Closing Our Doors

Corvus Rising:
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My design.

A man “in transition.”
Spoiler: it’s J.P. Sears.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b56Si3DY6cQ

I can’t confirm this is correct, but if it is, we are going to need “NO-VAX” only clubs.

https://www.henrymakow.com/2021/05/steve-fishman-who-will-survive-vaccine.html?_ga=2.108213442.1919444607.1616347091-903648786.1588285733

If we find out that the jabbed are now deadly to the naturals, does that mean it is OK to shoot them in self defense? Will we be able to demand ‘social distancing’? Like say 700 yards or so? Free fire on approach? Or just fire? I hear Zombies don’t like fire.

When this whole hoax started and they closed all the fitness centers my lady got pissed! She was friends with two of the senior class instructors and started meeting at a local park to work out. The cops are mostly cool here and the park is surrounded by houses and was never “closed”. Other locals started to notice and now they have over 50 senior “members”. They celebrate b-days, have luncheons and so on under the trees. They even got a name “The Lemon Park Peeps”.
So up yours big brother!

Way ahead of ya. Got the private gathering place. Got the private gym. Got the private market. Working on a private dining club.
A lot can happen in the middle of nowhere without being noticed.
Liberty will never return so long as government licenses are respected.

Eric, Eric, Eric,
Fixer Upper? I used to watch that but got tired of Chip and his ‘antics’, plus his nasty looking greasy hair. I watch Restored, found it by accident a few years ago, only about two seasons, real good show, none of the antics and the drama.
Nunz, what part of Kentucky do you live in? I have a daughter at Stewart Home in Frankfort.
Grandma Ivey freed us down here in Alabama the first part of April. Things are pretty much back to normal. Still go in some places where employees/customers wearing the mask. I don’t ever wear mine (unless forced to, post office, etc) have always been an antimasker. This whole Covid thing smelled funny from the start. We do still have some crazies wearing the mask, usually older people. Have an older gentleman at church that had his vaccine as soon as it was available, probably no telling how many older people he ran over to get his shot. Been showing up at church wearing his mask. The next time I see him am going to ask him why he’s till wearing his mask after all he’s ‘protected’ now.
For the most part it’s nice down here. Glad that a lot of people think everyone in Alabama is a redneck and ignorant, helps keep a lot of undesirables away.
If you need a place to meet I live on 60 acres, can’t see anyone’s house from my house. I do have a nice empty metal building with a porch on three sides. Ya’ll can come down here and meet in it, it’s far away from the house, wouldn’t even know you were there.
Politicians are all the same, don’t trust any of them, should be term limits on every public office. There should be no such animal as a ‘career’ politician.

Can’t do it turtle.

Besides, without RG to set up the tax structure, it could never come to pass.

Crows may have rights and information about crows could be used for illegal purposes.

This is definitely the time when we must defer to someone who is better able to make our decisions for us.

Tuanorea

Changing subjects – hey, Eric – here’s something for you to enjoy – https://www.businessinsider.com/electric-car-owners-switching-gas-charging-a-hassle-study-2021-4. Looks like the virtue signallers are starting to become too inconvenienced and are ditching their electric turduckens. Well, some of them, anyway.

“In my home”, “licensing”, “Permits”… etc etc etc…

After reading the comments I was reminded of all the keggers and poker games people/teenagers had during the 1980’s. I imagine that’s what frat houses did to which people commented on here. I don’t know, I never went to a frat house, after watching Animal House the ones nearby seemed lame and a bit more purposeless and pointless than…

Anyway, I was struck by the fact that not once did a kegger or card game of poker I ever went to have a stinking permit or any such goobermint approval.
A lot of them got raided and shut down and a few people even got tickets or went to jail, for sure, but by far, most didn’t.
I’m guessing that’s a template of sorts. They’re probably happening already, I’m just too old to get invited to most of them.

That’s a nice thought to end the day: teenaged keggers – happening right now – with no face diapers. I hope there’s alot of them. Full house and 4 Aces.

