Fearless Arts

As always we begin with flowers. From our garden. . Greetings y Saludos This is an essay where I compare Ahriman to termites in the human soul. The idea came a few days ago when I watched a short documentary on Yacouba Sawadogo, a Burkinabé farmer from the north of Burkina Faso. In 1980 the Sahel belt of Africa suffered a drought that lasted for twelve years. Millions suffered and there was mass migration to the cities. Sawadogo had a vision.

After three months it’s gunk . Greetings y Saludos Bad normies. Bad, bad normies. Talking to Jane about chemtrails the other day was a nightmare. I got a lot of replies from people who said the same thing: The blank, stony look. The repudiation of evidence that is staring you in the face. The excruciating stupidity of the well-educated middle classes. The wilfully determined ignorance of the normie. Turns out I’m a normie myself.

. Greetings y Saludos I didn’t mean it to, but this follows from my last stack. Only today the chemtrails are not so pretty. In fact they’re awful. And I’m on my way into Fairfax to get organic veggies. Over the last week the skies over West Marin have been the worst I have ever seen them. Not a Nebraska style gridlock, but worse. A grid has logic to it, like a guy mowing the lawn. Here in Marin, our skies have been pure, crazy chaos. No rhyme-or-reason chaos.

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The myth of Nine Eleven, being necessary to the National Security State, the right of the people to be called shall not be infringed.

sunset like no other * Henry L. Stimson, U.S. Secretary of War during World War II, insisted that Kyoto be removed from the atomic bomb target list because he had spent his honeymoon there.

A Palestinian man sits desolated on a couch in Anzah, Jenin. Today, Mon 27 July 2026 . Greetings y Saludos This is a quick stack. I’m actually taking the day off to catch up on some paperwork, but I just watched (yet another) video of destruction in the West Bank and just have to write about it. I usually start with a flower but the photo of a man sitting on his couch in Anzah after his village had been bombed and razed was heartbreaking. I feel sick and nauseated to the core of my being. Imagine.

A flower to start the day . . . . . (Respects to the late, great, George Carlin) © Steve Devas fearlessarts.substack.com . Dear Elders and Spirit of First Nation America Once again I’m with you up in an Idaho pine lodge staring at a circle of Elders looking at me impassively. I’m not too comfortable. I’m going to break the Culture Study rules. I know very little about your culture and yet I’m going to put you on the line. Note. I wrote the above sonnet a few years ago.

Roses from our garden . Dear Elders and Spirit of the First Nation of America, Welcome back to Fearless Arts Café. Yesterday I summed up the four hundred years of war waged against the First Nation people of North America. Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz calls it the American Way of War. First begun by the English, the Savage Way of War—as I shall also call it—was continuously refined by America. Before I can go on to propose a vision, there are further facts to face, ones that go to the root cause of evil.

Orange flower and bee . Greetings y Saludos I am continuing to evaluate my fourth year of Substack since I began in San Miguel de Allende in June 2022. As always the goal is the same. The only way out of the impending social and political abyss requires the removal of the Anglo-American Ruling Classes. The Kionist Manifesto is a textbook for the loving, lawful and peaceful Revolution in Great Britain that I call Brevolution. In turn this must spread across Europe to become Eurolution.