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    When the moral pose is openly and exultantly flaunted as sham then young Christians who take themselves seriously become rebellious. So, finally an act of unvarnished predatory action by Trump and his team – the abduction of President Maduro in a lightning night-time military strike – has launched 2026 into a pivotal moment. A pivotal...
  • @muh muh
    @Jameson


    Judaism has the golden rule: Leviticus 19:18 Thou shalt not avenge, nor bear any grudge against the children of thy people, but thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself: I am the Lord.
     
    From Israel Shahak's Jewish History, Jewish Religion: The Weight of Three Thousand Years, Chapter 3 (Orthodoxy and Interpretation):

    In numerous cases general terms such as 'thy fellow', 'stranger', or even 'man' are taken to have an exclusivist chauvinistic meaning. The famous verse 'thou shalt love thy fellow as thyself (Leviticus, 19:18) is understood by classical (and present-day Orthodox) Judaism as an injunction to love one's fellow Jew, not any fellow human.

    https://ifamericansknew.org/cur_sit/shahak.html#3
     

    I'll bet you 'LOL' when they spit on you in Jerusalem, eh? 🕶️

    Replies: @dearieme, @Jameson

    It applies to Christians and Jews, that some Jews don’t follow it is their problem, they also have the problem of denying Christ, so they will have a lot to answer for on Judgement Day. The ceremonial laws and those about diet do not still apply to Christians, just the morality based ones.

    I haven’t been to the Middle East, too many Muslim terrorists.

    And, I doubt they would spit on me, given my size and the way I carry myself, but if they did, I would punch their lights out.

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    • Troll: CalDre
    • Replies: @fredyetagain aka superhonky
    @Jameson


    And, I doubt they would spit on me, given my size and the way I carry myself, but if they did, I would punch their lights out.
     
    Whether you, as a mere goy (like me), would dare to lay a hand on one of yahweh's precious chosen ones, I have no idea. But I would like to see you and every other "Christian" zionist get spat upon by them at least once. In fact, I saw a video of a Thai woman, a "Christian" zionist and avid israel supporter like yourself, getting gobbed on by some of these ugly, spiteful, inbred ogres as she was trying to show her support for them. And it was awesome! For the only time in my life, I found myself actually rooting for the hook-nosed little mutants!
    So please "Jameson," go there and get your quota of chosenite mucus sprayed upon you, and have someone record it. Would serve you right for supporting a regime which bombs Christian churches, and I'm sure it would be a great watch to boot!

    Replies: @Jameson

    , @anon
    @Jameson

    Go to Brooklyn and say hello to the syngagoue attending ogres. They will get the neighbor's dogs to pee on your face. But does it matter? You will prostrate before that dog and thank the ogres.

  • @Rich
    @Same old same old

    Trump ended DIE in federal hiring and promotion and is going after private organizations that discriminate against Whites. All my children, all my nieces and nephews are White. Dems openly discriminate against Whites. I'll go with the guy who doesn't hate my people. Even if I disagree with his foreign policy.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Trump ended DIE in federal hiring and promotion

    It was already on shaky grounds due to a Supreme Court decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, 600 U.S. 181 (2023) – if not obvious, the opinion referred to . Plus a couple dozen states passed anti-DEI laws. This was easy fruit to hand TrumpTards, but as it’s all by executive order, it’s easy enough to reverse by the next puppet-in-chief. Why not make it law? Oh, right, Ceasar doesn’t need the Senate.

    [Trump] is going after private organizations that discriminate against Whites.

    For (significant) example?

    Why doesn’t he do what would be the only effective method to rid the US of (generally non-White) illegal immigrants: strictly enforce laws prohibiting employment without citizenship or other work authorization, and seek to make those laws even stricter (e.g. substantial criminal penalties[1]) while the “Rs” “control Congress”? That’s how you get the illegals to self-deport – no job, no stay.

    I’ll go with the guy who doesn’t hate my people.

    As long as you submit to Jewish rule, Trump will pretend he doesn’t hate you. Fact is he does not care one bit about you or your nephews and nieces, White or not – he only cares about a select few people. His war against free speech, his tax and fiscal policies (including tariffs), his failure to take adequate steps to remove the illegal population[2], his militarization of federal police, his endless wars and aggression in service of ZioNazis and oligarchs, etc., are all clear manifestations that he doesn’t care about Whites (at least 95% of them), all he cares about are Jews and oligarchs (and esp. Jewish oligarchs).

    [MORE]

    [1] Per 8 U.S.C. 1324(a)(3)(A), an employer may be punished by up to 5 years in jail, but only if the employer had “actual knowledge” of hiring 10 such individuals in any 12-month period. Obviously this provides significant loopholes as it is very difficult to prove “actual knowledge”; rather the penalties should apply if the employer does not verify employment eligibility.

    8 U.S.C. 1324a(f)(1) provides for up to 6 months imprisonment, regardless of the extent of non-compliance.

    There are no sentencing guidelines applicable to these crimes. See Appendix A (Statutory Index) to the Sentencing Guidelines.

    [2] Instead of going after employers of unlawful immigrants, he sends federal troops to repress the population, all while making minimal progress on the deportation pledge.

  • @JWalters
    Trump Theater presents its production of its play Backfire!

    In Act 1 Trump openly, repeatedly brags about how much money he takes from Zionists, and about his political paybacks. The Zionist pablum propaganda media like ABC and the PBS SnoozeHour avoid these stories, but they become widely known anyway through the internet.

    In Act 2 Trump flaunts the Zionist imperialist agenda of ruling the world and looting its resources. The blatant 180 degree reversals from his campaign promises confound people, but the Zionist media on both "sides" gets behind the Zionists' imperialist, war profiteering agenda.

    However, on the internet a growing body of conversations begin openly talking about Israel's extensive control over America. Many anti-Zionist discussions and documentaries appear shredding so-called "Christian Zionism". Even the foundation concept of "Judeo-Christian" unity is being attacked. The Zionist money behind numerous "Christian" organizations for the last several decades is being revealed. The Anti-Zionist America PAC (AZAPAC) is formed to mobilize political candidates opposing AIPAC candidates. There is a fast-growing consensus that the Zionists must be taken out to take the country back.

    In Act 3, which is yet to come, the public majority will see clearly the Zionist imperialists and their evil agenda, and go fiercely to war with them.

    The simple Golden Rule, treat others as you would be treated, which is the central teaching of Jesus, of Christianity and Islam, will unit the various Christian and Muslim sects. They will realize their differences in speculative theological theories are not worth fighting about, and unit against their common enemy.

    Replies: @Jameson

    Islam does not acknowledge the Golden Rule. It has one set of rules for treating other Muslims vs how to treat infidels or kafir, to which anything goes, they can lie, steal, cheat, kill, rape, etc. the filthy infidels as long as they are furthering the greater Islamic Jihad aka spread of Islam by any means.

    The common enemy is Islam, the chief enemy of all other religions and atheists worldwide.

    • Disagree: Monte Cristo
    • Troll: Fenrir_288, CalDre, Jim H
    • Replies: @bike-anarkist
    @Jameson

    That is why it is the Israelis behaving exactly like that?
    "The spread of Zionism by any means."
    How's the forest arson project going in Patagonia, Zio-Kike?

    Replies: @Jameson

    , @Fenrir_288
    @Jameson

    You’re obviously a troll. What you just described is actually Judaism not Islam. Judaism is in fact the one religion which proclaims ethno-supremacy and is ethnocentric. And is the most weaponized religion —not only against nonbelievers —but all non-jews.

    That said, both religions are backwards. And warped.

    Replies: @Monte Cristo

    , @Monte Cristo
    @Jameson

    Islam wouldn’t be in the West without the creation of Israel and the turmoil that created, deliberately. And Talmudic Jews are the main proponents and opponents (controlled opposition) to immigration in White nations.

    The Talmud is far worse than the Quran, though both of these Abrahamic religions are problematic and inferior to Christianity.

    , @JWalters
    @Jameson

    A web search with DuckDuckGo turned up the following -

    "Yes, the Quran embodies the essence of the Golden Rule, teaching that Muslims should treat others as they would like to be treated, emphasizing justice, kindness, and compassion in their interactions. This principle is reflected in various verses and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad.

    "The Golden Rule in the Quran

    "The Quran embodies the essence of the Golden Rule, which is to treat others as one would like to be treated. This principle is reflected in various verses and teachings.

    "Key Teachings

    "Justice and Kindness

    "The Quran emphasizes justice and kindness towards others, regardless of how they treat Muslims. For example, it states, "Verily, Allah enjoins justice, and the doing of good to others" (Quran 16:91).

    "Empathy and Compassion

    "A well-known Hadith from Prophet Muhammad states, "None of you has faith until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself." This highlights the importance of empathy in interpersonal relationships.

    "Forgiveness and Goodness

    "The Quran encourages Muslims to respond to negativity with goodness. It teaches that one should "repel evil with what is better" (Quran 41:34), promoting a higher moral standard than mere reciprocity.

    "Interfaith Friendship

    "Islam also encourages building friendships across faiths, as long as there is no hostility involved. The Quran advocates for universal religious freedom and respect for all faiths, which aligns with the spirit of the Golden Rule.

    "In summary, while the Quran may not explicitly label the principle as the "Golden Rule," its teachings strongly advocate for treating others with justice, kindness, and empathy, embodying the core message of this ethical principle."

    Replies: @Jameson

  • @JPS
    @Plebney

    Law is the set of agreements that establish permissible behavior.

    This desire to occupy and officially claim Greenland as US sovereign territory undermines this "contract" that exists among nations, and for that reason it is a symptom of weakness.

    The fear seems to be that if we do not have total control of Greenland that we will lose strategic advantage down the line. The fear seems to be that someday we WON'T be able to push Denmark around if we need to. It smacks of desperation, which is why Trump's megalomania is an excellent cover, from the point of view of those who run America.

    The intention is to send a message, if you don't collaborate, we will impose our will by force. Greenland, like Venezuela, is an "easy" way to demonstrate this.

    The danger is that lawlessness will make future agreements perilous for the United States.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Law is the set of agreements that establish permissible behavior.

    Plebney got the better of this argument: law is the set of diktats that establish permissible behavior for the serfs and among the lesser ruling castes, subject in all cases to the King’s “prosecutorial discretion”.

    This desire to occupy and officially claim Greenland as US sovereign territory undermines this “contract”

    The US has since its inception done much worse things, repeatedly and consistently. What “contract” do you imagine has actually been binding on the US since 1776, or even since 1976? Just in recent months the US supports/participates in a genocide; bombs almost a dozen countries (that’s openly, we’re not including clandestine operations), imposes sanctions on far more countries, undermines many more countries with “color revolutions” and the like, and threatens even more countries, all in violation of international law; regularly engages in piracy; regularly and egregiously violates the US Constitution, which is supposed to be the most “basic contract” or “basic law”; etc. But as Plebney noted, this is common to all empires. Non-aggressive, meritocratic, free countries simply do not become empires.

    It smacks of desperation

    It humbles the Europeans. Because they finally are seeing the obvious, if you are dependent on another who is not dependent on you, you are the vassal. NATO protects them, but not against the US. The US global financial dominance provides them protection but not against the US. They are dependent on the US for everything and day by day deepening their dependency. It’s a bitch-slap.

    He is viewing the matter from perspective of strategic American interests.

    Or maybe he will make himself King of Greenland and profit handsomely from the venture? Seems to be his M.O. On the other hand, Europeans should be viewing it from the perspective of strategic European interests, and the last thing they need is a massive US base so close to them. They are again being shown their pathetic impotence.

    • Replies: @JPS
    @CalDre

    Yes, they're being shown that they can't rely on the US to respect their sovereignty. Which was supposedly the reason they wanted to be under the US umbrella instead of under the domination of the Soviet Union.

    Why "take" Greenland (the mapmakers won't change the maps - they're not going to rename the Gulf of Mexico either - they'll just say it's US occupied)?

    Is that what it's about? It's about Trump occupying territory to which we already have military access?

    The only thing that could motivate it is FEAR that Denmark might cease to defer to us.

    Or that Denmark may veto the installation of missiles. I doubt we need Greenland as a naval base. The only reason we "NEED" Greenland (other than to seize resources) is to have closer proximity for missiles.

    So is it possible we're going to grab Greenland for some kike speculator who gave money to Trump? It's not impossible.

    The main reason, of course, is to create the impression that the United States rules the world. ("Western Hemisphere" is an arbitrary demarcation - the US acts as if it rules the world) Since the United States DOES NOT RULE THE WORLD, this a sign of a dangerous delusion.

    The delusion of the Jews that they are on the precipice of global rule is very dangerous to all of us.

    , @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    maybe he will make himself King of Greenland and profit handsomely from the venture? Seems to be his M.O.
     
    Yes. My guess is that he’ll rename it Trumpland. That is, if his not-so-secret plans to birth an American hereditary monarchy trip over his ever-growing Pinocchio nose. He’s already profiting handsomely from his presidential venture, probably hoping to beat Musk to the Trillion. King of Greenland has a nice Titanicky ring to it, evoking images of impending disaster in everyone but himself. Don Jr must have nightmares about how he and his family will live with that when it hits the iceberg that is surely ahead in its path. People like Don Sr always seem to remember the Pride part and not the Fall that invariably follows. The fate of all tyrants is the same.

    Europe is now in a time of reckoning. It must stand on its own or concede the US is not its friend in any way shape or form, and concede that the EU Empire-building project is over unless it can defend itself from the US. That means it must expel US forces from all of its territorial claims. Hard to see how that can happen unless the EU goes hat in hand to Russia for its defence. Putin might help under very tight controls, but his successor probably won’t. The Ukraine fiasco has seen to that.

    The Age of Empires is with us once more. Pax per dictatum. Humanity has learned nothing it seems.

  • I awoke Monday morning to alarming news: Ukraine had tried to assassinate Putin. Media reports claimed a drone swarm had targeted the Russian president’s residence in the Novrogod region. Russia said they shot down all the drones and that the response “would not be diplomatic.” To underscore how undiplomatic the response might be, Russia’s Doomsday...
  • @CalDre
    @follyofwar

    While living in Ukraine (and attending Euromaidan) I quickly concluded that the Banderites are essentially brainwashed. They have a fundamental hatred for Russians and Jews, but all they do is serve the Jews - the Jews run Ukraine, unabashedly and openly. I would point this out and the response was unanimously, "we will get rid of the Russians and then turn to the Jews, who will be easier".

    I suppose this is what they tell themselves. Of course they will never go after the Jews, and it certainly wouldn't be "easier" if they did, since the Jews would marshal the entire world against them. It's easy to just conclude they are stupid tools, but they just follow their leaders, and their leaders are Jews. So they are not unlike ... most Americans and other Europeans. Except they at least have the stated goal of eventually turning their attention to their leaders, who like in most of the "West", are the root cause of their problems.

    Replies: @Gbyut, @Anon, @mulga mumblebrain

    There seems to be a contradiction among the Ukrainian far right that wants war with Russia.

    They say they want their independence from Russia, but at the same time they want to be part of NATO and the European Union. These two organizations are the biggest anti-nationalist and globalist enterprises on the planet. Of course NATO and the European Union would destroy immediately any sense of Ukrainian nationalism should Ukraine actually achieve its goals of defeating Russia.

    Insane.

    • Agree: CalDre
  • @follyofwar
    @Same old same old

    It's sometimes hard for me to believe that the Ukrainian Christians, who are a vast majority, are so stupid to not see that Jew Zelensky wants them all dead. They should have tarred and feathered him, then hung him from a lamppost, three years ago. Apparently, those so-called Banderites are actually Zionists of the worst kind.

    Replies: @Passing by, @CalDre, @Marvv, @Rich23, @Liza

    While living in Ukraine (and attending Euromaidan) I quickly concluded that the Banderites are essentially brainwashed. They have a fundamental hatred for Russians and Jews, but all they do is serve the Jews – the Jews run Ukraine, unabashedly and openly. I would point this out and the response was unanimously, “we will get rid of the Russians and then turn to the Jews, who will be easier”.

    I suppose this is what they tell themselves. Of course they will never go after the Jews, and it certainly wouldn’t be “easier” if they did, since the Jews would marshal the entire world against them. It’s easy to just conclude they are stupid tools, but they just follow their leaders, and their leaders are Jews. So they are not unlike … most Americans and other Europeans. Except they at least have the stated goal of eventually turning their attention to their leaders, who like in most of the “West”, are the root cause of their problems.

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    @CalDre

    There seems to be a contradiction among the Ukrainian far right that wants war with Russia.

    They say they want their independence from Russia, but at the same time they want to be part of NATO and the European Union. These two organizations are the biggest anti-nationalist and globalist enterprises on the planet. Of course NATO and the European Union would destroy immediately any sense of Ukrainian nationalism should Ukraine actually achieve its goals of defeating Russia.

    Insane.

    , @Anon
    @CalDre

    A lot of jews have a huge role in whats going in Ukraine and they have risen to very top government of Ukraine, but its really a sick and criminal cartel of many jews, american and british. Naturally american and british will ally and work with absolutely anybody and for any cause, with most sick and criminal fucks in the world as always.

    Besides many jews, its american and british terrorists and their thugs that are now executing ukrainian and russian civilian and setting up terrorist attacks in Ukraine and in Russia.

    , @mulga mumblebrain
    @CalDre

    The US/UK/Judaic modus operandi is to recognise the best within target societies, and eliminate them, one way or another, by murder, blackmail, slander etc, and identify the worst specimens, and promote them through money and MSM power, so long as they remain ever faithful to their Masters. Thus they reduce these societies to kakistocratic moral and intellectual sewers, like the USA, UK and Arsetralia are today.

    Replies: @anonymous, @BlackFlag

  • American democracy has devolved into a humiliation ritual in which we are expected to pledge support for people who hate us so they can steal our property, molest our children, and punish us for talking about their crimes. In election after election we are pressured to declare allegiance to one morally bankrupt criminal, simply because...
  • @Mike Tre
    @Felpudinho

    In 1290, Edward I expelled the jews from England under immense pressure from the nobility as the jews had used usery to take control of the majority of land and capital. After the jews' expulsion, England quickly recovered and experienced a golden age until Cromwell let them back in in the early 17th century.

    Those jews, who had been thrown out of Spain in ~1497, had entrenched themselves in Amsterdam by then and IIRC this is where we first start hearing that angelic name: Rothschild.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Mayer Amschel Bauer (name later changed to Rothschild), original architect of the Rothschild family fortune, was born in 1744 in Frankfurt, Germany. He allegedly embezzled the family fortune (that enabled him and his sons to launch central banks in the four major European powers of the time) from Prince William of Hesse.

    However, if you look at Rothschild portraits and Hesse/Habsburg/Lorraine/Hohenzollern/etc. portraits you can’t tell one group from the other. And it seems beyond incredible that Prince William would have entrusted such a fortune to an unknown Jew of meager means. Or, for that matter, that a money-changer Jew would be named “Bauer” (“Farmer” in German), if you understand anything about Jewish culture.

    Most likely the Rothschilds were part of the blue blood/black nobility that ruled all of Europe at that time and converted to Judaism, with the coordination of the House of Hesse and no doubt the rest of the clan. Only genetic testing can confirm/refute.

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  • @John Johnson
    @QCIC

    I loosely agree with the remainder of your comment but I think you wildly underestimate the degree of coercion of most sex workers.

    I think you wildly underestimate female nature and their ability to use sex to acquire things.

    Communism was actually supposed to eliminate prostitution and in Cuba it is one of tourist trades.

    Replies: @CalDre, @QCIC

    Communism was actually supposed to eliminate prostitution

    According to the authoritative source, the Communist Manifesto, marriage is to be destroyed and replaced with a “community of women”. What do you think that means? I guess the men would share the women without giving the women any commitment or money? Doesn’t seem plausible.

    “The Communists have no need to introduce community of women; it has existed almost from time immemorial.” You see, according to Communists, the “bourgeois” (and, obviously, this means the Christian) “sees his wife a mere instrument of production.” And of course the Communists will spare women the tyranny of marriage, of being a “mere instrument of production”. They can just hook on the corner and “live free”.

    So, no, Communism was not supposed to eliminate prostitution. Communism was (is) supposed to eliminate monogamy and, most importantly, marriage. That’s what today’s “culture wars” are largely about. What, aside from prostitution, is left, given the dynamics at play? Even incels plus webcams amounts to the same.

    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @CalDre

    I thought according to Marx marriage was prostitution. Still, he engaged in it, the hypocrite.

    Replies: @Patrick McNally

  • @John Johnson
    @CalDre

    And even though I’ve been to many Muslim countries and have had many Muslim friends, so I can actually speak from experience instead of ignorant, self-righteous hate, I am not Muslim. If anything I am Christian. But not a hateful, zealous one like you.

    I used to be more open to Islam as just another religion until someone asked me to point out a single majority Muslim country in the Middle East that converted voluntarily.

    There isn't one.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Converted to what? When did you convert to “Christianity”? Oh, no – it was forced on you by your parents and society! You poor thing. How will you survive this horror?

    There are literally 100s of millions of people who have converted voluntarily to Islam. Who do you think forced the Nation of Islam at the point of a sword on Black Americans? And who forced Muhammad and his disciples to be Muslims? Was it the sword too? Did they force each other?

    And who all became Christian “voluntarily”? You think all the tribes in the Roman Empire just gave up their ancestral religion b/c they were so convinced by the metaphysics of the Trinity or the absurdity of the tale of Noah? LMAO. The fact that 1/3rd of Romans were slaves and had to believe as ordered doesn’t play a role either, right? How did Christianity come to the Americas? More of this “Trinity-and-Noah convincing” that the boundless tribes’ ancestral religions were all wrong?

    Aside perhaps from Saudi Barbaria, created by “Christians”, no Muslim country forces citizens to be Muslims. So they are all “voluntary”.

    Not saying you self-proclaimed Christians are any more hypocritical, arrogant and ignorant than others – just that, unlike your imagined superiority, you are no better either. None one iota. And in the end, you really aren’t Christian at all. You just don’t get it.

  • @Jackabond
    @CalDre

    Thanks for the Q’uran references. I’ll look them up and inform myself accordingly. I won’t try to debate their validity here as this OP is about something else and this off topic conversation has gone on long enough. My apologies to the writer and readers for allowing it to drag on.

    I’ll finish this discussion by saying that you’ve taken pretty much everything I’ve said in a pointedly adversarial way and continue to do so and you’re projecting that attitude onto me, when that has never been my intention with you. That’s also why I see no point in continuing. For some reason you can’t see it. It’s clear that your purpose is not to understand why those things were said, or my arguments, or in fact to understand Christianity more than you do, but to defend Islam and oppose Christianity in any way the opportunity presents. This proves my point completely. I’m now more convinced than ever that Islam is fundamentally adversarial and indeed that the infidel is treated like an enemy, or at least seen as someone who should be brow-beaten in a petty argumentative way until they submit to erroneous interpretations of what Christians believe. And I have to say the Q’uran is flat out wrong about what Christians believe. This conversation has been oddly similar to a discussion I had with a Christian recently who couldn’t for the life of him accept that Muslims don’t seek peace. I don’t bother talking with him much either.

    Thanks for your time and the constructive information about Islam you’ve provided. I’m always interested in learning more about it, as I know many Muslims and count a number of them as friends. But I have to say that you’ve changed my mind about nothing. I hope you’ll be willing to engage in a more amenable and less trigger-happy reactive way next time. It helps to get your points across.

    Replies: @CalDre

    It’s clear that your purpose is not to understand why those things were said, or my arguments, or in fact to understand Christianity more than you do, but to defend Islam and oppose Christianity in any way the opportunity presents.

    That’s patent projection.

    I’m now more convinced than ever that Islam is fundamentally adversarial and indeed that the infidel is treated like an enemy

    OK, I understand you pretend to have compassion and love, but truly you have no understanding of the concepts, so consumed you are with hatred, arrogance and narcissism.

    And even though I’ve been to many Muslim countries and have had many Muslim friends, so I can actually speak from experience instead of ignorant, self-righteous hate, I am not Muslim. If anything I am Christian. But not a hateful, zealous one like you.

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @CalDre

    And even though I’ve been to many Muslim countries and have had many Muslim friends, so I can actually speak from experience instead of ignorant, self-righteous hate, I am not Muslim. If anything I am Christian. But not a hateful, zealous one like you.

    I used to be more open to Islam as just another religion until someone asked me to point out a single majority Muslim country in the Middle East that converted voluntarily.

    There isn't one.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    Just go back to how our conversation started: with your vitriolic and false proclamations about Islam
     
    So that’s what this is all about. I said nothing vitriolic, I merely stated that Islam is fundamentally adversarial. You’ve clearly reacted out of all proportion to what may be a simple misunderstanding on my part or an unhelpfully shallow view of Islam, and you’ve been unrelentingly adversarial and vitriolic about it. Looking back, it looks like a whole lot of Christianity bashing. If what I said about Islam is false then by all means correct me from the Q’uran just as you’ve presumed to do with the Bible. I have a copy on my bookshelf. But I have to say that so far your own behavior is proving me right.

    Replies: @CalDre

    I said nothing vitriolic, I merely stated that Islam is fundamentally adversarial.

    And that “Muslims see unbelievers as the enemy”. Seems vitriolic to me, par. since it’s a lie.

    you’ve been unrelentingly adversarial and vitriolic about it.

    Pray tell, how so? I’ve debated that false claim with you and used evidence from scripture to back it up, with plenty of actual cites. You, on the other hand, have not provided a single cite to back up your (false) claims.

    it looks like a whole lot of Christianity bashing.

    So quoting from the Bible is now “Christianity bashing”? So let me tell you what is going on here: you denounced Islam as, essentially, virulently hateful (“enemy” implies not just hate but desire to injure) and adversarial, while saying Christianity is pure love. Hence my reference to your “idolization” of Christianity and “vitriol” against Islam. And I used direct cites from the Bible, not generalizations, to make my point that Christianity is not as loving as you romanticize it to be. And your response: I am evil and bashing Christianity. Seriously, dude, now I will make a generalization: what I see is a BLIND and DELUDED ZEALOT, and what I don’t see from you is any of that PURE LOVE.

    I don’t make false claims about Christianity, whether pro or con, and the same holds true of Islam and Judaism. I do view Judaism as a fundamentally diabolical ideology because, well, it clearly and unmistakably is judging it purely by its commandments (and its myths, e.g. Noah’s flood and the plagues and the like), and both Islam and Christianity suffer greatly because they are based on that ideology, but both suffer about equally. And both are universalist rather than having the extreme tribe-supremacism/chauvinism as Judaism.

    by all means correct me from the Q’uran just as you’ve presumed to do with the Bible

    Like Christianity (as I pointed out in our thread – not in “bashing”, as you characterize it, since quoting from the Bible cannot possibly be “bashing”, it is simply fact, maybe facts you don’t like but still facts) Islam has contradictory texts. This page goes through them in great detail; in particular, Qu’ran 60 is on point – you will see many of the quotes, taken out of context by the deceivers, in Qu’ran 60:1-7, but continue to read Qu’ran 60:8-9, and you will see the full context (and material misstatements accomplished by material omissions are, indeed, lies and fraud).

    Another perspective of it is here (as in the previous summary I linked, there is no cherry-picking, like you seem to do with Christianity; they recite the “bad” references as well as the “good”). And it’s important to distinguish how the Qu’ran states Allah will treat disbelievers with how Muslims should treat disbelievers, and that from how Muslims do treat disbelievers, which is what your utterly false generalization was about – go yourself to a true mosque and talk to the worshipers as a Christian and tell me, do they treat you like an enemy? And like Christianity, Islam accepts the concept of repentance. But in both religions, disbelievers do not go to heaven (which leaves hell, despite your protestations to the contrary). However, Islam does not incorporate anything as draconian and evil as 17 Deut. 2-7!

    • Replies: @Jackabond
    @CalDre

    Thanks for the Q’uran references. I’ll look them up and inform myself accordingly. I won’t try to debate their validity here as this OP is about something else and this off topic conversation has gone on long enough. My apologies to the writer and readers for allowing it to drag on.

    I’ll finish this discussion by saying that you’ve taken pretty much everything I’ve said in a pointedly adversarial way and continue to do so and you’re projecting that attitude onto me, when that has never been my intention with you. That’s also why I see no point in continuing. For some reason you can’t see it. It’s clear that your purpose is not to understand why those things were said, or my arguments, or in fact to understand Christianity more than you do, but to defend Islam and oppose Christianity in any way the opportunity presents. This proves my point completely. I’m now more convinced than ever that Islam is fundamentally adversarial and indeed that the infidel is treated like an enemy, or at least seen as someone who should be brow-beaten in a petty argumentative way until they submit to erroneous interpretations of what Christians believe. And I have to say the Q’uran is flat out wrong about what Christians believe. This conversation has been oddly similar to a discussion I had with a Christian recently who couldn’t for the life of him accept that Muslims don’t seek peace. I don’t bother talking with him much either.

    Thanks for your time and the constructive information about Islam you’ve provided. I’m always interested in learning more about it, as I know many Muslims and count a number of them as friends. But I have to say that you’ve changed my mind about nothing. I hope you’ll be willing to engage in a more amenable and less trigger-happy reactive way next time. It helps to get your points across.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    What do you mean by “serious”?
     
    By 'serious', I mean a deep and sincere commitment to their faith, actively integrating their religious beliefs, such as loving God and others, into every aspect of daily life. It is a life of discipleship and transformation, not merely a casual association or identity. That includes seeking to understand the deeper implications of one's faith, particularly in respect of the beliefs of others while holding firm to the normal convictions of one's own faith.

    it’s healthy to always cast a critical eye on your own beliefs, and faith, and one can only do that if one dispenses with the presumption of one’s own infallibility.
     
    I agree agree entirely with the first part but not necessarily the second. I say not 'necessarily' because there's a difference between the infallibility of God (and by Christian association his son Jesus) and the infallibility of one's own beliefs. Men's beliefs are inherently fallible, yet god isnot. That, in essence, is the point of having a religion, so one's own errors and mistakes can be corrected without dire consequences.

    What the heck are you fabricating here? I gave you specific quotes re: “eternal punishment”, “eternal fire” and being “tormented day and night forever and ever”.
     
    ...

    If you can selectively ignore multiple consistent texts of the Bible b/c you don’t like them
     
    I'm not fabricating or ignoring anything. I'm digging into the Scriptures more deeply to try to understand your perspective. The English language is often a poor translation of the Biblical message which was originally formulated in Hebrew and Greek so the logical place to look is the original languages. I have a graduate degree in theology so am accustomed to doing this whenever there's a dispute about what the Bible actually means. Even though my knowledge of Hebrew and Greek is woefully inadequate going back to the original languages helps us to understand things that didn't translate well into English. There are clearly nuances here that shouldn't be ignored if we want to come to a mutual understanding about what the Scriptures were originally about. I hope that's your goal also.

    There’s enough contradictory text that anyone can believe almost anything and attribute it to the Bible. Another reason not to believe in the infallibility of your own particular vision.
     
    This is a very good point. There are contradictions in the Bible, some apparent, some real, many of which are down to errors in translation, but some which are still unresolved. That's why we study things like literary genre of the books of the Bible, their cultural context, the age in which they were written, by whom and why they were written, etc etc. This in only an introductory list of ways serious Christians (and I hope serious adherents of other established faiths) grow in the understanding of their own faith. Even if one believes their religions are complete, Man's understanding is not, and Man's tendency to err is everywhere.

    I don't know any serious Christian who believes in the infallibility of their own belief or vision. If such a person was teaching that in my church, I would rebuke them soundly, starting with Romans 7:15. How do they know that their understanding is correct? How do we know if the understanding of the Bible translators was correct? Gosh, just look at the sheer number of Bible versions out there, and the number is always increasing. Man is fallible, so are his visions, beliefs and interpretations. God alone is infallible. But, and that's a big BUT, faith in Christ requires commitment and acceptance of the fundamental truth held by Christian orthodoxy, despite the inconsistencies one comes across in one's own examinations of the faith.

    What I'm saying is that it's a GOOD thing to examine the details of one's believes. For some reason you seem to think I'm saying it's not. Why, I don't know.

    Replies: @CalDre

    there’s a difference between the infallibility of God (and by Christian association his son Jesus) and the infallibility of one’s own beliefs. Men’s beliefs are inherently fallible

    So if your beliefs are fallible, it follows, obviously, that your belief that God and Jesus are infallible (or actually exist or existed, let alone the Trinity) is also fallible. In fact it would be absurd to argue otherwise, but zealots do anyway, since by definition logic is not their forte.

    Even though my knowledge of Hebrew and Greek is woefully inadequate going back to the original languages helps us to understand things that didn’t translate well into English.

    They are (were) dead languages and nobody knows what they “really mean” (well, aside from those who believe they are “infallible”, lol). But, the “eternal punishment” part is quite clear and I doubt that is a translation issue, there is far more nuance/ambiguity in other words.

    Why, I don’t know.

    Just go back to how our conversation started: with your vitriolic and false proclamations about Islam and your similarly false contradistinction of Christianity (all despite the obvious history of Christians having murdered untold millions of “infidels” and “savages”, let alone their barbaric internicine warfare and violent inter-sect rivalries – “you will know them by their fruits” ring a bell? well it applies to all beliefs, doesn’t it?). Maybe stick to your idolization of Christianity, which you obviously know, and stop with your slander of Islam, which you obviously don’t know?

    • Replies: @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    Just go back to how our conversation started: with your vitriolic and false proclamations about Islam
     
    So that’s what this is all about. I said nothing vitriolic, I merely stated that Islam is fundamentally adversarial. You’ve clearly reacted out of all proportion to what may be a simple misunderstanding on my part or an unhelpfully shallow view of Islam, and you’ve been unrelentingly adversarial and vitriolic about it. Looking back, it looks like a whole lot of Christianity bashing. If what I said about Islam is false then by all means correct me from the Q’uran just as you’ve presumed to do with the Bible. I have a copy on my bookshelf. But I have to say that so far your own behavior is proving me right.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @John Johnson
    @CalDre

    Well since Christians believe Jesus is God (the Trinity), 17 Deut. 2-7 answers the question, and it quite directly commands you to kill the disbeliever, even if it is your wife, your son or your father.

    Of course, I don’t believe anything in the Old Testament

    I don't see how you can claim to be a Christian and call the Old Testament vile crap.

    Proverbs and Psalms are central to Christian teachings on morality and wisdom.

    The problems are really with the first 5 books that overlap with the Torah.

    Replies: @CalDre

    I don’t see how you can claim to be a Christian and call the Old Testament vile crap.

    I feel sorry for you. But you didn’t answer my question: if your faith is so infallible, would you kill your mother, sister and daughter if any of them didn’t share your beliefs?

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @CalDre

    I feel sorry for you. But you didn’t answer my question: if your faith is so infallible, would you kill your mother, sister and daughter if any of them didn’t share your beliefs?

    You were asking a different poster.

    I've actually pointed out many times how Christian leaders pick and choose from the OT. What they are doing is selecting verses that support political beliefs.

    I don't have any problem with someone ignoring all the laws for Israelites.

    I think they can be interesting in a historical context but no not need to be the basis of morality in Western society as so many conservatives seem to think. The Romans had laws against stealing and murder that didn't require putting the 10 commandments in their government buildings.

