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Fucking fantastic article Mark. Question for you though, can you really call someone a friend when you are not able to truly discuss the issues that surround us with them? Lately I've been running into the same issue and feel that those who claim the title of "progressive" are really just petulant children who threaten to hold their breath til they turn blue if they don't get their way. How can any sane adult be friends with people like that? It's easier to talk sense to my 22 month old daughter than it is with a "progressive" who has a masters degree, the sheer dumbing down of American society is something that will be studied throughout the ages by future historians as what not to do if you want to keep society health and functioning.

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This was absolutely spot freaking on. Knocked it out of the park. We have a parasitic and psychopathic bankster class that has turned this country into an economic zone to loot and plunder, using the Marxcissistic public officials and activists they've bought at a bargain, and concealing the nature of their crimes under a smokescreen of moral language that they hijack like a guerilla terrorist. We absolutely have to break the spell, at least for as many folks as possible, before it escalates to the next phase, which is coming upon us soon. You're doing God's work, Mark! Great job!

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I read it in one go, almost holding my breath. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU. This needs to be shouted out for the world to hear.

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Spectacularly well done. Compellingly written, flows expertly, includes both savvy insights and dark bitter laughs. Sorry about your friends. They're not really your friends. They'll sell you out in a hastened heartbeat when the time comes.

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Jan 8Liked by Mark Bisone

Unfortunately my own fair city has, I'm pretty sure, declared itself a sanctuary city. Sigh. My mother used to say we'd live to see all that's happening, happen. She also used to intone "charity begins at home" and was musing on that when a few lines later you used it, too! Excellent. I think too many people honestly believe they _are_ good. Like, for real. No one is good. I'm actually not a 5 point calvinist, or any pointage, but it's true about all our fallen natures. I don't care what "80% of world Christianity" thinks (according to a frequent commenter on another substance), the Bible is getting clearer by the second as pertains to prophecy. I just don't see how anyone at this point can say, as my reform/millennial brethren do, that no one can know blah blah blahdidah about such things. And then they seem to relish the idea that the _entire church_ has to be martyred in order to be shown worthy of entrance into heaven. Argh!! They are so..... I don't know. But what you relate is maddening, and as I said my parents primed me to expect all of it. I really hoped they were wrong, but nope. My 22 year old daughter is one of those observational types, a writer too, and is valiantly fighting off the despair of feeling like there's not much future for her. She's completely atypical in that she's completely normal in every regard and could pass as a child of the 1980s. All of it makes me angry, and then God says "look at Me, eyes on Me, right now" and if I obey perspective returns and I settle back to patiently waiting. Maybe consider getting armed if you aren't already?

PLEASE get saved Bisone!! I want us to hang out on the other side! You tell great tales, and God will surely be happy to put your pen to work in His service!

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"California state health insurance to cover sex changes for illegal immigrants. Nearly 700,000 illegal immigrants between 26-49 will qualify. Analysts say the expansion could cost taxpayers an estimated $3.1 billion."

January 8, 2024

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In my 2024 predictions I expect illegal immigration to go exponential this year, and the government will do nothing about it unless liberal professional women start feeling unsafe. Dems can't lose lpw...unless Biden is going to get 90-100mil votes regardless...

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Jan 9Liked by Mark Bisone

Thanks, Mark! It's even MORE distressing knowing that our own tax dollars are literally BRINGING these people in, from far and wide and paying for their entire upkeep. They get around $6k upon entry and then a debit card that's refilled with $2200 a mo. I worked for 40 yrs, paying into "the system" and I don't even get that much a month! There's at least one recruitment camp/clearing house at the Darrien Gap, ran by our either our own military and/or the federally funded NGOs. I've followed a couple of independent journalists who have actually made the same "journeys" these invaders have. The Chinese, especially, have host houses and hotels mapped out along the way that they post on social media to make their trip a bit easier and they can even visit with their own brethren and even team up along the way! Nothing like having friends to travel with! 😌 It all makes me sick. 😫

