Welcome to The Blog of the Kurgan

This piece of writing , I believe explains not only what marriage really is, but also explains why so few people seem to find or be in a real one. I think it’s something many people may both need as well as want to read, and since not everyone here is familiar witht he OG blog (which is still going by the way), I thought I would link to it.

It was part of my Theoretical Models of Society series, which was interrupted by the hack the blog suffered, but Part Six will soon be up. You can find all of the parts by going to the Important Stuff Post and scrolling to the bottom where there is a link to various series.

I hope you enjoy it, but I hope even more it helps you in finding your way in this darkening world.

This post was originally published on my Substack. Link here

My last post was received by some as if I were promoting the idea that Trump is going to save… what? America? Humanity? The official Trump Coin?

Now, I am not sure if it’s because most of you don’t read the OG Blog , which was hacked (by what all the evidence we have points to US based State Actors) and had to be relocated, so a lot of old readers are lost, but anyone who thinks I in any way am under the illusion that Trump, or Putin, or anyone else is “a good guy”; or really has it as their mission to get rid of the “bad guys” is clearly hallucinating.

As Adam Piggott recently reminded me:

The Bolsheviks when they got in immediately instigated the same fanatical pro-homo and anti-family policies that we see today. Six years later and complete chaos and breakdown of Russian society, they suddenly reversed course and executed all of the homo brigade. They created the problem and then made themselves the saviours.

And we have known this was their tactic, explicitly stated way back in 2020 (or maybe even late 2019( at the very start of the Planned-Demic that this was the playbook. Create total chaos and pain and then swoop in with the saving grace of the saviour, and with lots of dedicated butt-plugs you will unfortunately have to submit to just to be sure everything is good again.

Short of literally Jesus coming back with a retinue of Saints to wipe out the evil imps of Satan on Earth and trample them so he has bloodstained garments 1 —in which case, if it is at all possible to join in I will absolutely do so— there really is no human on Earth in a position of power currently I trust to even be half-way decent. And I simply do NOT believe even someone like me, who is NOT half-way decent, 2 can ever even GET to a position of power. They will grind you to dust or kill you long before you even get a shot at being head of the local homeowner’s association. Which is no reason why you should stop trying by the way. Because the state of things here on Earth is CONSTANT WAR. It’s why we are the Church Militant while on Earth.

So… once again, I direct you, if you are the type to take my advice, to my OG blog, and look up The Kurganate and the sticky post on The Important Stuff . Because my advice is simply this: Keep your head down, stock up, build your community of zealots, and become an independent city-state in due course.

You may think I am joking, but I am not. I predicted this was The Way back in 2014. And absolutely nothing has happened to change my mind about that. I was living in central London and single then. I am married with a sixth child on the way now and in Rural Italy. So I’m not just whistling Dixie at you, friend. I’m literally in it.

This post was originally published on my Substack. Link here

So… on crypto trading and the newly created (slow and long term) memecoins of KURGANBONDS (KBD) I wrote a long and detailed post at the OG blog, and you can go there to read it if you want to take part in this social/financial experiment which is really just a way to teach complete noobs (like me too) to begin trading in crypto in an easy and relatively fun way at a total risk of only about $20 in the worst case. The site pump.fun is not available for people in the UK though. Anyway, the strategy there is to simply leave my $25 in it and if and when another 1,000 people eventually go there and add their $20 to it, the first guys who did it can probably remove their original $20 and still have $20 in it. And the idea is to always leave at least your original investment in so the coin remains stable. You’re only ever risking $20 and if everyone sticks to the strategy there is no rug pull and everyone benefits a little over time. As I said at the post, it’s a very optimistic social experiment. Let’s see if it will work over the next year or two.

As a generic thing, crypto-trading is really a fast-moving scenario mostly and takes up quite a bit of your mental space if you want to get in it seriously. And there are plenty of opportunities daily —and also huge pitfalls, just as often (or more)— so it’s not really for the faint of heart or those who get emotional. Especially if you decide to play with amounts that are not insignificant for you. You should never of course play that game with amounts of money that can negatively impact you if they are totally and completely lost.

and you should keep things like this in mind:

Now onto Trump and the possibility of “War”, civil unrest, economic crash/meltdown and so on.

Trump has already signed a BUNCH of executive orders. Many of them really quite surprising, like pulling out of the WHO, a bunch of stuff on immigration, reversed a LOT of the Tranny-insanity and Faggot-flag thin cover for child-grooming and so on.

He has pulled out of a global tax deal most people didn’t even know had happened, blockaded the CDC, FDA and so on from doing anything for a bit. Reversed the TikTok ban for at least 75 days, and a lot of other pretty important and frankly unexpected things (I still am not on the Trump is our saviour train, but hey… if he really is, more power to him, but… I don’t think he is). Nevertheless, even if he were truly a Saint come to get rid of the deep state for good, instead of probably just a changing of the ruling Zionist faction in charge, the fact is that there will be vicious opposition to a LOT of this stuff. He has put a moratorium on all foreign aid too. Which means he’s apparently closed the tap on the money-laundromat of both sides of the American government, and especially of Israel and its puppet masters. That’s not going to go unnoticed.

