Some highlights from Sunday the 2nd of June of 2019, as follows:

March of 2015

2019-05-30 - Thursday - 11:06 AM 2019-06-02 - Sunday - 12:36 AM- March of 2015 - Met Mark Zuck Lego Man, one of my favorite students. Shaved My Head. Banning Oatmeal. I Ate Adam Edermo Salt of ASOV Video - Under The Sea Video - 23/9 Park English

Leviticus

01:03 AM - Leviticus private messaged me again: "You know I love you but.... If you keep fucking up threads, evasive measures must be taken!!! Do you understand???" I flagged his messaged and send the following message to the moderators of Infocomms: "Leviticus has been harassing me."

Favorite Movies

01:14 AM - Infocomms - Star Wars, Matrix, Lord of the Rings, Austin Powers, Star Trek, The LEGO Movie, Back to the Future. 08:23 AM - I really love the Power Rangers, Batman, Tomb Raider. 08:41 PM - Rambo - Last Blood is coming out in 2019 and it looks awesome.

Enslaved

08:27 AM - Facebook - People long to be ruled and not to be free.

Favorite Video Games

08:32 AM - Infocomms - Awesome. I love Star Craft. Also, I really love NES games. Bring back the 1980's. Bring back the Karate Kid and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT). What Are Your Favorite Video-Games & Do They Contain Red-Pills?

Leave now

08:39 AM - Infocomms - @ADASTRAPERASPERA - if you don't want to be here, then stop right now? Close the web browser. Go to another website. Turn off the computer. Read a book. Go outside. It is that simple.

Super Model Girl

09:17 AM - @moltochic - Steemit - HELLO....!!!! EVERYONE....✌ - I replied: "You are very smart. I love exercise, especially basketball. I love the way you see the world, Molto Chic. My sign is Aquarius. Beaches are beautiful. Happy to meet you. Here is an upvote and resteem." (Twitter) Is this you? 247 Online Betting YouTube Video - Glendys Sanz

Weird Laws

09:39 AM - Steemit - Can we change weird laws, bad laws, by getting involved in city halls, in calling people, in knowing people, in pressuring people, and in letting other people know which laws exist? I was in jail for 2 weeks and almost a year trying to stop a drunk from making a prank call.

From Dicatorship to Democracy

09:42 AM - Steemit - If you are a non-violent type of activist then you can find no better resource than the Einstein Institute.

World Long Slavery

09:51 AM - Steemit - Socialism can be seen in some of the countries in Europe in the form of welfare and some of the people are trying to selfishly keep that for themselves as opposed to letting fake refugees in to take some of that from them. Naturally, humans long to be ruled as opposed to being free and that's why there are differences between first-world countries and third-world countries. Over half of the people of the world (billions of people) are in favor of socialism, communism, leftism, welfare, of surrendering freedoms in the name of being protected by tyranny, that is bigger government. That's why we have borders. People who are for smaller government must be reminded that most people tend to be for bigger government. It's human nature. But some people choose to favor smaller government or even anarchy (free markets). Upvoted. Resteemed. Go Tommy Robinson, Trump, Steemit, free markets, Nigel Farage, Wikileaks, Drudge Report, Infowars, Brian, etc.

People Love Bigger Gov

09:56 AM - Facebook - Most people on earth love bigger government. I like smaller ones.

Breakfast

10:30 AM - Apple. Coffee. 2 bowls of oatmeal with raisins, cooked by me. Washed the dishes.

Church

I didn't go to church today. Mom is sick. I might be a little sick too. Apparently, my computer might be sick too.

Rare-Earth War

10:42 AM - Infocomms - World Alternative Media put out a video today about what China does, especially now in light of U.S. Tariffs, prompted by Trump.

Cars, smart phones, and other things, are generally built with rare-earth minerals, metals, etc, some which are of China or Chinese owned in Asia and Africa for example, apparently, it would seem.

In this video, below, Josh Sigurdson and Erin Nakamoto also talked about U.S. farms. This is another issue as well. Tax cuts can be good. However, bailouts and subsidiaries can be counterproductive. Speaking of farming - Infowars has an article about that.

Long-Term Problems

Economically, nationally, locally, how do we make farming great again and how do we become independent of Chinese rare-earth minerals that American technologies and cars and things may depend too much upon? Can we dig holes in America and compensate or do we have to depend on China and globalism and socialism and other things? What can we do?

