Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [26-50] of 8494Posts from E Archer, NYCE Archer, NYC Previous 25 Next 25 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/28/25) ;-) Let's see:☑ Narcissistic☑ Delusions of grandeur☑ Egomaniacal☑ Authoritarian (fascistic and communistic)☑ Cognitive dissonance☑ Fallacious☒ Profound☒ Provocative☒ Original☒ QualifiedYep, your argument checks all the boxes! 1 Reply E Archer, NYC E Archer, NYC (7/25/25) BTW, Fred, you can't be "the only" and also "run-of-the-mill" — pick one. This is just one of many examples of cognitive dissonance and a disordered mind. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/25/25) Fred, to back up my assertion of your self-delusion and egomaniacal. narcissistic god-complex, here are just a handful of recent excerpts of your copious posts over the last few months (not to mention the hundreds over the last few years):"...interestingly I feel there absolutely nothing more humble than a demonstration of the truth, which I believe I espouse on an excellent consistent frequency. You, the editor, Mike, and everyone else I meet, don't seem to realize that I am the only one on the entire planet they have a disagreement with, don't you feel that a bit strange.""Sadly, I am the only one with empathetic and sympathetic facilities.""I am the practicing Socialist. ... You are not human ... We can change you ... That's Socialism from the authentic Socialist.""No one in Russia, Chinese, Vietnam, Cuba has the slightest idea of [socialism].""Times a-wasting. I got a planet to save.""I've got a Miriad of folks to deal with and planet that needs saving, I intend to do exactly that.""My statements are quite original.""[Carl Sagan] admitted he didn't know what Socialism was, and until I defined it as the Socialized being, no one did.""...those who are most themselves are certainly most qualified to make the effective life preserving decisions for us all. There are those who are more inclined to nature's clearly defining role for our species and life in general, this individual is in, reluctantly, but fortunately, in command.""Communism creates balanced environments for balanced finances, balanced relationships, balanced minds. Communism creates the only circumstances for the authentic human being to be recognizably observed. Everything else is just imitation. Communism is the human placed in proper order. Communism creates human beings.""I remain the only reasonable offering of anything concrete in the way of solid advice on the entire planet""I have never suffered from self deception""I've never lied to myself""My goal in life is to advance humanity and create civilization.""until I figure how to fix the prevailing socio-economic crises we'll just have to leave the degenerated creature in the White House""I feel totally responsible for the circumstances because I have the only active competent mind processing on the planet""I don't have a god syndrome. I am just the only, and run-of-the-mill at that, adult on a planet of "we are the world, we are children"""I have absolutely no negative psychiatric condition, I'm just very, very, sorry to say I have the only adult attitude on a the planet earth in the year 2025.""There is only one individual on the planet that is qualified to solve the world's problems and that's the individual who takes the blame for those problems, looks like Mr Fredrick William Sillik has a significant problem. I accept the blame and also assure you that the solutions are available and ready to be implemented."Heil, Sillik! 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/24/25) When I think of an example of a healthy mentality and mature role model, you don't even come close to being a contender. In fact, I would use you as an example of a childish, immature, mentally unstable narcissist that thinks more highly of himself than any other person alive — you have even said as much more than a dozen times! 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/23/25) Well, Fred, at least you can admit you don't understand a fairly straight-forward argument against laws that sanction slavery or monopoly, oppression or robbery. Perhaps it flies in the face of your socialistic and authoritarian ideals, the fulfillment of which would absolutely require the 'law' to dictate the redistribution of property, labor and power as you see fit. If only we could have a benevolent dictator like Fred Sillik, all would be for the best. ;-) 2 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/23/25) For whatever reason, Fred, you seem to be obsessed with psychiatry and mental illness. I am 100% sure from your posts alone that you are not lettered in the field of mental health in any way shape or form. You may however have had direct experience in a psychiatric ward at some point in your life. Your delusions of grandeur and narcissism are fairly obvious to even the casual observer. I engage with you merely to nudge you perhaps a bit towards a saner and more rational view of the world. My guess is that you have alienated yourself and have little to no rational minds to relate to. I do not expect a cure, just maybe a little relief to what must be a troubled mind comforted only by your self-conceit. You have no power to implement any of your fevered dreams (thankfully for the rest of us), and your obsession to post here ad infinitum reeks of insecurity. But I am not without compassion, so whatever I can do to help you back to reality I am only too happy to do. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/23/25) Um, I didn't reply, so I am not sure what you are talking about. Once again you neglect to answer the question — what SPECIFICALLY would/could you DO? In typical politico fashion you state only the 'needs' and the 'end' not the MEANS to the end. THAT is the issue. The means to such an end that defy the consent of those you seek to regulate would have to be authoritarian in nature as you so clearly elude to with YOU being the one to set it all right. By what power or authority would it take for you to be put in such a position? 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/20/25) Say what? To the mentally disordered mind, everyone else seems insane. Sea kelp, Fred. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/20/25) Collectivism plays no part in a nation of sovereign citizens. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/20/25) All humans do not agree on everything, which is precisely why in a republican form of government all are equal before the law and have a right to their own opinions without a right to force them upon others. Utopians often forget this very crucial point. