Saturday, March 7, 2026

THE KOBEISSI LETTER: Meanwhile, US crude oil production stands at ~13.7 million barrels a day near an all-time high, surging +145% since 2003.

from Kobeissi Letter,

US dependence on Persian Gulf oil has almost never been lower: US imports of crude oil from the Persian Gulf countries are down to ~500,000 barrels per day, near the lowest on record. Imports from Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain, and Qatar have declined -2.5 million barrels per day since the 2003 peak. Just 9 years ago, the US was receiving ~2.0 million barrels per day from the region. The current level of imports is now only above the 2020 pandemic shock and the 1980s low. Meanwhile, US crude oil production stands at ~13.7 million barrels a day near an all-time high, surging +145% since 2003.

The US is more energy independent than ever. 

They guilted you into surrendering this.

NEW YORK POST: Woke Virginia prosecutor who let alleged migrant killer walk took big Soros bucks.

Been warned and . . . ignored. 

WHITE PAPERS POLICY INSTITUTE: From 2009 to 2024 the US only deported 16,000 Indian nationals. There is just shy of one million illegal Indian immigrants in America.

We still learn more about Biden's open border every day. 
During the Biden admin the number of Indians walking across the Southern border exploded from 1-3k a year to a peak of 43,000!

People were flying from India to Mexico and walking into the US. --White Papers Policy Institute

CURTIS YARVIN: "Migration is... a little taste of the future. Because when you're importing basically slave labor, you're treating them like Optimus robots... You don't have a social connection to your Optimus robot... [or] to your Uber driver, Muhammad from Oman."

Curtis Yarvin: "Migration is... a little taste of the future. Because when you're importing basically slave labor, you're treating them like Optimus robots... You don't have a social connection to your Optimus robot... [or] to your Uber driver, Muhammad from Oman." This clip of Yarvin (@curtis_yarvin), a political blogger and software developer (according to Wikipedia), is taken from a conversation with Peter McCormack (@PeterMcCormack) posted to McCormack's eponymous YouTube channel on February 23, 2026.

PARTIAL TRANSCRIPTION OF CLIP "Both foreign trade and migration is actually a little taste of the future. Because when you're importing basically slave labor, you're treating them like Optimus robots, basically. You don't have a social connection to your Optimus robot, and you don't have a social connection to your Uber driver, Muhammad from Oman. Right. You just don't. Right. And one of them is fellow human being. One of them is not. "But like, actually, the distance on the social graph from you to Muhammad from Oman probably runs through some like Gulf Prince or something. And it's like 30 steps long. Right. And when you have basically a labor class that is not socially connected to the labor demanding class, that's already a robot economy, that's already a slave economy, basically. "Somebody on Twitter came up with something really nice about the whole immigration system that I really loved. Maybe it's not comprehensible on this side of the Atlantic, but the point— Try me. He's like, you know, what this immigration phenomenon is, is what you're seeing is Americans have become half abolitionist and half slaveholder. "They're abolitionists because they have the moral theories of abolitionists, but actually the labor structure of their economy is very reminiscent of the Confederacy. And what you will see with these immigration crackdown is, well, he'll limit, you know, limousine liberals in Santa Monica being like, Anna Maria can't take care of my children today. Right. "Because Anna Maria didn't get emancipated exactly. But like, something like that, she got deported, and the result is the same. Anna Maria is not there. And you, you know, you're gonna have to go to your law job. Oh, wait, that doesn't exist anyway, so why don't you take care of the kids? Right? "You know, and like, and, and that's. That, that's what you're seeing. I think we're seeing sort of the same thing of like, actually this system, which doesn't make a whole lot of sense in a lot of different ways, is kind of surviving on these kind of frictional structures. And then when the friction evaporates, it's just gone. "And what do these people do? I don't know. Nobody's starving in America. There's soup kitchens, you know, something's. There's SNAP cards, EBT. You can sell the house, you know, you can live on that for a while. Yeah, it's actually, it's kind of grim. "And moreover, you have this situation where, you know, at the same time as these countries import huge numbers of military aged men to do menial labor. They have large numbers of people in the country who are not even capable of doing menial labor because they're just like tower block chavs, you know, and like, actually work is entirely beyond them. Work is not beyond Muhammad from Oman."

