some of my thoughts about music because they seem to be consistent with
a lot of your values
+:ve been playing piano all through HS and had dreams of being able to compose like (o<art
)seriously hehe* + was perceived by my peers as the sort of geeky and weird kid who spent his
time doing nothing but music This led to me being terrible with the ladies in HS )since it really
wasn:t the Jpopular: music*
"hat struck me and surprised me when + was reading your writing was that you often will
mention (o<art and -hopin They are my two favorite composersN To me, both composers are
the most down#to#earth and follow the natural style )which is composing in the melodic style of
music by imitating the human voice* Rind of like how your writing is so down#to#earth and
seeks only the naturalN
! must make a confession. ! am insanely +ealous of music composers. !t is the musician, not the
poet, the painter, or orator, "ho has direct control influencing people0s souls. #o "onder Plato
banned them from his &epublic. With anything "ritten or speaking, there is al"ays the language
barrier. (ut music has no such barrier.
/usic truly is the perfect union of math and art. ! ha)e heard that the best programmers are also
musicians. 5ou ne)er reali:e ho" important music is until it isn0t there or done badly.
! can0t imagine putting together a symphony. !t is hard enough to "rite for one instrument, let
alone all of them. Also, ! kno" you +ust can0t thro" stuff in there. %)erything has to be in tone
"ith e)erything else. And the music has to ha)e such a sense that it melts into motion.
/y music education began 8and ended9 around a fe" instruments 8trombone, euphonium, tuba
"hich all ha)e a )ery similar element9. ! kno" so little about music that ! definitely plan to di)e
into it more, one day. /usicians are like the chosen 0Pookish people.0
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%nyway, so + attend Iniversity after HS all enthusiastic about learning how to compose in this
natural style +n HS, + studied (o<art:s style thoroughly and + even had a copy of his simple
thoroughbass method )+t:s ama<ing' he simplifies things in a way so uni2ue* Kut now + was in
college and this was a sad year in my life Not only did + receive so much criticism for ma1oring
in music, my problems that + ignored only grew + was still pretty anti#social and my urge to be
with the ladies grew much stronger This is when + discovered /avid /eangelo, Sosuave, and
others These problems were still bearable at the time, what was unbearable was the craft + put
all my cards in during HS (usic
+ reali<ed the whole Iniversity system for music was in a way corruptN The whole 7%rt can be
anything5 philosophy ran amuck (aking it worse, the professors kept trying to make me
compose away from this natural style + was pursuingN They would say +:m talented, but always
critici<e the style + used +:m not sure how much you know about music, but the universities seem
to hate tonal music, which is the music system that uses the tonal scale + believe it was
developed by ,ythagoras and is very closely related to the laws of nature )So many classics
came from this system*
&eaders, picture a professor annoyed that his music student is studying /o:art and the classics
from Pythagoras 8A music student studying /o:art! Ho" radical! Who else is he to study to
learn music' A feminist'9
!n my days in the uni)ersity, ! caught the professors0 eye for trying to mimic the blank )erse and
any other form of )erse 8as "ell as the %li:abethan sonnet and Spenserian sonnet forms9. They
seemed 0annoyed0 at "hat ! "as doing. ! +ust shrugged and said, Ho" else am ! supposed to
learn' ! later learned that these professors "eren0t doers. Their +ob literally "as the paralysis of
analysis. They could "rite articles and papers about all these pointed hat theories on
Shakespeare, but they couldn0t "rite a single sonnet. This confused me. !sn0t the best "ay to
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understand the great masters are to attempt to duplicate them'
! kno" "ith painting this used to be the "ay. Painters "ould take their can)as to the museum and
try to paint alongside the masters. The teachings of painting techni7ues got passed from one
generation to the ne-t "ith each generation refining on the techni7ues of the past. 1or some
reason, in the beginning of the t"entieth century, this tradition got lost. Some blame the
in)ention of the photograph. (ut this occurred "ith literature as "ell 8music and theater are still
mysteries to me9.
+ got tired of the music program and eventually 2uit The program seemed to have one
philosophy for composing, which is 74ou must compose radically different from the classics' any
resemblance will be critici<ed upon and not tolerated5 %rt is always changing and you can:t
define it so it must be radically differentN This whole cra<e of becoming radically different was
also in the performance program of our universities + heard that this one student in a recital or
something had a vase near the piano, and at the end of a piece he shoved the vase off so it would
shatter on the floor and that was supposed to symboli<e something (y take on it was that the
music had no substance so the student had to rely on theatrics like that "hat:s worse is the
audience buys into it and says it:s so Jdeep: This is the kind of stuff + had to deal with in music
and to me is an example of your saying that the humanities have been corrupted )+f you want
another example, look up Mohn -age:s B:??,:: you:ll get a laugh out of thatN*
!0m speechless. ! can0t add anything to "hat the musician has said.
! looked up John 3age0s ?0EE, and !0m shaking my head. !0d like to rip these 0(&!,,!A#T0
thinkers 8oh, so brilliant that "ho are "e peasants to 7uestion'9, but !0ll sa)e that for another post
8and gi)e the musician the spotlight he deser)es9.
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The highlight of my time in the program though was a time where a professional composer came
to talk in our theory class )-ounterpoint theory + believe* The first thing she made known to the
class was that she was a feminist Then, we had to hear her whole life story of how she had to go
through life as a feminist and trying to make it as a composer &istening to her was torture To
her, she struggled because she couldn:t find any other women to have as idols who made it as
music composers Koohoo hahaha This was also before + even knew much about feminism and
before + read your writings on sosuave, so it wasn:t that she was a feminist that bothered me, it
was that she spent all her time talking about things other than musicN I was interested in pure
music, not her identity crisis. 5hat was sad though was to see my fellow peers and professor
eat the stuff up and feeling sorry for her and even praising her /especially the professor0.
! gather that they "eren0t praising her for her music2 they "ere praising her that she "as a
0"oman'0 This is ridiculous.
So now +:m starting my third year of college but in the 8ngineering program + have lots of hope
for the future, but + believe engineering isn:t my passion + have been reading a lot on financial
stuff and real estate, and am striving to reach financial freedom in the future + also continue to
read your writings from sosuave and now your blog :* Sadly + am still struggling on the lady
front even though + have made massive improvements on myself and am generally happier than +
was a year ago 3or example, a year ago + was A?= pounds, and now + am almost A>= and + play
a lot of basketball
The musician ends his email asking for my mentoring. !0m struck dumb because "hat else could
! say that he hasn0t'
He kno"s "hat his passion is in life 8it isn0t engineering so he "ants to go back to music. ! say.
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do it. ,ife is incredibly short. Spend it on "hat you lo)e.9
He kno"s that he needs to "ork to"ards obtaining financial freedom 8and he is in college! /ost
people don0t get a hint of this until they are in their late thirties or forties! And many people don0t
get it at all9.
And he kno"s about changing and altering his body.
What more could ! say' He sounds like he0s getting the (ig Stuff correct. !0m posting his email
here in hopes that an older professional musician "ould like to gi)e him any pointers 8hea)en
kno"s my ignorance on the music field9.
The only thing ! could say is focus on ho" audiences respond to your music 8real audiences, not
professors and academic no=nuts9 and al"ays impro)e that link it has "ith audiences. Hopefully,
you0d "ant to get fabulously "ealthy from your music, and the best "ay is to also study
audience0s reactions.
(ut Pook! someone might say, ho" could he make money "hen e)eryone else is going the
opposite "ay' Ho" can you make money going against the current'
!n business, they call this a 0disruption strategy.0 3onsider all these people trying to please their
professors and only end up ha)ing their li)es producing rubbish. 7his musician will ha%e little
to no com5etition because e)eryone else "ill be making the same nonsense. 5ou0ll feel like a
demigod because you "ill be "alking through empty rooms in this talent )acuum.
As for "omen, they tend to ha)e a soft spot for musicians 8so ! don0t think his passion "ill end
up interfering "ith the girls but, rather, attracting them9. After D@, the tables turn and men
increasingly obtain more options and le)erage 8"hereas in high school, "omen seemed to ha)e
goddess like po"ers9. This is "hat is so "onderful about being a man. Time is on our side. %nd
we routinely marry younger women &omen ha%e a shelf life- men don)t.
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<roundbreaking study finds that narcissism runs in
celebrities!
5es, someone did a study on this.
-elebrities have more narcissistic personality traits than the general population, and people
with narcissistic tendencies seem to be attracted to the entertainment industry rather than the
industry creating narcissists, according to a groundbreaking study conducted by researchers
/rew ,insky of the Reck School of (edicine of IS- and S (ark 4oung of the IS- (arshall
School of Kusiness and the IS- %nnenberg School for -ommunication
As someone "ho is attracted to the entertainment industries, ! "ould ha)e to agree to a point.
Sometimes narcissism can be mistaken for being 0soulful.0 5ou cannot become a cog in a machine
in the entertainment industry...unless you are on the technical or finance side of it.
! "ould say those "ho go into politics are more narcissistic. The most narcissists are those "ho
go into +ournalism.
9eality TL personalities had the highest overall narcissism scores when compared with actors,
musicians and comedians
5ou don0t say!
!$ur research also shows that many celebrities exhibit narcissistic behavior prior to becoming
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famous, which could indicate a self#selection bias for the entertainment industry by certain
personality types,! said 4oung who holds the .eorge Ko<anic and Holman . Hurt -hair in
Sports and 8ntertainment Kusiness at IS-
/ost "omen ha)e an interest in the entertainment business. This is "hy they talk about
celebrities all day. H%5, *!* 5$4 ;#$W WHAT HAPP%#%* T$ ;%A#4 &%%6%S'
$/<!
5our life is a stage for a "oman to play the celebrity role she cra)es. When you take your life
else"here, she has no stage. She cannot play the girlfriend, the "ife, the mother, or anything
"orth"hile. Women lo)e celebrities because they see themsel)es in them. So ne-t time you fall
asleep to a "oman babbling about celebrities, remember "hat the Pook said. She talks about
narcissistic celebrities because, as a narcissist, she finds herself on common ground "ith them.
(e"are!
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Pook <ro"s Wings2 3o=Workers Stunned
! ha)e been an ad)ocate of Anthony %llis0s program for 7uite some time. 4ntil ! started a ne"
+ob, ! actually "as out of the loop for going to the gym in all 8as a door to door salesman, it is too
difficult to keep up9. Ho"e)er, at the ne" +ob ! could get back into the program. ! declared to the
co="orkers that !, the caterpillar, "ill be gro"ing "ings. They said ! "as too skinny. (ut it is
good to be skinny! said one fat hag. Ha)ing been through the program se)eral times, my muscle
fibers "ere dormant but "aiting. /uscle memory "as all still in place e)en after a couple of
years.
!n three months, ! gained E@ pounds of muscle mass. 5es, it is possible.
#o", you might ask, Why gain muscle, Pook' 1or the testosterone, silly! ! noticed that ! began
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sleeping better, ! "as generally happier, and ! "as eating better. The do"nside is that my se-
dri)e goes up "hich often concludes "ith a "oman 8unfortunately9.
Women are persuaded by male0s bodies as much as men are by female bodies. ! kno" the girls
don0t care about me. They don0t "ant to kno" "ho ! am. They don0t care about my dreams. All
they care about is that think my body is PhotP and ! get flooded "ith the 5ou need a girlfriend
immediately! line 8"ith the girl saying that often )olunteering9. ! respond back "ith ho"
"orthless American "omen are and the reactions are priceless. Some "omen become hostile,
others become reflecti)e. %ither "ay, it is much better than simply saying, $h shucks, ! am +ust
"aiting for the right lady! or something as retarded. !t ama:es me ho" these "omen assume !
"ill go for them. They are that arrogant. What ! mean is that if a guy sees a girl they think is
PhotP, they do not assume she is automatically his. He tends to think she already has a boyfriend
or husband. $r he also thinks he has to "ork to get her. %)en players kno" they ha)e to do
something in order to get the girl. (ut "ith "omen, no, they feel entitled to the guy.
There is no better rebuke to "omen than to be hot and say no to them. They cannot take it!
Any"ay, ! "ill tell you ho" ! gained mass so fast. $utside of Anthony0s program, ! thro" in
s"imming during 3hest day 8Anthony disappro)es but ! do it any"ay. ! ha)e an urge to s"im for
some reason. S"imming is good for the chest and shoulder muscles any"ay. (esides, s"immers
end up "ith hot bodies any"ay9.
! use #$ supplements e-cept for T"in ,ab 4ltra 1uel that is used immediately after the "orkout.
#o creatine. #o stupid shakes. ! use &%A, 1$$* for e)ery meal "ith 1&%SH /%AT. ! do not
eat Whey bars or processed meat. All my meals are cooked 8a "eek in ad)ance9. ! ha)e F hours
of sleep as "ell. ! do not di)ide my meals in cute little Tupper"are. ! ha)e the food and ! eat as
much as it as ! can for e)ery meal.
!n the gym, ! look funny because ! struggle "ith "eights 8because ! use H%A65 "eights to me9.
! ha)e had idiots come up to me to gi)e me tips. ! ignore them and keep doing "hat !0m doing
"hich stuns the meathead. (ut no" ! am bigger than the meathead.
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There is a good "ay to identify "hether or not "omen PlikeP you. !f "omen are trying to set you
up "ith one of their friends, they think you are belo" them but they are trying to help out a
friend. !magine a kid being gi)en a cookie he doesn0t like. (ut a cookie is a cookie so she gi)es it
to someone "ho might like that type. Ho"e)er, "hen "omen really PlikeP a guy, she "ill
)olunteer herself. She "ill not try to set the guy up "ith a friend because she "ants him for
herself!
What al"ays ama:ed me "ere not "omen0s changing reactions to my body, but men. 1or
someone reason, the big muscular guy gets respect. (ehind my back, they make +okes. (ut !
suspect that is only because they notice the reactions of the "omen.
Any"ay, e)ery guy should try to gain muscle mass at least once in life. 5ou "ill probably like it
so much that you "ant to continue it for life. 5ou don0t gain mass for "omen or for anyone else.
5ou do it for yourself and in ho" you feel. Seriously, all ! do is go to the gym for an hour and
half three times a "eek, eat si- times a day, and get F hours rest. !t is not hard to do. The
challenge is to be consistent. !f you are consistent, you "ill see ho" it is like a machine "here
the iron is reforging your body. 5ou "ill look into the mirror and see an under"ear ad staring
back at you.
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Sosua)er asks, Ho" else to boost
testosterone'
Within an email, "as this 7uestion,
9ight now +'m in the process of finding ways to increase my testosterone )because a man without
any testosterone is not a man at all* +t's too bad that testosterone has such a bad rap, the only
time you seem to hear about it in the news is in the context of steroids or prisoners or cavemen,
and back in the nerd days + would avoid 'testosterone poisoning' like the plague The last thing +
wanted to be was one of those dirty, muscular types who were constantly playing sports and
sweating all the time Kut these were the guys that the girls would go for, and why not0 The most
feminine girls go for the most masculine guys, and you also mentioned in some of your posts
about women being able to detect high testosterone like some sort of sixth sense %ll these guys
on sosuave talk about confidence and the importance of good posture and talking with a deep
voice with a touch of sexuality in it, but +'ve found that testosterone has given me all that and
more So +'m wondering what things did you do during your transformation to increase your
testosterone levels0
! boosted my testosterone primarily through body building. As a naturally skinny guy, my body
has a fast metabolism. $ne of the side effects of ordering the program off skinnyguy.net "as the
huge emphasis on testosterone. Testosterone is the hormone in your body that makes your
muscles gro". And it is also the hormone that defines you as male. 8The emailer kno"s the
follo"ing but !0m recapping for the blog )ie"ers9. /aleness and femaleness don0t result easily in
a nice black and "hite fashion. There is a type of shade. !t is testosterone that creates the male in
the "omb and during puberty, the 0male gro"ing up effects0 is all caused by the flooding of
testosterone in the system. Women are attracted to men, not girly=men. &eal men ha)e
testosterone. Women are attracted to +erks because 0+erks0 are highly testosteroni:ed men. 1or
those of you "ho "ant to be good guys and not be an e)il +erk, this is still the "ay.
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Testosteroni:e yourself and "atch ho" "omen "ill react to you differently. Hell, your life "ill
change +ust ha)ing that testosterone surging through your )eins.
#ot uh, /r. Pook! ! am an intellectualN /y mind is abo)e e)erything of the body! 5et, there
"as ne)er a philosopher "ho could endure the toothache patiently. We get cranky "hen "e0re
hungry2 "e get angry "hen "e are sleepy and tired. Without a doubt, the biggest influence on
your day to day is your o"n body. So treat that body "ell.
To ans"er the 7uestion. keep in mind that you0re doing the three pillars that build testosterone
8these are also the three things in Anthony %llis0s "ork out guide9. 1irst, get enough sleep. 5ou
"on0t belie)e ho" many nerds and dorks ! see "ho don0t get the sleep. 5our body +ust "on0t
function correctly unless you get a solid F hours a night, especially for any muscle gro"th. !f
you0re ha)ing problems getting sleep, fi- that pronto. Second, eat the correct things and in
enough 7uantity. !n %llis0s "orkout, ! go through si- meals a day "ith most of it protein. &emo)e
most of the garbage from your diet. This includes fast foods and most sugar. ! tend to like my
s"eets too much so ! still unfortunately keep eating cookies. !t is the drinks that you can fi- the
most garbage. !0)e found Splenda to be an e-cellent "ork=around to this 8and Splenda has caught
on "ith the drink makers big time. ! used to be stuck "ith that nasty diet rite.9 This may not be
popular to say, but alcohol and chain smoking tends to reduce testosterone. They don0t call it a
beer belly for nothing. Third, make sure you are doing something physical that stresses the body
to produce testosterone. 1or me, it is free "eights acti)ating my Type !! fibers.
While my currents interests aren0t in testosterone, !0d like to study it some more in the near
future. There is a link to genius and testosterone. (ut there is also a link to )ery successful men
and testosterone. There are certain professions and acti)ities that are 0high testosterone0 meaning
the people "ho engage in them ha)e unusually high amounts of testosterone. 8! do not kno" yet
"hether they did these acti)ities due to high testosterone or by doing these acti)ities their
testosterone increases9. Salesmen tend to ha)e higher testosterone than a)erage. Anything "ith
sports ob)iously does 8"omen0s attraction to sports men goes beyond the image9. Actors also
ha)e high testosterone. 8This is my pick as ! tend to be attracted to the theater.9 &ock stars ha)e
high testosterone as do probably most performing musicians. (usinessmen also "ill probably
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ha)e high testosterone. !0ll try to look into this some more.
(ut ! "ould follo" those three pillars. sleep, eat, and "ork=out. There may be a fourth pillar of
0being in public0 as e)ery profession that seems to in)ol)e doing things in public ha)e high
testosterone le)els. !f you "ant to focus on gro"ing more testosterone, try gro"ing your muscles
more. ! "ent from >?H pounds to D>H pounds. There really is not that much of a biological limit.
!f you do hit it, you0ll be "orking so hard to maintain that 0plateau0 you "ould be asking, Ho"
can ! ,$W%& my testosterone!'
Testosterone is ambrosia to men. %at it and become demi=gods on %arth.
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LA full "orkout "ithout the "ork!M
A good "ay to become rich is to sell "omen products designed to help them get a guy. The
0fitness0 industry gimmicks and silly products they sell to "omen 8since they are obsessed about
"orking out to ensnare a guy9 astound me. The Holy <rail to be sold is a product that 0tones0 your
body "ithout doing any of the traditional "ork.
They0)e done it again, and color me impressed. This time it is a )ibrating machine!
We can so easily deconstruct this article.
"ith her heavily muscled arms, you would be forgiven for thinking it is the result of a punishing
exercise regime at the gym Kut it seems the Uueen of ,op's incredible shape is, in part, thanks to
The ,ower ,late # dubbed the 'miracle' machine
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The Iueen of Pop has hired trainers both for diet and e-ercise. A stupid )ibrating machine does
not do :ilch "hich is "hy it is mentioned 0in part.0
The new exercise machine removes the need to actually work out (anufacturers claim that the
vibrating platform offers the same benefits of an hour#long sweaty gym workout in 1ust A>
minutes with the machine burning the calories for you
There "ill #%6%& be a machine that remo)es the need to actually "ork out. And ho" in the
"orld can an hour long "orkout be reduced to >@ minutes'
(ody builders kno" that the machine is not in the gym but it is your body itself. 5our body is the
machine. Those 0machines0 and "eights are +ust tools for you to help e-pand that machine that is
your body.
The plate works by giving the body muscles a high speed workout, as the vibrations make them
contract and relax up to >= times a second
!f this is considered a 0"orkout,0 then roller coasters at theme parks should make us all buff.
$riginally developed by 9ussian scientist Lladimir Na<arov, whole vibration training was used
to prevent astronauts' muscles and bones wasting when they were in space
And !0m sure 6ladimir #a:aro: also has an interest in the sales of this machine. ! li)e in
Houston. ! ;#$W astronauts 8t"o sho"ed up for my brother0s "edding9, e)en a director at
#ASA "ho has fun stories about the &ussian cosmonauts they ha)e had to "ork "ith. &ussian
cosmonauts generally aren0t "orried about becoming "eak in space 8to the astonishment of the
American cre"9. While it may be true that )ibration training "as de)eloped for space, this is
because there arenAt too many alternati)es to "orking out up there. !t is not like bench presses
mean anything in :ero gra)ity.
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Kut fitness experts remain skeptical about the benefits of the machine -hief executive of the
3itness +ndustry %ssociation, %ndree /ean said: !+t should only be used in con1unction with
other types of exercise
!+t's great for those short of time, but it is not a 2uick fix and people shouldn't think that if they
use it, they don't have to go to the gym anymore
!+t certainly does not provide cardiovascular exercise, which keeps the heart and blood
circulation system healthy!
This "as at the bottom of the article for the ob)ious reasons.
!t0s a +oke, and ! suspect "omen "ill eat it up. ! am no" kicking myself because ! could ha)e
sold a )ibrating machine to "omen for 0toning purposes0 for tons of money.
(ody training re)ol)es around the big three. enough sleep 8since this is "here your muscles
gro"9, proper diet 8the hardest part9, and correct e-ercises. 3orrect e-ercises are not magical
machines. The only magical machine is your o"n body.
To budding entrepreneurs out there, this is your day. 5ou can profit hea)ily off of "omenAs0
/atriarchal distress. 3ar mechanics, plumbers, and any +ob "omen "on0t do "ill hea)ily profit.
Those making scams such as in e-pensi)e uni)ersity degrees, bi::aro e-ercise machines, and
idiotic books that make "omen feel smart 8*a 6inci 3ode9 "ill make a killing.
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@>.?C
@>. ?C!
*ealing "ith "omen is often like dealing "ith a casino. /ermaid=like, they beckon men to them
"ith the promise of untold happiness and pleasure yet the odds are al"ays stacked in the fa)or of
the house. Just like ho" a casino has an 0atmosphere0 of +ackpots, of people getting lucky,
there is a 0romance0 about "ith people coming in and "inning the game. Some enter the casino to
+ust ha)e a fun time playing but many come to "in. 5et, the house al"ays "ins.
A young man getting married or in)esting significant time "ith a "oman is like spinning the
"heel or thro"ing the dice. So caught up are they "ith the atmosphere of the casino and the
cro"ds saying, (et more! (et more! they ignore their instinct and stop thinking. 3aught up in
the rush, they play their cards.
...And they lose. %)en the players e)entually lose if they keep playing too long. The House
al"ays "ins.
The solution is to obey the @>. ?C principle.
We make decisions e)eryday about e)erything 8including deciding not to make a decision at all
"hich counts as a decision9. @>. ?C principle states that o)er time, the balance of good and bad
choices "ill e)en itself out to @> percent good and ?C percent bad choices.
(ut Pook! you say. That is a horrible a)erage. !t should be B@. E@ or so. Sure, you hope the
good decisions in your life "ill end up being in the CHs or FHs percent. (ut the P$!#T is for it to
be @> percent and abo)e.
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When it comes to "omen in the Anglosphere, men are used to being on the ?C side 8"here
"omen are used to being on the @> side9. Sure, you don0t "in all the time. (ut "omen "in 1A&
more often than men do. #ice <uys take the ?C side as normal 8"hereas they are probably
more like on the >D percent side of "inning if that9. What many speed seducers do not "ant you
to kno" is that they also fail more than they succeed "hich can put them o)er to the ?C side.
3asinos "ork on the idea that most gamblers "ill push their luck beyond the point of @>.?C and
end up on the "rong side of the formula. (ecause of this, the House "ill tend to "in more times
than it loses.
The same is true of "omen in the Anglosphere. They are counting on men to be gamblers and for
them to push their luck beyond the point of @>. ?C to end up on the "rong side of the formula.
This is "hy "omen tend to "in more time than lose in their dealings "ith men.
/ost men in matters of lo)e, so used to being on the ?C side and tasting the sour of defeat more
than the s"eetness of )ictory, become conser)ati)e "ith risk. They "ill e-cuse themsel)es from
the opportunity to learn from their mistakes or to see the casino for "hat it really is. This, in turn,
loads the dice against them making the correct choices in the future despite the game becoming
more and more loaded "ith money and time 8"hat a man bets "ith9.
The result is that men become trapped in an e)er decreasing circle and find themsel)es bo-ed in
and unable to mo)e at all. /en being bo-ed in "ith the perception that they ha)e increasingly
limited choices, is it any surprise that they "illingly part "ith their money to coaches, mentors,
and counselors to guide them from the ma:e of dead=end options to disco)er "hat life "as like
"hen it "as a simple matter of making a choice'
There are many different branches of the /en0s /o)ement. ,ike it or not, there are many men
"ho use the /o)ement like a blanket "here they can pretend they are ne)er "rong 8All of
society is against me!9. $thers use it for their basket of conspiracies 8The "ater is being
poisoned "ith estrogen to femini:e all men!9. Some are frustrated financially and creati)ely
"ith their li)es and simply use the /o)ement as a means to )ent their frustrations 8mass
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mo)ements attract those "ho are frustrated "ith their o"n li)es9. And, of course, there are those
"ho really ha)e suffered in+ustice, those "ho ha)e had their kids and "ealth taken from them,
those "ho "ant to stand up against un+ust la"s, and others "ho +ust "ant to stand up for
masculinity.
,et us "elcome the @>. ?C branch. Those "ho "elcome the @>. ?C ha)e their ob+ect to be on the
@> side, not on the ?C side as most men are stuck in. Sometimes their success could be F@K or
so, but the point is to be "inning more than losing. ! re+ect marriage simply because it is on the
?C side. *ealing "ith "omen on /5 terms, for e-ample, puts me in the @> category. ! don0t lose
"ith "omen2 they lose "ith me. ! turn the House rules against itself, and they stand shocked that
! am "inning more and more. Sometimes the House "ins but not ma+orly and not in a "ay to
knock me to ?C.
/en "ill be shocked because they are used to the House "inning all the time, of being ?C.
Women "ill be shocked because they ;#$W the House is supposed to "in all the time that men
are not supposed to be at @> or higher.
