Recently, the United States just launched a full-scale war with now, thousands of people are dead and gas prices are spiking. American troops are in harm's way for the Israelis… Not "national security" — Iran was literally in peace talks with us weeks before the bombs dropped. Here's what's we know: Lindsey Graham, a United States Senator, traveled to Israel multiple times in the weeks leading up to the war. He met with Netanyahu's intelligence agency. He boasted that "they'll tell me things our own government won't tell me." And then he coached Netanyahu on how to sell President Trump for our military action. I mean dude was literally licking his lips and smirking on LIVE TV during an interview 2 weeks ago about how “Israel is our ally & we will fight to the death for them.” He clearly was the main player in our United States who wanted bloodshed so he can profit off it. He’s even made statements to “wipe all Palestinians off the map” if I’m not mistaken. Here's someone who is a sitting US Senator completely acting on his own accord for a foreign government. If you ask me, this is the very definition of treason! This isn't the first time the United States has acted out of someone else's interest. Vietnam wasn't our war and now history repeats itself with Iran. If they bring the official draft back, this will literally be NO different than 1968-1973. Every time, we're told it's about "national security" or "democracy." Every time, we find out later that foreign interests and the politicians they've captured were pulling the strings all along for their own benefit/gain.

Ugh here we go again. Fuck this country

I’ve noticed something with dating, DJing, hearing stories from friends of mine, and truly digging deep into history: Beyond anything, women prioritize their own SURVIVAL FIRST. I'm not saying this to be harsh. I'm saying it because it's true, and pretending otherwise will only continue hurting those who don’t understand them. Think about human history. For tens of thousands of years, women sought security. A man who could provide, a structure that would protect them and their children. That wasn't manipulation, that was survival. Additionally if you dig deep into world history, women manipulated kings and emperors who ruled their lands with an iron fist. This was even before they can vote or have career paths. Now fast forward to today: the state provides what men used to. From Welfare, child support, alimony, family courts overwhelmingly favor mothers. We live in a “legal system” that gives women lighter sentences for the same crimes. A culture that tells women they're "boss babes" while simultaneously offering them every safety net imaginable. And women take FULL advantage of this. They’re programmed/hard-wired to negotiate & manipulate any situation to benefit them. The problem isn't that women act in their self-interest. The problem is that we're told they don't. We're sold this myth that women are inherently more selfless, more nurturing, more loyal. But recorded data tells a different story (and yes I’ve used AI to translate some old Greek philosophers work to English.) In the modern day: - Women initiate the majority of divorces - Women are far more likely to get custody - Women face far less legal accountability than men None of this means women are bad. It means they're clever — they play the hand they're dealt and quite well I must say. Meanwhile, men are still told to “Be the good man” and then act surprised when the system (and sometimes the woman) leaves them holding the bag. More of us dudes need to see the game clearly so we can protect ourselves the way women protect themselves. Especially now in the modern day, if you don't look out for yourself in this system, no one will. Don’t rely on anyone to truly come & save you as a man much less a boy.

Earlier last month, I mentioned powerful elites and Epstein + his connections, but let's also talk about the police. They act like they own the roads, but face almost no consequences when they break the law themselves. They sit in closed business parking lots, Hide in the woods, Camp out behind billboards as if they're in a Call of Duty multiplayer map. This is all in the hopes to catch someone going 5 or 10 over the speed limit. They act like they own the roads — and in many ways, they do. If you get pulled over, you're at their mercy. One attitude check and suddenly a warning turns into a ticket, or worse. Okay fine, but here's what gets me. When they break the law — body cam "malfunctions," evidence "goes missing," they rough someone up or worse — suddenly it's a different game. Qualified immunity, Union lawyers, Paid administrative leave. Internal investigations that take months and almost always end with "no wrongdoing found." And let's be honest: how often do police actually face consequences for their own crimes? How often do their buddies step in to cover it up? We've all seen the stories. An officer gets caught on camera doing something clearly wrong. The department launches an "investigation." The officer is quietly reassigned. The body cam footage is "unavailable." A few weeks later, the story disappears. Meanwhile, if you or I did the same thing? We'd be in cuffs before the sun went down. I'm not stereotyping every cop as plenty of compotent ones exist. I feel bad for the ones who DO take their oaths seriously to protect and serve. But the system protects the corrupt ones (just like the wealthy elites.) So they sit in the woods. They write tickets, act untouchable. Because in many ways, they are. But it doesn't give them the right to treat people however they please as the LAWS SHOULD abide to them as well.