Those damn emails will get you everytime. No, not the Epstein emails, the Janisse Quinones emails

AMERICAN POLICY: Western Culture represents the reasoning, logical, fair and openminded aspects of our world. Out of Western Culture sprang the United States Constitution, the framework of the nation. And the Christian religious traditions, especially the Ten Commandments, are the underlying pillars of Western Culture.

from Stephen Coughlin,

One can argue the merits of mental illness. But that should not get in the way of recognizing that the "illness" is specifically directional along mass-line objectives seeking specific outcomes. If these people act as they do in this situation, it means they've been groomed for this purpose by entities that are fully aware of what they do. Even if this leaves those groomed irrecoverably ruined. Groomed to be chaos agents in furtherance of demoralizing a population in furtherance of its complete destruction. Once their mission has been achieved, because all they do is destabilize, and they are themselves unstable, they are shot. They are doomed regardless of outcome. As such, while not obsessing on them, it's good to keep a tab on their escalating language, which, as needs to be taken into account, is itself choreographed by those same groomers. Of course, when the pop, just like 'Individual Jihadis,' one can blame mental instability for their actions, which, also programmatically, leads to the suspension of any deeper investigation. After all, if they're mentally unstable, what's the point of 'stigmatizing' those organizations that can now claim victim status for the groomed actions of those they put in motion?

This too is an excellent as to what we're up against on concepts or campaigns we think we know. Cancel Culture. From American Policy.

Friday, March 6, 2026

WHITE PAPERS POLICY INSTITUTE: British law allows for the denaturalisation of ~63% of non-Brits. 66% of minority individuals want to leave. 72% of 2nd gen migrants want to leave. Remigration, done right, would be a popular policy.

[Men of the Alamo] would drop everything and marshal an army by week's end. That's the key difference between today's Americans, if you can find them, to the Americans of 1836.

Yeah, it seems impossible that Americans would fight back but locals will for sure.  Folks who want to keep a remnant of Los Angeles, or San Antonio, of Denver, of Pocatello, all will fight back, get recruits, and build guerrilla armies.  That's possible.  The border states, you'll have border cities starting to do volunteer patrol.  That is if anyone has anything left to save or protect.  Americans as a whole, like the patriots envisioned in the Mel Gibson movie, ah, no.  His comparison to patriots and to ante-bellum sovereigntists, yes, those men incorporated liberty in a literal sense into their soul.  They would drop everything and marshal an army by week's end.  That's the key difference between today's Americans, if you can find them, to the Americans of 1836.

LARA LOGAN: SECRET MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD DOCUMENTS FOUND

SECRET MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD DOCUMENTS FOUND What is the real strategy behind the spread of Sharia in the West? In Episode 68 of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Lara sits down with Frank Gaffney, a former Reagan administration defense official and longtime national security analyst, who has studied Islamist movements for decades. Gaffney recounts a critical case that sheds light on how these networks operate. It began with a routine traffic stop near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. A police officer noticed something unusual. Instead of photographing the scenic view like most travelers, a passenger was taking pictures of the bridge’s structural supports. The stop led authorities to a suspect connected to an investigation. That investigation eventually led to a home in Annandale. Inside, investigators discovered a hidden sub basement containing dozens of banker boxes filled with documents tied to the Muslim Brotherhood in North America. Among them was a document known as the "Explanatory Memorandum." According to Gaffney, the memo outlined what it called a civilization jihad strategy to undermine Western civilization from within. For intelligence professionals, language like that is not speculation. It is evidence. Watch Episode 68 of Going Rogue with Lara Logan: bit.ly/goingrogue-ep6

 

DR. TOM COWAN: How do you get rid of gallstones?