Especially by people like Blinking-Ant:

Keep in mind the entire US government, including pretty much every senator is bought and paid for by Israel via AIPCA, which I remind you stands for:

American Israel Public Affairs Committee.

That is, a lobbying group advocating for pro-Israel policies

So… there WILL be resistance. And while George Soros has finally died and gone to meet his master in Hell, his son Alex, is as committed to the trannification of the planet as his father was, except maybe even more so, because NO ONE is going to convince me Huma doesn’t peg him daily.

Besides, after you serviced Hillary for years, there really isn’t any kind of depravity left that one would not do, even if it makes most demons in Hell gag. And Huma is your… demon in a skinsuit? God and Satan alone know what she/it is.

I imagine if those two creatures ever have some kind of copulation, it would be a Chthulian event that would involve vomit, slime, tentacles, murdered children and absolutely make you lose ALL your sanity points on the spot without so much as a saving throw if you were ever so damned as to witness it.

But the point is that such denizens of the underbelly of the sewers of the ninth circle of Hell, are simply not going to quietly go in the night, or reform and become model citizens.

They will fight. By every underhanded, evil, vile means possible and available to them. They might keep layering various areas of the country from space, like it appears they are doing in California; create other “natural” disasters, produce all sorts of potential false flags, maybe indulge in a few more assassination attempts… honestly, I have no idea. My bingo card for 2025 is a lot less clear to me than the one I had for the last 4 years, what I can absolutely tell you with certainty is this:

You will not be doing yourself a disservice if you can:

• Move to the country and get as rural and off-grid as possible while still able to maintain your family
• Stock up on food, clean water, and have available renewable water and some way to produce at least some food and at least some energy
• Stock up on guns and ammo
• Build protective things on your property. From something as simple as fencing, to literally building your own bunker. This is low priority compared to the other stuff, but if you can afford it, why not.
• If you can’t go rural, have an exit plan and at minimum a go-bag or go-vehicle and study local maps to see how you could get out of the city fast even if they blockade the main routes.

Is this all paranoia on my part? Sure. You can think so. I wouldn’t hold it against you, but as I said back when I was 13 when a friend at school told me the way my brain works was paranoid: Just cause I’m paranoid, doesn’t mean they’re not out to get me.

It’s become a meme long ago, but back when I said it it was a genuine original thought I had spontaneously at the time. And while most people see it as a joke, and sure, I can see the funny side of it… but it’s not a joke. It’s just basic logic.

If you can appreciate this point, you may want to agree with me on the above actions you might want to be taking.

And hey, if it all turns out fine and everything is cool and there is no economic collapse to reset the global Ponzi scheme of FIAT Money they had to have a couple of world wars already, and a pandemic, to kick the can down the road a bit more, great. So you learnt how to be more self-sufficient anyway and things are still safe and well. Ok. Lovely, move right back to the city and eat your fake food provided by Billy Gates and his team of mass-murdering “vaccinators” that insert it direct in the food supply and get modified by the “5G” military grade weaponry they are passing off as mobile antennas that absolutely, honestly, trust-us-we-are-the-government do not affect your brain and body and can cause you all sorts of diseases or even kill you or change your mood and emotional reactions on command. Because even though this technology was demonstrated to exist and work in 1992, and at least once broadcast on television, I am SURE no one at all would have developed it further to nefarious government/shadow-government/puppet-master purposes they would keep hidden from us that simply add to the agenda of killing and enslaving us.

Was that a long run-on sentence/paragraph/concept?

Well, step-up buttercup, because if you can’t keep up with the language here, chances are you’re not gonna make it anyway.

The right way to farm if you ask me.

This post was originally published on my Substack. Link here

So… as I am a total newb at Crypto, and to learn more about it I have decided to try to launch a crypto-coin that people who read here who are also not Crypto capable can learn together with me, and as I suggest everyone only put in $5 at a time, the most you can lose is about $20 total if you follow the advice I give here. And there is in fact a possibility you make a few bucks, like maybe $10 or $20 in say a week or two.

As I said, I am learning too, so this is an experiment for all us noobs.

So the first thing you need to do is register with a crypto supplier. I use coinbase , but there are many others. Basically this is a place where you register yourself and link a debit or credit card to it so you can use cash to buy various crypto coins.

I think in the USa you’re fine, but if you ar ein UK or Europe, first check online if your bank is ok with you using crypto. Some banks don’t like it and don’t allow it and some banks are ok with it but will not let you use credit cards for it, only debit cards. Anyway we will be dealing with tiny amounts so it should not be an issue, but just take the 5 minutes or less it takes to find out by doing a few google searches like “Can I use crypto with [name of your bank]”.

Once you have registered with a crypto supplier you need to buy some SOL (Solana) cryptocurrency, because that is what will be needed to play this game.

1 SOL is around $200 or so but you don’t need to buy a whole one. You can buy a fraction of a SOL, I think some places have a minimum but I think 0.1 SOL is ok for most places, which is about 20 bucks.

You may need to provide some ID in order to link your bank card to register on a place like coinbase. Expect to take a grand total of about ten minutes to do this. After which in some countries you may have a cooling off period, (up to 24 hours) but I was able to trade immediately.

The next step is you need to register with pump.fun

This site looks like a bit of zoomer hell, but do not get intimidated. The screen below is what it looks like. Click on the how it works in the top left and read the popups and you can register yourself fairly intuitively.