Computer Problems

10:50 AM - My computer froze as it has been sometimes the past two years since I bought this laptop in like 2016 in Vietnam. Maybe I bought it in 2015. But the WIFI manager freezes. I couldn't force Firefox to stop. SOmething unknown was running on Firefox maybe. Maybe just an add-on. Eventually, the clock stopped ticking. The mouse stopped moving. The computer froze. I listened to the fan with my ears next to the computer. I didn't hear any beeping noises, just a fan. So, I forced it off. I wrote some of this already before turning it off but the computer froze before I could save it. It froze in the middle of saving this document, this blog I'm writing right now. So, I had to write this all over.

YouTube White-Out Comment-Section

12:23 PM - Infocomms - BRAND NEW YouTube White-Out Comment-Section - Appears Invisible More So Than Before - It appears worse than ever before. Here is a screenshot of what it looked like for me while watching YouTube videos via Firefox on Ubuntu Mate 16.04: you can compare that with other videos: this looks worse than ever before: Compared With This Video that didn't have this problem, it would seem, apparently, allegedly.

Infocomms Reddit

12:45 PM - Infocomms - Should Infocomms function more like Reddit in having upvotes? Yes or no? I say yes because then the more popular posts, threads, and comments, can appear closer to the top, like Reddit, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Minds, Gab, Steemit, many social networks, websites, etc. I would recommend downvoting over flags. Owen Shroyer has talked about not having censorship or flagging or whatever on Infocomms. Yes, Infowars can do what they want with Infocomms. Currently, this is what we have. It is ultimately up to them. But if I were them, I would consider focusing more on what is liked over what is disliked. In other words, I would rather focus on promoting the posts, threads, comments, videos, pictures, links, and things that are upvoted and liked and loved more. Around two days ago, I tested out the flagging system on Infocomms. I clicked on flag on a new thread I posted and it was hidden. Later on, it disappeared. It appeared to me that it only took one flag to do that. So, please correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems that one person can flag a comment on Infocomms and that can result in that comment being hidden. That means, readers can click on the unhide button in order to see it. But the comment may be removed eventually as well. As a community, if we are happy with this type of system, then that's good. I'm only here to suggest that the Reddit system might be better. Well, I could be wrong. Please let me know how I'm wrong. We can even have a debate if you want.

The Truth or Dare Game Challenge - Activism Edition

01:22 PM - Infocomms - Why not bring back that game - The Truth or Dare Challenge - in order to motivate people into doing legal, peaceful, lawful, activism, protests, videos, articles, stunts, projects, missions, challenges, etc, online and especially offline? Let's play this game here. You can go first. Dare somebody here to do something.

Lunch

01:30 PM - Egg vegi salad while watch Buffy & Avalon in a rap battle video on YouTube.

One Last Try

01:42 PM - I left America partly because of Obama and I was going to stay in Vietnam forever and I was always open to marrying a Vietnamese. I came back partly because of Trump.

Generally, most people in the world favor bigger government, which includes some of the Vietnamese. Exceptions may apply but I'm speaking in generalities.

I came back to America to help MAGA, Infowars, Trump, Americana, etc. I also came back to scan family photos, etc. So, I'm in America for now. I am in the middle of projects, of things I'm trying to do to help America and family.

I always end up too busy to date, on top of that.

I should make time for dating.

But I probably should date and eventually marry an American woman who aligns more with core values, ideally.

But I do contemplate abandoning America to venture Asia and the world. But I forced myself to return to America and to give America one last try for the next few years.

If nothing big happens in the next few years for me in America, I will likely feel compelled to return to Vietnam or wherever.

Safety Over Freedom

01:53 PM - Infocomms - @Fubar, I agree that we need to find ways to end the Not-Federal Federal Reserve, the IRS, excessive taxes, regulations, excessive federal prohibitions, laws, codes, acts, rules, etc.

Conservatives can be like Grey Man Soros Bad like leftists can be like Orange Man Trump Bad.

Yes, Soros is bad but we shouldn't do what the left does in blindly opposing whatever our enemies do, say, etc. So, we get that. We talk about that. We make things happen. That's good.

The challenge is in getting other people to see how sophisticated or complex it can be, like you said.

The political world is like chess, there are many things happening at the same time and we should use Political Kung-Fu Leverage to deflect, reflect, the stuff that is thrown at us.

Maybe fight fire with fire, like a taste of their own medicine.

Beyond that, we should try to minimize government even at the cost of minimizing safety.

Most people on earth prefer bigger government in the name of being safer. So, banning bad drugs appears safer on the outside if it keeps us safer on the assumption that we can trust governments and everything.

That is what borders are for, it is for keeping most people out of America because most people prefer bigger government because it is human nature to long for safety over freedom.

