LIFE OF STRESS
LIFE OF STRESS — mine. Please compare your life of stress to mine. In this show, I give an outline of my life and somewhat flesh it out. I wonder how my life of stress compares with yours. I really want to know. Help me by dropping a comment and saying as little or as much as you like about how our lives of stress compare.
You can, of course, use a fake name and fake email address — as always.
In addition, we might talk about strategies of stress control.
Also in this show, at the beginning, I show a funny meme and consider a passage from the book of diary entries by Marcus Aurelius, Roman Emperor.
And the intro and outro music clips are from my song “K.Y.E.” — Know Your Enemy.
Signed, Jim Laffrey
Author: jbl
Born to White parents who were born in the U.S.A., of proud German and proud Irish ancestry. Consider how great our lives would be if we had been born and raised in a country controlled by our own people -- as it should be -- rather than controlled by jews pretending to be our own people.
I forgot to return to that line about possible stress relievers, namely “wife, friend, dog?” The plan was to generate some humor there, especially with four-legged shit machines.
Hi Jim, my first time posting a comment here. I just discovered you few months ago and i really enjoy your content. You have helped me learn many things i didnt know and i thank you for that. I might take your advice and get tutanota email, if i do that i might send you a few lines about my thoughts about many things. But regarding this video, have you ever thougth about moving to Europe? Do you like cold or hot climate? Vietnam is a tropical paradise, must have been great the exotic surroundings, beaches and palmtrees. And regarding getting a pet, they can be great but alot of work, and put restraints on you if you want to travel or move. Maybe cats are better than dogs in that regard, but they can be great company if living alone. I wish you all the best.
Thank you very much, Alex, and welcome to you.
1. Yes, I have thought about moving to Europe. And every time, I conclude it’s not a good idea for me. First, there’s a serious risk that I’d be arrested during the travel and extradited to a country such as the jews’ Germany where I would be imprisoned as an “antisemite”, “White supremacist,” “hater,” guilty of “hate crimes.” Second, my understanding of the situation in Europe is there are essentially no gun rights, no “free speech” right, and so I would be prosecuted for my website. Third, where could I live where my meager income ($1,100 USD per month) would provide a decent life? Fourth, would I have to learn a new language? Fifth, which country is NOT being increasingly infested with 2-legged shit by the jews?
2. Cold or hot climate. I am flexible. I’ve lived in both. It takes more money to live comfortably in a cold climate than a hot one.
3. Vietnam. The problem with living in Vietnam is being surrounded by the vietnamese. The problem living in any so-called “paradise” is being surrounded by the nonWhite stupidity, every day, 24 hours a day, forever. As usual, I will say Japan is a known exception: My experience in Japan told me they are a good, honest, intelligent, orderly people. But I think they’re more ignorant of jewry than Whites are. I want to live among Whites (despite most Whites being sickening sheeple).
4. In my many years of experience in having the pets and in putting up with others’ pets, cats are worse than dogs. It’s like living with a deaf and dumb miniature alien. I will not begin to pretend that a four-legged animal is any kind of substitute for a compatible human. I won’t waste any time and money on one. One of the overall problems with pets in our societies is that many pet owners stop trying to find and befriend compatible fellow humans. There might be a compatible woman or two out there for me, but she is content (or resigned) to stay home and mutter at her shit-on-a-leash as if it understands, thus she is not getting out to possibly meet me anywhere I go.
I will be glad to receive your emails of “thoughts about many things.” Meanwhile, I welcome your best thoughts right here in the comments, if you’re willing to let the other visitors read them. And I hope you’ll respond to my thoughts and questions about European countries.