Higgenbotham's Dark Age Hovel

[Higgenbotham]

I've mentioned in these pages that somewhere around 1971, give or take a few years, and it would vary from sector to sector with probably the more complex sectors coming first, that the US entered the maintenance phase of a declining civilization. There was a slow recognition and response to that turning point.

Minimum wage would be $26 an hour if it had grown in line with productivity

Updated on: September 7, 2021

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/minimum-wa ... ductivity/

[aedens]

That is correct as SAP better known as SAR security level economies went dark.
They know what takes you apart and puts you togeather.
The level the Consumer cannot still understand.

Stay in the Light.
For Gods sake wake up.
No Myelin in the young Brain to protect them and yes they know that also to effect.
America as you know will not care and still they sleep.
Your Tribe does not understand and for decades sleep.

[FullMoon]

https://substack.com/@mtcali70/note/c-1 ... 8?r=4d4v0u
Have the corporations been doing such bad things maliciously or did those responsible merely not care enough to prevent it? Dark thoughts for a dark age...

[aedens]

https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inli ... k=Xo1_7fBr

They know what and where the Capex went. Now the wheat from the tares.
The meeting as the third was classic cover propaganda but clear as they still had the answer. The wrong one.
Oh yes the path forward was very clear. The expert to clarify the root cause was the paper of His Professors on my screen
for that segement. He looked as why am I here. I gave notice to just watch brush fire continue and it and will, and did.
As we noted as now the digital dialectic slaves will obey Befehl ist Befehl.

They aren't waking up at all. That would be our Taxpayers also.
Tue Dec 17, 2013 2:55 am was the start date to the convulsions seen coming.
Be advised it was activated in 2003 and yea, it was the usual suspects.
As warned we since 1986 they are relentless and the pathogens very clear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RxebQuFgJY

[Higgenbotham]

Three in 10 people now say that Americans may have to resort to violence to get the country back on track, according to a new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll.

To be sure, a strong majority disagree with that (70%), but the 30% who now say violence may be necessary is up 11 points since April 2024, an increase driven by Democrats. Eighteen months ago, just 12% of Democrats agreed; now, 28% do.

But, still, a slightly higher percentage of Republicans — 31% — also say Americans may have to resort to violence. That's also up 3 points since last year. (Independents have also increased from 18% to 25%.)

https://www.npr.org/2025/10/01/nx-s1-55 ... wtab-en-us

[aedens]

multi-layered drone walls in play now
swarmtec as indicated
cost asymmetry
parameters of design by committee
oyxmoron of antifragile
antifragility refers to system that benefits from disorder and stress
strategy of tension
example years of lead in Italy from 1968 to 1982

Aalborg and Billund airports closed Wednesday night, while drones were spotted at Esbjerg, Sonderborg and Skrydstrup.
Aalborg also serves as a military base and Skrydstrup is home for some of F-35 and F-16 war planes.
Drones were also seen over the Jutland Dragoon regiment at Holstebro. eu zone report

[Higgenbotham]

September 24, 2025

Nearly 8 In 10 Voters Say The United States Is In A Political Crisis, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds

In the wake of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, 79 percent of voters say the United States is in a political crisis, while 18 percent say it is not, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pea-ack) University national poll of registered voters released today.

Democrats (93 - 6 percent), independents (84 - 14 percent), and Republicans (60 - 35 percent) say the United States is in a political crisis.

"The Kirk assassination lays bare raw, bipartisan concerns about where the country is headed," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.

POLITICALLY MOTIVATED VIOLENCE

Seventy-one percent of voters think politically motivated violence in the United States today is a very serious problem, 22 percent think it is a somewhat serious problem, 3 percent think it is a not so serious problem, and 1 percent think it is not a problem at all.

This is a jump from Quinnipiac University's June 26 poll when 54 percent thought politically motivated violence in the United States today was a very serious problem, 37 percent thought it was a somewhat serious problem, 6 percent thought it was a not so serious problem, and 2 percent thought it was not a problem at all.

Nearly 6 in 10 voters (58 percent) think it will not be possible to lower the temperature on political rhetoric and speech in the United States, while 34 percent think it will be possible.

A majority of voters (54 percent) think political violence in the United States will worsen over the next few years, while 27 percent think it will remain about the same, and 14 percent think it will ease.

https://poll.qu.edu/poll-release?releaseid=3932