Hardly anybody knows that passports were introduced following World War 1 only as a temporary measure. International conferences on passport abolition were held in 1926 and 1947, but to no avail.
It’s always easier to quench freedoms than to restore them.
We are all unique and abnormal in some way or another. We all were not given something that most others were given.
And that’s great! Normalcy never mightens a person. It is being weird that protects one’s spirit.
Besides, how can abnormal creatures even define normalcy?
Just one smol misdeed can unmake great reputation and send karma down the drain.
Be careful. Follow natural law.
Here’s an announcement I heard on a flightcraft recently: “despite many free seats, please stay in your allocated ones for weight and balance purposes”.
Clever! Folk are more likely to follow rules with a clear explanation.
Established militaries embrace war because it is their path to more power, wealth, and glory. But any war is gruesome; cold peace is always preferable.
Moreover, a little war often leads to a big war. By aiding Ukraine financially and militarily, Western countries have fallen into the most dangerous ever escalation of commitment — one that brings us closer to World War 3 and nuclear annihilation.
The only way to destroy Slavs is to pit us against each other. We must stop taking the bait.
Pursuing technology for the sake of technology leads to soulless artificiality.
Technology should always serve a nobler end: improving quality of life, in the ancient sense.
The utmost truth cannot be put into words. God is incomprehensible.
The word religion stems from the Latin religare: to relink.
Religion exists to relink us with something greater.
Money is a go-between — a supposedly neutral tool that involved parties trust more than they trust each other.
Using fïat currency means trusting central banks more than trusting thy neighbor.