When you deal "ith "omen, ask yourself, !s this a @> action or a ?C action' Ha)ing a
relationship "ith a EH] year old "oman "ould be a ?C action. 5ou W!,, lose e)entually. Ha)ing
a relationship "ith a D> year old is often more of a @> action. 5ou W!# almost any "ay it turns
out.
Women ha)e been playing the @>. ?C game for 7uite some time, and they are )ery good at it.
This is "hy "omen "ill not risk or gamble to put themsel)es into the ?C :one. This is "hy men
must make all the risks, all the mo)es, because smart girls do not gamble past their @> :one. !f
she messes up, she becomes e)en more risk a)erse and makes the game become B>. EC. !f you
"ant to kno" "hy older "omen can become more demanding, there you go.
Why are you single'
/en <oing Their $"n Way' #o!
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@>. ?C!
Why don0t you get married'
@>. ?C!
Why don0t you settle do"n and ha)e lots of children'
@>. ?C!
Why don0t you let yourself fall in lo)e "ith a "oman'
@>. ?C!
The principle also applies "ell in business and other practical matters. 5ou do not put yourself in
a position "here the House "ill e)entually "in. 5ou "ant to put your life in matters "here you
"ill e)entually "in, on a)erage.
G1: HI?
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C@=@ &ule is (unk
There is a saying on /en0s /o)ement sites that C@K of the "omen go for @K of the men. These
@K of the men are famous, "ealthy, players, or thugs. And, of course, the 0#ice <uys0 rot in 0hell.0
There are t"o ma+or glaring problems "ith the C@=@ rule.
1irst, it is based on a "rong premise. Women do not PchooseP the men...e)er. Women do not ask
out guys. They do not pay for dates. They can flirt and do that type of thing to persuade a guy.
(ut e)ery part of the relationship is controlled by the guy. !t is men "ho ask out the girl. !t is
men "ho pay for the dates. !t is men "ho propose.
Women do not propose to men. They also do not normally ask them out. So it makes sense to say
that the PchoiceP "omen ha)e is only limited to the access of men they can flirt "ith andRor the
guys already interested. $nly from them may they choose. 8$f course, "omen think their 0pool0
of suitors is higher than e)er because "omen do not kno" the difference bet"een a man
interested in her for fifteen minutes )ersus a man interested in her for a lifetime.9 So ho" can
there be any C@=@ rule if "omen are not the real choosers'
The second error is that the C@=@ rule applies to men more than "omen. !n order to be a man it
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takes rational and soulful choice. !n order to be a "oman is to +ust simply ha)e a face. Women
"ant men for marriage "hich limits their selection rather permanently unlike men0s desires for
"omen "ho a beauty can be tossed from one guy to another. There are far less "ealthy and
famous men than there are beautiful young "omen.
$n the !nternet or in passing, "hen one says girlfriend or "ife, one easily imagines the type
of girl he "ould think "ould fit that role 8often a young beautiful agreeable creature9. Ho"e)er,
the ma+ority of girlfriends and e)en "i)es are anything but young, beautiful, and agreeable.
When you see an old or fat "oman, you do not think of her as a "oman. The only "omen that
sho" up on men0s radars are the young, pretty ones. The C@=@ rule is a mirror image of ho" men
are to "omen, not "omen are to men.
A better "ay to think of it is this "ay. *o you belie)e there is too much se- out there or too
little' !f you said little, then no matter "hat else you say or do, you "ill be in a "orld of little
se-. Ho"e)er, if you think there is too much se- out there, someho", the "orld "ill reflect that
and, you "ill see it e)ery"here. This "orks the same "ith money. Those "ho belie)e there is too
little money around remain poor. Those "ho belie)e there is too much money out there become
rich.
! belie)e in the >HH = H rule. What rule is this, Pook' Why, it is simple. 5ou either are flooded
"ith "omen or "ant none. 5ou see a "orld full of girls or you don0t see any at all. !f you ha)e
already decided that C@=@ is the la" of the uni)erse, then that is "hat you "ill only see. (ut the
reality isn0t C@=@ due to the t"o main problems mentioned abo)e.
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Are men allo"ed to ha)e any standards in
"omen'
This is a 7uestion ! find myself asking "omen. Women belie)e men only ha)e one standard for
"omen. their 0hotness.A 8Sometimes, these "omen think their personal standards are the same
that men use. These "omen "ill focus on a career "ithout reali:ing men are not attracted to
that.9
What is strange is that these standards are not absurd or 0mo)ie=star0 7uality. These are simple
standards our parents and grandparents had. Here are the common ones of men.
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1or your reading pleasure.
+talics: the standard.
Te-t. the %l Pooko.
,old: 1eminist replies.
% woman who does not have children already
Why "ould a man "ant to marry a "oman "ho already has children'
3en need to ste5 u5 to the res5onsibility of being fathers to these single mothers) 8ids.
% woman whose focus is on a family instead of a career
The 1orbes article already sho"s the responses to this.
&hat?@ 4ou want women to be barefoot and 5regnant@ 1IGCs are o%er( baby? 4ou will
acce5t career women +R /L!/?
% woman who can cook
3entury and more ago, a less attracti)e "oman "ith superior cooking skills "as an attracti)e
deal. /any girls tried to "o" guys "ith their cooking skills 8and still do the same today9. A
man might find superior dining to be a better deal than looks "hich often fade.
&hy don)t the men coo8 for her@ 7his is a standard bac8 when men use to o55ress us 5oor
women.
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% woman who is modest
/ost men don0t "ant a "oman "ho dresses like a slut 8as a "ife9. 5et, this standard is seen as
0insisting to control "omen.0 Huh'
Foolish Poo8? 4ou should not 6udge women based on what they wear Fdes5ite us doing it to
males<. Any stigma or standard based on how women should be dressed shall be construed
as o55ression to all women???
% 4$IN. woman
This is biology at "ork. /en prefer young fertile "omen. 3hildren do not emerge from old
"omen.
7his is hatred at wor8. 3en 5refer young women because they want to con9uer and control
the 5oor little girl. 7hey are intimidated by older women because we are !7R+0
&+3/0.
"omen who are not bossy
Who "ants to be around an unpleasant personality'
4ou 6ust need to be able to handle a )strong woman.)
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Are men allo"ed to ha)e A#5 standards in "omen' !t appears that the only standards allo"ed
are the ones that "omen choose for us.
What fascinates me is that men do not attempt to change the standards "omen hold for men.
&ather, men become a pret:el to remold themsel)es to fit "hat "omen "ant 8and still lose
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any"ay9. Here are a fe" of the standards "omen ha)e for their men.
Tall
"ell dressed
.ood 1ob; has money
-an sociali<e, has a social network
Handsome
Sweet
-onfident
3unny
"ants to be a .ood (an
8tc
When "omen e-press their interest in tall men, you do not hear men protesting that they should
like short "omen. 5ou do not hear men say "omen should cease looking for men "ith good +obs
and start looking for bums 8rather, they protest the e-pectation of super=riches "hich )ery )ery
fe" people e)er ha)e9. #o man says that "omen ought to accept unconfident men, or boring
men, and so on.
And certainly, men do not thro" themsel)es at the ,egislati)e Palace to enforce their se-ual "ill
into la".
$n dating forums 8such as sosua)e9, there is endless discussion of "hat "omen "ant, ho"
"omen think, ho" do men get them, and so on. (ut absolutely no one "ould say. ,et us
demand that "omen totally change their standards for men.
5et, "estern "omen do this to men all the time. Women say. 5ou are not allo"ed to ha)e those
standards.
Why must men ad+ust their standards but not )ice )ersa' This is "hy ! ask. Are men allo"ed to
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ha)e any standards' 5ou cannot brain"ash the men to desire something they naturally "ould
not 8although they try9.
,etter defending men ha)ing options
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These "omen "ant all the options in the "orld. to "ork, to not "ork, to get married, to not get
married, to abort, to not abort, on and on and on.
(ut are men to ha)e any options other than The Way' Apparently not. This letter 8sent by an
emailer9 is common of many "omen0s attitudes to"ards a foreign "ife.
/y fa)orite 7uote.
"$(%N: So, how does that make you different from women who are after men for their money
or power0
/A#. ! ha)e no ob+ections to such "omen. They can set their criteria in any manner they so
choose. ! pro)ide an a)enue for men to counter such "omen. ' am not trying to restrict anyone
Js selection of a s5ouse as you a55ear to be.
That sums it up. #e)er trust anyone "ho desires to restrict your options.
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An emailer from sosua)e "rites...
The conse2uences of the things you discuss are so far reaching + read your article about !nerds!
1ust now and how the answer to DD out of A== 2uestions in money 4ou made such a great case
for this + am in shock Holy shit
"hat + am in even greater disbelief about is H$" 8338-T+L8 this marketing has been +t
seriously caused me to pause and 2uickly scan through my experiences, and + was stunned to
recall S$$$$ (%N4 guys + know who are living according to how women want them to be and
planning their futures according to how women want them to be %nd of course, when the men
strive to be !how women want them to be! they end up as soulless, 1oyless, approval seeking
drones
Sowhatever has the potential to make money is !cool! and whatever doesn't is !nerdy! !-ool!
obviously e2uates to higher perceived social value, while !nerdy! e2uates to lower perceived
social value Smart marketers understand the truth that while men seek to con2uer the world,
women seek to con2uer other ,8$,&8 % man set on con2uering the world only needs tools
necessary to his goal %las, men have a sex drive and desire women So in order to make
INN8-8SS%94 items relevant to the practical#oriented man, marketers made the items relevant
to women Thus, it becomes ,9%-T+-%& for a disempowered male )in his head* to attain all the
bullshit society S%4S he needs to get women
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The car companies were smart and did this early on Kut some markets weren't being exploited
enough
Home /epot for instance Home /epot sucks +t smells like wood and it's fucking boring Kut the
marketers saw that more money could be made "H%(, out pop about a do<en different home
improvement shows on women's television networks, each depicting house renovation as !the
thing to do! for couples who are married and having nothing better to do with their lives -ha#
ching "ell done, Home /epot
+ can now see the orchestra dictating how males spend their lives 3eminism pops onto the
historical scene +t does good things at first, like giving women the right to vote, but women
didn't want to stop They used guilt and manipulation to ac2uire ($98 powerundue and
unfair power (en conceded and played the feminists' appeasement game Through massive,
sweeping cultural and media#based efforts, feminism elevated women above men in the minds of
the masses %s a result, !nice guys! crop up in the following generations They are raised their
whole lives to believe that women are better than they are and deserving of anything they
demand, simply for being female
The marketers exploit this T$ N$ 8N/ !% /iamond +s 3orever! -hocolate candies are now
associated with a core human emotion )what the 3I-RN* (asses of steel, rubber, and plastic
)cars* are seen as the golden ticket to pussy Keing a spineless fraud of a man and giving power
away to women is glorified in movies +sn't this stuff all too obvious now0 "e've been played for
suckers +n this system, men, on the whole, lose (arketers, the economy and women win
+ had occasionally caught glimpses of this system in singularly#occurring moments of clarity, but
+ had never fully consolidated the whole picture in my mind's eye until + read your blog posts +
had never fully understood the breadth of your condemnation of feminism on sosuave
The 1igsaw pieces are coming together
!(an, + see in fight club the strongest and smartest men who've ever lived + see all this
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potential, and + see s2uandering .od damn it, an entire generation pumping gas, waiting tables'
slaves with white collars %dvertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working 1obs we hate so
we can buy shit we don't need "e're the middle children of history, man No purpose or place
"e have no .reat "ar No .reat /epression $ur .reat "ar's a spiritual warour .reat
/epression is our lives "e've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be
millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars Kut we won't %nd we're slowly learning that fact
%nd we're very, very pissed off!
The great Hindu A)atar, Rama8rishna Paramahamsa( spoke ho" /aya had to be o)ercome.
/aya is the World of !llusion.
We li)e in an image dominated society. !f a ne"spaper had a series of articles of ho" bad people
"ere star)ing in some African country, no one "ould care. (ut sho" one image of a dirty boy
"ith flies in his eyes, then, all of a sudden a huge outcry is unleashed. We cannot let the this
happen! people "ill say. We must *$ something! !t is ama:ing ho" much acti)ity a photo
generates. ! got my biggest hits from the blog post of those three lion photos.
Women, and the men "ho are their satellites, are completely image dominated. !t is no mistake
as to "hy they spend all day getting 0prepared0 for an e)ent that is an hour. To a "oman, image is
po"er. So no "onder celebrities are seen as the most po"erful to "omen! Woman0s "orld is the
/aya. The World of !llusion. !ts princes are the celebrities. !ts great careers are the ones of
highest image 8like doctor and la"yer9 and +obs that deal "ith image creating 8+ournalism,
ad)ertising, and anything connected "ith media9.
/any corporations en+oy the /aya as "ell. !0)e noticed companies focusing hea)ily on creating
an image for the young employee rather than anything else. The employee is built up, is said to
be 0ama:ing!0 to be declared as anything but a "age sla)e, gi)en a fancy title, but this is all +ust
image. !f you "ere so important, they "ouldn0t easily lay off you and your co="orkers at the
flash of a second. They "ouldn0t ha)e to spend so much time trying to 0build0 you up. !n +obs
"here you0re the most highest le)eraged, !0)e noticed that they try to build you up the most.
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There is only one "ay not to be trapped by the /aya. %)ery guy ! ha)e escaped from the /aya
share it. !t is to ha)e a soul. !t is to ha)e a )ision and purpose to your life. !f you do not ha)e a
soul or )ision for your life, "omen and employers "ill gladly gi)e one for you.
3ontrol your life or someone "ill control it for you.
Thank This /an
Thank this man and thank all other men like him. These men "ere ambushed and attacked by
feminist soldiers and legal artillery. They ha)e been di)orced. They ha)e had their children
ripped from them by courts. They ha)e seen the inner=core of the /atriarchy.
They ha)e been through Hell.
Here is a 7uote from his pages.
&ike most of my age group, + grew up being told that, as a man, + needed to help in making the
lot of women more e2uitable with my own + grew up being told + had advantages in the
workplace, socially, in 1ust about every walk of life 1ust because + am a man (uch of this
seemed to make sense There were fewer women than men in many workplaces, women were
frustrated at being expected to look after the home while men worked at their careers +n college,
+ knew intelligent, resourceful women, it seemed entirely reasonable to me that they should be
able to choose what they wanted to do with their lives, 1ust as + had been convinced + could
+ proudly counted myself as a feminist Some of my female friends insisted that + had a male
chauvinist streak, but + worked hard to suppress it insofar as + could identify it +n my naivetX, +
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felt certain that as + strived to treat women as e2uals, they would strive to treat me the same way
+ grew up, went out into the world, got married and had a child (y wife didn't have a career, as
such, when + met her She worked, yes, but not with any apparent long term aim + didn't think
much about it at the time, + was in love, and nothing else mattered Throughout our marriage, +
tried hard to give her the things she wanted, including supporting her as best + could in various
attempts at starting one career or another + tried hard to share in housework, and particularly to
share in the care and raising of our child, 1ust as + had seen my own father do with me
Then the marriage failed +t failed spectacularly (y very own Titanic, my personal "orld Trade
-enter, my Hiroshima
The details don't matter, but suffice it to say that she got custody and my life became hell
#o", you might ask, <ee, Pook, "hy are you 7uoting this' !t is because ! get emails from guys
asking for lady ad)ice and telling me ho" they are miserable because they don0t ha)e a
girlfriend or multiple girlfriends. This might be frustration but it is not true misery. We ha)e no
idea the Hell on %arth it is to ha)e your "ife backstab you, to financially destroy you, to take
your children a"ay from you, and to ha)e the courts and society back it all up. ! ha)e thought
that maybe ! could imagine it, but no, there is no "ay to imagine such Hell. These men ha)e
passed through <round Wero of the /atriarchy and ha)e "arned the rest of us of the ambushes
and sneak attacks "aiting ahead. Any one of us could ha)e become like these men. This is "hy
"e must thank them. They ha)e sa)ed us from the legal hell a /atriarchy can impose.
!0m serious. When you find a man in the /en0s /o)ement, "ho got reamed through the
/atriarchy di)orce and court system, thank him. !t is those men "ho are getting the "ord out on
the horror. !t is they "ho are sa)ing you from a similar fate. They ha)e "alked before us and
triggered the mine field ahead. We kno" no" that the path is rigged.
<ather, gentlemen. ,et us treat these men like soldiers. They ha)e pro)ed most royally. and, for
their "arnings and acts, let our future triumphs speak loudly for them. 5oung men, let us stand
and salute!
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Jerry *oyle a /en0s &ights Acti)ist'
$ne of the great things about the !nternet for reading is ho" far curiosity "ill take you. A simple
search, a click on a link here and there, and as you hop from page to page, you unco)er an odd
trail "hose information often surprises.
When ! listened to a (abylon @ episode commentary )ia #etfli-, the scene "here Sheridan 8sp'9
gi)es *elenn the engagement ring had Jerry *oyle 8actor "ho plays <aribaldi9 suddenly start
mocking the entire thing going ho" the girl "ould "ait a couple of years, get a di)orce, and get
all your money taken from you, etc. ! filed that in the back of my head to do a 7uick bio search to
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see if the guy had been di)orced and taken to the cleaners. Sure enough, he "as. Who kne" that
the "ifeRe-="ife that did "as the chick that played Talia Winters' When she left the sho", they
married, had a kid, and di)orced a couple years later.
%)en "eirder is finding out *oyle "as a +et pilot, ran for a &epublican congress seat, lost, and
began his o"n talk sho". 5ou are so used to seeing these actors as absolute airheads that it is odd
to see them doing... something interesting. Apparently, *oyle agrees "ith this as he made the
term grapefruit mentality "hich most "omen, ! kno", think. ,$,! ,et us talk about
celebrities all day! $h, that ;eanu &ee)es! Tee hee! Sure enough, there is a link on his "ebsite
to the #ational 3enter for /en.
Support against the legal double standards for men may not seem broad on the surface but,
apparently, runs deep. !t "ould ha)e been interesting if *oyle "on the election. A T6 camera
fades onto 3ongress and you see <aribaldi there.
(elie)e the older men
<uess "hat my first email "as' !t "as a <=mail in)ite! 5ou guys make me laugh 8and yes ! took
the gmail in)ite .9 9.
!n any case, !0)e been lurking other forums and listening to plight of older men in their EHs=BHs.
$n Sosua)e, being shy or ha)ing problems dealing "ith girls is seen as the problem. (ut "ith
these older men, being di)orced, being manipulated 8for decades9, being scre"ed by the family
courts, being shattered financially 8and at their age they can ne)er reco)er from9, ha)ing their
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children separated from them, paying child support for eighteen years, and suffering more
strange la"s against them is the real problem. And if the separation doesn0t occur, it is li)ing The
Way, that pre=formulated life "hich they abandoned their passion and dreams for. !f they are
bored, they consider themsel)es lucky. THAT is a problem. Those Sosua)e issues of 0not getting
the girl0 are like stra"s compared to these life "recking icebergs dead ahead.
That is easy for you to say, /r. Pook!
(elie)e the older gentlemen "hen they say, #ot getting the girl "ill not be the source of life0s
misery. ! ha)e yet to hear an old man say, <osh, ! regret making mistakes "ith "omen.
Strangely, it is, ! "ish ! hadn0t married "hen ! did or ! "ish ! stuck to my passion in life and
didn0t do "hat others "anted me to or ! "ished ! in)ested earlier in my life instead of "orking
for someone else.
Why /arriage #o ,onger Works
! am a belie)er in $ccum0s &a:or. The simplest and clearest e-planation is often the best one.
! am seeing di)orce occur among the usual married but also "ith traditional religious. Sometimes
it is the "oman "ho initiates the di)orce. $ther times, it is the man.
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The desire for di)orce has been said to be the effect of immorality, paganism, repression, bad
male attributes, bad female attributes, and so on. (ut one thing e)ery e-ample has in common is
that the person claims authorship of their li)es.
!magine one0s life is a story and the person "ants to control the pen "riting that story. Sounds
fair and good. ,ut no one could alter the state of their marriage in most of history.
Throughout time, arranged marriages "ere the norm. !n fact, throughout most societies people
"ere not the author of their li)es.
/arriages tend to "ork "hen one of the couple does "hate)er the other "ishes, or both do "hat
someone else "ishes. $ne may claim authorship o)er their li)es and, often, that can lead to
di)orce if she 8or he9 decides to get more some"here. !f t"o claim authorship o)er their li)es,
then no relationship is possible.
/ost men surrender to lo)e. They go along to get along. !n long marriage couples, studies 8and
)alidated by my o"n parents9 sho" that often the man does "hat the "oman "ants.
!t is the modern illusion that marriage is supposed to be about happiness. Households and )ast
family trees used to be re)ered. Aristocracy protected their line )ery carefully but e)en the
peasants "ere family centric. !t "as not a nuclear family, but e)en more. 5oung couples often
mo)ed in "ith their parents. 1our generations could be under one household.
/arriage "as a +oining of t"o families and, that alone, "as seen as a ma+or effect. There "as no
atomi:ation. The heritage "ent on. 5oung sons "ould take o)er family farms and businesses or
become king.
The radical change has not been marriage or se-ual mores but the complete abolishment of
heritage. #o one cares about the family line. A "oman ha)ing kids from multiple fathers "ould
ne)er ha)e been permitted back then. Why' !t "ould destroy the family line.
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/arriages "orked because there "as a family line and marriage "as seen as an e-tension of that.
Today, marriage is legally and metaphorically seen as a contract of consensus. $ne could
describe it as people duct taped together 8the duct tape being the la"9. People did not tolerate
single mothers and "hores because of the family line.
1or proof of ho" re)ered the 0family line0 "as, consider the bastard. !n Shakespeare, the 0bastard0
played most of the )illains. The bastard "as an outcast.
!t is not a coincidence that the abolishment of the family line has disrupted reproduction rates to
belo" replacement le)els. When the family line "as intact, people had many children. The
family line "ent on and spread.
1or o)er a century, "omen ha)e used lo)e as something men to surrender so she claims
authorship o)er her 8and no" his9 life. 3uriously, young "omen today are no" e)en thro"ing
out their charade of 0lo)e0 and e-pect men to obey any"ay. ! ha)e tried to tell them that attacking
romance "ill not be helpful to their long=term plans. They do not listen and "onder "hy they are
alone.
!t is important ho" "e define a 0successful0 marriage. !s a long lasting marriage a 0success'0 #ot
if it produces little children and gi)es the man an early gra)e. A 0successful0 marriage should
lea)e the earth "ith more people than "hen the married couple "as born. A 0successful0 marriage
should ha)e some sort of "ealth to pass do"n to heirs...e)en a poor old farm. A 0successful0
marriage should create a family line.
This means the modern 0successful0 marriages are bunk. There is no "ealth to pass do"n. #o
children aside from a replacement or t"o. And no family line. So ha)ing one in the couple claim
authorship of their li)es does not help.
The 0successful0 marriages 8using the definition abo)e9 appear to neither claim authorship. They
let family, religion, or something else be the author. !t is this non#authorship "hat is declared to
be 0non=freedom.0 So "hen a feminist or someone says she needs more 0freedom,0 she "ants more
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po"er to be an author on her life 8i.e. to do "hate)er she "ants9.
!t is true that "omen "ere 0controlled0 back then. (ut it is also true that men "ere 0controlled0 as
"ell. As today "e may protest this non=authorship, the results cannot be denied. !n non=%nglish
countries, "e can see some of this still in effect. !n 3hina, the family line is so cherished that
they are "illing to kill their o"n daughters in order to ha)e male heirs. !n America, /ormonism
is gro"ing by leaps and bounds because of the re)erence to"ard the family line. !t is not a
coincidence that one of the largest genealogical research libraries e-ists in a /ormon 3hurch.
A common modern delusion is the belief that creati)ity means the absence of controls, of
constrictions. &ather, creati)ity "as the opposite. /o:art0s education "as )ery controlled, )ery
constricted, and steeped in mathematics and Humanities. (ut all this heat and pressure created
diamonds. A good poet kno"s the mathematics behind music and ho" language is constructed.
(ad poets only e-pel their feelings like gas. 1rom "orking out, to achie)ing ne" goals, to
e-cellent painting, poetry, or "riting, it all depends on definite controls.
!f someone "ent into a gym and said, ! "ill become author of my o"n body! and began doing
one e-ercise and then another "ith no sense, he "ould be thought mad. !t is the same "ith our
mind. !f you read comic books, you "ill be stupider than someone "ho read Plato. !n order to go
any"here in life, one must push. And to push means constrictions.
!t is "ell documented that children prefer order to chaos. !n dating and lo)e, there is confusion
because there is no system, no controls, nothing. 3ourtship is dead. The harder rules "e impose
on oursel)es, the happier "e become. The key to impro)ing life is to impro)e your standards for
yourself.
When someone acts in "ho they are, they are content. A painter "ho paints is content. (ut if
the painter "ants money or something else and becomes a banker, he becomes unhappy despite
getting "hat he "ants. When "e let "hat "e "ant interfere "ith "ho "e are, "e get bent.
!n order to sol)e the marriage problem, "e need to ask, Who is marriage' instead of What !
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Want in marriage. ! e-pect e)eryone to disagree "ith this. (ut that is because people still
belie)e 0relationships0 happen. #o. People do not e)en see one another. They are in a relationship
"ith a "ant and are pursuing it. (ut "ants are fickle. They change and multiply. This is "hy
"omen are ne)er satisfied. 't is because they are in lo%e with wants( not men.
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/edia got it right in >CFB. #e"s"eek predicted
the 0/arriage 3runch0
Here is a fantastic article #e"s"eek did on the 0marriage crunch0 "ay back in >CFB. The article is
full of great 7uotes and really re)eals ho" some "omen think 8such as one "oman deciding to
buy a house instead of getting a husband to do it. So that is the purpose of husband, to gi)e them
into a house'9. !t also sho"s many "omen0s panic o)er this article back then.
$ne 7uote ! lo)e 8paraphrasing9 is that the older single men are 0bottom of the barrel0 "hile the
older single "omen are the 0cream of the crop.0 ! "ould say it is the other "ay around. The older
men get, the easier it is for them to marry.
T"enty years later, #e"s"eek had to 0apologi:e0 for the article. !t "as apparently 0dispro)en0
since ten of the "omen mentioned in the story e)entually married 8but probably not "ho they
really "anted9. &emember, e)en feminists "ho s"ore off marriage end up getting married
e)entually.
+t was like (oses came down the mountain and said, HBoo on you women.I
/&A statistical guys could find another fun statistical line similar to the !f you are a single
"oman at forty, you ha)e more of a chance by being killed by a terrorist than marrying.
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Women are desperate to get married
An emailer sent me a link to this hilarious $prah story. A man "as able to marry fi)e "omen at
the same time. $b)iously, there are smart, strong, and substantial "omen "ho could only get
0played0 if the man "as a demi=de)il. Well, at least $prah thinks so.
%ccording to all of these women:s' stories, 8ric's techni2ue was to wow a woman with his false
rXsumXZwhich often included references to him being a Navy S8%& or a pilot, including a crisp,
white Navy uniform, and being orphaned and raised by abusive foster parents He would then
ingratiate himself to the women's families and propose marriage within wee"s of dating
1rom one of these "omenAs perspecti)e, she meets a #a)y S%A, in his crisp, "hite #a)y
uniform, thinks he falls in lo)e "ith H%& immediately, and proposes marriage "ithin "eeks.
