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Quicksilver Syndrome

Quicksilver in the original comics I read as a kid belonged to the evil legion of mutants, an ill-defined (for a long while at least) group of “bad guys”. When they did delve a bit into their group, it came out that after all, these so called “evil” mutants, weren’t really evil, but that was the narrative that SJW types from the “superhero” class came up with. You know the types, never kill bad guys, fisticuffs only, humans and mutants can live in harmony, etc. etc.
Well, as it turns out, Pietro, or Quicksilver as he’s named, has super-speed, which we all knew, but what we didn’t know is that it is always on for him.
There is a scene where he begins to argue with one of the women in the group, and he starts to talk and then the writing in his speech bubble gets smaller and joined together and finally is just a line. The woman, which if I recall right may have been the Scarlet Witch, calls him “Pietro! Pietro! You’re speaking too fast, I can’t understand!” And then it comes out. Pietro is living his life always at supersede, (autocorrect typo, it was supposed to say superspeed but funny in the context of this blog!) but in order to interact with others he is constantly slowing himself down.
Imagine living like that. Speaking in slow motion, moving in slow motion, in order to have a chance at some kind of human connection. He was always portrayed as guy with a very short fuse, bad-tempered, and quick to anger.
Really though?
He’s the most patient of any group of super-heroes or villains put together. Imagine having to listen in slow motion to a point you already know precisely where it’s going and seeing someone have in slow motion, about to make an error and you even warn them, tell them, several times, and they just slowly, carry on making it. Imagine that being your day-to-day experience with other humans.
Well… that one frame in the comic book I read when I was in my teens struck me so much and stayed with me so long, precisely because I can relate. If I also had supersede the way he does, life would be pretty unbearable. It’s hard enough just having brain that works at roughly three times the speed of everyone else’s on a slow day for me. But yes, it is trying at times. Very trying.
I know, I know, High IQ problems are a bit like Rich People Problems. No one cares and they don’t seem real. But I assure you, they are. Despite the fact that most people wish to have such “problems” the reality is that not many are equipped to handle them.
It’s like this e-card.

Yes, Yes, I will now go shed a single tear for myself and how badly I am misunderstood from the apes monkeys that surround me.
I know you will all commiserate with me, of course.
The continuing lies of the Novus Orcos
It is by design that they continue to put forth a bunch of lies and try and confuse the waters, that is their entire purpose of course, but in reality, thanks to Pope Pius X and Benedict XV, the creation of the Code of Canon Law of 1917 means that how the dogmas of the Church are applied, from the start of the Church to 1917 are embodied in ONE book. This was a massive achievement and simplifies very clearly what is and not valid, licit, dogmatic or not in the Church, and how one is to function under the rules of the Church.
The Freemasons that usurped the Vatican of course hate the CL of 1917 and specifically Canon 188 part 4, because it is absolute, and stabs them in their blackened, foul, devil-worshipping little heart.
For clarity then, any and all rules of how to follow Catholic dogma, can only be contained in the CL of 1917 or, possibly, in one of the documents issued by the 3 valid Popes that ruled prior to the usurpation of the See of Peter by the Freemasons Satanist Roncalli, and all those like him who have come after, right up to and including Bergoglio.
These are the documents in question.
