Q, needs more exposure!
https://patriotssoapbox.com/editors-picks/u-s-solider-gave-classified-info-to-occult-satanic-group-o9a-planned-mass-casualty-event/
June 23, 2020 – A U.S. Army soldier, 22-year-old Ethan Melzer has been charged with terrorism offenses, for planning a “mass casualty” attack on members of his own unit. From an examination of his messages, it appears he was hoping the “mascal” or “mass casualty” event would start a “new war.” Although the group is being described by the mainstream media as a “white supremacist Neo-Nazi” organization, according to their most recent publication from April 2020, that is just a “front” or a “ruse.” The Order of Nine Angles primarily believes in accelerationism. What this means is they seek the destruction and collapse of the current world order and western society. A “new world order” then can be formed and molded from the ashes. They are willing to work with any groups that also seek the collapse of society, be they Islamic terror groups, or domestic terrorist and anarchist groups.
From Ethan Melzer’s personal effects
According to Nick Land of the far left Jacobite Magazine, in an article entitled “A Quick-and-Dirty Introduction to Accelerationism,” this is a process that is happening, regardless of what you may think:
Anyone trying to work out what they think about accelerationism better do so quickly. That’s the nature of the thing. It was already caught up with trends that seemed too fast to track when it began to become self-aware, decades ago. It has picked up a lot of speed since then.
Accelerationism is old enough to have arrived in waves, which is to say insistently, or recurrently, and each time the challenge is more urgent. Among its predictions is the expectation that you’ll be too slow to deal with it coherently. Yet if you fumble the question it poses – because rushed – you lose, perhaps very badly. It’s hard. (For our purposes here ‘you’ are standing in as a bearer of ‘the opinions of mankind’.)
Time-pressure, by its very nature, is difficult to think about. Typically, while the opportunity for deliberation is not necessarily presumed, it is at least – with overwhelming likelihood – mistaken for an historical constant, rather than a variable. If there was ever time to think, we think, there still is and will always be. The definite probability that the allotment of time to decision-making is undergoing systematic compression remains a neglected consideration, even among those paying explicit and exceptional attention to the increasing rapidity of change.
In philosophical terms, the deep problem of acceleration is transcendental. It describes an absolute horizon – and one that is closing in. Thinking takes time, and accelerationism suggests we’re running out of time to think that through, if we haven’t already. No contemporary dilemma is being entertained realistically until it is also acknowledged that the opportunity for doing so is fast collapsing.
The suspicion has to arrive that if a public conversation about acceleration is beginning, it’s just in time to be too late. The profound institutional crisis that makes the topic ‘hot’ has at its core an implosion of social decision-making capability. Doing anything, at this point, would take too long. So instead, events increasingly just happen. They seem ever more out of control, even to a traumatic extent. Because the basic phenomenon appears to be a brake failure, accelerationism is picked up again.
Accelerationism links the implosion of decision-space to the explosion of the world – that is, to modernity. It is important therefore to note that the conceptual opposition between implosion and explosion does nothing to impede their real (mechanical) coupling. Thermonuclear weapons provide the most vividly illuminating examples. An H-bomb employs an A-bomb as a trigger. A fission reaction sparks a fusion reaction. The fusion mass is crushed into ignition by a blast process. (Modernity is a blast.)
This is already to be talking about cybernetics, which also returns insistently, in waves. It amplifies to howl, and then dissipates into the senseless babble of fashion, until the next blast-wave hits.
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