RANDOMS 2026 #35

 Ban free speech to protect free speech

How genocide is done

 

Of course New Zealand has a GAY national airline... No surprise really...

Are there really still people who believe "Taylor" is a female?

Remember when they used to use the same crisis actors for every false flag? They still do, but they are all AI now

It's great to feel wanted...

What "COVID 19" really meant

 
 

 

Yes, even Gordon...

Whatever they tell you - do the opposite of that

Eat the lesser shit

COMPUTER ADDICTION

Computer use is highly addictive. My own digital use is not exactly typical because I've never used phones for any online activities. In fact my phone use only adds up to about 5 minutes a week in total which sounds damn good, but that figure glosses over all my other computer use.

I use my PC (running Linux Mint with a 32" screen) for several hours every day, and also regularly use my laptop (running Linux Mint with a 17" screen), as well as using my 12" Samsung tablet for several more hours most days.

I mention all those screen sizes because I hate small screens and that is another reason I very seldom use phones.

But it's not all random internet or social media addiction. For example I often use my tablet as a writing pad, using an S-Pen with the app MyScript converting my hand writing to text. 

And I also use my tablet as a replacement for physical books, because I have around 12 thousand ebooks, so it's like having my own library, along with my own typist.

I think there is a solid difference between computer addictions like social media and gaming, and using computers effectively for things like research or writing.

But even so, all computer use clearly has negative side effects, both physical and mental, without even delving into what all the effects of the EMF exposure actually is.

It's easy to not even notice how much time we spend using computers. In the 90’s I spent zero time using computers, because I didn't have one, but these days I struggle to keep my combined computer use under four hours a day.

I'm not too bothered about time I spend offline because that is mostly under my own control and reading an ebook or using an S-Pen isn't really much different to reading a book or using a notebook.

But anything online is a potential problem. There is some handy stuff available online, but most of that shit is messing with my head!

If I was going to set a time limit what would it be?

If I'm awake for 16 hours a day, the. four hours a day would be a quarter of all my waking moments. Put like that, even that amount sounds excessive.

At this stage I'm not going to include offline time which can actually be quite productive and creative when used within reason, but online time I want to cap at four hours a day maximum.

Wifi use is even worse and I want to place strict limits on my use of WIFI - one hour a day really should be quite enough of that.
 

I'm going to have next month off all social media including blogging.

The only social media platforms I look at are Odysee, Youtube, and Facebook. 

 

Youtube and Facebook are both filled with AI slop and I was unhappy about wasting around 30 mins a day looking at them. So to me these figures of adults spending over four hours a day on social media are mind boggling! 

As with all things internet, it's hard to know if any of the stats are genuine because the majority of internet use is now AI, but the statistics being quoted for social media use are incredibly high.

If these figures are remotely accurate, this would all be extremely unhealthy.

Time Spent On Social Media Demographics:

Teenagers (aged 13 to 17) tend to spend the most time on social media compared to any age group as of this year.

On average, teenagers spend around 8 hours and 39 minutes per day on screens. Social media usage is their top activity during this. Meanwhile, young adults (aged 18 to 29) spend around 7 hours and 22 minutes on their screens, and their top activity is social media usage.

Tweens (aged 8 to 12) also have a significantly high screen time these days, with an average of 5 hours and 33 minutes, up from 4 and 44 minutes a couple of years back. However, their top activity is video streaming, and social media comes second.

Adults (30 to 49) and older adults (50+) spend the least time on social media. On average, adults spend around 4 to 5 hours on screen.

https://newvisiontheatres.com/time-people-spend-on-social-media

 

WHAT WAS I THINKING?

 For some reason I've never had what could be described as singular focus. Staying focused on one thing at a time has never been my strong point. Making connections between multiple different things is more my gig.

All the clueless computer geeks that kept their operating systems perfectly maintained during the covidhoax while submitting their own bodies to toxic death jabs because they were scared of an imaginary virus, along with all the obedient normies doing whatever retarded bullshit they were told to, were perfect examples of why only understanding one thing at a time is not good.

But I do sometimes need to reduce the range of things I'm looking at and stay a bit more focused. It's all a balancing act.

I had a totally deranged idea that I would have five separate Blogger blogs, and that one of them would be a complete updated version of my original "FROT" WordPress blog.

There was a reason for wanting to do that, but with the benefit of hindsight it was a terrible idea, so I'm going to put it back in my archived ideas file and not do that at all.

Updating 750 old blog posts is time consuming and boring, and I soon discovered once I started doing it that I can't be arsed.  So I'm going to flag that idea. But when I stumble upon any of my old posts that still float my boat I'll continue to throw copies of them on here and that's what the "frot" tag is all about

My SIFT blog has been going nuts this month, regularly racking up more than 3000 hits a day, which is the most hits I've had since my old FROT blog was at it's peak in 2018. 

