Garrison Davis

Resting on, as Virilio says, quote, "...the advanced exploitation of our instincts for death, a new totalitarian state defined by the constant ascent of statistics toward planetary death."

Crime and madness will no longer be the defects.

The madman and the assassin are the legitimate children engendered and recognized by the suicidal state, unquote.

And what phenomenon has risen in the United States the past few years?

The conspiracy theorist and the assassin.

The embrace of total war and the campaign of civil fear necessitates a break from sanity and the bizarre strangeness of means that inevitably result in a self-destructive end.

Virilio claims there is an insanity at the heart of the fascist project.

The imaginary potential of the fascist state arises, quote, from a finished world where insanity has become the goal of order, the very product of organization, unquote.

There's a quote from Goebbels to one of his aides, Prince Frederick Christian.

The world in which Hitler moves is a world of absolute fate, a world in which even success makes no sense.

It's not a mistake that the White House has cast itself as a lost penguin marching to its own death.

They know the absurdity of their replies.

They know the world looks upon them as insane.

They know that they'll never reach the Make America Great Again mountain.

The self-destruction, ICE, the tariffs, the broken treaties, are not for any greater purpose.

The means are the end."

This is total war, the psychological purpose of which is terror, which for the fascist is synonymous with peace.

But let's not forget how Hitler and Goebbels finally resolved their contradictions.

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I'm Hans Charles.