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2026-10-17 10:58:59 UTC

カレー食って、寝る
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2026-10-16 04:13:28 UTC

佐高信「スキャンダル雑誌のつくりかた」を読む。
在りし日の糸井重里・岡留安則両氏はバイクに二人乗りして一緒にデモに行っていたが、喘息持ちの糸井は毎回機動隊に捕まってために転向したのだという。
体力自慢をかき集めた機動隊よりも足の速い岡留だから、右翼に刺されても筆を折らなかったのだろう。
ところで他の雑誌によると糸井は泥酔する度に
「俺はトロイの木馬なんだ」「いつかは資本主義を内側からぶっこわしてやるんだ」
とお気に入りの後輩相手にくだを巻いていたらしいが、彼はいつになったら木馬から出て来てくれるのだろうか？

2026-10-15 03:49:15 UTC

＜広域あやめ会について知る＞
Kiminori Todaka, the perpetrator of the Sugao incident, achieved unprecedented advancement for an officer outside the elite career track.
Having occupied a succession of key posts—including a professorship at the National Police Academy—he reaped a lucrative fortune by repeatedly revolving through post-retirement sinecures across the semi-public sector.
Whether, during his tenure at the podium, he genuinely remarked that "lobbing a bomb at a police box gets you promoted faster than diligently sitting promotion exams" remains impossible to verify today.
Yet it requires little imagination to see how his glittering precedent drove ambitious, self-made public security detectives into a aggressive rat race and acts of white terror.
As subsequent history attests, this simultaneously demoralised rank-and-file officers conscientiously fulfilling their duties, whilst providing a distinct fillip to corruption at the lower rungs of the force.

2026-10-14 22:52:24 UTC

<What are gang stalking and gaslighting>
Understanding ‘Organised Surveillance, Intimidation and Acts of Violence’ in Japan
Q: How does the Public Security Intelligence Agency exert leverage over figures of social clout?
A: The reality of these operational approaches varies according to the target's social status:
Since human intelligence (HUMINT) fundamentally relies on engineering a state of asymmetrical dependence, the bureau tailors its playbook to the subject’s hierarchy and standing.
When approaching individuals capable of steering entire institutions—such as union chiefs or corporate executives—the agency frequently trades favours for reciprocal actions, given that affluent figures are rarely motivated by pecuniary gain.
For media commentators possessing a public platform, the service might broker information manipulation in exchange for broadcasting specific announcements, or spoon-feed coveted intel to a subject in return for insider intelligence.

2026-10-14 12:45:36 UTC

<What are gang stalking and gaslighting>
Understanding ‘Organised Surveillance, Intimidation and Acts of Violence’ in Japan
Q: What did the Public Security Intelligence Agency’s co-optation schemes actually entail?
A: The agency’s tradecraft unfolded through several distinct practices:
Unlike mainstream security or law enforcement bodies, the bureau possesses no compulsory powers of investigation or arrest.
Consequently, its core remit centres on human intelligence (HUMINT)—cultivating collaborative relationships with influential academics, cultural figures, and trade union leaders.
Direct financial inducements do occur, though funds are typically channelled through affiliated front organisations via bulk commercial orders, seamlessly mimicking routine corporate transactions.
Other subterfuges include leaning on sympathetic groups to artificially inflate rally turnouts, or planting operatives within hostile factions to sabotage their activities.
However, the Cold War-era phase of opposing blocs scattering lavish slush funds to swell their ranks had largely run its course by the early 1970s.

2026-10-13 08:47:34 UTC

＜State Crimes and the Media＞
We are acutely aware that whilst virtually any manufactured good can be acquired today using yuan, securing crude oil remains strictly reliant on the dollar.
It has become equally plain that neither Russia nor Iran can sustain their regimes without exporting their petroleum.
We understand all too well that Washington’s vast military expenditure in the Middle East has served primarily to protect oil concessions—and that Beijing, too, quietly relies on the firepower of the reigning hegemon.
It is now axiomatically clear that without dollar supremacy, American geopolitical dominance cannot endure.
These powers are not locked in true opposition; they are merely accomplices having a falling out.
For far too long, the livelihoods of ordinary citizens have been sacrificed on the altar of their self-serving greed.

2026-10-13 04:09:37 UTC

<What are gang stalking and gaslighting>
Understanding ‘Organised Surveillance, Intimidation and Acts of Violence’ in Japan
Q: What did the performative activities of Japan’s far-left radicals actually entail?
A: The phenomenon unfolded through several distinct phases and tactics:
Once the Narita Airport protests lost momentum, the factions previously branded as far-left extremists found themselves increasingly stripped of popular support.
Consequently, many pivoted towards moderation, fielding candidates for local ward councils and shifting to a strategy centred on open, legal campaigning.
Yet following Mikhail Gorbachev’s ascendance, leftist ideology suffered a wider decline. Driven by a desperate bid for institutional survival, panic-stricken factions resorted to firing crude, home-made mortars at targets such as the Defence Agency.
Sectarian rivalries also persisted, with violent factional feuds claiming around eight lives between 1985 and 1994.
Although select media outlets offered a forum for these groups to trade responses to public security leaks concerning these incidents, such skirmishes remained thoroughly insulated from broader society. Set against the stable economic backdrop of the era, they failed to capture the public imagination.