Hi Eric,

I’m assuming your recent get-together (as well as any future ones with new invitees) was/will be with folks whom you already know well enough to know they’re firmly against the sickness kabuki, as to cut down on the likelihood of infiltrators and snitches.

My problem is, I don’t really know anyone locally who meets such criteria— I do know some people who feel face diapers are superfluous, the edicts too harsh, etc. — but they still support the kabuki *in principle*, it’s just a matter of degree to them. Are there any specific ways you try to find out a person’s true beliefs without coming right out and asking (some might be “reluctant maskers” who are afraid of giving themselves away, etc.)?

Some good news from Corona CA, dated 1 May 2021.
May Day! A festival of spring and the celebration of new life, sometimes hijacked by the Commies for their own evil purposes.
Went to the local Farmers’ Market Sat AM, as usual.
Pleasant change to see several vendors unmasked, although sporting a face diaper dropped below the mouth in most cases. Maybe that is “just in case” some AGWs show up, which ain’t gonna happen here, AFAIK. This is an outdoor market, and even der Nuisance has “decided” (?) it is OK to be in the presence of one’s fellow human beings sans paranoia, at least in some instances.
Enjoyed a very pleasant conversation with Mary Scott of Bobcat Farms. She and her husband Lonnie keep bees, and sell seven varieties of delicious pure local honey.
She did wear a face diaper, but neither she nor her assistant appeared uncomfortable speaking with me (he with the naked face) at close range. No “social distancing” involved.
There may be hope yet.

The problem with speakeasies is that as long as you stay in the good graces of the local LEOs you’re fine. Look at college towns and fraternity row. They are by definition private clubs. I was never in a frat in college, but I spent a lot of time at them because friends of mine were in them so I got invited to parties. I never once felt that the cops were going to bust in during the weekly parties, even though there was plenty of illegal activity taking place. But it only takes a little bit of a fuss to be generated and the crackdowns begin. The enforcers know exactly what happens behind those closed doors, but for a lot of reasons they don’t act.

But then there are the outsiders. The speakeasies during prohibition generally weren’t a problem for the local PDs, only for the federal Bureau of Prohibition. They’re more than happy to shut down the illegal activity, even if it destroys communities. It’s their job.

Loved hanging with you and D. My fan-hood is even more solid after collectively answering the call of our incarnation yesterday: TO STAY FREE. I read aloud this morning to all the others your terrific post that captured the ideas and concepts from our all-day conversation. God bless us all.

It’s a fine idea, Eric! Just wish I had some hole-in-the-wall to practice such a thing.

I had predicted there would be COVID speak-easies, and there are were. They sometimes spin off into huge parties, and the AGWs show to wreck everything. At one point, California was threatening to turn off the utilities to such rebellious residences.

I love this idea and think it’s needed across the country. Only i expect at least in the bluest of blue locations these privatr clubs end up getting a hutting or 3. You will also see the ptb try and outlaw private clubs in those leftist locales. I really want this to become the norm. We the sane now know what the people who just wanted a beer after work went through 100 years ago during prohibition. The same karen attitude back then to legisate morality is what you are seeing today in the sickness advocates

Great post, Eric.
Your house, your rules.
As for myself, I generally do not have to deal with this hysteria in my working life, because, here in SoCal at least, construction industry does not have time or patience for this nonsense.
We are all trained, to some degree, in the proper selection, use, and *disposal* of correct PPE, and therefore realize that “doctor costumes” (the light blue droplet protection barriers) are emphatically *NOT* PPE, as admitted by the CDC.
If, for example, you have 40 hour HAZWOPER training, you will realize that effective safety procedures require thorough *decontamination* when exiting a contaminated zone. The general public is generally ignorant of this scientific reality (you know, actual science, more specifically industrial hygiene) and goes blissfully about its business wearing filthy, contaminated facial rags which can spread disease, assuming there is any disease to spread, and most definitely *do* deprive the wearer of oxygen.
For the record, should the situation arise, my personal as well as business policy is as follows:
Attention!
Achtung!
Atención!
Articles of clothing which conceal or obscure any facial feature are not permitted on these premises.
Full facial nudity is required beyond this point, without exception.
Those unwilling to comply will be asked to leave, and will be prosecuted for criminal trespass if they do not leave the premises immediately upon request by owner.