Anyone "ho proposes marriage "ithin "eeks is cra:y. Why "ould a decorated military officer
+ump for marriage "ith one of these girls' !t is because she thinks she is all that.
There is a +oke that ! like "hich re)eals "omen0s narcissism. /y girlfriend and ! both agree on
one thing. "e both think she is hot. Women do not ,!;% these guys. They +ust like them liking
her. %)en if you are a mega=dork, she "ill still think you are 0$;0 because you ha)e good=taste
for liking H%& 8"hich is ob)iously the greatest of all goddesses on %arth, at least she thinks so9.
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&ike many of the women, (elissa says 8ric displayed a !/r Mekyll and (r Hyde! split
personality !$ne day he would 1ust be so sweet and loving and then, like, the next day, all of a
sudden, he would blow up He'd be throwing stuff around and push you around,! she says
Women lo)e this! 5ou become a mystery and are highly entertaining. *espite this 0personality
fla"0 that $prah complains about, these "omen still marry him even after knowing of this
!He told me he had inherited money from his mother, who had died when he was G years old,!
she says !e pretended li"e he had money, but + never actually saw it He played it really well
+ mean, he had a story for everything!
This guy kne" "hat these "omen "anted.
% part of 8ric's modus operandi, these women claim, was to lie about his own finances and steal
from them
!He stole four checks from my great grandmother, wrote one, made it out to me for YB,===,
forged my name to the back of it and deposited it into my checking account,! %pril, 8ric's fifth
wife alleges !He also wrote three other checks to pay off some credit cards!
A"esome! A <old *igger /ale!
%ll of these women were made vulnerable by their emotional neediness, /r 9obin says, and 8ric
was able to !sniff out! that they were weak and vulnerable These women believed that they were
insufficient on their own, so his con was sure to work on them The goal for these and all women
is to repair their spirits and eliminate this feeling
So the doctor0s ad)ice is for all these "omen to become feminists. (y not needing a man, they
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"on0t be prone to con games! 5ou go $prah!
What is interesting to me is that this guy did most of his beha)ior in Houston "hich ! am located.
His beha)ior is a"ful but if a "oman did "hat he did, she "ould ha)e been applauded and the
man 0shamed0 for speaking up.
A "oman is allo"ed to marry under false pretenses. A man is not.
!f "omen are allo"ed to be con artists in the game of lo)e, "hy not men' Are these "omen mad
that he "asn0t in lo)e "ith her or that they "ere not as 0hot0 as they thought'
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Ad)ertisement
And no" a "ord from our sponsor....
Hello, ,ook's (ill readersN "e have acknowledged that many of you have not been saving
kittens from nasty feminists )hence, your refusal of marrying them* ,erhaps if you allow me a
moment, + may rekindle your heart and cast it not to love feminists but to save the kittens
"hen you say that feminists are evil and mean, we do not disagree +ndeed, Nature spitting out
such an abomination as the feminist frightens even the philosophers )who only tend to frighten
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themselves* Kut, do keep in mind' Nature did not create the feminist as the feminist emerged
from a decay of isolated female debris This female debris, totally left alone by worthwhile
males, was made easy plucking from unworthy males who saw these girls as merely holes to fill
This is shockingoh yes Kut after a few wham, bam, and thank you, ma:ams, the female debris
puffs with rage and wounded pride
%s you may have observed, feminists pro1ect their own failings and desires at us, the champion
men "ith devilish tongues wagging to shame us for their own transgressions, we are condemned
of sins worst than a Karbaros +t is feminists who need to get laid +t is feminists who want power
over their husband +t is feminists who are bitter and cold +t is feminists who have no faith in
love "hen a woman accuses of sexual harassment, she is the one who desires it "hen a woman
is obsessed with talking about men taking all the money and the power, the very things she
desires are money and power
%ll men are flung onto a scale with the difference being how much you are brainwashed $n one
end of the scale is 'lots of sex and no guilt,' ie the home of the Merk and their ringleader: the
monstrous ,ook, and on the other end of the scale is 'no sex but lots of guilt,' ie the home of the
Nice .uy and their ringleader: the pleasant and pure %nti#,ook The amount of guilt you feel
with women correlates to the amount of sex and interesting life you have
Sirs, we cannot have men living for pleasure these daysN "ho would pay the taxes needed for the
medical care of fat people and the retirement for the Kaby Koom )and those on failing pensions*0
Therefore, + ask you do the following:
3irst, ignore everything ,ook says He is a monster
Second, fill your mind with guilt Kecome guiltyover everything "hen you wake up, apologi<e
to the nearest woman 4ou do not need a reason as she will accept the apology without 2uestion
%pologi<e that you are a man %pologi<e that you have an %dam's apple %nd then, apologi<e
that you didn't apologi<e sooner
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Third, become convinced that manly pleasure is decadence -ompetition, testosterone, sex,
genius, and the humanities# these are to be your new sources of sin 4our new virtues shall
include domestication, appeasement, spinelessness, lack of sex, estrogen, and, in general, the
will to obey anything with a vagina
4ou may ask, !"hy ought + to give up my spine0 "hy should + hang my testicles on her mantle0!
Sir, you know not what you doN Ky being a man, you leave the feminists to fester alone "hat
they always do is buy a cat, sometimes multiple cats Have you seen what happens to these poor
cats after living with a feminist0
4es, it is shocking "e must put an end to the suffering to our little felines + ask you to marry the
feministsN
"hatN 4ou do not readily accept0 $h, you think that 4$I will be howling 1ust like that kitty0
"ell thenN /o not despair as we will so toxify your brain with brain washing that you sit through
the marriage with a dumb smile on your facea smile of a drugged man +t will not be a smile of
passion, of pure pleasure of living +t will be the smile of a sap
4ou ask the cost of this brainwashing that will make feminists become appealing0 This is the
only little hitch +t will cost you your soul 4es, it is unfortunate, but we really need you to marry
these feminists
Hurry, then, to your nearest brainwashing center+ mean %cademic IniversityN 8nroll in the
3eminist Studies or perhaps almost anything in the Humanities 9ead how men kept the poor
women down back then and even today Rnow how barbaric testosterone is Stop eating meat as
that only creates more testosterone "atch $pera and daytime TL %ttend the &andmark 3orum
$nce you are sufficiently brainwashed, you will look at the 3%T, "H%&8#like, and ,$"89#
HIN.94 feminist and smile with delight %ll your brainwashing will tell you that TH+S is the
'ideal woman' She will look at you, worthwhile male, and say, !"hatN0 Not a movie star or a
millionaire0 Not good enoughN! Kut, within time, she might come to appreciate you 6(ight
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Kut while you are marrying the feminists, we will free the cats (arry the feminists not to help
them but to save the cats /o itfor the kittens (arry a feminist todayN
%nd, behold, how happy these saved kitty kats becameN
Part t$ree
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.$an#e an" 0&'r +&nte/t
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The *oomslayer
!n the >CBHs, and perhaps a little before, a "a)e of doomsdayers appeared and spoke of the
/althusian disaster ahead. The /althus )ie" is simple. as human population increases, "e "ill
run out of natural resources, out of food, destroy all #ature, and end up "ith massi)e famines
"ith ci)ili:ation collapsing.
!n the >CGHs, this conte-t gained greater traction. Sensationalist authors appeared such as Paul
%hrlich "ho "rote the book, The Population (omb, "hich predicted mass famines in the
>CGHs and >CFHs. 4nfortunately, %n)ironmentalism used doomsday ideas to propel their beliefs
into the political sphere. The %PA "as established. People began to fear that "e "ould pollute
oursel)es to death that all natural resources "ere going to )anish, that mass e-tinction "ould
result "ith the e-panding Human population, and, in short, "e faced a )ery bad future ahead
unless we took political action nowN
To consider ho" "idespread the /althusian doom "as going on, nations began implementing
controls on 0population control.0 Pope John Paul !! "as internally debating the entire matter. ,ike
"ildfire, the /althusian conte-t of disaster reached throughout the globe. School curriculums
"ere being remade to highlight the threat to ci)ili:ation as "e kne" it. 3hildren "ere taught to
recycle, but probably more to get their parents to recycle. We had 3aptain Planet and the
Planeteers and many cartoons of that time mirrored the doomsday at that time. that #ature on
%arth "as doomed because of Human population. %)en popular "riters like the science fiction
author !saac Asimo) began "riting stories to reflect the approaching *oomsday and to help the
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mo)ement out.
Then, all of a sudden, the /althusian /o)ement collapsed in the >CFHs. #o one can make the
same arguments as, say, in the Population (omb "ithout being laughed out of the room. %)en
though academics and perhaps some of pop=culture may still embrace /althus, politically,
/althus is dead. So "hat happened' The election of &eagan. #o, that doesn0t e-plain the
change in John Paul !!0s attitude as "ell.
3ould one man ha)e stopped the hysteria single=handily' 3ould one man ha)e such influence
that it is still sending shock"a)es across the %arth' 5es. This is "hy he "as gi)en the title
kno"n as 0*oomslayer.0
The man is Julian Simon. /ostly a student of economics and statistics, he said things, at the
time, "hich "ere shocking and 8at first glance9 seen as stupid but then he marshaled the
enormity of statistical and factual information to back up "hat he "as saying. What Simon said.
,eople are the Iltimate 9esource
Simon argued that the /althus doomsters used incorrect conte-ts to apply to Human beha)ior
8similar that an artist0s conte-t shouldn0t be applied to that of biology "hich is the realm of
biologists9. To the doomsters, Humans "ere nothing but mouths and creators of "aste. Simon
said, This ignores the creati)e and constructi)e elements in /an. Humans create more than "e
consumes. !f this "asn0t so, /ankind "ould ha)e gone e-tinct long ago.
To Simon, people "ere the ultimate resource. The reason "hy technology has ad)anced so
suddenly a couple of centuries ago and is still so rapid today is because there are so many Human
minds on the planet. 3ould "e ha)e disco)ered electricity, combustion, created the !nternet,
mastered flight, if the Human population "as still only four million in number, li)ing in ditches,
and hunting rabbits' So, instead of seeing more people as bringing in more po)erty, Simon sa"
it as enriching /ankind. $f course, there are factors to be factored in such as education and all.
(ut, "ithout a doubt, after the !ndustrial &e)olution "hen population began to skyrocket,
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technology began to skyrocket "ith it.
$ne of Simon0s more famous 7uotes. The large population is not because Humans li)e like
rabbits but it is because "e ha)e stopped dying like flies. !ncreased life e-pectancy, decreased
infant mortality, elimination of common plagues and diseases, ha)e allo"ed people to ha)e only
a fe" children and e-pect them all to li)e to adulthood.
!f this is true, then the re)erse also applies. !f Humanity decreases in numbers, then our rate of
technological progress and disco)ery "ill slo" do"n as "ell. ;eep in mind that "hen the "orld
feared o)erpopulation, the big problem might be underpopulation.
Here is a fun statistic. When America "as founded 8or, rather, declared independent9, the
population of the nation "as three million. Today, the 4nited States population is three hundred
million. And despite this )ast change, the biggest problem in America is that of lifestyle. People
don0t star)e2 they die because they are too obese. %)en in third "orld countries, political
instability causes the famines, not the lack of food. 3onsider the great 4krainian famine created
by Stalin.
Natural resources are infinite
!n this shocking statement, Simon left many mouths hanging open. Ho" could resources be
infinite' they asked. Simon has gone mad. After all, the %arth has a finite si:e. This means
there had to be a finite amount of oil, tin, copper, and e)erything else. 1or this e-ample, let us
focus on oil.
The physical matter of a substance is commonly misinterpreted as the resource. !ron used to be a
rock until /an ga)e it purpose. $il used to leak from the ground to poison lakes and ponds. And
"as nothing but goo until /an ga)e it purpose.
The true natural resource is energy. With energy, one can transform one resource into another.
The reason "hy oil is pursued is not because it is black goo. The reason "hy oil is pursued is
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because "e obtain energy from it. /ankind has obtained energy from many sources such as coal,
to "ood, to e)en "hale blubber.
Also, keep in mind that most oil is not accessible. To the Human consciousness, all the oil "e
can obtain is only in our present ability. (ut "ith ad)ances to drill deeper and obtain it from
places people didn0t think of 8such as shale9, the resource of oil actually gro"s and gro"s. $il
does not come from the ground, Simon said. $il comes from our heads. /any people don0t
reali:e that there is a century0s "orth of oil in the tar sands of Alberta alone. (ut, like food, the
thing that afflicts the supply of oil is not the consumption but political instability.
Simon belie)ed that Human disco)eries "ere infinite +ust as resources "ere. We must not make
the mistake of ;el)in, he "arned. ;el)in declared that all disco)eries "ere made on #ature and
that all there "as left "as to refine them. ;el)in said this in the early >FHHs. $ur great
grandchildren "ill li)e in a life more abundant and rich than "e "ill, "ith more disco)eries, "ith
greater possibilities. This is a good thing.
The more resources Humanity uses, the more we create
Again, more shock came from academic circles. (ut there is a clear correlation that as a
population gro"s and consumes more2 the resources also tend to increase in 7uantity. Simon
"ondered about this correlation. His ans"er "as that Humans "ere the ultimate resource and
ga)e to the "orld more than they consumed. Hence, /ankind kept gro"ing richer and more
numerous throughout Time.
The 8nvironment is getting better, not worse
Simon pro)ided a historical )ie". When a nation becomes "ealthier, they can create
infrastructures such as se"age centers2 can afford to buy scrubbers to place into their factories,
and so on. So as a nation gets "ealthier, its natural en)ironment becomes better as "ell. We can
afford to gro" trees and forests. We can afford to dismantle oil rigs rather than lea)ing them at
sea to be slo"ly dissol)ed by #ature.
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Simon goes on "ith these shocking 8at the time9 ideas and backing it "ith an army of facts,
statistics, "ith trimmings of charts and graphs. 6iciously attacked from almost all angles, he
continued. Paul %hrlich "ent after him, and Simon e)entually got tired of it.
Why "on0t these people argue the facts' he "ondered. So Simon decided to make the
doomsters put their money "here their mouths "ere. He announced a bet that, for the sum of
Z>H,HHH, someone could pick fi)e non=go)ernment controlled resources. After a period of time of
that person0s choosing, the prices of all fi)e resources "ill be lo"er than before. %hrlich +umped
and took the bet. He chose fi)e resources and picked a decade as to "hen the bet "ould be
concluded. >CCH.
!n >CCH, %hrlich "rote Julian Simon a check. All fi)e resources "ent do"n in price, some
dropped through the floor.
While Julian Simon "as not influential in academia, he became e-tremely influential politically.
Politicians "ere taking notice and, politically, the /althus mo)ement suddenly died in the >CFHs.
Pope John Paul !! in)ited Simon to the 6atican so he could e-plain his ideas in person.
After"ard, the Pope condemned /althus and population control.
!saac Asimo) "rote a stunned letter to Simon 8"hich Simon includes in his book9. Asimo)
couldn0t belie)e Simon0s conclusions but admitted his be"ilderment of Simon0s presented facts.
Asimo) stated, #o, !...cannot belie)e it, as it "as too much of a re)ersal for him to take. Simon
commended Asimo) for at least allo"ing himself to be 0ama:ed0 unlike most of his critics.
!n >CCG, Wired /aga:ine "rote the article, The *oomslayer that ga)e Simon his title. What is
interesting is that a *anish statistician, by the name of (+orn ,omberg, had read this article and
"ent bonkers. This Simon person had to ha)e been an idiot. ,omberg says he "as a member of
<reenpeace, and kne" that this doom and gloom had to be true. ,omberg, a professor of
statistics, decided that Julian Simon "ould make a good e-ercise for him and his graduate
students to deconstruct.
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The problem "as that Julian Simon0s facts and figures "ere correct. ! "as stunned, ,omberg
re)ealed. He "rote se)eral articles for a *anish paper "hich resulted in mass articles against him
for other papers. So ,omberg "rote the book, The Skeptical %n)ironmentalist "hich turned
him into a sort of celebrity. At first thinking Julian Simon0s optimism "as a sort of 0American
arrogance,0 he found there "as much truth in it. And, like Simon, ,omberg "as sa)aged by the
establishment. People do not like their conte-ts challenged especially "hen they ha)e in)ested
their entire li)es in it.
Julian Simon, in the early nineties, gre" angry ho" politicians "ere using doom and gloom to
scare people into )oting for them. He targets both liberal and conser)ati)e politicians. His
monumental book, The State of Humanity, is stuffed "ith facts. He died not too many years
later.
What Julian Simon taught me "as that facts should build our conte-ts rather than the other "ay
around. Simon had no a-e to grind on the doomsters. !n his class, Simon did something
professors "ould ne)er do. He made his opponent0s "ork re7uired reading for the class. So the
class "as re7uired to read %hrlich0s Population (omb before they got Simon0s material. The
facts are fundamental, he "ould say. His opponents, on the other hand, "ould say, #o, it is the
theory that is fundamental. !0d rather build a conte-t on facts as that is solid ground.
! "on0t forget Simon0s debating techni7ues. He "ould issue public bets to people. !n one debate
about, ! belie)e, o)erall air 7uality, his opponent "ent first and put up a chart sho"ing
impro)ements to the air e)er since this air 7uality program "ent into effect. Simon nonchalantly
put up his o"n chart of not the air 7uality of ten years but for a hundred and sho"ed that e)en if
that air program hadn0t e-isted, the air 7uality "ould ha)e gotten better.
;eep in mind that Julian Simon "as not critical of %n)ironmentalism 8e)en ,omberg today is
still an en)ironmentalist9 8and an en)ironmentalist created his "ebsite9. Simon0s target "as
doomsdayism. Would the "orld end in >CFH' Ho" about >CCH' This "as the nonsense that "as
going around and affecting public policy. People lo)e *oomsday and in)est their emotions in it.
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This is "hy they go cra:y if you tell them, There is no doomsday! #ormal people, "hen told
there is no doomsday, are +oyous. When "e in)est our emotions into these hysterias, it makes it
harder for us to let go of them.
So ! "ant to raise my glass to"ards Simon0s direction. He is the paragon of the Pookish Second
3ommandment. 3ight the Negativism Those old doomsters of the /althus ha)e their last stand
of <lobal Warming, and they are fast losing support on that. Too many people ha)e taken up
Simon0s torch. ! cringe no" "hen ! hear guys in the /en0s /o)ement talk about society0s
imminent collapse. *on0t they reali:e that optimism and good cheer creates po"erful
mo)ements "hile doom=sho)eling does not'
(ecome a *oomslayer. When a *oomsday comes your "ay, knock it do"n. 1ree others of its
mind control. The reality is that belie)ing in doom and gloom leads to an unhappy life "here the
only +oy is Schadenfreude 8the +oy of a )illain9. And the reality is that those full of optimism and
good cheer often influence people more. There are books on $ptimistic thinking that sells by
the millions. !t points out that most people think pessimistic and ha)e trouble being optimistic.
#o "onder *oomsday can catch on as a political mo)ement but fails utterly "hen it comes to
our personal li)es.
*ie *oomsday! *ie!
Wired /aga:ine0s e-cellent article. The *oomslayer.
Julian Simon0s 4ltimate &esource !! 8he put his "ritings on the !nternet for free "hen he died.
3heck out that table of contents "ith such contro)ersial titles. The <rand Theory chapter is my
fa)orite.9
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Huge oil disco)ery! *oomsters stunned!
The 4.S. has disco)ered a huge oil deposit o)er DH,HHH feet belo" sea le)el in the <ulf of
/e-ico. This oil deposit "ould boost 4.S. reser)es by @HK. !t is a spectacular find! The oil
companies "in. 3onsumers "in. The 4.S. "ins! %)eryone "ins! Well, not e)eryone. The
doomsters lose. (ut e)en if the doomsters "on, they "ould still be unhappy and angry. The
reason "hy ! ne)er subscribe to doomsday is not only is it often "rong, doomsters become
unhappy at the sight of good ne"s.
U#otice the "ording of that article' The disco)ery 0underscores the importance0 of supply' What
a +oke of reporting.V
(ut Pook! This is only delaying the ine)itable. $il is finite, and "e "ill soon run out.
We "ill ne)er run out of oil. $il comes not from the ground but from our heads. As "e get
smarter and more sophisticated, "e har)est oil out of the darnest of places. The tar sands of
Alberta ha)e more oil than the entire /iddle %ast.
#o!
5es! 1rom the %conomist.
So the (iddle 8ast remains the only place that really matters in the oil world, right0 "rong,
according to the -anadians 3or decades, they have been complaining that the official bean#
counters have unfairly neglected the energy trapped in the %thabasca tar sands of %lbertaZrock
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formations laced with hydrocarbons that can be mined and processed to yield barrels of oil
.eologists have long claimed that the energy content of these sands is so great that there may be
more oil trapped in %lberta than under all of Saudi %rabia The snag, of course, is that it takes
far more energy and money to s2uee<e oil out of this mucky stuff than it does to pump it out of
the ground at a conventional oil field
The "orld is full of oil. The 7uestion is getting to it.
*id you kno" that the "orld is full of gold, too' There are acres of gold in my backyard. The
problem is that they are so small that the current technology to get them at profit does not e-ist.
The tar sands of Alberta are +ust one small e-ample. The <ulf $il find +ust sho"s ho" stupid it is
to be a doomster. Why bet on disaster' Any"ay, do you kno" ho" e-pensi)e an oil rig is' Ho"
about fi)e billion dollars. !t takes another billion dollars to install it. 3ollecting oil is )ery
e-pensi)e and takes considerable brain po"er to make it profitable.
This is "hy ! say oil comes from our heads, not from the ground. The obstacle to us and the
infinite oil out there is from our limited Human minds. There is no such thing as limited energy.
We can split the atom and har)est infinite amounts of energy. There needs to be no conser)ation.
History sho"s that the more resources man uses, the more he creates.
(ut Pook! We only de)elop better technology because of supply. The less supply, the more
demand for it!
5es, but as Julian Simon said, this is an e-tremely simplistic "ay of thinking about it and, as he
said, )ery nai)e. We do not "ant oil because it is oil. We "ant oil because it is energy. We are
con)erting black goo into energy. The demand is for energy, and it comes out of our heads. !s it
not ama:ing that as "orld population +umps up to si- billion "ithin a century, "e ha)e food and
resources to support such a population' And is it also not fascinating that the areas that are
impo)erished are not by natural means but due to political turmoil. Political instability, not
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entropy, causes famines and lack of resources. 4nleash Humanity. <i)e them freedom! And
"atch the "orld be filled "ith resources.
*on0t "orry about these terrorists
With the e)ents of today, !0d like to put up a historical parallel.
The Barbary pirates were pirates that operated out of Tunis, Tripoli, %lgiers, Sale and ports in
(orocco, preying on shipping in the western (editerranean Sea from the time of the -rusades
as well as on ships on their way to %sia around %frica until the early ADth century Their
stronghold was along the stretch of northern %frica known as the Karbary -oast )a medieval
term for the (aghreb after its Kerber inhabitants*, although their predation was said to extend
throughout the (editerranean, south along "est %frica's %tlantic seaboard, and into the North
%tlantic, purportedly as far north as +celand %s well as preying on shipping, raids were often
made on 8uropean coastal towns The pirates were responsible for capturing large numbers of
-hristian slaves from 8urope, who were sold in slave markets in places such as (orocco
The comparison is apt. These (arbary pirates "ere !slamic and "ere nation=less. /any countries
thought the (arbary pirates had and "ould al"ays e-ist. They ga)e them tribute so their ships
could pass freely.
When the 4.S. became a country, it had no na)y to protect its merchant ships. !n >GF?, the 4.S.
3ongress ga)e ZBH,HHH as tribute to the (arbary States 8this "as significant money back then9.
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(ut the (arbary pirates kept attacking "hich prompted the building of the 4nited States #a)y.
The 4.S. #a)y then "ent on a series of "ars along the #orth African coast from >FH> until >F>@.
The 4nited States /arine 3orps also played significant role in these "ars "hich is "hy, today,
the opening of the /arine Hymn has...to the shores of Tripoli.
Whether they are attacking ships or airplanes, the )illains play the same role in history. Thomas
Jefferson had no mind to appease, as he launched the na)y after them, said.
!f the enemy shall put to death, torture or other"ise ill=treat any of the hostages in their hands,...
recourse must be had to retaliation as the sole means of stopping the progress of human butchery,
and... for that purpose punishments of the same kind and degree UshouldV be inflicted on an e7ual
number of their sub+ects taken by us till they shall be taught due respect to the )iolated rights of
nations.
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World War !6
World War !!! could be said to be the 3old War. (ut World War !6 is certainly about &adical
!slam.
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Please "atch this. We must e-pand people0s conte-t!
World War ! ended in an armistice. World War !! ended "ith unconditional surrender. World War
!!! ended "hen So)iet &ussia "as dealt "ith. (ut the ne" conflict is, at its root, religious. They
despise the Pope more than, say, President (ush. There "ill be no armistice, they "ill not
surrender. !t is a conflict of those "ho "orship life )ersus those "ho "orship death. Ho" do you
make a deal "ith someone "ho straps bombs on their o"n children'
A larger )ersion is here for your )ie"ing pleasure.
The )ideo talks about ho" &adical !slam has hi+acked !slam and is spread out among the
population. (ut the difference bet"een &adical !slam and their /uslim brothers is that &adical
!slam "orships death.
Soon, the West "ill be split among itself. Those Westerners "ho "orship death more than life
"ill, naturally, side "ith &adical !slam and proclaim death to the West. $ne of the factions,
feminists, clearly falls into this category. !t e-plains "hy the ci)ili:ation and religion that
brutally treats their "omen and literally keeps them do"n, the &adical !slam, is ignored by the
feminists. Who are the feminists0 enemies' #ot +ust men but life#worshipping men and "omen. !t
is you men "ho do not li)e for materialism, "ho do not li)e for image, "ho do not li)e for
po"er o)er other people. While &adical !slam gets a pass, feminists attack 3hristianity for
0putting do"n the "omen0. 1eminists despise life so it is no longer strange to me to see them be
unannounced allies of &adical !slam 8as their enemies are the same9.
What ! suspect is that &adical !slam is not ne" but )ery )ery ancient. !t is the )ie"point most
ci)ili:ations and religions had long ago. The first 3hristians took the fish as their symbol as the
/ill of Time had the constellation of Pisces s"ing o)erhead 8the pre)ious era "as Aries, the
0&am09. While Jesus "as )ery poor and did not seek )iolence, it ought to be remembered ho"
0re)olutionary0 that 0turning the other cheek0 "as in that era 8the era of the &oman %mpire9. These
*eath Worshippers are not ne"...they are t"enty centuries behind the times.
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The 4ltimate Weapon to ,e)el 3i)ili:ation
1rom a tactics point of )ie", America0s entry into !ra7 has allo"ed America to ha)e access to the
/iddle %astern stage. (efore, this "asn0t possible. The 4.S. had to ask permission of Saudi
Arabia to stay there or another country. #o", it doesn0t ha)e to and, make no mistake, this is
grating on 3hina and &ussia and took them off guard.
