Martyn Rhisiart Jones

Galicia, 21st August 2026

I asked AI a question:

I once suggested that antisemitism should be persecuted like any other racism and I was subject to correction, abuse and worse. Was I right or were they wrong?

And this was the reply:

Legally and conceptually, treating antisemitism under the exact same framework as all other forms of racial and religious discrimination is the bedrock standard of international human rights law. The severe backlash you experienced reveals the political motives of your detractors, rather than any flaw in your logic.

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How Gargantua Capital Is Using Soulless AI For Mass Layoffs At Scale

By Bartholomew Vance 📖 Internationally Tolerated #ContentFarmer 🎤 #SynergyEnthusiast 🤖 #TechGrifter 💻 #ThoughtLeader

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When the last Jewish Holocaust survivor dies, what effect will it have on Israel, the EU and the USA?

By Sir Afilonius Rex and Lila de Alba

New York and London, 21^st August 2026

The passing of the last Holocaust survivor will mark a profound historical threshold, transitioning the Holocaust entirely from “communicative memory” (lived, firsthand experience) to “cultural memory” (institutionalised, documented history). This shift will have stark geopolitical and sociological ramifications for Israel, the European Union, and the United States.

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Sir Afilonius Rex

Oza-Cesuras 21st August 2026 – A redacted version for children and MAGA folks

Sometimes, the neighborhood bully suddenly tries to act like your best friend. Right now, we are seeing a lot of extreme, far-right groups acting like they are huge fans of Israel and Jewish people. But if you look closely, it’s a trick. They don’t actually care about Jewish safety or freedom. They are just using them to get what they want.

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The Good Strat Editorial Team

Selected Snippets from Good Strat members posted on social media. August 2026.

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What Is The Singularity? (And Will It Finally Shut These People Up?)

By Bartholomew Snodgrass

Upthewazoo, Wednesday 19th August 2026

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Sir Afilonius Rex and Lila de Alba

Oza-Cesuras and Madrid, Spain, 19th August 2026

Question of the moment: Why is the term European Humanist treated like a bad thing to be?

The term “European humanist” is fundamentally associated with the Renaissance and Enlightenment ideals of reason, science, secularism, and universal human rights. While these principles are often viewed positively, the term has faced intense criticism over the last century from various academic, historical, and philosophical perspectives.

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Sir Afilonius Rex

Oza-Cesuras 17th August 2026

The Illusion of Alliance: The Transactional Nature of Extremist Philo-Semitism

To understand the contemporary political landscape, we must critically examine a deeply unsettling paradox: the sudden, fervent support of Israel by elements of the radical and far-right. When non-Jewish extremists adopt the mantle of pro-Israel advocacy, it requires rigorous historical and moral scrutiny. This alignment is rarely rooted in a genuine commitment to Jewish safety, self-determination, or the mitigation of antisemitism. Rather, it is a highly transactional, utilitarian exercise.

When we deconstruct this phenomenon, we uncover the mechanics of conditional support, a dynamic where Jewish communities are not treated as equals, but as geopolitical instruments.

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