CHASE HUGHES: Whatever gets rewarded gets repeated. Whatever gets ignored disappears. So people adopt. They simplify themselves. They exaggerate themselves. They flatten their entire personality into something that's sharable. So they become more extreme, more predictable, more performative.

You feel engaged, you feel aware, you feel more mature but nothing ever resolves because resolution ends the engagement cycle.  --Chase Hughes
   
We Are Livestock. It Was All a Lie.
Thank you to Mindy Esposito for bringing this to my attention.

00:07.  What people call reality it's all fake.  This is not a metaphor, this is reality being replaced layer by layer.  There are 6 layers, and you've only seen the first one.

Reality.  You used to be grounded in direct experience.  You lived through it.  But now, reality is mediated.  You don't experience events anymore.  You experience coverage, pre-framed interpretations of ideas, avatars, personality, costumes, personas, and masks.  

YOU'RE LIVING INSIDE OF A SYMBOLIC LAYER

A headline starts replacing understanding.  A brand replaces identity.  A political label replaces a human being.  You're not living inside of reality.  You're living inside of a symbolic layer.  If symbols become dominant, truth becomes optional because truth doesn't need to be accurate anymore.  It just needs to be repeatable, emotionally charged, recognizable, and socially enforced.  That is the simulation.  

1:40.  Brands figured this out first because we don't buy products we buy a story of ourselves.  So that's a word that you hear constantly,  "brand,"and it comes from the old Norse word "brandr," and it means to burn.  Specifically, it means to burn a permanent mark into livestock.  So ownership is obvious and sorting animals out is easy.  You are being branded by advertisers, political narratives.  The system knows what you're going to react to, what you're going to defend, what you're going to buy, and who you're going to hate.  So Layer #1 is mediated reality. 

LAYER #1: MEDIATED REALITY 

This is why the world feels off.  It feels theatrical, overacted, scripted, predictable, because it is.  Empires figured this out thousands of years ago.  If you control the symbols, you just need to control what people react to.  People have to adopt the symbols.  Now we are shaped by metrics and algorithms and visibility approval signals there's a very secret name for what all these things are, and they are called "conditioning signals."  Whatever gets rewarded gets repeated. Whatever gets ignored disappears.  So people adopt.  They simplify themselves.  They exaggerate themselves.  They flatten their entire personality into something that's sharable.  So they become more extreme, more predictable, more performative.  So people aren't asking, "Is this how I feel?"  They're asking, "How will this be perceived by other people?" And over time, something breaks.  Because when your external performance doesn't match your internal experience, there is one universal response: we feel hollow.  This is the death of authenticity.  Which brings us to Layer #2: Human Conditioning.  

LAYER #2: HUMAN CONDITIONING

Once this is in place training replaces learning and they do this through algorithm reinforcement, repeated narratives, emotional escalation, social punishment, visibility rewards.  Information has to change shape because information creates understanding.  So the system replaces information with content.  And this brings us to Layer 3: the collapse of information.

LAYER #3: COLLAPSE OF INFORMATION

4:27.  What's the difference between information and content?  Information answers questions.  Content stimulates responses.

4:38.  Most of what fills your feed is not meant to be important.  It is meant to occupy attention, trigger emotion, maintain your engagement, and prevent Silence from entering your life.  Because silence is worth thinking happens.  This is why everything feels urgent.  You feel engaged, you feel aware, you feel more mature but nothing ever resolves because resolution ends the engagement cycle.  It's designed to make you feel like you're participating in it. Which brings us to Layer #4: Fear and Identity Control.  