Title | Author | Year | Type | |||
Humani Generis Redemptionem | Benedict XV | 1917 | Encyclical | |||
Quod Iam Diu | Benedict XV | 1918 | Encyclical | |||
In Hac Tanta | Benedict XV | 1919 | Encyclical | |||
Maximum Illud | Benedict XV | 1919 | Apostolic Letter | |||
Paterno Iam Diu | Benedict XV | 1919 | Encyclical | |||
Annus Iam Plenus | Benedict XV | 1920 | Encyclical | |||
Principi Apostolorum Petro | Benedict XV | 1920 | Encyclical | |||
Spiritus Paraclitus | Benedict XV | 1920 | Encyclical | |||
In Praeclara Summorum | Benedict XV | 1921 | Encyclical | |||
Rerum Omnium Perturbationem | Pius XI | 1923 | Encyclical | |||
Quas Primas | Pius XI | 1925 | Encyclical | |||
Iniquis Afflictisque | Pius XI | 1926 | Encyclical | |||
Rerum Ecclesiae | Pius XI | 1926 | Encyclical | |||
Rite Expiatis | Pius XI | 1926 | Encyclical | |||
Miserentissimus Redemptor | Pius XI | 1928 | Encyclical | |||
Mortalium Animos | Pius XI | 1928 | Encyclical | |||
Divini Illius Magistri | Pius XI | 1929 | Encyclical | |||
Mens Nostra | Pius XI | 1929 | Encyclical | |||
Casti Connubii | Pius XI | 1930 | Encyclical | |||
Non Abbiamo Bisogno | Pius XI | 1931 | Encyclical | |||
Nova Impendet | Pius XI | 1931 | Encyclical | |||
Acerba Animi | Pius XI | 1932 | Encyclical | |||
Dilectissima Nobis | Pius XI | 1933 | Encyclical | |||
Ad Catholici Sacerdotii | Pius XI | 1935 | Encyclical | |||
Vigilanti Cura | Pius XI | 1936 | Encyclical | |||
Divini Redemptoris | Pius XI | 1937 | Encyclical | |||
Firmissimam Constantiam | Pius XI | 1937 | Encyclical | |||
Ingravescentibus Malis | Pius XI | 1937 | Encyclical | |||
Mit Brennender Sorge | Pius XI | 1937 | Encyclical | |||
Sertum Laetitiae | Pius XII | 1939 | Encyclical | |||
Summi Pontificatus | Pius XII | 1939 | Encyclical | |||
Saeculo Exeunte Octavo | Pius XII | 1940 | Encyclical | |||
Divino Afflante Spiritu | Pius XII | 1943 | Encyclical | |||
Mystici Corporis Christi | Pius XII | 1943 | Encyclical | |||
Orientalis Ecclesiae | Pius XII | 1944 | Encyclical | |||
Communium Interpretes Dolorum | Pius XII | 1945 | Encyclical | |||
Orientalis Omnes Ecclesias | Pius XII | 1945 | Encyclical | |||
Deiparae Virginis Mariae | Pius XII | 1946 | Encyclical | |||
Quaemadmodum | Pius XII | 1946 | Encyclical | |||
Fulgens Radiatur | Pius XII | 1947 | Encyclical | |||
Mediator Dei | Pius XII | 1947 | Encyclical | |||
Auspicia Quaedam | Pius XII | 1948 | Encyclical | |||
In Multiplicibus Curis | Pius XII | 1948 | Encyclical | |||
Redemptoris Nostri Cruciatus | Pius XII | 1949 | Encyclical | |||
Anni Sacri | Pius XII | 1950 | Encyclical | |||
Mirabile Illud | Pius XII | 1950 | Encyclical | |||
Summi Maeroris | Pius XII | 1950 | Encyclical | |||
Evangelii Praecones | Pius XII | 1951 | Encyclical | |||
Ingruentium Malorum | Pius XII | 1951 | Encyclical | |||
Sempiternus Rex Christus | Pius XII | 1951 | Encyclical | |||
Doctor Mellifluus | Pius XII | 1953 | Encyclical | |||
Fulgens Corona | Pius XII | 1953 | Encyclical | |||
Ad Caeli Reginam | Pius XII | 1954 | Encyclical | |||
Ad Sinarum Gentem | Pius XII | 1954 | Encyclical | |||
Sacra Virginitas | Pius XII | 1954 | Encyclical | |||
Musicae Sacrae | Pius XII | 1955 | Encyclical | |||
Luctuosissimi Eventus | Pius XII | 1956 | Encyclical | |||
Fidei Donum | Pius XII | 1957 | Encyclical | |||
Invicti Athletae | Pius XII | 1957 | Encyclical | |||
Le Pèlerinage de Lourdes | Pius XII | 1957 | Encyclical | |||
Miranda Prorsus | Pius XII | 1957 | Encyclical | |||
Ad Apostolorum Principis | Pius XII | 1958 | Encyclical | |||
Meminisse Iuvat | Pius XII | 1958 | Encyclical | |||
St. Claire Heavenly Patron of Television | Pius XII | 1958 | Apostolic Letter |
In short, if it is not contained in CL of 1917 or one of the above documents, you are perfectly fine to ignore it as the creation of people who at a very minimum are suspect, and thus, as prudence dictates, to be avoided, and more likely, especially if pretending to be “catholic” clergy, are likely Satanists (that’s what Freemasons are), impostors, frauds, pedophiles or at the very least absolute liars and grifters.
I hope that makes things clear for everyone.
NB: As for the “hypocrisy” of not wanting to use the 1955 Liturgical changes that were unfortunately approved by Pius XII, first of all, let it be clear that the Liturgy is in a different class from Canon Law, and is not entirely dogmatic, in fact one could argue almost none of it is. Secondly, a rather simple and direct explanation is provided by Bp. Sanborn here.
Notwithstanding the problems actual Catholics have with Bp. Sanborn, this specific point (as well as many others, of course) he has addressed well.
