Author: The Mental Militia
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Elias Alias on Caravan to Midnight October 28, 2024
Howdy Y’all!I am delighted to announce that John B. Wells will host me on his Caravan To Midnight show on Monday night at 9:30 pm Central Time. (8:30 Mountain Time). The interview will only last 30 minutes. We will be talking about Constitutional issues relating to the All-American phenomenon known as the “Militia”. To listen:…
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López Obrador: Navigating the Complex Landscape of Mining, Cartels, and Community Rights
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) has become a polarizing figure in Mexican politics, particularly regarding his administration’s approach to the mining industry and its relationship with organized crime. As he navigates these treacherous waters, the interplay between his policies, the interests of mining companies, and the influence of cartels reveals a complex narrative that…
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Solve et Coagula
Hermes, ruler of the world, dweller in the heart, circle of the moon,Round and square, inventor of the words of the tongue,Obedient to justice, wearer of the chlamys, shod in winged sandals,Guardian of the many-sounding tongue, prophet to mortals. ~ A Magic Papyrus *Preisendanz, II, p.139. The verse above was taken from opposite page 193, which…
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Tune in for Elias Alias’ Appearance on Dan Happel Sunday, October 13th at 2pm (Mountain Time)
Make sure and mark your calendar to tune in at https://danhappel.com/live-stream/ for the live stream. We will be posting it later next week once it’s ready to be published on Rumble. Joining Elias and Dan this week will be the esteemed author, Elana Freeland who has recently published the book, Under an Ionized Sky.
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Local Heroes Amidst Federal Failures: The True Cost of North Carolina’s Flooding Crisis
As western North Carolina grapples with devastating flooding, thousands remain stranded without power or medical assistance. In this crisis, local civilian heroes like pilot Zeb Hadley have stepped up to rescue those in need. Yet, their remarkable efforts highlight a troubling truth: the federal government’s response to natural disasters often falls short, leaving vulnerable populations…
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Griftopia: A Story of Bankers, Politicians, and the Most Audacious Power Grab in American History
https://amzn.to/3Y0MCzL A brilliantly illuminating and darkly comic tale of the ongoing financial and political crisis in America. The financial crisis that exploded in 2008 isn’t past but prologue. The grifter class—made up of the largest players in the financial industry and the politicians who do their bidding—has been growing in power, and the crisis was…
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The Invisible Rainbow
Buy on Amazon 5G is being rolled out across the country, despite growing evidence that it is disruptive to our health, our safety, and the environment. The Invisible Rainbow is the groundbreaking story of electricity as it’s never been told before—exposing its very real impact on the biosphere and human health. Over the last 220 years,…
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Tulsi Gabbard on a Harris Presidency
Tulsi during a conference today with RFK. Does Tulsi’s presentation resonate with you?
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Oath Keepers: TARGETED RED: Oathkeepers, the Mental Militia & Elias Alias
Buy on Amazon This book reads somewhat like a novel, but the storyline clothes reality in Franklin’s unique way of revealing modern man’s plight in a world gone mad. Does Tammy get her story? Does Elias Alias prove Oath Keepers’ innocence? What is the future for Oath Keepers as an organization? Is there room now…
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Embracing ADHD: Turning Challenges into Strengths
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often viewed through a lens of difficulty and struggle. Traditional approaches to managing ADHD frequently involve medication and behavioral therapies aimed at mitigating symptoms like inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. However, there’s a growing recognition of the potential advantages that ADHD traits can offer. As someone who has navigated life…
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Alexander Graham Bell: The Man Who Started Talking About Innovation
Let’s dive into Alexander Graham Bell for the second article in our series. Alexander Graham Bell: The Man Who Started Talking About Innovation Introduction: Early Life and Background: Major Invention or Contribution: Legacy and Modern Influence: Personal Anecdotes or Quotes: Conclusion: Does this outline capture the tone and approach you’re aiming for? Let me know…
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Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Arrested in France Amidst Criminal Investigation
Pavel Durov, the founder of the messaging app Telegram, was arrested in France on August 24 as part of an investigation into alleged criminal activities on the platform. French prosecutors have charged Durov with involvement in child pornography, drug trafficking, and fraudulent transactions, among other crimes. This arrest is linked to a broader probe initiated…
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Cobalt Mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
Let’s dive into the topic of cobalt mining, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), which is one of the most notorious cases involving modern-day slavery and unethical labor practices. 1. Background on Cobalt Cobalt is a critical mineral used primarily in the production of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, which power a wide range…
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Great Inventors of the USA: George Washington Carver (Peanut Butter)
For our first installment in America’s Great Inventions, Let’s start with George Washington Carver the inventor of PEANUT BUTTER. His contributions to agriculture and the development of peanut products are still relevant today. George Washington Carver: The Pioneer of Agricultural Innovation Introduction: Early Life and Background: Major Invention or Contribution: Legacy and Modern Influence: Personal…
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Bridging the Divide: Finding Common Ground in the Face of Political Manipulation
Bridging the Divide: Finding Common Ground in the Face of Political Manipulation In today’s polarized political climate, it often feels like we are living in two different worlds. On one side, there are those who believe that issues like systemic racism and social justice require urgent and uncompromising action. On the other, some see these…
