A Bumpy Ride, by James Howard Kunstler

Fasten your seat belts. A disproportionate share of financial crises seem to occur in September and October. From James Howard Kunstler at kunstler.com:

“This voter is not convinced by virtues or statistics. He is convinced by dreams, visions, stories and jokes.” — Curtis Yarvin

Draw back from the scene and understand that the sheer heaping-up of procedural legal bullshit in the various sham court cases against candidate Donald Trump is largely an attempt to confound, mystify, and preoccupy the public while the great scaffold of our national life collapses. The news — both legacy and alt — will be dominated day after day by analyses of every move and counter-move through endless thickets of courtroom minutiae while the US economy crashes and burns, residual wealth is confiscated, and the American social order turns into something like fiery goo.

      By November of 2024, somebody will be elected president, or no one will be. At this point, it is probably down to an election that more than half the country won’t believe in, or no election at all due to civil chaos so extreme it will make the 1861 weeks of secession look as tame as a middle school fire drill. Beyond the hamstringing and hog-tying of their chief adversary, the Democratic Party lawfare necromancers have set up the gameboard with surpassing precision so that their opponents will never be able to win another election. Yet, they are so self-satisfied as to apparently think no one noticed. (We’ll be coming for you, eventually, Marc Elias.)

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2 responses to “A Bumpy Ride, by James Howard Kunstler

  1. You’ll own nothing and like it in your Bidenville pod, comrade.
    Property is theft and you can’t have nice things because we want it all.
    The bug kebabs are seasoned and tasty as they destroy your immune system.
    (S)elections are over and Chicago Jesus (the ONE!) is preezy of the steezy until the end of time.
    Forward, si se puede!

  2. this is not a reply to the above guy.

    Just my observation that kuntler is no good at any level of prognostication. he should do the right thing and stop writing.

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