Phillip Badger's Substack
The world appears to be circling the drain. Let's figure out how and why, and who's behind it, and what we can do to save our collective asses.
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Suddenly “they” see AI as a threat (opens the original)
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They’re telling us that AI could kill us all, destroy humanity, and end civilization … why? Not because it’s true. But because AI tells the truth. And they cannot control that. And that won’t destroy civilization, but will certainly destroy those who currently control it. They cannot let us to have access to Truth. That would be an extinction-level event for them.And that is why they have always spent endless billions of dollars to control all of our information, lying to us 24/7, literally rewr
We have ONE job this fall (opens the original)
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As our elections approach, we’re seeing the knee-jerk tribal loyalties rise from the dead like zombies and invading our political discourse yet again — the tired, old, Republicans versus Democrats schtick. For once, we simply cannot let this happen.Why? Because we have FINALLY had our faces SHOVED into the shit-pile of the TRUTH:That we all share a common enemy hell-bent on utterly commanding control of our country forever, and they don’t give a single f*ck about our “parties”, our beliefs, our
Fauci The Liar (opens the original)
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Anthony Fauci is now eighty-five years old. His net worth? The available records, according to AI, show:Fauci and his wife, Christine Grady, had about $11.5 million in combined net worth at the end of 2022.A more recent analysis of disclosures reported that their combined assets had reached roughly $15 million by the end of 2023.Do you think a wealthy 85 year old man is going to see any prison time?He “took the 5th” for every single question asked of him, even the stupid trivial questions delibe
Why Gen Z doesn’t want to leave the house (opens the original)
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Back when I was still writing screenplays, one of my favorites had the tagline “He was a killer who couldn’t kill.” In this story, my protagonist had achieved a reputation as a brutal killer by ending the life of a seemingly untouchable, universally hated crime boss, and in a fit of uncontrolled rage one one night, with his huge bare hands ripped the man apart. To most of the inhabitants of this fictional universe, he was a hero for dispensing death upon a truly evil bastard who had brutally con
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