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Training in Hand to Hand after 50
I received an interesting email from a reader of the blog who is also a Kurgan TV member, in it he mentioned how he felt his hand-to-hand skills were probably his weakest link.
It is a sad fact of life (or maybe a divinely good one, it’s hard to tell while we are still roaming the Earth) that as you become
olderwiser your body begins to tell you that you no longer need to do all that physical stuff quite as energetically. It can tell you this in a number of ways, including failing you in ways that take long to heal.At some point, I would not want to get into a fight with a half-dozen twenty-somethings with my bare hands.
I did once hold off about 25 “youths” ranging in age from I’d say 12 or 13 to 23 or so. This was in December 2015 so I was 45 already, but I had managed to get myself in a doorway, meaning they could only come at me at most 2-3 at the time and none actually stepped forward. If they had it would have been reminiscent of that scene from a Bruce Lee film. There were no camera in that particular spot of London and as some had bottles in their hands and such, it was likely some might have had knives too. If they had stepped forward I would not have held back with any strike at all and I would not have been concerned about consequences afterwards, as 25 people, even if untrained and pack-like can definitely kill you if you give them any leeway, but inside a gateway that was flanked by solid face-brick columns, I really was not worried. They clearly were as they repeatedly taunted me to try and get me to step out of the doorway, and I taunted them back about being weak little bitches who couldn’t take me even though they were a couple of dozens of them. One threw a bottle at me, which I caught and threw back, narrowly missing his head, but none of them ever stepped forward so after a while I just went through the gate and closed it behind me and went home.
The mentality switches too though, even as your body changes, and as I get older, I think while on one side I’m not as prone to the impatience, and quick temper of youth, and will generally try to avoid issues before they even become issues, if I were forced into a situation now, I would be far less forgiving in my approach. I would be far more concerned with ending the threat as fast and absolutely as possible than whether the other guy would be able to walk or chew solid food again or how badly they might fall flat on the floor and never get up again.
I learnt from 4 decades of martial arts that if I am injured or somehow limited, or scared for others near me, paradoxically, I become far more dangerous than if I am fighting fit and not worried about the confrontation. And an older guy is a bit like a wounded animal. He just wants to be left alone and if you attack him, well, he’s not going to play nice. At all.
If you are only starting martial arts in your fifth decade, you need to approach it a bit differently. Train slower and do a lot more repetitions (ie the “boring” training that the young guys don”t like, but that is really how you develop a skill) and make sure your movements are correct and as perfect as you can get them while you do them at super slow speed in a controlled environment and progress to faster and harder only gradually and always keeping excellent form. A fitness regime to complement your training is also advisable and you need to figure that out yourself on the basis of where you are and what you wish to achieve.
Nothing is impossible, there are 90 year olds doing 20 pull-ups a day, and there are 30 year olds that are obese and will almost croak of heart seizure if they have to run 30 metres.
All that said, my dad, when he was in his 60s stopped an armed robbery. He did karate from a young age and was renowned enough in Italy that when I took a taxi to see his old Sensei in Italy, the taxi driver, knew who my father was by reputation alone. And he’d been away from Italy for over 20 years already. However, when faced with multiple armed robbers in a store, he did not rely on fisticuffs. He used his .45. And he didn’t just wave it about either.
The point being the as you get older you need to adapt to your changing physical circumstances. If you live in a country where it is possible for you to get GOOD combat training with firearms, then do that. And become a regular. Most people, even “trained” ones, completely fall apart under real life scenarios, so your training needs to incorporate high stress and realistic situations within the realms of keeping safety standards too. And no matter how “realistic” training will NEVER get the adrenaline flowing like a real-life live or die scenario, but this is where obsessive repetition under as many different conditions as possible becomes paramount.
These are just some general points. There are, of course, freaks of nature that will take healthy 20-something thugs out while they are in their 70s.
A local man was in the newspaper because he saw two immigrants of African descent harassing a young woman, who was also an immigrant, but of European descent. The man was in his 70s but nevertheless confronted the two thugs, and when they thought they could get physical with the old man, he laid one out with a right cross. he’s been a semi-pro boxer in his younger days. The other thug ran away after he saw his friend hit the pavement cold.
And I am aware of a little old Russian soldier kicking the crap out of two guys that were twice his size and mean, without breaking a sweat. So, while I hope to not have to deal with young punks in my 70s, if I do, I will be taking very much a more Jonah Hex/Punisher approach than a Batman approach.
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By G | 26 April 2023 | Posted in Guns, Martial Arts, Social Commentary, Systema, Systema