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The Unintended Consequences of Cannabis Legalization: A Dangerous Collaboration (Part 3)
The Convergence of Mexican and Chinese Cartels: A Dangerous Collaboration As we delve deeper into the unexpected consequences of cannabis legalization in the United States, another alarming trend comes to light: the increasing collaboration between Mexican and Chinese cartels. These criminal organizations are not only finding common ground in the cannabis industry but are also…
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The Shifting Sands of Censorship and Corruption: A Closer Look at Partisan Perspectives
In the complex arena of American politics, perspectives on censorship and corruption seem to oscillate dramatically between Republicans and Democrats, reflecting a shifting ideological landscape that often prioritizes partisan advantage over principled consistency. This fluctuating stance on key issues underscores the intricate dance of political convenience and the often blurred lines between principle and pragmatism.…
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The Noble Effort of Veganism: Addressing Hidden Contradictions in the Quest for Ethical Eating
Veganism, championed as a noble pursuit aimed at eliminating animal suffering and promoting environmental sustainability, is widely celebrated for its commitment to avoiding animal products. However, despite the admirable intentions behind a vegan lifestyle, a closer examination reveals that simply abstaining from animal products may not fully distance one from the ethical issues associated with…
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The Double Standards of Book Banning: A Centrist Perspective on the Bible vs. Gender Theory in Schools
Book banning is an age-old practice, often justified by a belief in safeguarding societal values or protecting young minds. Yet, in today’s political climate, the issue has become a battleground for deeper ideological conflicts. Recently, the debate has intensified around two seemingly disparate topics: the banning of the Bible and the banning of gender theory…
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Suffering and Death Under Communism
To compare communism and capitalism in terms of suffering and death, we need to look at historical events, policies, and systemic failures associated with both ideologies. Each system has seen periods of intense suffering and death, often due to government policies, economic conditions, or conflicts.
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Cases Where Communism Brought Some Improvements
To determine whether communism has “worked” by improving society and whether citizens lived a more equal and comfortable life under communism compared to capitalism, we need to look at specific cases and consider different aspects of societal well-being. The question is complex because the experiences of communist societies have varied widely, and the outcomes often…
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What is a Socialist Democracy?
The United States is not truly a socialist democracy. Rather, it is a mixed-market economy with some elements of social welfare and public services. The U.S. combines a capitalist economic system with a democratic political structure and a range of social programs designed to provide a safety net for its citizens. This does not make…
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Examples of Communism in Practice
Writing an article about communism requires a nuanced understanding of its history and theory. To address whether communism has “worked” before, it’s essential to define what we mean by “worked.” If the question is whether a society based entirely on communist principles—meaning a stateless, classless society where property is collectively owned and goods are distributed…
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Title: The Reality of Communism in Venezuela: Lessons and Misconceptions
Venezuela’s recent history offers a stark case study on the implementation of communism and its consequences. While some may view communism as a promising system for achieving equality and fairness, the Venezuelan experience reveals the complex and often harsh realities of such a system when implemented in practice. This article aims to shed light on…
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The Hidden Connection: How Extremes on Both Sides Are Manipulated by the Same Puppeteer
At first glance, ANTIFA and the Proud Boys seem to represent opposing ends of the political spectrum, each with distinct ideologies and goals. However, a deeper look reveals a troubling reality: both groups are driven by a shared desire for radical change and are being manipulated by a common force behind the scenes. Politicians and…
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Navigating New Realities: Venezuelan Migrants Escape Gangs Only to Face Challenges in the U.S.
As Venezuelans flee their homeland to escape the violence of gangs like Tren de Aragua, they face new hurdles upon arriving in the U.S. Struggling to access housing, employment, and legal support, these migrants encounter a complex and challenging transition. While they sought refuge from danger, the integration process often reveals strained resources and community…
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Aurora Colorado Grapples with Immigrant Controversies Amid Property Issues
Aurora Grapples with Immigrant Controversies Amid Property Issues Immigration from Venezuela has been a contentious issue in Aurora, with recent discussions by city lawmakers touching on gang activity, flash-mobs, and broader immigration policies. On Thursday, city officials informed residents of a north-Aurora apartment complex that they must vacate by next Tuesday. Some lawmakers have suggested,…
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The Unintended Consequences of Cannabis Legalization: Citizen Action in the Face of Compromised Law Enforcement (Part 2)
Citizen Action in the Face of Compromised Law Enforcement Given the disturbing infiltration of cartels into the legal cannabis market, particularly in rural areas where law enforcement is often underfunded, shorthanded, or even compromised, it’s essential to explore what ordinary citizens can do to protect their communities and demand accountability. The challenge is immense, but…
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The Unintended Consequences of Cannabis Legalization: Cartels’ Path to Legitimacy in the USA (Part 1)
Cannabis legalization in the United States was meant to usher in a new era—one marked by safer access, decreased criminal activity, and a thriving legal market that would ultimately undermine the illegal trade that has long been dominated by Mexican, South American, and Chinese drug cartels. The Cartel Evolution: From Illicit Operations to Legal Enterprises…