ANNIHILATION

This article, my lovelies, is about CRUSHING THE OPPOSITION to you, becoming free of malign interference, and maneuvering the way you want, as if you had a power suit with jets in zero-G gravity.

Haters. Haters are everywhere. Not too long ago, I got a psycho visitor to my website who was full of rage over a story I had written. He wanted me to “kill [myself].” He was frothing at the mouth — why? Because his own life sucked, obviously.

A hater will take out his own pathetic existence on you. The more successful you are, the more haters cling to you.

Stephen King has had generally good reception as a writer. But 2 examples suffice to show how haters will sabotage your joy for you.

Once, a cartoonist drew a picture of King sitting on a pile of money, stuffing dollar bills into his maw. Eating cash was supposed to be hurtful. And it was. King still remembers that drawing to this day, still feeling hurt over the insinuations. That he was in it for the cash. That he was nothing but a writing “machine.” And so on.

Another time, a writer for a British newspaper was angry that King was celebrated for the power of his words. When a publisher — the publisher mind you, not King himself — wrote on its cover, “His words are his power,” that flipped the Brit-journalist’s gourd. He attacked King for his ego and for writing things like “Here are some [short] stories, if you want them.” That innocuous line was enough to send the hater into foaming anger. Remember, haters never hate you. They hate themselves and their pitiful lives. But there’s a lot of men out there with pitiful little nothing existences.

When a hater sees you with a pretty woman, he wonders, why can’t that be me? And since it never could be him, he lets his jealousy and envy fuel his unnatural reaction to you.

When a hater sees you driving a Lamborghini, he wants to key it because of the way it makes him feel inside — sick with desire: [eternally unfulfilled]. This is similar to the reaction of college professors — their university posts give them a degree of prestige and money, but they see the wealthy businessman with his Jaguar and his big-titted young trophy wife, and he burns inside. Supporting, at the very least, cultural Marxism. And sometimes, even today after the discrediting of Communism, Marxist-Leninism.

Noam Chomsky is a smart hater. He supports Anarchist economic systems instead of Capitalism without knowing what the former would entail. He has no idea how to make it work, he just knows what he hates. A typical reaction of a hard-as-a-nail hater.

So that’s an example of some of the opposition you may face in life. But there are other kinds of opposition beyond the purely emotional. Let’s take a look at them in turn.

Men who are committed to the Old System will vigorously oppose the New System from coming into place. Julius Caesar met his fate because the Old System trapped him in a corner and stabbed him to death.

The only way to deal with recalcitrant elements of the Old World is to eliminate them. Don’t try to co-opt them. They will forever resent you for changing the way they have to operate. After a certain age, men don’t want to learn — try selling a new phone system to a company that already has a legacy system installed. Good luck, even if it’s superior and not that hard to master. Just that little bit of learning curve queers the deal.

When you move to eliminate the Old Guard, it’s best to approach them with lethal intent. If you have the power to annihilate, annihilate them completely. (If you don’t have the power, marginalize them the way the liberals marginalize racists in the workplace — take away their jobs, their source of income, their prestige. This might make them want to act against you, but without a leg to stand on, their revenge will just sputter out harmlessly.)

Losers who are haters or members of the Old Way can be taken care of fairly easily. The third and last major group is the trickiest to deal with. These are the Idealists. Men who operate with a sincere heart and an easy conscience.

Idealists attacked the Christian religion in the early Roman Empire because they sincerely wanted to protect the open-ended religious system the Romans adopted, where every new god absorbed in conquest was as good as any other god. They saw the Christian intolerance for any other god, and acted instinctively to protect the Roman pluralism. They were idealists throwing the Christians to the lions in the Coliseum.

If the American Republic is ever conquered, it will be Idealists more than Haters or mere members of the Old Guard who are the biggest danger. Because America is a land of idealism par excellence. It comes up with slogans with a snake all curled up beneath “Don’t Tread On Me” — and they mean it. They love their votes and their democracy. They breathe the air of freedom. They — some of them — are true Idealists, willing to die — or kill — to protect their cherished notions of the world.

Haters, Old Guard members, and Idealists form the Triumvirate of Lurking Danger. A hater can be jealous of a musical star’s ability to get countless women to suck his dick and crawl over glass for him. An Old Guard member can be inspired to sabotage by losing his job with the government as a new government rises like a Phoenix to replace it. A series of Idealists can see their nation being usurped and replaced and vow to stop the unstoppable process. All these situations are present in the Lucite Cube of the Unrealized Future, waiting to be smashed to bits under the bulldozer prow of Godlike Intent.

In the timeline where the U.S. gets beaten, the winner maps out which elements of American society are most likely to have the power and the motivation to resist — and systematically seeks to eliminate them. Because the winner was smart enough to take over in the first place, he will be smart enough to finish mopping up the job.

Only a winner with balls who follows the mantra Fortune Favors The Bold will have the guts to clean house the way it’s necessary. One example is the media. Clearly everyone from CNN to Fox News will have to go. You could let them walk out of the room — or you could put a gun to their head and pull the trigger. The trigger approach is to be preferred.

2 thoughts on “ANNIHILATION

  1. We only want what is, in that, other guy’s, possession because the person has it, and, we don’t, and we try to, pry it out of that person’s hands, but, once we got whatever it is that we didn’t have before, we lose, interest in it, and, start zooming in on what we don’t own, and what, another, has. That is, how human nature, worked. We never see what it is we already own, and keep on, wishing for what we can’t and, don’t have, and that, is why, nobody is, happy.

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    1. Do you really think nobody is happy? I think people with successful marriages and their own families and okay work are fairly happy. It is primarily the misfits who stand alone.

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