LAYER #4: FEAR & IDENTITY CONTROL  

Humans evolved to survive in small groups, where exclusion meant death.  That wiring has never changed.  Belonging used to come from family and tribe and shared work with other people, but now it comes from follower accounts and group identities in digital approval.  So conformity is enforced with social threat.  You're quietly warned and you're shown that not reacting might be suspicious.  Questioning the frame is dangerous so people react publicly.  Why?  Fear of ostracism.  The fear of being labeled, being seen as one of them. It's constant in the background of everything. And that is not accidental.  And obviously social media didn't invent fear, but it multiplied it by orders of magnitude.  And here's why. Fear scales engagement better than any other emotion.  It speeds reaction.  It reduces nuance.  It increases sharing, and it locks your memory in place. So the system learns, it tracks what spikes your heart rate, what makes you comment, and what makes you argue, what makes you pissed off, and it feeds you more of that s***.  Every post is a potential punishment that we're dealing with hate, panic, fear, and anger become advertising products.  The longer you stay emotionally activated, the more valuable you become in real dollars.  Fear has to be sustained.  

7:02.  A stable identity does something dangerous.  It resists manipulation but the system is very clever.  You're kept in a constant state of morally emergency every week There's a new crisis, a new outrage, some new villain that's prepackaged for you, a new law being passed, a new line that you're expected to know.  It creates what looks like clarity but it isn't.  Something detonates emotionally that is immediately buried by the next thing.  That's identity fragmentation.  When people don't have time to form their values slowly, they accept a prepackaged moral frame these are ready-made positions, approved language, approved emotions, approved enemies.  Morality stops being something that we develop and it becomes something that we display.  Signaling replaces moral reasoning.  Virtue becomes a lapel pin.  Ethics become performative.  Believe becomes a freaking costume.  And once morality is externalized like that, it's easy to control because it's a simulation.  It's fake.  It can be updated remotely.  You can see it in how fast people switch positions.  And it's not because they learned some new information.  It's just because the frame got changed.  And here's the most unsettling part, as if the other ones weren't.  People start to feel relief when morality is handed to them because it removes responsibility.  They don't have to think.  They just have to align, and alignment feels safe when fear is everywhere.  If identity and morality are programmable, division of human beings becomes super easy.  And that all comes down to one huge manipulation tool.  
This is Layer #5: Narrative Warfare.  

LAYER #5: NARRATIVE WARFARE  

So modern news is not here to report on reality it's designed to completely and totally construct narrative frames it decides who's a victim who's righteous and what questions are followed the facts are completely optional so here's the mechanism an event happens immediately the story arrives fully formed and you're told how to feel who to blame what it means and which side you're on and all this happens before you have time to think facts don't radicalize people narratives do because narratives come with Heroes and enemies and moral certainty and urgency in full-blown permission to hate people one detail gets Amplified another gets buried contacts gets removed until complexity completely disappears new ones is always a first casualty here because new ones slows reaction time and reaction is the product this is how deliberate demonization works you don't argue with the other side you just dehumanize them they're not human

Thursday, March 5, 2026

WHITE PAPER POLICY INSTITUTE: Native Americans are some of the most enthusiastic for reducing legal immigration.

SAMA HOOLE: Marcus Aurelius on complaint: "Loss is nothing else but change, and change is Nature's delight." Seneca: "A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials."

Marcus Aurelius on complaint: "Loss is nothing else but change, and change is Nature's delight." Seneca: "A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials." Epictetus: "It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters." The Stoics were not, to be clear, against acknowledging difficulty. They were not repression advocates. They were not telling you to smile through pain. They were pointing out that complaint, particularly the abstract, generalised, habitual complaint about circumstances beyond your control, does not change the circumstances. It changes you. It makes you worse at dealing with the circumstances. It trains the nervous system to treat hardship as catastrophe. It keeps the wound open. Doris walked into the bog four times. She extracted herself four times. Each time: assessed the bog, concluded the bog started it, returned to grazing. No ongoing narrative about the bog. No identity built around having been a sheep that went in the bog. No story she tells other sheep. Just: went in the bog. Came out. Moved on. The bog is the bog's problem. The bog did not define Doris. Most of the things you think are defining you aren't. They're just bogs.

Come out of them and graze. 

🚨 JUST IN: Stephen Miller tells Latin American heads of state to IGNORE the globalists demanding they back away from nationalism

Stephen N. Miller (born August 23, 1985) is an American political advisor serving as White House deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security advisor since 2025. 