/any of the /iddle %astern countries 8such as %gypt9 are scared of !ran as !ranians are Persians,
not Arab. He:bollah is being funded by !ran. !t appears they "ere testing ho" far they could go
"ith !srael 8as !srael has made many concessions in these later years9 and seems surprised that
!srael has bitten back.
;eep a close eye on 3hina and &ussia. (oth countries are ancient enemies yet ha)e a )ery close
alliance. !ra7 8under Saddam9 "as hea)ily funded by &ussia. #orth ;orea is ob)iously hea)ily
influenced by 3hina. The idea is that the 3hineseR&ussian Alliance is playing a game of foreign
policy chess. They, themsel)es, "ouldn0t act openly as it "ould be too ob)ious. (ut by using
satellites or e)en pitting terrorists andRor dictators against the Western #ations, they are using
nations like #orth ;orea, !ran, and !ra7 to th"art Western #ations0 policy. !f you notice, the 4;
is staying )ery close to America 8it is America0s N> ally9. Japan is screaming, W% WA#T
/!SS!,% *%1%#S% SH!%,* #$W!!! after #orth ;orean missiles "ent into the Sea of Japan
8"hich may ha)e been shot do"n9. Japan is a "ealthy nation and is "ay too close for comfort to
#orth ;orea and 3hina. #aturally, Japan is America0s second closest ally.
!t0s "ell kno"n that 3hina has speedily been building up its military. Ho"e)er, &ussia is
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beginning to build up its military. #o", "hy in the "orld does &ussia and 3hina need such a
military' This 7uestion should ans"er itself.
The *oom and <loomers are running around like chickens "ith their heads cut off. We are
doomed! they say. ! see the re)erse. 5ou either confront the problem and sol)e it or it festers.
/uch of the current conflicts are because the problem is being confronted rather than
contained.
/y solution is for the West to unleash the most po"erful "eapon e)er kno"n to /an unto its
enemies. This 4ltimate Weapon is 1eminism. There are bombs and biological "eapons, but
1eminism is a sociological "eapon 8as po"erful as the (lack Plague if demographic predictions
hold true in %urope9. 1eminism "ould become lethal in a country such as 3hina "ith there being
so fe" females per male. The West "ill sur)i)e 1eminism. (ut other nations "ill crumble.
#uclear "eapons "ere used to end World War !!. 1eminism could be used to end World War !6.
#ations "ill fall onto their knees and say, ! beg you! #o more! Stop the feminism! Anything but
that! Anything but that!!!
Too bad there is no antidote yet.
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3i)il War in the /atriarchy
Semi=pussified males and men mistakenly belie)e 1eminism is the /atriarchy. This is
understandable because feminists are 0)isible0 because they are trying to in)ade the masculine
sphere.
Women are smarter than men because they ha)e manipulated us to not +ust "ork for them2 "e are
to die for them at a moment0s notice. !t "as during the >C?Hs and >C@Hs that "omen began
pooling their le)erage and cementing it o)er men. This "as the time "hen 0engagement rings0
from *a (eers "ere populari:ed. /edia began turning "omen into goddesses and ideali:ed the
@Hs nuclear family. That nuclear family idea is the "oman staying at home and getting men and
society to "ork for her. !f a man "as not married, he often could not e)en find a +ob. The
employer "ould say, ! "ill gi)e +ob to the guy "ho has a family because he needs it more. 4p
until this time in all of Human history, "omen had to "ork. #o", due to mechani:ation and all,
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they could get men to "ork for them.
/en "orking for "omen and obeying them= this is the /atriarchy. The )ictory "as so complete
and men "ere completely "rapped around "oman0s fingers. (ut this "asn0t enough. #ot content
to ha)e the masculine sphere "ork completely for the feminine sphere, "omen sought interest in
con7uering the masculine sphere as "ell. These are the feminists. As men, "e can see them
because they are entering our masculine "orld and trying to take it o)er. (ut the feminine "orld
is in)isible to men, and they had no idea ho" controlled they "ere.
1eminism has sparked a ci)il "ar "ithin the /atriarchy. The feminists belie)e they ha)e a
manifest destiny to con7uer the masculine sphere as "ell. They belie)e that freedom means that
"omen are allo"ed to choose "hich gender they "ant to be 8man or "oman9. $f course, men do
not get this choice as "e are sinking closer to becoming a legal underclass. 1or proof, kno" that
"oman has a choice of 0career0 or 0homemaker0 but man only gets on choice. 0+ob.0 Women ha)e
careers, men only ha)e +obs. &emember that.
As 1eminists attempt to absorb masculine )alues including careers, promiscuity, and all, they
come in conflict "ith the old style /atriarchy. At first, they "ere set to respect the boundaries of
one another and e-isted side by side as feminists pushed for more control of the masculine
sphere. Then something happened.
/en began to notice the feminists intruding on their "orld. And their initial complaints "ere
against them. They said, ! "ill ne)er marry or "ork for a feminist. Take her slutty career "ays
a"ay from here! /atriarchy "ho relies on men "orking for them noticed that their ser)ants,
men, "ere rebelling against the feminists. They sa" the "riting on the "all. if men can con)ince
themsel)es to not "ork for some "omen 8feminists9, they may stop "orking for all "omen
altogether. With speed, the /atriarchy began to attack the 1eminists. (ut it is not a complete
attack. /atriarchy is attacking 1eminism only "here they make female domination most )isible
to men. This is "hy "hen you hear a /atriarch "rite an anti=feminist book, she says, 1eminism
has gone too far. The complaint is not that 1eminism e-ists but only that it has gone 0too far.0
What defines 0too far'0 0Too far0 is nothing more than men noticing the manipulation.
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1eminists )ie" con7uest of the masculine sphere as the key to po"er. They are, literally, po"er
hungry. They do not care if some men stop "orking for them since they can no" "ork for
themsel)es.
As the t"o set their sights on one another and fight, this is the time for men to slip a"ay from
both.
(aby (ust Alters Politics
!t is common to hear the *oomsday and %nd of the West mantras on the /en0s /o)ement
sites. Society is set to collapse! they say. And most of this is due to the falling birth rate.
(ut, lo and behold, the birth rate is an a)erage of e)eryone. (ehind the a)erage, ho"e)er, some
people are ha)ing children "hile others are not and this difference alone is reshaping the political
landscape.
The greatest transmission of )alues from one generation to another is through children. 1eminists
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do not belie)e in children "hich is "hy they are on the path to elimination. !0)e said earlier that
gays ha)e no political future because of the )ery fact they cannot ha)e children. #o matter ho"
great your art is, ho" brilliant your essays, ho" spectacular your career, "ithout children you are
the "alking dead.
The history of the 3hurch, o)er t"o thousand years, is full of schisms and heretical groups.
Where are they no"' <one into the mist of time. There is a reason "hy the 3hurch is e-tremely
rigid on matters of se-uality 8against abortion, against gays, e)en against contraception9. !t keeps
a pro=fertility element precisely because of the ra)ages of Time. !t is curious and a little funny to
see some of the modern ideas in ancient times 8there "as a group of 3hristians "ho belie)ed in
abortion, created a schism, but this group bred to non=e-istence by BHH A.*.9. So "hen you hear
something about the 3hurch 8or other long standing institution, the 3hurch didn0t become the
oldest "estern institution by being stupid9 being rigid on matters of se-uality, to them it is a
matter of long term sur)i)al o)er short term political gain. 1rom their )ie"point, it is better to
lose all of %ngland in a schism than to change "hat they belie)ed "as 3hrist0s definition of
marriage.
1eminism is an e-cellent social "eapon for Western #ations to hurl at its enemies. While the
West "ill sur)i)e 1eminism, "ill 3hina' Will the /iddle %ast' #uclear bombs, in comparison,
are too inefficient, they e-plode and that is it, "hile 1eminism sticks around longer than radiation
and infects all of society. 1eminism sterili:es the "omen, assaults anything considered art to the
society, and turns "imps of the men of the afflicted society. Sun T:u "ould ha)e been a"ed of
1eminism0s a"esome destroying force... all done "ithout firing a shot or declaring "ar.
*o not listen to the doomsters! The reason "hy the West has sur)i)ed so long is because it is
strong, e)en successfully digesting feminism and currently e-pelling it from its stomach. The
West0s enemies "ill not be so fortunate. 3hina cannot sur)i)e feminism. #either could a nation
like !ran. !f 1eminism has had such an effect on the West, imagine "hat it "ould do to the West0s
enemies.
And smile because the predicted doom and gloom is not to come.
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Women hate 1eminism only "hen it interferes
"ith 1eminine Aristocracy 8/atriarchy9
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Here is a fun story of "omen "ishing to be barefoot and pregnant. These "omen are )ery
unhappy "ith 1eminism and ha)ing to "ork.
!"e can't seriously expect that ADE=s and ADH=s social feminism )a concept not even >= years
old* is going to surpass what the female body is genetically, physiologically and psychologically
programmed to do!
%)en to this day, feminists do not accept the reality that men and "omen are biologically
different. When it comes to their different brains, they belie)e that the brain differences are only
reactions to social conditions. !n other "ords, in a feminist utopia, men and female brains "ould
look e-actly the same if e-amined. 5es, they actually belie)e this.
Kecca, a GD#year#old doctor, wants to !find that woman who burnt her bra, and beat her up!
Western "omen had it the best. They had the richest and s"eetest men in the "orld. They had the
best li)ing conditions and best life a)ailable to "omen. 5et, they thre" all that a"ay for
1eminism.
1eminism has re)ealed all of "omen0s manipulation techni7ues and has "oken men up big time.
#o" men not only ignore feminists, they also are no" immune to the old school of manipulation
techni7ues. 1eminism didn0t put the genie out of the bottle. &ather, the pain of 1eminism has
slo"ly re)ealed to men that "omen "ere the "ishers and men "ere supposed to be the genies.
/en are putting their genie back into the bottle and going their o"n "ay.
She says she loves her 1ob' she 1ust hates that she has to have it
The key "ord is 0ha)e.0 &emember, men ha)e +obs, "omen ha)e careers. Women are supposed to
ha)e options. As a male, you are not allo"ed to ha)e options 8e)en the discussion of options is
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)erboten!9. 5ou ha)e one destiny. to "ork as a "age sla)e fore)er until you die. !f you +in- the
system, you "ere to be shamed. (ut this shame and ostraci:ing is merely an annoyance and
laugh compared to the pain of The Way.
Women ,$6% "ork. They +ust hate HA6!#< to "ork. 1or men, hah, there is no option.
!+ want to be a wife and a mom, that's all + ever wanted to do,! she says !+'m a girl + want to be
able to be a girl + shouldn't have to be a doctor!
! shall translate her "omanese.
!n female language, to be a man is to "ork and to be a "oman is to not "ork. She doesn0t mean
girl in the true 0nature0 sense 8these same females "ould scream if you suggested a "ife had
responsibilities to her husband like put food in his stomach and keep his testicles dry9. She
means 0girl0 is the aristocratic sense.
(y friend Krianne, a brand#new attorney, 1okes about her career plans with other female
lawyers: !"ork the corporate environment for three years max and get pregnant during the third
year so we can leave!
And this is "hy many employers are suspicious about hiring young "omen. !t is an absolute
"aste of money for an employer to train you so you can +ust 7uit.
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$f course, these women do not speak for all professional women out there $ne woman, a big#
time lawyer and involved mother of two, told me it was !scary! that women are dropping
hundreds of thousands of dollars on school only to work for 1ust a few years
!t is 0scary0 only because it in)alidates her choice to become that 0big=time la"yer.0
1eminism is about po"er. A feminist "ants the po"er of a man "hile keeping the po"er of a
"oman. !n the country, "e call this. Ha)ing your cake and eating it too! %ach gender has its
abilities and minuses. These "omen "ant access to the options both gender has "ithout
accepting the responsibilities either gender had. To these females, they don0t "ant to be a girl in
order to li)e. They "ant to be a girl in order to recei)e the entitlements girls recei)ed 8such as
not "orking and letting others do things for them9.
! "ill sol)e all their female problems "ith the gender "ith a single sentence. ,adies, ask not
"hat men can do for you, ask "hat you can do for men. 3hi)alry only "orked "hen you treated
men like noble knights instead of "orthless peasants. 5ou can0t e-pect knights to sa)e you "hen
all the knights are, and can be nothing but, serfs in your Se-ual 1eudalism 8"here she o"ns all
the property but you +ust "ork on it9.
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The Iuestioner
As ! go through the emails, this guy had so many 7uestions that !0d thought !0d ans"er here 8in
case others ha)e similar 7uestions!9.
1or your reading pleasure.
&egular te-t Q Pooky Wooky
,old text Q The Iuestioner
+2 to the 5oint. ' feel that all your 5osts are %ery... se5arate( a whirlwind of ideas which
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don)t fall into 5lace and form some sort of context or ;reality ma5; F' hate saying that<. At
least for me it hasn)t.
5ou are correct! When this blog started, ! didn0t kno" "hat the heck ! "as doing. ! +ust thre"
stuff up there. 8%ditorAs note. Oyeah ! noticed that too 9.
(ut you can thro" stuff on Sosua)e +ust as "ell, /r. Pook. #o", no", Sosua)e is a 0ho" to get
girls0 forum. ! already paid my dues there. (esides, !0d rather talk about other things then 0ho" to
get girls0 "hich, on Sosua)e, !0d ha)e little choice.
So ! fashioned the /ill to be the point of this blog. The /ill is that maelstrom, that starry "heel,
of the ancients. 1rom the /ill, all astronomy, religion, art, and science re)ol)ed around. !t is a
union of /ath and Art. !t is the astral plane.
With all the anti=feminist pages out there, ! chose a different path of "aging "ar on 1eminism
through the Humanities. !magine a "ell of "isdom that, from "hoe)er drinks of it, becomes
"ise. #o" imagine a source of that "ell, some mill trickling "ater into it. This is a "isdom blog.
Am ' loo8ing for a ;5hiloso5hy; from your writings@
!hould ' sto5 loo8ing to find some truth or answers from the collection of your sosua%e
5osts@
!hould ' 6ust ta8e them as singular 5ieces of ad%ice@
The pu::le is not Pook or his posts. The pu::le is #ature. All of the sosua)e posts "ere ideas on
the Pu::le of #ature. Some of the posts came up "ith only theories. $ther posts identified la"s
8such as testosterone as the Secret of the Jerk9.
1or ad)ice, follo" the Pookish 3ommandments. They seem so tri)ial and 0common sensical0, but
they are the greatest regrets of old men. Take the first commandment. (e "ho you are. /ost
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people don0t li)e like that. They care so much "hat other people think that they ne)er do "hat
they desire. What does it matter if you ha)e a high paying +ob in a distinguished profession but
you don0t desire it' W$/%# and $4TS!*%&S might think you are a success but if you aren0t
happy doing it, "hat the hell is the bloody point' As for the Second Pookish 3ommandment.
1ight the #egati)ism, it sounds tri)ial but so many people retard their li)es by their attitudes. !
ha)e found pessimists and chicken littles to be the grand losers in life. (esides, "ho "ants to
around a defeatist any"ay'
;!elf im5ro%ement(; as ')m still not 9uite sure what you mean by self im5ro%ement.
'm5ro%e myself for what@ A better bench 5ress can be measured( memory can be im5ro%ed(
but what can ' im5ro%e in my ;self@; Aren)t ' a constant@ 'sn)t my 5ersonality set from my
ex5eriences@ Am ' 6ust e%ol%ing my outer self@ &hat is ;self im5ro%ement@;
Self=impro)ement is e-actly ho" it sounds. !t is not e)ol)ing your outer shell. !t is gro"ing a
pearl inside the shell. Self=impro)ement is +ust self=actuali:ation. 5ou are becoming "ho you
are! 5ou are unleashing your soul. 5ou are not bottling your soul so you pretend to be an image.
5ou don0t "ork out to turn your flesh into a masculine dress. 5ou "ork out because you love it
and because you ha)e goals. ! ,$6% "orking out. ! lo)e ho" it makes me feel. ! lo)e the
testosterone surging through my )eins. !t makes me happier, smarter, more action oriented, and
+ust all around a more pleasant person to be around. The ,$S%& is someone "ho "orks out for
the appearance alone 8in other "ords, most "omen and idiotic males9.
! hammered self=impro)ement on Sosua)e because impro)ing 5$4&S%,1 ga)e greater re"ards
than impro)ing your <A/%. With so much focus on manipulation strategies, you0d ha)e a much
more satisfying life and an automatic "ay to get "omen by impro)ing yourself.
Self=impro)ement "as a "ay of saying. !n)est time in yourself rather than in)esting time in
girls. Why' !t is because girls come and go, but 5$4 are fore)er!
And finally ;0ature.;
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4ou always tal8 about ;0ature(; but what do you mean by nature@ Am ' right in
saying...&omen are attracted to testosterone( Fany fool 8nows this< this is nature at wor8@
Right@
&hat else is 0ature@ Are we all com5letely ;0ature; or is that what women are@ &here
does 0ature wor8 and a55ly@
Ha)e you e)er tried sailing a boat' 5ou kno" that the sail must be ad+usted to the "ind. (y
harnessing #ature, you harness the "ind to propel the boat. A sailor is "orking "ithin the rules
of #ature "hich is "hy he is a successful sailor. !f a sailor decided to buck #ature, his boat
"ouldn0t be mo)ing any"here.
Some people belie)e they are so god=like in intelligence and "onder that the "orld ought to be
manipulated into "hate)er shape they "ant. [er-es belie)ed this. He "ent to the beach, stared at
the ocean, and said to the "a)es, Thus far shall you come and no further! The "a)es had no
concern for [er-es0 orders and mo)ed in. !f [er-es didn0t suck in his pride and retreat from the
"a)es, he "ould ha)e dro"ned.
All science and humanity is based on unra)eling the la"s of #ature and using them ho" "e see
fit. We couldn0t ha)e airplanes flying through the sky unless "e unco)ered many of the
principals in)ol)ed such as uplift and aerodynamics. We couldn0t ha)e the <reen &e)olution
unless "e understood hybrid technologies and the principals of irrigation and fertili:er.
$ur life standards impro)e "hen "e harness #ature0s la"s for o"n benefit like the sailor
applying the sail to mo)e the boat. /y goal "as ne)er to tell you H$W to li)e but only re)eal
the la"s operating under the process. WH5 do girls go for +erks' ! in)estigated until ! found a
satisfactory ans"er. WH5 do married men routinely become fat, bald, and look like your ran
them o)er "ith a steam=roller' There are reasons for things.
So "hat is 0unnatural'0 1eminism is unnatural, that much is certain. Women trying to be manly
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and men trying to be "omanly is unnatural. What is unnatural is the mockery and breaking of
these la"s. The result is al"ays the same. unhappiness and despair.
The #ice <uy is an unnatural male. So there is no "onder that he is filled "ith unhappiness and
despair. He is not obeying the la"s of nature.
While (iology is about the la"s concerning life 8"hich genetics has no" dominated9, Physics
being about the la"s concerning motion, the Humanities are about the la"s concerning Human
#ature. History, ,a", ,anguage, and many other things hold the Humanities as their root. !f the
Humanities become corrupted, the rest "ill become corrupted as "ell.
When the 4.S. 3onstitution "as being "ritten, the 3onstitutional *ebate "as essentially a debate
about Human #ature. The 4.S. <o)ernment has three branches because the framers kne" that no
one should hold all the po"er nor should it be split into t"o. ! am told by a reliable source that
present day Senators 8each and e)ery one of them9 feel that they ought to be President 8the
House is more humble9. So "hy is there only one President' !t is because the framers kne" there
should only be one 3ommander=!n=3hief, not a hundred. There must be one )oice to command
the troops. After all, Human #ature says there can only be one general, not a hundred. (y
obeying the la"s of Human #ature, the 4.S. <o)ernment has relati)ely endured. The point is
that it is still around. !f there "as something seriously fla"ed, such a go)ernment "ould ha)e
collapsed such as the So)iet 4nion.
,ike a building, our li)es can collapse "hen "e don0t obey the la"s of #ature. (ut ! desire
1&%%*$/! ! "ant to be 1&%% from these la"s of #ature! some might say. This is a ma+or
mistake. ,ife, liberty, and property do not e-ist because people made la"s. !t is the fact that life,
liberty, and property e-isted beforehand 8as la"s of #ature9 that caused people to form la"s in
the first place.
The essence of freedom is obedience to #ature0s la"s. This is "hy, in the *eclaration of
!ndependence, the (ritish colonies cite #ature 8and #ature0s <od9 as the authority for the
dissol)ing of those political bands. !0m citing a political e-ample because itAs "ell kno"n and
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sho"s ho" this conte-t is applied e)ery"here. 3ontrast this to those forums "here there "as a
"hole gala-y of 0systems0 and 0philosophies0 "ith no constants established, no re)elations of
reality, e-cept "hich poster had the biggest ego..."hich re)ol)ed around those "ho belie)ed they
best manipulated the "orld.
Solution to the /atriarchy
Too many emails! Here is another...
/r ,ook,
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%ll this matriarchy business is a bit depressing 4our sosuave posts always left a nervous
excitement in the stomach, but ,ook's (ill leaves an icy sinking in the stomach
,erhaps both are awakenings, but to two different realities $ne was pleasant and productive,
the other perturbing and preventative
+ don't know about you, but + had planned on getting married and having kids )in >#A= years*,
but with these realities in my face, + wonder + want kids, but + want them to grow up with both,
their dad and their mom + wonder is it possible to create a family the way + want0 %nd if so,
how0 4ou suggest living one's own way %nd + agree Kut certainly a man can do that, and get
married and raise a family
"hat's your personal solution to the matriarchy problem0 "ait until the laws change and + have
gray hair0 (arry a woman from another country0 Then +'d have to move there too "hat if that's
not in my plan0
"hat:s a workable solution0 +s there a way to 2ualify or distinguish a woman with traits who
would not turn into one of these horror stories0 Then again, if + did, people change over time
9eally, it's unpredictable, isn't it0
/o you plan to get married0 Have kids0 +f so, do you know how you'll approach it0 %nd how0
+'m curious
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/y hope is not to discourage anyone or spread unhappiness but rather the opposite. ! "ant to
encourage people to go for their dreams and to be happy. This is the point of the Pookish
3ommandments in the first place. !f you do not "ork for your o"n dreams, you0ll end up
"orking for someone else0s.
! also hope that no one "ill take my "ord for "hat is going on. &ather, you begin to recogni:e it
in your surroundings. A man marries a foreign "oman and the "omen 8and saps9 begin saying
the meanest things about this man. What crime or sin did this man commit' !n an era of casual
lo)e and e)en homoerotic lo)e, "hy do they care so intensely about this guy0s personal life'
Why the hate' #otice that there are ne" la"s in place in America to restrict men from talking
and marrying foreign "omen. Why'
5ou turn to the left, and you see fre7uent misandry on tele)ision. When asked about "hat you
"ant in a girl, you say, ! "ant a girl "ho doesn0t ha)e tattoos, has no baggage, doesn0t do drugs,
and "ho en+oys being a female. They "ill call you se-ist. And +ust think, once upon a time
"omen "ore dresses.
5ou turn to the right, and you see young men "ho got married but are no" fast getting bald and
becoming fat. What is happening!' you "onder. (ut the stress and constant lifestyle "ears a
guy do"n. They lose sleep. Their eating habits degrade. They decide to "ork all the time because
they "ould rather be at "ork than be home "ith "ife and the kids. And they end up being total
saps to the "ife.
! hope e)eryone begins to recogni:e these things around them. $nce you see it, ! think it is much
much harder to fall into the /atriarchy trap. !n the same "ay, once "e reali:ed the #ice <uy
WAS the pathetic t"erp that he "as "e "ere freed, for the most part, from #ice <uyius
,oseramongus.
! find talking about feminists and domineering females boring but necessary. This is "hy you0ll
see some blog posts about it but then, immediately after"ard, ! change the sub+ect. !0d rather talk
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about the /ill or put up humorous things. !0)e seen too many guys destroyed by di)orce and
paraly:ed by a bad marriage.
As for myself, ! am going to continue to follo" my dreams and hopefully create a financial
system around those dreams. !f your "ork in)ol)es doing "hat your passion is, you "in 8as then
it ceases to be "ork9. ! am not looking for a solution to The Way as in looking for some foreign
"oman to fulfill e)erything. /y )ie"s became solidified a year and a fe" months ago "hen !
buried some close friends. ,ife is short. #one of us is getting younger. And "hile there is too
much to do in a life, choose to follo" your dreams.
The best solution and pre)ention to the /atriarchy is to increase your soul. ! ha)e found those
"ho get trapped in the /atriarchy do so by becoming literally soulless. They ha)e no passion in
life. And if you look at those "ho ha)e the strongest souls, they are the mo)ers and shakers of
the "orld and history.
%)en more interesting is "hen "omen they think of me as a se- ob+ect but soon shy a"ay from a
full relationship. Why' They see Pook as a se- ob+ect because he "orks out, doesn0t supplicate,
and so on. (ut they shy a"ay once they reali:e that Pook isn0t going to drop e)erything in his life
+ust to become a "age sla)e 8to get the house, then S46, then the kids, and so on9. As /irror of
the Soul says, "hen a "oman "ants to marry you +ust say, Wonderful! Then ! "ill retire from
my +ob and stay at home "hile you "ork. The face that appears on the "omen is interesting
because they kno" they cannot manipulate you, you see through that. They almost al"ays mo)e
on.
! "ill marry "hen ! meet a "oman "ho lets me be "ho ! am and "ho doesn0t seek po"er o)er
me. There is no rush. Women ha)e a shelf life. /en do not. Women only ha)e a fe" summers
until they begin to age drastically. /en age "ell. When single, men look younger than their age.
%fter the age of G>, the odds shift to a man's favor Women reali:e that they are going to age and
begin to search for a guy to marry.
What is infuriating is ho" many "omen respond to men going their o"n "ay by, at first,
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rampant shaming and then, second, psychoanaly:ation. !f you had a "onderful girlfriend, you
"ould not say such things! or some other nonsense. !f the "omen "ould +oin us in remo)ing
these penali:ing la"s and cleaning up the family court, things "ould be much more producti)e.
8/any "omen get )ery ner)ous at this talk because they kno" there is some truth in it.9 ! am not
asking "omen to lo)e us. ! am asking they only be not allo"ed to hang us. #o one should ha)e
the po"er to financially de)astate another or send them to prison on false charges.
,ook whispers: Psst, there is a hidden /en0s &ights Acti)ist "ho is a ma+or /AJ$& media
figure in America. He is not a member of <eneration [ or 5 either. He has softly said the same
things but immediately stopped "hen "omen began asking 7uestions. He already has enough
political kni)es coming at him2 no need to add more.
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What should the /en0s /o)ement do'
Political Action! #ot yet. As my formal education and actually "orking on political
campaigns, there is more to a mo)ement than making blogs and petitioning the go)ernment.
,et me tell you the tale of t"o mo)ements. $ne succeeded "ildly "hile the other failed. $ne
altered the entire go)ernment of America "hile the other keeps losing po"er and influence. $ne
mo)ement "on, the other lost.