  • @Jackabond
    @CalDre

    Sorry, there’s a typo in my last paragraph above. It should read “ it clearly ISN’T referring to people who don’t believe Christ is God as you asserted earlier.”

    An important correction, I should think!

    Replies: @CalDre

    Well since Christians believe Jesus is God (the Trinity), 17 Deut. 2-7 answers the question, and it quite directly commands you to kill the disbeliever, even if it is your wife, your son or your father.

    Of course, I don’t believe anything in the Old Testament, I think it’s vile crap, but the vast majority of self-professed Christians believe in it. It’s their “infallible” “faith”.

    If your faith is so infallible, does that mean you follow such commandments? Or maybe there is room for doubt in this one? And maybe others too?

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @CalDre

    Well since Christians believe Jesus is God (the Trinity), 17 Deut. 2-7 answers the question, and it quite directly commands you to kill the disbeliever, even if it is your wife, your son or your father.

    Of course, I don’t believe anything in the Old Testament

    I don't see how you can claim to be a Christian and call the Old Testament vile crap.

    Proverbs and Psalms are central to Christian teachings on morality and wisdom.

    The problems are really with the first 5 books that overlap with the Torah.

    Replies: @CalDre

    , @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    Deut. 2-7 answers the question, and it quite directly commands you to kill the disbeliever
     
    The laws of Deuteronomy are part of the old covenant of Moses that was rejected by Christ for the very reason that God does not want people to treat others that way. Christians are to treat people with agape love, which is the relationship between subject and object that builds worth in the object. We look back at the Deuteronomic laws for Christian perspective, not instruction in what to do.
  • @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    It is possible, in other words, to respect different faiths and beliefs and not to postulate the infallibility of your own beliefs/faith.
     
    Not sure about this. Obviously respecting another faith is possible without accepting it for oneself, but I don’t see how one can be serious about any faith without believing it to be the only true path. Unserious or nominal beliefs maybe, but in every main religion I can think of, for serious practitioners to accept that any other faith is viable would compromise the theology of that religion at some point even the most universalist religions. I’ll have to think on that a bit more.

    With regard to the ‘hell’ question, the English word ‘hell’ is a generalized translation of four different concepts from the original Bible languages - Sheol from Hebrew, and Hades, Gehenna and Tartarus from Greek and none of these seem to apply specifically as eternal punishment for unbelief.

    The Hebrew word Sheol appears in the Old Testament and refers to the place where the dead reside, without specifically denoting punishment or reward e.g. Psalm 16:10, Eccl 9:10, cf. Acts 2:27.

    The Greek word Hades is used in the New Testament as the equivalent of Sheol. It generally refers to the realm of the dead rather than a place of torment after judgement e.g. Lk 16:22-23, Rev 20:13-14. The latter verse shows that Hades is destroyed, therefore it is a temporary holding place for the dead before final judgment.

    The word Gehenna comes from the Hebrew “Valley of Hinnom” (Geh-Hinnom), a place outside Jerusalem where garbage and corpses were burned. Jesus used this word to describe the final punishment of the wicked e.g. Mt 10:28, Mk 9:47-48.

    Tartarus is used only once in the Bible and refers to a place of deep imprisonment for fallen angels, not for humans (2 Pet 2:4).

    Of these four original Bible language words for Hell, Gehenna is the only one that describes eternal torment or separation from God and it clearly referring to people who don’t believe Christ is God as you asserted earlier. In any case, some theologians argue that an eternal place of human torment would be a torture for God, who loves even the most wicked person, which is why I said earlier that some people believe Hell exists and some people don’t. For me, it’s convenient to see Hell as the spiritually barren place before I came to faith, and more importantly a place to be wary of in my faith journey moving forward.

    Replies: @CalDre

    I don’t see how one can be serious about any faith without believing it to be the only true path

    What do you mean by “serious”? To kill and die for it? Maybe you shouldn’t? If you don’t permit the possibility that you are wrong, again, that is the definition of arrogance and pomposity. It’s also dangerous. Nobody is infallible. Even Jesus had second thoughts as he was crucified. Matthew 27:46.

    it’s healthy to always cast a critical eye on your own beliefs, and faith, and one can only do that if one dispenses with the presumption of one’s own infallibility. After all, you (or at least the vast, vast majority of folks) only have your faith b/c you were taught it as a child before having critical capacity to question it. “It just happens” that your parents were right about everything and everyone else’s wrong about everything (and everyone else thinks likewise). Uh-huhh.

    none of these seem to apply specifically as eternal punishment for unbelief

    What the heck are you fabricating here? I gave you specific quotes re: “eternal punishment”, “eternal fire” and being “tormented day and night forever and ever”. That’s just disingenuous.

    which is why I said earlier that some people believe Hell exists and some people don’t

    If you can selectively ignore multiple consistent texts of the Bible b/c you don’t like them, well, that seems to undermine the Bible in its entirety. But of course people do that all the time. There’s enough contradictory text that anyone can believe almost anything and attribute it to the Bible. Another reason not to believe in the infallibility of your own particular vision.

    • Replies: @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    What do you mean by “serious”?
     
    By 'serious', I mean a deep and sincere commitment to their faith, actively integrating their religious beliefs, such as loving God and others, into every aspect of daily life. It is a life of discipleship and transformation, not merely a casual association or identity. That includes seeking to understand the deeper implications of one's faith, particularly in respect of the beliefs of others while holding firm to the normal convictions of one's own faith.

    it’s healthy to always cast a critical eye on your own beliefs, and faith, and one can only do that if one dispenses with the presumption of one’s own infallibility.
     
    I agree agree entirely with the first part but not necessarily the second. I say not 'necessarily' because there's a difference between the infallibility of God (and by Christian association his son Jesus) and the infallibility of one's own beliefs. Men's beliefs are inherently fallible, yet god isnot. That, in essence, is the point of having a religion, so one's own errors and mistakes can be corrected without dire consequences.

    What the heck are you fabricating here? I gave you specific quotes re: “eternal punishment”, “eternal fire” and being “tormented day and night forever and ever”.
     
    ...

    If you can selectively ignore multiple consistent texts of the Bible b/c you don’t like them
     
    I'm not fabricating or ignoring anything. I'm digging into the Scriptures more deeply to try to understand your perspective. The English language is often a poor translation of the Biblical message which was originally formulated in Hebrew and Greek so the logical place to look is the original languages. I have a graduate degree in theology so am accustomed to doing this whenever there's a dispute about what the Bible actually means. Even though my knowledge of Hebrew and Greek is woefully inadequate going back to the original languages helps us to understand things that didn't translate well into English. There are clearly nuances here that shouldn't be ignored if we want to come to a mutual understanding about what the Scriptures were originally about. I hope that's your goal also.

    There’s enough contradictory text that anyone can believe almost anything and attribute it to the Bible. Another reason not to believe in the infallibility of your own particular vision.
     
    This is a very good point. There are contradictions in the Bible, some apparent, some real, many of which are down to errors in translation, but some which are still unresolved. That's why we study things like literary genre of the books of the Bible, their cultural context, the age in which they were written, by whom and why they were written, etc etc. This in only an introductory list of ways serious Christians (and I hope serious adherents of other established faiths) grow in the understanding of their own faith. Even if one believes their religions are complete, Man's understanding is not, and Man's tendency to err is everywhere.

    I don't know any serious Christian who believes in the infallibility of their own belief or vision. If such a person was teaching that in my church, I would rebuke them soundly, starting with Romans 7:15. How do they know that their understanding is correct? How do we know if the understanding of the Bible translators was correct? Gosh, just look at the sheer number of Bible versions out there, and the number is always increasing. Man is fallible, so are his visions, beliefs and interpretations. God alone is infallible. But, and that's a big BUT, faith in Christ requires commitment and acceptance of the fundamental truth held by Christian orthodoxy, despite the inconsistencies one comes across in one's own examinations of the faith.

    What I'm saying is that it's a GOOD thing to examine the details of one's believes. For some reason you seem to think I'm saying it's not. Why, I don't know.

    Replies: @CalDre

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  • @Jameson
    Technically no infidel nation can make peace with a Muslim subjugated land. Islam allows that the Muslims pretend to make peace, lay low, just until they gain enough strength to return to full Jihad war. Permanent peace is not allowed by the doctrines of Islam.

    Replies: @Anon, @ProsecuteGenocide, @Kingsmeg, @CalDre

    You are a lying idiot. Period. Full stop.

    But worth noting that you laugh when someone asks you for evidence for your lies. That just makes you diabolical and, obviously, a far lesser being than those whom you so vehemently condemn.

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    @CalDre

    It's a Judaic psychopath, an intense tautology. Gaza is the apotheosis of the Talmudic murder cult. Making killing your religion was always going to produce regular atrocities, and end in annihilation, probably for all humanity.

  • Technically no infidel nation can make peace with a Muslim subjugated land. Islam allows that the Muslims pretend to make peace, lay low, just until they gain enough strength to return to full Jihad war. Permanent peace is not allowed by the doctrines of Islam.

    • Replies: @Anon
    @Jameson

    Thank you sheikh, but I wonder if you could provide the chapters and verses of the Qur'an that say this?

    Edit: please include the original Arabic and an English translation in your exegesis, for full context.

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    , @ProsecuteGenocide
    @Jameson

    (They) pretend to make peace, lay low, just until they gain enough strength to return to war.

    'Make war by way of deception' - Mossad

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    , @Kingsmeg
    @Jameson


    Technically no infidel nation can make peace with a Muslim subjugated land. Islam allows that the Muslims pretend to make peace, lay low, just until they gain enough strength to return to full Jihad war. Permanent peace is not allowed by the doctrines of Islam.
     
    "Every accusation a confession"
    , @CalDre
    @Jameson

    You are a lying idiot. Period. Full stop.

    But worth noting that you laugh when someone asks you for evidence for your lies. That just makes you diabolical and, obviously, a far lesser being than those whom you so vehemently condemn.

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  • American democracy has devolved into a humiliation ritual in which we are expected to pledge support for people who hate us so they can steal our property, molest our children, and punish us for talking about their crimes. In election after election we are pressured to declare allegiance to one morally bankrupt criminal, simply because...
  • @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    Christians are also well known for hating, and viiolently attacking, those who think differently from themselves. A long, long history of that.
     
    Thanks for weighing in. Christians are certainly responsible for many acts of violence, you’ll get no argument from me against that. Throughout the history of the Church, there have been many so-called ‘believers’ who go into places preaching about a God they barely understand while acting contrary to His commands. That still happens, and it happens in every religion, even the secular religions of Westernism, Israel First-ism, petro-dollarism, Americanism, atheism and scientism.

    it seems you do actually hate Muslims
     
    I don’t hate Muslims. As I’ve stated elsewhere on TUR, I know several Muslims and have never met one I didn’t like. In fact the person of faith I respect most for her devotion to her faith is Muslim, more than I can say for most of the Christians I know.

    almost every person is pompous and arrogant enough to believe that their own beliefs are the best and everyone else is wrong.
     
    I suppose this could be true if you rail against the concept of firm belief in something that requires faith. But don’t confuse the commitments of faith with pomposity and arrogance. Of course there will always be believers who are pompous and arrogant, but that says more about them than their beliefs. I think you understand this already.

    Unlike Christianity, Islam doesn’t state that if you don’t believe Christ is God you will burn in Hell for eternity, or at least have no chance of salvation.
     
    This is true in context. The context is that Christianity is all about belief in Christ the divine personhood of God. That wasn’t always the case, for three hundred years or so after Jesus’ crucifixion, his divinity was only in the hearts of the faithful. And since that is the basis of Christian belief it makes logical sense that if you don’t believe in Christ the divine person and his power to save people from separation from God, you will be separate from God. That’s simply logic. It’s not arrogant to state the plain logic of it.

    It may surprise you to know that Hell isn’t mentioned anywhere in the Bible. Some Christians believe it exists but many don’t. I recognize that separation from God through the unbelief of my youth is vastly different to being in his presence as a mature man of faith, so I suppose that could point back to a place some people call Hell. I certainly don’t want to go back to that dark and spiritually lonely place.

    Replies: @CalDre

    This is actually meant as a reply to Jackabond but due to some broken HTML I can’t reply to that one ….

    I don’t hate Muslims.

    Good to know, but that makes me curious what drives you to write that Muslims view all nonbelievers as the enemy. The worst treatment is for Muslims who abandon the religion (as opposed to those who never believed in the first instance), which is akin to the Jewish treatment of apostasy. Though Judaism is extremely draconian, see e.g. 17 Deut. 2-7, and as Deuteronomy is “officially” part of Christianity, the punishment from the Church for apostasy was often death as well. The fact is that outside perhaps Saudi Barbaria (or more generally the anti-human Wahhabist sect, which trains terrorists to hate in their “madrassas“, all with the approval and support of the “Christian West”), nobody imposes the death penalty for apostasy. I don’t consider Wahhabism to be Islam and it would be most deceitful to equate Wahhabist views – which stem from the House of Saud, which the West obviously put into power after defeating the Ottoman Empire – with Islam.

    But don’t confuse the commitments of faith with pomposity and arrogance.

    When your faith tells you only you are right and everyone who believes otherwise is wrong, well, that is the definition of pomposity and arrogance. It is possible to have faith without believing you have some monopoly on the truth. For example, you may believe Jesus is the Son of God, or is God, whatever you make of the Trinity, but that doesn’t mean that you have to believe Muslims are wrong in believing Jesus was “merely” a prophet. It is possible, in other words, to respect different faiths and beliefs and not to postulate the infallibility of your own beliefs/faith.

    … And since that is the basis of Christian belief it makes logical sense that if you don’t believe in Christ the divine person and his power to save people from separation from God, you will be separate from God. That’s simply logic. It’s not arrogant to state the plain logic of it.

    The point I am making is that the Islamic logic regarding unbelievers is similarly “logical”. The problem is that logic follows from predicates, and if you don’t agree on those, it matters not one bit whether or not the conclusion is “logical”.

    It may surprise you to know that Hell isn’t mentioned anywhere in the Bible.

    There are many references to what people call “Hell”, and a number of passages actually use the word “hell”. See e.g. here and here. In particular, Matthew 25:46 speaks of “eternal life” vs. “eternal punishment”; Revelation 20:10 refers to the devil being thrown into “the lake of fire and sulfur” to be “tormented day and night forever and ever”; Matthew 25:31-46 refers to those who do not help others (by e.g. not feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, not visiting the imprisoned) as those who will “go away into eternal punishment”, which in Matthew 25:41 is akin to “the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels”; Matthew 5:29-30, 10:28, 16:19, 18:9, 23:15, 23:33, which actually use the word “hell” (in the context you would expect); etc., etc.

    • Replies: @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    It is possible, in other words, to respect different faiths and beliefs and not to postulate the infallibility of your own beliefs/faith.
     
    Not sure about this. Obviously respecting another faith is possible without accepting it for oneself, but I don’t see how one can be serious about any faith without believing it to be the only true path. Unserious or nominal beliefs maybe, but in every main religion I can think of, for serious practitioners to accept that any other faith is viable would compromise the theology of that religion at some point even the most universalist religions. I’ll have to think on that a bit more.

    With regard to the ‘hell’ question, the English word ‘hell’ is a generalized translation of four different concepts from the original Bible languages - Sheol from Hebrew, and Hades, Gehenna and Tartarus from Greek and none of these seem to apply specifically as eternal punishment for unbelief.

    The Hebrew word Sheol appears in the Old Testament and refers to the place where the dead reside, without specifically denoting punishment or reward e.g. Psalm 16:10, Eccl 9:10, cf. Acts 2:27.

    The Greek word Hades is used in the New Testament as the equivalent of Sheol. It generally refers to the realm of the dead rather than a place of torment after judgement e.g. Lk 16:22-23, Rev 20:13-14. The latter verse shows that Hades is destroyed, therefore it is a temporary holding place for the dead before final judgment.

    The word Gehenna comes from the Hebrew “Valley of Hinnom” (Geh-Hinnom), a place outside Jerusalem where garbage and corpses were burned. Jesus used this word to describe the final punishment of the wicked e.g. Mt 10:28, Mk 9:47-48.

    Tartarus is used only once in the Bible and refers to a place of deep imprisonment for fallen angels, not for humans (2 Pet 2:4).

    Of these four original Bible language words for Hell, Gehenna is the only one that describes eternal torment or separation from God and it clearly referring to people who don’t believe Christ is God as you asserted earlier. In any case, some theologians argue that an eternal place of human torment would be a torture for God, who loves even the most wicked person, which is why I said earlier that some people believe Hell exists and some people don’t. For me, it’s convenient to see Hell as the spiritually barren place before I came to faith, and more importantly a place to be wary of in my faith journey moving forward.

    Replies: @CalDre

    , @Jackabond
    @CalDre

    Sorry, there’s a typo in my last paragraph above. It should read “ it clearly ISN’T referring to people who don’t believe Christ is God as you asserted earlier.”

    An important correction, I should think!

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Jackabond
    @Yukon Jack


    stop viewing me as the enemy, when in fact, we are on the same side, we both want evil defeated.
     
    You’re not the enemy, not sure where that idea came from. Muslims see unbelievers as the enemy, as their religion is fundamentally adversarial. Christianity isn’t like that at all. You may see it that way through your unbelieving eyes, but it’s fundamentally about love. Not your Kum Bay Ya kind of love but real love, the relationship between subject and object that creates worth in the object and not merely responds to worth which is what the world at large seeks to do. As a Christian, I see every unbeliever as a fellow image-bearer of God. That doesn’t mean we have to agree with each other, or dig deeply into each other’s ideas and debate one another. I’m sorry that feels like enmity to you. It is not.

    As far being on the same side, in terms of wanting to defeat evil we would be, but in terms of how to go about it that question is still unresolved. As a believer, evil is defeated by leading people to Christ. I have faith in Christ, because I see in him the only way that evil can actually BE defeated. I do not have faith in the Bible, or any of the stories it contains. Bible stories are just the inspired words of men that show how God has revealed himself through time, leaving footprints that lead to the revelation of Christ. I don’t know where you learned all of your Bible knowledge, which is better than most, but they’ve really not helped your spiritual development. That’s on them, not you.

    All those TV-watching Trump-loving, Christians you mention who love the Bible and lap up all that the Jews are doing just because they are Jews have also missed one of the central aspects of their supposed belief, which is that Christ came to end the religion they created, you know the one that worshipped Abraham and his descendants as LORDs of all the earth. It had to end because it became an abomination, with focus on bloodlines and rituals and…well, themselves and their incessant Chosenism.

    But, and that’s a big BUT, I take my spiritual direction from the Bible (not merely the stiries it contains, but from what is says about God and how he wants people to act) and have studied it for well over twenty years. It informs my faith but it is not the object of my faith. I don’t rally around Christianity either, I pick away at the many failings of Christians to act according to the precepts of their faith, of whom Christian Zionists are but one misguided faction.

    There’s a lot more I can discuss but it will bore people here on TUR. The question I posed before still remains unanswered: what do unbelievers do about evil committed by those who believe they are above everyone else because of a perceived special relationship with God and who have all-encompassing worldly power? Telling them the story of Abraham is a lie will do nothing as they couldn’t care less about that story, except the part about how Abe’s descendants will be a great nation. They have that delusion because they rejected the deeper lessons of the Bible and failed to act accordingly. So it will go with Christians who do the same thing.

    Replies: @CalDre, @James J. O'Meara

    Muslims see unbelievers as the enemy, as their religion is fundamentally adversarial.

    No, they don’t, and no, it isn’t.

    Christianity isn’t like that at all. You may see it that way through your unbelieving eyes

    Your lack of situational awareness is utterly astounding. Since no doubt someone as superior as you can’t figure it out: your take on Islam, “through your unbelieving eyes”, is even more absurd. Unlike Christianity, Islam doesn’t state that if you don’t believe Christ is God you will burn in Hell for eternity, or at least have no chance of salvation. Which is pretty rough on people who have been taught to believe other things, let alone have never heard of Christ, isn’t it, you so deeply loving Christian?

    The fact is almost every person is pompous and arrogant enough to believe that their own beliefs are the best and everyone else is wrong. That’s almost a direct consequence of consciousness. In this regard you are no different than the Muslims you accuse of viewing those who think differently as the “enemy”, as it seems you do actually hate Muslims. And Christians are also well known for hating, and viiolently attacking, those who think differently from themselves. A long, long history of that.

    • Replies: @Jackabond
    @CalDre


    Christians are also well known for hating, and viiolently attacking, those who think differently from themselves. A long, long history of that.
     
    Thanks for weighing in. Christians are certainly responsible for many acts of violence, you’ll get no argument from me against that. Throughout the history of the Church, there have been many so-called ‘believers’ who go into places preaching about a God they barely understand while acting contrary to His commands. That still happens, and it happens in every religion, even the secular religions of Westernism, Israel First-ism, petro-dollarism, Americanism, atheism and scientism.

    it seems you do actually hate Muslims
     
    I don’t hate Muslims. As I’ve stated elsewhere on TUR, I know several Muslims and have never met one I didn’t like. In fact the person of faith I respect most for her devotion to her faith is Muslim, more than I can say for most of the Christians I know.

    almost every person is pompous and arrogant enough to believe that their own beliefs are the best and everyone else is wrong.
     
    I suppose this could be true if you rail against the concept of firm belief in something that requires faith. But don’t confuse the commitments of faith with pomposity and arrogance. Of course there will always be believers who are pompous and arrogant, but that says more about them than their beliefs. I think you understand this already.

    Unlike Christianity, Islam doesn’t state that if you don’t believe Christ is God you will burn in Hell for eternity, or at least have no chance of salvation.
     
    This is true in context. The context is that Christianity is all about belief in Christ the divine personhood of God. That wasn’t always the case, for three hundred years or so after Jesus’ crucifixion, his divinity was only in the hearts of the faithful. And since that is the basis of Christian belief it makes logical sense that if you don’t believe in Christ the divine person and his power to save people from separation from God, you will be separate from God. That’s simply logic. It’s not arrogant to state the plain logic of it.

    It may surprise you to know that Hell isn’t mentioned anywhere in the Bible. Some Christians believe it exists but many don’t. I recognize that separation from God through the unbelief of my youth is vastly different to being in his presence as a mature man of faith, so I suppose that could point back to a place some people call Hell. I certainly don’t want to go back to that dark and spiritually lonely place.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • As most readers are doubtlessly well aware, the first day of the Turning Point Convention on December 18, 2025 was a notable event for the way that Erika Kirk and above all Ben Shapiro made spectacles of themselves. Vivek Ramaswamy also saw fit to tell Americans what their identity is and how it includes him...
  • @Ed Case
    @WJ

    Carlson is part of the machine building Hamas up into next year's freedom fighting Viet Cong equivalent.
    How that can be a victory for White people or Western Civilisation, beats me.

    Replies: @Rurik, @CalDre

    Carlson is part of the machine building Hamas up into next year’s freedom fighting Viet Cong equivalent.

    But they are freedom fighters; the invader-settlers are the terrorists. However, the invader-terrorists and their tribe rule the West, and Hamas rules only Gaza.

    How that can be a victory for White people or Western Civilisation, beats me.

    It’s a victory for White people to stop alienating and antagonizing the entire planet b/c of the insular chauvinist ideology of a group of terrorist invaders. I don’t get the impression TC wants to nominate them for a Nobel Prize; rather recognizing the validity of Hamas and its cause is something anyone not brainwashed with Jewish supremacism would do, and so what TC is trying to do is deprogram the White cattle and that is as fair a place to start as any, given the circumstances of the world today.

  • @Zumbuddi
    @CalDre


    First of all, all of those things developed mostly under Christianity – everything from Roman technology on (even though that was a relatively short period in human history).
     
    yer right, CalDre:

    FIRST, Christians built the vast network of Roman roads, then aqueducts, then systems of government, THEN their apostles & preachers, like Paul, used those Roman roads that they built to travel all over the empire to spread their ideas.

    Replies: @CalDre

    FIRST, Christians built the vast network of Roman roads, then aqueducts, then systems of government

    Those obviously predated Rome’s adoption of Christianity. The Romans incorporated the technologies of every place they conquered or traveled too, such as from the Greeks, Etruscans, Celts and others.

    And that was about 300,000 years after humans supposedly evolved. Look at everything invented in the 2,000 years since: rockets, airplanes, ICE/automobiles, particle colliders, computers, nuclear reactors, cellphones, etc.

    To clarify the negatives: No other people in the ancient world had a holy book; only Jews did.

    To clarify, it was the Levites who had a written Tanakh, for the other tribes (including Jesus’) it was still oral (and, I would add, very different from the Levi version).

    Moreover, many religious books predate the Tanakh. The Sumerians created a tablet, the Kesh Temple Hymn (or Liturgy to Nintud), on the creation of man and woman as early as 2600 BC. Also ancient are Egyptian texts, carved on pyramid walls and within the sarcophagi of the Saqqara pyramids, containing religious instructions (e.g. burial of the pharaohs), called the Pyramid Texts, and a separate set called the Coffin Texts and also the Book of the Dead. Then there is the Mesopotamian Epic of Gilgamesh, the Hindu Rigveda, Samaveda and Yajurveda, etc. And these are just the ones that survived to the 19th century or so, so that they were chronicled.

    In the Roman world, the most consequential texts were authored by the Roman scholar Varro.

    Maybe you know of some books, texts etc. that defined what Roman pagans were required to believe to remain in the good graces of their religion.

    That is not what “religion” means. Religion often, but not always, includes a moral code and prescribes punishments for its violation (either in the here or the hereafter); Judaism is an entire body of law with courts to enforce them and is probably the most aggressive of religions in this regard. More generally, religion is a system of beliefs/practices that connects believers to the supernatural or spiritual world, which is why even the Pyramid Texts are considered “religious”. Religion often, but not necessarily, involves moral codes, rituals, and a sense of community. Roman religion emphasized rituals and ceremonies (and of course belief in the gods), but also had priests and various requirements to follow, lest the gods be angered. Which is pretty much true of Judaism as well, their god gets very angry, heck, destroyed the entire world once he was so filled with hate and anger (the Noah tale).

    “Romans made a mistake: they thought that by destroying the temple they would destroy the Jews”

    That’s just silly. Romans viewed the Temple as a center of Jewish resistance and the Jewish revolt, which it no doubt was; they laid siege to the city and destroyed many parts of it, as was common in all sieges of the time.

    For over a thousand years, Romans got along without such a book, or prescribed gods

    The gods were all prescribed, i.e., it was a known set with known areas of responsibility. E.g. Jupiter was the king of the gods, Mars was the god of war, Neptune the god of the sea.

    But still nobody has answered the original question: if Christianity is to die, what is to replace it? Atheism is Communist/materialist; and these types of folks have attempted, unsuccessfully despite expenditures of vast fortunes, to replace belief in the supernatural with the belief in non-scientific myths (Big Bang, Evolution and the like) and to instill the core belief that life has no purpose and is just some random development (from what, though, they have no answer to). This suits the purpose of the Global Mafia b/c people without beliefs or purpose are very easy to control, as they have no principles to rest objections on, which control is, after all, the principal goal of the Global Mafia and their endless assets.

  • American democracy has devolved into a humiliation ritual in which we are expected to pledge support for people who hate us so they can steal our property, molest our children, and punish us for talking about their crimes. In election after election we are pressured to declare allegiance to one morally bankrupt criminal, simply because...
  • @John Johnson
    @CalDre

    How about the story of him entering a room of naked teenage girls at a beauty pageant
    https://www.thelist.com/1970475/donald-trump-miss-universe-pageant-disturbing-details/

    Are we to believe that was made up in light of the Epstein files? Trump is on camera lying about his relationship with Epstein. We know they were good friends and Epstein amusingly thought Trump was the bigger sleezeball. Pretty bad when a sex trafficker of underage girls talks about how Trump has zero morals.

    The last of the Trumphicans like Robert Dolan are only seeing how big of a hole they can dig for themselves.

    They are crossing their fingers and hoping the worst is a 17 year old and not him giving Clinton a blowjob.

    Replies: @CalDre

    How about the story of him entering a room of naked teenage girls at a beauty pageant

    There’s so much more, even though, at this point OBVIOUSLY, a great deal is being covered up by the Global Mafia/Deep State that rules the West. For example, the many women who have credibly accused the Orange Rapist of sexually assaulting them (16 accusations, two of which amount to rape, apart from the entire Epstein crime syndicate).

    Two more recent revelations: here and here.

    The latter is about an Epstein survivor who claimed that Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein raped her in a posh hotel (and that the rape was arranged by a woman “with a funny name”). The victim, who refused to report the crime to police for fear of being killed, was later found dead with bullet holes in her head, and her death was ruled as a suicide (even though the investigating police claimed that was impossible).

    Oh yes, the “suicide“. That’s the model where Global Mafia soldiers enter your home, force a gun into your hand, point it at your head, and pull the trigger. Sometimes more than once.

  • As most readers are doubtlessly well aware, the first day of the Turning Point Convention on December 18, 2025 was a notable event for the way that Erika Kirk and above all Ben Shapiro made spectacles of themselves. Vivek Ramaswamy also saw fit to tell Americans what their identity is and how it includes him...
  • I can’t believe anyone still takes Tucker Carlson seriously.

    He is an opportunistic liar and a complete fraud.

    Doesn’t anyone remember why he was booted off Fox news? He was on the air supporting Trump, while simultaneously trashing him in private texts.

    You can’t believe a word that fucking rat says.

    • LOL: Anon59
    • Troll: CalDre
    • Replies: @ServesyouallWhite
    @JesusWasAGayJew

    It was known for years that fag Anderson Cooper had U.S. intelligence ties, and I am certain it's the same with Tucker, although there is a widely distributed cover story that Tucker only applied but was never accepted to the CIA.

    Even if the above is true, much like the Mafia, you can be a paid 'associate' without ever being a member.

    Replies: @Blodgie, @Poupon Marx

  • @Zumbuddi
    @CalDre

    You are, pray tell, aware that there was a time --many millennia, in fact -- when there was no Hebrew book and no Christ operating system [HbC-OS] and places where the HbC-OS was not and still is not the controlling organizational foundation, yet millions of people lived and developed highly successful, creative, cultures, art, languages, and systems of organizing people for mutual benefit.

    These civilizations borrowed from each other, even as the founders of the American experiment borrowed from them.

    Did you ever notice that America's founders did NOT enshrine in the system they devised, the principle that it was appropriate for a woman to prostitute herself in order to subvert the government's leader, loot its treasury, then kill its foreign minister and thousands of its people (untill Hillary Clinton, that is.)

    Replies: @Getaclue, @CalDre

    You are, pray tell, aware that there was a time … when there was no Hebrew book and no Christ operating system

    Derrrhhhhhhh … ahhhhhhh …. yup. Did you notice the six other gods I listed? But in those times virtually all tribes/city-states/empires – and certainly all of the “advanced” societies you reference – did have a religion. So I was obviously asking, what to replace Christianity with? Did you understand that simple question? Because it seems it went over your head. The only ones who want to eliminate religion altogether are Bolsheviks. Are you a Bolshevik, Zumbuddi?

    yet millions of people lived and developed highly successful, creative, cultures, art, languages, and systems of organizing people for mutual benefit.

    First of all, all of those things developed mostly under Christianity – everything from Roman technology on (even though that was a relatively short period in human history). But, again, all of the most advanced societies – be it Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Persian, Chinese, Indian, Mesopotamian – that existed before Christ had their religion and gods. I presume every society of any significant advancement had one, but that’s impossible to prove (or disprove), so I am sticking with what are generally considered the most advanced societies at or before the birth of Christ.

    • Replies: @Zumbuddi
    @CalDre

    Some people who have studied Roman history argue that Roman paganism was NOT a religion, certainly not in the sense that whatever the hell Jewishness-Judaism-Hebrew Old Testament is or claims to be; namely, codified, by a book or a canon of books that were prescribed -- those were innovations.

    But my knowledge is limited. Maybe you know of some books, texts etc. that defined what Roman pagans were required to believe to remain in the good graces of their religion.

    Barry Strauss has been making the rounds with a book published in August, Jews vs Rome. Strauss includes in each such interview,


    "Romans made a mistake: they thought that by destroying the temple they would destroy the Jews, but "Jews, unlike most if not every other people in the ancient world, they have a holy book, the Torah..."
     
    To clarify the negatives: No other people in the ancient world had a holy book; only Jews did.

    For over a thousand years, Romans got along without such a book, or prescribed gods: similar to, perhaps in imitation of the older, neighboring Persian empire, Romans incorporated in their 'pantheon' the gods and associated practices of all the groups that became incorporated into the Roman polity.

    Curiously, Christianity's origins are smack-dab in the middle of the Jewish rebellion against Rome -- the rebellions Barry Strauss wrote about; the rebellions in which Jews in Jerusalem's precincts were conquered and their temple destroyed; the destruction that, H. Sacher wrote, signaled the birth of zionism -- "a href = "https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1919/07/a-jewish-palestine/303393/"> The Zionist movement dates from A.D. 70, the year of the destruction of the Temple and the Jewish State.

    Barry Strauss says that most of the information that went into his book is from Josephus, a Jewish general in charge of one of the campaigns that Romans crushed; who "turned traitor", according to Strauss, and allied himself with Titus, in whose household in Rome he lived for the rest of his life and also the only source other than the bible that mentions "Jesus." Curious.

    In "Commissary to the Gentiles, Marcus Eli Ravage, a Romanian Jew who migrated to America, wrote


    "We are conscious of the injury we did you when we imposed upon you our alien faith and traditions. Suppose, we say tremblingly, you should wake up to the fact that your religion, your education, your morals, your social, governmental and legal systems . . ."
     
    Does he make a fair case? It's a fact that BEFORE the Jewish wars against Rome and near-simultaneous emergence of the Christ figure, there was no prescribed Roman religious dogma, but AFTER the wars, the transition of Josephus from Jewish general to resident in the household of the Roman leader, 'Romans' began to exchange letters about a Christ-figure, most of them influenced by Saul-Paul, himself a Jewish rabbi who experienced a dramatic conversion.
    Curious.

    As the video I posted above (that Blodgie apparently found amusing) states, many competing and contradictory versions of beliefs about this Christ-figure swirled in the Roman empire until, in 325 AD, the Roman emperor Constantine convened a grand meeting of all the bishops -- a majority of whom may have been Jewish -- and by means subtle but control-focused, forced the composition of the "canon" of texts, and interpretation of "articles of faith" that are recited to this day by faithful adherents to the Christian creed. But, as the video emphasized, Constantine's purpose had less to do with the spiritual enlightenment of this new cult, and everything to do with gaining control over the populace.
    Thus was introduced to the Roman system a canonical text of literature and beliefs to which Romans were expected to pledge their belief, much like Jews had their Torah.
    Curious.

    Replies: @Kapyong, @Emil Nikola Richard

    , @Zumbuddi
    @CalDre


    First of all, all of those things developed mostly under Christianity – everything from Roman technology on (even though that was a relatively short period in human history).
     
    yer right, CalDre:

    FIRST, Christians built the vast network of Roman roads, then aqueducts, then systems of government, THEN their apostles & preachers, like Paul, used those Roman roads that they built to travel all over the empire to spread their ideas.

    Replies: @CalDre

    , @saoirse
    @CalDre


    First of all, all of those things developed mostly under Christianity – everything from Roman technology on (even though that was a relatively short period in human history).
     
