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Nightmare

Last night, I descended into the depths of a harrowing nightmare, where the chilling specter of war haunted every corner of my subconscious. In the eerie landscape of my dreams, I found myself visiting Serbia and in the middle of a war zone, desperately attempting to shield my loved ones from the merciless onslaught of violence. I was in a taxi and being taken to an underground car park and an area containing industrial plant and heating equipment for an office building above that had been razed by bombing. Local inhabitants were living a subterranean life of terror and taking shelter from incessant bombing and mortar attacks. On the street, mortars were flying into crowds. Some of the mortars were just empty shells, but some of them were armed and ripped people apart. You just never knew which mortars were real, but everyone was a weapon of psychological warfare designed to terrorize and destroy any human hope. As often in dreams, the precise details were not clear. I did not know who...

Popuar Conservatism

Popular Conservatism as espoused by humanity's foul skid mark Jacob Rees-Mogg and his group of self-obsessed, ecocentric, sociopaths, whose moral compasses only ever point in the direction of self-interest. "Any rational, democratic leader would naturally aspire to garner public support and advocate for policies that resonate with the populace. However, the term 'populist' has been tarnished, relegated to a label of disdain rather than admiration. It is portrayed as undignified and lacking in intellectual depth, as though the role of a politician is akin to administering unpleasant medicine to an unwilling patient. This patronizing attitude epitomizes the challenges of contemporary politics and underscores the imperative for a movement like Popular Conservatism – or PopCon, as it's abbreviated – to emerge." Source: Jacob Ress-Moog https://conservativehome.com/2024/02/06/jacob-rees-mogg-its-time-for-popular-conservatism/ In reality, the notion of delivering bit...