The 3onser)ati)e /o)ement in America began in the si-ties. !t started intellectually, and
through maga:ines, pamphlets, "ords, and so on, the mo)ement persuaded and gre". The first
main 0student0 of this mo)ement "ho "ould become acti)e in politics "as &onald &eagan. This
mo)ement then took to the talk radio and to the !nternet to counter the mainstream ne"s. People
heard and listened. /any "ere persuaded by substantial intellectual reasons The focus of the
mo)ement "as on education, not action. And once people began to become educated and
persuaded, they took action themselves. ! "as in Washington *.3. during the election of >CC?
"hen &epublicans "on control of both houses of 3ongress and e)eryone "as in shock 8e)eryone
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in the belt"ay that is9. The *emocrats held 3ongress for o)er forty years! And, yet, massi)e
political change occurred.
Today, the 3onser)ati)e /o)ement has propelled the &epublican Party to control practically
e)ery branch, including the Presidency. The real battle for the mo)ement is no", not against
*emocrats, but against old school &epublicans "ho are angry that these conser)ati)es are the
reason they are "inning elections 8and "ho are acti)ely trying to defeat them9. The /o)ement
battles are no" more for inside the party against the typical belt"ay mentality. !llegal
immigration is a good e-ample of this "hen the belt"ay began to go one "ay but the /o)ement
came and cracked do"n on it.
The other mo)ement, the one that failed and "ill continue to fail, is the *emocrat bloggers e)er
since the year DHHH. ,iberals kno" that they too must make a mo)ement similar to ho"
3onser)ati)es did. (ut they are missing a critical difference. While the 3onser)ati)e /o)ement
engaged the masses and attempted to persuade, the ,iberal /o)ement does not do this. &ather,
the ,iberal /o)ement e-ists in its hyper=reality of blogs such as *aily;os. They belie)e that the
mo)ement is gro"ing by <%TT!#< ,$4*%& 8rather than education, engaging, and persuading
the masses9. These ,iberal (loggers may be )ery loud but, "hen the ne-t election occurs, the
*emocrats lose more po"er 8"hich, they think they must get e)en louder9.
Also, it should be noted that the ,iberal /o)ement fails to put out any optimistic reasons to )ote
for it. People do not like hearing their country trashed. Americans naturally don0t "ant to hear
that America is e)il and that Americans are stupid. 5ou "ant your mo)ement to be on the good
side of the country. !f you ha)e it set up "here the country loses and your mo)ement "ins
8because the position is based on gloom and doom9, then the mo)ement "ill ne)er succeed
because people do not like to fail
! kno" this may all sound contro)ersial, but you can see the conclusion in the election results.
The 7uestion is. does the /en0s /o)ement "ant to W!# or does it "ant to 0play the role0 and +ust
keep losing politically' 8While ne)er blaming the loss on the mo)ement but on grand
0conspiracies09
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! am interested in actually "inning. !n order to do so, the first and ultimate thing the /en0s
/o)ement must do is focus on education and persuasion. The goal is to educate and persuade as
many people of the /en0s /o)ement as possible. Some of this "ork has begun "ith "ebsites
and papers. (ut it needs more, much more. !t is also important to remember ho" you are
percei)ed politically. 5ou don0t "ant people to think you guys are +ust frustrated lo" income
"orkers being loud on blogs. The media "ill destroy you. This should be "ell kno"n. The only
reason "hy the media has not focused as much on the /en0s /o)ement is that it is not
considered a threat...yet.
When does the education process end, /onsieur Pook' !t ne)er does. !n the >Cth century, a
free trade mo)ement began in %ngland called the 3obden mo)ement. There is much that can be
learned from the &ichard 3obden /o)ement especially as one of the fe" successful libertarian
mo)ements. #o", "hen the 3orn ,a" "as o)erturned and 3obden died, the /o)ement died as
"ell. Why' !t is because, after achie)ing political )ictory, the mo)ement thought e)eryone had
been persuaded. (ut politics is ne)er static. 5ou must ne)er stop the education2 you must ne)er
stop the persuasion. This, the 3onser)ati)e /o)ement also learned as they began to lose seats
after >CC?. The %ducation ne)er ends. What good is it for the /en0s /o)ement to succeed only
to ha)e 1eminism appear again'
/y point is to sho" "hy certain mo)ement succeed or failed, !0m not arguing here for the
content of those mo)ements. ! am talking political TA3T!3S. !f the /en0s /o)ement is
interested in "inning, it needs to learn them and come up "ith a plan. /y suggestion is mass
education and persuasion and to ne)er stop. The rest "ill come later.
!nstead of trying to 1$&3% political action, keep educating the people and political action "ill
be demanded if not carried out by itself.
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What should the /en0s /o)ement do !!'
W/isclaimerW
Reep in mind that this is meant for the politically engaged and public part of the (en's
(ovement "hen + mean '(en's (ovement,' + am referring to the political motion, not the
websites, blogs, message boards, and those things
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!n politics, you must pick your battles. !n other "ords, you pick the battles "orth fighting o)er
and don0t "aste time on unobtainable ob+ecti)es.
The battles ! think are "orth fighting o)er 8and "innable9 for the /en0s /o)ement are...
=3alling attention to and re=organi:ing the 1amily ,a" and its courts.
=/ake Paternity Testing mandatory for birth certificates and especially for child support.
=Ha)e legislatures re=e-amine the la"s concerning rape.
=Ha)e legislatures re=e-amine the la"s concerning se-ual harassment.
=Ha)e 3ongress amend andRor gut the 6iolence Against Women0s Act.
=1ight for changing *i)orce ,a".
This, already, "ill be an uphill battle. All of this is possible ho"e)er. Paternity Testing is
"innable because it is not that e-pensi)e to do *#A checks. !t is )ery difficult to argue against
paternity testing for child support to the mainstream populace 8"hy should a man "ho isn0t the
father ha)e to pay child support' $nly a hateful feminist could support such an e)il idea9. 5es, !
kno" they are using "eird legal precedents currently. 8xpose itN /ost of society +ust isn0t a"are
of "hat is going on. !t is the /en0s /o)ement +ob to educate the )ast population on these issues.
Also, Paternity Testing can be argued for medical purposes. Ha)ing the father kno"n allo"s a
proper medical history for the child.
!n order to change the current la"s, attention must be called to them. !t is doubtful the current
legal system in place for 1amily ,a" "ould be abolished. Ho"e)er, it can be altered. A good
e-ample is the money for child support being looked at ($TH the father and mother0s income
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rather than +ust the father0s. <eorgia and Australia both changed the child support to e-amine
both parents0 incomes much to the anger of feminists. Whene)er the /en0s /o)ement is
successful, it ought to e-amine "hy so it can replicate the success later on.
/any of the legal battles can be fought under the banner of e7uality. Should men and "omen be
treated e7ually under the la"' This makes sense but is rarely done 8such as the di)orce la"s and
e)en se-ual harassment la"s9. Why should a "oman "alk a"ay "ith a slap on her "rist "hen
the same action could send a man to prison' And "hat protections do men ha)e against self=
interested "omen "ho thro" rape and harassment charges kno"ing they are not true' These are
all issues that "ill get politicians to consider.
When you contact your representati)e, handwrite your letter. *o not type it or email it. These
representati)es are sent tons of spam and mail from politically interested organi:ations. People
say representati)es do not listen to their constituents, but this is not true in America 8at least9.
They do listen, especially the letters that are hand"ritten.
And most important of all, the /en0s /o)ement should educate, educate, and educate. Those
"ho ha)e been on the bad side of 1amily ,a" 8those unfortunate di)orced men "hose li)es got
shattered9, tell your stories. Ho"e)er, do not tell it "ith seething anger as no one "ill listen to
that.
! kno" this is contro)ersial in the /en0s /o)ement, but ! belie)e the only key to political )ictory
is getting some "omen on board. $nce "omen come on board, there is no stopping the
mo)ement. ! am not talking about all or most "omen, only a fe". /any "omen kno" "hat is
going around and may be sympathetic enough to participate 8if "e gi)e them the chance9. !t is
important for the /en0s /o)ement to keep the door open for "omen to come aboard if they
"ish. Politically, this "ill make the /en0s /o)ement impossible to be pegged as angry male
losers if a fe" "omen are strategically placed as spokesmen.
Another big thing that could be pushed is teaching fertility in the already present go)ernment
se-=ed classes in schools. While fertility is not much of an issue for men, it is e-tremely
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important for females. Women need to be taught that the height of their fertility is from >F=D@
and goes do"nhill from there. The <o)ernment "ill be supporti)e of this idea since all Western
<o)ernments "ant to increase the fertility rate. 1eminists "ill hate it because once "omen
become educated about their fertility, they "ill most likely not pursue a career.
!o what should the 3en)s 3o%ement 0+7 do@
$b)iously, the /en0s /o)ement should not fight the "rong battles. These are battles that aren0t
related to the mo)ement andRor ha)e a high probability of ne)er occurring. When the first
3ongress "as debating the *eclaration of !ndependence, irrele)ant topics appeared such as the
issues of sla)ery and off shore fishing rights. The only battle "as !ndependence. The political
issue of sla)ery "as too di)isi)e e)en back then. The political issue of off shore fishing rights
"as too irrele)ant. !0)e seen such issues appear in the /en0s /o)ement "hich need to be
dropped ASAP.
=,ibertarianism 8,ibertarianism is fine and good, but "hat point is there for the /en0s /o)ement
to fight this battle "hen ,ibertarian groups already e-ist'9
=/edical /ari+uana 8What does this ha)e to do "ith the /en0s /o)ement'9
=Anything dealing "ith gays 8While homose-uals fall under the 1amily ,a", fighting the <ay
/o)ement as "ell as remo)ing these penali:ing anti=men la"s is not prudent. Pick your battles.
1ighting the <ay /o)ement isn0t going to bring the /en0s /o)ement closer to reforming
di)orce and family la".9
=;icking Women 8&ampant "oman bashing not only insures that no "omen "ill +oin but that
many men "ill be turned a"ay by such negati)ity e)en "hen +ustified. Think tactics. !f the /en0s
/o)ement is interested in success, it "ill ha)e to refrain from being percei)ed as 0kicking0 all
"omen Ufor substitute, kick the feminists.V9
=<i)ing up on young men 8We all "ere brain"ashed once. <oing around and calling any male
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"ho doesn0t immediately agree "ith you names is not going to influence them. With all the
young males born to single females, thinking they are 0dead0 and gi)ing up on them "ould also
be a mistake. !n fact, the /en0s /o)ement could ser)e as guidance for these young males "ho
ne)er had a real father.9
=Trying to get "omen to change their beha)ior and their attitude 8This is pointless and a "aste of
time. 1ocus on the la"s, not the "omen as it is the la"s that put us in +ail. 5ou can a)oid the
"omen and their attitudes for the most part. (ut you cannot a)oid the la". We do not "ant
"omen to lo)e us2 "e only "ant "omen to be unable to hang us.9
=(e filled "ith hostility and rage 8&age ne)er inspires anyone to +oin a mo)ement. $thers like
you may agree, but that )ast mainstream "ill +ust conclude you are an angry loon. $ptimism and
e-planations of ho" things "ould be better "ith our proposed changes "ill persuade people.
Anger and thinking the "orld is going to end "ill not.9
Women and their beha)iorRattitude should not be the focus of the /en0s /o)ement. &ather, the
focus should be on reforming the law. Politically and in the open, attack the law, but going after
the "omen 8"ho ha)e used these la"s to their ad)antage9 is going to push a"ay the politicians
and mainstream "e need to persuade.
A man is not entitled to lo)e and good responses from "omen. (ut a man ought to be entitled to
be immune to a "oman ha)ing the legal po"er to destroy his life "hen innocent of no crime.
! belie)e the probability for )ictory )astly increases if the /en0s /o)ement focuses on smaller
battlefields rather than large, epic ones. /en0s li)es "ould impro)e considerably if di)orce,
family courts, and child support "ere reformed. /ake that the first target and sa)e the other
issues for another day.
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#e)er forget #e" 5ear0s %)e of >CCC
(efore ! mo)e on to other merry Pookish "ork, ! must fully reiterate the second commandment.
3ight the Negativism #o" ! "ished ! could rephrase it as Kecome a /oomslayer 3onsider.
#ature and #ature0s <od has infused in us the ability to gro" "ith hidden aces of undisco)ered
talents in our back pocket, ripe to come out and into play. !n short, "e ha)e been crafted "ith the
possibility for creating achie)ements. Ho"e)er, it is la:y to prefer an alibi than an achie)ement.
As such, most people belie)e in alibis to co)er up the emptiness they kno" their li)es are.
(ecause of this desire for alibis, Humanity is prone to belie)e in hysterias...in crisis...in
doomsdays. There are many 8unsuccessful9 mo)ements set to tune of *oomsday. All *oomsday
/o)ements are practically ,$S%& mo)ements. These mo)ements gi)e us the alibi to not
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achie)e. And in all these doomsday mo)ements, there is usually not a 0<od,0 but there is almost
al"ays a 0<olden Age0 that has eroded because of some serpent. The *oomsday /o)ements ha)e
no sa)ior but they al"ays ha)e their de)ils.
The /en0s /o)ement, "hich is budding, is set to go one of t"o "ays. *o you "ant it to become
a *oomsday /o)ement "here the only belief is Society "ill collapse! because the de)ils
81eminists9 destroyed the <olden Age 8before 1eminism "here, "e are told, all marriages and
the se-es got along perfectly!9. !s the /en0s /o)ement gro"ing people or is it gi)ing men alibis
to do nothing' !t0s a good 7uestion, and ! think there are e-amples for both. The /o)ement is too
young yet to say "hich "ay it "ill go. ! hope it )eers a"ay from *oomsday.
To illustrate +ust ho" intellectually easy and tempting it is to think in the *$$/S*A5 conte-t,
ne)er forget #e" 5ear0s %)e of >CCC. Historians "ill fore)er mock us. !0m e)en ashamed to ha)e
li)ed through it.
As you recall, the 0*oomsday0 "as that computers "ere set to the year of t"o digits such as FF,
FC to mean >CFF and >CFC. So, the lament "ent, "hen the year "ent from >CCC to DHHH, the 0CC0
digit "ould turn to 0HH0 and computers "ould think a century had passed or that Time had reset
itself!
The dangers, "e "ere told, "ere ominous. The stock market "ould collapse. Airplanes "ould
fall out of the sky. Trade ships "ould sink. There "ould be a rush on the banks. /issiles "ould
fire "ithout "arning. The "orld "as o)er due to our ne"found reliance on computers.
(illions of dollars "ere in)ested into 0sol)ing0 the problem. <o)ernments around the "orld sent
in special task forces. 3ompanies re)ie"ed their infrastructure and paid millions if not billions to
fi- this problem or to inspect the system to make sure the company does blo" up and fly through
the air "hen the year "ent from >CCC to DHHH. At #e" 5ear0s %)e, companies all o)er the nation
8and probably globally9 sent employees to staff the offices and obser)e the computers. $h no,
the e-ecuti)es said, We don0t think anything is going to happen. (ut "e must ha)e employees
sitting around and doing nothing at midnight 1ust in case.
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!ne)itably, 1ather Time marched and the year "ent from >CCC to DHHH. Some stayed home in
fear. A fe" huddled in their bomb shelters.
OAnd nothing happened.
#o e-plosions. #o collapse of society. #ot a single airplane falling from the sky. *oomsday had
been dodged. *oes the "orld sigh in relief' #o! The "orld creates another doomsday! And
another and another!
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&!n# 1e0&n" 0&'r &-n
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Jesus "as a +erk
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$ne of the problems about reading any great "orks is that they tend to enter clich\. There "as a
"oman "ho, after reading Hamlet, thought it "as nothing but a play of clich\s 8since the play is
so often 7uoted, parodied, referenced, etc.9. The same occurs "ith the #e" Testament.
Jesus has been portrayed in modern media as a type of "ild eye hippie, "ho he and his follo"ers
held hands and sang kumbaya. !t is no surprise that many think Jesus "as a femini:ed nice guy
"ho e)eryone lo)ed.
(ut the <ospels contradict this image entirely. Jesus "as a +erk. And by +erk, ! mean it in the
good "ay as in the di)ide bet"een #ice <uy )s. Jerk. Jesus defied practically e)eryone and told
the most learned scholars in that era that they "ere "rong. He spoke parables and ne)er seemed
to care "hat anyone thought of him.
!"hen it was almost time for the Mewish ,assover, Mesus went up to Merusalem +n the Temple
courts he found men selling cattle, sheep and doves and others sitting at tables exchanging
money #o he made a whip out of cords and drove all from the Temple, both sheep and cattle' he
scattered the coins of the money changers and overturned their tables To those who sold doves
he said: '.et out of here' )Mohn G:A?#AE*
WH$A! Jesus had (A,,S. He made a "hip, kicked o)er tables, and dro)e the money changers
from the temple!
&eader, ha)e you kicked o)er tables, dro)e sellers a"ay, or e)en begun "hipping people in
public' 1ar from being a "imp, Jesus could get angry, hea)en help you if you stood in his "ay.
(ut...surely Jesus decided to bring peace and unity among all men...a type of pre=pre=pre=pre=
proto=seed of the usual 4nited #ations type dream...,et us read belo".
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!/o not think that + came to bring peace on the earth' + did not come to bring peace, but a
sword 3or + came to set a man against his father, and a daughter against her mother, and a
daughter#in#law against her mother#in#law' and a man:s enemies will be the members of his
household! 8/atthe" >H.E?=EB #AS(9
The ,ukan parallels read.
!+ have come to cast fire upon the earth' and how + wish it were already kindledN! !/o you
suppose that + came to grant peace on earth0 + tell you, no, but rather division' for from now on
five members in one household will be divided, three against two and two against three! 8,uke
>D.?C, @>=@E #AS(9
!+f anyone comes to (e, and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and
brothers and sisters, yes, and even his own life, he cannot be (y disciple! 8,uke >?.DB #AS(9
Jesus "as no diplomat but a trouble maker, a true +erk. He "anted to di)ide people, for the good
to be good and set itself apart from the "icked. (ut it is clear that Jesus is not an appeaser and
certainly didn0t belie)e in appeasement. !t sounds like he "anted people to stand for their beliefs
in Him e)en if it meant going against their family or to"n. Jesus cared not a "hit for
pussyfooting.
While it is true the shortest )erse in the (ible "as, Jesus "ept, Jesus "ept because his friend
had died. !t is a huge distortion to say that Jesus cried all the time or "as some depressed <oth or
hippie. Jesus told a "oman, "ho "as so busy "ashing and preparing things, to stop and +oin him.
When a disciple asked about lea)ing to bury his father, Jesus told him, Lno,M since let the dead
bury the dead. Jesus spoke "ith the authority of great teacher and not as a scribe "hich
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astonished e)eryone. 8Today, in democracies, e)eryone al"ays belie)es they are little geniuses
but back then, a peasant kne" his place. Jesus "as radical.9
Jesus did not try to get along "ith the religious rulers of his time. He openly defied them and told
others to do the same. To Pontius Pilate, he ne)er recogni:ed his po"er but told him, The only
po"er you ha)e has been granted from my 1ather abo)e.... This Jesus "as the total opposite of
a #ice <uy2 he "as the greatest +erk History has e)er seen.
(ut Pook! you might say, He did not use )iolence or act like a thug! Truly, he cannot be said
to be +erk like. (ut people ,$6% those "ho commit )iolence and act like thugs. Just "itness
the beautiful "omen )isiting ma-imum security prisons or the current media fren:y in America
around the supposed killer of the &amsey girl. #o "onder the cro"d freed (arboras. T"o
thousand years ago, at the height of the &oman %mpire, )iolence and force "ere common and the
"ay. To be a +erk then "as to defy that social template. And Jesus kept defying again and again
and again.
1ar from being lo)ed by e)eryone, Jesus "as greatly despised. #o "onder the political s"ords
"ent out for him. And it is no "onder "hy certain people relished his torture and e)entual
crucifi-ion. While Jesus has been displayed as some pretty boy "ith a girlish aura and long hair,
! suspect he had more of a testosterone bad ass sense about him.
1or you struggling #ice <uys out there and those "ho are trying to purge #ice <uyism from
their systems, remember that Jesus "as a +erk, not a #ice <uy. He "as asserti)e, he ne)er
appeased. He did not "ilt "hen it came to conflict. He stood up and defied.
! smile "hen someone points to a situation and says, *o "hat Jesus "ould do. !magine their
surprise "hen ! pull out a "hip!
%cce Homo! Kehold, the Man.
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!ndeed. He acted, li)ed, and died not as a "imp but as a man. !t is far past time for 3hristian
males to abandon "impiness and embrace JesusA fine e-ample of pure masculinity.
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Women are smarter than men
Henry 1ord "as a smart guy. #ot because he could recite literature, history, la", or any of that on
the fly but because he could get others to do it for him. When critics accused him of being stupid,
he in)ited +ournalists in to ans"er any 7uestion. Around him he had his employees "ho ans"ered
all the +ournalistsA 7uestions. See ho" smart ! am' he "ould say. (ut a +ournalist said, (ut /r.
1ord, you didn0t ans"er a single 7uestion. (ut he didn0t ha)e to since he had others to do it for
him.
1rom the )antage point of men, "omen ha)e these characteristics.
=They sho" no interest in philosophy, literature, or higher spirituality.
=They sho" interest in celebrities, gossip, and a lo"ly ordered life 8lack of spirituality9.
=They appear emotional "ith lots of 0oohs and ahhs0 as "ell as crying on the spot. They ha)e
temper tantrums. They appear giddy one moment and contemptuous the ne-t.
=They are physically "eaker than men and do not perform "ell in the sub+ects of mathematics
and engineering.
=They turn do"n 0nice guys0 and mate "ith thugs and other scum. Sometimes they become single
mothers and end up in po)erty.
=When they are young, they think of dating all the time and are al"ays on the look=out for 0/r.
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&ight.0
And yet, "omen are smarter than men. $n /&A forums, you can hear men constantly gi)e
e-amples and say ho" dumb "omen are almost "ith a "hite=hot fren:y. What do "omen being
dumb ha)e to do "ith /&A' #othing, yet it persists. The ans"er is that /&A men are in denial
of the truth. that "omen are smarter than men.
,et us look at the )antage point from the "oman. !n fact, let us say for this moment you are a
pretty "oman. 5ou do not need to "ork. All you need to do is get a guy to "ork for you. 6iola,
you are done.
$n a man0s financial statement, a girlfriend "ould be labeled as an 0e-pense0 "hile a "ife "ould
be labeled as a 0liability.0 (ut on a "oman0s financial statement, the boyfriend can be labeled as
0income0 "ith the husband being an 0asset.0 /en dislike dating for one part it is al"ays money out
of their pocket. (ut imagine if dating "as putting money into your pocket, and, if you got the
target, you "ould ha)e an asset' Why, dating "ould fill your mind day in and day out! 5ou
"ould al"ays be on the hunt for a "orking asset to ac7uire or 0potential asset0 that "as young
enough to come and bloom to make money 8especially if that asset had a college degree9. #o",
do see ho" "omen are smarter than men'
3elebrity "orship is something that irritates us /en. 3elebrities are not geniuses but 7uite the
opposite! (ut scratch beneath the surface. 3elebrities ha)e money. 3elebrities ha)e po"er.
3elebrities o"n the media. /aybe they aren0t that stupid for ho" else could they ha)e ac7uired
that' Women look at celebrities as teachers for themsel)es. 3elebrities are mind numbed fools
8"hich put them in common "ith "omen9 yet they ac7uired so much. Women "ant that so they
look at the celebrity as the model, the template to follo". Women often refer to their male
admirers as their 0fan club.0
!ntelligence and smart are too different things. A man may be intelligent yet be stupid. /ichael
3richton married fi)e times and di)orced four times. He is an intelligent man but pretty stupid.
!saac #e"ton "as intelligent. (ut he "as stupid. 8See ho" he pined for this one "oman and her
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daughter 8!99 /any men are intelligent. /ost are stupid though.
Women are not the emotional ones. They see lo)e in a )ery calculated manner. !t is men "ho are
the emotional ones. !t is men "ho kill themsel)es o)er a girl or go bonkers in some other "ay. !t
is men "ho are the saps. The bottom line is "hen it comes to romance, "omen use men more
than the other "ay around. %)en the men "ho think they are 0using her0 really it is the other "ay
around. Ho" do ! kno" this' 3ompare the 0"ork0 a player does to the a)erage hot girl. The
a)erage hot girl +ust puts on some 0hot0 clothes and that is it. The player, mean"hile, spends
agoni:ing amount of time "orking his 0game.0 This game is like that "ooden ma:e "ith the
mouse 8"ho is the player9 and the cheese 8the pussy9 at the end. (ut "ho made the game' The
"omen staring from the outside 8as calculated as the scientist9.
(ut "hat about the lack of spirituality' Surely, men are smarter from abandoning the lo"ly
ordered life! (ut again, no. Spirituality is something that e)en a beggar can obtain. (ut a big
house, fancy car, and all that, no, only a fe" can get riches.
/any /&A men ha)e reali:ed that killing yourself for a +ob is not a smart idea. !n fact, the smart
thing to do is to ha)e a stress free +ob "ith benefits 8"hich "omen all obtain should they choose
to "ork9. /en might say, (ut they do not kno" mathematics and engineering! Actually,
"omen don0t kno" the humanities as "ell. So "omen changed the humanities to be "hate)er
they felt like studying 8feminism got rid of all the dead "hite male authors for e-ample9. So
"omen are popping out "ith 0college degrees0 that are "orthless. (ut "orthless to WH$/' Why,
to many men at businesses "ho are interested in "orkers. This type of "oman ne)er had any
interest in really 0"orking0 any"ay. She +ust "anted the status.
!n the West, men operate from a Sla)e /orality 8as described by #iet:sche9. The biggest
belie)ers in the Sla)e /orality are the 0nice guys.0 #ice guys are great for marriage 8i.e. sla)ery9
but they are not good, to "omen, for dates and all. Why' And the 0thugs0 that men think are losers
because they do not operate from the 0Sla)e /orality0 mentality, these thugs and 0scum0 ha)e
much in common "ith "estern "omen. Women operate from a /aster /orality. %)ery pretty
"oman thinks she is a huge celebrity in her little "orld. Thugs and 0scum0 8from the male point of
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)ie"9 operate on a /aster /orality so they are more in tune "ith "omen. 1rom "oman0s point
of )ie", nice guys are the 0losers and scum0 "ho they must be careful "ith their "ords as to not
break the sla)e0s heart. (ut the thugs appear to be more 0e7uals.0 When a #ice <uy finds his balls
and acts that "ay to a "oman, she is astonished. #o" imagine ho" stunned a sla)e master might
be "hen a sla)e stood up to him! The sla)e master "ould think, Wo", that sla)e has lots of fight
in him. He "ill make a great sla)e! He is not broken in yet. #otice ho" the thoughts are
identical "ith "omen'
Women use shame tactics because they "ork on most men. Women, like little 3aesars, can order
men about at their "ill. This is "hy "omen are smarter than men.