You will then be able to create a profile which will be just a nickname you pick basically. This will give you a privy wallet so if you click on view profile (top right) you will see this:

That long code that in my case starts with 5bAsL… is your wallet address, and you need to copy that and put it somewhere safe, you can use cut and paste and save it on a file somewhere or even write it down (case matters) on a book somewhere.

What you will need to do after this is go back to your coinbase site or whatever you used instead to buy SOL and you need to send some of that SOL to your wallet in pump.fun.

again the send crypto button should be somewhere easy to see on your coinbase equivalent and when you do, you will need to copy your wallet address from pump.fun and tell coinbase (or whatever you used) to send X amount of sol to that address.

You should get an alert that the transaction has happened.

Going back to Pump.fun and back to your profile, see where it says view on solscan.

You click on that and you will be taken to a page that looks like this that shows what crypto and SOL you have.

You will see the SOL in my case is tiny and it has been used to buy 123$ of the token called LOTTLE and $26 of my own token called KURGANBOND.

Now, if you click on your profile name (in my case it says kurgan99 in the top right you will get another screen that has an option to connect your wallet, (see directly above) which you should do, so you can buy various tokens. As my wallet is already connected the options are to disconnect it, or to take crypto out of the wallet or export the whole thing (which I have not done yet so not sure about that feature)

At this point, by going back to the Home Screen (click on the green and white pill in the top left) you can type KURGANBOND in the search bar and you will see this:

Click on the image and text next to the gold helm and you will see something like this:

Which is basically a chart that shows you buys (in green) and sales (in red) and the total value of the token due to people buying it, which currently is $6,600, which is not bad considering when I started writing this post it was 0$.

Anyway, at this point you can click the buy green button and buy 0.1 SOL (about $20) if that is the minimum, or less if it lets you buy less. I never tried to buy less than 0.1 SOL so I am not sure. The idea is to tell your friends and have them do this too so we all bought about $20 of it. Then we wait a day or a half day, depending on how much it moves and the next day we either let it ride, or if it has gone up enough we sell half of it, so we get some money back into SOL. By doing this slowly and publicising the coin as the people join you can take out little bits of your initial input until you have the original you invested back out and still also have some KURGANBOND in the game. At this point you can let it ride, and take out little bits as it goes up from time to time. When you ave 150% of your initial investment out of the game you could consider it a win, or, you could put a bit more money back in.

So for example say you start out by putting $20 in, And after a day the value has gone to $30 (you will need to check on solscan to see the $value of each token). You can now take $10 out and leave it as SOL, or, if you want, sent it back to coinbase to then exchange it back into cash into your account. Then you wait a bit more and when you can you draw out another $10 when the price goes up as more people join. Your selling will plateau the graph, because it counters the buy-ins, but if there is enough interest, this can go up for everyone initially. And as the early adopters get more back than they put in, they will tend to re-invest, giving a chance to the late-comers to also equalise the situation.

I hope that is clear enough for everyone.

The point of the KURGANBOND token/crypto-coin is that because I am not exactly anyone with millions of followers, the people who will do this are probably people I know or who read this blog, and I want to see if there is a way that by us all doing this as described above, we can all get a small profit margin. Since we are not large enough to really attract much attention, it may be possible to grow organically but also in a way that is more fair for all, since none of us ar intent on rapaciously taking all the value out in one fell swoop.

Eventually some gate-grasher will make it less ethical and it will collapse, but as I said I thinking losses will be tiny and hence acceptable, and in the process you may have learnt some things about how to trade in such stuff.

Anyway, I hope you do go and buy some KURGANBOND, and more importantly, you help your friends to get some and spread the word.

Finally, at the moment, $20 will buy you a LOT of KURGANBONDS, because they have a value that is very tiny. Bt if enough people buy them, the value of each KURGANBOND will be worth more and your couple of hundred thousand KURGANBONDS could become worth fractions of a cent that would make you several thousands of dollars.

There are also many features that show you who or what is doing what. So in fact, the $6,000 of value, I just saw from the image below (bottom right hand corner of where the graph is, shows you who owns what percentage of it, and you will see that 99% of it is by the bonding curve, so that no one creator (i.e. me) can buy up a huge amount of it then wait for people to raise the value and then sell it all and jump ship. This way, the creator, (i.e. me) has to buy it just like anyone else.

I expect this to be a very slow moving token and that if it goes over the bonding curve allotment of $6k in the next few weeks I will be pleasantly surprised!

Anyway, this is just so we can all learn from this.

I know I definitely need to.

This post was originally published on my Substack. Link here

So… thanks to Adam , I have now entered the realm of crypto-currency trading (in a minuscule fashion) and as an obvious noob at this, I am not going to tell you that the tip he gave me (good tip from a “guy” he knows) is based on any solid fundamentals, because that is literally ALL I know. it’s a tip from a guy. But so far, in a day I have doubled my money, and so far, as far as I can tell, after having taken the original investment back out, so I have no loss even if the bubble pops, it shows every sign of simply carrying on to be a very good buy.