Flagged

01:55 PM - Yes. That's right. By the way, my posts/comments on Infocomms are getting flagged.

Should We Have Upvotes Instead of Flags on Infocomms?

02:03 PM - Infocomms - This thread was flagged by somebody, maybe by Leviticus. I think @Leviticus is targeting me. He sent me a PM and said that he would do this. Leviticus has been flagging my posts and comments. He is harassing and abusing me and he PM me and said to me that he would do this. I believe that people like Leviticus has or have been abusing the flagging system and he accused me of having bot accounts on here. He flagged my posts and comments. He is harassing me. My posts/comments are being flagged by probably Leviticus who messaged me last night saying that if I kept on derailing threads, then something would happen, whatever that means.

Activism

02:25 PM - I wanted to promote my thread on a Truth or Dare Challenge, that is an activism game based on Truth or Dare. But that thread was flagged. I would like to encourage other people to start threads about challenging people towards activism similar to some of your threads that challenged people to call into talk-radio shows, etc. I don't care if people steal my ideas. I just want the ideas to get out there in order to get more people to think about it.

Fighting Cancer

02:42 PM - Infocomms - Leviticus may have flagged your thread. Maybe it was other people. I am against chemo. Your Drinking Pee Fast is a good idea that makes sense. I've heard about things like that but not in the way you said it about invoking the immune system to push the panic button which I wasn't thinking about but I agree with that concept. Fubar wrote: "....Begin immediate fast on water only at least 3 days I would really try for seven. I would urinate into a very long narrow see-through plastic pipe with a drain at the bottom at least six feet long. I would let it sit for a day and drain off the most concentrated part from the bottom and drink it, to cause an IMMUNE RESPONSE. Think about this, your body has just worked to remove this substance from its self and now you are re-introducing it back into your body in a concentrated form. The response from your body should be WTF I just got rid of that stuff, HIT the panic button we need a FULL REVIEW of what we are doing here, did we miss something, is something broke??....."

Was In Jail

03:24 PM - Steemit - Thrown in Prison - I was in jail for stopping my dad's drunk GF from calling the cops. So, my dad's GF, Robin Baker, back in 2012-07-13 - Friday the 13th of July of 2012 in Oregon, was yelling at me as I came home to cook dinner in the kitchen. I told her nicely to go to her room. She got mad and went to call 911. So, I grabbed the phone from her. She pulled out another phone and called.

Could Have Lied

The police came and asked if I stopped the first phone call and I said yes. Had I lied and said no, the cops were going to just leave as nothing happened or so they said.

Taking The DA Deal

Instead, I was thrown in jail for 2 weeks. The DA made a deal with me that I would plead guilty to hurting her in exchange for the bigger crime of interfering with a 911 call being dropped. They said I would be found guilty of the 911 violation law or whatever it is and that I may end up in jail for like 12 months and also fined thousands of dollars or so they told me, allegedly. I thought for days about fighting it all in court but then eventually decided to take the deal that the DA gave me.

Banning Oatmeal

03:35 PM - On places like Infocomms and Discord, allegely, possibly, probably, people like Leviticus#4682 and hxtr#2689 and DuxGinger#3955 and Paladin#6112 may be flagging and doxing people. I've been writing articles about some of this or some of what I've observing. Some people may have harassed me at times. It may all be a long story.

Feeding Pigs

03:41 PM While napping around 3 PM, I started remember about my life in 2004. I graduated high school and worked at a camp in New York at the Word of Life Bible Institute (WOLBI NY). That summer, I worked in food prep. Expired food went in buckets. WHile sleeping some minutes ago, I started visualizing a lady that would come and take those buckets of food for her farm animals, like pigs and horses. I can't say how accurate my memories are, but those things happened. There may have been different people that would come to collect food that we would end up throwing away. After that, I started remembering about the outside truck freezers that we had at times. It was cold. We would go inside to grab food to unload them. I remember Chris Zuagg and Aaron who pretended to be like the Fonz from Happy Days. More on this later.

Eat Tumors

03:48 PM - Infocomms- Artsyneva added: "I would say for myself fast as long as you can on only distilled water. No food. After about three days or so the body will start eating all the bad in itself. It will eat tumors, infections, etc. I have fasted ten days on distilled water and felt great. In protest healthy so can’t speaks for others. Someone. Dispilling too much poison at once by fasting can possibly put a big strain on the kidneys."

Yard Work

06:00 PM - Raking behind the bookshed and around the raspberries.