    Your Abeka edumacation is showing; in fact, it's glowing!
    I know you christ-humpers treat books like Nixey's 'The Darkening Age' as the spawn of your boogeyman devil, but do try and read it won't you?
  • American democracy has devolved into a humiliation ritual in which we are expected to pledge support for people who hate us so they can steal our property, molest our children, and punish us for talking about their crimes. In election after election we are pressured to declare allegiance to one morally bankrupt criminal, simply because...
  • @Robert Dolan
    @1951

    You are a lying silly POS.

    There is ZERO evidence that Trump was fucking children.

    Zero.

    If there WAS any such evidence, Obama and Biden and crew would surely have released it LONG AGO.

    They didn't need to blackmail Trump....they just gave him a few hundred million to do the bidding of Israel.

    The entire "Trump rapes children" thing is just the usual tiresome leftist BULLSHIT.

    By the way, I didn't vote for Trump this time around as I lost faith in him long ago.

    Ryan Dawson has spoken at length regarding the fact that most men have no interest in having sex with children, and that money and money laundering is really the heart of the matter.

    Replies: @Trinity, @1951, @John Johnson, @CalDre

    There is ZERO evidence that Trump was fucking children.

    What’s “evidence”? Would a video showing the Orange Pedophile raping a young boy serve, or would that necessarily be an AI fake?

    There’s only “no evidence” if you ignore not only the “easily prove beyond a reasonable doubt” mounds of circumstantial evidence (most inmates doing hard time have less evidence against them), but witnesses as well. See e.g. here and here. There are dozens who have accused him of rape (though not necessarily minors, it shows how he feels about the need for “consent”).

    All no evidence to you, no doubt, b/c, without a shred of evidence yourself, you just discount their stories, ignoring his candid admission of habitual sexual assaults on camera (the infamous “just grab ’em by the pussy”), b/c it makes you feel good for supporting the Orange Pedophile/Warmonger/War Criminal/Traitor/Fraud/Liar/Rapist/Loser/Demon.

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @CalDre

    How about the story of him entering a room of naked teenage girls at a beauty pageant
    https://www.thelist.com/1970475/donald-trump-miss-universe-pageant-disturbing-details/

    Are we to believe that was made up in light of the Epstein files? Trump is on camera lying about his relationship with Epstein. We know they were good friends and Epstein amusingly thought Trump was the bigger sleezeball. Pretty bad when a sex trafficker of underage girls talks about how Trump has zero morals.

    The last of the Trumphicans like Robert Dolan are only seeing how big of a hole they can dig for themselves.

    They are crossing their fingers and hoping the worst is a 17 year old and not him giving Clinton a blowjob.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • As most readers are doubtlessly well aware, the first day of the Turning Point Convention on December 18, 2025 was a notable event for the way that Erika Kirk and above all Ben Shapiro made spectacles of themselves. Vivek Ramaswamy also saw fit to tell Americans what their identity is and how it includes him...
  • @MCayrow
    I am not - and never was - a fan of Tucker Carlson because I do not see - and never saw - him as what some people make him out to be; nevertheless, I think the author went a bit too far to make his points.

    Replies: @CalDre, @John1357642

    Yeah, TC never proclaimed himself a White chauvinist (or a White nationalist for that matter). So basically it’s an article critiquing TC for not having the same ideology as the author. I guess we’ll let the two commentators’ respective “page views” speak for themselves.

  • @Mr. Crowley
    Notice these various CIA/Fed moles like Carlson/Fuentes they push on us as right/white wing 'leaders' are all Godtards/Christards. Their role is to keep the white man affixed to Jehovah & his Commie son Superjew.

    Replies: @CalDre, @John Dael, @my two cents, @Rurik, @JM

    And what, pray tell, do you want to worship: Horos, Svetovid, Wōden, Odin, Zeus or Mars? Or what will take the place of the religion around which Western civilization formed, essentially its core? Maybe no religion – the Bolshevik/”woke” route? Or, perhaps, yourself (narcissism)?

    • LOL: Jackabond
    • Replies: @Zumbuddi
    @CalDre

    You are, pray tell, aware that there was a time --many millennia, in fact -- when there was no Hebrew book and no Christ operating system [HbC-OS] and places where the HbC-OS was not and still is not the controlling organizational foundation, yet millions of people lived and developed highly successful, creative, cultures, art, languages, and systems of organizing people for mutual benefit.

    These civilizations borrowed from each other, even as the founders of the American experiment borrowed from them.

    Did you ever notice that America's founders did NOT enshrine in the system they devised, the principle that it was appropriate for a woman to prostitute herself in order to subvert the government's leader, loot its treasury, then kill its foreign minister and thousands of its people (untill Hillary Clinton, that is.)

    Replies: @Getaclue, @CalDre

    , @Druid
    @CalDre

    Worship god, not an Egypt trinity: osiris/isis etc

  • From a monologue by Carlson introducing a long video titled “Tucker Carlson on the Israel First Meltdown and the Future of the America First Movement.” Short version whose main message is that we should not become like Mark Levin: Tucker does his usual schtick against collective identities, in favor of Christian ethics, and proclaiming he...
  • @Che Guava
    @Emil Nikola Richard

    I agree but
    i. Mercador, the actual executioner was Catalan Spanish, not Jewish; and
    ii. Tarantino made the vile Inglourious Basterds (I avoided it⁠) specifically as jewish propaganda. His love interest has for some years been a Zionist jewess who lives in Israel. Accordingly, he spends half or more of the year there in recent times.
    So I don't think you or I would enjoy Tarantino's take on Icepick for Trotsky. Other commenters, e.g. Jameson, might.

    Replies: @Thrallman, @Dave Bowman, @CalDre

    The depraved, Satanic Tarantino is a self-proclaimed ZioNazi settler who occupies stolen land in “Israel” with his ZioNazi wife Daniella Pick.

    You only have to watch one of his “movies” to see he is a diabolical, deranged lunatic with wanton bloodlust.

    • Replies: @Jameson
    @CalDre

    You have to give Tarantino credit for incorporating music into his films.

    Bobby Womack, Across 110th Street, 1973 (Black music was much better then)

    Jackie Brown intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwQi5frcwsM

  • A correspondent who goes by the moniker “Gennadiy Gessen” emailed me three years ago with a litany of questions. He sought to challenge me on a number of issues. What follows is our exchange, which is rather lengthy. GG: I read with interest your article on Putin. While you make some halfway sound points when...
  • @John Johnson
    @John Wear

    My response: What are the “tons of declassified documents from 1940 and 1941 whereby Hitler made no such claim of it being a defensive war” and where he made “numerous statements about the need to kill Slavs and take their land for a German empire?”

    We have declassified documents from 1941 showing the Nazi plan to starve millions of Slavs to death as part of the Hunger Plan
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_Plan

    That plan had started with the Siege of Leningrad where Hitler intentionally barricaded and starved the city.

    Replies: @Marcali, @John Wear, @CalDre

    We have declassified documents from 1941 showing the Nazi plan to starve millions of Slavs to death as part of the Hunger Plan
    <a title=”"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_Plan"&#8221; href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_Plan&quot; title='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_Plan&#039;

    LOL, if you take away the propaganda from that Wikipedia propaganda article, which removes about 99% of it, what you have left is Germany’s recognition that (a) during the third year of war the Germany army would need to feed itself from Russian resources (not a word about taking food and shipping it to Germany), and (b) this would probably result in the starvation of millions of Russians. The key here is that this was not in any way a desired outcome, but indicated as one of the (many, obviously) negative outcomes of a (preemptive) invasion of the USSR. Should be mentioned, too, that during WW II the British killed millions of Indians by stealing their food to send to the UK, and of course no mention should need be made of the Holodomor, which was food theft leading to mass starvation which Stalin inflicted on his own people (predominantly Russians but Ukrainian nationalists like to pretend it was only Ukrainians). In reference to the latter, the German leadership was all too aware of the starvation that would occur in Europe if the Red Army succeeded in their planned invasion and subjugation. Theses risks need to be weighed against each other, but since Wikipedia is a propaganda outlet, it doesn’t bother with such minutiae.

    • Agree: John Wear
  • @Avery
    @CalDre


    It’s well known Stalin regularly massacred retreating soldiers and those who refused to fight. On top of that, as the Red Army retreated eastward at the start of the war, they implemented a “scorched earth” policy but did not evacuate the civilians. Don’t you think it occurred to them if they scorched the earth so that the Wehrmacht could not eat or keep warm, the same problems would inflict the civilians left behind – who didn’t have supply lines from Germany?
     
    “It is well known” only to Nazi Übermenschen ideology addled dysfunctional, warped panzerjugend minds such as yours.
    Youse panzers can hallucinate whatever you want: reality is quite different.
    No different than your Führer moving around and attacking with non existent divisions.
    See video clip below.

    Of course it’s easy to blame the Germans, that’s all Commies ever do – Stalin was a saint who wouldn’t hurt a fly and Hitler was a monster who wouldn’t help his child. Except that virtual reality has no bearing on actual reality whatsoever.
     
    Stalin was no saint: thank God.
    Otherwise the Red Army may have been defeated.
    He was a tough, smart, resourceful, flexible wartime leader.
    He WON, and your Führer lost.

    Don’t worry about Stalin: worry about your own Führer.
    Sure, Stalin had some Red Army troops shot who were fleeing in panic: it worked.
    And your Führer didn’t?
    He forbade surrounded Wehrmacht divisions from retreating: which were subsequently destroyed by the Red Army.
    What’s the difference?
    Paulus’s 300,000 man 6th army was destroyed because Hitler forbade Paulus to break out.
    Thank you Adolf.
    See below.

    Hitler was a monster who wouldn’t help his child.
     
    Yes: he was a monster.
    An insane monster.

    He ordered that 10s of 1,000s juveniles – some as young as 12 – to be drafted, to supposedly stop the Red Army steamroller coming to Berlin. 1,000s of Hitlerjugend were killed for nothing.

    Yes, Hitler was a delusional monster.
    And those who carried out his orders were monsters too.

    The Red Army had crushed the best, most experienced, toughest Wehrmacht and Waffen SS divisions, and these Nazi psychopaths drafted children and sent them into a hopeless meatgrinder.

    These are the people youse delusional panzers defend?

    So, start in with your ad hominem attacks, that’s what you always do, right?
     
    Right: I started and finished.
    Next.


    _____________________________________________________________
    The following are for the viewing enjoyment and deep reflection of our panzerjugend interlocutors.

    "Heil Hitler!"
    "Sieg Heil!"

    [Downfall: Famous Bunker Scene]
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjPexSrg9Y8

    The remains of the Nazi 6th Army invaders.
    Who F____ Around Mother Russia and Found Out.

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/Stalingrad-dead_bodies.jpg

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/87/%D0%A1%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B4._%D0%A2%D1%80%D1%83%D0%BF%D1%8B_%D1%81%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B4%D0%B0%D1%82_%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%BC%D0%B0%D1%85%D1%82%D0%B0.jpg


    [16-year-old Willi Hübner being awarded the Iron Cross in March 1945]
    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/Bundesarchiv_Bild_183-G0627-500-001%2C_Auszeichnung_des_Hitlerjungen_Willi_H%C3%BCbner.jpg

    Replies: @Marcali, @CalDre

    “It is well known” only to Nazi Übermenschen ideology addled dysfunctional, warped panzerjugend minds such as yours.

    Quite contraire, it is denied only by warped, decrepit, Stalin-deifying, Komsomol-addled minds, such as yours.

    Don’t worry about Stalin: worry about your own Führer.

    It’s truly hilarious how you Stalinist worshipers constantly project your passionate love and adoration for Koba onto others.

    What’s the difference?

    Unlike your fawning idolization of Stalin, and your crude, clumsy efforts to label me as Hitler youth just because I don’t worship Stalin, I don’t claim there is a difference. Since your reading comprehension is as poor as your love for Koba is fervent, let’s remember the context here: you blamed 100 gazillion deaths on Hitler, the better to try to exculpate your beloved hero Uncle Joe. It was to that which I responded. Remember now, comrade?

    These are the people youse delusional panzers defend?

    I’m not defending any of it, more of your projection. And obviously your projection, as typical, emanates from your profound love and devotion for your Uncle Joe, who mobilized about 520,000 children into the Red Army and partisan movements. P.S. what does “youse” mean? Do you imagine me to be a doppelganger? lol

    [Downfall: Famous Bunker Scene] … [VIDEO]

    And you claim you are not a Jew! But nice production quality, propaganda easy for Stalinist Communist loyalist simpletons such as yourself to grasp on to!

  • @Avery
    @CalDre

    {Yeah? And what would those be? The Holohoax? }

    Oh Yeah!
    100%!

    “Holohoax?”: what about it?
    Why do youse panzers keep bringing up the Holocaust of Jews in WW2 to me?
    Not interested: I am not Jewish.
    Armenian.
    Armenian Apostolic Church Christian.

    In case you have reading/comprehension problems – I was talking about Hitler’s invasion of Soviet Union.

    Verstehen?

    Operation Barbarossa had nothing to do with Jews: it was to ethnically cleanse and exterminate all the Slavic peoples West of the Urals, so that your Führer could settle Germanic Übermenschen there. Generalplan Ost envisioned exterminating about 30 million Slavs/Russians.

    Fortunately for the peoples of Soviet Union, it didn’t work out that way.
    The hated Untermenschenen stood around and pissed on your Führer’s sorry remains, after they raised the Red Banner over the “1,000 year” Reichstag.

    Such a beautiful site to behold.

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b1/Raising_a_flag_over_the_Reichstag_-_Restoration.jpg

    Replies: @Marcali, @Big Z, @John Wear, @CalDre

    In case you have reading/comprehension problems – I was talking about Hitler’s invasion of Soviet Union.

    It is you who obviously has writing problems, since your absurd claim was not limited in that way. Perhaps you are too blinded by your love for your Uncle Joe to realize what you write implies.

    понимаешь?

    Generalplan Ost envisioned exterminating about 30 million Slavs/Russians.

    There was a plan to resettle them, but the genocide/extermination hyperbole is just more idiotic blabbering from the Koba lovers.

    Too bad for you Stalin is dead and you can’t worship him from under his rule in some desperate, dark hovel he lovingly permitted you to exist in.

  • the far more reliably documented untimely deaths caused by Nazis, Wehrmacht, SS, Waffen SS, and Einsatzgruppen.

    Yeah? And what would those be? The Holohoax? What evidence is there of that, aside from the incredible confessions of tortured prisoners of war whose families were also threatened with execution? Oh yeah – piles of shoes! The horror! lmao

    Stalin probably killed most of them

    It’s well known Stalin regularly massacred retreating soldiers and those who refused to fight. On top of that, as the Red Army retreated eastward at the start of the war, they implemented a “scorched earth” policy but did not evacuate the civilians. Don’t you think it occurred to them if they scorched the earth so that the Wehrmacht could not eat or keep warm, the same problems would inflict the civilians left behind – who didn’t have supply lines from Germany?

    Of course it’s easy to blame the Germans, that’s all Commies ever do – Stalin was a saint who wouldn’t hurt a fly and Hitler was a monster who wouldn’t help his child. Except that virtual reality has no bearing on actual reality whatsoever.

    So, start in with your ad hominem attacks, that’s what you always do, right?

    • Replies: @Avery
    @CalDre

    {Yeah? And what would those be? The Holohoax? }

    Oh Yeah!
    100%!

    “Holohoax?”: what about it?
    Why do youse panzers keep bringing up the Holocaust of Jews in WW2 to me?
    Not interested: I am not Jewish.
    Armenian.
    Armenian Apostolic Church Christian.

    In case you have reading/comprehension problems – I was talking about Hitler’s invasion of Soviet Union.

    Verstehen?

    Operation Barbarossa had nothing to do with Jews: it was to ethnically cleanse and exterminate all the Slavic peoples West of the Urals, so that your Führer could settle Germanic Übermenschen there. Generalplan Ost envisioned exterminating about 30 million Slavs/Russians.

    Fortunately for the peoples of Soviet Union, it didn’t work out that way.
    The hated Untermenschenen stood around and pissed on your Führer’s sorry remains, after they raised the Red Banner over the “1,000 year” Reichstag.

    Such a beautiful site to behold.

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b1/Raising_a_flag_over_the_Reichstag_-_Restoration.jpg

    Replies: @Marcali, @Big Z, @John Wear, @CalDre

    , @Avery
    @CalDre


    It’s well known Stalin regularly massacred retreating soldiers and those who refused to fight. On top of that, as the Red Army retreated eastward at the start of the war, they implemented a “scorched earth” policy but did not evacuate the civilians. Don’t you think it occurred to them if they scorched the earth so that the Wehrmacht could not eat or keep warm, the same problems would inflict the civilians left behind – who didn’t have supply lines from Germany?
     
    “It is well known” only to Nazi Übermenschen ideology addled dysfunctional, warped panzerjugend minds such as yours.
    Youse panzers can hallucinate whatever you want: reality is quite different.
    No different than your Führer moving around and attacking with non existent divisions.
    See video clip below.

    Of course it’s easy to blame the Germans, that’s all Commies ever do – Stalin was a saint who wouldn’t hurt a fly and Hitler was a monster who wouldn’t help his child. Except that virtual reality has no bearing on actual reality whatsoever.
     
    Stalin was no saint: thank God.
    Otherwise the Red Army may have been defeated.
    He was a tough, smart, resourceful, flexible wartime leader.
    He WON, and your Führer lost.

    Don’t worry about Stalin: worry about your own Führer.
    Sure, Stalin had some Red Army troops shot who were fleeing in panic: it worked.
    And your Führer didn’t?
    He forbade surrounded Wehrmacht divisions from retreating: which were subsequently destroyed by the Red Army.
    What’s the difference?
    Paulus’s 300,000 man 6th army was destroyed because Hitler forbade Paulus to break out.
    Thank you Adolf.
    See below.

    Hitler was a monster who wouldn’t help his child.
     
    Yes: he was a monster.
    An insane monster.

    He ordered that 10s of 1,000s juveniles – some as young as 12 – to be drafted, to supposedly stop the Red Army steamroller coming to Berlin. 1,000s of Hitlerjugend were killed for nothing.

    Yes, Hitler was a delusional monster.
    And those who carried out his orders were monsters too.

    The Red Army had crushed the best, most experienced, toughest Wehrmacht and Waffen SS divisions, and these Nazi psychopaths drafted children and sent them into a hopeless meatgrinder.

    These are the people youse delusional panzers defend?

    So, start in with your ad hominem attacks, that’s what you always do, right?
     
    Right: I started and finished.
    Next.


    _____________________________________________________________
    The following are for the viewing enjoyment and deep reflection of our panzerjugend interlocutors.

    "Heil Hitler!"
    "Sieg Heil!"

    [Downfall: Famous Bunker Scene]
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjPexSrg9Y8

    The remains of the Nazi 6th Army invaders.
    Who F____ Around Mother Russia and Found Out.

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/Stalingrad-dead_bodies.jpg

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/87/%D0%A1%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B4._%D0%A2%D1%80%D1%83%D0%BF%D1%8B_%D1%81%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B4%D0%B0%D1%82_%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%BC%D0%B0%D1%85%D1%82%D0%B0.jpg


    [16-year-old Willi Hübner being awarded the Iron Cross in March 1945]
    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/Bundesarchiv_Bild_183-G0627-500-001%2C_Auszeichnung_des_Hitlerjungen_Willi_H%C3%BCbner.jpg

    Replies: @Marcali, @CalDre

  • @Big Z
    @CalDre

    Again, communism you are talking about is Trockite zio nazi Bolshevik neo liberal neoconservative globalist internationalist scummery. Did you read my first post? There is a reason Stalin purged those out of power? And there is no point debating you on those other points? Stalin stole everything so Russia today is a leading technological power. You are out of your mind. By the way, I lived under communism and despite a corruption of a ruling class, it was a much fairer society and system. You only provide a contrived and opinionated cold war gibberish.

    Replies: @CalDre, @John Johnson

    communism you are talking about is Trockite zio nazi Bolshevik

    Your reading comprehension is shockingly poor.

    There is a reason Stalin purged those out of power

    He purged some but not close to all. Khrushchev largely finished that job, markedly improving the social structure. And in fact I did point out differences between Stalinism and Bolshevism, but, again, your reading comprehension ….

    Russia today is a leading technological power

    What on Earth has that to do with Stalin? And Russia leads in a few areas, it’s far behind in far more.

    I lived under communism

    Under Stalin, eh?

    it was a much fairer society and system

    And that’s why each of the former Soviet republics, including Russia, and each former Warsaw Pact member, like Latvia and Poland, is now democratically choosing and yearning for the Communist path, eh? Or maybe it’s just some tiny minority of slackers who dream of being safe and secure without having to do anything, the precise mentality which was instrumental in causing Communism to fail everywhere it’s been tried. And nobody has even tried the “pure Communism” of the Communist Manifesto with the abolition of family, religion and ethnicity. But go ahead and try, somewhere far far away from me.

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @CalDre

    Or maybe it’s just some tiny minority of slackers who dream of being safe and secure without having to do anything, the precise mentality which was instrumental in causing Communism to fail everywhere it’s been tried.

    The dream of the Marxist is being able to force their betters to eat from the same government rations as everyone else.

    That is the appeal.

    It isn't a dream of a better world. It's a dream of the mediocre colluding against the natural hierarchy of men.

    , @Big Z
    @CalDre

    My reading comprehension is at an appropriate level for any discussion with you.

  • @Big Z
    @CalDre

    It is fanny how you talk about communism being a slavery, at the time when slavery was an official policy in US. At the time when Australian government had a policy of stealing Aboriginal children, in the attempt to eradicate an entire people-the white Australia policy. Your other assertions are equally baseless, a result of relentless ingrained cold war propaganda. Communism was far from unsuccessful. Stalin displayed great organisational skills, creating industrial power house out of relatively backward country. Think space exploration and nuclear energy. Forget the bomb for the moment. Other advancements, which Russia today is able to exploit and build upon. As far as killing his own people, this also has been debunked on many occasions including on this website. Yes, Soviets endured enormous sacrifices, but they were all proud of their country. Even 70% of Ukies didn’t want it to end (referendum which was ignored). When taking about gulags, put it in the context of American prisons today, including numbers imprisoned. Soviet archives were opened in 90’s. Total number of imprisoned over 20 years of Stalin’s rule: 3 million. Total deaths 800 000. Don’t even start on who initiated WW2. This is a pet subject on this site. Just remember that this was a time of Great Depression in the west, coupled with a psychotic fear of loosing power and privileges, while communism made huge advances with several successive and successful 5 year plans. Happy to discuss with you why it all ended as it did. And did it really? Put it in the context of what’s happening today. How is your capitalist scammery going?

    Replies: @CalDre, @Marcali

    It is fanny how you talk about communism being a slavery

    That’s called redirection. I never supported or defended chattel slavery or genocide of natives. It is you who is supporting Communism, the greatest evil ever imagined. Communism is essentially the Ost Plan for the ZioNazis – except it applies to the entire world outside Israel. Which makes you a pathetic ZioNazi tool, and not one bit better than the slave traders or genocidal colonialists – except my guess is you’re not a Jew so it means, if, Heaven forbid, your dreams are eventually realized, you will be enslaved too.

    Stalin displayed great organisational skills, creating industrial power house out of relatively backward country.

    LOL, sure, he was helped by a global network of Communists/Jews. For example the lend-lease program and countless other initiatives. Stalin was good at murdering and terrorizing his subjects, betraying those loyal to him (not that anyone loyal to that monster deserved better, just saying), and in general a cowardly, anti-human, totalitarian tyrant.

    Think space exploration and nuclear energy.

    Technologies stolen from others – sure, he threatened to murder the entire families of his German scientist captives to get them to serve him. And other technologies were provided to him directly and indirectly from the global Jewish Communist network / Global Mafia that still hoped they could turn him and regain control over the USSR. Great organizational skills indeed!

    Soviets endured enormous sacrifices, but they were all proud of their country

    So it seems – b/c they were terrorized into not opposing their country. To do so was to meet death, either from a firing squad or a slow death in the gulags. Lesson was learned after Bolsheviks and Stalinists combined murdered about 20% of the population – a vastly greater percentage, and even much more vastly greater number, than the Israelis killed in Palestine. And yeah, after all the intellectuals were murdered off, most of the rest were just brainwashed peasants happy to support their “god”, as their completely totalitarian media ordered them to do.

    Even 70% of Ukies didn’t want it to end (referendum which was ignored).

    The referendum was on preserving the Soviet Union, nobody in their right mind wanted to preserve Communism (and you can see what percent of the vote that party got in the various republics after the USSR dissolved). And the Communism of Gorbachev was a gazillion times better than Stalinism. But Stalin didn’t hold any referendums, did he now? And as to voting, we all know his pithy view on that: “The people who cast the votes don’t decide an election, the people who count the votes do”. Well that is true everywhere ….

    Total deaths 800 000

    I’m not going to debate numbers with you but even if you are correct, that means he tortured 800,000 people to death, most of whom were in gulag simply for not being a willing slave to the worst tyrant in human history (and most of them expressed their unhappiness privately – and were betrayed by family members or friends, so diabolical was that regime).

    Don’t even start on who initiated WW2.

    Yeah, that’s where almost everyone is thoroughly brainwashed. Read Hitler’s speech to the Reichstag given upon the launch of Operation Barbarossa. It’s easy enough to find. Then tell me why Hitler was wrong. But there are two basic facts that cut through all the propaganda, sloganeering and ad hominem attacks on this issue. First, the Germans utterly routed the Red Army for the first few months. And this is because the millions of Red Army soldiers within a few hundred kilometers of the USSR’s border with Germany were in offensive positions, not in the defensive positions alleged by the Stalin apologists. If they had been in defensive positions, the battles would have closer resembled Stalingrad. Second, the Red Army soldiers who were routed by the Germans were carrying maps of Germany, including Berlin. Why did they need those if they were defensive?

    while communism made huge advances with several successive and successful 5 year plans

    Again, Stalin was greatly helped by the Global Mafia network. But compare their “huge advances” with those made by the Nazis in Germany. You want to see real advances, study that. And the Nazis did not use innocent hostages, educated in another country and threatened with the murder of their entire families for lack of cooperation, to achieve their feats. A country that learned from the Nazis successes is China – which is obviously not Communist at all, not on any of the four pillars (abolition of private property, family, religion and ethnicity), though I suppose one could argue about the religious pillar.

    How is your capitalist scammery going?

    Whatever the problems of capitalism they are a tiny fraction of the problems with Communism. Capitalism has been utterly corrupted by the Global Mafia and doesn’t serve the people, nor is it very capitalistic, and I don’t support large concentrations of capital. I believe each individual has the inherent, God-given right to start their own business, and will fight to the death anyone who tells me that’s illegal. That doesn’t mean I believe one has the right to exploit the labor of others or to concentrate power above a certain level, or to pass that power to their offspring upon death.

    I am not a Communist b/c Communism is an ideology designed to enslave humanity to the Global Mafia. Anyone who is a Communist is as much my enemy as a slave trader was the enemy of an 18th century West African (and it’s worth pointing out, the profiteers of the slave trade was … the Global Mafia, the very same Global Mafia that promotes Communism …. hmmmmmm). Again, that does not mean I support other means of exploitation – I think large corporations, after a certain threshold, should be owned either by their employees (in proportion to their salary income or similar measure) or by the State.

    • Replies: @Big Z
    @CalDre

    Again, communism you are talking about is Trockite zio nazi Bolshevik neo liberal neoconservative globalist internationalist scummery. Did you read my first post? There is a reason Stalin purged those out of power? And there is no point debating you on those other points? Stalin stole everything so Russia today is a leading technological power. You are out of your mind. By the way, I lived under communism and despite a corruption of a ruling class, it was a much fairer society and system. You only provide a contrived and opinionated cold war gibberish.

    Replies: @CalDre, @John Johnson

  • @Big Z
    @CalDre

    Things fall into place when one understands that there were two revolutions taking place in Tzarist Russia. Proletarian and bourgeois. Trotsky, a Zionist bourgeois, had all the necessary support from European and American businessmen and bourgeois, particularly Zionist. This explains the conflict within the Soviet communist party, which, thanks god, resulted in the victory of Soviet proletariat and peasants. This is the reason Stalin is demonised in the west and Trotsky protected. Settling amongst the Jewett in New York, he had many followers and can be considered a father of American neocon movement. We all know how that works.

    Replies: @CalDre

    the conflict within the Soviet communist party, which, thanks god, resulted in the victory of Soviet proletariat and peasants.

    I would hardly call Stalin the protector of those groups – he literally murdered millions of them and as well (and I know most people are taught to believe differently) was the primary reason for the German-Soviet war, which resulted of course in immense suffering of the people you claim he championed. Khrushchev much more so but that involved de-Stalinization of Communism. But I agree that Trotsky was a champion of Jewish supremacism and nothing else.

    This is the reason Stalin is demonised in the west and Trotsky protected.

    This all has to do with the Jewish issue. Trotsky was a loyal ZioNazi and, as such, he wanted to impose Communism on the non-Jewish world – the cattle – since in Judaism Yahweh has chosen the Jews to rule the world. See e.g. 20 Deut. 10-15, in which Yahweh commands the Jews to enslave the entire planet outside Greater Israel (while 20 Deut. 16-18 commands them to annihilate all non-Jews inside Greater Israel – this is why a Jew can easily be both a Communist and a Zionist, there is no contradiction, both ideologies are simply an expression of Jewish supremacism as reflected in the Jewish bibles, the Tanakh and Talmuds).

    In fact, the Western Communists, who in the leadership ranks were primarily Jews but also included their token servile toadies (the “house goy”), called Stalin’s rule “the revolution betrayed” – which, translated from Communist propaganda into English, means “the Jewish coup betrayed”. Even though Jews were able to control Stalin in various ways, including getting him to pursue global Communism despite his claim to be focused on the USSR and to oppose imperialism, and to recognize (capitalist) Israel despite Communism’s claims to be fundamentally anti-capitalist, anti-colonial and anti-imperialist. In return for his loyalty, the Jews gave the USSR the atomic bomb (which they had stolen, via the Rosenbergs, from their US cattle).

    Settling amongst the Jewett in New York, [Trotsky] can be considered a father of American neocon movement.

    Grandfather – the father was Leon Strauss. Neocons are of course just following the ZioNazi model I outlined above – ZioNazism (“goy” extermination) in Greater Israel and Communism (“goy” slavery) everywhere else.

    As to why I relate Communism to slavery – that is precisely what it is designed to be. Many of the ignorant believe Communism is only about the abolishment of private property and the “empowerment” of the proletariat – ha! how tragically ignorant. It is much more than that! – it is also for the abolishment of the family, religion, and nationality (ethnic identity) – see Part II of the Communist Manifesto, often referred to as “cultural Marxism” today and spread by the (very Jewish) Frankfurt school. Regardless of what the proletariat think (who can trust a “goy” to think anyway? they need the (Jewish) vanguard to think for them!). And precisely what category of people, historically, had no religion, family, ethnic identity or private property? Slaves. And nobody else.

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    • Replies: @Big Z
    @CalDre

    It is fanny how you talk about communism being a slavery, at the time when slavery was an official policy in US. At the time when Australian government had a policy of stealing Aboriginal children, in the attempt to eradicate an entire people-the white Australia policy. Your other assertions are equally baseless, a result of relentless ingrained cold war propaganda. Communism was far from unsuccessful. Stalin displayed great organisational skills, creating industrial power house out of relatively backward country. Think space exploration and nuclear energy. Forget the bomb for the moment. Other advancements, which Russia today is able to exploit and build upon. As far as killing his own people, this also has been debunked on many occasions including on this website. Yes, Soviets endured enormous sacrifices, but they were all proud of their country. Even 70% of Ukies didn’t want it to end (referendum which was ignored). When taking about gulags, put it in the context of American prisons today, including numbers imprisoned. Soviet archives were opened in 90’s. Total number of imprisoned over 20 years of Stalin’s rule: 3 million. Total deaths 800 000. Don’t even start on who initiated WW2. This is a pet subject on this site. Just remember that this was a time of Great Depression in the west, coupled with a psychotic fear of loosing power and privileges, while communism made huge advances with several successive and successful 5 year plans. Happy to discuss with you why it all ended as it did. And did it really? Put it in the context of what’s happening today. How is your capitalist scammery going?

    Replies: @CalDre, @Marcali

  • @ivan
    @CalDre

    Wow that is weird. And agreed about the West "fighting ISIS" by undermining the secularists such as they were in Syria. I have to say that Arab money from Qatar in particular played a large role in that. If the Qataris get their just desserts it would only be right.

    Replies: @CalDre

    I wish I could find a particular article about the West’s participation, showing how all their actions actually benefited the Bolsheviks. Let’s remember Germany objectively supported the Jewish coup of 1917 by allowing Lenin and Trotsky to travel to Russia in the notorious “sealed train”, carrying massive amounts of gold Lenin had procured from Jewish donors in the banking capitols of Switzerland (where Lenin spent the years predating the coup) and Trotsky had procured from Jewish donors on Wall Street (where Trotsky spent the years predating the coup). The explanation for that was that Germany wanted to weaken Russia in light of the ongoing war (WW I). Though of course that explanation, obviously a cover story, was moot by the time the West intervened on behalf of the Jewish junta.

    As to Syria, the West didn’t merely undermine the secularists. All the ISIS (as well as subsequent al-Qaeda) leadership was trained at Camp Bucca in Iraq by the CIA. They were then provided with extensive training, equipment (think the massive fleet of Toyota trucks), weapons, etc. by the Turks, Qataris, Saudis, CIA and their respective assets. To make it all “kosher” (i.e. to establish plausible deniability), the CIA created a front organization “The Free Syrian Army”, which was allegedly comprised of “moderate rebels”, and they would have al-Jewlani send his radicalized (by Saudi madrasas) goons to this army to receive weapons and training and once that mission was accomplished they would return to ISIS. Then there were also several massive airdrops of weapons and supplies the CIA assures us were meant for “moderate rebels” which “accidentally” were airdropped right onto the ISIS positions. And there were endless other means of support, don’t want to go too far on a tangent here.

    Worth noting, too, in relation to the assassination of Ambassador Stevens in Libya, there was obviously a CIA-ordered stand-down on that occasion. Stevens’ last meeting before the assassination was with the Saudis, with my interpretation being it was a last-ditch effort to bribe him to remain quiet about the fact that the CIA was transferring massive amounts of arms from arm depots near Benghazi (Libya) to ISIS. His death was blamed on al-Qaeda, and since al-Qaeda is and has always been a CIA asset …. you do the math.

    • Replies: @Big Z
    @CalDre

    Things fall into place when one understands that there were two revolutions taking place in Tzarist Russia. Proletarian and bourgeois. Trotsky, a Zionist bourgeois, had all the necessary support from European and American businessmen and bourgeois, particularly Zionist. This explains the conflict within the Soviet communist party, which, thanks god, resulted in the victory of Soviet proletariat and peasants. This is the reason Stalin is demonised in the west and Trotsky protected. Settling amongst the Jewett in New York, he had many followers and can be considered a father of American neocon movement. We all know how that works.

    Replies: @CalDre

    , @John Trout
    @CalDre


    His death was blamed on al-Qaeda, and since al-Qaeda is and has always been a CIA asset …. you do the math.
     
    I agree, this has to be kept in the open. Al-Qaeda, The Base, was the list of the CIA mercenaries hired to disrupt and ultimately destroy the Afghanistan government. There were never more than 300 names on that list; Bin laden was one such operative, his CIA code name was Tim Osman.