Yes I will tell you what it is in a few paragraphs, and I will even give you my analysis. You may laugh, but even if I am new at Crypto-Trading, I am not new at shares trading. And there are enough similarities that at least some of the important fundamentals carry across, and they are, in my considered opinion, the most important fundamentals. Some things can be learnt. The concepts I will discuss now can be understood, but whether you are able to actually use it in the field is another story.

It’s a bit like teaching you how a rifle works. Anyone can learn that in theory. Using it while in combat is an entirely different thing. And to carry on with the analogy, I am right now, the equivalent of a man from 1888, armed with a lever action Winchester and an 1851 Colt Navy converted to use brass ammunition that is deposited in a modern warfare in say, the Ukraine. It is absolutely true that there are things I can hardly grasp that could wipe me out immediately (drones and jets with bombs and so on) and that my “firepower” is extremely limited and that also reduced to pretty close quarters only. But… If I have the experiences of the Civil War with me and have been a bounty-hunter for decades, I can assure you that my fundamentals of fighting the enemy will be well-above the best of newly trained recruits. So… while you should not use my advice in terms of necessarily what to buy (I am only looking at mostly one token and one crypto), I hope you pay attention to the things I discuss, because they may well be extremely important for you to understand and may impact your trading style very much, and almost certainly in a positive fashion only.

So here goes.

The most important thing about trading is that you need to understand the following:

1. The fundamentals behind any crypto you are buying. What is it? What is the story of why it was created? Who (if possible to know) created it? Which niche is it satisfying if any? In dealing in shares this would be the fundamentals of the company in whose shares you are investing. What does it do? What has its performance been like, is it under/over valued? What are the assets? Are the political insider trading scams in place you can surmise? and on and on and on. We can consider this the map of the territory. The more accurate (based on reality) the better, but never forget that a map is just a map. It is always bound to have some discrepancies with reality, especially since the “terrain” in crypto can change in seconds. But the less unknowns and illusions you have in it the better. My knowledge here currently is ZERO. So keep that in mind if you decide t take any advice I may give, or that you THINK I am giving. Because I am just sharing my views, the only person that can make financial decisions in your life, is you. And only you. I have zero responsibility if you go broke because you went along with my ideas. Never forget that. And I just told you that on the fundamentals of the crypto I own and even crypto in general, I know, absolutely NOTHING. Read on to see why I am still not quite a monkey throwing a dart at a board with various crypto on it.
2. The general and detailed principles and specifics of HOW to buy/sell, stake, and transfer crypto and cash. This can all be learnt but the learning curve can be steep and in my view, it never really ends. To stay relevant you need to understand a lot of the mechanics well and keep yourself update with them. My knowledge here is I would estimate at 10-15%. It’s hard to say how much I don’t know, because I really don’t know so much it’s hard to know what the range is. So… am I inspiring confidence in you yet? If I were a pilot on a plane, so far I told you I have zero knowledge of where we are going or how to get there or what any of the terrain looks like between here and there, all I know is “there” is supposed to be awesome, and some guy told a guy I know that this “paradise” is somewhere out there to the West. Oh, also I barely know what an engine is, never mind fix one, and if the plane stalls in the air I have no idea of how to restart it.
3. The tactics of both automated buy/sell options as well as an understanding of human behaviour. Even if I don’t know the map, or how the engine works, I actually AM a decent enough pilot. This means I can read trends and see patterns in the chaos quite a bit better than average and even better than some professionals. But these are tactics, and while you can win a lot of battles with good tactics, if you don’t understand the overall strategy (of the crypto in question) in the long term, you are liable to lose almost every single time. And this is no different. I can show you how I think and why I buy and sell when I do and the overall “strategy” I use to do this, but all of these things are just TACTIC-level behaviour; and worse, it is NOT informed by any STRATEGIC-level information. So it is tactics operating in an information vacuum. Using the analogy of war, I may be a good commander of a special ops unit and we may well win several battles against the enemy. Only to discover that our successful attacks have diverted a large portion of the enemy army towards us and that has global implications for our people.
4. Control of your emotions. In trading money, emotions are almost inevitable for 99.99% of the population and the 0.001% that genuinely does not have emotions about it are people either so rich they don’t care about money at all, or insane. That said, there is a type of person that has emotions of a different type from most. if you are one of these, you are more likely to do well, all other things being equal. Allow me to quote from a recent chat with a good friend that would like me to invest for him, even though I am not comfortable with investing for him, because I might be completely wrong and then what? He loses all his money and I just say “Eh, bad luck, buddy!” Nevertheless our conversation in this respect was interesting, so here it is.

   1. I have zero knowledge of the fundamentals of LOTTLE. All I have is Adam saying “psssst a guy I know says bet on this black horse!”

   2. I am applying tactical patterns to the graphs, but I have no understanding or even idea about the overall strategy. What backs LOTTLE? Who created it? Why? How do you come to know of it? Etc etc etc, which means it could be the miraculous thing that makes us millionaires or it could be total vapourware that bubbles then pops like so many of these things (the vast majority.)

   3. What is the risk/reward analysis?

   IF I had left the whole thing ride from start to now and taken nothing out I would now have approximately

   $530 or so from an initial $200 in. Which is ~2.5 times the original total (commissions etc needs to be accounted for in getting it back out).