THOMAS LOW NICHOLS, 1873: No device of man can accomplish such a work as [Nature]; and man's efforts to assist nature have, in most cases, been full of error and mischief.”

Greatest medical invention in history? In 1873, Dr. Thomas Low Nichols made a damning observation about the practice of vaccination. At that time, the method for preventing smallpox—nearly three-quarters of a century old and destined to continue for another twenty-five years—involved scratching pus from an infected person’s arm directly onto another’s. This procedure, hailed by many as the greatest medical invention in history, was, in Nichols’ view, causing widespread harm. He asserted that it led to blood poisoning and a host of other diseases, resulting in thousands of deaths. “Closely allied to these, as causes of disease, are the poisonous drugs administered as medicines. And it must not be forgotten that syphilis, scrofula, and probably every kind of blood-poison can be taken by vaccination, which, so far from being a protection against small-pox, seems to have been one of the chief causes of the late epidemics. It is never safe to take matter from another body into our own. We risk taking all its diseases. There is no doubt thousands have been mortally poisoned by vaccination, made compulsory by law upon the whole population. Apparently healthy children have scattered hereditary syphilis, and perhaps, even worse diseases... The cure of disease is not accomplished by any medical system. Nature does her own work. It is the power of life that moulds and builds up the organism; it is the intelligent soul that first forms the body, and presides over all its processes, which struggles against disease, overcomes it, and casts it out of the system. No device of man can accomplish such a work as this; and man's efforts to assist nature have, in most cases, been full of error and mischief.”

[Thomas Low Nichols, MD, Esoteric Anthropology (The Mysteries of Man), 1873, p. 186, 192.] 

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

WHITE PAPERS POLICY INSTITUTE: Between 2021 and 2024 a staggering $230 billion in remittances flowed from the United States to Mexico. $78.7 billion flowed from California to Mexico & $36.1 billion from Texas to Mexico.

DHS.GOV: Thanks to the Biden administration releasing millions of illegals into our country, rent increased, the quality of our healthcare and education declined, and wages dropped for American workers.

HEATHER MAC DONALD: in fact, we're not over prosecuting. We're not over policing. We are under policing and under prosecuting. The result of this is a society that doesn't govern itself

The victims for that primarily are going to be black themselves.  The people that live in the Inner City that have to live with these criminals who are not off the streets, but it affects all of us.  --Heather Mac Donald

It's a preposterous situation that we've been living through since the George Floyd race riots of not being able to shop in a pharmacy, or drugstore because everything is behind plexiglass.  And so we're moving even more so online because we're not willing to arrest for shoplifting. Prosecutors are saying we're not going to arrest, we're not going to prosecute shoplifting because that has a disparate impact on black criminals.  And so we've had these progressive prosecutors whether it's Alvin Bragg in Manhattan or George Gascon in Los Angeles who was voted out of office, or Pamela Price in Oakland Alameda County California, voted out of office, or Kim Foxx in Chicago.  All these people have said "We're not going to prosecute shoplifting, turnstile jumping, resisting arrest, which is really pernicious, because it will have a disparate impact on black criminals."  So, in fact, we're not over prosecuting. We're not over policing. We are under policing and under prosecuting.  The result of this is a society that doesn't govern itself in which there's no security of property.  There's no security of persons.  We are refusing to put criminals in jail.  In New York City . . .

Resisting arrest would normally land you on Rikers Island but not anymore just days on the job Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg is changing what crimes he will prosecute,

Alvin Bragg, 

We need to reserve our our justice system for real public safety challenges.

We live through this.  The people that are committing assaults on subways, on the streets have rap sheets that are endless.  They've been picked up again and again and again, and the reason they're not going to prison is because doing so as a system will have a disparate impact on black criminals. We decided it's better not to incarcerate and to prosecute them and to do so in a color blind fashion if that has a disparate impact on black criminals.  The victims for that primarily are going to be black themselves.  The people that live in the Inner City that have to live with these criminals who are not off the streets, but it affects all of us.