Vampires? Aristocrats? Languages? Consciousness? Huh?

The aliens are nice and they’re right next door, waiting for universal federation. Apparently it’s coming soon.

Actually the problem with the scary New Left is that they were too French for American integration, by which I mean too foreign: an easily demonized artful, clever, hypersexual and bourgeois Other. The Maoists among them of course, acted in the interests of socialism.

The bourgeois revolution in France had a fundamentally different and socialist character in comparison to the American bourgeois revolution, and this lead to France retaining (and also ossifying) language, national cuisine and peasant artisanry, while the American masses continue to be colonized by fascism and now have now wound up in a generational debate over fucking mayonnaise. On the other hand, now the French have to go to California to do acid.

The cultural and superstructural translations of High Maoism were never made accessible, synthesized or universalized.

As always, simply do what the CIA tells you - the New Left is great for America. By the way? It’s a little early for you all to declare yourselves free of CIA influence.

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Two opportunities for full moonlight hikes.

Is this video fundamentally correct? In a symbolic way, yes. The video must be negated.

I’ve met the aliens and I’ve met the fascists. Trust me, I prefer the aliens and have no fear.

Welcome to the Illuminati!

Exporting [bourgeois] weapons for a revolution isn’t Maoism. Maoism is when you export revolutionaries.

Revolution is not a matter of more guns in a country, it’s a matter of class contradictions within a country, and those contradictions are always internal to a country. Revolutions come from within - Maoist China had the world’s most advanced schools for revolutionaries.

The idea of giving everyone rocket launchers? That’s capitalist. Weird how the social imperialists did the same thing. Blame them.

Does exporting revolution even work? That’s a much harder question.

https://youtu.be/i8K0sW8GX-4

real theme music for the thread, the decayed Soviet Union was the greater social-imperial power in Afghanistan, in antagonistic contradiction with revolutionary Maoism, and we alone side with the masses of Afghanistan against all oppression

Mujahideen divide into two!

Shout out to the past, present, and postmodern Maoists in Afghanistan, the Communist (Maoist) Party of Afghanistan!

Fascinating! Hadn’t seen this thank you!

The combination of intuition, symbolic meaning, and knowledge gives rise to precognitive powers

I don’t have the full proof together yet. Soon.

Communism is about fighting for spirits and souls.

The economic aspect of socialism is and always has been full of bourgeois people with a bad economic track record, but thankfully Marxist accountants are simply accessories to revolution.

Did you hear that, Marxists? Karl Marx had some reactionary shit he had to say to try and sell a utopian revolution to old-timey white people. So did Lenin, so did everyone involved in ‘68. Blasphemy!

The pure Marxism is the core of the movement, but it won’t be able to fully vanquish capitalism before it solves other contradictions.

In other words, any Imperial Core revolution is incredibly likely to have limited capitalist markets still running for some time, but under the control of our Dark Father, George Soros, and the rest of the International Communist Movement.

We’ll get to true Communism when we realize that all labour is good, that we need dialectical balance in the value taken from nature, that we should help our neighbours, and so on: when we have fully decolonized the mass psyche.

That transformation will come rapidly as we continue to resolve American imperialism.

Humanity has repressed psychic ability

I don’t know how you all perverted Christ’s message of burning fossil fuel executives at the stake into this Christian Socialism meme...

Fashion-wise, I’m thinking dark robes, tunics, and black collars for all of October as we mourn the death of our democracy, so just go ahead and put those Halloween costumes on a little earlier this year.

That should be main 24/7 imo

got a sick unicursal hexagram tattoo out of it, really pleased with how it turned out

My mental health has improved dramatically, and it’s all because of you

This has to be a tagline

The supplement regime that’s going to work best for preventing oxidative damage during stimulant use is probably a combination of N-Acetyl-Cysteine (glutathione is the antioxidant you want) and magnesium

I used to do the Tums thing to modify stomach Ph, I wouldn’t recommend fucking with your microbiome like that

On repeat daily for a decade I fucking love it

Let’em know that you the baddest

The NSA knows that we did the unthinkable. We didn’t just watch anime. We combined it with drugs and hot drinks. We are incredibly dangerous

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