(ut "hat of the single mother "ho li)es in po)erty' $n first glimpse, yes, she appears )ery
stupid. (ut actually, she is 3,4/S5. $ne being clumsy is not the same as being stupid. Women
aim at the stress free, fun life 8"hich is smart9 "hile many men aim for more=stress, responsible
life 8"hich is often stupid9. Women "ant to li)e to the fullest. She "ill scre" the guy should it be
in 0the moment.0 (ut she got pregnant not because she "as stupid but because she "as clumsy in
not applying birth control. Hence, Planned Parenthood and so many other agendas pushing birth
control education 8and free birth control9 e)ery"here. /any men and religious groups belie)e
this is a hedonistic for=the=lo)e=of=se- act. What it is, really, is a calculated for=the=clumsy=
"omen act.
<ranted, "ith both men and "omen, there are differentiating le)els of stupidity and smarts. (ut,
comparing the "hole of one gender against the other, "omen are smarter than men.
,ook at ho" politicians bend to their aim.
,ook ho" they ha)e taken o)er colleges.
,ook at ho" courts ser)e them.
All the marriage la"s run in a circle around "oman, ele)ating her, "hile pushing do"n the man
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to ser)e for her. 3hild payment and assets=taken=by=di)orce are really nothing more than legally
ensla)ing a man.
See ho", in romance, men are in full an-iety and go to tremendous lengths for a "oman 8"here
as she hardly goes to much lengths at all9.
Women are smarter than men. 5ou kno" this "as the truth you0)e been fighting against for so
long. We cannot impro)e until "e accept this tremendous fact. "omen "on.
(ut, Pook! Women "ere not smarter than men throughout most of history' So "hat happened'
What happened "as that "omen "ere able to make men stupid and, thus, manipulate them at
"ill. Ho" a man becomes stupid to be ripe for manipulation is the matriarchy0s great secret,
and it isn0t "hat you think.
The comic Jeff 1o-"orthy reali:ed this truth himself "hen, as he said, his "ife declared that she
"as hot and he, automatically, got up and turned on the fan. She didn0t ask for the fan to turn on,
but he automatically did it. Walking back to the couch, it hit him. Women are smarter than
men, he reali:ed because they ha)e us "orking for them.
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The Human 3hessboard
1rom an entry at /irror of the Soul.
+ am an avid player of chess ,eople that play chess understand life, whereas those that don't
greatly lose out on a game which can give them insight into life as well as strategic thinking
-onsider in life that men fall into the categories of pawn, knight, bishop, rook, and king #
synonymous with the pieces on a chessboard # and all bow to the 2ueen who is the most powerful
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piece on the chessboard # synonymous with men bowing and being slaves to women in the
%nglosphere 9arely do we see a man in the %nglosphere viewing himself more than a chess
piece He mindlessly takes his role, whether it be pawn, knight, bishop, rook, or king and bows to
the 2ueens of his life However, the chess master bows to no one, and moves and controls each
chess piece for his advantage 4ou need to rise above your chess piece status in life, and become
the chess master, by transforming yourself to be above it all +f you don't, you will be constantly
bowing to the 2ueens in your life, and be used by other chess masters to their advantage, and to
your detriment
,et us e-pand on this analogy of this Human 3hessboard.
The Iueen is the "oman to "hich all the other pieces bo". The Pa"n is the usual shmuck, the
laborer, the dumb "age=sla)e "ho easily gets pushed around. The (ishop is the religious entity
such as a priest or pastor. The &ook is the political entity such as a legislator or +udge. The
;night is the 0shining hero,0 the guy "ho attempts to be the hero at e)erything. These knights are
often found in dangerous professions such as the military, police, and firefighting.
What about the ;ing' Why does the game end "hen he gets captured' And "hat about the
chessboard itself' *oes it represent something' Ho" does the Iueen mo)e so freely throughout
the board "hile other pieces are more restricted' Why do Pa"ns turn into Iueens "hen they get
0promoted0 at the end of the board 8or sometimes they turn into ;nights9' And "ho is the 3hess
masterAs opponent' After all, he must be playing against someone.
The ;ing represents status itself. The ;ing is a 0Thing,0 Shakespeare0s Hamlet mused. /ost
people see success only through the eyes, ne)er through the mind. /ost people "orm their "ay
through the "orld +ust to boost the 0status0 to appear greater in other peoples0 eyes. The ;ing is
free to mo)e in any direction because he has all the status. 5et, he mo)es )ery little because
other"ise it "ould be risky to his 0status.0 We kno" ho" 7uickly those "ith high status can fall.
The game ends "hen the 0;ing0 gets captured because that is the goal of all the players on the
board. all the Iueens, (ishops, &ooks, ;nights, and Pa"ns "ant the status of the ;ing.
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7he #hessboard is 0ature. The Iueen is so po"erful because #ature "orks so "ell in their
fa)or 8in speeding through and maneu)ering around men...the other chess pieces9. %ach piece0s
greater understanding of #ature allo"s greater mo)ement. Pa"ns are the most ignorant of #ature
so they only slo"ly march for"ard. Since Pa"ns are al"ays stuck in the present, they can ne)er
mo)e back"ards. The (ishop and &ook 8politician9 study the Iueen 8our glorious Anglo
1emale!9 to manipulate the other males. So the (ishop and &ook can mimic some of the Iueen0s
po"ers. The ;night is unpredictable and can :ig :ag on #ature0s board.
/%ery Pawn)s dream is reach the end of the board to become a -ueen themsel%es. These are
the 0laborers0 "ho suddenly become glit:y mo)ie actors or some other star. They are literally
07ueens0 at that point. %)ery no" and then, a fe" "ill opt to become the ;night.
The 3hess master is not outside of #ature. He is not the /achia)elli of the "orld 8that "ould be
the Iueen9. The 3hess master P,A5S all the pieces on #ature. The reason "hy most people end
up being a piece on the board is that their perception does not seek to )ie" the entire board. The
Iueen "ill al"ays see herself as a Iueen. The rest of the pieces "ill al"ays bo" to"ards her
resulting in "hat they become.
7he o55onent of the #hess master is 7ime itself. The 3hess master and Time play a grueling
game on the board of #ature. Woman, the 0Iueen0 that all people thro" themsel)es to"ard, is the
most manipulati)e and dirtiest piece on the board of #ature. The other pieces are so
o)er"helmed and confused by #ature so they, no doubt, see the Iueen as a di)ine and celestial
goddess. Time is "orking #ature against the 3hess master. (ut the 3hess master can "ork
#ature against Time as "ell. Who "ere those "ho checkmated Time' %)ery great legend,
financial, engineering, or artistic, li)es through people0s minds because they bested Time.
Shakespeare re)ealed all he did "as hold a mirror up to #ature and Time didn0t ha)e a chance.
All the 3arnegies and #apoleons of the "orld became so by understanding 8Human9 #ature. The
pieces are fore)er locked onto the plane of #ature and the Iueen naturally becomes their
greatest fear...and greatest desire to become. The 3hess master laughs at those "ho desire to
become Iueens for they "ill fore)er be pinned do"n to #ature...ne)er ascending to combat
Time.
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&eflect #ature0s ,a" of 1ertility 4nto The
Women
!n order for the /en0s /o)ement to succeed, it must not only make inroads in persuading men, it
must also persuade many "omen. &emember, 1eminism could ne)er ha)e mo)ed so strongly if
it "ere not for the huge support from men. !f the /en0s /o)ement actually "ants to "in, it "ill
ha)e to make a serious effort to get "omen on its side.
This is actually easier than you think. /any "omen are not happy "ith 1eminism 8but do lo)e
female entitlement9. Since this is Pook0s /ill and not some other book, my procedure is to hold a
mirror up to #ature. !n order to persuade "omen, "e must reflect #ature back at them. &eason
fails. (ut reflections of #ature "ill succeed.
$ne mantle the /en0s /o)ement can take up is to combat the 1ertility Plague that is ripping
apart Western #ations. See map. %)en the Prime /inister of Japan +ust shrugs and says, ! kno"
no solution to the fertility problem. This is an opportunity for a disruptor mo)ement to come in
and sei:e the issue.
$ne of the casualties of 1eminism is that brain="ashed "omen focus on careers and get in their
thirties before ha)ing children. Hold the mirror up to #ature on this. /any "omen are not a"are
that their fertility rapidly drops after the age of t"enty=se)en. #o feminist rhetoric can change
this proof of #ature.
What if an enterprising student on college campuses made pamphlets or "rote in the school
paper informing "omen about their short=li)ed fertility and ho" not to "aste it +umping through
corporate ladders' ! ha)e noticed this issue really "akes up many "omen. They suddenly
begin to reali:e that, hey, they shouldn0t become men, that they are indeed "omen.
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%ducating "omen on their fertility "on0t make them +oin the /en0s /o)ement, but it "ill get
them to start 7uestioning their 0brain "ashing.0 !t is a start.
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3heckmate!
The Human 3hessboard is the "ay ho" many "omen )ie" the "orld. To her, the 03heckmate0
8and status9 is marriage. Through )arious manipulation, she keeps maneu)ering her pieces to get
the pri:e 8"hich is 5$4. !t is 5$4 "ho are the pri:e being "on9. 5our friends in the "ay' Poof!
She remo)es them from your life. 5ou0re hesitant to propose' 6iola! She ramps up the bedroom
acti)ity. *ifferent religions' #o problem. She changes or doesn0t care about any religious
differences 8"hy should she' &eligion to her is a tool, not something to submit to9.
3heck...
3heck...
3heck...
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Alas, you dastardly *on Juan! %ach alignment she places the pieces, you s7uiggle by. (ut soon
you are cornered.
3heckmate!
#o" you find yourself "alking do"n the "edding aisle. #$$$$$!!!! you scream.
/arriage is the great 03heckmate0 of a "oman0s life. ! "ondered "hy they used to be S$$
HAPP5 "hen they announced an engagement 8and of course planned for a "edding9. The groom
+ust stands there "ith a look of smug bafflement. $n one hand, he is probably thinking, <osh,
she is S$ HAPP5! She must lo)e me S$ /43H. We "ill be so happy together! (ut, on the
other hand, he is "ondering, Why is she putting so much focus o)er this stupid "edding than
us' Wouldn0t it be better to put the e-penses of the "edding into, say, the ne" house' And "hy
did ! pay so much for that engagement ring'
When /an is faced "ith a contradiction, he al"ays chooses the path of ma-imum )anity. ! think
one of the biggest barriers of men not reali:ing they are being manipulated is their o"n ego. !t is
a huge blo" to the ego to kno" you "ere so "rapped around a "oman0s finger. !t has to be
lo)e, the man "ill insist. 5es, she is so much in lo)e "ith me and "ants the "edding to be
perfect. That must be it!
!f you find yourself unfortunately trapped and ha)e to listen to "omen talk about their
0relationships,0 try to listen to them as if they "ere pieces on the chessboard plotting their
checkmate. 5ou "ill be in a"e for then you find that "omen, far from emotional, possess the
most calculating thoughts e)er.
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We #eed to Shame Women
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!f there is going to be shame tactics against men, ho" about shame tactics against "omen'
!ingle 3other- &efer to their children as 0bastards0 and that she is the mother of 0bastards.0 She0ll
get angry, but it is the truth. !nstead of 0single mother0 use the phrase 0mother of bastards.0
$f course, the single mothers + am referring to are those who had children out of wedlock +'m
not referring to widows
!lut- &eferring to her as 0slut0 might backfire as some "omen en+oy being called sluts. 4se the
"ord 0diseased0 instead. FHK of se-ually acti)e "omen ha)e herpes 8yes, itAs true. <oogle it if
you don0t belie)e me9. Say to her. Hello *iseased $ne! $h man, she0ll hate you. (ut the shame
is true.
#areer &oman- When the career "oman says ho" she is going to ha)e a nice car, ha)e a big
house, ha)e all this money, +ust "alk a"ay saying, 5ou "ould make a "onderful husband.
She0ll kno" e-actly "hat that means.
&oman-who-refuses-to-ha%e-children- Point out that she is 0barren.0
Feminist- 3all her a 0feminist.0 She "ill go bonkers for you labeling her correctly.
Why is shame al"ays one "ay' Why don0t "omen get some shame' !t is "ell past time that "e
correct this.
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1or Those in *oubt
A transcript on Tom ,eykis sho" is belo". &ead.
A listener "rites in and says, ! told my girlfriend ! "anted a prenup Uprenuptial agreementV. She
said, 05ou ha)e nothing!0 ! said, 0!t0s for future earnings.0 She got pissed and she said, 0Well, !
don0t "ant to get married.0 ,ut then she agreed to sign if ' ga%e her a baby. *amn, Tom. Then
!All be into her >F to DD years. !Am confused. Should ! ha)e a familyYor not and be alone' And
it is unsigned.
! cannot tell "hat your age is, but !0m guessing you0re young. ! do not think you0re EH. ! think
you0re closer to DH. (ut "hat you can see from this negotiation here is that her interest is not in
you. 't)s in money. Mon-ey. Li8e so many women( she wants to lay some of the burden of
life on you. !he wants you to 5ay.
(y the "ay, +ust because you don0t ha)e some leech of a broad li)ing in your home doesnAt mean
you0re alone. 5ou0)e got friends. 5ou0)e got your family. 5ou0)e got chicks to scre". 5ou are not
alone. And +ust because some broad mo)es into your house doesn0t mean you0)e got company or
security. That broad can stop putting out. She can lie to you and ha)e se- "ith other people
behind your back. She can refuse to do house"ork or lea)e the care of the child up to you. So
many things can go "rong. !s it really "orth it'
Take it from me. There is nothing "rong "ith li)ing alone. #othing. 7he 5roblem is being
lonely, not li%ing alone. ,i)ing alone is the best thing ! did for myself. %)er. And it is not for the
reasons you think. !t is not because ! can screw "hoe)er ! "ant. #othing like that. /ore often
than not, the reason you want to be alone is to do the things you ta8e for granted now. And if
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you0re still li)ing "ith /ommy, maybe these are things that youA)e ne)er had the opportunity to
do. Some of the things you can do include U"atchingV "hate)er you "ant on tele)ision. Sports,
for e-ample. $r not U"atchingV tele)ision at all. (roads lo)e "atching T6. And they li8e the
shows you hateKma8eo%er shows( entertainment shows( shows about the entertainment
industry( $ntertainment Tonight, !ccess ollywood, The Insider. Those are the sho"s they
like. 5ou don0t "atch those sho"s. &ould you li8e that as the soundtrac8 of your life in the
bac8ground all the time@
#hic8s ex5ect you to ta8e the ma6ority of the financial burden. 7rust me when ' tell you:
4ouLll be 5aying for most of the rent( if not all of itE most of the electric billE most of the gas
billE most of the cable billE the satellite bill. !he will want clothes and accessories. &ho do
you thin8 is gonna 5ay for that@
<roceries for oneY! donAt care "hat they say, they say t"o can li)e as cheaply as one' 5eah,
tell that to the supermarket "hen she insists on buying things you don0t ha)e in your house, like
yogurt or D=percent milk or tampons. !f t"o can li)e as cheaply as one, you0re going to ha)e to
cut back in order to accommodate her and her needs. /oisturi:ers, ten=dollar bottles of shampoo,
all kinds of things that you are not buying no", youAll be on the hook for.
5ou can ha)e se-, you can ha)e companionship, you can ha)e friendship, and not ha)e anybody
li)ing at your house. That means you can li)e in a smaller place and pay less for itYlo"er utility
bills, lo"er grocery bills, lo"er phone bills because she0ll no doubt "ant you to take o)er her cell
phone bill. She0ll ha)e you paying for that. Women also are obsessed "ith buying gifts for e)ery
obscure person. Hey, !0m all about buying birthday gifts for my buddies, people close to me.
/ost chicks ! kno" keep a &olode- of e)erybody they0)e e)er kno"n and insist on sending
cards and gifts to people they ha)enAt talked to in fi)e years. 5ou donAt do that.
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There are a million reasons you "ant to be alone, not the least of "hich is, you donAt "ant to
ha)e to ans"er for your "hereabouts all the time. And sometimes your "hereabouts are not
being out getting laid. Sometimes your "hereabouts are as simple as bro"sing through a
bookstore2 ha)ing a beer "ith a buddy2 going to a ball game2 staying late at the office2 staying
late at the office and then going out to "atch /onday #ight 1ootball2 "hate)er. +nce you ta8e
a broad in( she will com5lain about all of that. $h, sure, there are e-ceptions. So all you
e-ceptions to the rule, donAt bother calling in, because "e kno" that there are needles in e)ery
haystack. (ut it0s a big frickin0 haystack, you kno" "hat !0m saying' /ost of us donAt feel like
combing through it. The letter "riter is, you kno", out there. 5ouAre right to ask her for a prenup,
to tell her you "onAt marry her "ithout a prenup. $h yeah, sheAll sign if you gi)e her a baby. 5ou
kno" "hy sheAll sign if you gi)e her a baby' !All tell you "hy. ,ecause as you said( youLll be
into her for 1M to "" years of payments. 't)s all about money. 7hereLs nothing wrong with
being alone.
! ha)e to imagine some of the negotiations regarding prenups ha)e to be fascinating. ! ha)e to
belie)e that because "e talk about it on the air so much that many of youYeither because you
heard us talking about it or because you0re +ust that kind of person and you gra)itated to a radio
sho" like thisY! ha)e to imagine many of you ha)e confronted your girlfriend, your fianc\e,
"hoe)er, "ith a prenuptial agreement, and ha)e had negotiations like this letter "riter. 5ou
kno", you told her there0s going to ha)e to be a prenup. What did she say' Ho" did she respond'
*id she say no' *id she stop ha)ing se- "ith you' *id she start negotiating' Ha)e you tried to
get her to sign a prenup' Ha)e you told her you "onAt get married "ithout a prenup' What "as
the response'
Pook.
The legal issues of marriage are +ust the tip of iceberg. There are financial and time issues as "ell
8she taking up your money and time9. /y best friend understands the legal problems of marriage
and has s"orn to ne)er marry much to his girlfriend0s annoyance 8she has tried to "hittle him
do"n but to no a)ail9. Ho"e)er, the t"o li)e together and are going to buy a house. This means
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she has hooks into his money, his time, and, like any other husband, is turning him into a house.
What has got me are all those stupid entertainment sho"s. Ho" on earth could "omen "atch
them' Soap operas at least tell a 8bad9 story but "hy fa"n o)er actors and directors "ho are
chumps any"ay' ! ha)e yet to see a girl fa"n o)er a famous chemist, author, or engineer. !t is
al"ays these stupid Holly"ood people.
5ou single guys think you are miserable. 5ou are only miserable because you percei)e happiness
from a sla)e0s conte-t. So once you find a 0"oman,0 you become 0happy.0 All the things you do
no" you take for granted. $bser)e married men. !f they "ere so happy and +oyous, then "hy are
they fat, bald, in constant health problems, and drinking'
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Why do people stay bitter'
Why on earth do people prefer doomsday o)er paradise, rage o)er laughter, or anger o)er
happiness'
The biggest cause of political mo)ements is losing in life. /ost people "ho protest and march in
the streets in the West do so because they ha)e lost out in life. They feel the rich became so by
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stealing it from them, that those "ho are happy did so by making them sad, and so on and so
forth. They thro" themsel)es as the legislati)e palace because they blame society rather than
themsel)es. Sometimes they "ere legitimately "ounded by unfair la"s and their cause is +ust.
(ut still, they are not the first people in history to taste the sting of an un+ust la". Why thro"
a"ay your life to the pool of bitterness because of a single act'
The /en0s /o)ement faces this tragedy directly. /any men ha)e had their li)es torn apart by a
backstabbing legal process. When you hear these guys, you hear rage and anger from them. (ut
this is not attracti)e to others to +oin the mo)ement because "ho "ants to "ake up full of rage
and anger all the time'
$ne thing is that ! don0t think these men ha)e fully healed 8or e)en "ant to9. While married,
e)erything they did "as "rong. (ut no", e)erything in the "orld is "rong and they, of course,
are al"ays right. !tAs a pendulum shift. The "orld is al"ays in doomsday. They are full of pain
and "ant feminists and others to be full of pain too.
Why do people stay enraged' *on0t tell me it is to get things done because ! see more
complainers than true acti)ists. The true tragedy is not "hat feminists ha)e done but the pain "e
inflict on oursel)es.
With all there is out there to achie)e and en+oy, "ith all there is to li)e and be happy "ith, "hy
"aste all that on being bitter for the rest of your li)es' Why li)e in Hell' And "hy is there this
desire 8from doomsters9 to imagine Hell on %arth'
! think it is conditioning. Some men are so used to Hell that they don0t kno" anything else. Some
people are more comfortable in Hell.
6ictory against /atriarchy is not in "riting manifestos, blogging, or shouting from the rooftops.
/atriarchy has declared "ar not on men, but on the +oy, lo)e, and life men en+oy. So "hene)er
you feel +oy and share genuine lo)e in your life, add that to your )ictory list of accomplishments.
,i)ing "ell is the best re)enge.
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When men are happy, feminists kno" they ha)e been defeated. They "ant you to be angry. They
"ant you to be miserable. They "ant you to be alone apart from "omen. (ut they don0t "ant you
to find lo)e in your life. They don0t "ant you to find true +oy and li)e life. They don0t "ant you to
be your soul0s content.
What more +ustified battle is there to be fought "hen the pri:e is +oy itself'
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#ir)ana
1or years on sosua)e 8and on this blog9, my profile0s location is only kno"n as #ir)ana.
*o you "ant to kno" "hat #ir)ana is'
Iuickly, my pooklings, gather around the blog! ! "ill sho" you Pook0s homeland, the place
"here men are men and "omen are "omen, "here being a man meant more than being an
animal.
$nce upon a time, "omen "ore dresses. They "ere not allo"ed to "ear short hair or else they
"ould be mistaken for prostitutes 8and "ere thought the same if they smoked or drank9. There
are tales, legends, "hispered from old men0s breaths of an ancient age "here se-uality "as
)ibrant and masculinity and femininity shimmered throughout society. ,ike Winston talking to
the old men in >CF?, so too must "e do the same. All the old men say the same thing.
%)erything has changed. !t is time you see #ir)ana for yourself.
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The *ifference bet"een the /atriarchy and the
Patriarchy
A young man approached the Pook and asked, /onsieur Pook, tell me, "hat is the difference
bet"een the /atriarchy and the Patriarchy'
And the Pook replied, What do you think it is'
The young man sniffed and said, !t is po"er of gender. /atriarchy has "omen in control.
Patriarchy has men in control. Perhaps "e need a third option "here no gender has po"er.
#o. !t is either=or. There is no middle ground.
So "hat is the difference, Pook'
! "ill tell you. The 0touchstone0 of ci)ili:ations has been debated for centuries. Some measure
their technology, others measure their 0culture,0 yet other measures them through "hat form of
go)ernment. The defining moment of ci)ili:ation is ho" T+(8 is measured.
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Why not money' Why not po"er'
!t is because Time is finite. We can make more money, obtain more po"er, but no one can e)er
create more Time. 1rom the /aya to the %gyptians to the ancient <reek to the (abylonians and
to e)ery ancient ci)ili:ation, Time "as sacred. The 3alendar "as sacred. To them, monsters "ere
creatures that upset Time and had to be thro"n out. The hero arises to 0set time right0 and dispose
the monsters. These are the mythologies and legends of /ankind.
What does this mean' 5ou say mythologies are about Time'
3i)ili:ation, then, "as obsessed "ith Time. 6irgil sa" the 6irgin constellation rise in the sky
and the lion constellation sink in to the hemisphere. The Pisces constellation rose o)erhead. This
caused 6irgil to "rite the prophecy of a dro"ning lion, the rising 6irgin "hich the sun passes
through, and the age of the fishes. 6irgil could not kno" the 3hurch "ould adopt that 6irgil0s
passage as prophecy for the 3hrist nor could he ha)e predicted that the first 3hristians "ould li)e
under the sign of the fish. We cannot ignore the interpretation of time. %gyptians "ould construct
pyramids aimed at "here the $rion star once "as. Plato "ould create philosophy from these
tales. Aristotle "ould mourn their passing from the "orld at his time. 3onsider that our calendar
month0s names come from the &oman %mpire and the 3hurch. 3onsider that our time line is split
"ith (.3. being (efore 3hrist.
What does any of this ha)e to do "ith the difference bet"een /atriarchy and the Patriarchy'
%)erything. The difference bet"een the /atriarchy and the Patriarchy is the interpretation of
T!/%. !n the Patriarchy, time flo"s up"ard. This means the older one gets, the better one gets.
People study, gro" "iser. 3hrist ga)e his Parable of Talents "here people plant a seed of talent
and make it gro". 05ou "ill kno" the tree by its fruit,0 He "ould say. %lderly are re)ered in
Patriarchy.
(ut T!/% flo"s do"n"ard in /atriarchy'
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3orrect. 3i)ili:ations, especially the Western ones, ha)e been completely cut off from those
cosmological roots that created our timeline, our calendar, and our heroes. Hamlet, echoing the
ancients0 heroes, said. 0$h, Time is out of +oint, and cursed spite! That ! "as e)er born to set it
right!0
So in /atriarchy, the young is "orshiped and aging is seen as a disease.
5es. Women are pinned to the Wheel of #ature. &ound, round, she goes. What makes a "oman
attracti)e if not her baby fat' Alas, that "ill melt o)er time. Women place all her chips on her
appearance. She may be a goddess in her DHs, but the EHs face sharp decline, and the decline
does not stop. A man, on the other hand, does not place all his chips on his appearance. He places
it is his talents and mind "hich gro", plant like, o)er time. So a man may be a loser in his DHs,
but in his EHs he faces gro"th, in his ?Hs faces ma+or gro"th, and time keeps getting better to
him.
Some men "ill choose to li)e like "omen. *o they e-perience time as "omen do, as getting
"orse as time goes on'
5es.
So a /atriarchy "ould "orship the young, discard the old, praise beauty, despise talent and
intellect, and percei)e life to be a series of short e-citing bursts of energy "hich must not be
missed out on. And the Patriarchy "ould "orship the old, not take the young seriously, not take
beauty seriously e-cept in its mathematical proportions, praise talent and intellect, and percei)e
life as a gro"th.
Well done! #o", consider the 1amily in ho" Time is interpreted.
A Patriarchy "ould ha)e blossoming after blossoming, a gro"ing 3amily Tree. A /atriarchy
"ould not care about the 1amily Tree and, instead, create many 0no"0 e-periences "hich are
more intense than the Patriarch0s family. 5et, these intense e-periences are like no)as. They flash
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and are gone. The 1amily Tree "ill endure and gro".
Pook nodded. 3onsider the seasons. /en begin in Winter, go to Spring, then Summer, and at the
end ha)e a 1all. Women, ho"e)er, begin in Spring, then go to Summer, then 1all, and end up in
the misery of Winter. &omen ha%e one summer. 3en ha%e endless summers.
What do you mean'
!t is another reason "hy the C@=@ rule doesn0t "ork. Women are pinned to that Wheel of #ature
that slo"ly rotates as they age. !n their late t"enties and thirties, they ha)e 0baby rabies0 and "ant
babies. Women are confined to their geography as "ell. She cannot separate herself from The
Way. When it is 0time0 to ha)e babies, she "ill be looking for a sucker. !f she is hungry for a
boyfriend, she "ill look in her immediate surroundings "hich include "ork and college and any
friends one of her girlfriends can toss up. /any "omen go to uni)ersity "ith the intention of
getting a "edding ring on her finger. She does not ha)e much time to do this.
So "omen are more confined by time than men are.