    This action was so successful that the CIA uses it wherever they have dirty work in Asia, the middle east and north and central Africa.
  • @ivan
    @Trinity

    To be fair both the Americans and the British did send forces to aid the Whites , but either through bad luck or incompetence they could not affect the outcome. I believe that at a certain stage the Russians simply decided to burn the bitch down. There are books that claim that in 1918 the West "invaded" Russia and therefore invoked the eternal enmity of Mother Russia, when the issue between the Whites and the Reds would not be settled until some time in 1921 after mass internal repression by the Bolsheviks. The Communists simply cannot be trusted to keep the story straight.

    Replies: @Che Guava, @CalDre

    There is also substantial research to indicate the “Western” intervention was actually in support of the Reds, though, for obvious reasons, publicly promoted as supporting the Whites.

    I guess you could also argue that the US and UK were “fighting ISIS” in Syria. That is also the publicly promoted claim, again, for obvious reasons.

    • Replies: @ivan
    @CalDre

    Wow that is weird. And agreed about the West "fighting ISIS" by undermining the secularists such as they were in Syria. I have to say that Arab money from Qatar in particular played a large role in that. If the Qataris get their just desserts it would only be right.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • We watch in horror from afar as the Zionist terror state continues its genocide against the people of Gaza and escalates its slower-motion, lower-technology genocide against the 3 million Palestinians who reside in East Jerusalem and the West Bank, otherwise known as the Occupied Territories — illegally occupied, of course. As a few Israeli commentators...
  • @Dutch Abraham
    @CalDre

    Hi Caldre. In your opinion, is Yahweh the father God that is referred to in the Trinity, with Yahweh being the father and Jesus being the son?

    Replies: @CalDre, @CalDre

    Forgot to mention something in regards to incorporation of the Old Testament into Christianity ….

    Before the Roman adoption and proselytizing of Christianity, many (all?) Christians, now referred to as Gnostics, completely rejected the Old Testament. In fact it’s not clear, historically speaking, how those books came to be part of Christianity. My view remains that it was incorporated by the Roman emperor Constantine (most certainly not a believer in Jesus) at the First Council of Nicaea, but there does not seem to be a consensus on that (or any other explanation).

    Hence my query. What did the Jews (bankers) promise Constantine (or whoever officiated over the “incorporation”) to get him to include that diabolical text into Christianity?

    • Thanks: Dutch Abraham
    • Replies: @Che Guava
    @CalDre

    The whole idea of 'Christianity' having been invented by the Flavians or by Constantine is just nonsense.

    It seems to be itself a very recent jewish invention, at least as in the Flavian version.

    Except for the in hoc signo myth, no evidence exists that Constantine was a Christian. The claim seems to be deathbed conversion.

    In the next gen., some with Christian wives, and a mass intra-familial slaughter, left only those willing to pay lip service to the woman-dictated way alive.

    Except, of course, for Julian, who stayed quiet until he had a shot at imperator. A brave man, he would himself stand in battle, and was most likely assassinated by a treacherous and cowardly soldier. Likely, that soldier was a Judean, enemy of the empire for revenge against Titus.

    Jews have quite a record for murder and assassinations.

    We have no record of who killed Julian, but I very much doubt that it was a Persian. The fact that we have no record would imply a crypto-Christian jewish legionary.

    , @anarchyst
    @CalDre

    A fact that is not only ignored, but criticized was the practice of the Roman Catholic Church discouraging the lay reading and interpretation of the Old Testament.
    There was good reason for this, some of which would be unpalatable in today's so-called "free-speech" (for (((some)))) climate.
    You see, the Old Testament can easily be defined as "violence porn", even by today's standards.
    The constant genocides that the jewish "god" approved of and this "god's" demands made of his subjects to perpetrate such genocides most certainly shows the evil nature of the Old Testament itself.
    I maintain that the "god" of judaism is not the same as the "god" of Christianity. In fact, they are polar opposites, the jewish "god" being the epitome of violence, hatred of outsiders and downright inhuman behavior, something that jews excel at. Today's jews who are committing genocide are merely following the precepts of their "god"--satan.

    , @Wayne Lusvardi
    @CalDre

    In order to make the New Testament appear to be based on the Old, the Flavians must have had to have added Second Isaiah to include the Suffering Servant, added 1st Samuel to include the family tree of King David mentioned in Matthew, back dated book of Daniel to make it appear as prophecy, etc.

    My guess is the Gospels and Paul's Letters and Revelation were of Flavian origin with the books of James, Hebrews, 1st and 2nd Peter, 1st, 2nd and 3rd John, Philemon and Jude grafted into the NT at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD to accommodate the faction of Jerusalem Christianity led by Peter and James.

  • @Dutch Abraham
    @CalDre

    Hi Caldre. In your opinion, is Yahweh the father God that is referred to in the Trinity, with Yahweh being the father and Jesus being the son?

    Replies: @CalDre, @CalDre

    In your opinion, is Yahweh the father God that is referred to in the Trinity

    Of course not, I wrote as much in the post to which you are replying. They have certain similarities b/c they are based on a common “original” understanding, but Yahweh, as known today, reflects solely the sect of the Levite rabbis, while the God of Christianity reflects the god worshiped by Jesus’ tribe. That there were many sects is obvious from the fact that the Levis Jews mass-murdered many of them (incl. of course the golden calf worshipers, but also e.g. Hellenized Jews, Sodom and Gomorrah, …).

    Now technically Yahweh and the Lord are the same, as the Hebrew YHWH translates literally to Lord, but as we know language evolves and translations can be incorrect, whether deliberately or through misinterpretation. Once one understands that the Jewish Yahweh is a diabolical demon and not our creator or anyone else’s “god”, it makes sense to reject this false translation and not to mix the words. Which is why the Old Testament should refer to Yahweh and the New Testament to God and the Lord, and Christianity should be emancipated from the diabolical evil of the Old Testament (and tell me if you know how it came to be that these “books” were incorporated into Christianity – and in particular, were bribes paid or deals made?).

    • Thanks: Dutch Abraham
  • @Dutch Abraham
    @CalDre

    Hi Caldre, I agree in that when Mr. Lawrence mentioned the splendors of the Jewish traditions, my first thought was "what splendors??". However, to be fair, Deuteronomy is not only in the Torah, it is also in the Christian Bible. That means those despicable words were uttered by Yahweh, the God of the Jews, the Christians, and the Muslims. And, according to current Christian doctrine those words could also be attributed to Jesus through the Trinity.

    Do not the words of Deuteronomy reflect poorly on all three Abrahamic faiths and not just the Jews?

    Replies: @CalDre

    Deuteronomy is not only in the Torah, it is also in the Christian Bible.

    True, but Jesus’ teachings “supersede” those of the Old Testament. While the OT’s Yahweh loves only Jews and, let’s face it, hates everyone else, the NT’s Jesus and Lord love everyone. And one could go on and on and on. On the other hand, the Talmud, which is what the Jews have built on top of their Torah, goes quite in the opposite direction, including denouncing Mary and Jesus in the most objectionable fashion imaginable at the time.

    Do not the words of Deuteronomy reflect poorly on all three Abrahamic faiths and not just the Jews?

    Despite that, I agree with this point. In fact I don’t believe Jesus ever believed in the Torah, in fact he referred to it essentially as the “Synagogue of Satan” (see 8 John 42-47). I went into more detail on that point here. The key fact is that the Levites – to whom Jesus is referring in the afore-cited 8 John 42-47 – wrote the Torah, while the other tribes, which included Jesus’ tribe, kept an oral tradition. The tribes were separated for centuries and, as you can see with Islam, Christianity and other religions and ideologies, even in the best of worlds with a fixed, written record, sects with major differences will develop over time. But for whatever reason it is now just assumed, without evidence and in fact in the face of the evidence, that all Jews then living believed the same thing, as memorialized in the Torah.

    • Replies: @Dutch Abraham
    @CalDre

    Hi Caldre. In your opinion, is Yahweh the father God that is referred to in the Trinity, with Yahweh being the father and Jesus being the son?

    Replies: @CalDre, @CalDre

  • It’s the craziest thing in the world that we already have the technological ability to provide a decent standard of living for everyone on earth, but it doesn’t happen because it’s not profitable. We attained the greatest scientific achievement of all time and then did nothing with it. Our society is completely uninterested in it...
  • @kiwk
    @CalDre

    You simply know nothing about how much federal assistance there is out there. The fact that you used none as a student means nothing, because there is assistance for college students in a variety of ways, you simply didn't qualify or didn't bother checking into it.

    If a worker pays no income taxes on his income, then your statement, .... I am paying income tax on a worker’s income when I purchase goods or services produced by that worker – though of course this is an indirect tax, since it increases the cost of those goods and services.is incorrect.

    If a worker pays no income taxes, then there are no such costs to include in pricing. A nonexistent cost will not raise the price of any goods, nor do you pay for non-existent taxes 'indirectly' by buying products when they are produced/sold by untaxed employees.

    I get that you don't want to pay any taxes at all ever, but you don't pay for taxes that don't exist.

    Other costs, of course, such as all of the direct government gravy they get, will cost you more in income taxes, assuming you make enough income to be taxed in the first place, or you pay more in other types of taxes.

    Replies: @CalDre

    because there is assistance for college students in a variety of ways, you simply didn’t qualify or didn’t bother checking into it.

    Earlier, you wrote: “[lower income people] get rental assistance, educational assistance, job training assistance, medical assistance, utilities assistance, transportation assistance, and food/supplies/clothing for free from various food banks,”. Whether any of these is available depends entirely where you live – what state and city, rural or urban, etc. And eligibility requirements vary greatly. On top of that, someone has to apply for these benefits. For each of these reasons, your claim is obviously false.

    If a worker pays no income taxes, then there are no such costs to include in pricing.

    Another laughable reading comprehension failure. Even if my income does not require me paying income tax, the producers of the goods and services I purchase – think food/farmers or healthcare/doctors, e.g. – do, requiring them to raise their prices. Sure not every farm worker pays income tax but the point is all income taxes paid by a producer, whether on corporate profits or payroll deductions, as well as for property taxes, fuel taxes, tariffs, etc., are reflected in the prices of the produced goods and services, irrespective of the income bracket of the consumer.

  • @kiwk
    @CalDre

    Wrong.

    The poor receive the earned income tax credits and many low income families can avoid paying any federal taxes at all. (italics is quoted from AI)

    There is tax relief at lower income levels for social security taxes : Taxable Social Security income depends on your combined income (Modified Adjusted Gross Income or MAGI) and filing status. There are different tiers: if your combined income is below a certain threshold ($25,000 for single filers, $32,000 for joint filers), none of your benefits are taxable. If your income falls into the intermediate tiers ($25,000-$34,000 for single, $32,000-$44,000 for joint), up to 50% of your benefits may be taxable. Above these thresholds ($34,000+ for single, $44,000+ for joint), up to 85% of your benefits can be subject to tax.
    (but no exemptions from medicare)

    I should have said consumption taxes instead of 'sales' taxes, like rent, fcc, etc., but these are essentially sales taxes. However, snap benefits are exempt from sales taxes, many states do not tax essential items like groceries, prescription medicines, and residential utilities, which disproportionately benefits lower-income families who spend a larger portion of their income on these goods. And Medical necessities: Items needed for medical reasons or to help individuals with disabilities function independently are often exempt when purchased with a doctor's prescription or exemption certificate.

    So lower income people are not necessarily subject to numerous taxes depending on income level. (since they phase out). On top of those, they get rental assistance, educational assistance, job training assistance, medical assistance, utilities assistance, transportation assistance, and food/supplies/clothing for free from various food banks, etc.

    So, the poor are not doing too bad on the tax front.

    Replies: @CalDre

    many low income families can avoid paying any federal taxes at all

    You have a problem with basic reading comprehension, perhaps sue your school system? As I wrote, federal and state income taxes increase the price of all goods and services purchased. Even if I am not paying income tax on my income, I am paying income tax on a worker’s income when I purchase goods or services produced by that worker – though of course this is an indirect tax, since it increases the cost of those goods and services.

    Try to think about things. And anyone responding to a post with AI garbage is by definition a moron. In the case of FICA, your Artificial Idiot is simply stating how FICA is taxed when you receive it, not the fact that poor people have to pay it on their income no matter how low (and no there are no offsets or credits or reductions for paying FICA/Medicare/Medicaid taxes).

    On top of those, they get rental assistance, educational assistance, job training assistance, medical assistance, utilities assistance, transportation assistance, and food/supplies/clothing for free from various food banks

    Some might but many do not. When I was in college I was utterly poor, yet I paid taxes (including FICA) and didn’t get one cent of your alleged “assistance”. You really understand very little about life, but go ask your Artificial Idiot.

    • Replies: @kiwk
    @CalDre

    You simply know nothing about how much federal assistance there is out there. The fact that you used none as a student means nothing, because there is assistance for college students in a variety of ways, you simply didn't qualify or didn't bother checking into it.

    If a worker pays no income taxes on his income, then your statement, .... I am paying income tax on a worker’s income when I purchase goods or services produced by that worker – though of course this is an indirect tax, since it increases the cost of those goods and services.is incorrect.

    If a worker pays no income taxes, then there are no such costs to include in pricing. A nonexistent cost will not raise the price of any goods, nor do you pay for non-existent taxes 'indirectly' by buying products when they are produced/sold by untaxed employees.

    I get that you don't want to pay any taxes at all ever, but you don't pay for taxes that don't exist.

    Other costs, of course, such as all of the direct government gravy they get, will cost you more in income taxes, assuming you make enough income to be taxed in the first place, or you pay more in other types of taxes.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • We watch in horror from afar as the Zionist terror state continues its genocide against the people of Gaza and escalates its slower-motion, lower-technology genocide against the 3 million Palestinians who reside in East Jerusalem and the West Bank, otherwise known as the Occupied Territories — illegally occupied, of course. As a few Israeli commentators...
  • I would have wanted every right-thinking congregant at Park East to emerge denouncing Zionism as a blight on the splendor of Judaism’s authentic traditions.

    This type of egregious, if not willful, ignorance is enablement of evil and all too typical. No, not every religion deserves to be respected, especially not Judaism, which, fundamentally, is vastly worse in its extremism, chauvinism and violence than the most extremist Nazi. Like any religion, Judaism is an ideology, and if it’s OK to hate Nazis, it’s 100% OK to hate (self-identifying) Jews, as their ideology – and, historically, their deeds – are both far worse.

    Just in regard to calling Zionism a “blight” on the “splendor”, just read the easily accessible texts of the Torah, such as 20 Deut. 16-18:

    [I]n the cities of the nations the Lord your God is giving you as an inheritance [Ed: Eretz Israel, which includes E. Jerusalem and the West Bank], do not leave alive anything that breathes. 17 Completely destroy them—the Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites—as the Lord your God has commanded you. 18 Otherwise, they will teach you to follow all the detestable things they do in worshiping their gods, and you will sin against the Lord your God.

    In other words, the horror the Jews are committing is more lenient than what their religion/ideology commands them to do. Where is the “splendor” in that, Mr. Lawrence? Hmmmmmmmmmmmm??????

    • Agree: John Trout, Jim H
    • Replies: @Dutch Abraham
    @CalDre

    Hi Caldre, I agree in that when Mr. Lawrence mentioned the splendors of the Jewish traditions, my first thought was "what splendors??". However, to be fair, Deuteronomy is not only in the Torah, it is also in the Christian Bible. That means those despicable words were uttered by Yahweh, the God of the Jews, the Christians, and the Muslims. And, according to current Christian doctrine those words could also be attributed to Jesus through the Trinity.

    Do not the words of Deuteronomy reflect poorly on all three Abrahamic faiths and not just the Jews?

    Replies: @CalDre

  • It’s the craziest thing in the world that we already have the technological ability to provide a decent standard of living for everyone on earth, but it doesn’t happen because it’s not profitable. We attained the greatest scientific achievement of all time and then did nothing with it. Our society is completely uninterested in it...
  • @kiwk
    @LoboDelMar

    Except for sales taxes, the poor don't pay taxes.

    And free transportation (you know, those buses) are available as well as other government benes to pay for other modes of transportation.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Except for sales taxes, the poor don’t pay taxes.

    That’s completely wrong. FICA/Medicare, property taxes (included in “rent”), FCC taxes, gasoline/energy taxes, tariffs …

    And, yes, income tax. Why? Because the income tax paid by workers and corporations increases the price of all goods, including the goods purchased by the poor. When you buy goods and services you are paying not just the wages of those producing those things, but the income tax to which they are subjected, all of which contribute to the costs of the goods produced.

    If you pay high income tax on your income, of course, you get an even worse deal – paying for taxes on post-tax income. Counting direct and indirect taxes, I calculated at one point that 80% of my income went to taxes – so about 10 months of the year I was a slave to our mendacious, malicious, repugnant State. Everyone is screwed by the tax man and the massive, almost unimaginable corruption he robs you to fund.

    • Replies: @Eustace Tilley (not)
    @CalDre

    Ironic, no, that the Boston Patriots wanted a revolution over a tax on tea?

    "If you get too cold, I'll tax the heat;
    If you take a walk, I'll tax your feet."
    -- George Harrison

    Economists are right in defining a slave as a person who is taxed at a rate of 100%. Can you truly call yourself a "Free Man" being taxed at a rate of 80%?

    , @kiwk
    @CalDre

    Wrong.

    The poor receive the earned income tax credits and many low income families can avoid paying any federal taxes at all. (italics is quoted from AI)

    There is tax relief at lower income levels for social security taxes : Taxable Social Security income depends on your combined income (Modified Adjusted Gross Income or MAGI) and filing status. There are different tiers: if your combined income is below a certain threshold ($25,000 for single filers, $32,000 for joint filers), none of your benefits are taxable. If your income falls into the intermediate tiers ($25,000-$34,000 for single, $32,000-$44,000 for joint), up to 50% of your benefits may be taxable. Above these thresholds ($34,000+ for single, $44,000+ for joint), up to 85% of your benefits can be subject to tax.
    (but no exemptions from medicare)

    I should have said consumption taxes instead of 'sales' taxes, like rent, fcc, etc., but these are essentially sales taxes. However, snap benefits are exempt from sales taxes, many states do not tax essential items like groceries, prescription medicines, and residential utilities, which disproportionately benefits lower-income families who spend a larger portion of their income on these goods. And Medical necessities: Items needed for medical reasons or to help individuals with disabilities function independently are often exempt when purchased with a doctor's prescription or exemption certificate.

    So lower income people are not necessarily subject to numerous taxes depending on income level. (since they phase out). On top of those, they get rental assistance, educational assistance, job training assistance, medical assistance, utilities assistance, transportation assistance, and food/supplies/clothing for free from various food banks, etc.

    So, the poor are not doing too bad on the tax front.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • Well, the latest of these incessant polls concerning the Nov. 4 election for the mayoralty of New York are in, having arrived Thursday, Oct. 30, and if the story has changed it is only for the better. A new Emerson College survey puts Zohran Mamdani, front runner from the start, 25 percentage points ahead of...
  • @muh muh
    @CalDre

    Rich's verse citation is risible. Usually, the cherry picking is obvious -- 9: 22, for example -- but none of his data comes anywhere close to the mark.

    A couple of points...

    Muslims do not consider the 'Old Testament' to be one and the same with 'The Torah' referenced in The Qur'an, nor is 'The New Testament' identical to what they perceive of 'The Gospel'.

    Jews themselves openly concede that their Scripture was rewritten during their exile in Babylon. Note that Jeremiah, who survived the destruction of the Temple by Nebudchadnezzar II, had decried the 'lying pens of the Scribes' (Jeremiah 8:8), implying falsification of the record.

    The qur'anically-referenced 'Torah', as such, concerns the original, as given by God to Moses, not the current iteration known as the 'Old Testament'. The same may be said of the message of Jesus. What we have are four 'Gospels according to____' one of four figures, each of whom is alleged to be a disciple of Jesus. It has been established that Paul's writings are the earliest Christian ones, predating even the writing of the 'synoptic gospels' in question. As such, Muslims do not accept at face value that the entirety of the 'New Testament' is of divine origin.

    'The Synagogue of Satan', for example, is a phrase often attributed to Jesus, yet quoted from Revelations, a book attributed by some Christians to John the apostle, while others attribute it to a latter day figure with the same name. As such, there's no evidence Jesus ever used the term, much as it may be an apropos description of contemporary Jewish power.

    As for the apparent savagery of The Torah, either it's a product of editing or we're dealing with a paucity of historical context, the details of which are not always readily apparent to the reader. One can't imagine God ordering the utter annihilation of a people unless those people actually pose some kind of existential threat. How this was so remains difficult to tell given the scarcity of detail, though rabbinical exegetes would have us believe such was the case.

    That many Christians did, in fact, see themselves as the 'New Israel' lent the imprimatur of divine sanction to their imperial conquest and subjugation of non-Christian populations throughout the world.

    Replies: @CalDre

    ‘The Synagogue of Satan’, for example, is a phrase often attributed to Jesus, yet quoted from Revelations, a book attributed by some Christians to John the apostle, while others attribute it to a latter day figure with the same name. As such, there’s no evidence Jesus ever used the term, much as it may be an apropos description of contemporary Jewish power.

    But Revelations claims to be quoting Jesus. Jesus did not author any of the books of the New Testament or any other book I am aware of, so if you want to discard a verse for merely being “attributed” to Jesus, you will have nothing left. Plus there is a similar passage in 8 John 42-47, though of course it is (also) penned by Apostle John.

    As for the apparent savagery of The Torah, either it’s a product of editing or we’re dealing with a paucity of historical context, the details of which are not always readily apparent to the reader.

    Well aren’t all books edited? As I wrote above, the written Torah is the product of the Levi tribe, and, clearly to me, that tribe had established its own sect, different from the other tribes, at the time it was recorded.

    One can’t imagine God ordering the utter annihilation of a people unless those people actually pose some kind of existential threat. How this was so remains difficult to tell given the scarcity of detail, though rabbinical exegetes would have us believe such was the case.

    The answer is simply that Yahweh is not the same being as the Lord. Yahweh is the god of the Levites, not the God of Jesus. The two beings are virtually polar opposites. Hence the “Synagogue of Satan” / “devil” exhortations from Jesus.

    • Replies: @muh muh
    @CalDre


    Jesus did not author any of the books of the New Testament or any other book I am aware of, so if you want to discard a verse for merely being “attributed” to Jesus, you will have nothing left.
     
    Sure, but there remains a qualitative difference between an account transmitted by one (supposedly) familiar with a disciple and an account of an alleged disciple's dream vision.

    If the chain of authorities transmitting the former account is proven reliable, no reason remains to doubt its content. In the latter instance, there is considerable doubt even as to the authorship of the statement, expressed by early church patriarchs themselves. What's more, it clearly constitutes a dream vision, an imagining of Jesus rather than a verifiable statement of his.

    In any event, the passage from John you quote suffices for the purpose of your argument.

    Well aren’t all books edited?
     
    Is the record of divine writ? I should think such editing would constitute an issue of grave implication.

    In fact, it was, though the extent of it is not necessarily easy to demonstrate. A single diacritical mark distinguishes sullam (ladder) from silm (peace).

    Jacob's ladder never appeared the same after I learned that.
  • @Rich
    @muh muh

    Are you a Moslem? Are you lying or do you have a comic book understanding of Islam? All of the Levant was Christian before the Moslem invasion. All of it. Turkey, Syria,Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan And N Africa. Did your people just peacefully take over? You, sir, are clueless. A dolt. A moron. That's okay,takes all kinds.

    Replies: @CalDre, @muh muh

    Are you a Moslem?

    I don’t consider myself as such, though I’ve been told many times I am Muslim ‘in essence’. Just assume I’m a card-carrying, 33rd degree freemason. That should clear things up. 🕶️

    Are you lying or do you have a comic book understanding of Islam?

    Every time you take me on where Islam is concerned, you end up too scared to continue, usually conceding defeat with a feeble ‘Disagree’.

    All of the Levant was Christian before the Moslem invasion.

    Before the Levant was Christian, it was occupied by both non-Christian, non-indigenous Rome and Persia. In fact, none of the land you mention was Christian until the house of Constantine adopted Christianity and set out to impose its preferred dogma upon its subjects at the edge of the sword.

    Irrefutable historical fact: Christians who held dogmatic views that differed from those of officialdom were compelled to exile, persecuted, slain, or recanted their faith.

    Now, before any conflict with them, Muhammad engaged in diplomacy with Rome and Persia — among other kingdoms. If you’ve read the contents of his letter written to Heraclius, you’d know that it does not threaten military action in the least. As I said upthread, the first bloodshed between Christians and Muslims was by the hand of a Christian leader allied with Byzantium. This was the initial act of war that ignited a zero-sum dynamic of conflict between Christendom and dar al-Islam that endured for centuries, with noteworthy exceptions in the interim. (Charlemagne, for example, would ally with the Abbasids against an Ummayad-Christian coalition. Yes, history is sometimes more complex than you might imagine.)

    Problem is, you’re still clinging to some straw man argument I never advanced. Not once did I say that Islam doesn’t call for fighting. It most certainly does, when the occasion warrants it, just as Christianity has its ‘just war doctrine’.

    As I also said earlier, one may reasonably question whether certain campaigns were consonant with Islamic teachings. I’m not interested in some polemic that exonerates Muslims at each and every turn, but it should be understood that in the Middle Ages, the general dynamic between polities of mutually contending worldviews (e.g. Christianity and Islam) was zero-sum conflict, a winner-takes-all perspective in which the subjugated had to acquiesce to the new political order to ensure their survival.

    In dar al-Islam, non-Muslims paid a nominal tax to ensure protection of their life, property and religious exercise. In Christendom, they owed even more and enjoyed no religious liberty.

    Use your favorite AI program and conduct a little research for yourself, comparing life in al-Andalus with that in contemporaneous France, for example.

    If, that is, you’re not so attached to your prejudice.

    Alternatively, you could just stamp my post with ‘Disagree’. Probably easier for you, anyways. 🕶️

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  • @Rich
    @muh muh

    Are you a Moslem? Are you lying or do you have a comic book understanding of Islam? All of the Levant was Christian before the Moslem invasion. All of it. Turkey, Syria,Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan And N Africa. Did your people just peacefully take over? You, sir, are clueless. A dolt. A moron. That's okay,takes all kinds.

    Replies: @CalDre, @muh muh

    All of the Levant was Christian before the Moslem invasion.

    And all of Europe was pagan before the “Christian invasion” (well, it was the Roman invasion, they forced Christianity down everyone’s throats long after conquest but the principle is the same). And thereafter, all the European colonial powers spread Christianity wherever they went by the power of their swords, considering pagan non-believers to be “infidels” and “savages”.

    Why do you hold such blatant, obvious double-standards?

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  • @Rich
    @CalDre

    1. My mother didn't throw me in the garbage, although I did grow up in NYC
    2. How do you know what I look like?
    3. I've read the Koran (in English), maybe you haven't. It calls for jihad and the murder of infidels. In several different places. Koran 5;33, 8;12, 8:67 are just 3 examples, there are many more.
    4. A Christian can only kill in self defense. A soldier who commits wanton murder would not be a Christian. Read the New Testament to get a better understanding of the Faith and what it means to be an actual Christian. It takes more than kneeling on a rug and facing East.
    5. My understanding is that Moslems consider the Old Testament a holy book, too and consider the prophets and leaders of the Old Testament as part of their religion. Christians read the Old Testament in light of the revelation of the New. For instance, the Old calls for the murder of adulterers, Christ forgave the adulteress. The Old allowed for divorce, Christ banned divorce (except in cases of sexual immorality).
    6. Obviously, you know nothing about Christianity. Read the New Testament, maybe find a Bible believing Church or individual that can help explain it to you. It's opposite of what you've apparently conceived.

    Replies: @CalDre, @Sarita

    [The Koran] calls for jihad and the murder of infidels. In several different places. Koran 5;33, 8;12, 8:67 are just 3 examples, there are many more.

    Koran 5:33 deals with armed attacks against civilians. Read all of Qur’an 5 (Al-Ma’idah), or at least paragraph 32 as well, and it is obvious.

    Qur’an 8:12 is just about disbelievers. Don’t Christians believe that disbelievers – not even in God generally, but in metaphysical believes, e.g.., that Christ himself is God and salvation is through Christ – will go to hell? Isn’t that severe punishment for not believing? It’s similar.

    Qur’an 8:67 is about not taking captives during battle until victory. One can certainly debate the justice of this, but back in those days keeping prisoners during active conflict was a whole different proposition than it is today. And, moreover, par. 61 states: “If the enemy is inclined towards peace, make peace with them” – i.e. avoid war. In stark contrast to the Old Testament, where genocide is the agenda time and again.

    You are spreading disinformation, I presume/hope innocently. There are many “Deep State” sites that spread such disinformation about Islam (as well as other ideologies, to be sure) – always double-check with the source, i.e., the Qur’an, and be sure to read the context, sometimes that requires reading … a while page!

    A Christian can only kill in self defense.

    Same for a Muslim. Of course as with Christianity, the lines are not so bright in war, but war itself can only be fought in self-defense.

    A soldier who commits wanton murder would not be a Christian.

    Not true, all purported Christians sin and by your definition nobody is a Christian. Christianity is about belief, not action (though of course at some point action disproves claims of belief). But one can say the same about Islam – that’s why I wrote Wahhabism is not really Islam, as it violates fundamental tenets, and also pointed out that Wahhabism was a minor, discredited sect, until the British conquered the Middle East and imposed the Wahhabist Saudi hereditary dictatorship onto the Muslim “holy lands” (par. Mecca and Medina).

    It takes more than kneeling on a rug and facing East.

    Funny that you would show disdain for actions which prove devotion to one’s religion. Esp. in context of claiming that not being faithful to it – i.e., not being devoted – means you are not really a believer.

    Moslems consider the Old Testament a holy book.

    You are correct, and as with Christianity, essentially all the “bad” in Islam stems from that. But they also accept the Gospel of Jesus (Injil) and the Psalms (Zabur), and of course the Qur’an. And they don’t constantly reference the Old Testament like “Christians” do.

    Christians read the Old Testament in light of the revelation of the New.

    Yes but why read it at all? It’s the polar opposite of the New Testament and Jesus referred to it as the “Synagogue of Satan”. (In this context, it is important to remember that: Judaism was an oral tradition; of the thirteen (or twelve, depending on perspective) tribes were split apart for centuries; the Levites were the only tribe to record their version of the Torah, i.e. their sect, in writing; and Jesus specifically referred to the Levites as the “Synagogue of Satan”, which obviously implies that while there was similarity in their sects, such as names and major events, the details were extraordinarily different.)

    Obviously, you know nothing about Christianity.

    Obviously, you are completely wrong, shamefully wrong. I know the Old Testament forms an integral part of Christianity, even if you deny it and claim to be the ultimate arbiter on who is or is not a “Christian” (one could say that is rather haughty). The inclusion of the Old Testament is a pox on the religion; it’s not even known why it is included, but no question Levite Jews were involved in that decision. See for example this “Christian” screed, referencing the grotesque genocide in the Old Testament.

    Have a look at 20 Deuteronomy 10-18, in which your “God” commands Jews to enslave the entire world outside Eretz Israel (10-15), and to annihilate all non-Jews in Eretz Israel (16-18). Probably the most vile passages ever written. And part of Christianity.

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    @CalDre

    Rich's verse citation is risible. Usually, the cherry picking is obvious -- 9: 22, for example -- but none of his data comes anywhere close to the mark.

    A couple of points...

    Muslims do not consider the 'Old Testament' to be one and the same with 'The Torah' referenced in The Qur'an, nor is 'The New Testament' identical to what they perceive of 'The Gospel'.

    Jews themselves openly concede that their Scripture was rewritten during their exile in Babylon. Note that Jeremiah, who survived the destruction of the Temple by Nebudchadnezzar II, had decried the 'lying pens of the Scribes' (Jeremiah 8:8), implying falsification of the record.

    The qur'anically-referenced 'Torah', as such, concerns the original, as given by God to Moses, not the current iteration known as the 'Old Testament'. The same may be said of the message of Jesus. What we have are four 'Gospels according to____' one of four figures, each of whom is alleged to be a disciple of Jesus. It has been established that Paul's writings are the earliest Christian ones, predating even the writing of the 'synoptic gospels' in question. As such, Muslims do not accept at face value that the entirety of the 'New Testament' is of divine origin.

    'The Synagogue of Satan', for example, is a phrase often attributed to Jesus, yet quoted from Revelations, a book attributed by some Christians to John the apostle, while others attribute it to a latter day figure with the same name. As such, there's no evidence Jesus ever used the term, much as it may be an apropos description of contemporary Jewish power.

    As for the apparent savagery of The Torah, either it's a product of editing or we're dealing with a paucity of historical context, the details of which are not always readily apparent to the reader. One can't imagine God ordering the utter annihilation of a people unless those people actually pose some kind of existential threat. How this was so remains difficult to tell given the scarcity of detail, though rabbinical exegetes would have us believe such was the case.

    That many Christians did, in fact, see themselves as the 'New Israel' lent the imprimatur of divine sanction to their imperial conquest and subjugation of non-Christian populations throughout the world.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Rich
    @CalDre

    You're not half as smart as your momma told you that you were. 'Christianity' isn't a race or ethnicity. It's a belief system. One of the main teachings is not committing murder. If you consciously decide to commit murder, you have rejected the teaching of the Son of God and are not a Christian. On the other hand, your holy book, the Koran, allows for, calls for, the murder of 'infidels'. Just because someone lives in a formerly Christian country, that doesn't make them a Christian. In many formerly Christian nations, the majority have become atheists. The nation of Turkey is formerly Christian territory, would you call a Turk a 'Christian'?

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    You’re not half as smart as your momma told you that you were.

    I doubt you know your momma, one look at you and she threw you in the garbage. Who saved you, an alley rat?

    ‘Christianity’ isn’t a race or ethnicity.

    Wow, you impress me with your genius! All that learning from a rat mama!

    On the other hand, your holy book, the Koran

    Typical redneck thinks just b/c I don’t hate Muslims, same as yourself, it is my holy book. That’s what you get for being raised by a rat momma.

    calls for, the murder of ‘infidels’.

    You don’t know anything about Islam or the Qu’ran. Stick to breeding with your sisters, OK, redneck? But I’ll give you a hint: the “murder” of “infidels” was during a war with the Medians, who had savagely repressed Muslims. So they went to war, and this passage you quote, but know nothing about, came to be. But in the end, when the Muslims under Mohammed won, they didn’t kill anybody. Not even the individuals directly responsible for the repression.

    On the other hand, Christians have the bloodiest history on the planet by orders of magnitude. The 16th-19th century colonial powers, UK, Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Italy, …, murdered probably over a billion people who did not bow to the colonialists’ God.

    I guess, according to you, none of them was a Christian, albeit they called themselves that. And guess what? Most Christians – the vast, vast majority – incorporate the Jewish Torah into their religion, calling it the “Old Testament”, a wretched, diabolically evil work which does commit genocide after genocide, stones people to death, cuts off their heads, etc. There really is no literary work more pernicious and evil than the Old Testament in all human history. YOUR Bible. And all the evil they committed is completely consistent with that demonic book. Go suck on it, redneck.

