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Monday, August 10th, 2026, 6:37 am

Evil Plans Doomed to Fail

An oppressor

Imagine someone in Karachi paying to the British government (directly or indirectly), then stating upon paying, “hey! I have lots of money to spend to try to convince you that some critics of mine in the UK need to be arrested along with their spouses! I HAVE MONEY TO SPEND. PLEASE DO THIS!” This is what someone in the US did this year. Now he comes to grip with the fact that it didn’t work, it makes him look bad, and it’s hard to spin that as something justifiable.

If you have an evil plan, and if you carry on regardless (despite being forewarned that it would fail), it’ll only ever backfire.

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