Any other blogs I try to build up at this stage will only get a fraction of that traffic so there is no point spreading my focus too thin. For now SIFT is going off!

From now on I'm only going to keep updating SIFT and put my other blogs on hold. And I'm also going to pretty much give up looking at all social media for a while because I've had a guts-full of AI slop.

My old FROT blog posts can stay where they are for now, and may even be able to stay there for years to come. But I probably won't be attempting to update any more of them.  

EX-FRIENDS

In the 90's I was co-owner of a small but popular Wellington business. We had hundreds of customers and many of them became friends beyond being customers.

After closing the business down I stayed in contact with lots of them online, and because we had a shared interest in cycling and a bunch of other connections, I often tended to underestimate how large the gulf was growing between myself and many of them in terms of our "World Views".

Up until 911 I had never even thought much in these terms, but some of them were turning into what I would later come to call “libtard normies”, and to them I was becoming what they would later call a “conspiracy theorist”.

After 911 this slowly became an ever increasing problem. On the social media platforms that we interacted on, some exchanges became quite heated and unfriendly.

In fact some of these ex-friends became really angry, to the point of becoming abusive. And from time to time even some of the calmer ones said things like "stop saying X or I will unfriend you”. It’s safe to say I didn't stop saying X and they did unfriend me.

I disagree with lots of people about all sorts of things, but I wouldn't usually demand that anyone changed their opinion to match mine online. At least I wouldn’t generally have done that up until convid, but after that epic storm in a teacup, if they were a vaxtard or a masktard, I would relatively politely tell them they were a clueless moron and stop interacting with them.

For me this threatening to unfriend posturing was rare up until 911, but it increased after that massive false flag, and then it started increasing further when I began posting about fake germ theory and the lies of virology during the SARS hoax. Then the number of angry reactions started to grow.

But that was all insignificant compared to the shit storm of the covid hoax. Around 2020 there were all sorts of believers stalking around the internet looking to make ex-friends online, and in real life there were plenty more of them out looking to stir up trouble as well.

Like most people who were aware of what was going on during the big plandemic, I knew that I was outnumbered by a herd of angry mind controlled zombies, so I politely said things like "I have an exemption" whenever I was harassed in public for not wearing a face nappy.

These days I'm well past using “exemption” excuses, so I probably won't be that polite next time around if any believers ask me to submit to the face nappy again.

What got me revisiting all this old negativity again was seeing someone online lamenting the fact that not one of their ex-friends had ever apologized to them for being wrong or even admitted that they were wrong.

At the same time they were also noticing that they had seen many of them posting that it was all water under the bridge and it was time to forgive and move on.

I wonder how long it took the French people to forgave Nazi collaborators after WW2 ended? Had they “moved on” by 1951?

Although I often struggle with it, I do grasp the importance of forgiving and letting go, so I usually try not to be too unpleasant to delusional mind controlled normies, but that is mainly for my own mental health.

No, I don't think I'll ever really forgive them, but as far I know I no longer have any friends who are still full on convid believers. If I do that could become awkward because I regard believers as gullible idiots. So in my eyes they have no real credibility about anything else either.

Sometimes there is discussion of society being divided in two in order to make us easier to control, and that is certainly happening. I guess we could just pretend to have forgiven and moved on, but the convid believers exposed their true colours for everyone to see and that can never really be undone.

When the next wave of psyops start (and many already have) the normies will fall for them hook line and sinker again. Would you buy a car that was blowing smoke and making a clunking noise?

No, people are not all equal, and gullible normies are best avoided. That may not be the best path to be on socially or even psychologically, but it's what I really think.

Apologies here to Louise Hay, I'm not writing this as spiritual guidance, but mainly for anyone else who like me, probably won't be forgiving those clueless convid clowns until hell freezes over.
 

Thanks and best wishes to all my old friends who didn't fall for the last wave of globalist lies and are still friends to this day. Stay strong for the next wave!

RANDOMS 2026 #34

This is the foundation of social media and indeed the entire internet

Are there really people this retarded, or is this satirical?  

 

Five years may have passed but I don't think this will ever be forgotten or forgiven

 A yellow Honda Z50 was the first motorbike I ever rode. I did go on to ride quite a few others!

Black lives matter because they make money for scammers and also make libtards feel righteous

 

 

First "ladies" are always men, no exceptions - that is how it works, but Americans are too well programmed to see it

Being able to say "Fuck Off" is an essential skill in any language

This is the tranny that paid another tranny to destroy the Bud Light brand - but what were they really up to?

 

  

 

 Why it's OK to hang libtards

 

Modern life...