@stefan.molyneux

07:00 PM - Do Animals Have Rights? Freedomain Debate! - I get both sides of the argument. Stefan Molyneux defended his side. The Lord of Rings Wizard Demon may have been trying to address whether or not people should kill animals, zombies, people, abortion, sick people, retarded people, old people, half animal half human people, etc, etc. But he didn't make his arguments clear enough. He might have been accurate in saying that Stefan didn't talk enough about whether or not sick people have enough value or not. But then again, that might not even be relevant to which actions we may take in hypothetical situations. I get both sides of the debate. But Stefan was defending the practical reality that we live in which matters much more. Now, Gandalf might have been trying to create an abstract parable illustration scenario in order to address practical real-life issues. But 2 hours later, and Gandalf Demon didn't bring his side of the argument home to the practical down-to-earth reality and Stefan remained relevant to the timeline that we exist upon and that is more relevant and more fundamentally crucial for philosophy, education, for our lives, for everything. Yes, Gandalf might have been trying to talk about the future, assuming that globalists win, assuming that IQ continues to decline, assuming that we don't continue to fight back against leftism, tyranny, technocracy, corporatism, Big Pharma, mercury vaccines, 5G, where they are making humans less able to have kids, and many are not able to, and more people are getting autism and other disorders, and many bad things are happening..... etc, etc..... and should we kill zombie people or unborn babies or old vegetable old people, etc, etc........... so, should we kill this cow man? like bart simpson, said, don't have a cow man? Jeshaiah Kiser - 9 hours ago - he wrote: "@BasedDisciple Even considering a Socratic dialogue wherein one plays the devils advocate for a hypothesis, intellectual honesty is to be maintained within the hypothetical by the means of logical conditions. This is a trend that was broken by French philosophy and causes one to cut off the branch which one sits upon via illogical suppositions. Abstractions which do not account for logical consequence render the hypothetical null. Also, the kid made a huge rookie mistake with the assumption that Normal is the mean average. Normal is a state which is not hyperpolarized nor depolarized. He also did not clarify that the intent of his model was to indicate Stefan's value of sentience outside of the human condition, which could have taken thirty seconds to summarize, not almost two hours." Gandalf may have been trying to address a future Wall-E fat people world that we might someday have if we don't stop the globalists and others who try to turn us into zombies and stuff. Propter Hawk wrote: "The condensed version: Stefan: Here is what qualifies someone under the NAP. Caller: Here is my hypothetical, of 51% of humanity, not meeting the qualification. Does the NAP cover them? Stefan: Under the abstract hypothetical you gave me, the NAP, as I defined it, would not apply to them. Caller: I wasn't expecting that. Let me up the percentage to 100%, add in a wizard, remove logical consequences where it suits me, appeal to more omniscience, while turning you into a God, orbiting the new cow world of humans, would the NAP apply then? Stefan: I thank you for the call, but I think after two hours of this, I am going to stick a fork in this one, and call it done. AMitev wrote: "No I didn't. I guess I'm one of those cow brained, Incurable, sterile, unable to be cloned with modern technology, and have a different genetic code as all the regular people. Hypotheticals are useful when its based in reality. Not stupid fantasy play lands that make no sense."

YouTube Problem

08:04 PM - Infocomms - @FlagDUDE08, I compared different videos with each other as seen in the two screenshots above that some YouTube web pages loaded completely and some did not.

Reddit Infocomms

08:33 PM - Infocomms - @FlagDUDE08, why not do what Reddit does in pushing popular posts up towards the top of the page? Flagging is a system that reminds me of publishers. You could argue and say that they're different, and they are different. But how different? Is Infocomms supposed to function more like a publisher or a platform? If it functions like a publisher, then does it then become liable for what people post here? If they're not liable, then what's the point of flagging in the first place? Is the point of flagging to limit how much is posted in order to save for this website some bandwidth and storage, to save it some money? Beyond that, does flagging then push people to go underground?

Activating Activism

08:46 PM - Infocomms - Would reverse psychology motivate people towards activism? For example, I could tell you not to visit Infowars Store. Does that make you forget about Infowars Store? If I tell you to stop thinking about Infowars Store, will you stop thinking about it? If I tell you not to do activism, does that make more likely to not do activism?

Beyond that, would a dare push people towards activism? I dare you to do activism tomorrow. Now, are you less likely going to do activism because I dared you to?

How about doubting? Frankly, I doubt that you could do any activism at all because you don't have enough oatmeal in your body to do activism. Does doubt work? Here are three tactics for pushing people towards activism. What are other ways to pushing people towards activism?

Activating Activism:

Which things pushes people towards activism?

