We got into this page a few years ago and have been busy as can be ever since. The one thing that most of you will notice is that the RATE OF CHANGE in the technology and online marketing strategies is the #1 block to becoming successful. Over the past three years, I've watch people try with all their might to become successful. There are simply too many roadblocks.

1. Google won't like you if you have ever contradicted their WOKE narrative. No matter how hard you try, google will suppress every possible asset in order to kill your business.

2. India keeps polluting the market with trash apps that look good, but don't work without you spending $500 per month on related support apps.

3. Blog sites are DEAD. To be successful, they need traffic, and Google controls the traffic. So, if you've ever rejected the VAX, for example, consider yourself out of business.

4. The only productive way forward is by having a solid base of products that pay strong affiliate commissions, then being able to use AI and social media (and platforms like Xephula) to leverage the "benefits" of those products to the market.

The old saying goes: "You won't be replaced by AI. You will be replaced by someone using AI.

Our government has managed to break our systems of accountability, allowing radicals and miscreants to run wild. The federal government cannot be trusted to correct itself. Its solution to every issue is more government -- rarely disciplinary action. When our national security apparatus failed us in the days before 9/11, nobody was fired for missing the clues. Yet now, we’re funding and equipping terrorist organizations and military-aged males on the terrorist watchlist are crossing our border daily -- with permission.

Nihilism is a philosophical perspective that argues life is without objective meaning, purpose, or intrinsic value. Nihilists often assert that:

1. Moral Nihilism**: There are no objective moral truths. Moral values are seen as subjective constructs without universal applicability.
2. Existential Nihilism**: Life has no intrinsic meaning or value. Human existence is insignificant in the grand scheme of the universe.
3. Epistemological Nihilism**: Knowledge is impossible; doubt is cast on the ability to know anything with certainty.
4. Metaphysical Nihilism**: There may be no objective reality, or that reality itself lacks any substantial structure or meaning.

Prominent figures associated with nihilism include Friedrich Nietzsche, who explored the implications of a world without God or inherent meaning, and Ivan Turgenev, whose novel "Fathers and Sons" introduced the term "nihilist" in its modern sense.

Nihilism can be seen as a response to the disillusionment with traditional values, religion, and the perceived failures of modern society to provide meaning. It often leads to a deep sense of skepticism and can be a starting point for exploring new ways of finding or creating meaning in life.

Contrary to popular belief, pot is worse for you than cigarettes, but go ahead and knock yourself out. If it helps thin the herd, why should I stand in your way?

Don't take my word for it, since all of you stoners only believe the Clinton News Network (CNN), take it from THEM:
https://imgflip.com/i/8qk99p

Thought I’d check out if this is true. If you crop the right hand side of King Charles portrait and mirror it this is what you get. I filmed it so you can have a go for yourself.. I used Instagram as I find it easy to edit and move things around

I'm sure it's just a "conspiracy theory"
LOL

https://www.bitchute.com/video/72JKdBHQFfxa/

The greatest power is Truth itself and the Truth of the World's machinations is the Natural Law.

Mexican Cartels: Merchants of Death on South Dakota Indian Reservations

"I have been calling out the truth for months, about cartels and their affiliates having a presence on tribal reservations. But strangely, the South Dakota media has done very little to cover it. Chris Hansen is covering it, and he shared his findings with me earlier this week."

"The lack of tribal law enforcement officers has created multiple deadly crises on our reservations."

"After bravely testifying on the cartel presence on tribal lands, Algin Young found himself without a job — he had been courageously serving as police chief for the Oglala Sioux Tribe.
I'm proud to welcome him to my team as the new Tribal Law Enforcement Liaison."
— SD Governor Kristi Noem

Cartels and their affiliates have infiltrated reservations across the nation. This is a very real problem – but it’s not only a South Dakota problem.

Montana Reservation members & leaders have been threatened with death by cartels.

Democrats, Republicans, and tribal leaders from communities across the nation are speaking out.

Don’t take it from me… take it from them:
https://rumble.com/v4vv6ih-mexican-cartels-merchants-of-death-on-south-dakota-indian-reservations.html

Once we've made "digital visibility" the primary source of our identity, status and self-respect, we've doomed ourselves to wandering, compass-less, in a vast artificial wasteland.
That social media is addictive is self-evident. The temptation to continue scrolling is as limitless as the vast wasteland of content.
The destructive nature of this addiction is also self-evident. The net result of this addiction is depression, anxiety and rising rates of self-harm and suicide.
The immense profitability of addiction to screens and social media establishes the corporate incentives to increase their addictive power and thwart attempts to limit this profitable power. Who cares about self-harm and depression when shareholder value is at stake?
Though social media is pitched as connecting us all, it's actually about control: the platforms control the flow of user-created content, the addictive mechanisms and the monetization of user engagement.

Why Is Social Media So Toxic?
The desire to improve our social standing is natural. What's unnatural is the toxicity of doing so through social media.
It seems self-evident that the divisiveness that characterizes this juncture of American history is manifesting profound social and economic disorders that have little to do with politics. In this context, social media isn't the source of the fire, it's more like the gasoline that's being tossed on top of the dry timber. So why is social media so toxic to healthy dialog and tolerance, and to those who live much of their lives via social media? Because in the social media world, there are no moderating feedbacks. Anyone who dares question the extremism being reinforced by the "tribe" is quickly attacked or ejected from the tribe. Attacking moderate voices increases the potential "rewards" / likes from tribal members.
https://www.oftwominds.com/blogoct18/toxic-social-media10-18.html