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    @CalDre

    1. My mother didn't throw me in the garbage, although I did grow up in NYC
    2. How do you know what I look like?
    3. I've read the Koran (in English), maybe you haven't. It calls for jihad and the murder of infidels. In several different places. Koran 5;33, 8;12, 8:67 are just 3 examples, there are many more.
    4. A Christian can only kill in self defense. A soldier who commits wanton murder would not be a Christian. Read the New Testament to get a better understanding of the Faith and what it means to be an actual Christian. It takes more than kneeling on a rug and facing East.
    5. My understanding is that Moslems consider the Old Testament a holy book, too and consider the prophets and leaders of the Old Testament as part of their religion. Christians read the Old Testament in light of the revelation of the New. For instance, the Old calls for the murder of adulterers, Christ forgave the adulteress. The Old allowed for divorce, Christ banned divorce (except in cases of sexual immorality).
    6. Obviously, you know nothing about Christianity. Read the New Testament, maybe find a Bible believing Church or individual that can help explain it to you. It's opposite of what you've apparently conceived.

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  • @NobodyImportant
    @CalDre

    "They don’t ban fraternizing but they do ban promiscuity."

    Shit I've seen photos of some of these men married to multiple wives, you can look up youtube videos of this stuff. So them banning promiscuity sounds like bullshit to me. Its more like ordinary citizens aren't allowed, but the wealthy as usual get to do whatever the hell they want to do that everyone else is banned from doing.

    Replies: @CalDre

    I’ve seen photos of some of these men married to multiple wives, you can look up youtube videos of this stuff.

    Islam permits multiple wives (not multiple lovers) but that is not “promiscuity”. As it seems you don’t know, promiscuity” means casual sex. Marrying someone, and being obligated to support them for the rest of their life, is not “casual” by any stretch of the imagination. Casual is meeting someone in a bar and sleeping with them that night then never seeing them again, which is the utopian model for the “West” and its delicious Freedom Fries. Of course one can say any sex out of marriage in “casual” but I would not go that far.

    As it were, polygamy was allowed in Islam b/c there were many more women than men for various reasons, including of course war, and no Big Benevolent State to care for them. The principle is if a woman otherwise has no support and a man has the means, he can support more than one woman. So you can critique it for being “sexist” but get rid of the state and technology and you will find that modern “Western” women, in general, are incapable of supporting themselves too, and, yeah, nature and reality are both “sexist”, and we don’t need Darwin to understand that.

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  • I see where the author is coming from, and I get it. That said, I do not want Muslims in our country, period, bright or otherwise. Mamdani is not an American, does not belong here, and should be deported. As for the idiots supporting him, they should be sent to forced labor camps until they get their minds right.

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  • @anon
    @CalDre


    Why not use Evangelical Rapturist Christians who dream of Armageddon (it’s a great thing, don’t cha know?) and radical ZioNazi Jews as the norm for those religions?
     
    They dream, but the Islamist have done. There is a huge difference. There are an infinite variety of stupid ideas out there but only the Islamist brand seems to get the double digit IQ crowd organized. We have also have examples of various flavors of Islamism in the world today. Look what they did to Iran.

    You mean they don’t worship women like goddesses like you do. Which is one of the main drivers of the degeneration of the “West”.
     
    This is a key indicator of what ails you. You fear women. Some people worship women like goddesses, but not all. What is your relationship to women? There would be our clue.

    The key and important matter is that THERE IS CHOICE.

    CHOICE. CHOICE. CHOICE.

    What bothers little men like you is giving others the freedom to choose to think and behave as they see fit.

    What idiots like you fail to comprehend is that we are being horded from one extreme to another.


    You don’t have to be a genius to know that most modern ‘islamic’ societies are under the boot of the “West” and ZioNazis, who have deliberately and conscientiously made them as shitty as they can. It says vastly more about the British and Americans, and Christians and Jews, par. their hate, pathos, envy and all-around barbarism, than about Muslims. The West also turned China into shit for a long time, proving its prowess in this regard, but alas that country was too populous to continue the humiliation indefinitely.
     
    Is Islamic Republic of Iran under the boot of the "West" and "ZioNazis"? Afghanistan? Yemen? Barbarism? As someone who actually comes from that part of the world, you idiot have NO CLUE as to the barbarism of those societies.

    Btw the West did not turn "China into a shit". They were ruled by a foreign dynasty and suffering from a centuries long downward trend. The West "took advantage" of the shitty Chinese situation, that is all.

    There is also the Hindus. The best thing that ever happend to the Hindus was being conqured by a few men from Europe (which fact btw says so much about these dysfunctional societies and cultures). Imagine, bunch of Europeans get on sail boats and come all the way over to China and India and they take it over. Not by "barbarism". No, simply by exploiting their dysfunction, their degredation, their degeneration.


    You are astoundingly full of nonsense. Plenty of Muslims can leave their home country, but don’t. Even the Palestinians,
     
    First of all, there haver never ever been a "country" called Palestine. You live in a fantasy world.

    As for escaping the hellhole of living under Islamists, the other day the "supreme leader" (and just sit for a moment and reflect on any country that actually has a government with a role like that) had to go on the TV and tell the Iranian youth to not immigrate because "they will never accept you as one of their own" lying as usual. The West is FULL of their children btw.

    People like you, if you are actually a Westerner, should move to one of these Islamist shitholes. We note that the poster child of Unz.com, China, does not remotely tolerate anysort of irratinoal ideology taking root in their society. You will never see "Islamist" in China for example. Russia too went full NAZI on Chechnya and completely lobotomized them.

    But now someone is pushing this on the West.

    China doesn't want it. Russian state fully controls it. But here in the West we are being urged to accept it because of a few misogynist losers like you on the internet who obviously have had "bad experiences" in your love life. Boo fucking foo.

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    They dream, but the Islamist have done.

    Nobody matches the industrial scale of murder than Christians. WW II alone …. And what religion droppped nuclear bombs on civilians? Wahhabists?

    This is a key indicator of what ails you. You fear women.

    LOL, put down the crack pipe, girl.

    What bothers little men like you is giving others the freedom to choose to think and behave as they see fit.

    So you’re an anarchist? Why object to Muslims, is it b/c you are a little crybaby who can’t stand others doing aqs they see fit?

    What idiots like you fail to comprehend

    Wow, youa re a vicious ugly little b**ch. But you have the freedom to be one, right? Right as you and your ilk destroy the civilization your ancestors – who were much closer to Muslims than you will ever be – assiduously built.

    Hence I stop reading your nauseating, ignorant verbal vomit.

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    @CalDre

    You're not half as smart as your momma told you that you were. 'Christianity' isn't a race or ethnicity. It's a belief system. One of the main teachings is not committing murder. If you consciously decide to commit murder, you have rejected the teaching of the Son of God and are not a Christian. On the other hand, your holy book, the Koran, allows for, calls for, the murder of 'infidels'. Just because someone lives in a formerly Christian country, that doesn't make them a Christian. In many formerly Christian nations, the majority have become atheists. The nation of Turkey is formerly Christian territory, would you call a Turk a 'Christian'?

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  • @TG
    There is much to agree with here. But.

    You mention "islamophobia" like it's a bad thing? Well, I am "islamophobic," - and cancer-phobic, and getting-shot-in the-head phobic, you get the idea.

    What is the core of modern Wahabbist Islam? They breed like rodents, they treat their women like slaves and their children like cattle. They turn their own societies into screaming miserable overpopulated hellholes where people only dream of escaping. They hate everyone - women, christians, jews, atheists, other minor variations of islam - and are a pox on every place they lay foot. They ban music and alcohol and fraternizing with the opposite sex and give young impoverished men no outlet other than mindless violence. You don't have to love what the jews are doing to the Palestinians, to recognize that most modern 'islamic' societies are total shit.

    As the old saying goes, if you would be loved, first be sure you are lovable. If Islamic people don't want the rest of the world to be 'islamophobic,' perhaps a bit of introspection is in order.

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    What is the core of modern Wahabbist Islam

    You are using the most extremist brand of Islam, if it even is Islam, as your norm or, perhaps more accurately, as the consensus? Why not use Evangelical Rapturist Christians who dream of Armageddon (it’s a great thing, don’t cha know?) and radical ZioNazi Jews as the norm for those religions?

    They breed like rodents

    It isn’t much higher than others, if you adjust for class effects. Let’s remember the population density and size of India and Southeast Asia as well.

    they treat their women like slaves

    You mean they don’t worship women like goddesses like you do. Which is one of the main drivers of the degeneration of the “West”.

    most modern ‘islamic’ societies are total shit

    You don’t have to be a genius to know that most modern ‘islamic’ societies are under the boot of the “West” and ZioNazis, who have deliberately and conscientiously made them as shitty as they can. It says vastly more about the British and Americans, and Christians and Jews, par. their hate, pathos, envy and all-around barbarism, than about Muslims. The West also turned China into shit for a long time, proving its prowess in this regard, but alas that country was too populous to continue the humiliation indefinitely.

    their children like cattle

    What? You mean they kill and eat them? What you droning on about, man?

    They turn their own societies into screaming miserable overpopulated hellholes where people only dream of escaping.

    You are astoundingly full of nonsense. Plenty of Muslims can leave their home country, but don’t. Even the Palestinians, who have to bear the brute forth of ZIoNazi barbarism and savagery, mostly don’t want to leave their homeland. But sure, Western aggression (or Christian aggression, for someone with your extremely limited if non-existent intellect) has driven many from their homes. The consequences of Western indoctrination of vulnerable youth with extremist radical “Wahhabist” ideology (which only has any prominence due to “Western” support and indoctrination – recall that Wahhabism stems from the House of Saud, the un-Islamic barbarians that the British installed as hereditary dictators of Mecca and Medina and have supported ever since) and its use of these “tools” to wage mass terror campaigns for benefit of the ZioNazi invaders is precisely the desire of many Muslims to escape their predicament.

    They hate everyone

    Sounds like reflection.

    They ban music and alcohol and fraternizing with the opposite sex

    Banning alcohol is a bad thing? They don’t ban fraternizing but they do ban promiscuity. And so they don’t have abortion, the industrial murder machinery so beloved by the “West” – why not, murder a baby and get some freedom fries!

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    @CalDre

    "They don’t ban fraternizing but they do ban promiscuity."

    Shit I've seen photos of some of these men married to multiple wives, you can look up youtube videos of this stuff. So them banning promiscuity sounds like bullshit to me. Its more like ordinary citizens aren't allowed, but the wealthy as usual get to do whatever the hell they want to do that everyone else is banned from doing.

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    , @anon
    @CalDre


    Why not use Evangelical Rapturist Christians who dream of Armageddon (it’s a great thing, don’t cha know?) and radical ZioNazi Jews as the norm for those religions?
     
    They dream, but the Islamist have done. There is a huge difference. There are an infinite variety of stupid ideas out there but only the Islamist brand seems to get the double digit IQ crowd organized. We have also have examples of various flavors of Islamism in the world today. Look what they did to Iran.

    You mean they don’t worship women like goddesses like you do. Which is one of the main drivers of the degeneration of the “West”.
     
    This is a key indicator of what ails you. You fear women. Some people worship women like goddesses, but not all. What is your relationship to women? There would be our clue.

    The key and important matter is that THERE IS CHOICE.

    CHOICE. CHOICE. CHOICE.

    What bothers little men like you is giving others the freedom to choose to think and behave as they see fit.

    What idiots like you fail to comprehend is that we are being horded from one extreme to another.


    You don’t have to be a genius to know that most modern ‘islamic’ societies are under the boot of the “West” and ZioNazis, who have deliberately and conscientiously made them as shitty as they can. It says vastly more about the British and Americans, and Christians and Jews, par. their hate, pathos, envy and all-around barbarism, than about Muslims. The West also turned China into shit for a long time, proving its prowess in this regard, but alas that country was too populous to continue the humiliation indefinitely.
     
    Is Islamic Republic of Iran under the boot of the "West" and "ZioNazis"? Afghanistan? Yemen? Barbarism? As someone who actually comes from that part of the world, you idiot have NO CLUE as to the barbarism of those societies.

    Btw the West did not turn "China into a shit". They were ruled by a foreign dynasty and suffering from a centuries long downward trend. The West "took advantage" of the shitty Chinese situation, that is all.

    There is also the Hindus. The best thing that ever happend to the Hindus was being conqured by a few men from Europe (which fact btw says so much about these dysfunctional societies and cultures). Imagine, bunch of Europeans get on sail boats and come all the way over to China and India and they take it over. Not by "barbarism". No, simply by exploiting their dysfunction, their degredation, their degeneration.


    You are astoundingly full of nonsense. Plenty of Muslims can leave their home country, but don’t. Even the Palestinians,
     
    First of all, there haver never ever been a "country" called Palestine. You live in a fantasy world.

    As for escaping the hellhole of living under Islamists, the other day the "supreme leader" (and just sit for a moment and reflect on any country that actually has a government with a role like that) had to go on the TV and tell the Iranian youth to not immigrate because "they will never accept you as one of their own" lying as usual. The West is FULL of their children btw.

    People like you, if you are actually a Westerner, should move to one of these Islamist shitholes. We note that the poster child of Unz.com, China, does not remotely tolerate anysort of irratinoal ideology taking root in their society. You will never see "Islamist" in China for example. Russia too went full NAZI on Chechnya and completely lobotomized them.

    But now someone is pushing this on the West.

    China doesn't want it. Russian state fully controls it. But here in the West we are being urged to accept it because of a few misogynist losers like you on the internet who obviously have had "bad experiences" in your love life. Boo fucking foo.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • Rumble link Bitchute link False Flag Weekly News link Jason Farago, who appears to be a Deep State propagandist and pro-UkroNazi culture warrior, just published a New York Times interactive photo-video piece headlined “How Lunar Photography Brought the Heavens Down to Earth.” Farago celebrates the alleged artistic genius of the Apollo moon photos, viewing them...
  • @Kingsmeg
    @ShlomoShunn


    Is the cocoa powder in a 212-degree Fahrenheit room with no humidity?
     
    The relevant variables are 1) compressibility, 2) shape of the particles composing the substance, and 3) gravity, since it's the earth's gravity that cause sand ridges to collapse into mounds. Moon gravity being a fraction of earth gravity, there would be much less pull to collapse the sharp ridges.

    Compressibility would be higher on the moon too, because the individual grains of dust were less compressed to begin with from the moon's lesser gravitational pull. And moon dust would not be rounded and polished like earth sand from constant motion, because there is no motion on the moon to cause that polishing action.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Humidity is 100% a relevant variable. The fact is that cocoa, even if it appears dry, has a certain amount of water content due to the fact they don’t use a vacuum chamber to produce it. According to my search engine’s AI, “Cocoa powder typically has a moisture content of around 7.5% after the drying process, which is important for secure storage. Proper moisture levels help maintain the quality and shelf life of cocoa products.” I don’t doubt that.

    Anyway, if it’s so dusty, how come the landing with the rocket engine didn’t unleash a massive dust storm? There’s typically no “wind” on the moon but that landing (and the take-off) sure did create lots of wind. Even the astronautsactors didn’t kick up dust as they were prancing around, even later with a dune buggy (my truck creates large dust clouds on Earth in dry areas just going 5mph). Given the low gravity and lack of atmosphere (to slow the dust down), dust would have risen quite high and lingered around for an extended period of time too. I can’t recall a single picture with dust in it. Hmmmm.

    • Thanks: Eustace Tilley (not)
    • Replies: @Mr. Anon
    @CalDre


    Anyway, if it’s so dusty, how come the landing with the rocket engine didn’t unleash a massive dust storm? There’s typically no “wind” on the moon but that landing (and the take-off) sure did create lots of wind. Even the astronautsactors didn’t kick up dust as they were prancing around, even later with a dune buggy (my truck creates large dust clouds on Earth in dry areas just going 5mph). Given the low gravity and lack of atmosphere (to slow the dust down), dust would have risen quite high and lingered around for an extended period of time too. I can’t recall a single picture with dust in it. Hmmmm.
     
    They did kick up dust when they landed. It could be seen out of the window of the LEM. The descent engine typically wasn't on when they touched down. They usually shut it off 3 - 6 ft. above the surface, though it may have been on briefly after complete touchdown for some of the missions.

    And, no, dust would not linger for extended periods of time. There is no atmosphere for it to waft around in. It would fall back down as fast as a rock dropped from the same height.

    Replies: @Eustace Tilley (not), @anonymous

    , @APT
    @CalDre

    Your final paragraph is the irrefutable argument that the landings were faked. I engaged with ChatGPT regarding the dust and once I got past the NASA BS it dredged up and reminded it of Newton's Laws it had to conclude that there would be huge amounts of dust (that were not seen) and a crater 3-4m dia by 0.3-1.0m deep under the landing craft.

    "• The LM, hovering 1.5 m above the surface, would almost certainly leave a crater beneath the nozzle during landing and a larger crater during takeoff.
    • Apollo photos show very little disturbance under the LM footpads — only shallow marks consistent with tiny local settling, not the crater predicted by physics.
    • Combined with the dust cloud analysis, this suggests a serious discrepancy between expected physical effects and photographic evidence."

    , @Wokechoke
    @CalDre

    We are space dust.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJyGSUc-eQQ

    , @Kingsmeg
    @CalDre


    Humidity is 100% a relevant variable.
     
    On Earth, yes. My point is that it's not a factor on the moon when judging if moon dust could hold the ridges seen in those footprints.

    It's the oil in cocoa powder that causes it to hold shapes so well. 10-24% fat by volume per teh googlies. A common homebrew recipe for greensand for foundry casting is to mix powdered cement and sand (ceramic floor tile adhesive) with used engine oil. The oil causes it to hold fine details better than the water used in traditional foundry castings, although it's toxic because a part of the dirty motor oil burns off when you pour the molten metal. But it's popular with home foundries because the guys who do this tend to also do their own oil changes.
  • Cristina on Twitter asks, “Can you please write another of your beautiful posts about hope. I am not sure I have any left. We need hope.” I don’t understand how anyone can be without hope right now, personally. The imperial propaganda machine is crumbling in ways we’ve never seen in our lifetime. They wouldn’t work...
  • @Vidi
    @CalDre


    You have to show it’s a climate prediction and it isn’t, it’s an orthogonal event. The flooding would occur no matter the cause of the ice sheet melting, and, moreover, the prediction is of the nature “Assuming my Climate Scam arguments are correct, then flooding”, which means you are assuming the model is correct rather than proving it with an accurate (in hindsight) prediction.
     
    As I expected, you have again attempted to weasel out of your predicament.

    As I have said, I don't care what you mean by "Climate Scam". If Earth warms enough to melt the Greenland glaciers, that is a significant climatic event. And my climate model makes a prediction: that one consequence is that many of the world's greatest cities will be flooded. This prediction has an extremely high probability of being true. Thus I have contradicted your assertion that all climate models are wrong.


    Speaking of Berkeley Earth, this graph (source page) is interesting. Look at the wild annual mean fluctuations in the 18th century. Peaks are higher than today.
     
    Yet the Berkeley graph is consistent with CRUTEM5 / HadCRUT5: there is an acceleration of global warming since about 1960. The broad agreement between the temperature databases contradicts you once more: the databases are unlikely to be fake. The cold, hard data show that Earth is indeed warming up at an unprecedented rate; the evidence strongly contradicts what your wild conspiracy theories claim.

    Either way, good day.
     
    Fine with me.

    Replies: @CalDre

    my climate model makes a prediction

    My God, you are so incredibly stupid. That is the problem with “democracy”, even if it weren’t absolutely corrupt, absolute morons like you get to vote.

    The broad agreement between the temperature databases

    They use the same underlying manipulated data, you astoundingly stupid idiot.

  • @Vidi


    My prediction stands: if the Greenland glaciers melt away, many of the world’s greatest cities will be flooded.
     
    But anyway this is not a prediction based on the Climate Scam. The Climate Scam predicts that this ice sheet will melt, I don’t know, by when? And what do we get “if” they’re wrong?
     
    I don't care what you define as the "Climate Scam". My prediction stands regardless: if the Greenland glaciers melt away, many of the world’s greatest cities will be flooded. This is a climate prediction. One that is almost certainly true. Which completely contradicts your assertion that all the climate models are wrong.

    I did not specify when the glaciers will melt. I did not have to do that to contradict you.

    I know you well enough by now to realize that you will probably try to weasel out again. If you do, I will lose any respect, already small, that I have left for you.

    Re: the CRUTEM5 data, it admits prominently on their website: “New quality control proceedures (sic) are applied to screen for outliers in station data.” I already told you they manipulate the data. Temperature too low, and supposedly too high, to support the scam? Just drop it. That’s what Climategate was about.
     
    CRUTEM5 is not the only database of global temperatures, not by a long shot. Some others are GlobalTemp (NOAA), GISTEMP (NASA), and Berkeley Earth. They are consistent with each other, which means serious manipulation is unlikely.

    Perhaps you think they are ALL fake. If so, you belong with the dumbest Flat Earthers, who think that nearly everything they see is fake -- but that their personal wild conspiracy theories are NOT fake.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Speaking of Berkeley Earth, this graph (source page) is interesting. Look at the wild annual mean fluctuations in the 18th century. Peaks are higher than today. What brought it down, according to the charts, is a series of volcanoes. (Notice no large volcanic eruptions anywhere the size of Laki or Tambora in the last 175 years – since 1850, by coincidence no doubt – to cool things down.)

    Of course what they don’t discuss is solar cycles. And how our sun just went through a super-cycle with exceptionally high solar energy output. And of course the sun is the greatest (by far) contributor to the fact that Earth is not near 0 degrees Kelvin. So would it be surprising that perhaps extraordinary sun solar output – sure, maybe the highest in 2,000 years or 200,000 years, who knows – would warm the Earth more quickly than previously? (And the very old ice core “data” don’t have yearly temperatures, even their scam measuring techniques don’t claim such resolution.)

    I did not have to do that to contradict you.

    You have to show it’s a climate prediction and it isn’t, it’s an orthogonal event. The flooding would occur no matter the cause of the ice sheet melting, and, moreover, the prediction is of the nature “Assuming my Climate Scam arguments are correct, then flooding”, which means you are assuming the model is correct rather than proving it with an accurate (in hindsight) prediction. The fact that you claim you are correct on this suggests I am conversing with someone either incapable of reason or too stubborn to admit a mistake. Either way, good day.

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @CalDre


    You have to show it’s a climate prediction and it isn’t, it’s an orthogonal event. The flooding would occur no matter the cause of the ice sheet melting, and, moreover, the prediction is of the nature “Assuming my Climate Scam arguments are correct, then flooding”, which means you are assuming the model is correct rather than proving it with an accurate (in hindsight) prediction.
     
    As I expected, you have again attempted to weasel out of your predicament.

    As I have said, I don't care what you mean by "Climate Scam". If Earth warms enough to melt the Greenland glaciers, that is a significant climatic event. And my climate model makes a prediction: that one consequence is that many of the world's greatest cities will be flooded. This prediction has an extremely high probability of being true. Thus I have contradicted your assertion that all climate models are wrong.


    Speaking of Berkeley Earth, this graph (source page) is interesting. Look at the wild annual mean fluctuations in the 18th century. Peaks are higher than today.
     
    Yet the Berkeley graph is consistent with CRUTEM5 / HadCRUT5: there is an acceleration of global warming since about 1960. The broad agreement between the temperature databases contradicts you once more: the databases are unlikely to be fake. The cold, hard data show that Earth is indeed warming up at an unprecedented rate; the evidence strongly contradicts what your wild conspiracy theories claim.

    Either way, good day.
     
    Fine with me.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Vidi

    No, you didn’t, are you really that confused? You wrote “if” all the ice melts
     
    It seems you don't understand that ALL predictions are based on one or more "if" assumptions. For example, when someone predicts that the sun will rise in the East tomorrow, he assumes that the Earth will not be destroyed tonight.

    My prediction stands: if the Greenland glaciers melt away, many of the world's greatest cities will be flooded.

    I repeat my reason for making the Greenland prediction, in case you try to squirm out again. You were the one who said (link), "LOL, my God, it’s already been pointed out to you that 100% of the predictions of these idiotic, manipulated, goal-seeking “models” are wrong".

    Of course, you could have meant that only the ridiculous models are wrong -- meaning that some of them are right. But more likely you were saying that the predictions of all the climate models are incorrect. So I contradicted you by making a prediction that is almost certainly NOT wrong.

    I opened a sampling of the files and found exactly what the description says – they are maps of “anomalies” and even use “statistical sampling” to create data out of thin air and include in their model
     
    You obviously did not understand what the HadCRUT5 data download page (link) says at the very top: that the data set is based on blending CRUTEM5 and other data. The page even links you conveniently to CRUTEM5. As an alleged Computer Engineer you should have been intelligent enough to follow that link.

    On the CRUTEM5 download page, the file you want is the called "CRUTEM5 station data" (link). This is the raw temperature data from stations around the world.

    Don't bleat at me, Mister Computer Engineer, if you can't cope with the 139 megabytes of data in that file (when uncompressed). You wanted the full set? Now you have it. I have even provided a convenient link to that file.

    Replies: @CalDre

    My prediction stands: if the Greenland glaciers melt away, many of the world’s greatest cities will be flooded.

    It’s an ice sheet, not glaciers (there are glaciers too but they pale in water volume to the ice sheet). But anyway this is not a prediction based on the Climate Scam. The Climate Scam predicts that this ice sheet will melt, I don’t know, by when? And what do we get “if” they’re wrong?

    Re: the CRUTEM5 data, it admits prominently on their website: “New quality control proceedures (sic) are applied to screen for outliers in station data.” I already told you they manipulate the data. Temperature too low, and supposedly too high, to support the scam? Just drop it. That’s what Climategate was about.

    They report temperature anomalies rather than absolute temperature, without providing the reference point for the period in question (based on 1981-2000 means, so the priests tell us). This makes it difficult if not impossible for anyone to check the data against their own reference data.

    They at least admit that they don’t properly account for urbanization bias. Fortunately, the media priests don’t bother their flock with such trivialities. It’s certain!

    When calculating the global mean, they make huge assumptions based on the fact that stations measure only a tiny portion of the planet, and occur in varying densities at different locations. Basically they say one station measures a huge area. Apparently the word “micro-climate” is unknown to them.

    There’s also of course a sourcing issue. The data is obtained from “national meteorological and hydrological services”, tell me, how is one to know if they have altered the data prior to providing it? There are certainly folks ready to feed large juicy carrots to such manipulators. And manipulating a single station can have a large impact if it is the only one in a large radius. Which reminds me: supposedly the greatest warming is occurring in the Arctic. Where nobody can really check that.

    I would be a lot less worried about these matters if, in fact, the government paid skeptics the same amount of research funds as the climate alarmists. That way we could be sure there is critical review and others are assembling the data in other ways. But that doesn’t happen – in fact, it’s the exact opposite of science, it’s like the Church: dissidents are excommunicated from the research fund pool, and if the only other source of funding (“Big Oil”) funds them, well, then obviously they are biased! lol. And that’s not a conspiracy theory, b/c a “conspiracy theory” is a term used by dopeheads to try to smear those who question government lies. Sort of like the “witch” charge in the days of the older religion.

    Regarding ice cores, another utterly unreliable measure of temperature – it is based on ratios of 16O and 18O isotopes. Which are affected by a large number of things and everyone admits it’s not a constant even during periods of identical temperature. Yet variations in this ratio are used to “determine” temperatures 500,000 years ago. LOL.

    And all of this is orthogonal to the question, if indeed the temperature is rising on average, what is causing it? We know the climate is constantly changing. Even if temperatures are changing more rapidly now than they did in the prior 175 years (since 1850), that’s a tiny blip in geological time. It’s like saying the Yellowstone supervolcano will never erupt b/c it hasn’t erupted since 1850, or if it does, it must be caused by me driving my car! lol.

  • @Vidi
    @CalDre


    Yeah, and if a nuclear bomb goes off over your head you are dead. Or if a meteor strikes you. Or if you are visiting Yellowstone when the super volcano there erupts. [blah blah blah]
     
    Yes, these predictions are as obvious as mine on the global effect of melting Greenland glaciers.

    However, you were the one who said (link), "LOL, my God, it’s already been pointed out to you that 100% of the predictions of these idiotic, manipulated, goal-seeking “models” are wrong".

    Of course, you could have meant that only the ridiculous models are wrong -- meaning that some of them are right. But more likely you were saying that the predictions of all the climate models are incorrect. So I contradicted you by making a prediction that is almost certainly NOT wrong.

    Which file [from the HatCRUT5 database]? There are lots of files in the netCDF format. Show me for example which file shows the hourly temperature at two weather stations (whichever you like) in Colorado and Iceland from 1850-2025.
     
    You should have little trouble coping with computer files, Mister Computer Engineer.

    Yes, and you are truly an irate zealot. You don’t understand anything, you just repeat the garbage you are fed.
     
    I have already said that I am not a zealot: I rely on evidence; a zealot relies on mostly evidence-free religious fantasies. The difference is stark enough to prove that I am not a zealot.

    You probably think I've been brainwashed by the evidence. But there is an ENORMOUS amount of it for global climate change, from respected researchers all over the world. If you were truly an engineer, the HatCRUT5 database alone should have stopped your ravings cold. A true engineer respects reality, always.

    Perhaps your wild conspiracy theories say that HatCRUT5 is fake. But as I said, there is an ENORMOUS amount of other evidence from all over the world. Some of this torrent of evidence is similar to HatCRUT5, and some of it is completely independent. If you deny all of that evidence, I will lump you with the Flat Earthers, who as a group are some of the most stupid people I have ever seen.

    Replies: @CalDre

    So I contradicted you by making a prediction that is almost certainly NOT wrong

    No, you didn’t, are you really that confused? You wrote “if” all the ice melts – well that’s a simple volume calculation, there is so much water, and you need a delta x in Earth’s radius to absorb that, in light of the amount of the Earth’s surface area composed of water. That is not a climate scam prediction but a fluid dynamics calculation, i.e., engineering. Now if you want to predict something, predict how much of that ice will melt every year for the next 100 years, and if we live long enough we can confirm your predictions are ludicrous. But of course the climate scam advocates have long predicted ice melting, and all those predictions have been wrong. You can call them “extremist” but they were heralded as the “scientific consensus” at the time.

    You should have little trouble coping with computer files

    I don’t, I opened a sampling of the files and found exactly what the description says – they are maps of “anomalies” and even use “statistical sampling” to create data out of thin air and include in their model. How scientific! Use your model to create the data that your model then uses! Perfect snake eating its tail!

    So again, you have failed at your point. My point is: the raw data isn’t available, or at least wasn’t last time I thoroughly checked. And that’s not how science works.

    I rely on evidence.

    Models are not evidence, they are predictions, and in the climate scam world, they are nefarious, manipulated, end-driven scams. Anyone can model anything.

    Again, you avoided my question, can you “model” how a newborn infant will die and at what age. Your silence proves my point. But as a true zealot, you are unwilling to admit anything. And with that, I have to end this conversation – at least in this conversation, you are truly hopeless, you wouldn’t admit the sun is bright if I claimed it. Maybe over the years, though, a scintilla of critical thinking will enter your mind re: the climate scam, and then you can recognize it for the nefarious fraud it is.

    the Flat Earthers, who as a group are some of the most stupid people I have ever seen

    Actually, the climate alarmists are even dumber. At least the Flat Earthers aren’t trying to pass laws to prevent sailing and air travel b/c the vessels will fall over the edge. It is just their opinion. You, the climate alarmists, you are actually dangerous b/c you want to use the power of the state – i.e. force and violence – to impose your absolutely ludicrous and insane ideology on those who are vastly smarter than you..

  • @Vidi
    @CalDre

    I said:


    Every large movement breeds some extremists, of course. If you think the wildest claims of the climate extremists are what the sober climatologists are saying, that is your problem, not mine.
     
    You cut out the meat of my statement and replied:

    No, it’s actually more your problem, b/c you’re the irate zealot.
     
    I am not a zealot. I rely on evidence; zealots rely on mostly evidence-free religious fantasies.

    I’m not afraid of the sky falling and constantly lambasting the non-deluded with fairy tales.
     
    But you claim to be an "engineer", so you must respect the evidence (see below). Or at least you must pretend to do it, if you pretend to be an engineer.

    LOL, my God, it’s already been pointed out to you that 100% of the predictions of these idiotic, manipulated, goal-seeking “models” are wrong
     
    Some of the wilder claims of the climate extremists are almost certainly wrong. But the prediction I made is almost certainly not wrong: if Greenland's glaciers melt away, many of the world's greatest cities will be flooded. You are unable to refute this obvious prediction, so you ignore it. That is a mark of intellectual dishonesty.

    Where is this temperature data – the full set?
     
    If you had actually bothered to follow my link (here it is again: link), you would have noticed that the graph cites the HadCRUT5 database, from the Hadley Centre (of the UK Met Office). Here is the database -- the full set from 1850 to now -- direct from the UK Met Office:

    https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcrut5/

    All your wild conspiracy theories collide with the Met Office's cold, hard data. You will probably ignore this, but ignoring the real world is usually fatal to the career of a Professional Engineer. Are you truly an engineer?

    Replies: @CalDre

    if Greenland’s glaciers melt away, many of the world’s greatest cities will be flooded. You are unable to refute this obvious prediction, so you ignore it.

    Yeah, and if a nuclear bomb goes off over your head you are dead. Or if a meteor strikes you. Or if you are visiting Yellowstone when the super volcano there erupts. Or if you starve b/c plants don’t produce enough nutritious food. Or, wait, I know there’s an obvious one – one of the 1,000s of bio-labs doing genetic engineering of bio-weapons has one of its cute little bugs released, which is nearly a certainty at some point in the near future since your scientists/priests are reckless, irresponsible morons. I suppose if the media spent 24 hours a day brainwashing you about the dangers of bio-engineering viruses and other pathogens – well, that wouldn’t be brainwashing since those clearly do kill in large numbers. Perhaps everyone. And that risk is actually quite easily mitigated – stop doing the damn bio-engineering.

    But sure, if 3 million cubic meters of ice (which I haven’t confirmed is there, not sure how that amount was calculated), which is on average over 2 km deep, melts …. Yeah, I ignore insignificant risks, but also I live at over 1,000 m elevation so a 7 m rise doesn’t affect me much.

    But of course the whole issue is whether me driving a car is going to cause all that ice to melt … which it certainly isn’t, any more than it will cause a super-volcano to erupt or a meteor to strike Earth.

    Some of the wilder claims of the climate extremists are almost certainly wrong.

    All the claims are wrong.

    Where is this temperature data – the full set?

    the graph cites the HadCRUT5 database …. Here is the database — the full set from 1850 to now

    Which file? There are lots of files in the netCDF format. Show me for example which file shows the hourly temperature at two weather stations (whichever you like) in Colorado and Iceland from 1850-2025. The description doesn’t indicate such raw data is available; instead they claim to show “anomalies”, which means, they have processed the data. I am asking for the raw data, not manipulated data.

    Not to mention, you did not address my comments about why the data, even in the best of situations, would be unreliable – changes in measuring equipment, urban micro-climates and the like. Now that is true intellectual dishonesty.

    Are you truly an engineer?

    Yes, and you are truly an irate zealot. You don’t understand anything, you just repeat the garbage you are fed. In actual science, we call this “garbage in, garbage out”. You read some garbage, without the slightest critical analysis, and then repeat it as your gospel. Just like any religious zealot.