   Now I have $311 in there and $150 or so safe out of it and back in cash in the app, not in any crypto. So the “loss” is about $70 or so, but we have secured almost 75% of the initial amount already.

   So… the smart play is what I am doing here (that is, take to the initial investment as soon as you can) even if emotionally we all “feel” as if we are “missing out” by not making even more.

The token we are buying into is called LOTTLE and you need to register at pump.fun to be able to buy it. Once you registered and created a profile with a digital wallet in pump.fun you need to put some SOL (Solana is the coin) into it, because you can only buy LOTTLE with SOL. Then you buy LOTTLE and hopefully see it spike up as it has since it was created 5 days ago.

I only got in it 2 days ago and I have now got (between cash and LOTTLE) just over $600 in it with an initial start of $200. Of course, I am not advising you to do this. it’s what I did. You need to figure stuff out on your own.

You will also need to register with something like COINBASE or some crypto-exchange that lets you buy various crypto for cash. Make sure you can buy SOLANA as that is the only way to buy LOTTLE. Once you have some SOL send it to your crypto-wallet in pump.fun and then do a search for LOTTLE and press the trade button and buy/sell some LOTTLE using SOL. Or don’t. It’s what I did and it went from a market cap of $1 million to $5 million in 2 days. So I think for a few days at least there is likely to be a gold rush.

The Kurgan Principles of Crypto-Trading

Now for my Advanced Noob Analysis Ted-Talk Equivament — ANA for short, which is just one letter away from ANAL, which is what happens without lube to almost all “traders” who think they are smart as a whip because they made some money.

First principle: Just because I made some money in my 20s trading shares doesn’t mean I am a trader. Long personal story follows to explain this. Skip is you don’t care. There is a TL;DR at end of this point too if you prefer.

I dropped out of it because as a 24 year old I figured out it was a giant Ponzi scheme and would collapse soon (in 5 years) and it was a morally corrupt system. Today, 30 plus years later and a lot of scars later, I realise that my best skill is using the devil’s own tools against him, and I have had some success in this. With women… “No one can find pure virgins that aren’t sluts anymore!” cries the pious man. He’s basically right, but the way to change things is to bang a “slut” (not necessarily, but a woman that is generally caught up in the modern zeitgeist of today would probably be considered a vicious whore back at the start of the 1900s when there was still some semblance of Catholic morality) so well and hard she falls in “love” (because after three hard orgasms in a row before she can draw breath cause hormones) and then re-direct her towards the light. Preferably after having asked her name and how many children she envisions. Over time, her feminist nonsense will leak out of her ears and she will naturally begin to see all the benefits of being a woman that uses her natural abilities and “powers” instead of trying to be a weak man with tits competing for the leading role in the relationship. This is the same. Is trading in crypto and shares essentially morally bankrupt? Yes. The activity is literally creating fortunes (and misery) out of a shared absolute fiction that is fiat money and digital numbers on a screen that are not related to anything real or even tangible. And yet… empires and millions of lives are made and broken on this total fiction. Your morality, your honour, your word, mean very little when faced with the tsunami of greed and hope and despair that money itself, the absurdity of FIAT money creates in human beings. So… what to do? I have avoided embroiling myself in anything heavily linked to financial success because for one I find it relatively boring and soulless work (because it is both) and for another because I only wanted enough to get by doing what I wanted to do more or less at will, which for the most part was being left alone. Now I have children and while I am still far better off than most for what I predict is coming in the next decade or two or three, I am very very far from where I would like to be for the future of my children. So… if I can find a way to play the money game without leaving my castle for the most part, and if I can do so and actually make enough, what I will do with the money is going to absolutely be for the good. Not just of me but of my children and my friends near and far too. All that to say this:

TL;DR – Whatever your reason for not doing this before or for doing it now, or whether you made money at it already or not, the first principle is to simply NOT assume anything about your ability. Be as brutally objective as you can be.

This was humorously discussed with the wife, which I hope renders the sense of things I mean about keeping humble.

Me: Ok babe, I doubled the money, so now I’m a day-trader! I’ll be snorting cocaine and hiring hookers all the time now!

Wife: Umm… I think for that sort of behaviour to be excused I need to be a properly kept woman.

Me: Wait… so you are saying I should hold off on the hookers and coke until your lifestyle is where you want it to be?

Wife: Oh no! You crack on darling! Just hand me money!

Second Principle: No one cares about me getting a win money-wise more than me. So I will do all my own thinking and all my own decisions, no matter what anyone else says or thinks about them. There will be no one to blame but me if I screw up. But even if I strike gold, there will be no one to praise. Because while this is a work of skill, some fortune is also required, and just cause you hit it good today, or once, or 1,000 times, doesn’t mean you will not take a fall in the next minute. My policy here is basically the same one of a bout in martial arts. Or like Fedor Emylianenko put it when they said “You’re undefeated!” He replied (paraphrasing from memory): “That’s only true today. Tomorrow I may be defeated or even stop fighting. All I can do is thank God.”

Third Principle: Human behaviour is generally predictable in large numbers.

Fourth Principle: Some patterns seem to be chaotic but are not. And some patterns appear to be structured but are chaotic. Telling the difference is difficult and sometimes may just be down to luck.

Fifth Principle: Not all perceived patterns are real patterns, but some real patterns exist and betting on them is the only real tool anyone in trading has.