Community, Balkinization, flying under the radar, guerilla living so to speak. All things that will wear down the system.

Think about how in Vietnam or Afghanistan, you had peasant warriors poorly trained and equipped who didn’t defeat the United State Empire they just kept it from winning. Eventually exhausting and demoralizing the enforcer class.

Develop the attitude that there is no such thing as surrender, make them confront you head on. Their enforcement is highly reliant on compliance and fear. Very little is achievable through Jack-boots kicking your door/head in.

Starve the beast from a hundred different angles. Stay away from the larger centralized systems as much as possible, and localize.

Truthfully I think we are far closer to collapse than most would want to admit.

Speak-easy, private, invitation only clubs make sense as one branch of the trunk line to freedom.

One exception to the smoking ban of the 1990’s which I forgot about, riverboats.
Perhaps they were exempt because the State was so heavily invested into them, or they had powerful lobbyist, who knows. Could be because they were boats, on the Mississippi River?
They are all land based around here now and all have bans as far as I know.

If you’re near an interstate boundary water, or by the ocean, would a floating speakeasy work? Just be prepared to be boarded by the Coast Guard, searched without a warrant, and checked for the proper number of lifejackets, flotation pads and rope, and a whistle. Just a thought.

This brings up an interesting point: “democracy” is so radical and extreme that 100 years ago, the U.S. actually BANNED BEER.

The supposedly “freest country in the world” actually, literally, banned fucking beer. By constitutional amendment, even.

And that was only a few years after Woodrow Wilson lied us into World War I (after campaigning for re-election on the slogan “He kept us out of war.”) Two million men actually went to Europe to kill Germans who never attacked the U.S. The nation became so hysterical that the state of Nebraska actually outlawed teaching the German language. People refused to say “sauerkraut” and it became “liberty cabbage” instead. People who opposed entry into the war were thrown into prison, including perennial presidential candidate Eugene Debs.

The corona hysteria is actually nothing new. Mass insanity and mass hysteria is not a bug, it is a feature of democracy. Even Hitler, a vegetarian and a teetotaler, did not ban beer. Stalin did not ban beer. But the U.S., prompted by a bunch of do-gooder “Karens” a century ago, did, forcing people who wanted to drink it to do so in hiding, and to create a “criminal” underground network of speakeasies.

Something to ponder.

I was just thinking about the similarities of the Iraq war in the 1990’s to the Plandemic today. The war was passed off as something like a two week cakewalk and then the troops would be home.
Remember that?

In my town they tied huge yellow ribbons around the large trees lining the main drag through town to signify the hoped for speedy return of the troops, much like the ‘Mothering’ that the face-diapering was only for a few weeks to flatten the curve.
Soon after the yellow ribbons around the trees appeared the magnetic yellow ribbon bumper ‘stickers’ appeared. Just a simple yellow ribbon.
I wonder where that originated from, probably the Power Elite.

Then they started printing slogans on the yellow ribbon bumper ‘stickers’ and it then was co-opted moreso with the ‘Support The Troops’ slogans… and then the yellow was dropped altogether.
What a transition, quite like going from, ‘flatten the curve’ to ‘to protect Granny’ and other shit. Then, of course, all kinds of ribbons with other slogans appeared, breast cancer and ‘race for the cure’ being the most numerous, I think. [And, of course, so long as there was money to be made, there never would be a cure].

I wonder who took down the big yellow ribbons tied around the trees, the wind? And, oh boy has it been a long time since I saw one of those once numerous yellow ribbon bumper ‘stickers’.

My point being… psft, I’m not sure I have one. Just thinking out loud, I guess. I hope that wasn’t discouraging in anyway and was constructive and thought provoking in a positive way. A bit like saying, “watch out for that pothole” is, perhaps?

