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    President Trump has been holding talks with top advisors this week regarding potential US attacks on Venezuela in order to bring about regime change in yet another oil-rich nation. As the western political/media class frames Venezuela’s President Maduro as a “dictator” who must urgently be removed from power, it is worth noting that any US...
  • Whatever. Let’s just see those Epstein files.

  • One thing I try not to think about very often is how many reports we’ve been seeing about Israeli prison guards training dogs to rape Palestinian captives in torture camps like Sde Teiman. Drop Site News has a new write-up about a testimony from a journalist published by the Palestinian Journalists Protection Center. The reporter...
  • We all know God’s Chosen are a people of the highest moral probity, devoted to Tikkun Olam, or healing the world. So if this happened, they cannot be to blame. Personally, I think the dogs are responsible for their own actions. They were probably German Shepherds.

  • “I am taking great pains to say I don’t mean to be antisemitic with my anti-rape dog rhetoric”

    This is the point we have arrived at. A writer takes pains to apologize for suggesting that having dogs rape prisoners might not meet the highest standard of ethical behavior.

    I hate to repeat, for the thousandth time, the cliche, “If you want to know who rules over you, ask who you are not allowed to criticize.”

    I propose a new and simpler version of that saying: “If you want to know who rules over you, go to a synagogue”.

    • Agree: John Trout, meamjojo
  • We’re on track to become the first species to go extinct due to politeness. Gonna follow the dinosaurs out the door because it was too uncomfortable and confrontational to tell a few billionaires and empire managers to fuck off. As Howard Zinn put it: Or as Utah Phillips put it, “The earth is not dying,...
  • About half the time, Caitlin Johnstone has a thoughtful and interesting perspective. The other half, her stuff is at the level of that old poster…I think my girlfriend had one in about 1972…”War is harmful to children and other living things.” No shit, Sherlock Holmes.

    It is facile and puerile to point out that war is bad, poverty is bad, homelessness is bad, lack of education is bad, lack of health care is bad…hell, “drugs are bad, mmmmkayyy?”

    The question is, what are we going to do about it? And I don’t mean, “Well, we should end poverty”, as one of CJ’s recent articles suggested. I mean what exactly, in detail, do you suggest we do, that will not create a solution that is worse than the original problem?

    The reason we are in the state we are in is partly because of our own stupidity, ignorance, and lack of talent; it is partly because of the disgusting corruption of our so-called leadership; but it is largely because no one has really figured out a way to cure all these endemic problems, without creating hell on earth…as for example Karl Marx and his followers.

    I think the Constitution and Declaration of Independence come as close as possible to a workable blueprint for a functional society, but our leadership has been wiping its collective ass on those documents for many decades. I don’t hear Caitlin Johnstone complaining about that, nor do I hear her proposing anything better, beyond juvenile slogans like “Eat the rich”. So…

    • Agree: Jackabond, meamjojo
    • Replies: @Jackabond
    @Pbar

    Yes, she agitates without resolution, leaving people hanging there. She wallows in the iniquity she creates and makes a living from it. Now here she is, trying to sound tough, intelligent, thoughtful and resistive to tyranny but all she’s doing is making it easier for the tyrants to rule. This is precisely the ruse of Marxism, and feminits fall for it every time. It’s astonishingly stupid.

    Replies: @24th Alabama

    , @nokangaroos
    @Pbar

    "Feed the homeless to the hungry"?

    OK, seriously; the complaint is a bit rich coming from someone who used to
    precede every op-ed with a screed on how Eebil waycisses are; verily it was
    not us who elevated being a snowflake to a virtue.

  • 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...
  • @Dr. Robert Morgan
    Caitlin Johnstone: "Can you imagine if we did that with any other major technological development? ... I would argue that the ability to eliminate poverty and needless human suffering is a far more significant development than flight or the internet."

    Come to think of it, maybe she's right.

    Poverty could be eliminated through the simple expedient of killing all the poor people. The technological development of the neutron bomb would be very useful in that regard. We've had it for years, but foolishly never used it for that purpose. To start, we could unburden the entire continent of Africa of its population, and that would eliminate a great mass of poverty and suffering immediately. Elsewhere, we could proceed on a case by case basis, drawing an arbitrary "poverty line", and executing anyone whose income and assets placed them at or below it. Bingo! Problem solved! No more poor people.

    Ah, but wait a minute. Wouldn't that just leave another group of people on the bottom rungs of the economic ladder? They'd be the new poor! We can't allow that.

    What we really need to solve the problem permanently is to use technology to create a society where EVERYBODY is better off than average. I suspect that will probably be very difficult, but surely, it must be solvable with the right technology!

    Replies: @didodbd okd, @Pbar

    These are excellent ideas. You really are an idea guy, and you should have a position in Trump’s cabinet, or at least a weekly show to put your novel concepts out there.

    But to expand on your thoughts…we certainly should be executing the poor, just as a farmer kills off inferior pigs instead of wasting food on them and even, may heaven forfend, allowing them to breed.

    But what about the children of the poor? Well, I suggest a publicity campaign to replace the tradition of the Thanksgiving turkey, with the Thanksgiving baby. It is the nature of America, that if the TV says to do a thing, often enough, Americans will do that thing.