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @CalDre


    Yeah, and if a nuclear bomb goes off over your head you are dead. Or if a meteor strikes you. Or if you are visiting Yellowstone when the super volcano there erupts. [blah blah blah]
     
    Yes, these predictions are as obvious as mine on the global effect of melting Greenland glaciers.

    However, you were the one who said (link), "LOL, my God, it’s already been pointed out to you that 100% of the predictions of these idiotic, manipulated, goal-seeking “models” are wrong".

    Of course, you could have meant that only the ridiculous models are wrong -- meaning that some of them are right. But more likely you were saying that the predictions of all the climate models are incorrect. So I contradicted you by making a prediction that is almost certainly NOT wrong.

    Which file [from the HatCRUT5 database]? There are lots of files in the netCDF format. Show me for example which file shows the hourly temperature at two weather stations (whichever you like) in Colorado and Iceland from 1850-2025.
     
    You should have little trouble coping with computer files, Mister Computer Engineer.

    Yes, and you are truly an irate zealot. You don’t understand anything, you just repeat the garbage you are fed.
     
    I have already said that I am not a zealot: I rely on evidence; a zealot relies on mostly evidence-free religious fantasies. The difference is stark enough to prove that I am not a zealot.

    You probably think I've been brainwashed by the evidence. But there is an ENORMOUS amount of it for global climate change, from respected researchers all over the world. If you were truly an engineer, the HatCRUT5 database alone should have stopped your ravings cold. A true engineer respects reality, always.

    Perhaps your wild conspiracy theories say that HatCRUT5 is fake. But as I said, there is an ENORMOUS amount of other evidence from all over the world. Some of this torrent of evidence is similar to HatCRUT5, and some of it is completely independent. If you deny all of that evidence, I will lump you with the Flat Earthers, who as a group are some of the most stupid people I have ever seen.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Vidi
    @Vidi


    But let’s be clear: “Climate Change” is neither science – because is absolutely rejects the scientific method and is ideologically and financially massively manipulated
     
    Every large movement breeds some extremists, of course. If you think the wildest claims of the climate extremists are what the sober climatologists are saying, that is your problem, not mine.

    “modeling” something that is very poorly understood is also utter fraud.
     
    Not always a fraud. For example, I understand very little of the aging process, but I hereby declare my model for your life: that you will die someday. We don't have to understand everything about a subject in order to make reliable predictions.

    Granted, we don't know everything about the climate. Yet we can make reliable predictions. For example, if the Greenland glaciers melt completely, many of the world's greatest cities, which tend to be situated on shorelines, will be flooded. New York City, Shanghai, London, and may other cities will be in trouble. Venice is already in trouble.

    And the planet is indeed warming at an alarming rate (link). We know this from direct measurements of the temperature around the world. This is irrefutable evidence.

    Will global warming cause deserts to expand and reduce our supply of food? No one knows. We would have to be totally stupid to push our luck.

    Is the evidence reproducible?
     
    While reproducibility is preferred, it is not necessary if we have enough evidence. For example, nobody has ever reproduced a supernova, yet we know quite a lot about them because we have seen so many across the universe. Evidence is all-important.

    No, b/c the data is kept secret.
     
    Maybe some of the quacks keep their "evidence" secret.

    Replies: @CalDre

    that is your problem, not mine

    No, it’s actually more your problem, b/c you’re the irate zealot. I’m not afraid of the sky falling and constantly lambasting the non-deluded with fairy tales.

    It clearly rejects the scientific method. All these lies about “consensus” really mean – you’re a quack if you don’t believe our lies. That’s not how science works. That’s how the Church worked in the days of Galileo. And that’s how your contemporary priests work now.

    that you will die someday

    The inevitability of death is actually extremely well understood. Let’s move to something more interesting – why don’t you model what day I will die, and of what cause? And not just me, do it for infants – we want to get as close to 150 years out as possible.

    Yet we can make reliable predictions.

    LOL, my God, it’s already been pointed out to you that 100% of the predictions of these idiotic, manipulated, goal-seeking “models” are wrong – from no more snow in UK to melting ice caps and disappearing glaciers (I visited a few this summer in Colorado and Montana, glad to report they were still there!) to temperature increases to every single thing. But don’t let a 0% success rate spoil your blind faith in your (highly paid/bribed) priests ….

    This is irrefutable evidence.

    Where is this temperature data – the full set? You have a link? Oh, by the way, I’ve watched weather stations go offline when the temperature drops below what the models “expect”. But not when it rises above. One of many examples of goal-seeking. Another is: are the temperature sensors the same ones used 100 or 50 years ago? No, they are not. So you have different measuring tools. Are the weather stations in the same environment? No, they used to be in rural areas, now they are in large cities with asphalt and the like, which are known to be hotter than surrounding rural areas due to various heat effects of contemporary urban design (understood as urban microclimates). So you are not actually measuring the same thing at all. Does the data actually show increases? No, that’s what Climategate is about (a rare glimpse into the actual emails of the priests, due to a hack, which communications are otherwise well hidden behind a wall of secrecy). The data doesn’t show that. And the climate priests are perplexed. They’ll nee more funding ….

    Will global warming cause deserts to expand and reduce our supply of food?

    What we do know is that during times food production has greatly increased. As I’ve noted, this is largely due to increased CO2 in the atmosphere, which makes it easier for plants to absorb the C which is the building-block of life. What happens if we reduce CO2 in the atmosphere? That’s actually a real danger. Even if deserts were to expand due to heating, at the same time tundra would thaw, creating new land for farming.

    supernovas … we have seen so many across the universe

    Sure, but that is actually reproducible to some extent – you can make a hypothesis and test it against the next supernova event, though of course the data available is extremely limited and one doesn’t know its reliability. But the same doesn’t hold true for climate change b/c the time periods involved are too long. And as I’ve mentioned multiple times, all the hypothesis formulated by the climate priests have turned out to be completely wrong, a far lower success rate than random guessing – precisely b/c they goal-seek (since that is how they are paid – if they change their mind and oppose the climate scam, their lavish funding suddenly disappears – science indeed – “they blinded me with science“).

    P.S. Your latest response, when I responded thoroughly to your Arctic misrepresentations, was “noise ignored”. Yup, that’s “blinding science”. LOL.

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @CalDre

    I said:


    Every large movement breeds some extremists, of course. If you think the wildest claims of the climate extremists are what the sober climatologists are saying, that is your problem, not mine.
     
    You cut out the meat of my statement and replied:

    No, it’s actually more your problem, b/c you’re the irate zealot.
     
    I am not a zealot. I rely on evidence; zealots rely on mostly evidence-free religious fantasies.

    I’m not afraid of the sky falling and constantly lambasting the non-deluded with fairy tales.
     
    But you claim to be an "engineer", so you must respect the evidence (see below). Or at least you must pretend to do it, if you pretend to be an engineer.

    LOL, my God, it’s already been pointed out to you that 100% of the predictions of these idiotic, manipulated, goal-seeking “models” are wrong
     
    Some of the wilder claims of the climate extremists are almost certainly wrong. But the prediction I made is almost certainly not wrong: if Greenland's glaciers melt away, many of the world's greatest cities will be flooded. You are unable to refute this obvious prediction, so you ignore it. That is a mark of intellectual dishonesty.

    Where is this temperature data – the full set?
     
    If you had actually bothered to follow my link (here it is again: link), you would have noticed that the graph cites the HadCRUT5 database, from the Hadley Centre (of the UK Met Office). Here is the database -- the full set from 1850 to now -- direct from the UK Met Office:

    https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcrut5/

    All your wild conspiracy theories collide with the Met Office's cold, hard data. You will probably ignore this, but ignoring the real world is usually fatal to the career of a Professional Engineer. Are you truly an engineer?

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Vidi
    @CalDre



    Science is not a religion.
     
    Sure it is, at varying levels. There are some “hard” sciences, like parts of physics and chemistry,
     
    I had the hard sciences in mind, of course. These are not religious -- each of them is backed by an enormous amount of evidence, and each has great reliability and predictive value.

    Having lost on why the Arctic had lush forests, you now attempt to change the topic to religion. Be advised that I will not respond to further religious arguments.


    In fact, an immense amount of science is behind the Internet.
     
    I’m a computer engineer, genius.
     
    You are evidently not a very good "computer engineer", whatever you mean by that, if you don't understand that evidence is what makes the hard sciences reliable enough to make the Internet work. The more evidence there is, the greater the reliability. The global climate crisis has an absolutely gigantic amount of evidence behind it.

    Replies: @CalDre

    each [ of the hard sciences ] has great reliability and predictive value

    I’m glad we can agree on something. But let’s be clear: “Climate Change” is neither science – because is absolutely rejects the scientific method and is ideologically and financially massively manipulated, indeed, it’s utter fraud – nor is it hard – “modeling” something that is very poorly understood is also utter fraud. They can’t even predict the weather today, but they know the global temperature within 2 degrees 150 years from now? You have to be an absolute fawning tool to believe that.

    Having lost on why the Arctic had lush forests

    I didn’t lose anything, delusional liar. Go back through the thread.

    I will not respond to further religious arguments.

    Oooh, the zealot is touchy about having his mind-numbingly idiotic religion challenged. How cute.

    The global climate crisis has an absolutely gigantic amount of evidence behind it.

    Is the evidence reproducible? No, b/c the data is kept secret. I’ve already exposed Climategate, the fact that this is about the coolest period in Earth’s history (according your your priests), the divergence issues, the polar “oil” conundrum, and other matters.

    But of course like any devoted zealot, nothing will change your mind about your idiotic religion. I have far greater respect for Christians and idol worshipers, at least they admit it is their faith, you claim to have truth on your side, while in truth you have only lies, speculation, fraudulent and manipulated data, and secret “models” (which scientists are paid huge amounts of money, provided, and this is important, they spit out the “correct” result).

    In short, nothing could be further removed from actual “hard science” than the global warming scam, which has the pernicious political objective of impoverishing the vast majority of humans while your priests – and more importantly, their sponsors – get filthy rich. And you, by pushing this nefarious lie, are just as profoundly evil and anti-human as its sponsors.

  • @Vidi
    @CalDre


    [noise ignored]
     

    You have great faith in your religion.
     
    Science is not a religion. The evidence that backs up science is as solid as the fact that the Internet works well enough to let us have this conversation. In fact, an immense amount of science is behind the Internet. You could ignore all that evidence, but then you would have to pretend the Internet does not exist -- and disappear from this site.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Science is not a religion.

    Sure it is, at varying levels. There are some “hard” sciences, like parts of physics and chemistry, and then there’s a whole lot of propaganda and indoctrination masquerading as “science”. Historical stuff, social “sciences”, and various obviously politically-motivated scams like anthropomorphic climate change being prominent examples.

    Even if we presume something that is most obviously not true, that the powers that be are honest and earnestly striving for truth, there are limits to epistemology. Again, esp. anything historical.

    You’ve obviously been thoroughly indoctrinated and buy the junk science. Because you can’t think for yourself, but still think you are smarter than everyone else. Just like those who follow other religions.

    Do you even know what idealism is and it’s implications? Can your “science” disprove idealism? lol.

    In fact, an immense amount of science is behind the Internet.

    I’m a computer engineer, genius.

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @CalDre



    Science is not a religion.
     
    Sure it is, at varying levels. There are some “hard” sciences, like parts of physics and chemistry,
     
    I had the hard sciences in mind, of course. These are not religious -- each of them is backed by an enormous amount of evidence, and each has great reliability and predictive value.

    Having lost on why the Arctic had lush forests, you now attempt to change the topic to religion. Be advised that I will not respond to further religious arguments.


    In fact, an immense amount of science is behind the Internet.
     
    I’m a computer engineer, genius.
     
    You are evidently not a very good "computer engineer", whatever you mean by that, if you don't understand that evidence is what makes the hard sciences reliable enough to make the Internet work. The more evidence there is, the greater the reliability. The global climate crisis has an absolutely gigantic amount of evidence behind it.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • What I said was correct: today’s Arctic was at temperate latitudes in the Permian period and therefore had lush forests.

    First of all, the Arctic isn’t a land mass, it’s a location (the north pole), and, as such, has never moved. Antarctica is a land mass. But in those maps western Eurasia – par. Siberia – is practically sitting over the Arctic. And in this map, you can see oil-rich Alaska is also close to the North Pole – right next to the “Big Arctic Lake”.

    For example, one article (link) shows two independent ice cores.

    You have great faith in your religion. The list of assumptions, as well as the list of everything that can go wrong in measurements, is each vast and profound. And in any event the scope limit is “100,000s of years”, not “100 millions of years”. Big diff, but that’s actually math. And math I can believe in. I’ve studied enough science to know that all the inconsistencies are just covered up or thrown away. Because, well, the “narrative”.

    Now for some modern data

    I’ve also studied the Climate Scam long enough to know that this data is utterly unreliable and fraudulent. Look up Climategate. And the Divergence Problem. BTW the Divergence Problem is one of those many inconsistencies I mentioned above which are just ignored. Same is true e.g. of Carbon and geological dating, sometimes leading to vastly different results for the same sample. Methods like Carbon-14 dating, inter alia, assume that all inhale and absorb the same amount of Carbon-14 per pound during their lifetime (and none at all thereafter), as well as uniformity of Carbon-14 distribution over geography and time (over time assumes a perpetual equal rate of atmospheric creation from solar energy and decay of the C-14 already formed), assumptions which by themselves are deeply flawed, but such nonsense passes for “science” in the halls of the Believers.

    If this rate continues ….

    And if each female mouse produces 60 offspring per year, then in 100 years we will have 6,533,186,235,000,709,230,034,068,928,691,287,343,700,324,585,314,296,867,722,640,545,345,121,774,145,098,416,101,607,381,667,300,811,080,828,609,214,055,796,893,078,458,763,823,293,748,842,154,779,319,623,108,143,171,180,246,289,350,656 mice. Wow!

    We would have to be utterly stupid to believe the climate scam nonsense.

    Fixed it for ya.

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @CalDre


    [noise ignored]
     

    You have great faith in your religion.
     
    Science is not a religion. The evidence that backs up science is as solid as the fact that the Internet works well enough to let us have this conversation. In fact, an immense amount of science is behind the Internet. You could ignore all that evidence, but then you would have to pretend the Internet does not exist -- and disappear from this site.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Vidi
    @CalDre


    Please spare us the Anthropomorphic Climate Crisis doom and gloom propaganda. Do you know why there is oil in the Arctic? Because it used to be lush, dense forest.
     
    What we call the Arctic had lush forests because the region was at temperate latitudes. Tectonic plates move constantly; several hundred million years ago in the Permian period, when oil was being formed, all the land on Earth was in a supercontinent named Pangea. Have a look at an amazing map of this enormous single landmass (link), with modern political borders drawn on it: the area we now call Arctic was at a latitude near today's Mexico. Thus the forests and the oil.

    Have a look at this video from NOAA, the Climate Hoax Propagandist in Chief, which claims now is pretty much the coolest it’s been in 500 million years. So it will get warmer again. Big deal.
     
    In spite of what the ignorant claim, it is a big deal. The current global temperature is not the problem; we do know that Earth has been warmer. The problem is how quickly Earth is heating. Previous warmings took thousands, maybe millions of years; now it's happening in half a century. How much further will the planet warm if we push our luck? Will Earth become a burning hellhole like Venus? No one knows.

    Replies: @CalDre

    What we call the Arctic had lush forests because the region was at temperate latitudes.

    No, it wasn’t. Maps of Pangea, if anything, show vastly more land mass was near and over the poles than is the case now. In your link, the view is from the top (north) – note the “Big Arctic Lake” right in the center. Not that I buy into any of this unproven (and unprovable) speculation about the distant past.

    Previous warmings took thousands, maybe millions of years

    We have no idea how long they took, do you think they know the average global temperature to the 0.1 degrees 500 million years ago and daily changes to it? LMAO! It’s all speculation. But I can hazard to guess that the large cataclysmic volcanoes and meteor impacts had far quicker temperature effects than driving cars, that’s just common sense.

    Will Earth become a burning hellhole like Venus?

    LOL, well if you believe what they fraudulently call “the science”, Earth was a flaming ball of fire a few billion years ago and in less time the sun will supernova and consume the Earth entirely. So be scared, very very scared!

    Far more likely, given how violent and aggressive (not to mention insane) the “West” is, is a nuclear war, which will cool the Earth much faster than you can say “But but but ….”

    There simply is no credible evidence that man is causing the warming. In fact there isn’t much evidence of warming. Polar ice caps … still there. UK … still snowing. Weather station temperatures – still fraudulently manipulated. “Science” – replaced by government mandates, censorship, group think and intolerance, not to mention fraudulent data and “secret models” (hint: climate models are not science, they are secret and fantastical).

    Every. Single. Prediction. Made. By. The. Climate. Alarmists/Scammers. Has. Been. Proven. Wrong. But keep believing, you have to believe in something, right? Why not a made-up idiotic narrative that justifies hating mankind more than you already do? Yay!

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @CalDre



    What we call the Arctic had lush forests because the region was at temperate latitudes.
     
    No, it wasn’t. Maps of Pangea, if anything, show vastly more land mass was near and over the poles than is the case now. In your link, the view is from the top (north) – note the “Big Arctic Lake” right in the center. Not that I buy into any of this unproven (and unprovable) speculation about the distant past.
     
    You are mistaken. Another map from the Enclopedia Brittanica (link) uses ocean currents to show the equator. Yet this map is much the same: Eurasia is on top, North America is in the middle, and Antartica is at the bottom. What I said was correct: today's Arctic was at temperate latitudes in the Permian period and therefore had lush forests.

    We have no idea how long [the previous warmings] took
     
    We do indeed know what global temperatures were like in the past. For example, one article (link) shows two independent ice cores. (See Figure 3 for data from EPICA Dome going back 800,000 years, and Figure 5 for data from Vostok. The two figures have different time scales, so be careful when comparing them.)

    The two cores largely agree with each other, so the possibility of error is much reduced.

    The warming that began about 350,000 years ago took 20,000 years; and the warming that began about 150,000 years ago also took roughly 20,000 years.

    Now for some modern data (link). From 1960 to 2025, global temperatures have risen at least 1.5 C. If this rate continues (1.5 degress C in a mere 65 years), in 20,000 years the Earth's average temperature will be a balmy 462 degrees C, more than hot enough to melt lead.

    Of course, "drill, baby, drill" will kill us long before we reach "burn, baby, burn". But the Earth could still become another Venus after humans die and could no longer affect the planet's temperature directly. At some point, an automatic feedback loop could start: a warmer Earth causes more methane to be released from permafrost and clathrates; this causes Earth to warm up more; this in turn causes even more methane to be released; and so on, unstoppably, for a long time. Will Earth become another hellhole like Venus? Nobody knows. But we are in peril: there have been reports of giant methane burps in Siberian taiga.

    We would have to be utterly stupid to push our luck.

    Replies: @roonaldo, @Vidi

  • @anonymous
    I'm not so hopeful. It's not necessary to fool all of the people all of the time, just to get a slight majority to outshout the rest for the time being. The public has a short memory span as it is and most are low information types anyway. The current genocide has been graphic and has thus outraged most of the world yet the US still supplies the weaponry to continue it in spite of it. This is just the final stage of the Israeli project of expanding and clearing out the native population which has been ongoing since the inception of the state. After that perhaps we're all on a ride to Iran. What'll happen is that we'll get a 9/11 event which will enable them to carry on both domestically and externally. The US has always gotten its pivotal moments right in the nick of time, whether it was the Maine, Lusitania, Pearl Harbor, Gulf of Tonkin or 9/11. Just wait, something will pop up that can be used to shut people up and further the policies of those who actually run things.

    Replies: @CalDre, @Vidi

    This is just the final stage of the Israeli project of expanding and clearing out the native population which has been ongoing since the inception of the state.

    Sadly, the ZioNazi project is far more ambitious than you give it credit. Eretz Israel (Greater Israel) runs from “the brook of Egypt to the Euphrates” (see e.g. here, here and here, and Isaiah 27:12 and Genesis 15:18-21 – using very different political sites to point out this is a fact, not opinion) – while nobody is sure of the precise boundaries laid out in the “Abrahamic covenant”, it includes not only all of Palestine but huge swaths of Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and almost all of Lebanon. Here is a more contemporary polemic re: Eretz Israel and its far greater boundaries than you imagine (per that piece, you are imagining only what the author believes is the eternal grant made to Jews by their diabolical god, while the other areas are granted but not eternally, so Israel must take them gradually, though tbh I think this distinction is a dog whistle to somewhat hide the ZioNazi ambitions from cattle eyes).

    The ZioNazis are just getting started. They need lots of Lebensraum and to dispose of (read: utterly annihilate) a lot of Untermenschen. See Deuteronomy 20:16-18. They truly believe their god (demon to everyone else) wants them to rule the entire world.

    • Agree: Tennessee Jed
  • @Eustace Tilley (not)
    @Figi

    Thanks for changing the subject that everyone else was discussing. Really.

    It's ironic that all the good people who care about starving people in Gaza can't see that they are quite possibly looking through the portal of a time machine, as it were, at the entire planet Earth in 2125.

    I'm a beekeeper. Bees - Italian and wild, including bumblebees - are vital pollinators for many food crops. They are facing a triple threat from habitat loss, pesticides, and a parasitic mite appropriately named "Varroa destructor". When pollinators are endangered, the human race is endangered. Few voters in our "Western democracies" even know this; they're too busy looking at TikTok trivia.

    The same circumstances obtain with global warming. The temperature records go up, up, up. This makes headlines in July and August when Spain or Greece catch fire. Now it's back to trivia about jewel thefts and the White House Ballroom.

    Democracy is not a good system if the "demos" is comprised of greedy, ignorant, corrupt morons (which it is). If 51% of the human race voted to blow up the planet, would you still believe in democracy? Global warming is the same thing, only slower. People "vote" to destroy the planet every time they take their car to work.

    "There are no passengers on Spaceship Earth: We are all crew." - Arthur C. Clarke. Unfortunately, the crew is slowly going mad.

    Replies: @CalDre, @mulga mumblebrain

    Please spare us the Anthropomorphic Climate Crisis doom and gloom propaganda. Do you know why there is oil in the Arctic? Because it used to be lush, dense forest. Have a look at this video from NOAA, the Climate Hoax Propagandist in Chief, which claims now is pretty much the coolest it’s been in 500 million years. So it will get warmer again. Big deal.

    Even if humans were causing warming, which they most certainly are not, so what? People just move north a few miles on average. The Sky Ain’t fallin’, Chicken Little.

    On the other hand, extra CO2 is the reason we have so much food. The main building component of plants is … carbon, which plants get almost exclusively from … CO2 in the air. The fact that CO2 levels are higher means plants grow denser and produce more food. If CO2 went down, perhaps billions would starve. The Climate Hoaxers never discuss this issue, because, frankly, my darling, they don’t give a damn. All they care about is impoverishing everyone else and enriching themselves. That’s the scam. Stop enabling the scam with your Chicken Little screeching, bro. Grow up.

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @CalDre


    Please spare us the Anthropomorphic Climate Crisis doom and gloom propaganda. Do you know why there is oil in the Arctic? Because it used to be lush, dense forest.
     
    What we call the Arctic had lush forests because the region was at temperate latitudes. Tectonic plates move constantly; several hundred million years ago in the Permian period, when oil was being formed, all the land on Earth was in a supercontinent named Pangea. Have a look at an amazing map of this enormous single landmass (link), with modern political borders drawn on it: the area we now call Arctic was at a latitude near today's Mexico. Thus the forests and the oil.

    Have a look at this video from NOAA, the Climate Hoax Propagandist in Chief, which claims now is pretty much the coolest it’s been in 500 million years. So it will get warmer again. Big deal.
     
    In spite of what the ignorant claim, it is a big deal. The current global temperature is not the problem; we do know that Earth has been warmer. The problem is how quickly Earth is heating. Previous warmings took thousands, maybe millions of years; now it's happening in half a century. How much further will the planet warm if we push our luck? Will Earth become a burning hellhole like Venus? No one knows.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • There is no shortage of failed peace plans in occupied Palestine, all of them incorporating detailed phases and timelines, going back to the presidency of Jimmy Carter. They end the same way. Israel gets what it wants initially — in the latest case the release of the remaining Israeli hostages — while it ignores and...
  • @meamjojo
    "Israel, as it always does, will blame Hamas and the Palestinians for failing to abide by the agreement, most probably a refusal — true or not — to disarm, as the proposal demands."

    I listened to the Hamas spokesperson this morning state quite clearly that Hamas would not be given up their weapons until a Palestinian state was created, which will never happen on Israel land.

    Hamas is also supposed to dissolve itself and not participate in any future government. Yet today, I read the below article, which sounds like Hamas ain't relinquishing any power at all. Sorry, suckers. Let the Gaza bombing resume.

    Hamas says Tony Blair not welcome in Gaza following ceasefire
    Gaza official rules out former British prime minister's involvement in ruling of enclave post-ceasefire
    By MEE staff
    Published date: 11 October 2025 11:19 BST | Last update: 15 hours 29 mins ago
    ...
    https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/hamas-says-tony-blair-not-welcome-gaza-following-ceasefire
     

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @Brewer, @Anonymous45, @anonymous, @CalDre, @Bama, @annamaria

    Let the Gaza bombing resume.

    Let the ZioNazi culling commence, so that every barbaric ZioNazi, like the despicable monster “meamjojo”, dies an agonizing death and spends eternity burning in hell.

    • Thanks: meamjojo, Mike Conrad
  • A provision authorizing extrajudicial murder exists within Jewish law. Din rodef — “law of the pursuer,” permits the killing of those who are deemed a threat to individual Jews or the Jewish state, without the benefit of due process. A dramatic example of this occurred on November 4, 1995, when Talmudic law student Yigal Amir...
  • @Rammstein1
    These two videos show two things CONCLUSIVELY —

    He did not disassemble the rifle, either before or after the shooting, and he was able to carry the rifle to the shooting spot undetected. This shooter was WAY smarter than most of the “gun experts”.

    Video 1

    https://twitter.com/MyLordBebo/status/1967646945528467874


    Video 2

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbICt0JdTHE

    Replies: @CalDre

    So you are using an extremely grainy video, released by the FBI, which in 2 extremely grainy and pixelated frames shows two aberrant pixels that some “internet sleuth” declares is a gun because it appears something extends outward, even though it doesn’t look anything like a gun (more like the towel this sleuth also talks about) in the 100s of frames other than those obviously distorted and bizarre two frames? Did you know that if you swing a towel, jacket or whatever it will become extended?

    And this proves to you he’s carrying precisely a “gun”, “conclusively”? And you came to this conclusion completely independently of anyone saying it’s a gun b/c it so “obviously” looks like a gun? lmao

    This comes from the “I’ll believe anything the government says” department of ___________.

  • @JPS
    @CalDre

    If Russia had a defense pact with Iran, the results would be:

    1) The Zionists would still have launched their attack on Iran.
    2) The Russians would have done basically to help Iran.
    3) On the contrary, they'd be trying to pin Iran's arms behind its back, ordering Iran not to retaliate lest they lose the "alliance" that would never amount to Russian confronting the Zionists.

    Putin is either on board with the plans of the Jews or he is deathly afraid of them.

    After Syria, nobody can trust Russia, certainly not when it comes to the Zionists.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Putin is either on board with the plans of the Jews or he is deathly afraid of them.

    He’s done more against Jews than any other President. He largely eliminated the Jewish oligarchy that formed in Russia after USSR collapsed and now Russia is led by Russians. He is taking over the old Khazar lands in Ukraine which Jews wanted for themselves, and would have eventually gotten. He propped up the Syrian government for well over a decade. He supports Iran. Etc. etc.

    You will say, well it’s not enough. OK, maybe you would do more, but there are consequences to such behavior, and he’s trying to do what he can without instigating catastrophic results for Russia and Russians. It’s like the Serenity Prayer: “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference.”

    • Agree: Truth Vigilante
  • Bernie Sanders finally issued a statement acknowledging the indisputable fact that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza after two years of adamantly refusing to do so. The statement begins as follows: Dude goes two years refusing to call a genocide a genocide, then issues a statement which begins by placing blame for the genocide on...
  • @ThreeCranes
    "Trump has now admitted to the US bombing three Venezuelan boats on these completely evidence-free grounds."

    While I agree with most of what the author says, this mixing of Venezuelan drug dealers with Middle East butchery is a mistake.

    "evidence free"?

    They monitor every phone conversation etc. etc. In what world can anyone do anything without it being noted? Used to be, they could read your car's license plate from satellites in orbit. Now drones can hover and hoover data on any target. The people running drugs were running drugs. So, take them out. There's no need to "prove" this to anyone. If they're too lazy to figure it out and to do anything about it then that's that. Don't complain when the doers step in and "do it to it".

    We don't need permission from the women on NPR when we step up and do something. The drug runners know what they are doing and the risks they are taking. They want the big cash reward but bought a losing ticket. That's good. It's called reward and punishment. Behavioral modification. And the nearer the punishment follows on the heels of the behavior that elicited that consequence, the more effective it is. Litigating it out for years in court is not an effective approach to behavioral modification.

    Acting like God?

    Yup. And the sooner they realize that, the sooner they will modify their behavior.

    Thor's hammer.

    Replies: @CalDre

    “evidence free”?

    They monitor every phone conversation etc. etc. In what world can anyone do anything without it being noted?

    Well we can save a lot of money if we just do away with all trials. Tyler Robinson? Straight to the electric chair.

    Donald Trump? Straight to prison. No need for long trials and appeals and all that. The government knows. They spy on us. But wait! Prison is far too gentle and expensive! Georgia and New York should have just drone bombed his car with his entourage, yeah, that’s the ticket!

    And the sooner they realize that, the sooner they will modify their behavior.

    That’s right, the war on drugs has been a tremendous success! The streets are clean! But wait ….

    And lets not stop at fentanyl. Alcohol kills more people than fentanyl every year. Time to start drone bombing alcohol manufacturing plants, delivery trucks and retail outlets! C’mon man, get with it! People are dying!!!!

    • Replies: @Anglo Mark
    @CalDre


    C’mon man, get with it! People are dying!!!!
     
    ThreeCranes only cares that the beer is cold and the executioner's hand warm. Due process and the entire Bill of Rights represent an inconvenient bump in their rocky road to dystopia. That ThreeCranes represents the true face of MAGA, however, should frighten us all! This folks is what the American traitors want and who the American traitors elected to accomplish the evil deed.

    Replies: @ThreeCranes

    , @ThreeCranes
    @CalDre

    Your daughter has fallen under the influence of a drug gang buck, She's his personal ho and he pimps her out. She's strung out on heroin.

    You:

    (A) go to John Law and tell them what you believe.

    They ask you, "Is she a minor?"

    "No, she's eighteen."

    "Has he kidnapped her?"

    "Well I can't prove it but she's a good girl and would never have done this on her own."

    "Sorry. Unless you can provide some concrete evidence that she is using heroin and engaged in prostitution, there's nothing we can do."

    "How can I get proof she's a prostitute?"

    "Well, disguise yourself as a John and hook up with her pimp. Take pictures or give us a call on your cell phone."

    etc. etc.

    (B) Go after the f**ker yourself.

    Good Luck and Happy Hunting.

    (Since you and Anglo Mark seem mentally challenged, I'll offer the clue that you should try looking at this not just as a literal story but also as an allegory.)

    Replies: @Anglo Mark

  • A provision authorizing extrajudicial murder exists within Jewish law. Din rodef — “law of the pursuer,” permits the killing of those who are deemed a threat to individual Jews or the Jewish state, without the benefit of due process. A dramatic example of this occurred on November 4, 1995, when Talmudic law student Yigal Amir...
  • @Anon
    @Hail

    Why would anyone say Russia is supporting Max Blumenthal? Putin openly supports Chabad the Jewish supremacist organization. Putin abandoned the Palestinians the Syrians the Libyans and every other Arab resistance group he pretended to support. His support for Iran is dubious. What evidence is there that Gray Zone is a Russian op?

    Replies: @CalDre

    Putin openly supports Chabad the Jewish supremacist organization

    He considers it his duty to interact with representatives of all Russian demographics. He also meets with Muslim and Christian leaders.

    Putin abandoned the Palestinians the Syrians the Libyans and every other Arab resistance group he pretended to support.

    Medvedev was President for Libya, and Putin criticized his decision to approve the UN resolution which led to the NATO air campaign. Syria was lost despite Russia’s persistent efforts – either the generals were bought off or morale was too low but it was pointless for Russia (or Iran) to do anything when the Syrian Arab Army itself wasn’t. As to Palestinians, there are about 1-2 million Russian Jews living in Israel, so that’s a complicated relationship, but you might remember that Stalin recognized Israel and voted for its creation after WW II, Palestinians were abandoned long before Putin was born.

    As to Iran, he’s on record saying he offered Iran a similar defense pact as he signed with N. Korea, but Iran rejected it (and Iran has not contested this claim).

    Russia is focused on Russia, as it should be. It’s not in a position ATM to challenge US global hegemony.

    But yeah, obviously Grayzone is not a Russian op.

    • Replies: @JPS
    @CalDre

    If Russia had a defense pact with Iran, the results would be:

    1) The Zionists would still have launched their attack on Iran.
    2) The Russians would have done basically to help Iran.
    3) On the contrary, they'd be trying to pin Iran's arms behind its back, ordering Iran not to retaliate lest they lose the "alliance" that would never amount to Russian confronting the Zionists.

    Putin is either on board with the plans of the Jews or he is deathly afraid of them.

    After Syria, nobody can trust Russia, certainly not when it comes to the Zionists.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • The strike on the Hamas negotiating team assembled in Doha marks the end to an entire era – and “a new reality” for Qatar. The strike on the Hamas negotiating team assembled in Doha to discuss the ‘Witkoff Gaza proposal’ is not just another ‘IDF operation’ to be passed over silently (as with the de-capitation...
  • @Zumbuddi
    What are the legal implications of the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry finding that Israel is committing genocide of the Palestinian people in occupied territories?
    Can corporations that supply weapons to Israel be held liable?
    In 2010, in context of BP oil spill in Gulf of Mexico, Obama spoke with heads of BP. Consequently, BP 'agreed' to withhold shareholder dividends and funded restoration of places harmed.

    Replies: @meamjojo, @anon

    “What are the legal implications of the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry finding that Israel is committing genocide of the Palestinian people in occupied territories?”

    [LOL] Why imagine things that will never happen?

    No one can prove intent to commit genocide, so Israel cannot be convicted. Not that it matters because the ICC/ICJ has no enforcement powers anyway.

    And you do know that Gaza has a higher population number now than they did before Oct 7, 2023? How could you have a genocide WITHOUT population loss?

    Best you return to picking toe jam from your feet.

    • Troll: Mike Conrad, CalDre
    • Replies: @Son of a Jedi
    @meamjojo

    Very soon you will laugh from the other side of your face. Nothing lasts forever

    Replies: @meamjojo

    , @Anonymous45
    @meamjojo

    Fuck you and your despicable scriptures that prescribe ages of goyim children that can be raped by perverted kike supremacists like yourself.

