Using the internet while displaying any sort of real identity online is a bit like walking down the street stark naked. I'd rather be completely anon, but I've been online for more than a quarter of a century and have revealed more than I can ever really take back now. But that is not to say I have to make things easy for "them" (the "government", or the deep state, or spammers, or stalkers) to track me down.
Until recently week this blog never had any sort of contact details on it, and I was going to leave it that way. But one of the other blogs I follow had added a link to my old www.frot.co.nz blog, which didn't work because of a typo. Being a bit of a completionist I wanted to let them know, but it was difficult to find a contact email on their blog. Eventually I did find a contact and emailed them.
Engagement used to be a big part of blogging, and back when I was posting on blockchains like Steemit, Hive (PeakD), Blurt, Flote, and Bastyon, I used to sometimes get hundreds of comments and I tried to reply to most of them. These days I have all comments turned off and pretty much just ignore everyone. But the experience of trying to find a contact email on someone elses's blog made me grudgingly admit that it might be a good thing to include a one on this blog.
I've had a lot of problems with spam in the past so don't want to include an actual link, but I figure if I just put an image of an email address that comes to me (but not my daily driver) that should do the job. So here it is - just type out the address in this image:
I WANTED TO BE WORSHIPED
Back around a decade ago I had
clearer ideas of what I wanted online, and why I was blogging. I stated
my primary goals definitively...
"I want to be worshiped like an angry black man with a huge penis"
I
still want to change aspects of the world that are bollocks, by helping
to expose these things, thereby shifting the tides of perception. We
are all only small cogs in a huge machine, but we can still make an
annoying high pitched noise that makes the machine sound totally fucked.
You can call me SIFT...
To celebrate my 25th
anniversary of having a BLOG in 2023 (I don't even remember
calling them "BLOGS" back in 1998, I think we just called them
"WEBSITES"), I had a month off all online posting, avoiding all social
media use as well. That is probably a healthier way to live, but I seem to have an uncontrollable urge...
I'VE BEEN SHADOW BANNED
Shadow banning is a bit of a harsh spanking, but I've come to see the entire internet as a giant sea of controlled AI traffic, and I'm far from confident there is much I can do to work around this level of deep censorship. Basically, if anything is popular, that's probably because "THEY" want us to see it. Maybe, that is how it's always been, in one form or another, for hundreds of years.
So
a question I ended up pondering was: "Is it worthwhile to keep posting
content online if barely anyone ever sees it?" And there were two answers
to that question, depending on how I looked at it. If I care whether it is
seen by anyone, then probably not, but if it is mainly just for my own
entertainment, then probably yes.
To just throw content out there, without a care in the world, is more fun really. And like casting a message in a bottle out into the ocean, who knows where it might end up. The important thing is that I need to have no attachment to the outcome. My days of trying to "grow" any sort of audience are clearly over.
USING BLOGGER MAKES THINGS NICE AND SIMPLE
The Blogger platform is fairly well designed. Ignoring the censorship aspects and looking only at how convenient it is for knocking out quick blog posts, it's great in fact. I used to use it way back 20 years ago and it's still my favourite blogging front end. The fact that it hasn't changed for so long is a big part of that convenience.
Although I hate Google and regard them as the enemy, if I use their Blogger platform (but also do a monthly backup copy of everything I post there, I guess I can have the convenience of a really easy to use daily blogging platform, combined with some level of censorship resistance.
Essentially, my use of the entire internet follows that same pattern. I realise the internet is owned and run by the deep state, but I still find some of it useful, and choose to keep using it despite knowing the deep sate set it up to program us.
So as I have decided to continue posting stuff online mainly for my own entertainment, the Blogger platform is really handy, even if virtually nobody ever sees my shadowy little www.sift.co.nz blog. That's too bad, but these days posting online is more like writing a personal diary entry than an onstage performance...
The alt media is just as fake as the mainstream media because "they" (the globalist/zionist/freemason/illuminati/satanist/bankers) play both sides.
The
flows of traffic on the internet are mainly AI, so the hits are mostly
imaginary, and popularity is just another illusion that is being used as a
mind programming tactic.
All the commentators who appear to be popular are working for the globalist agenda, either promoting the narrative or resisting the narrative, but either way the content is always focusing on the narrative.
I no longer really care what other people think, I mainly care what is going on in my own mind. So if I post anything online, the primary audience is myself. And I no longer going give a toss about hits, or the absence of them, they were probably mostly imaginary anyway, and I'm blogging for an audience of one (me).
My
days of doing long blog posts are mostly over, now I feel more inclined
to just do short posts with a few pictures. They will probably have
more in common with shopping lists than novels.
HOW MANY BLOG POSTS SHOULD I DO?
AN ARCHIVE OF MOLDY OLD BLOG POSTS.
Like everyone who has been online since the dawn of time, (the nineties), I have left a trail if old content. Sometimes I think of it as my life's work. But it's time to move on, and the first thing I have to admit is that whatever audience I ever had is mostly long gone.
There are more than 800 old posts on my www.frot.co.nz blog, but I'm not generally reading them myself, and I don't really think anyone else is. Most of the hits on that blog are people (or bots) looking at a few galleries of trannies. Trannies can be a bit of a laugh sometimes, but in all honesty, going on about trannies is probably not my best work.