    I can’t imagine a better incentive to get Americans off their couches and back to work, than an annual culling of the bottom 10%. And as far as everyone being above average…I used to teach high school math, and every year we were exhorted to accomplish exactly that. Everyone is very smart, and everyone is going to Princeton. If we only close our eyes and wish really hard, it will be so.

    I know this is “mission creep”, but can we do something about the fat people while we’re at it?

  • @Bill H.
    @Pbar

    Very well stated position, and one with which I agree. On all points. I tend to grow weary of "soft well wishes" stated as goals, then met with silence when asked for specifics as to ways and means.

    About a year ago I walked through a protest in downtown San Diego, a few hundred people, many carrying signs with slogans on them. I asked a couple dozen of them what specifically they were protesting. Most simply gave me a blank stare, a couple simply pointed to them sign, the meaning of which I could not decipher ("Choose Love"), and the rest admitted that they did not know.

    Replies: @Pbar

    “I tend to grow weary of “soft well wishes” stated as goals”

    My motto is, “More good, less bad”. You’re saying you’re AGAINST that?

  • I usually like CJ’s stuff, but lordy, this is naive. If we have the answer to the problem of poverty, why don’t you spell it out, beyond pablum like “becoming kinder and gentler.” Give me the details on how we can become kinder and gentler without being eaten alive by those who are less kind and gentle. Give me the details on how we can support poor people without motivating huge masses of other people to stop working and take the free goodies. If “capitalism” is so terrible, give me the details on what is to replace it, hopefully without employing the iron tyranny of an all-powerful soul-crushing state. In fact, you can’t. As you say, it has never been done before, and there is a reason for that: no one has ever figured out how to do it. The closest anyone has come is the Founding Fathers, who recognized the universal human desire for money and power, and set up systems to limit, control, and channel it…which systems we are busily undermining every day.

    As I said, I usually feel that your stuff is worth reading. This sort of vague, nebulous, cliche-ridden, unthinking, mealy-mouthed tripe about how poverty is bad and we should all be nice and billionaires have too much money and that causes other people to not have enough money, is unworthy of you.

    • Replies: @Eustace Tilley (not)
    @Pbar

    C.J. is a very sweet girl, but this essay shows just how poorly-educated she is.

    Starting off with "poverty is bad". There is a long Christian tradition that thinks the exact opposite. I'm not saying that this view is "right" or "wrong". I'm saying that it's a valid point of view.

    There was a famous Chinese named Layman Pang. He is famous chiefly because he threw all his gold into a river. When chastised by ordinary people, he replied that since it had done no good for him, that it would do no good for anyone else either.

    C.J. : Please cultivate the virtue of intellectual humility. You are not yet a sage.

    , @Bill H.
    @Pbar

    Very well stated position, and one with which I agree. On all points. I tend to grow weary of "soft well wishes" stated as goals, then met with silence when asked for specifics as to ways and means.

    About a year ago I walked through a protest in downtown San Diego, a few hundred people, many carrying signs with slogans on them. I asked a couple dozen of them what specifically they were protesting. Most simply gave me a blank stare, a couple simply pointed to them sign, the meaning of which I could not decipher ("Choose Love"), and the rest admitted that they did not know.

    Replies: @Pbar

  • China’s innovation drive is reaching fever pitch in 2025. Let’s cut to the chase and focus on four crucial domains. The Huawei Factor Huawei is already testing its first, self-developed EUV lithography machine capable of producing 3nm chips. Trial tests are going full blast at the research center in Dongguan, and mass production should start...
  • Trump has an answer for the threat of Chinese technological advance, and it’s the same as his answer to everything else: threats, lies, bullying, pointless meandering speeches, insulting nicknames, slapping on tariffs, removing those tariffs, printing money, giving money away, more debt, kissing Israel’s ass, blowing up fishing boats…

    I propose a constitutional amendment. In addition to a chronological age requirement for the presidency, there should be a psychological and emotional age requirement. I think requiring a mental age above six would have weeded out this President, and a few others.

  • Former Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz made some very revealing remarks during an appearance at the Jewish Federations of North America General Assembly on Sunday, expressing frustration with the way younger Jews are dismissing pro-Israel arguments because of the carnage they’ve seen in Gaza. “We are now wrestling with a new I think generational divide here,...
  • “The seven million people in Israel, they are not my co-religionists, they are my siblings.”

    In other words, they are your extended family, which is really what a race is. Nobody has screeched louder and longer about racism when practiced by white Christians in America, than the Jews have. But in reality, nobody is more tribal and racist than Jews. Now, most of them are smart enough to be subtle about it. It no longer surprises me when Jews are tribal and racist. It does surprise me when they are stupid enough to say so out loud.

    This woman’s beliefs are nothing unusual in the Jewish community. She simply has a small IQ and a big mouth.