I Love this idea with every fiber of my being. It should go national.

Your efforts to have a private club remind me of similar efforts by some people in the 1990’s when the smoking bans were ordered by our overlords. I often considered opening one myself, always the snitch population seemed too dense in my area to ever do so.

To my knowledge, sadly, none of the efforts by others to keep a private one open were successful, the power-mad eagerly searched them out and shut them down while making a spectacle and example of doing so.
However; while no longer smoke-filled, I think a few public biker type places in the bad part of town still had ashtrays on their tables. Regretfully, I never managed to confirm that first hand.

I imagine it’s the same everywhere, smokers outdoor patios and beer garden-like areas sprouted everywhere, or else ‘smokers’ just stood on the sidewalk outside the doors to the restaurant or bar like some outcast untouchables, doubly so in freezing Winter weather or dismal Summer downpours. Then, limits were introduced as to how close to the doors one could smoke, incrementalism.
Bars have never been the same since, not in a good way, imho.

A few times I was disobedient and lit up in a bar (thereafter I simply stopped going) oh man does the heavy hand quite suddenly appear out of nowhere and chastise mean-like while kicking you out and the once friendly bartender quickly becomes fiendish. I knew then, that Americans – on the whole – were anti-liberty, gutless, back-stabbing, boot-licking cowards.
I still can’t get over how, even then, I underestimated how large that group is. It’s no wonder I failed to rally anyone to be against all the control grid spy cameras and red light cameras being placed all over town at the time. I hope I opened at least a few eyes.

That said, I hope you are successful.

Amen.
Any “public” business is under the thumb of the Psychopaths In Charge, up to and including slavery. As in the involuntary servitude “public” businesses are required to perform for customers they would rather NOT serve. Perhaps private clubs are a solution. I’ve often thought they could be for those of us who still smoke, but see no evidence of such. Beware the Psychopaths deciding private clubs must be abolished because racism. The bottom line is that the Psychopaths have an army of lawyers and psychologists working full time to predict how people might avoid their tyranny, while people like us seeking to avoid it most often have other jobs, and aren’t trained experts either. Never the less, action must be taken against them, to force their hand, and force the exposure of that hand.

“This is how we reassert ownership. ”

Eric my friend, you are dreaming. Your governor will command his covid storm troopers to stomp you like a bug. Thank goodness I live in a DeSantis led state.

Our Christian fellowship has been meeting non stop, save about a month at the very beginning when there were so many unknowns (even then, we met in a few homes, sometimes 40 plus people in a home) and live streamed services for those who didn’t or couldn’t meet. We hang after service for,hours – it’s like a little oasis or normalcy in a defective world. We share a meal, play games, talk, learn like always. We were talking about what to do if rona 4.0 happens? Well, we are all agreed that no,change, no listening to,shut down orders and admitted even that short pause was a mistake the 1st go round. Interestly, we’ve had no “cases” that can be traced to our meetings. Some people have gotten sick, a few really badly (the medical system is treating this wrong in many cases.) your best bet, a nurse and doc told us, is to not go to the hospital. Anyway, we’ve had visitors from all over the country come to services and they have a deer in the headlights look at first – no masks? We practice personal responsibility- if you’d like to wear one, fine, if not, fine. We’ll make nothing of it,either way. Anyone who masks has quickly gotten over that affectation. All are amazed that we’re not enforcing the empowers edicts and they embrace the freedom. Interestly, it’s the young adults that seem most likely to mask and expect others to. My 24 yr old son is an ardent masker – he stopped bitching about the fact that we aren’t, but still insists. I remind him he’s simply not at risk, and he says he’s protecting others… aka virtue signaling. When he says he’s protecting others, I’ll ask “from what?” Are you sick? No. So… why the mask again? Do you take antibiotics when you aren’t sick, just in case? The return to normal is hard when the whole planet seems determined to change the definition of normal. I like the private business idea btw.

Morning Eric, wish we knew you guys were getting together, the wife and I would would like to be in on a nice afternoon with ‘sane’ folks. Actually would feel more like family lol.