— Secular Koranism with American Characteristics (@Book_of_Rules) March 24, 2026
1:00 My venture into the TLC
Different behaviour under different protocols
2:00 Orthobros
3:00 The sainted antisemitism of John Chrysostom
4:00 Tridentine mass I attended held by Bishop Williamson
6:00 Vatican II and the Latin mass
7:00 E Michael Jones and his proposed Catholic-Muslim Alliance
8:00 Preventing an American Wars of Religion
10:00 Khalid
11:00 Heresy and schism
12:00 Uniting the Ummah
13:00 SecularKoranism.blogspot.com
https://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.com/2026/03/a-b-and-b-schools-under-secular.html
16:00 TLC
https://clairekhaw.substack.com/p/a-taxonomy-of-tlctypes-tepid-timorous?r=8t05d
17:00 AI is the 8th Wonder of World
19:00 Trump as the mad emperor
Rupert Lowe
21:00 The Punch and Judy Show
22:00 Politics is conflict.
23:00 Waiting for the problem to ripen
25:00 Shias are gaining status because of the US-Iran War.
26:00 Based Camp
https://www.youtube.com/@SimoneandMalcolm
28:00 Racist liberals
29:00 Catholicism is unAmerican.
30:00 Credentialism
31:00 Catholics and Protestants are uniting against Muslims.
32:00 Half-way Covenant 1662
33:00 The church as a social club
35:00 The minyan
36:00 Catholicism in the 21st century is just a cultural affiliation.
37:00 Assimilation, conformity and principle
39:00 Id, ego and superego
Converso
42:00 Liberalism is global.
43:00 Hays Code
45:00 Porn
46:00 Rules are made to be broken.
47:00 The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit
AI Overview
Jewish history includes multiple instances of rebellion against their own kings, as well as against foreign rulers and Hellenized Jewish leadership. These rebellions were often driven by religious, political, or economic tensions, particularly when leaders were seen as violating Jewish law or acting as tyrants.
Key examples of Jews rebelling against their own kings or leaders include:
Secession of the Ten Tribes (c. 931 BCE): Following the death of King Solomon, the ten northern tribes rebelled against Rehoboam (Solomon’s son) due to his refusal to reduce taxes, resulting in a split into the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the Southern Kingdom of Judah.
The Maccabean Revolt (167–160 BCE): While primarily a revolt against the foreign Seleucid Empire, the Maccabees also fought against Hellenized Jews who collaborated with Antiochus IV and betrayed traditional Jewish practices. The rebellion was partly a civil war between traditionalists and Jews who had adopted Greek culture.
Conflicts within the Hasmonean Dynasty: The descendants of the Maccabees, who eventually became kings themselves, faced internal uprisings and factional conflicts among different religious and political groups (e.g., Pharisees and Sadducees) over their governance.
Thee Great Jewish Revolt (66–73 CE): During this war against Rome, Jewish factions fought against each other within Jerusalem. The factions, such as the Zealots, were known to fight against what they viewed as "pro-Roman" priestly authorities.
Conflicts in the First Temple Period: Various kings of Israel and Judah were opposed by prophets or factions within their own kingdoms, sometimes leading to violent revolts or assassinations (e.g., the rise of Jehu against the House of Ahab).
These instances demonstrate that while Jewish tradition emphasizes unity under a leader, there were significant internal divisions that led to open rebellion.
49:00 Israel is the unsinkable aircraft carrier of America.
52:00 Usury
AI Overview
The Torah prohibits charging interest (neshekh or tarbit) to fellow Israelites, focusing on aiding those in need. Key prohibitions are found in:
Exodus 22:25: Bans charging interest to a poor fellow Israelite.
Leviticus 25:36–37: Commands supporting a struggling brother rather than taking profit.
Deuteronomy 23:19–20: Prohibits charging interest on any loan to a fellow Israelite, while allowing it for foreigners.
These laws are reinforced by prophets like Ezekiel, who view charging interest as sinful (Ezekiel 18:8, 13).
53:00 War finance and US debt
59:00 Honour among thieves
1:01:00 Boom bust cycle
Gig economy and full time jobs
1:03:00 Nick Land, Zionist
1:04:00 Those who believe in God are closer to God.
Christianity, MAGA and Marjorie Taylor Greene
1:06:00 Pete Hegseth
1:07:00 Sapiens by Yuval Harari
1:08:00 A religious war can be solved by theology.
1:10:00 The focus is on Christianity
1:11:00 Parthenon
1:13:00 India and China
Europeans are beneficiaries of organised religion.
1:14:00 Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all imperial religions.
1:15:00 Slavery
The Rich Young Man
1:16:00 Caesar's Messiah
Elijah Benamozegh (1823–1900), a renowned rabbi in Livorno, Italy, was a staunch Italian patriot who blended traditional Sephardic Orthodoxy with modern Italian liberal thought and Kabbalistic universalism. He viewed Italy as a site for fostering unity among religions and praised its unique, open, and multicultural Jewish-Italian heritage.
Italian Patriotism: Benamozegh was profoundly patriotic, writing that Israelites should "love Italy... with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind".
Russian oil reaches China primarily through a combination of dedicated pipelines and sea-based shipments, with over 1.9 million barrels per day delivered as of February 2026. Major routes include the East Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) pipeline, shipments via the Arctic Northern Sea Route, and tankers departing from Baltic and Pacific ports to Chinese independent refineries.ESPO Pipeline (East Siberia-Pacific Ocean): A major pipeline directly linking Russia's Siberian oil fields to Northeast China, providing a stable, land-based supply.Sea Routes & "Shadow Fleet": A large fleet of tankers, including "shadow" tankers, transport oil from Russian ports like Primorsk and Ust-Luga to Chinese ports.Arctic Route: Russia is increasingly using the Northern Sea Route (NSR) to ship oil directly to China, a route that is about 30% faster than the traditional Suez Canal route during summer months.Pipeline Connections via Kazakhstan: Smaller amounts of crude are transported through pipeline networks connecting through Kazakhstan.Independent Refiners: Independent refineries in China ("teapots") are major buyers of discounted Russian crude.These methods have allowed Russia to maintain strong energy ties with China, with Beijing receiving nearly half of Russia's sea-based crude exports, often navigating sanctions, according to the Risk Intelligence article on the Northern Sea Route.
2:04:00 India-Iran relations
Secular Koranism with Global Characteristics
2:05:00 Culture is fluid.
2:06:00 Rupert Lowe
Making White People Breed Again
2:07:00 American husbands applying for judicial review to restore their First Amendment rights.
2:08:00 Election of Senators
2:09:00 George Washington's warning against political parties
2:10:00 The Founding Fathers were Unitarian.
2:11:00 The Roman Republic, First Among Equals
2:13:00 Absolute monarchy v Republic
2:14:00 Qatar
2:16:00 Separation of powers
The Hasmonean Dynasty broke the rule of the king and priest having to be separate men.
2:19:00 Freudian theory
Accountability
2:20:00 Rules v woo
2:21:00 Aureus Press is pagan.
2:22:00 Ockham's Razor shreds polytheistic narratives.
2:23:00 Narratives
2:24:00 Political Theology
MAGA
2:25:00 Entertaining stories
2:26:00 Twelve Tables of Rome and tribune
2:27:00 Monotheism v Polytheism
2:28:00 Satan's is God's Prosecuting Counsel
2:30:00 Temptation
2:31:00 Rules are made to be made to be broken.
2:32:00 Football clubs
2:33:00 Shepherd and flock
2:34:00 Catholic Girl by Frank Zappa
2:35:00 Serial killers
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