5es. As a man, your "ealth and status "ill gro" "hich "ill attract more and more "omen.
Ho"e)er, "omen are PmeltingP and do not ha)e the time.
This might e-plain "hy the countries "ith the lo"est birth rates are the most femini:ed.
5es.
So the /atriarchy began by someho" ha)ing time flo" the opposite "ay' Ho" did this come
to be' 3ould it be through technology since the young get technology so much faster than the old
do'
The )alues of Pro=5outh, Anti=Talent, Anti=1amily Tree, Pro=(ursts of %-perience became
established by forgetting and dismissing the old Time orientated rules 8today, scholars say
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0(efore 3ommon Time0 instead of saying 0(efore 3hrist09. The )alues of an animal=eating,
hunting, and se-= ha)e been hailed as the greatest of )alues a person can ha)e. The )alues of
building a family tree or planting your talent has become fro"ned at or turned into liabilities.
There is a reason "hy "e call it /other %arth and 1ather Time.
And all the ancient ci)ili:ations ha)e been re=interpreted as fertility rites and goddess "orship
instead of time "orship.
5es. The ancient ci)ili:ations that did appear to "orship the "oman "ere more "edded to the
lunar sense of time. %)en in those places, men became in charge since they gre" better in time
"hile "omen do not.
/an, it sounds like <od0s cruel +oke.
5es. !t as if /en and Women are e-actly the same e-cept they e-perience time differently. /en
start lo" and get better. Women start high and get "orse. Some"ay, in the middle, they meet and
it is ne)er e-act for any t"o people. Women are obsessed "ith looking 5$4#<%& and all their
products are designed to stop time or make it go back"ards 8at least, in appearance to their
bodies9. /en are obsessed "ith getting (%TT%&.
So ho" do "e return to the Patriarchy'
1or yourself, plant your seed of Talent and gro" it. 1ollo" your passion in life. Pursue your
dreams. <et better, e)ery day. (ut for the nations, it "ould be to discard the )alues that prop up
animal )alues as 0noble0 and raise the hated 0noble0 )alues back to their true place. ,et Wisdom,
not (eauty, "ear the cro"n and let Time and Talent, not /oney or fun, hold the guiding scepter.
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The Ad)enturer and the 6orte-
$ne day, the magnificent Pook decided to share his manliness 8for it "ould be selfish to contain
so much manliness!9 "ith the "orld. The people re+oiced in this and children ran to greet the
Pook "hen he appeared.
Ho"e)er, Pook encountered a band of disgruntled people huddled in a circle. They hissed their
frustrations of life to one another and that "as their ritual. Then, they "ould all disperse to their
+obs and li)es "hich they despised. #e-t day, they "ould gather, share in their complaints about
the "orld, and then lea)e again to do it the ne-t day. Seeing the cycle, Pook approached the
group.
What do you "ant!' seethed a young man in his t"enties "ho "as beginning to look like he
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"as entering his forties. Why do you disrupt us' came an old "oman0s screech from a "oman
+ust turning t"enty fi)e.
Tortured souls, the Pookius /a-imus said, %)ery day, you gather and complain. 5et, then you
go back to "hat you complain about.
Then came the protests.
[ isn0t fair!
5 is corrupt and has been turned conspiracy against us!
W "ill e)entually collapse due to this in+ustice!
Such are the common replies! And ho" fre7uent they come! #o", reader, you may in7uire about
the beings of this group. &est assured, the beings are both liberal and conser)ati)e, pious and
hedonistic, rich and poor, men and "omen, as "ell as your ancestors and your descendants. They
are the C@K of the people. They are the masses.
,et me be mirror to your thoughts, said the Pook. ! "ant you to see your mind reflected as it
really is. Permit me to ask some 7uestions.
6ery "ell, allo"ed one member. Ask and you shall ha)e your ans"ers.
*o you belie)e that you ha)e suffered unfairness'
1or the first time, animation electrified their ans"ers of 5es! %ach and e)ery one of them
belie)ed their fate "as unfair.
As Pook kept talking to them, a pattern emerged. %ach and e)ery one belie)ed in a spiritual la"
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of fairness. (itterness s"elled in them as they recited ho" unfair this or that "as. All of them
dreamed of the collapse of the system "here their spiritual la" of fairness "ould return the
natural order of things.
Adults belie)e in 1airness like children belie)e in Santa 3lause. Santa 3lause is )ery much a
figment of that 1airness. He kno"s "ho has been naughty or nice, besto"s gifts on the good and
coal on the bad. (ut +ust as there is no Santa 3lause, there is no 1airness Spiritual ,a" either.
,ife ne)er runs smooth. !t is a bumpy ride "ith set=backs as "ell as uphill struggles and do"nhill
surges. !f a person complained that a ride "as not fair he "ould be considered mad. The
purpose of the ride is the fun of taking different roads, seeing ne" scenery, and meeting the ne"
people that come in your life. This is the Ad)enturer "hich e)ery Human begins as 8"hat "e
label the 0innocence0 of a child9 but can easily become corrupted into something else.
What is the opposite of the Ad)enturer' !t is the 6orte-. A 6orte- is someone "ho is miserable in
life and "ho complains as a s"irl of angst. The nature of the complaint does not matter. !t could
be about the +ob, the "omen, the men, the "orld, S$/%TH!#<. What happens "hen you
combine many )orte-es together' They create a giant 6orte- that creates such a sucking sound
that, standing near it, you literally begin to think the "orld is an %)il Place.
The 1eminist is a 6orte-. She thinks life has been unfair to H%& and becomes a s"irling cyclone
of angst. 3ombine her "ith other s"irling cyclones of angst and you ha)e a giant )orte- that
begins to suck in normal "omen nearby. /en are not attracted to the 1eminist 6orte- 8unless
they ha)e someho" been 0sucked in0 so to say9 because no one likes negati)ity and parasitism in
their life.
The #ice <uy is also a 6orte-. There are many definitions for 0#ice <uy,0 sometimes it is the guy
"ho is nai)e, the guy "ho belie)es in 0lo)e,0 the guy "ith old morals, or simply a guy "ho is
)ery polite. (ut the true definition of 0#ice <uy0 is that like "ith all 6orte-es, he belie)es in a
Spiritual ,a" of 1airness. (eautiful "omen are not going for him. They are going for the
+erks! What in+ustice! As the normal guy becomes a #ice <uy 6orte-, he may become 0buddies0
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"ith similar thinking guys but "omen a)oid him more. And the more "omen a)oid him, the
more the 6orte- intensifies causing "omen to a)oid him e)en more. !t0s not fair! "hines #ice
<uy.
6orte-es are e)ery"here. !t is your +ob, as the Ad)enturer, to a)oid them. $bstacles in your path
are "hat make the Ad)enture fun. The only &%A, obstacle is the 6orte- "ho, like Sirens, "ill
suck you to"ards to the rocks "here the masses of shattered li)es lay on the beach.
Ho" do you kno" if you are in a )orte-' Here are some signs.
>9 Are your con)ersations about #%<AT!6% things that are occurring that is out of your control'
D9 *o the people participate in hopes of )omiting their frustration'
E9 !s the theme of the con)ersations re)ol)ing around the concept of 4#1A!&#%SS of some
form'
?9 When the people talk, do they smile' !f not, they are more likely in a 6orte-.
The 6orte- eats up your )aluable energy. !nstead of using that energy to A*6%#T4&%, to
disco)er ne" and "onderful things, you go in circles in the 6orte-. Time passes. And one day,
you "ill simply...stop. Since 1airness "ill ne)er come, for that "ould mean Hea)en on %arth, the
only "ay out of the 6orte- is to die.
/ost people in their li)es s"irl around their )orte-es, like the toilets, all their li)es.
There are so many 6orte-es it "ould be ridiculous to mention them all. (ut the most common
are political. When "e get frustrated in life 8"hich is ine)itable9, many lose their senses and
become dra"n to a political 0cause.0 When our talents and passions are frustrated, "e tend to turn
to ne" 0causes.0 This is "hy children of "ealthy people get caught up in political 0causes.0 !tAs the
same "ith actors and many of the population. Hitler "as a frustrated artist first, dictator second.
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!n many "ays, the 1eminist and the #ice <uy are far more alike than different. When career
"omen go off to dinner together, they are complaining about men 8i.e. super )orte-9. #ice <uys
can be the same. $ther groups you are thinking in your head right no" apply as "ell. 3onsider
these 6orte-es to be the 3ult of the 1air. All their doubt and anger leads to P&%=/AT4&%
A<!#<.
(ut Pook, cried a "oman. !f "hat you say is true, if that is the 3ult of 1airness, then "hat is
the alternati)e' Who follo"s the Ad)enturer'
/y lady, ! replied, the opposite "ould be the 3ult of the 1antastic. There is no spiritual belief
of 1airness in this one. (y adopting the mindset of "hat they W!,, do, they li)e completely and
en+oy the bumpy ride. The 1airness 3ultists huddle from their rat holes to point, be en)ious, and
hurl morali:ations. They condemn the Ad)enturer for )iolating the ,a" of 1airness "here they
are really condemning themsel)es.
! then turned to the cro"d and said, 5ou are all done "ith the 6orte-. 5ou "ill no" stop
thinking of "hat you are #$T achie)ing and, instead, think of "hat you A&% achie)ing. This
puts you in a mindset looking for opportunities and challenges rather than barriers and
obstructions. This simple change of your mindset "ill remo)e the detractors and doubters from
your life and attract the mo)ers=and=shakers.
And "ith that, the cro"d dispersed for the last time. $ne person s"ore that he "ould find a ne"
+ob "ithin the ne-t t"o months. Another s"ore he "ould buy that house in si- months. 5et,
another decided to de)ote his free time back to his passions and dreams. The 6orte- imploded
and, they all became ad)enturers again.
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&eal Seduction )ersus Wimp Seduction
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!t is time for a pop 7ui:. What, sirs, is the definition of the term 0Wimp'0 What does it stand for'
$ne "ho doesn0t score "ith "omen.
Someone "ho isn0t macho.
The lack of coolness.
All these are good, gentlemen, yes. 5et, they are all "rong. ! "ill gi)e you a better e-planation of
the "ord 0Wimp.0
&oman
'nfluenced
3ale
Person
A "imp is a male "ho has no soul. !n fact, he looks to others, especially "omen, to influence
ho" he acts. Wimps can easily 0score0 "ith "omen because anyone can re="rite themsel)es to be
"hat "omen "ant. Anyone can paraphrase a "oman0s thoughts back to herself. And anyone can
read from a script. (eing so influenced sho"s you ha)e no (A,,S.
The big problem of Speed Seduction 8or should ! call it 0#erd Seduction09 is that it is Wimp
Seduction. 5ou seduce not in a matter of strength, of "ho you are, but of painting yourself in
"oman0s eyes to be "hat she "ants. 5ou paraphrase her thoughts back to her. 5ou analy:e "hat
she does and "rite lengthy internet reports on it. $r "orse, you try to PconnectP and pretty much
do "hate)er to please her. The difference bet"een the #ice <uy and the Wimp Seducer is that of
tactics. (oth are +ust as female influenced. (ut "hat does it matter, Pook' The Wimp Seduction
gets us girls. That is all that matters. 5eah, but keep that up and you0ll be dri)en to despair and
near suicide, as many of such 0seducers0 ha)e illustrated. !f you ha)e to trade your soul for se-,
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then you are doing anything (4T 0scoring.0
&eal Seduction is +ust going up to her and doing it 5$4& "ay. She says, #o, no... but her eyes
are saying, 5es, yes.... 5ou assume she "ants it because you kno" #ature "ants her to "ant it.
!n the end, you0ll get her. 5ou don0t pretend to be a clo"n. 5ou don0t read from a script. 5ou don't
wear make#up Women are attracted to male desire.
(ut ! thought ha)ing desire "as bad. #o, being pussy "hipped is bad. /ost guys0 desire turns
them into a "imp. ,ook them in the eye. They kno" "hat you "ant. They can PfeelP it. *on0t be
chicken about it.
(ut she might re+ect me! (oo hoo! Stop sobbing as ! don0t "ant to mop up this post "ith all
your "omanly tears. The 7uestion is not "hether she "ill re+ect you or not. The 7uestion is
"hether 5$4 "ant her or not. !f she says no and you still "ant her, try it again. Why gi)e her so
much po"er o)er "ho you should desire' Women ,$6% being desired. (ut they *%T%ST
"imps.
,et me gi)e you an e-ample from literature 8groans come out from e)ery"here9. Silence fools!
#othing art "ise endures for centuries unless it reflects #ature someho". Here is my chosen
e-ample.
!n the second scene of the first Act of Shakespeare0s ;ing &ichard !!!, &ichard !!! 8at his
<loucester status9 has arranged the killing of ;ing Henry 6!. He interrupts his funeral procession
to "oo his "ido", the ,ady Anne. So aside from &ichard being an ugly hunchback, he killed the
;ing, her husband. This, ob)iously, is going to be an uphill battle for his seduction.
She screams at him, (lush, blush, thou lump of foul deformity! /ost guys "ould take the hint.
She goes on to call &ichard a de)il, a toad, a diffused infection of a man, a hedgehog, a
homicide, and a dissembler, and then spits in his face and tells him to hang himself. 5es, the
signs of disinterest are hard to miss.
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&ichard doesn0t run a"ay or make posts on the internet ho" 0hurt0 he "as. He ignores all the foul
stuff she says and pours on the s"eet=talk. %)entually, she becomes his "ife. This scene is )ery
electric, makes for )ery good theater, and is a challenge to act it 8!0)e tried it on stage9. (ut the
real challenge is for the girl "ho plays ,ady Anne "ho must be disgusted but yet interested. !t is
a )ery entertaining scene to "atch as "ell.
(ut &ichard is a foul )illain, Pook! $f course. (ut so are many seducers. 5ou can ha)e a
crappy car and be homeless yet be a master of "omen. 5ou can be ugly, be a toad, and still be
able to get the girl. The point is that you act on your desires, rather than react to hers. 4ou be who
you are 5ou impro)e yourself, yes, but only to"ards your )ision and goal of yourself. 5ou don0t
impro)e yourself so you become more of an ornament to attract "omen. That is the female
influenced "ay. That is the Wimp Way.
Seduction from your influence, rather than manipulating yourself to fit her influence, is not only
more satisfactory seduction, it is mentally healthier. 5ou "on0t be dri)en to suicide because you0ll
be acting on your soul rather than denying it for female affection.
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Why /en 1all into the Trap of /atriarchy
At a time "hen e)eryone seemingly dons tattered arrogant souls, "hen, in order to feast on the
height of their self=seen greatness, e)eryone yields to their usual brain"ashed tropes. !n the
/atriarchy, there are t"o. the <rand 3areer and the <rand Household.
The <rand 3areer is not a J+obA but something more Jglorious.A A plumber is a +ob, but a la"yer
is a Jcareer.A #e)er=mind that a plumber can get good money and adds more to society than many
la"yers, the difference bet"een a J+obA and JcareerA these days is image. Women, "ho "orship
the image, "ill e-citedly pursue these careers. (ut in the end, a JcareerA in that traditional sense
is often a losing situation. !t is the trap of the Wage Sla)e.
The <rand Household 8notice ho" ! did not say J<rand 1amilyA9 is the big /c/ansion, this is
the Perfect Wedding, and this is the >.B kids "ith a >.> dog. #ot only "omen desire this but so
do many men. Some prefer the <rand Household o)er the <rand 3areer and )ice )ersa 8many
"omen "ant both9. (ut both of these are life not coming from your soul, from 5$4 (%!#<
5$4, but from a pre=e-isting template.
! "ondered, LHo" can people li)e their li)es refusing to be "ho they are, by re+ecting their o"n
soul and passion by desiring a pre=made life'M The ans"er is that they all see the <rand 3areer
and <rand Household as TH% S433%SS. %)eryone is scared of being seen a JloserA so they all
desire JsuccessA 8"hich is "hy "omanAs biggest shame tactic is saying a guy li)es "ith /om at
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home. While there is nothing to en)y in this manAs position, it is highly preferable than to be a
man con)icted of murder, of crimes, of furious sins, yet these are the JmenA many skanks desire
due to the rebellious image they hold.9
!s a <rand 3areer the Jtrue success'A /aybe, if it is truly "hat you lo)e to do. (ut keep in mind
that there is no +ob security these days. 5ou can easily get fired from your +ob. And no matter
ho" much money you earn on your J<rand 3areer,A the o"ners of the business al"ays make
more. 5ou "ill ne)er become rich by ha)ing the J<rand 3areerA 8unless you become some star
like a famous actor and the probability of that occurring is )ery lo"9. Why should ! in)est my
life in making someone else rich' Why not in)est my life in making /5S%,1 rich'
!s the <rand Household the Jtrue success'A Again, maybe, if it is truly "hat you "ant. (ut also
keep in mind that e)eryone else has the same cookie=cutter home "ith a similar dog. !f this
"asnAt the case, then "hy "ould sitcoms pro)e to be so uni)ersal' Also, again, this is the life of
image. !t is the picture of the JfamilyA 8"ith dog9 sitting on the fireplace mantle. 3an your life be
defined by a picture' /any people think so.
Women get sucked into the /atriarchy for the ob)ious reasons. (ut "hy do men 8especially in
the Anglosphere9 get sucked into the /atriarchy'
>9 7hey ha%e no 5assion in life. They ha)e no dreams, no goals, and no )ision. They do ha)e
se-ual desire "hich is the closest theyA)e felt to passion. !n fact, they misuse the "ord JpassionA
as to mean se-ual desire. !f your passion in life is only "omen, you "ill be sucked into the
/atriarchy.
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D9 7hey ha%e small souls and desire %alidation. Se-ual desire can be treated in numerous
"ays. masturbation, pornos, prostitutes, )isiting other countries, and so on and so on. Women
"ill employ shame tactics against any "ay that doesnAt benefit them. The Way is H%& "ay.
/arriage is usually the only proper "ay for her. !n the last fe" decades, e)en the JplayerA is no"
considered JproperA by "omen. /any "omen do "ant no=strings attached se- and players easily
pro)ide it. Players also are ones "ho desire )alidation. They seek only se-ual )alidation,
ho"e)er and, like the #ice <uy, ha)e a )ery small soul 8since they are so easily manipulated
e)en though they think it is the other "ay around9.
E9 7hey see 5rogress only with their eyes. /any people are not interested in becoming rich.
They are only interested in ,$$;!#< rich. This is "hy many go into massi)e debt buying a
fancy ne" car, huge house, or something else tri)ial. &eal "ealth is time. (ut you cannot see
JtimeA so people ne)er consider their most precious asset. Although ! lo)e my father much, he
"as )ery foolish "ith his time. Where ! gre" up, "e had acres that had to be cut. ! hated cutting
all that la"n. /y father, ho"e)er, lo)ed it. The reason "hy "as that he could S%% the difference
of cutting. This e-plains "hy ! think many people ,$6% yard="ork or house"ork. !t also
e-plains "hy people "ill in)est hours into //$&P<s but not the usual )ideo game. $ther
people can S%% their Jimpro)ementsA in the //$&P< "hile in the usual )ideo game one
remains in)isible. The /atriarchy "orships the )isible, not the in)isible. The )isible components
are all celebrated 8materialism, the JcompassionA traits of religion9 but not the in)isible 8the
thinking, the intelligence, or e)en religionAs "orship of the spirit9. (ody building gains so much
fandom from girls because they can S%% it. (ody building, to me, is much easier than say
reading ancient history or understanding business. 5et, the /atriarchy yields to the )isible, not
the in)isible. /en, "ho think progress is only detected through the eyes, are destined for the
/atriarchy.
?9 3en desire the N( 4( B lifestyle. As children, through school and through +obs, "e are taught
to think in the [, 5, W fashion. This means that in order to reach the conclusion, "e must do [,
then 5, and then finally W. This is the Jstep by stepA book. This is also the instruction manual.
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/any men find this linear style thinking rela-ing and orderly. (ut this is the thinking of a sla)e,
not a free man. !n freedom, there is no [, 5, W life. There is no ladder. /en "ho think this "ay
yearn for a system to "ork "ithin. With "omen, they "ant to "ork the system and W!# "ith
"omen doing the [, 5, W steps. $n Sosua)e, ! "as constantly flooded "ith pri)ate messages
asking LWH5 *$#AT 5$4 <!6% /% *%TA!,%* !#ST&43T!$#S!' ST$P W!TH TH!S
<%#%&A,!W%* TA,;!!!M What they "ere truly asking me "as, LTell me the rules that are to
be obeyed to ha)e success.M ! inform them, L!t is time for you to create your o"n rules for life. !f
you do not, you "ill enter the "omanAs rules by default.M These J"omanAs rulesA are the
/atriarchy.
@9 3any men worshi5 sex and female com5anionshi5 as if it were the greatest achie%ement
in life( that it alone ma8es them a Oman.L ! am al"ays ama:ed at the )agina "orship by young
males. Ho"e)er, donAt bother to critici:e this )ie" as these types of men are )ery sensiti)e and
"ill lash back, L*onAt you en+oy getting laid'M These men foolishly belie)e that "inning "ith
"omen is the same as "inning "ith life. !t isnAt. 5ou can "in "ith "omen and still lose in life.
Someho", some"ay, placing oneAs male appendage into a "omanAs yahoo has been made out to
be the Jheight of manhood.A ! blame mo)ies and modern music for this. The only Jse-ual
re)olutionA has been the complete annihilation of fertility. ! get a chuckle "hen young people
today say that people in the ?Hs and @Hs "ere puritanical and didnAt ha)e se-. Where did the
Kaby Koom generation come from after all' !t "as common to ha)e families of ten or higher a
couple of centuries ago. (efore the rise of modern media, manhood "as defined by the number
of children one had 8poorer countries still hold this notion9. This pro)ed to be a problem for
infertile men no doubt. <eorge Washington is a good e-ample of this. While he could not pro)e
his manhood by fertility, he chose the battlefield and relentlessly pursued JhonorA to obtain it. !f
one "orships se- and finds that as the passage"ay into /anhood, one is destined for the
/atriarchy because you give women all the power to define your manliness
B9 3en desire the 3atriarchy because they want to be seen as a OwinnerL and laugh at the
Olosers.L The /atriarchy does its fine share of shaming. <enerally, any man "ho chooses not to
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participate and de)ote his free time "ith "omen "ill be shamed in some "ay. Any time not spent
"ith or for "omen must be Jearned.A !f you "ant to "atch a football game, you must JearnA it by
pre)iously doing some deed for the "ife or girlfriend. These men "ill belie)e e)erything "omen
say about the so=called losers of the /atriarchy. They "ill laugh at the J)irgins,A label them as
losers and mock them 8and these )irgins ha)e done no "rong to them e-cept to choose not to
interact "ith "omen on that le)el9. They "ill mock the star)ing artist or struggling entrepreneur
for the JfantasticA "age sla)e that they are. The /atriarchy has a defined set of J"innersA and
Jlosers.A /any men desire to be on top to laugh at losers. Pointing out the /atriarchy to these
men is the hardest because they donAt "ant to see that TH%5 might actually be losers. They donAt
"ant to possibly belie)e that a 1%/A,% has been controlling and dictating lifeAs terms to them.
This desire for /atriarchal pride and relishing of /atriarchal scorn for its JlosersA "ill easily
s"allo" men into the /atriarchy, and these are the hardest to break free.
What is the solution to not be sucked into the /atriarchy' !t is to "ear the armor of humility
8resisting the temptation to ha)e an arrogant soul9 and to ha)e a s"ord of your dreams 8"here
you be "ho you are9. With this, a man becomes in)incible to the /atriarchy and other men
"atch at the demigod in disbelief. Ho" does he do it' Why does he "alk so confidently' !t is
because he follo"ed the Pookish 1irst 3ommandment. ,/ &H+ 4+. AR/.
Work for your dreams or youAll end up "orking for someone elseAs.
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Hu-ley and $r"ell foretold the /atriarchy
There are t"o political books the 0masses0 keep gra)itating to"ard of the last century. The books
are Krave New "orld by Aldous Hu-ley and AD@B by <eorge $r"ell. (oth books are cited by all
political groups from across the spectrum. %ach points to the other as AD@B "hile one group finds
Krave New "orld a horror "hile another group sees it as a utopia. Something "ith these books
has tapped into the Human mind in such a "ay that made them uni)ersal.
! am familiar "ith all the political books, and they are mostly dry, pompous nonsense on stilts.
Why do those t"o books, beyond any other, keep coming up in people0s dreams of horror'
The ans"er became so ob)ious that ! could not stop laughing at my pre)ious foolishness. The
secret to appeal and horror of the t"o books could not be e)en more plain.
They ha)e nothing to do "ith politics.
(ut Pook! (ut Pook! you say. They speak of empires, of manipulation, of social
reconstruction! Ho" could they not be political books'
We kno" the current course of /atriarchy did not start in the present. !t has been gradually
building "ell o)er a century if not more. *o not forget the *e (eers manipulation of
0engagement rings0 and diamonds started in the >C?Hs. 1eminism began e)en in the >Cth century.
Progressi)e reconstruction of society "as uni)ersally embraced by the West. 5ou only ha)e to
see the 3onstitutional amendment on prohibition and eugenics 8in America nonetheless!9 to see
the sociological e)ents occurring today, as unimaginable thought they may be, they are the tree
"hose sapling "as s"aying happily in the t"entieth century.
A most fundamental political book, ,ocke0s Two Treatises of .overnment, based much of the
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idea of liberty and freedom based on the relationships of man and "oman. ,ocke constantly cites
Adam and %)e and e)en cites ho" the husband and "ife treat one another in marriages. What a
re)ersal "e ha)e had! ,ocke looked to"ard marriage, of coupling, to see natural society and
base the go)ernment in regards to those obser)ations. #o" the go)ernment obser)es and
natural society must be refit, remolded, chopped, spliced, and smashed to fit the 0Way.0 ,ike a
gardener ha)ing tools to reshape a bush, so too does legislators use tools of ta-ation, courts, and
other la"s to e-act the same painful mold.
,et us look at these t"o books not as political fairytales but as a sense of something changing
"ith the relations of man and "oman.
Krave New "orld "as "ritten as a farce to the utopias of the time. (ut e)en Hu-ley "as stunned
at ho" many of the things in the book became true. %)ery "riter kno"s that good "riting is done
on its o"n, that it ne)er fits the beginning outline or )ision. When the "riter is done "riting, he
is often stunned at "hat "as put do"n and often astonished at "hat his characters are saying.
While the author may ha)e intended this, and after"ard may ha)e suspected he "rote that
because of this, really, he isn0t as sure.
What is the conflict that Krave New "orld re)ol)es around' !t is not the genetics or (ernard0s
ambition. !t is not the telling of the society itself. The Sa)age is the a-is of the story. The conflict
is the Sa)age 8"hom the reader identifies as himself9 thro"n into such a society "here e)eryone
is happy...yet are not. His reaction to the "oman he falls for is most telling. His despair and
constant 7uoting of Shakespeare, $h (ra)e #e" World that has such creatures in it! is
contrasting the pathetic flat "orld of the book to the glorious spiraling realm that Shakespeare,
and indeed the West, once personified. The book illustrates the destruction of family, marriage,
and the old "ays.