  • A provision authorizing extrajudicial murder exists within Jewish law. Din rodef — “law of the pursuer,” permits the killing of those who are deemed a threat to individual Jews or the Jewish state, without the benefit of due process. A dramatic example of this occurred on November 4, 1995, when Talmudic law student Yigal Amir...
  • @LarryS
    Israel is infamous for its assassinations and I’m glad that Israel is getting the worldwide scrutiny it deserves. Paramount Tactical provides a pretty good analysis that posits that the bullet struck
    a small plate of body armor and ricocheted into the neck.
    https://youtu.be/lqG61FEvnTY?si=VADIcRutBUWp3Qex

    That’s why the shot was from the front with no exit wound.

    Replies: @CMC, @Taco Delulu, @JWalters, @CalDre, @obwandiyag

    Well he has no explanation for the fact you can see CK’s nipples, as he admits. So he has to come up with the “explanation” that CK left the stage and put on the body armor after that video/photo was taken, since even he has to admit that the body armor would be visible if a nipple is.

    But here’s the rub: if a rifle bullet hits hard body armor (and a 30-06 would penetrate soft body armor, which is meant for small-caliber pistols), doesn’t it make a sound? CK’s microphone was literally right next to his chest. I hear nothing. And if the bullet ricocheted upward, why is the hole in his neck perfectly round, like an exit wound? Upward means it would be moving largely parallel to his body – so should have really hit his chin, but even if it hit his neck, there would be an elongated entry wound.

    Plus nobody around him or in law enforcement has claimed that.

    So basically this hypothesis is nonsense.

    It’s all to avoid the obvious conclusion that he was shot in the back of his head somewhere (probably below his right ear) and the gaping hole in his neck is what it obviously appears to be – an exit wound. But everyone is so loyal to the government narrative – oh no! Conspiracy theory! Tin foil hat! lol

  • @Abdul Alhazred
    Jeff Rense has posted. the. following of the actual close range hit, which does spookily align a palm pistol killer in glasses, brown shirt and other profiles of a professional assassin...and a blond...for hire...and Rense does speak about Candice Owens revelations and that Charlie was employed by the "Office" took big money and then started to wake up about the Zionists.....now taken out!

    Jeff Rense say s make your own decisions

    https://rense.com/general98/31fcdec5-8f27-4688-a665-446ec6e3f5b5.mp4
    https://rense.com/general98/MURDER-WEAPON.php
    https://mediaarchives.gsradio.net/rense/special/rense_091525_hr2.mp3

    Replies: @Bert, @HT, @werpor, @CalDre

    This could only be written by someone who’s watched too many Hollywood movies, where the “hero” kills 2,000 people without even looking using a machine gun at 500 yards and scoring a deadly hit with each bullet. Right.

    People spewing all kinds of garbage, just like about 9/11. Create enough chaos/confusion, and people will be overwhelmed and just give up trying to find the truth.

  • Personally, I’m on team “Burn them all.” I mentioned it yesterday, but I didn’t realize the extent to which conservative are claiming that it is illegal to burn the gay flag. It is definitely not illegal to burn a gay flag. All these cases they are linking of people being charged for defacing a gay...
  • @Vkash
    @CalDre

    I think all he's saying is we want a government that protects our right to freedom of speech from being oppressed by other private individuals as opposed to a government that only protects our right to freedom of speech from being oppressed by simply the government itself. I'd say a government that only protects us from the government is almost like having no government at all except what it really seems to do is just empower some private companies to rule over us.

    Replies: @CalDre, @eah

    Agreed! Just saying his analogy doesn’t hold up. Lots of people don’t understand the government has no duty to protect you at all, well, just look at Democrat-run inner cities. So I thought it was a point worth making. But agreed, the government should have legislation to protect free speech just like it does to protect “civil rights”. Instead, ZioNazis like the Orange Traitor pass laws to punish those who don’t cow to ZioNazi Israel.

    Trump is of course an absolute tyrant. He should be impeached and imprisoned for the rest of his life. But not in this ZioNazi land of the serfs.

    • Agree: Same old same old
    • Replies: @bike-anarkist
    @CalDre

    Trump is of course an absolute tyrant. He should be impeached and imprisoned for the rest of his life.

    ... and the Potato, the Kenyan, Shrubadub, Wet Willy. Shrub Sr., Bonzo... but not JFK.

    Replies: @Erich Gunther

  • @don't care
    @CalDre

    Free speech killed billions eh? Jesus. You really are no better than a california shitlib.

    People like you deserve to get thrown in prison for thought crimes, just to teach you the value of the 1st amendment. You're too dense to learn it otherwise.

    Replies: @CalDre

    People like you deserve to be placed in Gaza to starve along with the true victims of ZioNazi lies, slander and deceit. So you can experience for yourself the consequences of using lies and slander to foment hate and mass murder.

    • Agree: Same old same old
  • @Same old same old
    @CalDre

    I recommend approaching this discussion differently. Initially, I was going to slam you, but only as I was analyzing your posts closely did I decide I agree for the most part and misinterpreted your arguments. However, a casual reading makes it seem as if you're going back and forth on topics, equivocating, and so on.

    For example, mentioning nukes in response to the 2nd Amendment comment is non sequitur and gives an incorrect impression of your argument. Since you're primarily discussing the elite misusing speech, nukes are irrelevant as an analogy because the elite possess nukes and would even if there was no 2nd Amendment. If the 2nd Amendment allows the common person to own nukes is irrelevant to the question of if "free speech" morally protects the elites lying about their enemies. More importantly, it muddies the issue with common anti-gun arguments and comes across as you arguing the 2nd Amendment shouldn't exist at all, which does not seem to be the intention.

    You have to make a particular effort to avoid these sorts of traps, because they're exactly the means by which Jews like "don't care" rip apart discussions and break attempts at consensus.

    Specific to this discussion, an important point is that "freedom" is an irrelevant concept when discussing the government and the elites the government favors. The media acting on behalf of the elites will always have "free speech" because it is the government that would restrict speech. As such, "free speech" refers only to those not acting in the interests of the elites and the government. Of course, there are times where these power dynamics are not as clear (such as US propaganda in foreign countries), but if discussing the US specifically, it is not helpful to lump in multinational media corporations and randos making blog posts.

    Replies: @CalDre, @CalDre, @don't care

    Oops, forgot my main point :/, there was a time in the US when even the average man could hold the “elite” to account by bringing a claim for libel when they spread slander and lies and fomented hate against you. N.Y. Times vs. Sullivan put an end to that and gave the elite close to absolutist “free speech” (as, given all the assets they own, it’s a trivial matter to avoid the “reckless disregard” standard – one common method they use is having one or two of their agents in, say, the CIA or a local police precinct “leak” a lie to their media agents and then have their media print it, and shazam! the lie has been laundered into what Americans call “news”).

  • @Same old same old
    @CalDre

    I recommend approaching this discussion differently. Initially, I was going to slam you, but only as I was analyzing your posts closely did I decide I agree for the most part and misinterpreted your arguments. However, a casual reading makes it seem as if you're going back and forth on topics, equivocating, and so on.

    For example, mentioning nukes in response to the 2nd Amendment comment is non sequitur and gives an incorrect impression of your argument. Since you're primarily discussing the elite misusing speech, nukes are irrelevant as an analogy because the elite possess nukes and would even if there was no 2nd Amendment. If the 2nd Amendment allows the common person to own nukes is irrelevant to the question of if "free speech" morally protects the elites lying about their enemies. More importantly, it muddies the issue with common anti-gun arguments and comes across as you arguing the 2nd Amendment shouldn't exist at all, which does not seem to be the intention.

    You have to make a particular effort to avoid these sorts of traps, because they're exactly the means by which Jews like "don't care" rip apart discussions and break attempts at consensus.

    Specific to this discussion, an important point is that "freedom" is an irrelevant concept when discussing the government and the elites the government favors. The media acting on behalf of the elites will always have "free speech" because it is the government that would restrict speech. As such, "free speech" refers only to those not acting in the interests of the elites and the government. Of course, there are times where these power dynamics are not as clear (such as US propaganda in foreign countries), but if discussing the US specifically, it is not helpful to lump in multinational media corporations and randos making blog posts.

    Replies: @CalDre, @CalDre, @don't care

    For example, mentioning nukes in response to the 2nd Amendment comment is non sequitur and gives an incorrect impression of your argument.

    The argument is about extremist/absolutist interpretations, it was the gnat that brought up the Second Amendment having an unlimited right to “guns” and I simply pointed out the Second Amendment uses arms, not guns, and if you take an absolutist approach to the Second Amendment then everyone has the right to own nuclear arms. Since my primary argument was against absolutism, my tangential argument was sound.

    the elite possess nukes and would even if there was no 2nd Amendment

    They have a monopoly on them. I think though the same is true of the 1st Amendment – the elites would have “free speech” (though not absolute either, see below) even if there were no 1st Amendment.

    if “free speech” morally protects the elites lying about their enemies

    It’s not “free speech” that protects them, it’s the warped interpretation that malicious lies and slander are free speech. Before N.Y. Times vs. Sullivan I’m not aware of any nation which had made such an insane rule into law, and in that case, as in all Warren court cases, it was tyrannical diktat by robed traitors serving the Global Mafia, the enemy of those whom they are obligated to serve.

    You have to make a particular effort to avoid these sorts of traps

    I can’t avoid people misunderstanding. I still can’t fathom how you came up with your interpretation, it’s based on your particular history and interests. I think if you read the thread again (though I’m sure you have better things to do with your time) you might see how your interpretation isn’t reasonable. Nothing I wrote is arguing the 2nd Amendment shouldn’t exist at all, it’s quite obvious to me the framers/adopters did not intend everyone have the right to own nukes. The point I’m making is every rule has its limits, absolutism is inherently irrational.

    The media acting on behalf of the elites will always have “free speech” because it is the government that would restrict speech.

    Mainly, yes, but not just. “Cancel culture” is also effective. For example, in the US the government cannot destroy you for being “anti-Semitic” (i.e. not serving ZioNazi interests), but the Global Mafia not just can, but habitually does. And the “elites” also have limits on their speech. Lots of Stalin’s top lieutenants met their end for attempts at it; Stalin himself, had he said certain things, would have been killed as well. Monarchs similarly had limits, they just knew not to cross them. That said, they certainly had more free speech than others. Point is, “free speech” is not truly absolute for anyone.

  • @don't care
    @CalDre


    So of course everyone should have the absolute freedom to shoot a bullet into your head, right?
     
    Speech is not at all comparable to murder. Words aren't violence you crazy shitlib-lite.

    Who have no way of independently determining the truth, so they should just believe nothing. It’s nice in extremist theory but absolutely horrific in practice. It is a fact the mob is easily manipulated and your absolutism just happens to ignore facts.
     
    Then there's a serious problem with your populace and it's still not the fault of the evil speech criminal. He's not their keeper. Consider forcibly sterilizing the tards if they're that out of control. We did it once upon a time.

    Now what if five of your colleagues accused you of child rape, having witnessed it? Just free speech, right? When you lose your job, family, friends and end up in jail, just blame “[your] fellows, [your] family, the public and so forth”, not the five who lied and destroyed you.
     
    That's where you need the government to create a group of special investigators, who understand the country is made up of evil white trash and proceed on the assumption that it's just another hoax which these always are. After exposing it their next task is to sit down with all involved and (very slowly) explain the truth to these fucking retards, then offer them an appointment to the sterilization clinic with a cool $1000 cash payout if they go. Double if they bring the kids. Meanwhile they set you up with a great new job.

    Point is there are ways around this without infringing on anyone's free speech that could be worked out if only the people in charge cared.

    And here’s the upshot, extremist: ZioNazis and other professional slanderers do this hundreds of times a day, but they destroy societies too, not just individuals.
     
    You're still blaming them for what the retards do using the same reasoning to blame gun makers for niggers and malcontents shooting people. Go on. Replace "zionazis" and "slanderers" with "smith & wesson" and "manufacturers" and see what I mean.

    We don't tolerate attacks on guns and the 2nd amendment with the junk logic but, again, when it comes to the 1st amendment why all of a sudden we need common sense speech control and shit. But we ain't no liberals, no sir!

    Hate speech is just another tool of the ZioNazis, so you’re particularly dimwitted for thinking I support those.
     
    But you do. "Bad man's slander fired me" and "mean words literally raped me" are identical in essence, and the first concept created the slippery slope to the second. Indeed, libel and slander laws were actually part of the legal arguments for criminalizing "hate" speech.

    This is why whoever doesn't believe in total free speech is no better than a shitlib.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Speech is not at all comparable to murder.

    Of course it is. “Free speech” in your absolutist sense has caused billions of deaths by murder. Your beloved ZioNazis are responsible for most of those. It’s libel, slander and lies they use to foment war, terrorism, insurrection and chaos. And I have no doubt a gnat-brain like you is far more influenced by such lies than the people you so roundly condemn but who in fact are infinitely better than you on every positive attribute imaginable.

    And you obviously missed the core of the analogy, par for the course for a gnat-brained extremist. The point was your argument is sheer lunacy, of course the speaker is responsible, vastly more so than the victims of the speech who genuinely believe the lie. The fact that other things have to happen – like bleeding out – for the death to occur doesn’t mean the trigger man isn’t responsible.

    Consider forcibly sterilizing the tards

    World would be far, far, far better off with the likes of you receiving that treatment.

    Point is there are ways around this without infringing on anyone’s free speech that could be worked out if only the people in charge cared.

    No, there aren’t – except one – the sterilization option for gnat-brained ZioNazis.

    We don’t tolerate attacks on guns and the 2nd amendment

    Second Amendment says arms., not guns. So everyone should have nukes, right? Absolutism! Yay! For a gnat-brain.

    “Bad man’s slander fired me” and “mean words literally raped me” are identical in essence

    You are identical to a gnat in intelligence, in essence.

    • Replies: @Same old same old
    @CalDre

    I recommend approaching this discussion differently. Initially, I was going to slam you, but only as I was analyzing your posts closely did I decide I agree for the most part and misinterpreted your arguments. However, a casual reading makes it seem as if you're going back and forth on topics, equivocating, and so on.

    For example, mentioning nukes in response to the 2nd Amendment comment is non sequitur and gives an incorrect impression of your argument. Since you're primarily discussing the elite misusing speech, nukes are irrelevant as an analogy because the elite possess nukes and would even if there was no 2nd Amendment. If the 2nd Amendment allows the common person to own nukes is irrelevant to the question of if "free speech" morally protects the elites lying about their enemies. More importantly, it muddies the issue with common anti-gun arguments and comes across as you arguing the 2nd Amendment shouldn't exist at all, which does not seem to be the intention.

    You have to make a particular effort to avoid these sorts of traps, because they're exactly the means by which Jews like "don't care" rip apart discussions and break attempts at consensus.

    Specific to this discussion, an important point is that "freedom" is an irrelevant concept when discussing the government and the elites the government favors. The media acting on behalf of the elites will always have "free speech" because it is the government that would restrict speech. As such, "free speech" refers only to those not acting in the interests of the elites and the government. Of course, there are times where these power dynamics are not as clear (such as US propaganda in foreign countries), but if discussing the US specifically, it is not helpful to lump in multinational media corporations and randos making blog posts.

    Replies: @CalDre, @CalDre, @don't care

    , @don't care
    @CalDre

    Free speech killed billions eh? Jesus. You really are no better than a california shitlib.

    People like you deserve to get thrown in prison for thought crimes, just to teach you the value of the 1st amendment. You're too dense to learn it otherwise.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @Vkash
    "Saying 'it’s only the government that is allowed to strip you of your freedom of speech' would be like saying 'it’s only the government that’s not allowed to murder you.'"

    Well said!

    Replies: @CalDre

    “Saying ‘it’s only the government that is allowed to strip you of your freedom of speech’ would be like saying ‘it’s only the government that’s not allowed to murder you.’”

    Well said!

    Yes, it’s a nice analogy, but misses an essential point: the government has no duty to protect you from murder or any other crime. The law on this is clear. The police can watch rampant crime, as for example they did during the BLM riots, and do nothing about it. And this principle doesn’t just apply during riots, it applies always. A particularly egregious example of this is abortion, where the government not only doesn’t protect the victim, it can (and does) prosecute citizens who attempt to save the babies’ lives in the most peaceful and innocuous manner, such as praying outside an abortion (murder) clinic.

    But at the same time they can prosecute you for exercising your right to self-defense (even prosecute you for it – see Kyle Rittenhouse as one example) and even confiscate your arms (in most countries anyway, more and more so in the US too).

    But sure, the idea is grand.

    • Replies: @Vkash
    @CalDre

    I think all he's saying is we want a government that protects our right to freedom of speech from being oppressed by other private individuals as opposed to a government that only protects our right to freedom of speech from being oppressed by simply the government itself. I'd say a government that only protects us from the government is almost like having no government at all except what it really seems to do is just empower some private companies to rule over us.

    Replies: @CalDre, @eah

  • @don't care
    @CalDre


    Libel laws were well established and understood when the First Amendment was adopted and nobody opposed libel laws then.
     
    Precisely my point.


    ZioNazis ... can slander and destroy anybody they want
     
    It's not really that simple when you think about it. Whatever damage a person receives is not actually from the other person doing the slander free speech. Those are just words. It comes from his fellows, his family, the public and so forth, who are so completely retarded they believe it without question and choose to attack or shun him. Oh but they dindu nuffins... it's all the fault of the evil speech criminal who can mysteriously "destroy" anyone with his words.

    Now tell me how this is any different than the current shitlib concept of "words are violence." Or for that matter suing gun makers or R.J. Reynolds.

    You people always believed in "hate speech" and scapegoating someone for the actions of strangers, you just disguise it with a formal sounding name like slander and pretend everything's kosher.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Precisely my point.

    No, it wasn’t, again proving you understand nothing. You wrote it was “anti-1st amendment”, not “anti-absolute-free-speech”.

    Whatever damage a person receives is not actually from the other person doing the slander

    Yeah, and the damage to you from a bullet entering your head is not actually from the person who pulled the trigger, but from the bullet puncturing your head and destroying the vacuum that exists there. So of course everyone should have the absolute freedom to shoot a bullet into your head, right?

    It comes from his fellows, his family, the public and so forth

    Who have no way of independently determining the truth, so they should just believe nothing. It’s nice in extremist theory but absolutely horrific in practice. It is a fact the mob is easily manipulated and your absolutism just happens to ignore facts.

    Now what if five of your colleagues accused you of child rape, having witnessed it? Just free speech, right? When you lose your job, family, friends and end up in jail, just blame “[your] fellows, [your] family, the public and so forth”, not the five who lied and destroyed you. And here’s the upshot, extremist: ZioNazis and other professional slanderers do this hundreds of times a day, but they destroy societies too, not just individuals.

    You people always believed in “hate speech” and scapegoating

    Again with your gnat level of reading comprehension. I believe people don’t have a license to lie and slander to destroy others. Hate speech is just another tool of the ZioNazis, so you’re particularly dimwitted for thinking I support those.

    • Replies: @don't care
    @CalDre


    So of course everyone should have the absolute freedom to shoot a bullet into your head, right?
     
    Speech is not at all comparable to murder. Words aren't violence you crazy shitlib-lite.

    Who have no way of independently determining the truth, so they should just believe nothing. It’s nice in extremist theory but absolutely horrific in practice. It is a fact the mob is easily manipulated and your absolutism just happens to ignore facts.
     
    Then there's a serious problem with your populace and it's still not the fault of the evil speech criminal. He's not their keeper. Consider forcibly sterilizing the tards if they're that out of control. We did it once upon a time.

    Now what if five of your colleagues accused you of child rape, having witnessed it? Just free speech, right? When you lose your job, family, friends and end up in jail, just blame “[your] fellows, [your] family, the public and so forth”, not the five who lied and destroyed you.
     
    That's where you need the government to create a group of special investigators, who understand the country is made up of evil white trash and proceed on the assumption that it's just another hoax which these always are. After exposing it their next task is to sit down with all involved and (very slowly) explain the truth to these fucking retards, then offer them an appointment to the sterilization clinic with a cool $1000 cash payout if they go. Double if they bring the kids. Meanwhile they set you up with a great new job.

    Point is there are ways around this without infringing on anyone's free speech that could be worked out if only the people in charge cared.

    And here’s the upshot, extremist: ZioNazis and other professional slanderers do this hundreds of times a day, but they destroy societies too, not just individuals.
     
    You're still blaming them for what the retards do using the same reasoning to blame gun makers for niggers and malcontents shooting people. Go on. Replace "zionazis" and "slanderers" with "smith & wesson" and "manufacturers" and see what I mean.

    We don't tolerate attacks on guns and the 2nd amendment with the junk logic but, again, when it comes to the 1st amendment why all of a sudden we need common sense speech control and shit. But we ain't no liberals, no sir!

    Hate speech is just another tool of the ZioNazis, so you’re particularly dimwitted for thinking I support those.
     
    But you do. "Bad man's slander fired me" and "mean words literally raped me" are identical in essence, and the first concept created the slippery slope to the second. Indeed, libel and slander laws were actually part of the legal arguments for criminalizing "hate" speech.

    This is why whoever doesn't believe in total free speech is no better than a shitlib.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • @don't care
    @CalDre

    That is what the hell I am talking about. Your view is no different than a common shitlib in stipulating free speech to mean only words and ideas that don't offend you. "Americans care more about free speech than others." Yes, they give it lots of lip service until it's directed at one of their (very many) sacred cows, like the family; then it's just evil communism or "hate," jewish subversion or "white supremacy," etc. And god knows we can't have that.

    Lemme tell you something right now... Screw the family. If they're worth anything then they'll resist being subverted. Don't subvert MY FREEDOM to shelter those retards then feed me some hypocritical bullshit about standing up for what's right.

    Oh yeah. I already knew about the times versus sullivan. The court failed. They should have abolished slander and libel laws altogether, and let all the retards out there deal with being called mean names and not having their anti-1st amendment loophole anymore of suing others.

    Bottom line: There's probably only like....5 people in this goddamn fake country that are actually principled enough to be free speech absolutists, if I had to guess. Who don't even believe it should be a crime to yell fire in a theater just because it might spook the herd.

    No. Americans never gave a shit about free speech. It was just another founding myth on which to fancy themselves better than england.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Your view is no different than a common shitlib in stipulating free speech to mean only words and ideas that don’t offend you. …. And god knows we can’t have that.

    You have the reading comprehension of a … gnat. And in general your comments are absolute garbage, you and notsofast being habitual garbage posters, and this post is obviously no exception.

    Screw the family.

    Screw don’t care about the family.

    anti-1st amendment loophole anymore of suing others

    As usual, you know nothing about anything but spout off garbage point after garbage point. Libel laws were well established and understood when the First Amendment was adopted and nobody opposed libel laws then. You sound like a ZioNazi who loves the fact the ZioNazis own the media and can slander and destroy anybody they want for no reason at all, well, so they can gain more power and augment their absolute evil. That’s not “justice”, or “freedom”, that’s criminality. But it’s all good to you since your masters/heroes do it.

    • Replies: @don't care
    @CalDre


    Libel laws were well established and understood when the First Amendment was adopted and nobody opposed libel laws then.
     
    Precisely my point.


    ZioNazis ... can slander and destroy anybody they want
     
    It's not really that simple when you think about it. Whatever damage a person receives is not actually from the other person doing the slander free speech. Those are just words. It comes from his fellows, his family, the public and so forth, who are so completely retarded they believe it without question and choose to attack or shun him. Oh but they dindu nuffins... it's all the fault of the evil speech criminal who can mysteriously "destroy" anyone with his words.

    Now tell me how this is any different than the current shitlib concept of "words are violence." Or for that matter suing gun makers or R.J. Reynolds.

    You people always believed in "hate speech" and scapegoating someone for the actions of strangers, you just disguise it with a formal sounding name like slander and pretend everything's kosher.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • aa

    If that name, DOBUPHBSASBFJ, is too cumbersome, they could also just call it “Department of Jewish Services.”

    The name should be distinctive. Virtually the entire government could be called that. And it’s more consistent with historical usage to call the US the Jews’ colony run by a Vichy government. Similar to what Stalin said: “I don’t care who gets a vote, I care who they get to vote for.” When the Global Mafia selects all the candidates, well, how can they lose?

    don’t care @ 2

    Americans never gave a shit about free speech.

    Every insurgency favors free speech, as naturally the insurgents benefit from it, especially when well funded and able to monopolize the media (i.e. the rule takes them from being banned to having a near monopoly on speech). Insurgents want the freedom to undermine, libel, and slander those persons opposed to them and those ideas opposed to their agenda (see N.Y. Times vs. Sullivan, legalizing slander and libel by diktat). Once they achiever power, obviously, they don’t want imitators using those methods against them.

    All this is true of the Global Mafia’s ongoing (for over a century now) communist insurgency (“Westplan”) in the “West” (in this instance, focusing first on destroying the three social/economic institutions of family, nation and religion, discussed in Part 2 of the Communist Manifesto, rather than its social/economic institution of private property, discussed in its Part 1 thereof, though of course the latter is also on the cutting board). They have navigated both sides of the free speech hill rather successfully so far, though currently they may be overreaching in the sheer transparency of their hypocrisy ….

    But it’s wrong to say Americans don’t give a shit – they care more than most others. Granted, in large part it’s because they’ve been conditioned to that by the Global Mafia while it served the mafia’s agenda – but full Communist Manifesto/Bolshevik communism, which will make free speech an ancient relic, is still a ways off. But they are already so powerful that they are starting to condition the cattle – erhh, beloved citizens – to believe that some speech is in fact harmful – namely, speech which opposes their neo-Bolshevik agenda. Of course they don’t frame it like that, that wouldn’t be very clever; I’m just stating the actual rule for what constitutes “hate speech” (e.g., denouncing Christianity sure doesn’t). The harm that is allegedly caused by the disapproved speech is simply something their “think tanks” are paid to fabricate. And those think tanks get a lot of money to keep their industrial-scale fabrication plants running, ever the better now with AI to help them.

    JunkyardDog @ 11

    Burning the American flag isn’t half as bad as the Republicans in Congress using it to wipe off their chins after meeting behind closed doors with their AIPAC handlers

    You are mistaken, they wipe lower, just below their waist, and behind them.

    Same old same old @ 16

    If you have a law against wearing crocs, but you only ever arrest people who wear crocs and beanies, then enhance the crime of wearing crocs with a “wearing a beanie” enhancement, then you’ve outlawed wearing a beanie, not wearing crocs.

    You see, it uses the tried and tested plea bargain model. Change your scenario a tweak – say you get a large sentence for wearing a beanie and crocs but then if you weren’t wearing a beanie there is a policy not to prosecute you at all. What about that?

    Now let’s compare to jury trials. You can’t punish a man for demanding a jury trial – as it’s his constitutional “right”, after all – but, wait, … there’s a loophole! You make the statutory punishment for every crime absolutely horrific and rack the entire system against him (mostly by making it unaffordable for the vast majority of cattle – errrrh, citizens – to exercise any phantomized rights), and then give the defendant a “lesser sentence” if he gives up his rights and pleads guilty! Tadah! The magic of tyranny! You see, he’s not being threatened with massive punishment for demanding a jury trial and counsel and due process and all that! Nope!

    Nobody said the Global Mafia isn’t good at its game!

    But then conservatives always supported plea bargaining. Why? Because they hated the defendants. Principles don’t matter, really. Just like with free speech, see above.

    P.S. They’ may even offer you a plea bargain to drop that hate crime enhancement. A double whammy!

    • Replies: @don't care
    @CalDre

    That is what the hell I am talking about. Your view is no different than a common shitlib in stipulating free speech to mean only words and ideas that don't offend you. "Americans care more about free speech than others." Yes, they give it lots of lip service until it's directed at one of their (very many) sacred cows, like the family; then it's just evil communism or "hate," jewish subversion or "white supremacy," etc. And god knows we can't have that.

    Lemme tell you something right now... Screw the family. If they're worth anything then they'll resist being subverted. Don't subvert MY FREEDOM to shelter those retards then feed me some hypocritical bullshit about standing up for what's right.

    Oh yeah. I already knew about the times versus sullivan. The court failed. They should have abolished slander and libel laws altogether, and let all the retards out there deal with being called mean names and not having their anti-1st amendment loophole anymore of suing others.

    Bottom line: There's probably only like....5 people in this goddamn fake country that are actually principled enough to be free speech absolutists, if I had to guess. Who don't even believe it should be a crime to yell fire in a theater just because it might spook the herd.

    No. Americans never gave a shit about free speech. It was just another founding myth on which to fancy themselves better than england.

    Replies: @CalDre

  • “Support genocide or else.” That was the implicit message in the Trump Administration’s order August 4threquiring states to certify that they would not “sever relations with Israeli companies” if they wished to remain eligible for federal disaster funds. Trump’s order aimed at pre-empting states from boycotting Israel as the Gaza genocide escalates. But what if...
  • @Brás Cubas
    @Saggy


    (...) as it’s the operative command from the Jewish/Christian/Islamic God himself.
     
    Actually, I don't think you are correct about the Christian religion, at least regarding its more traditional denominations. There is obviously a contradiction between the teachings of Christ and some aspects of the Old Testament, and Christians' normal reaction to those passages is one of embarrassment or evasiveness. One evidence of that is the decision by Vatican II to remove those verses of Psalm 137 you quoted from liturgical books:

    After the Second Vatican Council, the last three verses of the psalm were deleted from liturgical books because their contents were seen as incompatible with the 'Gospel message'.
     
    and

    As with the reforms in the Catholic Church, the 1962 Book of Common Prayer used by the Anglican Church of Canada has also removed the last three verses.
     
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psalm_137#Western_Christianity

    Replies: @CalDre

    Actually, I don’t think you are correct about the Christian religion, at least regarding its more traditional denominations.

    Christianity from its start was corrupted by chauvinist Jews. The Old Testament is not part of Christianity. Quick history:

    [MORE]

    There were 13 tribes, separated for many generations, and their religion was orally transmitted. Except for the Levites, the lazy, evil money changers, and Christ executioners, who sadly memorialized their virulent, hateful, chauvinist sect.

    It was the Levites whom Jesus called the “Synagogue of Satan”, and by that he was calling the Old Testament the Book of Satan. It clearly is the most vile, evil, satanic, anti-Christian, anti-human, chauvinist, criminal religion in human history, that much is self-evident from reading all of its hateful, ridiculous, violent, murderous, genocidal, destructive, barbaric lies. It has nothing to do with Christianity, or more specifically, the beliefs of Jesus or his tribe.

    How it ever got incorporated into Christianity is a “big mystery” – well, let’s be fair, we all know the Levites maneuvered with their money bags to have their abhorrent trash included in Christian dogma.

    The only odd thing is that so-called “Christians” are generally so completely stupid they just buy that this demonic beast in the Old Testament called “Yahweh” is the same being as God in the New Testament. Even as a child I found that proposition absolutely preposterous. So call me a Gnostic. They knew. But they, like anyone else understanding the absolute evil of Judaism, have been silenced.

  • I received many thoughtful reader comments for the essay Revolution is not a dinner party. I thought it worthwhile to share some additional perspectives on why I think Iran’s crisis is at least partly a result of its own mistakes and poor judgement. I will also attempt to speculate, hopefully intelligently, what China’s position would...
  • “Today, will Russia and China seize the moment to join forces with Iran (supposedly an ally) to strike a blow against the West?”

    Most likely they won’t. They are the proverbial ostrich, with their head in the sand. The very same mistake Hua Bin (correctly) accuses Iran of making – letting its alliances, which it spent decades building, be first decimated by the ZioNazis – each of Russia and China habitually makes, and look to be making now. They don’t defend their “allies” b/c they have none – while Trump is accused of being a “deal” guy, in fact Russia and China relations are completely transactional (which is laudable in many cases, but not with your head in the sand).

    It’s much like the game of “musical chairs”. Pretty soon you find you are all alone, b/c you have not helped anyone else as the enemy smashed all your “allies”, one after the other, easily enough b/c nobody joined together to fight the common tyrant. Russia in just the last few decades has had Georgia (which is now back, somewhat), Yugoslavia, Ukraine, Syria, etc., etc. torn from it, with nary a whimper (and then only when the enemy was poised to place its troops and missiles on Russia’s border)

    In Iran’s case, the writing was on the wall long ago. After orchestrating 9/11 and using their hasbara loyalists, who have infiltrated and dominate virtually all Western institutions, to blame the ZioNazis victims (Arab Muslims) for their heinous crime, the ZioNazis invaded the Pentagon and gave their puppet Bush Jr. marching orders to destroy “seven countries in five years”. Iran was the last of the seven (though the other six did not go in the planned order, Iran had to be last). The other six have been done with, the last to fall being Syria.

    So for Iran this truly is an existential war, against the Axis of Absolute Evil ZioNazis, led by the Global Jewish ZioNazi Mafia with the US cattle as their unashamed muscle, much like Master-Blaster from Mad Max (except Blaster did get some benefit from the arrangement, while the US is a puerile slave, aside from the “leaders” who get rewarded handsomely for their treachery and treason).

    On the other hand one could see this moment coming from way back in …. 2007, at least. So Hua is right, Iran should have been better prepared and should have fought far, far harder when the Axis of Resistance was being decimated (granted they did not want a fight with the Great Satan, which is actually the Great Satan’s unpaid servant), but they were going to get that fight no matter what – Wesley Clark told us all that in 2007, if it wasn’t obvious already and otherwise since.

    Question is, will China and Russia make the same utterly foolish and self-destructive misstep? Better to fight the common enemy at the neighbor’s door, then wait for him to come to yours. Even if Iran isn’t a perfect imperial subject, and never will be. Defeat the ZioNazi Empire in Iran, or wait for it to attack you, China. And Russia: you are already experiencing the whip, you would have to be a complete fool not to do your utmost to pay back your tormentors.

    • Agree: Henry Ford
    • Replies: @Henry Ford
    @CalDre

    More to your point, Washington has already split China with Taiwan . If China won’t help Iran ( they will not in any meaningful way) will China at least kick Washington off its territory while it’s tied down fighting Iran.

  • A Confidential Note to Various "Alt-Right" People and Others Dated: August 21, 2017 I've been very dismayed by the recent "political purge" being conducted by some of the largest Internet companies, in which numerous controversial websites of the "Alt Right" have suddenly been "disappeared," and in which all sorts of basic Internet services such as...
  • @Ron Unz
    @CalDre


    So will ask again: do you have any real evidence that your assumption that prison population statistics are accurate is true? Have you gone to randomly selected prisons and compared actual Hispanic inmate numbers versus reported Hispanic inmate numbers?
     
    Look, racially-based prison-gang violence is a *huge* problem in California and most other big states. Properly classifying prisons by their race/ethnicity is a life-and-death issue, and carelessly putting Hispanics in with whites can lead to killings, massive MSM coverage, and prison officials getting fired.

    Therefore, racial classifications in prisons are the absolute gold-standard for that sort of thing.

    Furthermore, all my other methodologies, many of them based on Census data, came to exactly similar conclusions.

    I discussed all this at considerable length in my article, and if you're just too illiterate or lazy to bother reading it, maybe I should just trash all your future comments...

    Replies: @CalDre

    Properly classifying prisons by their race/ethnicity is a life-and-death issue

    Maybe so, but not having been in a maximum security prison in California, I have no way to know whether what prison officials put on paper has any bearing on what they do in practice. Indeed, numerous courts have ruled California’s racial/ethnic segregation to be unlawful, so there actually is an incentive to misreport prison population data to make things seem more integrated than they are. I don’t know the answer one way or another, yet you seem entirely certain; my question was whether this certainty of yours has been subjected to scientific inquiry or not. Your response seems to be, “question my methodology and get thrown off my website?” Strange, Ron, that response seems beneath you (or any social scientist).