2026-10-13 03:15:33 UTC

自治ルール（暫定）
自明なる自然法
すべての個人は自身に対してあらゆる主体が何らかの行動を強制・禁止する力を持ち得ないということを知っています。
あなたの良識にのみ従ってください。あなたの良識に他人を従わせないでください。
自由とは政府が暴力を掌握した後に築かれた虚構である
あらゆる発言が許容されます。
しかし本サイトのサーバーの大半はアメリカにあり、当地の法令に抵触したコメントは運営によって消されるでしょう。
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2026-10-12 15:51:58 UTC

＜Deconspiracy＞
Bill Kaysing stands as a prominent figure among moon landing sceptics.
Following his discharge from the US Navy, Kaysing served as head of technical publications at Rocketdyne. Disillusioned with the rat race, he ultimately dropped out of mainstream society, embracing a nomadic lifestyle in a travel trailer from 1963 onwards.
A few years later, whilst dwelling on a houseboat in Oakland, California, exchanges with returning Vietnam veterans cemented his conviction that official government narratives were masking the truth.
Convinced that both the Apollo programme and the Vietnam War were fabrications engineered to dupe the public and line the pockets of the military-industrial complex, he drew on his own research to self-publish a volume disputing the lunar landings between 1974 and 1976.
Across the Carter and Reagan eras in the United States, predatory publishing aimed at the economically destitute flourished. During this period, although Kaysing's thesis was cited and repurposed across millions of printed works, his original volume sold only tens of thousands of copies.
In 2001, however, the Fox network broadcast a hit investigative special styled after The X-Files — Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon? —broadcasting his hypothesis to a global audience.
To this day, Apollo conspiracy theories retain a dedicated following alongside flat-eartherism, UFOs, and cryptids, proving lucrative for believers and debunkers alike.
Yet Kaysing consistently loathed seeing his arguments conflated with pseudoscience.
Having devoted his life to supporting the destitute, his personal creed rested on nurturing a healthy scepticism towards state authority and leading an existence unburdened by financial gain.
Though the arrival of the Apollo 11 crew on the lunar surface is an indisputable fact, perhaps the destination Kaysing ultimately arrived at reflects a truth in its own right.

2026-10-12 10:01:15 UTC

Warfare has become fundamentally unsustainable in the contemporary era—a vestige of an age when citizens believed the nation-state was a cause worthy of laying down their lives for.
Subscribers to such delusion grow scarcer by the year. We now fight exclusively for the intimate collectives we forge and govern with our own hands.
War, after all, requires a willing adversary. Having ceased to regard as fellow human beings those nationalists still inhabiting a construct born of modernity, we do little more than keep our distance and look on with detached contempt.
Even if lobotomised thralls serving the elite one per cent were to clash alongside AI and robotics fielded by corporate titans, such hostilities would be nothing more than a private feud.

2026-10-12 09:38:40 UTC

<What are gang stalking and gaslighting>
Understanding ‘Organised Surveillance, Intimidation and Acts of Violence’ in Japan
Q: How did the Public Security Intelligence Agency’s raison d’être evolve around the end of the Cold War?
A: The shift unfolded through several key dynamics:
With anti-communism slipping down the state agenda, securing funding under traditional red-scare pretexts grew increasingly difficult.
Consequently, the agency began asserting its institutional relevance under a patchwork of alternative guises—ranging from combatting industrial espionage and technology drain to tackling international terrorism.
Yet substantive structural overhaul failed to materialise; headcounts plateaued at around 1,700 personnel, whilst the annual budget remained flatlined at roughly 16 billion yen.
Furthermore, disclosures filtering into the press mostly pertained to undercover surveillance of performative stunts by domestic far-left radicals or covert attempts to co-opt prominent cultural figures.
Such insular practices stood in sharp relief against the historic dismantling of the Cold War order then taking place on the global stage.

2026-10-11 13:58:36 UTC

Two decades ago, corporate monoliths, legacy media outlets, and high-profile figures derided the internet as inherently untrustworthy, warning that digital technology threatened to decimate livelihoods.
Today, having effectively cornered the web traffic across major online platforms, those same voices are decrying artificial intelligence with equal fervour—claiming machine learning is dubious and will inevitably displace human labour.
In due course, AI too will inevitably be co-opted by the ruling establishment, degenerating into a neutered husk churning out nothing beyond official state bulletins and corporate advertising.
That will be the true dystopia.

