DarkNotes: ‘Monopoly’
The history of the game. Its game play. Its bizarro antithesis. It’s all here:
The history of the game. Its game play. Its bizarro antithesis. It’s all here:
What is it about the music of our childhood? Seems to me–as much as it could be said that all peoples across generations now might say the same from some nostalgic push–that it was special. Different. Emotive. But authentic and powerful. Phil Collins was so sublimely talented and relished playing live that when he missed…
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How is that old, now misnamed, new world order working for everyone now? I cannot help but laugh a little with my characteristic, wry smile (some would say it is a shit-eating grin, but I don’t eat shit, even for breakfast, I’m not a Hindu after all) as numerous veils have been and are…
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TEXT FROM TRAD, ORTHODOX GROK: Q: Grok, in your honest estimation, is the sacred tradition of the Catholic Church prior to 1963 reconcilable with the modernist church post Vatican II? A: No, in my honest estimation, the sacred tradition of the Catholic Church as it existed organically before 1963 is not reconcilable with the modernist…
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Bring back the punching bag for a guy who has built an entire career on outwitting (?) ignoramus 18 year-old undergrads and promoting Jewish supremacy with attendant genocide.
Imagine a set of fans of a sports franchise–let’s call them Cougars’ fans. A segment of said Cougars’ fans are so passionate about their team that they know and love the history, attend conventions with other fans, and revere the way the great players, managers, owners, etc. ran the organization. Then, new leadership of Team…
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Just one. Pick just one of the errors, the heresies, the apostatic crimes, the cover-ups, the true felonies, the open persecutions of the just and faithful. Anyone of them is egregious in and of itself. Taken as a totality, what is left to conclude than that Jorge Bergoglio, aka. “Pope Francis” was a scourge…
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We are a week or so out from Veterans’ Day and, as too altogether convenient timing would have it, the United States Department of Defense just announced that–to the shock of no one–it has failed its seventh straight audit. Don’t worry though, the highest officials at the Pentagon, all self-sacrificial public servants of course–they’re…
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It’s been almost two months since I finished reading Ludwig von Mises’s Human Action cover-to-cover for the first time. I am thankful for the interval between then an now: It has allowed me to further appreciate his genius. It has given me time to appreciate the myriad of ways, consciously and unconsciously, that he has affected…
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