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/20/25) Dare I ask what 'your' solutions are to sex and drugs? What specifically are the "world's problems"? And what specifically would/could you do as the only qualified individual on the planet?(This ought to be good...) 2 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/18/25) Your definition of the responsibilities of a US president is certainly not accurate nor Constitutional. Your definition is nothing short of dictatorial. You "feel totally responsible for the circumstances because I have the only active competent mind processing on the planet"? ;-) Talk about "an intense psychiatric condition"... It's this kind of rhetoric that throws a wrench into every argument for 'balance' or 'positive change.' Thankfully you will never gain the reins of power, for you would likely be the most deranged dictator the world has ever known — all with the blessings of your own conscience. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC 7/17/25 re: Karl R. Popper quote ;-) I know, right?! 1 Reply E Archer, NYC 7/17/25 re: Sidney Hook quote This is a timeless quote. Self-evident! 1 Reply E Archer, NYC 7/15/25 re: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick quote "Peace" too often means subjugation to authority. No peace without liberty and justice for all! The desire for power is rarely quenched... 1 Reply E Archer, NYC 7/15/25 re: Millard Fillmore quote Revolutions cannot bring about freedom unless the victors establish a government that knows how to protect it. See the French revolution(s), the Russian revolution, the Chinese revolution, and nearly every other revolution in history is coopted by the banksters that fund both sides of a conflict. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/15/25) Absolutely the opposite, Fred. Wars are caused by undefended wealth. There is a right to defend oneself for a reason — predators avoid prey that can fight back. Like it or not, we must always have the ability to defend ourselves from thieves and murderers. It's the primary reason a 'utopia' is impossible... Plunderers prefer those that cannot defend themselves. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/9/25) The character of the Founders and framers of the American Republic is unsurpassed. If only we had men of such character today! 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/9/25) NO! No more "Forward' towards a Marxist society! Enough! 3 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/9/25) NO! No more Marxist claptrap! It is poisonous, treasonous, and designed to break America, which it has almost nearly done if it were not for the indominable spirit of Liberty that still resides within the true patriots of the nation. 4 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/9/25) Sorry, Fred. There is not enough money in circulation to pay the debt — the 'debt' IS the money supply! If everyone paid off every loan, there would be no money and we would still owe more. The money supply has been 100% borrowed — that is how currencies are 'minted.' I don't blame you for not understanding, only one in a million understand it — but every currency trader on Wall Street understands it, and so do the Federal Reserve Banks, the EU central banks, the Chinese central bank, and every bank in the world knows how currency is created out of thin air whenever it is 'borrowed.' It is called 'monetizing debt.'The US money supply consists of government debt, mortgage debt, credit card debt, student loans, car loans, and every other kind of loan issued from banks. The economy absolutely requires perpetual borrowing even just to continue to pay the interest of the existing debt. Before this system was foisted upon the nation in 1913, the US was the richest and most prosperous country in the world. There were NO income taxes — all funds necessary for the government were collected via excise taxes, i.e. tariffs. WWI & WWII were the direct result of switching to this fiat currency system. Every war is a banker's war! "Endless money forms the sinews of war." (Cicero)BTW, socialism absolutely requires this banking system because it cannot even begin to pay for all the government programs promised without endless debt. Educate yourself, and learn that whoever controls the issuance of currency controls all industry and commerce — this is NOT capitalism, it is a central plank of communism and designed to crush any true capitalist system. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Robert Edwards, Sarasota (7/9/25) Hey, Robert, great to see you back! Heck, lets start with banning Federal Reserve Notes! Why hack at the branches when we should be cutting the root! A return to sound money (requiring sound money management...) is the true solution. A tall order indeed, but when the interest to pay on the issuance of US currency is greater than any federal program, is it not clear who the real masters are? This was the actual cause of the American Revolution — issuing colonial script rather than being forced to use British script. When issued interest-free in proportion to that needed for trade and commerce, fiat currency works very well, as long as a commodity-backed currency is also allowed to circulate with a non-fixed exchange value with the fiat script. Cash and credit can work together as long as sellers have the option of accepting one or the other as terms for trade. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC E Archer, NYC (7/9/25) El Salvador, Argentina, and the African Union are all making tremendous strides in cutting the ties to the banking cartel ruling the world. We need more of this!! 1 Reply E Archer, NYC 7/9/25 re: Patrick Henry quote Patrick Henry's stand expressed here demonstrates the courage necessary to preserve Liberty. Nothing less can sustain it as the enemy is willing to murder all who stand in their way. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (7/9/25) Good grief, Fred. Socialism is the great thief that lays claim to everything and everyone. I have never seen such intolerance as that found among socialists. They blame others, taking no responsibility. Their love is conditional, and are truly ugly. They do not respect life other than their own. Their 'religion' is to the god of power with a history of murder no religious war has ever matched. Delusion is the pillar, lies their modus operandi, and servitude is the result — every time. Previous 25 Next 25 SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print