Sixth Principle: If you do not know or understand the fundamentals (reasons for existing) of the asset you are dealing in, you have no concept of strategy. Without strategy, in the long term, no war can be won other than by uncommon luck; which obviously should not be your strategy. NB: I DO NOT have a strategy right now. So in the long run, if I don’t learn or find one, I will fail.

Seventh Principle: The mechanics of trading are details that are constantly evolving. keeping informed is required. Consider it like doing regular maintenance on your jet plane. Would you just keep flying around in it without ever checking it and upgrading anything that is outdated? You MIGHT get away with being sloppy at this from time to time, but again, in the long run… it will cost you.

Eight Principle: Tactics are short term. Strategy is long term. You need to have both.

Ninth Principle: Human greed, fear, hope and laziness are unfortunately more pronounced in the general population than humility, courage, fortitude and perseverance. It is my belief than in order for trading in shares/crypto and other such things, to be more of a skill than blind luck, you need to be demonstrably better than the human average in this regard. Please note that I said nothing about morality. There are very tenacious, brave, strong, and able to keep a low profile people, that are thoroughly evil. Being skilled at trading is like being good at poker. Yes it’s a skill. yes luck still plays a decent part, which means sometimes you will lose no matter what, but your skill as a trader or poker player says nothing at all about your morality. And if anything, it is more likely to be jaded or at least not pristine, since as I said above, the entire structure is essentially morally repugnant to an actually decent and innocent soul.

Tenth Principle: Yes you CAN use the devil’s own tools against him, but it is an exceedingly dangerous game, most human beings are absolutely incapable of playing it and will get corrupted, broken or both in trying to do so. I do not believe most men are even aware that they have entered such a “game” even when they do it, and such men are almost entirely destined to be doomed. If any escape they tend to be crippled emotionally, ethically, spiritually or even physically or a mixture of these. of those who enter the “game” consciously, most fail. A few will get out more or less intact if they are smart and humble enough to know this is not their Way. Only a very few will achieve their goal and get out on the other side with a win. Even then, for most human beings, the scars they accumulate in doing it are not worth it. And even if you make it and win, as with anything, there is a price to pay. Make sure you know what it can be, long before you begin on such a dangerous path.

And finally, the analysis of LOTTLE

Here are some screen caps in order with the lowest resolution showing the whole graph first (6 days) and then the subsequent graphs focussing more on the top part of the graph at increasing magnification.

Pleas eunderstand that this will be radically different when you eventually look at it. I was WAITING for a spike from $4 million funded to go up or down (the trend is a dip or double dip first then a spike, but I felt this one might just spike up without much of a dip and it did, to $5.2 million, increasing in value by almost 30% and I missed it. Because I wasn’t on the phone for 2.5 hours.

The point here is to show you the historical trend and pattern so you can compare it to whatever it is when you go and see it.

So here is my analysis of this. The token is only six days old and it had doubled in value every 24 hours. That is literally ALL I know. I have nothing on the fundamentals; the why, who, what created LOTTLE and on what basis the mystery man Adam knows gave out the —so far— super good tip.

Looking at the graph you can make a pattern out. Roughly every time it comes to about 1.5 to 1.75 times the value there is a dip. People sell and the value drops. For a bit. then people buy again. Sometimes the dip is double and more protected (in the later stages) though initially it was more single. It can also be more of a plateau than a full dip but it can also be a big dip.

So what is happening here?

This is my… ANA (Advanced Noob Analysis) take on it:

Small single dips early on: People for whatever reason bought it, it did well, they sold off a bit to hedge against it popping but new people were coming in and still buying so pretty quick they probably re-invested at the dip. this happened a few times until the numbers got bigger.

Larger Single dips or smaller second dip after initial recovery: More people are bought in now. And I have no idea what amounts people are putting in but the trading strategy of a guy that invests $10,000 in it is going to be very different from the guy who invests $10 in it… to a point… and exactly the same in another respect. Which all depends on relative wealth. Let me explain. I put in $200, which for me is not insignificant at this point in time. So for me, I selected the following strategy before I did anything:

1. If it goes up, take out enough to recoup the initial $200. Once you have recovered the initial $200, if it looks good let it ride a bit and periodically take out the same amount every time it doubles in value. Why this strategy is safe is explained in the conversation I had with my friend above. You make a little less money but it’s a small price to pay for the added security. If the amount you invested is meaningful for you. A few years ago, $200 was completely insignificant to me and I would have thrown it in and forgotten about it for several days probably. The guy doing this to feed his family (aside being foolishly stupid in most cases if this is his only thing) is going to use a strategy far more similar to me than the guy who is doing it purely to make a killing who is already well off. understanding the difference is important in noting the trend.
2. I assume most investors are like me, little guys betting a few buck they have that they will not cry if it is lost.

On that basis then, the dips are guys selling a portion to recover the initial investment. Some will miss it and panic and sell to get out, but most will leave something in to see if it recovers. And it does. So the cycle repeats. Except when the wins get bigger different emotions come in. So say you now have recovered your initial investment, you’re more likely to let the rest ride. And you’re also more likely to let it fall pretty far before selling because you assume it will recover. So the dips become larger because more people are playing long term. The second smaller dip is, in my view the split between the “richer” investors and the “poorer” guys. The poorer guys will sell as soon as an upward spike puts them a little better off, because remember they are still trying to recover the initial investment. The richer guys will hold out longer, making the dipping process last longer and have a wider swing.

