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A panopticon is a prison so constructed that the inspector can see each of the prisoners at all times, without being seen.
Roth Note: The Iranians at the Supreme Leader’s funeral are flying red flags for revenge. There is a Youtube video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQDqQdLb3Ag. Unfortunately, for some reason WordPress is not allowing this video to be embedded.
There are Iranian calls for the killing of Trump. My question for the reader: If China had assassinated our president when we were not threatening China. Would we want to see Xi killed? Question number two. Should the Iranians assassinate Trump, would the reader see that as justified? Or, would the reader be willing to see our young military men killed and wounded in order to avenge a President who attacked another nation that was not a threat to the US? Attacked when that country was giving us what we wanted? Killed the leaders of that country and then bragged about it?
Update: Well, well. Looks like Rumble will embed.
UPDATE:
This is what Grok stated about this post prior to publishing here:
Eric Moutsos posted a photo of a Byron Donalds campaign mailer for the 2026 Florida gubernatorial race, circling the slogan “ISRAEL FIRST” alongside “AMERICA FIRST” and “FLORIDA FIRST,” with the caption “No words.”
A follow-up post includes a screenshot of a Grok AI response verifying the flyer as authentic Republican Party of Florida material for Donalds, a sitting U.S. Congressman and leading Trump-endorsed candidate.
The post spotlights the inclusion of Israel in the candidate’s priority list on a state-level mailer, drawing attention to foreign policy messaging in domestic U.S. political campaigns.
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A governor of a state should always put their state first. Putting America second is somewhat strange: the best interests of a state should always supersede the tyranny of the Federal government. Wasn’t that the point of the Bill of Rights?
Putting a foreign government’s interest equal to or above the nation is called treason. And they wonder why people are discussing revolution against tyranny. In this case, stupidity reigns supreme as Byron shows his true allegiance to a foreign power.
NGOs and selected politicians have bankrupted the country. If collapsing the Republic is not treason, what is it? Arrest, convict and hang them high.
Easy solution: hold the judges and magistrates responsible for criminals that they set free.
Update:
If too much oil is removed, the salt caverns may collapse. We also do not know how much water is under the oil: water is pumped under the oil to make it rise (and eroding the salt walls).
Trump is playing a dangerous game. We will soon know the truth concerning our oil situation in this country. Especially the situation for jet fuel and diesel.

It is said that every people carries within it a stream of memory—older than kings, older than castles. Deep beneath the roots of ancient forests, where mist and morning light meet, the echo of the ancestors rests.
There, the stones tell of a time when honor weighed more than gold and a spoken word was more sacred than any oath. It was not power alone that made a person great, but loyalty, courage, and the willingness to bear responsibility for kin, family, and community.
Ancient chroniclers described the peoples of the North with a mixture of admiration and wonder. They saw people who knew the forest as a teacher, viewed the sky as a mirror of destiny, and recognized the breath of the divine in the changing seasons. To many, the woman was the guardian of the hearth, a counselor and seer whose voice commanded attention in matters of great importance. In the lore, she appears not as a shadow of the man, but as a bearer of wisdom, dignity, and inner strength.
Ancient myths tell of the World Ash, whose roots touch the wells of wisdom; of the Norns, who weave the thread of life; and of the ancestors, whose deeds live on in the songs of their descendants. In this context, memory is not a burden but an obligation: to preserve what is good, to learn from mistakes, and to leave future generations something more than mere possessions—namely, character.
The spirit of the ancestors lives on not in the blood alone, but in the deeds of the living. Whoever acts justly, seeks the truth, protects their family, and respects nature carries forward the legacy of the ancestors. Thus, the past becomes a source of guidance.
Every human being stands between the roots of the past and the branches of the future. Those who honor memory recognize that true strength springs from steadfastness and wisdom. Thus the wind whispers through the crowns of the old trees: Remember who you want to be.
From Huter der Irminsul
Which is more complicit:
It is not too hard to find fraud in Minnesota: just step on the sidewalk and throw a coin.
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