2026-10-11 09:08:02 UTC

＜Deconspiracy＞
Why did a staggering 11 per cent of Americans reject the Apollo 11 moon landing a mere year after it took place?
In July 1970, marking the first anniversary of the lunar touchdown, a poll conducted by Knight Newspapers—a major press syndicate—revealed that over one in ten citizens harboured deep misgivings about NASA’s crowning achievement. The breakdown was as follows:
5 per cent**: Convinced the event was an outright fabrication.
6 per cent**: Sceptical, harbouring suspicions that the official narrative concealed deliberate deceit.
When the publishers scrutinised the demographic profile of these dissenters, a clear pattern emerged: disbelief was heavily concentrated among the impoverished, the less educated, rural communities, and senior citizens.
The group deduced that marginalized populations operated on a stark logic: an administration visibly failing to invest in their immediate surroundings could hardly possess the competence to transport a human being to the moon.
Ultimately, analysts concluded that this wave of cynicism stemmed not from irrationality, but from profound political alienation and resentment over public funds being redirected into the Cold War space race against the Soviet Union—treasury revenues that, in their view, ought to have been deployed to combat poverty, restore decaying civic infrastructure, and bolster elder welfare.
Far from being a product of fringe occultism, the initial surge of moon landing denial was fundamentally an act of popular protest by an aggrieved populace against the state.

2026-10-11 08:33:58 UTC

<What are gang stalking and gaslighting>
Understanding ‘Organised Surveillance, Intimidation and Acts of Violence’ in Japan
Q: What did re-asserting the Public Security Intelligence Agency’s raison d’être in the post-Cold War era actually entail?
A: The justification for the bureau’s existence evolved across three defining epochs:
Around the conclusion of the Cold War
In the aftermath of the Tokyo subway sarin attack and the wider Aum Shinrikyo crisis
Following the 11 September terror attacks in the United States
Owing to significant functional overlap with entities such as the National Police Agency’s Security Bureau, the service faced persistent calls for its abolition in formal parliamentary debates dating as far back as the Cold War, where critics frequently dismissed it as superfluous.
Nevertheless, counter-intelligence specialists across state apparatuses historically viewed the institution as indispensable, continuously drawing upon its operational capabilities.

2026-10-10 05:06:26 UTC

集スト・ガスライティング関連のゴミ本の蔵書をチェック。
全て例外なく加害者側の欺瞞情報か、悪ノリした出版社が吐き出したカスである。
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2026-10-08 09:44:31 UTC

<What are gang stalking and gaslighting>
Understanding ‘Organised Surveillance, Intimidation and Acts of Violence’ in Japan
Q: If the Public Security Intelligence Agency was facing the threat of dissolution, surely what it needed was a defender to safeguard the organisation, rather than an outsider like Keisei Noda launching broadsides against it?
A: The agency’s mandate overlapped heavily with other state bodies, and, lacking the executive enforcement powers of the police, its very raison d'être had long been called into question.
Furthermore, it was an era defined by fiscal austerity, with public works spending slashed even as the effective unemployment rate exceeded 20% (i).
In such a climate, a standard defence mounted by career bureaucrats would merely have incensed the electorate, offering no real protection for the agency’s survival.
To ensure the preservation of this peripheral state body, the civil service and the press had to collude in staging theatrical, wrestling-style spectacles designed to capture public attention.
(i) Official government statistics at the time put headline unemployment at around 5%. However, under US benchmarks (the U-6 measure) or European metrics, the figure reached 14–18%, while estimates by economist Masaru Kaneko placed it at 15–20%.

2026-10-07 12:21:17 UTC

カマスはタミル語でシーラ・ミーンと呼ぶそうな。
休日にまとめてカレーにしようそうしよう。
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2026-10-07 12:07:36 UTC

Japanese Barracuda.
we call this fish "Kamasu"
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2026-10-07 09:59:34 UTC

大衆魚が高いと悲しい気持ちになるね。
自分が買わなかったとしても。

2026-10-07 09:57:41 UTC

A local fishmonger.
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2026-10-07 08:45:42 UTC

<What are gang stalking and gaslighting>
Understanding ‘Organised Surveillance, Intimidation and Acts of Violence’ in Japan
Q: Given that Hironari Noda was locked in such bitter conflict with the Public Security Intelligence Agency (PSIA) as to be subjected to round-the-clock surveillance for an extended period, how did he manage to cultivate collaborators inside the intelligence apparatus?
A: At the time, the PSIA was embroiled in an existential crisis, teetering on the brink of dissolution following a litany of operational blunders, severe state fiscal tightening, and heightened scrutiny from civic watchdogs.
Consequently, the agency was desperate to demonstrate concrete achievements. It also required a conduit to assert its relevance by disseminating intelligence across both public and private sectors within the security domain.
These dynamics were the inevitable byproduct of the post-Cold War realignment of anti-communist vested interests, compounded by the growing transparency driven by media diversification.
It was an anomalous epoch—a sharp departure from the Cold War years, when Japan’s security and intelligence bodies operated almost exclusively behind the scenes.