1194. Let’s not mourn democracy

03/20/2026

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… that international law as a coherent and binding legal framework does not exist—and never has. Now, at last, the truth is coming to light. A truth that, for reasons no longer comprehensible, was kept secret, concealed, and vociferously denied for a certain period of time. International law? A bogeyman, a nonentity—at best, a justification for the victor’s arbitrariness, even though it no longer needs one. The superior need not justify itself. Where would that lead us, or rather, where did we end up? Source.

Let’s not mourn the loss of democracy. We only ever had the illusion of it, and now even that has been taken from us. Has anyone invented a functioning political system where reason truly reigns and the well-being of people and the environment is the goal? All we can think of is more control. That’s exactly what we’re getting, so there’s no need to worry. Right? Maybe we should deploy new teams of controllers to monitor those who are currently in control? That sounds like an obsession with controlling everyone and everything. How about direct democracy instead? It’s been working in Switzerland for years, and even the globalists haven’t managed to outsmart it.

I don’t have a magic formula for the world’s problems. Maybe one of the 8 billion people out there has a sensible solution?

In geopolitics, there has always been a single rule: the one who can enforce it with superior power is right. This rule, combined with the indoctrination of the political spheres of the most important states, made it possible to gain an additional advantage. Yesterday’s Israeli attack on the South Pars refinery in Bandar Kangan on the Persian Gulf—if one believes Trump, which I do not—took place against the will of the unfortunate candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize.

We know, of course, that both American military aircraft and missiles are controlled by the Pentagon. And there is the possibility of blocking them remotely as well. But who would block their most important ally, especially since that ally possesses Epstein’s compromising material against key politicians in Washington? Such are the bonds of friendship, and such is the way politics works. Whoever bought Little Saint James Island in the U.S. Virgin Islands archipelago (the “Epstein Island”) has—as Trump likes to say—the right cards “made in Israel.”

Exactly what cards does Trump have up his sleeve right now? He has the world’s largest army and Estonia’s support in the fight for the freedom of tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. He has the world’s largest aircraft carrier—with a broken sewage system, a burned-out laundry facility, and a shortage of 600 berths for the crew. It looks like a buyer has been found for this floating city.

Now that the situation has been outlined, it is high time for a report on the hostilities of the past few hours. Day 20 of the Israeli-US war of aggression against Iran. Source.

There are unconfirmed rumors circulating that, in addition to Prime Minister Netanyahu, the radical Israeli Minister of Public Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has also been killed.

Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com

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