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“one of ours, all of ours" for those who have forgottenNetherlands: Just outside Utrecht, in the woods near Fort Rhijnau...
14/01/2026

“one of ours, all of ours" for those who have forgotten

Netherlands: Just outside Utrecht, in the woods near Fort Rhijnauwen, a modest memorial marks the ex*****on of fifteen Dutch resistance prisoners shot by the SS in November 1942. There was no battlefield, no uprising in progress, no trial. The men were taken from Camp Amersfoort and killed as a warning. The logic was simple and brutal: if one resists, all will pay. Terror works best when it is impersonal and absolute.

The N**i occupation of Holland relied heavily on this principle. Reprisal killings were not about justice or even efficiency. They were about message discipline. The SS understood that collective punishment collapses moral complexity into fear. Individual guilt becomes irrelevant. Identity replaces action.

That logic echoes uncomfortably when modern states adopt language that blurs the line between individual behavior and collective responsibility. Recent statements from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security under Secretary Kristi Noem, invoking rhetoric summarized as “one of ours, all of ours,” were framed as solidarity with law enforcement. But the structure of the message matters as much as its intent. When institutions speak in absolutes, they flatten accountability and invite escalation.

The comparison is not one of scale or intent. Utrecht in 1942 was living under occupation by a genocidal regime. Contemporary America is not N**i-occupied Europe (yet). But history is not only about outcomes; it is about habits of thought. The memorial near Utrecht exists because a state once decided that collective identity justified collective punishment, and that the public needed to understand this as normal.

The stones in that quiet forest do not accuse. They warn. They remind us that when governments shift from individual responsibility to tribal language, from law to loyalty, the distance between rhetoric and violence can close faster than anyone expects.

That is why Utrecht remembers. Not because the past is repeating itself, but because it never entirely goes away.

The Great Gr**go Circus: Maduro in the Belly of the Beast The Apprentice Apocalypse Final Season A Resistance Dispatch f...
07/01/2026

The Great Gr**go Circus: Maduro in the Belly of the Beast
The Apprentice Apocalypse Final Season

A Resistance Dispatch from the Halls of Imperial Justice

Let me tell you about the smell. It is the first thing that hits you, not the sanitized lemon fresh lies of the courtroom, but the raw metallic stench of history being sodomized in broad daylight. They brought the latest WMD (Weapon of Mass Distraction) to the Walking Eagle's Nest, strapped him into a cheap suit, and called this sur-reality TV show justice. Nicolás Maduro. President of Venezuela. Or, as the jackals in this concrete jungle now call him, Defendant.

They paraded him through the Southern District of New York like a captured beast, a trophy kill for the empire's mantel. The security was so tight you would think they were transporting the last honest man in Washington. Which, in a sense, they were. The charges? Narcoterrorism. Transnational co***ne conspiracy. Words so bloated with hypocrisy they should be indicted for crimes against the English language itself.

I watched through a haze of sacred smoke and cheap rum from a hotel room that costs more per night than the average Venezuelan sees in a year. The television screen glowed with the bizarre image: Maduro, looking like a man who had just been told the world is flat, pleading not guilty through some pale and nervous interpreter. His crime? Running his country. Their crime? His country not being theirs...just yet.

This was not a hearing. This was a sacrament. A ritual in the high church of American imperialism. The priest wore black robes. The acolyte prosecutors spoke in tongues of legalistic voodoo. The congregation consisted of dutiful media vultures pecking at prepackaged lies. "Legitimate president," Maduro said. The words hung in the air like a challenge, like the foul odor of SBD fart in the elevator of state power. They brought him here by force, by the sheer gravitational pull of a dying empire that still believes the world is its courtroom, its battlefield, its private game reserve.

They speak of spillover effects and global political impacts. Analyst horsesh*t. What we witnessed was the raw exposed nerve of a system that has lost the plot, the script, and its last claim to moral authority. They will try a sitting president for selling drugs while their own CIA has been the global pharmacy for decades. They will sanctimoniously speak of law as they drone strike weddings. They will support the same Military Industrial Complex that says writing the words "F**k You!" on a $16,000 dollar bomb dropped on children is obscene: the sheer breathtaking insanity of it all!

Consider the backdrop. Venezuela tears itself apart in a proxy war fought with economic sanctions and media distortion, while here in New York, they perform the greatest legal farce since they tried to bury the Chicago Seven. The international community is divided? You bet it is. Half are purchased puppets nodding along to the gr**go drumbeat. The other half are quietly waiting for the chance to p**s on America's grave.

This case is one of the keys to the suitcase nuke in the great game. It is Nixon on amphetamines. It is Kissinger's wet dream, Cheney's fondest fantasy. They are not just trying Maduro; they are trying the very idea of sovereignty. They are writing a new rule: Disobey, and we will drag you through our circus, dress you in clown clothes, and let our broken system break you on global television. The ratings will be the best ratings, bigly.

The judge banged his gavel. The next hearing is in March. A timeline. A schedule. As if the unraveling of the world order can be penciled in between a power lunch and afternoon round on the back 9 at Mara Lardo.

Maduro was led away, back to his cage. He said nothing more. He did not need to. The whole screaming ridiculous theater spoke for him. We are through the looking glass. The villains wear robes. The war is dressed as law. And the only truth left is the one they will never admit in court: that this entire rancid charade is the last desperate twitch of an empire that ran out of ideas and now runs only on spite.

They believe this is about co***ne. It is not. It is about control. It is about the terrifying and utterly deranged spectacle of a rotting empire trying to consume the sun, one sovereign nation at a time. The fish rots from the head, and they have just mounted that head in a New York courtroom for show and tell.

The verdict was written before he ever walked through the door. God help us all.

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05/01/2026

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