Later: From about the $4 million mark though there was a longer plateau. To me this signified that most likely everyone had more or less recovered their money and they were waiting for a dip to buy low, but in the absence of it a spike would happen anyway as new players came in or the old ones just went for it anyway assuming good will happen. And that is exactly what happened. But I blinked and missed it. Now at $5.3 million I bought another $80, which would be “foolish” normally, as it is at the top of the next “plateau”. But… I think aside a little dip, the pattern here is likely to repeat as per the 4 million did because most people already recouped their money, so now, either people like me that see this trend, or new player coming in, or a combination, is likely to drive the price up again fast. And even if there is a dip I believe it will recover. As I am not actually a day trader glued to his computer and as I have not put in automated buy/sell orders (like I said, still low ability on the mechanics remember?) I am betting the rise will continue for a few days yet. If my total investment doubles again I will take out twice the original total investment of $200 so I will have $400 out and no matter what happens I made $200 profit even if it all crashes and burns overnight.

Right now, if it crashes, I will have lost about $80 total as I only pulled out $160 but there are some fees to cover and so on. It would suck, but it’s not what will make or brake me.

Right now I have $472 in LOTTLE so I am actually “failing” and not following my own advice as I should have taken that $70 out to make my initial $200 safe. instead I put it in because my view is the spike will carry on for a bit yet. And so far, the small movement I saw since the start of this post seems to be in line with that calculated risk.

So that is it. I hope if you do Jon this trade on your own from wherever you are in the world, we can both become filthy rich.

Just don’t blow it all on hookers and cocaine. Life has far better options than that.

This post was originally published on my Substack. Link here

It’s called Il Traditore , on Netflix and the languages in it are Brazilian Portuguese, Italian and Sicilian dialect, and a smattering of English, so, even if you’re multilingual as I am, unless you’re Sicilian, subtitles will be required.

The film is based on the very much true story of Tommaso “Massino” Buscetta, who was a soldier in the Cosa Nostra (Mafia) who basically gave up some 366 mafiosi. In part, because Cosa Nostra had become the Mafia and the old rules were being ignored. Drugs introduced and no one was safe anymore. Romanticised as the “old mafia” is to a certain extent, it is also true to an extent, and the romanticisation in the film is absolutely not allowed to happen without a reality check from the Prosecuting Magistrate Giovanni Falcone. The extremely brave Judge who was killed in 1992 by the Mafia literally blowing up a whole section of road in order to get him. His friend Prosecuting Magistrate Paolo Borsellino was killed in similar fashion a few months later.

There are an immense level of good things in this film, some quite obvious, the actual story of Buscetta and the Mafia in general and how it mutated for the worst between the 1980s and 1990s (and since again and evolved into government pretty much, as in any case, it always had links to it). This part is very well done, because they even link and mention how Andreotti who was the Prime Minister of Italy seven times, was deeply implicated in the assassination of Carmine “Mino” Pecorelli, the editor of Osservatore Politico, who had revealed various scandals on Andreotti and also published a complete list of all the Freemasons, along with their code number and secret nickname that had thoroughly infiltrated the Catholic Church, and publicly asked the then “Pope” (an antipope like all the others since Roncalli) “John Paul I” Luciani if there would be silence or the deluge (punishment from God) for this absolutely huge infiltration of the Church. Luciani barely lasted a month, because despite being a fake Pope, he had started to dig into the messy and completely corrupt practices of the Vatican bank and its involvement with the Italian based Freemasonic Lodge P2 (this also was linked to “God’s Banker” Roberto Calvi later being hung under Blackfriars bridge in London in 1982.)

Luciani died of a “heart attack” 33 days after he became a fake Pope and no autopsy was ever done and he had been in good health previously. All indications is that he was murdered by some kind of poison most likely. These bits are not discussed in the film, but knowing about them makes the entire film, which is really more of a documentary in the sense that the key aspects are all factual, and the representation of the characters involved is artistically perfect.

So that is the baseline story, of how Cosa Nostra, which had some sort of rules, became the Mafia, whose only rule was violence in the name of profit and in which no one was deemed innocent, children, women and so-called “civilians” became targets merely due to being related to a mafioso and so on.

However, several other things are demonstrated with a clarity I have never seen before, in a quick list they are:

