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[C]’est après un grand succès que se rencontrent, d’ordinaire, les chances les plus dangereuses de ruine : tant que le péril dure, on n’a contre soi que ses adversaires, et on en triomphe ; mais, après la victoire, on commence à avoir affaire à soi-même, à sa mollesse, à son orgueil, à l’imprudente sécurité que la victoire donne ; on succombe6. »
Nicolas Baverez • Le Monde selon Tocqueville: Combats pour la liberté (French Edition)
The elites have totally abandoned us and their responsibility to steward the nation
We’re on the brink of war, deaths of despair are at an all time high, the economy is fake
And the plutocracy is launching ultra premium tequila brands. We need Greatness
Augustus Dorickox.comwas left in a state
Martin Gurri • Revolt of the Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millennium
a disaster is a lot like a revolution when it comes to disruption and improvisation, to new roles and an unnerving or exhilarating sense that now anything is possible.
Rebecca Solnit • Hope in the Dark: Untold Histories, Wild Possibilities
A view of the USA: the west is in flames, the south braces for two hurricanes. The government has no plan out of this pandemic, but they continue to spend billions to suppress our protests.
Can't say we didn't warn you.
It's time for a revolution. We all must rise up, or we all will sink.... See more
instagram.comLavish Parties, Greedy Pols and Panic Rooms: How the ‘Apple of Pot’ Collapsed
Ben Schreckingerpolitico.com
The Cascadia situation, a calamity in its own right, is also a parable for this age of ecological reckoning, and the questions it raises are ones that we all now face. How should a society respond to a looming crisis of uncertain timing but of catastrophic proportions? How can it begin to right itself when its entire infrastructure and culture... See more
The Really Big One
Tel est l'effet d'une intempérance excessive et d'un aveugle amour des richesses ; car à qui prend un but mauvais pour un bon il est dangereux de réussir.