    The reason I am not convinced by your results is again based on the rather quixotic result that Hispanics, south of the border, are the most violent people on the planet, and somehow, when unlawfully crossing the border, they are the most docile. Perhaps you can give that some thought and either (a) find a scientific explanation for that, or (b) accept the fact that this creates an inconsistency that people will find troubling.

    if you’re just too illiterate or lazy to bother reading it, maybe I should just trash all your future comments

    Fair enough, I will find other places to spend my time. In general, though, it’s not considered necessary to read someone’s “book” to engage in an informal discussion with them. This isn’t a Hispanic Crime Conference filled with those who spend their life studying these things. If I were debating you on such a panel your critique would be justified; in this forum, it’s just hostile.

  • @Ace
    Trump's ferocious attacks on Muslims, Mexicans, and immigrants in general? So far as I can recall, Trump's objection has been to foreigners presuming to enter the U.S. over uncontrolled borders and becoming a burden on U.S. taxpayers. It's invariably leftists who love to flog the false theme that whites/conservatives/knuckledraggers hate "immigrants" which is a ridiculous position. Hate uncontrolled immigration and job theft? You bet.

    The threat of having Sharia law imposed is hardly something that can be casually sloughed off.

    I can't seem to figure out how to post a photo here but I have one of a bunch of Muslims holding such signs as "Shariah for the Netherlands" and "Islam will dominate the world." I see no reason to discount these Muslim sentiments or to assume they are some kind a fringe element of Muslims worldwide. Those in the picture are quite unlike those smiling, accommodating Silicon Valley engineers.

    Replies: @Hail, @CalDre, @Jonathan Revusky, @dfordoom

    I have one of a bunch of Muslims holding such signs as “Shariah for the Netherlands” and “Islam will dominate the world.”

    There are radicals of every stripe. The fact that a few radicals hold up a poster, that bigoted people paste anywhere they can, does not make for a movement. Heck, the Muslim Brotherhood can’t even gain power in Egypt, let alone UAE or Kuwait. Let that sink in.

    You face a far greater risk from ethnic/tribal/racial extremists than Muslim ones.

    The single greatest risk comes from the psychopaths in power, who are leading us straight to WW III with their greed, violence, intolerance and hate.

    • Replies: @Ace
    @CalDre

    Yes. Nothing to worry about. Just a few radicals here and there.

    Agreed as to the psychopaths: Frans Timmermans, Peter Sutherland.

  • @Ron Unz
    @KenH


    Where you seemingly erred is majority that white cities, like Indianapolis and Columbus, that you used to favorably compare to majority Hispanic cities also have serious problems with black violent crime which artificially spiked the overall rate.
     
    No, very high black crime rates are only slightly distorting the picture.

    The key point is that when you examine those city-by-city comparisons, you notice that an increase of e.g. 3 points in the black percentage seems to have approximately the same impact on crime rates as an increase of (say) 25 points in the Hispanic percentage. Obviously if Hispanics had the rather high crime rates you and others believe, this wouldn't be the case.

    Obviously, this is a rather crude comparison methodology, but all the much more rigorously quantitative techniques I apply produce exactly similar conclusions.

    Replies: @Intelligent Dasein, @CalDre, @Hypnotoad666

    Obviously if Hispanics had the rather high crime rates you and others believe, this wouldn’t be the case.

    Granted I find your research interesting, but you keep taking very select cases in particular circumstances and, it seems, generalizing way beyond their confines.

    For example, do you deny that Hispanic cities like Los Cabos, Acupulco and Tijuana in Mexico, Caracas in Venezuela, Natal and Fortalez in Brazil, etc. (indeed, the 12 most dangerous cities in the world are entirely Hispanic cities, and if you look at the top 50, the vast majority are Hispanic, the rest are due to Black inhabitants) are vastly more violent than, say, Munich Germany, Rijeka, Croatia or Basel Switzerland (indeed, in the list of safest cities, there are a number from the Middle East, Europe and Japan, but only a single Hispanic city, Mérida, Mexico).

    So will ask again: do you have any real evidence that your assumption that prison population statistics are accurate is true? Have you gone to randomly selected prisons and compared actual Hispanic inmate numbers versus reported Hispanic inmate numbers? Or do you have a (scientific) explanation for why Hispanics in Latin America are the most violent people on the planet, yet suddenly when illegally crossing the border they become the most law abiding?

    • Replies: @Ron Unz
    @CalDre


    So will ask again: do you have any real evidence that your assumption that prison population statistics are accurate is true? Have you gone to randomly selected prisons and compared actual Hispanic inmate numbers versus reported Hispanic inmate numbers?
     
    Look, racially-based prison-gang violence is a *huge* problem in California and most other big states. Properly classifying prisons by their race/ethnicity is a life-and-death issue, and carelessly putting Hispanics in with whites can lead to killings, massive MSM coverage, and prison officials getting fired.

    Therefore, racial classifications in prisons are the absolute gold-standard for that sort of thing.

    Furthermore, all my other methodologies, many of them based on Census data, came to exactly similar conclusions.

    I discussed all this at considerable length in my article, and if you're just too illiterate or lazy to bother reading it, maybe I should just trash all your future comments...

    Replies: @CalDre

    , @Trevor H.
    @CalDre


    a (scientific) explanation for why Hispanics in Latin America are the most violent people on the planet, yet suddenly when illegally crossing the border they become the most law abiding?
     
    Thanks. I'd like to see this too.
    , @Tyrion 2
    @CalDre

    BOJ stats say Hispanics are incarcerated way out of proportion of their numbers..

  • @Ron Unz
    @CalDre


    It is true that you can keep people down with heavy totalitarian repression like California employs, but that doesn’t mean people don’t have racial or ethnic animus; it just means people are fearful...Again, it seems to me a lot of the conflict has been suppressed by California’s totalitarian Communist approach on any outward sign of “racism”, with the false “equality” dogma that Communists always use, which is perfectly displayed in SV itself.
     
    Well, I think that you and I are living in different universes. Based on the voting patterns of white Californians, I think a large majority are living in mine.

    Replies: @CalDre, @216

    “different universes” – SV (technology) and other “power centers” (Hollywood – movies; New York – advertising/finance; D.C. – politics) are indeed a different universe. Even though they have an enormous impact on the rest of the world, they are an extremely tiny portion of the world. They are representative of nobody.

    ” Based on the voting patterns” – Voting patterns means nothing. Don’t tell me you believe we live in a “democracy”. I have traveled far and wide in California and while I hardly discuss the topic with everyone, I have scarcely met people who approve of the state’s “sanctuary law” or that agree with “open borders”, yet, based on “voting patterns”, you would conclude an overwhelming majority of Californians support both policies.

    “Voting patterns” in China indicate the Communist Party is hugely popular. So did “voting patterns” in USSR until 1991 – when suddenly the “voting patterns” changed. Voting patterns are a statistic. And you know what they say about eyes and statistics ….

    Fundamentally where we disagree, is that I believe there is such a thing as “human nature”, call it “instinct”, and a very, very primal aspect of human nature is that people much prefer those who are similar over those who are dissimilar. No matter how much Communist propaganda the State throws at it, this does not change – because, it is human nature.

    Open borders and sanctuary laws violate the most basic aspects of human nature (as does, for example, gay marriage).

    Also I think this is why Californians are so miserable – because the more the propaganda departs from human nature, the more alienated people become from their inner selves, the unhappier people become.

    I have no doubt California, as its current form of State, is going to fail miserably, as it is a miserable experiment in totalitarian thought control, just like every other Communist effort before it.

    And please don’t start with the “Californians are enlightened” line. Look at the “polls” on how Californians feel about “Russian interference in the election” and other data, it is obvious Californians are just bleating sheep regurgitating the propaganda they are fed daily, just like everyone else. In fact Californians are particularly submissive sheep, they swallow the Bolshevik propaganda (whether it be trans-, “gay”, “immigration” or anything else) quicker than any other group I can think of. If the State ever collapses, you will learn extremely quickly what a fraudulent fig leaf this “manufactured consensus” is. It does not reflect reality but a deep fear of speaking “out of line” and being labeled and denounced.

    Back to the immigration point: there are the “statistics” (voting patterns) and then there is reality. As I have noted, although about 40% of the State is White and 40% Hispanic, you rarely if ever see White-Hispanic couples (or even friends or business partners for that matter – certainly they are far far fewer than half of these relationships, which an unbiased selection would yield). That tells you all you need to know. Deeds are always more powerful than words or “statistics”.

    • Replies: @Hail
    @CalDre


    although about 40% of the State is White and 40% Hispanic, you rarely if ever see White-Hispanic couples
     
    Do we have any data on this?
  • @anon
    @CalDre


    How many Native Americans, who greeted Columbus with flowers and gifts...
     
    who told you that?

    Replies: @CalDre

    Columbus’ diaries. There’s lots of works on them. Short summary at https://www.theodysseyonline.com/christopher-columbus-villain but I basically just searched for 2 seconds and posted the first link I found. Easy enough to research though.

  • @Ron Unz
    @Johnny Rottenborough


    Would you go further and argue that the entire United States would be ‘perfectly fine’ with whites at 30 per cent, bearing in mind that most of the remaining 70 per cent would hail from Third World countries which fall some way short of ‘perfectly fine’?
     
    Well, it all depends. Since California's current population is around 40 million and probably not much above 30% white European these days, I'd say it constitutes a pretty reasonable test-case.

    Now I was born in CA and have lived here nearly all of my life, so I think I have a pretty solid sense of things. I'd strongly argue that over the last fifty years some things have gotten better and some things have gotten worse, in complicated ways.

    I'd say that most of the things that have gotten better have been due to broader trends such as technological advances, with computers and the Internet being among the most important. Obviously, those same things have gotten better everywhere else in the US and the entire world. Another positive development has been the elimination of the smog that had been such a huge problem in the LA of the 1960s. Health care has gotten better for the same reason, but also much more ridiculously expensive, so it's a mixed bag, the same as everywhere else in the US.

    But if we're looking as changes/trends that are different in CA than in the rest of the US, I'd say that most things have gotten worse, especially quality of life. Traffic is certainly much worse and housing is ridiculously expensive, with the former problem substantially due to the latter, as a large fraction of the state's population has been pushed out into more distant and less desirable areas to live. These are universally recognized as two of the state's biggest problems, and extreme housing costs have also led to very high (adjusted) poverty rates, another huge problem. All of this is pretty much what you'd expect to happen as the CA population doubled from 20M to 40M on the same land area. Some of these problems are especially severe in the Silicon Valley areas.

    For example, here's a recent front-page SJ Mercury News story about a local immigrant family on the edge of homelessness because they can barely afford their rent of $1,900/month for a tiny apartment in one of the worst areas. Having only $1,900 for monthly rent would hardly be a problem almost anywhere else in America:

    https://game-leaks.com/shadow-of-homelessness-hangs-over-bay-area-students/

    Now immigration has obviously been a very large factor behind the doubling of the CA population, and since the latter has caused such a considerable decline in quality of life, it's perfectly reasonable to blame immigration for many of those problems. Basically, if you pack too many people inside a nice bus, it gets to be a serious problem.

    But I just don't see any evidence that the particular non-white racial skew of all those immigrants has been a major problem, at least over the last 15-20 years.

    Here's an absolutely crucial point that summarizes much of my position on that issue. During the late 1960s/early 1970s, California was about 80% white European and these days it's down to little more than 30%. Yet the degree of racially-tinged political conflict or violence back then was ***MASSIVELY*** greater than today. Indeed, I'd put it pretty close to zero in recent years. In fact, I'd say that the degree of racial/ethnic friction in 30% white CA might even be less than it was between Irish and Italians living in the Boston area 50-odd years ago.

    So one thing that has *enormously* improved in CA over the last couple of generations has been the almost total disappearance of the sharp racial conflict that used to be such a major problem here. That's simply a fact and you'd have a very hard time persuading sensible people who grew up here otherwise. (Pretty much the same is true for the huge decline in crime rates across most of the state.)

    Now I'd certainly agree that US immigration has been much too high in the last decade or two and should be substantially reduced, which would help alleviate all sorts of important problems.

    But based on the major California example, arguing for such reduction on racial grounds seems about the weakest possible argument to make. Since that's pretty obviously the underlying concern propelling so much of the agitated anti-immigration activists, perhaps that fact helps explain why they've had such total lack of success for decades.

    Also, given that over the last decade illegal immigration has been such a tiny sliver of total immigration (which is the real problem), Trump and the Republicans ranting about illegal immigrant being "killers and rapists" just sounds totally nutty to anyone sensible living in California.

    In 2018, the CA electorate was still 63% white, but the Trump/Republican immigration arguments didn't do very well here. The Republicans lost half their remaining Congressional seats and are now down to just 7(!) out of 55, while the Democrats gained 3/4ths(!) majorities in both houses of the State Legislature. So the views of the top Silicon Valley people aren't really all that totally different from the views of average CA whites.

    Suppose someone on the Internet was arguing that heavy immigration was causing all sorts of problems and should be reduced. Lots of people might say "Hmmm... Why do you think so?" But if the answer came back "Because lots of immigrants are actually werewolves and vampires!!!" I really doubt the fellow would have much success...

    Replies: @geokat62, @Johnny Rottenborough, @RationalExpressions, @Anonymous, @CalDre, @jbwilson24, @pyrrhus, @American Citizen 2.0, @unpc downunder, @Anonymous

    I’d say that the degree of racial/ethnic friction in 30% white CA might even be less than it was between Irish and Italians living in the Boston area 50-odd years ago.

    This kind of violence is heavily repressed. Even “talk” of racial dislikes is extremely heavily repressed. It is true that you can keep people down with heavy totalitarian repression like California employs, but that doesn’t mean people don’t have racial or ethnic animus; it just means people are fearful. You can see what happens when the pressure cooker is removed in many instances in history, including, for example, the break-up of Yugoslavia.

    So one thing that has *enormously* improved in CA over the last couple of generations has been the almost total disappearance of the sharp racial conflict that used to be such a major problem here.

    This again depends on how you look at it. I find California to be amazingly segregated. You have Hispanics working in White businesses, but in general, not living with them. Integration is very poor. While I don’t sense a great hostility among the general population, there isn’t any great love either. You do not even see very many Hispanic-White couples – indeed, astoundingly few – despite the almost pervasive “economic integration” (meaning, Hispanics are constantly in contact with Whites due to work patterns).

    Again, it seems to me a lot of the conflict has been suppressed by California’s totalitarian Communist approach on any outward sign of “racism”, with the false “equality” dogma that Communists always use, which is perfectly displayed in SV itself.

    • Replies: @Ron Unz
    @CalDre


    It is true that you can keep people down with heavy totalitarian repression like California employs, but that doesn’t mean people don’t have racial or ethnic animus; it just means people are fearful...Again, it seems to me a lot of the conflict has been suppressed by California’s totalitarian Communist approach on any outward sign of “racism”, with the false “equality” dogma that Communists always use, which is perfectly displayed in SV itself.
     
    Well, I think that you and I are living in different universes. Based on the voting patterns of white Californians, I think a large majority are living in mine.

    Replies: @CalDre, @216

  • @Saxon
    @Ron Unz

    Let's be real here. Every single demographic except for SOME east Asians commits significantly more crime (as in multiples) of the white rate. Central and South American countries have some of the highest murder rates in the world. They are utter hellholes. The fact that the US government calls Mestizos and every other non-European they can "White" for the purpose of obfuscating the crime rates in the US doesn't change this fact. It doesn't matter that blacks are overall generally the worst.

    Letting these people in is more crime that can be prevented by not letting them in. In any case, they all have their own countries. If they're really as great as you claim they are, why are their countries all such toilet bowls?

    Replies: @CalDre, @Ron Unz

    Every single demographic except for SOME east Asians commits significantly more crime (as in multiples) of the white rate.

    What technically is “White” to you? Arabs are White, yet many Whites (despite denying Arabs are White) consider them to be especially violent (rightly or wrongly).

    Also, how do you measure murder rates? Consider WW II, which, at least in the European theater, was a war entirely between Whites in which 30 million or more were killed. How many years would it take S. America, with its current crime rates, to catch up to that tidy sum? Think of all the prior European wars, and the violence of feudalism.

    Perhaps if you tried to adjust for poverty and other factors you would find that these elements are more critical to crime rates than race. As a data point, consider crime rates in Russia during the Yeltsin years versus now, after economic stability has been restored, and consider the economic conditions in the high-crime Latin American areas. Indeed, go a step further, and compare Latin American crime rates over time against economic conditions for the lower classes over time.

    Here is another perspective: how many non-Whites have Whites murdered, if you count all of the wars and colonizations by White people? How many Native Americans, who greeted Columbus with flowers and gifts, were murdered and enslaved by him and his greedy criminal allies?

    Perhaps it can be said, that Whites are much more likely to commit collective, organized violence than other races?

    Anyway, I don’t have all the answers, I just do know your comment is way over-simplistic.

    • Replies: @anon
    @CalDre


    How many Native Americans, who greeted Columbus with flowers and gifts...
     
    who told you that?

    Replies: @CalDre

    , @Saxon
    @CalDre

    Rabble rabble. More obfuscation by comparing wars to non-wartime. All of these people have their own countries. How about they go live in them and leave us alone. Surely they should be able to make something of them if they're so wonderful. Surely they don't need to ride our coat-tails and blood-suck us to death?

    Nobody is confused about who's white. Everyone knows it means an unmixed EUROPEAN. The only time someone acts confused is when we make a positive claim on something that is ours. Then it suddenly becomes "what's white?" Every other time when affirmative action and other punitive measures are the focus, everyone knows exactly who's white and who's not.

    , @foolisholdman
    @CalDre

    Does anyone know how the rate of committing crimes varies with income? I have no data on the subject but maybe someone in this pretty well-informed forum has?

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  • @anon
    So basically Unz's whole point is SV is against Alt-right because they are much more multicultural and do not see the threat.

    I don't think Unz is being honest here. The real issue here is SV has been taken over by Jews just like Wall Street, Hollywood, K Street, DNC, the media, academia and judiciary. Jews go whole hog embracing multiculturalism because it benefits them in at least 3 ways, 1) in a nation of all Christian whites, Jews are at the bottom of the totem pole, but when surrounded by all non-whites, they are suddenly "white" by comparison, 2) they are no longer the only out group, hence "safer", and 3) they like cheap labor.

    When Jews take over an institution/industry, they invariably run it to the ground through their greed, dishonesty and lack of self-restraint, and the best way to hide all that moral degeneracy is through loud virtue signaling. The book Brotopia talks about the drugs, sex, and moral degeneracy of SV approaching the level of Hollywood. We can even see this through the shows produced by Netflix and Amazon, SV and Hollywood are converging. And with the hiring of Obama admin people and financing by Wall Street run private equity, SV is converging with Hollywood, DC and Wall Street. This always happens when Jews are in charge. Hitting out at alt-right is just virtue signaling to cover up their own moral degeneracy.

    In addition, cheap labor is the lifeblood of the tech industry. Tech plantation owners from Gates to Zuckerberg, Bezos to Jewgle to Tim Cook need their cheap code coolies. Even though they hire no more than 5,000 blue badge employees a year between these top 5 firms, they employ hundreds of thousands of contingent staff through consulting agencies like Infosys, TCS, Wipro, who hire all their code coolies from India, China, Philippines and elsewhere. Trump's "America First" agenda could put a hamper on that cheap code coolie pipeline, though Trump's been all talk and no walk on this front and has done nothing to stop the H1b, OPT, L1, B1 hirings, we know Jews are a paranoid lot. Zuckerberg and Jewgle guys need a few more billions to keep up with Bezos.

    One must ask why white males in the tech industry who are increasingly losing jobs to cheap foreign workers willingly join in on this assault of the alt-right, against their self-interest. My experience from hanging out with them is they are either so dumb they bought in on all this virtue signaling, or are part of the large stock holder class and want to profit off the cheap labor themselves, or both.

    Replies: @CalDre

    1) in a nation of all Christian whites, Jews are at the bottom of the totem pole, but when surrounded by all non-whites, they are suddenly “white” by comparison

    lol, Jews did quite well in Europe during the Middle Ages, when all but Jews were forced to convert to Christianity (i.e., they were the only “minority”), and are still doing quite well there now. And by doing quite well, I mean, the average Jew was vastly better off than the average Christian.

    2) they are no longer the only out group, hence “safer”

    It’s quite true that Jews have ruthlessly exploited other minorities – notably African-Americans in the US – to advance their own identity politics, but, I don’t see how that makes them safer. Aggressive, domineering, aberrational behavior can you get in trouble anywhere at any time, and Jews are notorious for absolutely refusing to assimilate – indeed that is their defining characteristic (Jews have always been free to assimilate wherever they have lived, whether in Christian or Muslim countries, it’s just that unlike everyone else, they adamantly refuse because of their belief in their own superiority, which is precisely the belief which gets them in “trouble” over time).

    3) they like cheap labor.

    Right, as if White and Black America weren’t flocking to Walmart (the China distribution center) in the 80s and 90s while America was being de-industrialized. Everyone likes cheap labor, i.e., everyone likes “more”.

    When Jews take over an institution/industry, they invariably run it to the ground through their greed, dishonesty and lack of self-restraint

    I don’t see how this is a peculiarly Jewish trait. What have Europeans done with their institutions? What has the Catholic Church done? What of the crimes of the nobility during feudalism, which mirror those of slavery? What rulers who have great power don’t abuse it? The only thing I would note that is particularly Jewish about the US corruption is that Jews put themselves above criticism with their “anti-Semitic” bullshit, which is enough reason to hate every single Jew who uses that epithet to advance Jewish power and corruption (which, unfortunately, is a quite large majority of self-identified Jews).

    We can even see this through the shows produced by Netflix and Amazon

    Of course the Christians pay for this degeneracy. It’s hardly fair to blame those who produce trash, when they get rich off it, and absolve those who buy it, thus creating the demand and reward. Note in this and virtually every other case of degeneracy, the First Amendment (as interpreted by the Black Robed Satanic Dictatorship) is the enemy of decency and edification.

    they hire no more than 5,000 blue badge employees a year between these top 5 firms

    I don’t know where you get this stat, but the fact is programming is an international language. If you had two equally competent employees, one demanding $150,000 per year and another $15,000 per year, who would you hire (imagine doing it now, with your money). I’ve been in that position myself, I never minded hiring foreign programmers (though I generally chose Eastern European ones). Again, this has nothing whatsoever to do with Jews; even if there were not a single Jew in the US or the world, this would be happening in the internet world.

  • @Ron Unz
    @CalDre


    You seem unfamiliar with the radical La Raza groups (despite what they write on their website) and the “Reconquista” movement. Here’s a video from Costa Mesa about “Making America Mexican Again”.

    Not sure how you can be so wrong on this …..
     
    Well, look. CA has 40M people, so I'm sure you can find a few to say almost anything, including that the state should be renamed after Supreme UFO God. But it's just not a serious issue and I doubt more than 1% have even heard about it.

    Replies: @CalDre

    I wrote “Not sure how you can be so wrong on this” because in general you strike me as a solid researcher. Maybe you have a blind spot on this issue as you seem to be super pro-Hispanic immigration? I gave you some research ideas (La Raza and Reconquista), I’m sure if you set your mind to it and research it objectively you will find it is far, far more than your “Supreme UFO God” anecdote. I don’t follow it in great detail but there was a quite big deal about this during the 2006 pro-immigration protests, with countless La Raza protesters in the US waving Mexican flags and walking the walk. Although I generally don’t like Human Events, some of that activity is summarized there.

    No, the Latinos are an invading force, there is no doubt in my mind. They are smart enough not to rock the boat while the minority, but they will soon be the majority, and you will see more power be exercised. I don’t claim every Latino is anti-European, but virtually every Latino identifies with Latinos, not with Europeans. I have lived all over both metropolitan and rural California, not just the utterly unrepresentative Silicon Valley, and I quite know what I am writing about here. When push comes to shove, and the Latino leader comes along, they will follow him, not you, and not Whitey.

  • Islington Council has decided to prevent me from performing with the Blockheads at our annual London Christmas concert on 21 December. This ludicrous decision by the Council was in response to pressure from a single pro-Israel campaigner who said he would not attend the concert if I were on stage. To sign a petition in...
  • Why have the Israelis/Israel supporters got it in for you? What have you been up to? It sounds very strange to me.

    Islington Council is Labour and the Labour Party is pretty antisemitic, with Corbyn as the raving slobbering jackbooted Jew hating Marxist MP for Islington who leads that benighted party. It doesn’t make sense. Don’t they know who they are talking to?

    Maybe you should deny the Holocaust, that should get you back into their good books.

    • Troll: CalDre
    • Replies: @james charles
    @Badger

    "Jew hating"?

    Signed by J.B.C.
    “Tabled 13 June 2012
    2012-13 Session
    That this House is deeply concerned that the BBC is to remove from its schedule Jewish Citizen Manchester, a weekly hour-long programme on BBC Manchester Radio, produced by the Jewish community for the Jewish community at a cost of 3,000; and calls on the BBC to reverse this decision.”
    https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motion/44328

    Signed by J.B.C.
    “RESETTLEMENT OF YEMENI JEWS
    EDM #891
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    Tabled 22 February 2010
    2009-10 Session
    That this House is concerned that the small number of remaining Jews living in Yemen are facing ongoing religious persecution and systematic mistreatment which represents a critical threat to the health, safety and security of their community; notes that the United States administration has facilitated the resettlement of Yemeni Jews in the US for those with ties to that country; and urges the Government to follow this example and consider providing specific measures for those members of the group with ties to the UK who urgently need protection on humanitarian grounds. “
    https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motion/40500

  • I am a big fan of President Trump’s Christmas greetings. We need a US president to wish Merry Christmas in this dark time. And by declaring his troops’ withdrawal from Syria, he almost earned the right to do it. Do not forget: the anti-Christian wave that covered the world had began in the US. In...
  • The persons who decided were men of great faith, curiosity, desire to establish true facts, and I see no reason to doubt their decision.

    What about the theory it was moved to December 25 for evangelical purposes? In particular, many pagan societies celebrated the winter solstice (also with pine trees and ornaments), and Christmas was moved to that day to usurp the festive day for the benefit of the ruling religious caste, i.e., to attract more followers and permit them to engage in the same practices they engaged in prior to being indoctrinated with Christian dogma to facilitate the conversion?

    • Agree: NoseytheDuke
    • Replies: @Seraphim418
    @CalDre

    There is a very simple proof that December 25th is not the actual birth date of Christ: this date is not universal... It applies to the solstice/Mithra/ whatever, but only in the Northern hemisphere! Christ should be born on June 24th for all Southern Hemisphere, date when light starts shining again...
    But ridiculing this date is just as ridiculous. I would not see anything wrong if Australia and South Africa would celebrate Christmas on June 24th. On the contrary, it would show how people are able to adjust an universal spiritual truth to the limited and contingent accessible 'universe'. All the liturgy is made of convergence between human habits and capabilities, as bread, wine, offerings, giving thanks, to a deeper incandescent point where soul and body truly merge. Christmas on December 25th is not a 'covering' of pagan habit, it is the clever use of the tradition, the world, the sky, the universe as a language to, partly, express a spiritual reality. Solstice is mathematics, mathematics is language, language is, for Christians, praise.

  • A Confidential Note to Various "Alt-Right" People and Others Dated: August 21, 2017 I've been very dismayed by the recent "political purge" being conducted by some of the largest Internet companies, in which numerous controversial websites of the "Alt Right" have suddenly been "disappeared," and in which all sorts of basic Internet services such as...
  • there hasn’t been the slightest talk of doing anything to the various monuments or towns honoring various figures from the Mexican-American War or the annexation of California

    You seem unfamiliar with the radical La Raza groups (despite what they write on their website) and the “Reconquista” movement. Here’s a video from Costa Mesa about “Making America Mexican Again”.

    Not sure how you can be so wrong on this …..

    • Replies: @Jason Roberts
    @CalDre

    Isn’t San Francisco removing - if they haven’t by now - the Pioneer Statue outside the Civic Center?

    Also I recall reading about a statue of William McKinley in Arcata(!) getting Talibanned.

    , @Ron Unz
    @CalDre


    You seem unfamiliar with the radical La Raza groups (despite what they write on their website) and the “Reconquista” movement. Here’s a video from Costa Mesa about “Making America Mexican Again”.

    Not sure how you can be so wrong on this …..
     
    Well, look. CA has 40M people, so I'm sure you can find a few to say almost anything, including that the state should be renamed after Supreme UFO God. But it's just not a serious issue and I doubt more than 1% have even heard about it.

    Replies: @CalDre

    , @Alden
    @CalDre

    <Most of the statues and monuments are Spanish soldiers and priests. Every once in a while some Hispanics go on a rant against Juniperro Serra whose statues are all over the state.

    Maybe the Spanish names protect them. I don’t think there are any monuments to Dennis Kearney of the Chinese exclusion act, or Kit Carson.

    , @Anonymous
    @CalDre


    Not sure how you can be so wrong on this
     
    Me neither. This gaping blind spot in his analysis reminds me of his claim that Bush and Cheney were uninvolved in the 9/11 false flag.

    He's a smart guy so this is perplexing.
    , @Anonymous
    @CalDre

    he told you why, they are engineers that live in their own bubble within their own time zone. they lift their heads up,look out the window, see a blue bird and miss the feral cat below it. then one day they look out the window and wonder what happened to the blue bird and blame it being gone on everybody that's not an engineer.

  • It seems that every time we look at the legal maneuverings that reflect upon President Donald Trump, the allegations of unlawful behavior by him add up. We know that two teams of federal prosecutors are examining his pre-presidential and his in-office behavior. Special counsel Robert Mueller is investigating whether Trump and his campaign reached an...
  • Fake American Napolitano is part of the soft coup against Heritage America’s duly elected President. It’s the Anglo-Saxon remnant against a coalition of wops, kikes, niggers, and beaners.

    • Troll: CalDre
    • Replies: @Mokiki
    @Anonymous

    That comment should suffer moderation.

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  • @Hypnotoad666
    It's obviously idiotic to claim that Trump can't spend his own money on something that benefits him personally without reporting it to the FEC.

    There is a difference between Trump the person and his capaign, which he happened to be self-financing.

    In fact, if Trump had used campaign funds to pay a personal bimbo settlement Mueller would have indicted him for misusing campaign funds for personal reasons.

    If this is the new rule, Hillary and every past or future candidate must also go to jail for spending any money on personal matters during a campaign.

    Judge Napolitano offers no opinion or insight, except that "rule of law" is a good thing. Kind of a useless article really.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Agreed that this is making a mountain out of a molehill, but the fact is that the Trump Organization (which made one of the payments) is not Trump himself (it is a separate legal entity and since it was a not-for-profit, no, Trump cannot legally do what he wants with the money there, due to tax reasons) made one of the payments and the National Enquirer (which obviously is not Trump) the other.

    But if we go the route of the National Enquirer, why isn’t a corporate newspaper’s endorsement of a candidate an illegal campaign contribution? Or that newspaper’s burial of a story harmful to the candidate they champion? Isn’t it all the same thing?

    Particularly dishonest of the “Judge” (idiot) is his reference to Cohen’s three year jail term. Absolutely none of that time had anything to do with the hush money payments – it was based on his personal (unassociated with Trump) tax fraud and bank fraud. The campaign finance violation is a civil, not a criminal, matter, and the “Judge” (idiot) should know that, and probably does (and is just being a disingenuous fuck as usual).

  • Petro Poroshenko is in deep trouble. His ratings have been in the single-digit range in spite of a vast propaganda effort, and his latest attempt to create a salvific crisis involving the usual "Russian aggression" has not only failed but appears to be backfiring. It is now becoming abundantly clear that the Ukronazi provocation was...
  • @annamaria
    @CalDre

    "... fundamentally, there is no difference between people like you and Cheney or Wolfowitz or the other neo-cons.""

    Well, on this forum, you are the loudest defender of all and any Chechen activities. Here for you is the beautiful legacy of Obamas: http://www.voltairenet.org/article204303.html

    "In December 2014, Henry Kravis created his own Intelligence agency, the KKR Global Institute. He nominated at its head the ex-Director of the CIA, General David Petraeus. With the Kravis couple’s private funds (the KKR investment funds), and without referring to Congress, Petraeus pursued operation « Timber Sycamore » which had been initiated by President Barack Obama. This was the largest weapons traffic in History, implicating at least 17 states and representing many thousands of tons of weapons worth several billion dollars [7]. As such, Kravis and Petraeus became the main suppliers for Daesh [8]."

    How dear is Daesh to your heart? Guess you are terribly upset that Russians got involved in Syria...

    On the other subject, here is an amazing news from the zionized Ukraine: http://thesaker.is/ukraine-sets-up-for-a-possible-winter-offensive-in-ldnr/

    "Stepan Bandera Voted a Hero of Ukraine

    For those unfamiliar with Bandera, his armies included 3 or 4 Waffen SS Battalions that were also prison guards at the extermination camps. The OUN is responsible for the murder of more than 3 million Soviet prisoners of war through forced starvation inside Ukraine.

    The OUN committed WWII’s first Holocaust acts at Katyn and Babi Yar just outside Kiev. Today at Babi Yar, instead of a promised Holocaust memorial commemorating the 36,000 Jews that were murdered there, the Ukrainian government put up memorials to OUN members that may have taken part in the crimes against humanity.

    Recognition of Stepan Bandera by Ukraine on any level should be the factor showing exactly where the country exists politically. Bandera was a fascist and believed in a strongman government. His follower’s politics today is the same.

    What kind of country is Ukraine to make a man Adolf Hitler considered violent and unstable its national hero?"

    --- Yes, what kind of government (apart from the obedient vassal Canada) glorifies Stepan Bandera?
    It was only upon liberation of Ukraine by US zionists that Ukrainian government (and neo-Nazi militia) has finally succeeded in making Bandera into a national hero.

    Replies: @CalDre

    Well, on this forum, you are the loudest defender of all and any Chechen activities.

    Oh, you are such a blatant liar. In this case, it is trivial to prove your lies. Every single post on this forum I have made, dating back a number of years, is available here, please do show us all my “loud defense of all and any Chechen activities”. I am against the mass slaughter you so adoringly love and cherish.

    As to volatairenet, it is not a reliable source.

    Guess you are terribly upset that Russians got involved in Syria

    Blah, blah, blah, there you go fabricating attitudes and opinions again, typical of despicable people like you. Doesn’t matter what I write, you just fabricate idiotic stuff, in order to make yourself feel wonderful about the rampant slaughter and war crimes you cherish, so long as committed by the Muscovite heroes, whose every crime you worship and celebrate.

    Oh, Saker – he’s predicting his 100th invasion by Ukraine. Yawn. If you look really really really hard, you just might, might, find someone who is wrong more often than Saker. But you’d have to look really hard. Doubt you have the stamina. If research were your forte, you wouldn’t thrive on fabricating lies and propaganda in Unz posts.

    Yes, what kind of government (apart from the obedient vassal Canada) glorifies Stepan Bandera?

    A far better one than one that glorifies Lenin and Stalin. And we all know, those monsters are your beloved gods, though they were millions of times worse than Bandera.