As
part of my clear out, I decided to go short and sharp. No more
writing long blog posts, no more dicking around on social media or
blockchains, and no more watching podcasts, I'm over all of it. If it
can't be said in a few lines then we are just endlessly blathering on,
and all that long winded
To all the people who are just now realizing that he entire narrative is fake, you are starting out on an interesting ride. But I've been on it for over 25 years, and it's time for me to start a new ride. I have attempted to flip my mental switch!
Being sifty and offending normies since 2002
This old Sift site has been around the block a few times, and has often been left on the back burner, but 20 years on, in these days of living in a global lunatic asylum, I started thinking it might be a good time to get fired up, ditch all the old content, and start off again with a clean slate, using the site to share a bunch of prepping, health, coronahoax, eugenics by injection, globalist agenda 2030, and overthrow the horse faced tranny type content.
But the truth is, I was too busy prepping in 2022 to do much with it, so I put it back in the to do later basket, and didn’t add many posts. I did a post talking about that a bit more which you can also read it on my blog www.frot.co.nz – SIFT – The little website that wouldn’t fly
The other platforms I’m been mostly posting and engaging are Bastyon & Blurt – look me up here – https://bastyon.com/frot or here – https://blurtlatam.intinte.org/@frot
I used to keep some of my “controversial” opinions more to myself, but we are living in a slow moving train wreck and I cannot in good conscience say nothing and watch as everything is fucked to oblivion by a bunch of globalist psychopaths, while a flock of mind programmed sheeple stand by going “BAAH”
If anything on this site offends you, it’s probably because you are a misinformed cretin…
Robert Anton Wilson once said: “My goal is to try to get people into a state of generalised agnosticism, not about God alone but agnosticism about everything” – and I think maybe that’s a goal I aspire to as well.
I realise that many of things on this site are viewpoints that would cause the indoctrinated citizen some stress if they seriously entertained the idea that they were in any way true. And focusing on what we don’t want does tend to make those things come about. So be chill.
Rather than getting worked up, my hope is that someone somewhere will go away and check my arguments and/or assertions for themselves – and who knows what might happen.
A bit of sifty history
Around 2002 I set this site up to post some pages about the 911 con job – at the time most people went for the official story hook line and sinker, and I got some interesting legal threats from American lawyers. I didn’t use my real name and didn’t respond to legal emails.
The site got some pretty good traffic, mainly because hidden in the code were thousands of misspelt words, such as 600 misspellings of Briteny Speers. It worked like a charm until one day G00sle black listed our domain. Overnight our real online business suddenly got very hard to find. To get relisted by the mighty search engine again we removed all the hidden words.
Eventually I took most of the 911 stuff off as well – not because any of it was wrong, but because the pile of evidence was so huge by then I didn’t have time to write a decent summary of it, and I couldn’t be arsed discussing it. If anyone didn’t grasp that 911 was a false flag operation after five years, I’m just not patient enough to cope with them. After the blacklisting, the SIFT site dropped from thousands of hits a day to hundreds – but maybe I’m just too paranoid, and it was just because the site sucked.
In 2015 we did a big update of our webpages and mainly focused on the online business side of things. A lot of the old content on www.sift.co.nz was never updated or transferred to the new site. Starting off again in 2022 this site is an empty shell, but it could fill it back out again pretty quickly.
Copyright – Yeah right!
This is the internet – do what you like with it. Information wants to be free. Once something is posted on the net it’s like tossing a bottle in the sea – who knows where it will end up…
Feel free to recycle anything on this site – some of it may even be original and a credit to www.sift.co.nz
would be much appreciated. Wherever possible I have left in credits for
the sources of any material I have ripped off, which is most of it, and
that to me is all cool – I realise not everyone agrees with that, but
as I am often trying to show on this website, there are usually two
sides to most arguments. (And the other side is generally wrong)
A lot of people will avoid reading about this stuff like their sanity depends on it. And for many people it does, so in those cases it’s probably better that they avoid reading this site all together.
I really admire anyone who can take this stuff on board, but not freak out about it, and who can see the big picture, and undaunted, go on to make a difference in their own way!
ARSE
It just wouldn’t be the same without some arse now
would it? Wear your arse with pride, and remember that every time you
replace the word ass on the internet with the word arse, an American
somewhere gets confused and forgets to shoot someone. This is how the
world changes.
Arguing is retarded
Sometimes people email me to say that they don’t believe a word I say, so I must be a moron, or that they would like to have an argument – I usually just send them back this pic:
“One man’s floor is another man’s ceiling” – The Beastie Boys
“No matter how paranoid you are, what they’re actually doing is worse than you can possibly imagine!” . . . Ralph Gleason
BLOGGING IN 2025
A year ago when I stopped posting on my old www.frot.co.nz blog, I called my last post "THE END OF AN ERA" and after eight years of posting on that blog it certainly felt like it.
My Sift Blogger blog in 2024 has been a bit of a shorter term experiment. I started out the year by saying I would post whatever and whenever, but rapidly became totally anal and ended up doing a blog post of some sort every day for the entire year.
In 2025 I plan to quit doing blog posts altogether, but to continue adding new pages from time to time. The pages will be longer and easier to find because they will be named by subject and sorted alphabetically.
So essentially I'm going to be transitioning back to having a website rather than a blog in 2025. Possibly one day I might even set up an all new self hosted website with a bigger menu and lot more pages, but in the shorter term I'll just keep things simple and continue occasionally posting pages on this Blogger blog because it's quick and easy.