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Jan 9Liked by Mark Bisone

Great narrative. It does not seem accidental the coalition between border security (or lack thereof), federal programs allowing illegal immigrants to work and a lack of verification of SSN by employers. I married into a family of illegal immigrants. Half of my high school was illegal immigrants. I was trained to be an ESL teacher. I am now divorced and I do not teach. Every legal immigrant (and most illegal immigrants) despise all the immigration, because it provides direct competitors at their workplace, and for the housing and childcare that they would seek out. Ditto for working class native folks. The whole point of uncontrolled immigration isn’t to “purify the sins” of the white guilt laden suburbanites (although some give themselves moral superiority for those beliefs). The point is to provide wage deflation for those on the low end of the wage scale. What makes the American system work is the income mismatch between capital and labor. The wider that gap gets the more it benefits capital. Every construction company, every retailer, every wholesaler, every plumber, every roofer, every mechanic, every non techno-utopian-corporatist-governmental-fascists white collar job is affected by this immigration. This is no different than 1920s Ellis island. The gilded age was paved with cheap and hungry labor. We have the elite capital class that feeds off the suckling teat of the money printers and that makes shit more expensive which makes labor more expensive which means we can’t have that, so we need more labor supply. The US would be facing an acute worker shortage, especially at the low end, if it were not for the immigrants. We have a decreasing average age of death, we had a bunch of early retirements because of COVID and would have a shrinking labor force if not for these policies. These “influxes” are engineered from the top. It is not difficult or expensive to build a wall. If there were 10,000 of me would could do it personally with no heavy machinery other than pickups and backhoes. America’s special sauce has always been large corporate interests fucking everyone in the ass, American or otherwise. Why would the billionaires not get their way? We want to print money and still only have to pay Leticia $10 an hour cause she need to know her place. These fuckwads want us dead.

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Jan 9Liked by Mark Bisone

Well what a not at all sussspiciousss coincidence. Hello from England (or the ex-country on the northwest edge of what used to be Europe) but is now a multi-culti diversity hell-hole with more cameras than any place on earth to "keep us safe". If you were born here you give; if you weren't, you receive - and you know its better to give than to receive, right?

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Well, you pretty much described, defended and authored exactly how I feel on the subject of toxic empathy, or pathological altruism. They are one and the same, and need to be destroyed on sight. How to go about ridding these psychoempaths of their foolish but deadly beliefs I do not know. Perhaps the only way is for them to suffer the noxious experience of lack of gratitude by these foreign terrorists. But even that might not work. Regardless, I'm all for the remedy to be Option #3.

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Hate replacement theory, hate those who would propagate it, especially I know it is weird in France & Quebec (I'm French culturally) and so pour moi it never fails to annoy me. I don't mind non-whites, I'm even fond of them, but it seems that it is always the most violent people of cultures incompatible with our own who are sent here.

But that said, it just makes me cling harder to my culture, and make me want to do more posts and articles on mythology, serial-novels and essays on literature than before.

The harder they attack our culture and peoples the more we must cling to them. The left won't win and cannot win. Period.

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Great article- from Canada so not the same border issues but for a small population we have our own crisis of fake asylum seekers and totally unsustainable legal immigration - while we are squeezed more daily thru taxes to pay for it all while our cost of living skyrockets along with crime and our living standards sink. Fucking depressing.

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Move

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Jan 9Liked by Mark Bisone

If Japan sociologically could get away with this or China or any other demographically challenged country (see Europe) they would because a shrinking population is such a death knell. Because our mythos of diversity allows the money printers to exploit our empathy (as you point out) they will. If the money printers in Japan and China (of which they are the OGs) could get away with importing masses of Africans and Filipinos they would, to drive down wage growth and grow future consumers to enslave. Qatar, UAE and Bahrain have no problem importing Filipino, African and Indian slave labor so they will. The wealthy money printers need more bodies to make their system work, and will exploit whatever sociological weaknesses exist. This has ALWAYS been true. Cotton could have been picked by waged workers, but where is the profit in that? We could pay living wages to Amazon workers but then where is the profit in that? Closed borders mean stable labor supply which means wage growth, tisc tisc...

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Haven't even finished it, just got to the Rule by Retard part and laughed so hard at that I damn near peed my pants..... hilarious Mark. K, back to the article.

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