I Don’t Think You Have Been, Mate

A few more thoughts on the Henry Nowak affair

Jun 4 • John Carter

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Once Upon A Time In Argentina

Born too early to tame the West, born too late to conquer the stars, born just in time to terrorize illegal Chinese fishing operations.

Jun 1 • John Carter

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May 2026

When the Experimenter Fails the Marshmallow Test

How a generation's time preference was sabotaged

May 20 • John Carter

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The Sons of the Knife

If the Sikh has a right to his kirpan, the Saxon has a right to his seax.

May 18 • John Carter

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April 2026

From a Concrete Pad in Rural Nova Scotia to the Stars

Yes, the spaceport is suspicious, but no, you do not need to be close to the equator to launch.

Apr 24 • John Carter

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March 2026

On Iran

A disorganized core dump of my thoughts on all this

Mar 9 • John Carter

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The Camp of the Living Dead

The zombie horde of Calcutta comes for the undead husk of the West

Mar 2 • John Carter

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February 2026

The State of Canada

A snapshot in time of a confederation beset by interlocking economic, demographic, spiritual, and political crises

Feb 27 • John Carter

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Dominion Congress

An upcoming event, a couple of podcasts, a touching of base, and some scattered thoughts on flags and institutional abandonment

Feb 19 • John Carter

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January 2026

Amelia Sans Merci

Summoning the Tulpa of Remigration with industrial quantities of AI image slop

Jan 17 • John Carter

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The Caracasian Cut

Regime decaptitation and the consequences of competence

Jan 8 • John Carter

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The Domes of Calrathia

An astronomer in exile at the frozen end of time

Jan 4 • John Carter

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