• Reverse Psychology
• Dare
• Doubt

Bible Verses

08:55 PM - Infocomms - Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not in your own understandings but in all your ways, acknowledge Christ and He will direst your path. Proverbs 3:5-6 JIV - Joey Arnold Oatmeal Internatonal Version. @Pipeline, JIV is the Joey International Version. I wrote that from the top of my head as it was one of the verses I memorized as a kid as I attended AWANA and Word Of Life Olympians and church, Sunday School, Vacation Bible School (VBS), Salvation Army clubs, summer camps.

IMHO

In My Humble Opinion

Gradual White Houses

09:04 PM - Infocomms - @TheIsz, how do we reach new people? You're talking about the individual responsibility that each person has, which is true. I'm talking about planting seeds in the heart of men towards red-pilling, walking-away, towards opportunities that come up randomly in life. Should we only shine as beacons, as light houses? Should we never dive dark into the sea? Should we only wait for people to come to us? Should we never go on the offensive? Should we never do what leftists have been doing for centuries, globally, religiously, politically, socially, educationally, in actually engaging in culture in undercover Veritas approaches that seeks to gradually push people towards a better tomorrow?

Now What Thread

09:05 PM - Infocomms - NowWhat wrote: " Infocomms is now an army of idiots - Site Feedback Category - NowWhat - 6m - In 3 short days Infocomms has been taken over by idiots that post the stupidest things I have ever seen. It is always the same accounts @joeyarnoldvn, @Fubar, @AtypicalRift @ADASTRAPERASPERA - It will not be limited to just those accounts as it is easy to see they are always creating new ones. It is a shame that this idiot-box is associated with a smart organization like Infowars. I suppose the infowars crew will never learn. When you allow idiot spammers to post and repost complete nonsense over-and-over it will get old. This will cause issues as these idiots make the dumbest replies to people that are trying to have a serious discussion. What a fucking shame. :fu:." I replied: "Are you trying to have a serious discussion right now, right here?"

Video Game Lessons

09:10 PM - Infocomms - I love Red Dead Redemption and Mario games and TMNT. I love RPG games which helps us make better choices in the real world. Video games can teach us how to resourceful, social, educated, proactive, optimistic, courageous.

Red-Pilling

09:17 PM - Infocomms - I'm talking a few different things at the same time. I'm talking about activists and the activated as well. I roll everything all into one thing because the activated becomes the activist in full-circle, sometimes. So, I look at things from an outside eternal perspective, like outside of time in some ways. I'm a spoon and you're a shovel, we are different parts of the body, there are many different ways to do things, and some things work better for some people at certain times than other things do and that is worth talking about.

Cow People

10:08 PM - YouTube - Gandalf said the Cowmen would experience everything like humans do, but no they wouldn't because they would have to say moo every God Dam Second Haha.

Debate

10:31 PM - Infocomms - What would Stefan Molyneux say about this? He believes in the art of the argument, in philosophy which stems from Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, Judeo-Christianity, Western Civilization, Rome, Athens, Europe, America, and the process of debating is the secret to progress as we sort through good and bad ideas. We can choose to ban people, if we want. That may push them underground. Also, should we become like the left in banning and flagging free speech, subjectively, excessively, obsessively, aggressively, but to which end? Again, Infocomms can make up the rules, the systems to how things work. I'm not telling you what to do or what not to do. But I'm trying to state the value of debate as seen in philosophy in the minds of the greatest thinkers on earth. I believe in the methodology of debating all ideas, even bad ideas, even alleged hate speech, etc, etc. But again, perhaps it is up to us and up to Infocomms how you guys may want to do things specifically for this website specifically.

Jail 2012

10:39 PM - Steemit - Should I have asked for the exact number to which law they were trying to get me on or should I asked if they were violating my 4th amendment or what?

CPS War

10:41 PM - Infocomms - CPS almost destroyed our family in Oregon in the 1980's and CPS split up families more than Obama Border Cages.

Flags

10:43 PM - The people that flagged could have talked about why they flag and I talk about the flagging for a bunch of reasons and I will get to those reasons in the future, step by step, as it is a long story and I know what I'm doing. Internet should resemble private ownership rights, land rights, meaning that if you own the land or the website, then you should have the right to kick people off your property, unless if you're Facebook and you're getting liability protection and black contracts and stuff under the table which may allow you to be a publisher and platform at the same time.

Morning Routine

11:25 PM - Infocomms - I love black coffee each morning. I also love fasting.

Watching

11:31 PM - 01:33 AM - Watching - Serenity