• The individualism and uniqueness of Italians in general
• The fact that each region and sometimes even each city (Corleone and Palermo are the two cities contending for power, both in Sicily) is a kind of “people” on its own. We have 21 dialects in Italy because we have 21 provinces and if you only speak the common Italian that is officially our language, you will barely understand any other of the dialects. And two “Italians” speaking their own dialect to each other when they are from different regions may as well be a German trying to understand a Spaniard.
• Related to the above comes through a particular sense of honour, blood and soil that even if it is not politically correct to speak about, especially in the Anglo-sphere, is an absolute and undeniable fact. A Sicilian is and always will be only a Sicilian. A Venetian a Venetian, an Abruzzese an Abruzzese. And each one of us has a name and a history, and infamous or not, our ancestors, in our Catholic religion look down on us from above, or up at us from below, as the case may be. And you carry all of that and them and their and your name forward into the future you forge and the past that your children and their children will make stories from.
• Even the legal system in Italy, and each interaction, is based much more on the human and the humanity of the individual. The criminal and the prosecutor, the policeman and the thief, they play their role, but they can also respect each other, even become friends. And above all, the scariest thing, the gold in each case, the rare thing, but the one everyone knows is really the important thing, is your dignity, your honour, your word, the type of man you are.
• The vast majority of the mafiosi are the usual gang you find everywhere, be it the schoolyard, the jail yard, the organised crime family, the corporate world and so on. Hyenas and jackals. But now and then, there is a man in there that is a lion. Regardless of if anyone ever hears or finds out his name or not, there are Italians, that because of their principles, will die, or kill, without flinching. And this is done in a way and from a foundation that is radically different from the Anglo and Teutonic races. The Northerners as I think of them, may die for a general principle and be honourable men, as any man can be, but their way of getting there seems to me to be more abstract. The “Italian” (Sicilian/Venetian/Pugliese, etc) gets there for far more biologically intrinsic reasons. My family, my blood, my land, my good friend, maybe even my religion (Catholicism has no fear of death nor of killing when required. Only murder is strictly forbidden, and of course, this distinction is often abused by mafiosi).
• On a grander scale, an intelligent observer can note the very different ways in which the human interactions take place in what was a nominally Catholic country, compared to a presently very much Protestant country. Yes, it’s true the Italians are more insular, less inserted in the mechanisation of the English-speaking world, because their personal humanity is still very much alive, very real and fresh and present; but it is also true they have a very well-developed imagination and sense of self, so that they can not only adapt to the Anglo-Saxon rules, but often find creative way of “overcoming” or “improving” them. If bureaucracy is a scourge of the devil, an Italian legislator intent on “improving” it is the right hand man of Satan. And if a bad law is in force, you can trust an Italian to find a loophole too. Catholicism (the real one, not the fake Vatican II Satanic version) is a religion that in all instances considers the human being in connection to God instead of a “system of society” as a Protestant false religion does. Because after all, as Jesus said, the Sabbath (laws) are made for man, not man for the Sabbath. Which paradoxically produces a far more just society than one in which every human being is supposed to fit in a special box that slots him in a specific place in the grand-machine that pulverises souls in the name of profit and “efficiency”.

If you have any interest in the human condition in both its good and bad aspects, I can’t think of a fit that better shows it and so clearly explains Italy and Italians as this one.

I hope you enjoy it.

This post was originally published on my Substack. Link here

I really like Anonymous Conservative. His r/K theory of humanity/politics is really one of those things that clicks a lot of other stuff in place, and his perspective on the American Stasi (surveillance) is genuinely interesting.

That said, his latest post (which includes some stuff about Thiel) is, I think, a tad optimistic.

Americans, and the entire anglo-saxon world really, has been saying things like:

“When the Saxon begins to hate…”

And essentially wagging their finger online with the equivalent of “I’m just about to start really getting angry and doing something about this!” since the early 1990s, and all I have seen, globally, but even more so in the UK and USA, is a continued retreat, to the point where now in the UK (and in Germany) people criticising the goat-fuckers that rape European children en masse tend to get longer jail sentences than the foreign rapists.

In short, I see absolutely NOTHING changing and no sign of ANY pushback.

Furthermore, the recent COVID experiment has also demonstrated most people will pretty much sodomise themselves with a deadly genetic serum on command rather than push back with something as innocuous as civil disobedience.

Furthermore people were kept separate and almost none of them have re-learnt, or learnt for the first time, how to become social creatures in real life with friends they meet in person instead of online. This in itself is preventing most of them from even being able to conceive of organising themselves in practical, in-the-flesh situations.

A few small countries in Eastern Europe on the other hand, simply ignored all the mandates, mask and Vaxx and just carried on as normal and their governments shut the fuck up and didn’t bring it up again. But did anyone in the West? Not really. I recall a British friend of mine that at the start of COVID laughed at the “chaos” of the Italians who after having been told to stay where they were, immediately drove back home or to wherever they needed to get to.

Italy’s lockdown was apparently pretty bad, but I never really experienced it. I went about my business normally, only occasionally wearing mask when some Karen would have made it more trouble to not do so for a minute or two. I was stopped by police a few times but none of them ever tried to tell me anything about the mask other than a commander who told me that there was no law that could force me to wear one.

I ignored the “mandatory” vacs for over 50s, as did most over 50s and had zero consequences. A few got fined but the fines went unpaid and have recently been abrogated (removed).

The long and the short of it is that the anglo-saxons tend to be more social creatures, and having been neutered for some 80 years by constant propaganda, brainwashing and fake foods with zero nutritious content, they have all gone very, very, very soft. And as a result they still do behave more like social creatures than your average latino/dago/spic, which in their case resembles a herd of cattle marching to the abattoir more than anything else. While their young are being raped in the corral next to theirs with impunity.

So, yeah, I really wish I was wrong, but I think AC is way too optimistic about his fellow Americans.

What do you think?

This post was originally published on my Substack. Link here