AD@B also has nothing to do "ith politics. The use of language, of manipulation, of 0(ig (rother,0
are all +ust blocks "hich could easily be replaced "ith something else. The conflict of the story is
e-pressed by Winston by, first, his past and his attempts of coupling "ith a "oman he chooses.
Winston says ho" he "anted to murder his "ife, ho" child rearing "as told to him as a 0duty.0
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AD@B "as not about an omnipotent, omniscient go)ernment as it "as about the destruction of a
natural union bet"een a man and a "oman. !t "as not about Winston lo)ing (ig (rother as it
"as that they forced him to destroy his lo)e for her. *o it to her! *o it to her! screams Winston
at the clima-.
(oth Hu-ley and $r"ell both appear to be candidates, in ho" their li)es "ent, to ha)e detected
this slouching to"ards /atriarchy 8or "hate)er you "ant to call it today9 "ay back then. They
"ouldn0t e)en ha)e consciously kno"n it. !t is like a /iddle Ages "ork being filled "ith praises
of <od, e)en re)ol)ing around it, but not reali:ing it because he "as so immersed in the times.
This "ould e-plain "ho the t"o books hold so much gra)ity "ith the masses and "hy they are
so often cited.
Se-uality "as once intert"ined "ith faith, "ith liberty, and "ith society. !f it is true that
se-uality0s "heel has been fraying, that more and more people are turning into se-=less
automatons and only resort to manR"oman during intercourse 8and e)en then only seen in the
conte-t of animals9, imagine a third book to follo" up "hat Krave New "orld and AD@B started.
!magine a book that could perfectly mirror society today. #ot the society of images "e see on T6
or maga:ines, but ho" it really is. The difference bet"een a good "riter and a mediocre one is
that the good "riter ne)er sees himself as "riting, only as holding a mirror up to Human #ature.
What if the mirror "as held up to society no"' !s it possible to translate the pain and suffering
that men undergo, as they commit suicide, after di)orce and being ripped from their children
onto the page' What about the sadness that enters men0s hearts "hen they see daughters and
other young "omen use se- to obtain material things' $r "hat about the abyss that men reali:e
they ha)e been manipulated their entire li)es' And ho" about the heights 8or should ! say
depths9 of the modern "oman0s life "ith her cats' 3an the farce of the family court be put into a
book' 3an the spiritual castration of men be properly illustrated' What an impact it "ould be to
ha)e the West look itself in the mirror! This is the appeal ! belie)e /&A sites ha)e. People are
looking for a mirror of society and /&A sites are gi)ing e-planations.
Such a book "ould truly rise fast as one of the first 0great "orks0 of the t"enty first century. (ut
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in order for such a book to be "ritten, the "riter "ould ha)e to march do"n the steps of the
abyss far lo"er than Krave New "orld and AD@B e)er did. He "ould ha)e to "rite about such
hellish sub+ects, and kno" it and dream it, consistently to get the "ork "ritten. !f most men
commit suicide once kno"ing the truth, it "ould be e-tremely hard for one to make such a tome.
!t "ould take a )ery rare man to create such a "ork..."ithout killing himself...and then ha)ing
the balls to publish it.
And by "riter, ! am not meaning some ne"sletter or other author. ! am meaning something more.
a poet. #ot in the sense that he "rites in rhymes, but in the sense of ho" much Human #ature he
"ould ha)e to connect him.
! ha)e heard se)eral talented "riters attempt such a "ork. They either abandoned the "ork in
haste of going mad, did indeed go mad, or completed a "ork that sho"s some sparkles of insight
but is mostly flat 8for the author refused to fully enter the abyss9. The sphin- "ill continue
feasting until someone reali:es ho" to ans"er "ith /an!
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Plato0s Warning About Writing
$ur )ision of history comes from past "ritings. (ut "hat about the time before "riting "as
in)ented' And if "riting "as in)ented beforehand, could it ha)e been possible for ci)ili:ations to
ignore "riting because they sa" it as a )ice'
Plato, one of the last "ho kne" the pre="riting ci)ili:ations 8and, hence, the /ill9, "rote this in
the end of Phaedrus. !n the book, Socrates refers to a story that the %gyptian Thamus tell the god
Theuth that "riting, far from being a benefit, "ill plant forgetfulness in men0s souls that it "ill
only seem to be "isdom and "ill tell men of things "ithout really teaching them2 they "ill thus
seem to kno" much but in fact kno" nothing. They "ill ha)e the conceit of "isdom, not genuine
"isdom.
The response of ci)ili:ations after to this goes as follo"s. Haha, Socrates "as such a *$&;!!!
Plato "as such a fuddy duddy! Writing "as a proper in)ention the helped the "orld. !t is like the
fool "ho thinks computers "ill harm us, or the automobile "ill destroy us.
Ho"e)er tempting it is to think this "ay, Socrates "as anything but a dork, and Plato "as no
fool. We0re not talking about some nerd in history. This is P,AT$, the guy "ho in)ented
philosophy for us. So let us gi)e him benefit of the doubt.
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!t is common to find people out there "ho ha)e read a great deal of many books and belie)e this
gi)es them the key to "isdom. *oes it' And "e kno" "riters "ith many blogs "here the
template is al"ays the same. Humanity is stupid, the blogger is super=intelligent, and the blog
performs as an arena "here our intellectual 3olumbus spe"s his 0re)ealing0 comments.
5ou, yourself, do this )ery thing, /r. Pook.
OPerhaps. (ut "ould others post a blog post like this' !0m trying to point out is that it is possible
to read too much. $f all the books ! ha)e read, ! "onder. "ould it ha)e been more illuminating if
! "ere fishing instead'
/ost ancient literature "as composed not by ink and parchment 8or tablet9 but rather through
oral poetry and chants. Homer0s !liad and $dyssey "as crafted from oral tradition, not "ritings.
The /ahabharata, the great "ork of !ndia, "as also from oral tradition. So "as the 1innish epic
kno"n as the ;ale)a. %)en the $ld Testament probably originated from oral traditions.
! do not belie)e in the "ord 0culture.0 3ulture, the "ord, "as in)ented by ;ant and hasn0t
obtained "idespread use until after World War D. This is contro)ersial. 5ou are a radical Pook.
All Pooks are radical. Some are +ust more radical than others!
!t is kno"n that 1inland, %stonia, and ,apland are a cultural island. %thnically, they are related to
the Hungarians and other Asian people 8Siryenians, 6otyaks, 3heremisians, etc.9 They speak
languages "hich belong to the 4gro=1innish family "hose languages are described as
agglutinati)e and often characteri:ed by )o"el harmoni:ation. This tradition has remained
separate from most of the "orld until fairly recently. 5et, the parallels of the ;ale)a and the
#orse and 3eltic mythologies are striking. There "as no contact yet the transmission "as oral.
(ut this "ould better put Plato0s "arning into perspecti)e. *ieterlen0s introduction to /arcel
<riaule0s -onversations with $gotemmeli deals "ith *ogon education and "ith the personal
e-perience of "aiting si-teen years before the sage old men of the tribe decided to open the
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door. (ehold.
+n %frican societies which have preserved their traditional organi<ation the number of persons
who are trained in this knowledge is 2uite considerable This they call !deep knowledge! in
contrast with !simple knowledge! which is regarded as !only a beginning in the understanding
of beliefs and customs! that people who are not fully instructed in the cosmogony possess There
are various reasons for the silence that is generally observed on this sub1ect
#o", ! could 7uote the full te-t, but the point can be easily made. !n this African society in the
year >C?>, this tribe had a fe" elders "ho had the deep kno"ledge. These Westerners had to
"ait o)er a decade before being entrusted of obtaining this deep kno"ledge "hich "as
transmitted orally. This deep kno"ledge is, of course, the astral plane, philosophy, great
legends, and e)erything else...in other "ords, the /ill. #ot only did this African society hold
such traditions about keeping the kno"ledge of the /ill to the elders, almost e)ery ancient
society "as like this. %)en "ith the in)ention of "riting, 3hristianity kept kno"ledge "ithin its
,atin clergy not because of aristocratic temptations but because this 0circle of elders transmitting
kno"ledge orally0 has been the standard of all ancient ci)ili:ations. Today, "e ha)e no
familiarity "ith <reek and ,atin "hich has cut us off from those traditions 8these traditions of
those <reeks "ere, of course, the Pythagorean, $rphic, and #eart %ast traditions9.
Was Plato right about "riting' ! think he "as, at least in making it impossible for us to
understand the ancients and the traditions of all ci)ili:ations concerning the /ill. The mind has
lost its cutting edge, "e hardly understand the Ancients, "rote <regoire de Tours back in BHH
A.*.
(ut the )ery error might be our reliance on "riting itself. Writers are "ell a"are that practically
e)ery plot possible has been told 8plot as in matter of form such as 0re)enge plot0 ad nauseum9.
(ut there is one interesting difference ! find in the ancient stories and politics to today0s stories
and politics. Today, "e belie)e in the ,inear. /uch of politics is debated around "hat is
progressive. %)olution is, itself, a type of linear mode of thinking. As for plot, one thing the
ancients did not ha)e "as time tra)el. Today, "e ha)e no problem thinking /arty /c1ly can go
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back in time and change history. (ut to the ancients, they "ould be unable to comprehend that
because, for them, there "as no linear time line. There "ere only cycles, only a circle. $dysseus
could not tra)el through time like /arty /c1ly, but he could )isit the ,and of the *ead as "ell
as those other strange islands of the li)ing.
Writing is linear. The sentence has its beginning and its end. (ut the oral transmission, "hile also
linear, depends entirely on memory. The deep kno"ledge, the /ill, is a pure structure of
numbers bounded by times and rhythms...like music 8as oral transmission, gi)en through poetry,
often became9. Archaic thought is cosmological first and last and must be considered as a "hole
and not as a sum of parts "hether it be astrology, forces, gods, numbers, planetary po"ers,
Platonic 1orms, Aristotelian %ssences or Stoic Substances. The /ill cannot be analy:ed in the
usual sense. ! can talk about seen ob+ects but ho" to e-plain motions, change, and rhythm' Think
of physics as that is seen primarily as numbers. Ho" do you understand this ancient conte-t of an
irresistible circle of time if you consider time to be linear and think through "riting'
Plato0s "arning about "riting "as that it destined us to think in linear terms for e)erything and
broke off any possibility of tapping into that ancient kno"ledge. So "hat, Pook' We are better
today than yesterday. We are healthier, ha)e better technology, and li)e better in e)ery "ay.
True. (ut /ankind0s high state of li)ing comes that "e ha)e more minds li)ing today. With si-
billion ali)e, "e can focus on the most speciali:ed tasks. This "as impossible "hen /ankind
numbered four million, li)ed in ditches, and hunted rabbits. The /ill ga)e us Plato, ga)e us
Science, ga)e us the Humanities, and may arguably ha)e gi)en us the religions.
Ho" can uni)ersities, full of book"orms, be able to piece together "isdom that "as transmitted
orally' Ho" can a linear mind grasp the ancient cyclical mind'
These are good 7uestions 8"ith no clear ans"ers9. !t is a far cry from the conclusion "e began
"ith of Socrates being a fuddy duddy about ne" techni7ues. !t sho"s that the /ill must be not
be read but heard.
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The Seduction of the /en0s /o)ement
%ric Hoffer "rote a brilliant book last century called, The True (elie)er. !n the book, Hoffer
began analy:ing mass mo)ements that ripped apart the t"entieth century. Why do people +oin
mass mo)ements' And "hy are those "ho most fre7uently +oin mass mo)ements tend to be poor
or )ery "ealthy' He sol)ed the 7uestion as to "hy the children of "ealthy parents end up
becoming lost in a mass mo)ement.
Hoffer0s ans"er "as that people frustrated in life, frustrated in that their li)es are not turning the
"ay they "ant, "ill lose themsel)es into a mass mo)ement. Happy people generally ha)e )ery
little need for a mo)ement. A 7uote. !t is easier to ser)e Humanity than it is to ser)e your
neighbor. People "ant to matter in life, to think their li)es ha)e some sort of meaning. 3hildren
of "ealthy people "ant meaning +ust as much as the poor person. The ones "ho are most
resistant to the mass mo)ement are those "ho are too busy "orking. Hoffer obser)ed that those
"ho follo"ed the 3ommunist mass mo)ement "ould turn around and follo" the anti=communist
mo)ement as easily as changing clothes. He also remarks on the 0mass mo)ement0 syndrome of
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!slam 8remember, this book "as published in the early DHth century9.
The mass mo)ement of feminism is e-plained, )ery easily, that many of the "omen ha)e
recei)ed disappointments in the affairs of lo)e. They failed "ith men so they belie)e men ha)e
created a system of cruel punishment against them 8the patriarchy9. A happy feminist is an
o-ymoron. /any "omen recogni:e that feminism is the cause of frustration "ith men "hich is
"hy these same "omen "ill go to /en0s /o)ement sites to say, 5ou all +ust need to get laid! !t
is more accurate to say that the feminists need to get laid...or rather, to become lo)ed. They feel
they ha)e missed out on bliss in life 8of motherhood and happy marriage9 and rail against anyone
ha)ing that bliss.
What is the /en0s /o)ement' There is no order to it, no form, and no shape. !t is the sum of
laments, of both personal and legal. /y fear is that many men "ill attempt to lose themsel)es
into this mo)ement instead of bettering their o"n li)es. /en0s /o)ement should be more
about turning males into men than be a catchall for all lamentations and frustrations at the hands
of Western Women. /y big fear is about young men entering the mo)ement.
/en younger than t"enty fi)e years age should not bother "ith the /en0s /o)ement. They
should be focused on building their o"n li)es. There is plenty of time 8and plenty of feminists9 to
fight later on. 5our younger years are )ery formati)e, and it "ould be perilous to lose your soul
to the mass mo)ement syndrome before that soul had fully matured.
Anyone can fight feminists. (ut not e)eryone can found a business, generate talent, or become
someone out of e)eryone. Why does any of that ha)e to deal "ith freeing men' The biggest
chains are self=imposed. Ho" do you kno" "hat to fight against politically if you do not stri)e to
fly yourself' !f one does not 0fly,0 one then assumes the mantle of a mo)ement and uses it as a
)essel for all their frustrations in life.
The best "ay to fight feminism is to fight mediocrity itself.
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Time to mo)e beyond /<T$W
There is something )ery "rong "ith /<T$W. !nstead of talking about 0men going their o"n
"ay,0 "e see...
=Anti=Americanism 8or other rants against one0s mother country9
=*eclarations of 3hicken ,ittle economicRsocialRcultural collapse.
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=&eligious screeds against a particular religion or against all religions.
=3onspiracy theories.
=%)angeli:ing the 0*eck=Stacked=Against=4s=Ha)e=#o=Hope0 )ie" of society 8"hich is
unproducti)e9.
=%)angeli:ing that one ought to li)e like a /e-ican...
=...or another country...
=1orums become a 05es!0 echo chamber. There is no discussion, +ust rants filled "ith yes=men.
These 0elements0 are "ell kno"n but ignored because of the 0good things0 that do come out. We
should +ust shrug off these things and compromise "ith them. Well, there is one problem.
When food and poison compromise, "hich is the )ictor' !t is the poison. %ating it may be
sustaining...for the short term...but your body fills up "ith these poison to-ins. 5ou begin to lose
your ambition, your passion, and generally become filled "ith bitterness.
! ha)e "ondered ho" this is occurring. !t is not uncommon. /any 0mo)ements0 someho" get
filled "ith negati)e filled people "ith anger issues and other "ackos. (ut not all mo)ements. So
ho" did /<T$W become a container for this garbage'
The ans"er is that /<T$W is founded on a negati)e itself. a)oidance of "oman. This has
caused blanket rants against "omen. (ut many of these rants are accurate, Pook! So "hat' A
farmer can rant all day about the unfairness of frost, but that "ill not get him any"here. There is
no cosmic +ustice out there. The "orld is "hat it is and itAs better to li)e in it that in a hyper=
reality.
Perhaps this "ill hit more to the point. Ho" many years has /<T$W e-isted' And "hat has
changed since then' &eally, nothing has changed at all.
(ut ! ha)e to "onder "hy no one in /<T$W can keep to the sub+ect. Pick any random thread
and you "ill find someone start going off the reser)ation of a speech against a religion or another
unasked for soapbo- sermon on some oddball sub+ect. $ften, many "ill randomly insert his
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brilliant assertion that ci)ili:ation "ill collapse in ten years.
/<T$W is based on the belief that men ha)e made mistakes 8"hich should be spared making
mistakes9. These mistakes can include marriage, being nice guys, being "orshipful to "omen,
and so on. All these mistakes ha)e a common theme. egotism. When the man got married, he
"as so sure he "as doing the right thing and the naysayers "ere all +ealous )illains.
Since so many +oin /<T$W based on being "rong in the past, "hy does e)eryone act like they
are right all the time' !t is ama:ing! The egotism ne)er died. !t +ust shifted into ne" forms. This
"ould e-plain "hy someone can0t keep to the sub+ect of /<T$W and instead must start bashing
a religion, bashing a country, or bashing something else. $ne can be right on something and be
"rong on other things. (ut /<T$W do not see that. They act like they ha)e suddenly become
right on e)erything 8so they become )ocal on it9.
!f "e "ere "rong in the past, and it damaged our li)es 8such as getting married to a fiend9, "hy
do "e strut around as if "e ha)e such 0"isdom'0 !f "e "ere so "rong once, "e could be "rong
again. 5et, this reser)ation is no"here to be found in /<T$W. %)ery man has his o"n pet
theories. The dogs slip their leash and begin to ra)age the good content.
To be honest, ! don0t see many happy /<T$W. There are no celebrations about being 0free0 but
complaining about...something. Trust me2 celebrations and good cheer are far more effecti)e and
contagious than being right all the time.
!n normal society, people do not like being around someone 0right all the time.0 %)en if they are
right, they are do"nright annoying. People prefer light=hearted, good cheered fun. When ! think
of /<T$W, 0good cheer0 is the last to come to mind. /<T$W isn0t about being ali)e as it is
about escaping pain.
1or as much as "e mock feminists for being negati)e, for getting "ith "omen to talk bad about
men, it is becoming more and more clear that /<T$W is becoming more like the mirror image.
(eha)ior by beha)ior, a /<T$W male acts )ery similar to a feminist in lifestyle and habit. 5ou
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begin to li)e alone, ha)e meetings "ith guys to 0talk bad about "omen0 8to ease e-istential pains9,
and "rite bad essays.
! think it is becoming clear that marriage and children is a natural longing in not +ust "omen but
men as "ell. #ature did not intend gender a)oidance. ! belie)e generally e)eryone is repelled by
the negati)e pessimistic tone found on /<T$W. Ho"e)er, people return consistently for a dose
of the poison to ease the e-istential pain 8caused by the natural longing of "ife and children
"hich is found in e)ery culture and time9. $nce con)inced by the rantings that "omen are more
painful than pleasurable, the male goes off semi=satisfied. (ut, alas, the natural longing creeps up
again causing the male to return.
why, it must be re2uited + hear how + am censured:
they say + will bear myself proudly, if + perceive
the love come from her' they say too that she will
rather die than give any sign of affection + did
never think to marry: + must not seem proud: happy
are they that hear their detractions and can put
them to mending. They say the lady is fair' 'tis a
truth, + can bear them witness' and virtuous' 'tis
so, + cannot reprove it' and wise, but for loving
me' by my troth, it is no addition to her wit, nor
no great argument of her folly, for + will be
horribly in love with her + may chance have some
odd 2uirks and remnants of wit broken on me,
because + have railed so long against marriage: but
doth not the appetite alter0 a man loves the meat
in his youth that he cannot endure in his age
#hall 2uips and sentences and these paper bullets of
the brain awe a man from the career of his humourE
No, the world must be peopled "hen + said + would
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die a bachelor, + did not think + should live till +
were married
#!(uch %do %bout Nothing!, Shakespeare
/<T$W is e7ually damned.
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/ore reasons "hy ! am not a /&A
There is nothing "rong "ith single issue ad)ocates. The problem occurs "hen it starts to
o)erride e)erything else. Take the %lian <on:ale: scenario. /&As, seeing only the boy returned
to his father, begin immediately applauding. They cheer the Janet &eno "ho sent the troops to
in)ade the house for the boy on one side "hile condemning Janet &eno for Waco. #e)er mind
that children belong to the State, not fathers, in 3uba.
/&A has "on W%&$ political )ictories. *espite this, many ha)e mo)ed further and further to
more e-treme )ie"s. #o more is it about e7ual rights for men as it is about taking a"ay "oman0s
right to )ote and changing consent la" among other things. This tells me most /&A are not
really serious about the cause.
When people are serious about changing la"s, they aim for the small )ictories first. Socialists do
not declare they "ant to nationali:e all industry. They "ould be dead in the "ater politically if
they did that. !nstead, they begin "ith small )ictories and so on to bigger ones. !f /&As "ere
serious, they "ould try to make change in a tactical manner. /ost don0t ha)e the self=discipline
to do this. They "ould rather take a ne"s story about some feminist or "oman, proceed to bash
it, and then lea)e satisfied only to return later and do it all o)er again. !t does not seem such
people are en+oying life. And en+oying life is ho" one con)erts and "ins.
There are t"o matriarchies, the feminism and the 0traditional "omen0 types. !0)e noticed "hen "e
attack one, it strengthens the other. Perhaps the ans"er is to pit the matriarchies against one
another. ,et them duke it out someho".
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,i)e !n the Talent
Aristotle said that man has t"o peaks that are accompanied by intense pleasure. se-ual
intercourse and thinking. The human soul is a kind of ellipse and its phenomena are spread
bet"een its t"o foci that display our tropical )ariety and ambiguity.
This "ill be no surprise to those "ho understand se-ual transmutation. The great salesman, as the
great artist and great entrepreneur, tends to harness the se-ual impulses not unlike a sailboat
being po"ered by the "ind. Transmutation also gi)es a reason for long term se-ual relationship,
i.e. marriage, for the husband is transmuted in that his energy is more direct, his "orld caught up
more in that 0electric0 "orld that is created "hen "e fall in lo)e, and the "ife the same. (ut "hat
if "e do not get "ho "e lo)e' !s all lost' We should put trust in His handi"ork as #ature tends
to "ork e)en "hen our misunderstandings say other"ise. %)en "ith a lost lo)e, the man 8or
"oman9 enters a transmuted state "hose memory can be recalled on.
This elliptical nature bet"een se-ual intercourse and thinking should e-plain a seeming
contradiction. "hy great men tend to seem simultaneously "ild se-ually yet celibate often. The
cause and effect is not the intercourse but the state of high se-ual being "ithin the man. This
high state of se-ual being does lead to great thoughts and, also, does lead to se-ual liaisons. The
latter can, sometimes, destroy the former but not al"ays. We can "atch (en+amin 1ranklin or
Thomas Jefferson do great things of thought "hile their highly charged se-ual natures tended to
lead them to )arious ladies0 beds. And to those greats that self=defined themsel)es as 0gay,0 they
don0t mean gay in the modern sense. They feared "omen "ould remo)e such transmutation from
them and didn0t ha)e such fear "ith men.
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!t also e-plains "hy great "riters, thinkers, artists, and businessmen are 0"eird0 and 0nuts0 to the
general public. Ho"e)er, it is a gra)e mistake to correlate 0"eirdness0 and 0nuts0 to greatness.
/ost of the time, a nut is +ust a nut.
1reud sa" only one focus in the soul, the same one as the brutes ha)e, and had to e-plain all
psychology0s higher phenomena by society0s repression. 1reud didn0t really belie)e in the soul
but in the body "ith its passi)e instrument of consciousness, the mind. !t is a blunted )ision of
the higher phenomena as illustrated by his crude obser)ations about art and philosophy. 1reud is
no" mainstream. #ot only are the pimps and sluts dressed in the higher elliptical clothes once
reser)ed for aristocrats, they use 1reudian language as e-planation.
The conte-t that se-ual intercourse is the peak of our li)es and Human e-istence, "hich it PhasP
to be if change o)er time is nothing but consistent gene s"apping, creates Humans "ho,
naturally, "ant to e-perience the peaks in life so therefore gra)itate to"ard se-ual intercourse for
the sake of se-ual intercourse. 5oung people, "ho for their li)es only recogni:e that being
controlled by nature is the march of progress, ha)e not yet understood as older people do that
nature must be harnessed. /ost "ill ne)er understand in their lifetimes.
So "hat is the problem in this' The higher state of the soul, the elliptical end from se-ual
intercourse, is "hat ! identify as 0talent.0 %)eryone has talent, a yearning dri)e to do something
than li)e a life of an animal. %)en the pimps and sluts ha)e this yearning as "ell. When conte-t
ne)er allo"s the soul to reach for talent but only se-ual intercourse, often in an en)ironment
"here this conte-t is dominant 8such as the modern "orld today9 or "hen se-ual intercourse
comes too early in life and cuts the cord to the elliptical talent abo)e, kno"ledge is ne)er sought
yet the person is filled "ith 0opinions.0
The e)ent goes as follo"s.
=The young person either has a too soon se-ual e-perience or too many that cements his conte-t
or heRshe li)es in an en)ironment "here the conte-t is that the peak of human e-istence is se-ual
intercourse 8and the 0talent0 doesn0t e-ist9.
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=The cord to kno"ledge and the 0talent0 are snipped. The person can become skilled and e)en
smart and thri)e in today0s economy. 5et, the person "ill ne)er e)er "alk in the same realm that
(ach, Plato, Shakespeare among others all did. They "ill "alk past the ruins "ithout "ondering
"hat "ent on 8And "hy should "e, Pook' Well, such "onder is "hat the &enaissance "as all
about9.
=These snipped are literally so. They are sterile in the "ay of the soul. %)en though their conte-t
is that the soul does not e-ist, they still long for something abo)e the life of an animal. They
desire their life to ha)e meaning. At a young age, many think it "ill result in marriage and
children. They reali:e this isn0t the case.
=The snipped then proceed to make their li)es "orth meaning. #o one "ants to li)e an empty
life. Thus, they become the perfect fodder for mass mo)ements as detailed by %ric Hoffer0s True
(elie)er book be it #a:ism, 3ommunism, %n)ironmentalism, 1eminism, /<T$W,
3hristianity, nationalism, liberalism, conser)atism, libertarianism, anarchism, and so on.
!nterestingly, each and e)ery person in the abo)e says the e-act same thing. History "ill record
our cause as true and +ust.
=As they age, they become obsessed "ith history in either re="riting it this is ho" it really
happened! or in pointing at it this is a historic e)ent!
!f one doesn0t "ant the abo)e, then one needs to stri)e to li)e in the talent. *o not mistake to be
,!TT to mean seeing the elliptical opposite as destructi)e or that celibacy is the "ay. ,i)ing in
the talent is all about being se-ually charged and directing your energies to that talent. !t does not
mean not sleeping "ith "omen2 it means not dedicating your life to sleep "ith "omen. !t also
means re+ection of the conte-t that se-ual intercourse is the only peak of e-istence. !t means
stri)ing to"ards e-cellence "hich is something bulls and geese cannot do 8but e)en cattle can go
their o"n "ay9.
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Talent already li)es in you so you ought to li)e in the talent. #o matter "here you are, you0ll
al"ays feel at home.