Original version For better RAM survivability as well as for the comfort of mobile users (I have only later noticed that a browser app crashed under the load because of added video clips), I have subdivided the latest version of the article into less memory-intensive chunks: On this page is a preface with caveats and… Read More [Pinned] Epistemic Control — The Case of François Roby and 9/11 Research (Preface)
« As quizzical as those aware of my other blog and of the sparseness of my contributions to it may be by the setting up of an additional one, this place exists exactly so as not to swarm Minor Input and overwhelm the more important content therein. Much of what will gradually find its way… Read More [En|Fr|Ar] What is Minor Alert?
Note: This page was lightly rearranged and reworded on February 17, 2021. Update of information was not sought out. As I have stated before for a different sensitive topic, associating the following with any individual mentioned on this blog in any other way than is explicitly stated —with no additional, pertinent proof— will be a… Read More The Case of Alison Chabloz, Anti-Zionist Extraordinaire
Contents Introduction What is Modernity? Modernity, from the Emergence of the Subject to Cosmic Rupture Modernity: an Architectural Uprooting Mathematics of Carnage as Peak Discosmia The following is a continuation of the previous entry. This time, it contains three translations in addition to one article by myself. In the translations posted last week, one element… Read More Ribat Al Hikma, Conceptual Guerrilla, and Epistemic Sovereignty — Translations and Commentary (II)
This entry is continued here. In the conclusion of my essay on 9/11, I have outlined my views on what seems to have prevented the Arab and Muslim world from responding adequately to 9/11, its false flag nature, and the post-9/11 crisis. Namely and beyond potential —though uncertain— “strategic” considerations as far as political actors… Read More Ribat Al Hikma, Conceptual Guerrilla, and Epistemic Sovereignty — Translations and Commentary (I)
The original article by Dr. François Roby can be consulted here or here. A further video by one of his collaborators is featured at the bottom of this page. With the exception of a book title, some links to French webpages have been substituted with English counterparts. The rest is redirected through Google’s translator. The… Read More [Translation | 2019.09.11] An open letter, with both hands
Note: The previous version was not archived, but it constitutes the major part of the body of the text below The French and English languages share many similar terms in Latin, usually used in the same sense; “quid pro quo”, however, is one of those that can induce a misunderstanding for Francophone beginners, as the… Read More The Travails of Online “Activism” and the Virtues of Communicative Miscommunication
Original version Preface ◊ Part 1 ◊ Part 2 ◊ Part 3 Contents V. Academic counterinsurgency V.1. Interception V.2. CRIFed V.3. Transatlantic alliance V.4. Sanction VI. Final words V. Academic counterinsurgency Due to his work on fronts other than 9/11 but also due to his effort in bringing scientific standards back to 9/11 discussions, Dr.… Read More Epistemic Control — The Case of François Roby and 9/11 Research (Part 3)
Original version Due to added text and in order to further ‘isolate’ it from Dr. Roby’s work, I have opted to turn the “Disinformation as corroboration” sub-section into its own section Preface ◊ Part 1 ◊ Part 2 ◊ Part 3 Contents III. Ought-to vs. science III.1. Foil cuts steel III.2. Where did the heat… Read More Epistemic Control — The Case of François Roby and 9/11 Research (Part 2)
Original version Preface ◊ Part 1 ◊ Part 2 ◊ Part 3 Introduction I. Motivations I.1. Fed up I.2. Counter-compartmentalization I.3. Discovery II. Conspiracy theories: what they are, and why they are useful II.1. False dichotomy II.2. Psychologization II.3. Epistemic repression II.4. System stress testing II.5. Chomsky as a case in point II.6. Action plan… Read More Epistemic Control — The Case of François Roby and 9/11 Research (Part 1)