    • Agree: Titus7
  • Note: This article was published in last week’s American Free Press. I had to change some of the wording, because AFP has a no-four-letter-words policy—even when the four letter word is part of an eight letter word! The creatively edited version turned out fine. Meanwhile here is the original. People who subscribe to AFP as...
  • @Jonah Gathers
    @Realist

    1. Because he wasn't Hillary
    2. Because he wasn't Kamala

    Replies: @Anymike, @Liza, @Pbar

    1. Because he wasn’t Hillary
    2. Because he wasn’t Kamala.

    Exactly. The answer to “How could you vote for that awful man?” is always, “Give me someone else I can vote for ”

    • Replies: @Dr. Krieger
    @Pbar

    Your answer is why your type will always "have to vote for an awful person".

  • In the last few days, a significant number of countries have announced their decision to recognize a Palestinian state. At the same time, the leaders of these countries have repeatedly condemned the attacks of October 7. Can you see the problem here? The two positions are logically incompatible. It makes no sense to repudiate the...
  • @meamjojo
    Shanah Tovah. Israel ushers in year 5786 on the Hebrew calendar while Palestinians are in year 77 of their calendar. This should show you who has been around the longest and is therefore entitled to all the land of Israel.

    This reality therefore invalidates your writing of:


    "But is that what’s really going on here or are many of these countries simply acknowledging that Hamas is not a terrorist organization at all but a national liberation movement that is justified in defending its land from foreign occupation?"
     
    However, it is interesting why, over the 2 year course of this war, I have yet to hear ANY Western MSM outlet call for Hamas to simply return ALL the hostage, lay down their weapons and surrender for the good of the people they supposedly represent, to save the lives of civilians they claim to be fighting for. Perhaps these outlets DO subscribe to what you write but are too fearful to come out and say that they support a terrorist organization?

    Replies: @Observator, @Alec80, @Ferrata, @Anon, @Pbar

    The Palestinians have been around a hell of a lot longer than the Ashkenazi Jews who make up so large a proportion of the population and leadership of Israel.

    I do love your reasoning, though. I am 70, and have lived my street a lot longer than my neighbor, who is in his 30’s. Therefore I am entitled to kill him and take his house and his wife. She’s a real honey, so I am looking forward to it.

    The house is pretty nice, too.

    • LOL: Kingsmeg
  • This article is not advocating violence or any illegal activity. But it is advocating that nationalists take the win. Charlie Kirk was a traitor against his own race. He argued America was "just an idea", a set of "values" that any foreign hoards of cheap labour could come and replace. He was paid by Jewish...
  • @Maniscowco
    https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/military-leaders-consider-recruiting-campaign-centered-charlie-kirk-rcna231971

    "WASHINGTON — Pentagon leaders are considering a new recruiting campaign that would encourage young people to honor the legacy of assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk by joining the military, according to two officials familiar with the planning.

    The idea would be to frame the recruiting campaign as a national call to service, the officials said. Possible slogans that Pentagon leaders have discussed include “Charlie has awakened a generation of warriors,” according to the officials."

    Replies: @Greta Handel, @Tennessee Jed, @Wokechoke, @Titus7, @JunkyardDog, @saoirse, @Pbar

    “Possible slogans that Pentagon leaders have discussed include…”

    How about, “Kill a Pali for Charlie”?

  • Aside from the spectacle of our leaders openly prostrating before Trump, the truth of Britain’s “special relationship” with the US was mostly found in unscripted moments around his visit I don’t know about you, but I find myself increasingly at a loss to put into words the extraordinary times we are living through. Even the...
  • I don’t believe Trump has ever read a book in his life, including the ones he supposedly wrote. So him praising English authors is a bit like a fish praising a bicycle maker or a worm speaking for a certain hairbrush manufacturer.

    Getting Trump…the shallowest, flightiest, and most ADHD national leader ever known…to read a book, is a lost cause. It might be good if he would sit down sometime with a tutor, who could take him line by line through the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, the greatest works of prose that America has produced.

    Too bad Antonin Scalia is not alive to take on this job. But it should not be hard to find someone. I have seen guests on Jerry Springer who understood more about the Bill of Rights than Trump does, and I am not exaggerating when I say that. I have in mind the toothless hillbilly who said to “Jerry”, “Yew cain’t tell me tuh shut up, cuz o’ the FIRST AMENDMENT!”

    • Agree: Jim H
    • Thanks: spud999
    • Replies: @kit walker
    @Pbar

    There is some evidence that Trump is illiterate which, if true, explains (almost) everything.

    , @Miro23
    @Pbar


    Getting Trump…the shallowest, flightiest, and most ADHD national leader ever known…to read a book, is a lost cause. It might be good if he would sit down sometime with a tutor, who could take him line by line through the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, the greatest works of prose that America has produced.
     
    It's not so complicated. All Trump has to do is get through the First Amendment

    "...Congress shall make no law... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press...".
     
    , @Wayne Lusvardi
    @Pbar

    I suspect he is dyslexic as are Anderson Cooper, Steven Spielberg, Albert Einstein, George Washington, Leonardo da Vinci, Henry Ford, John Lennon

  • Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at blacks who love criminals and whites who love bums. The hosts also discuss Harjinder Singh’s CDL, Trump’s cabinet, and they add a postscript to Hurricane Katrina.
  • @Achmed E. Newman
    Disclaimer: I did not listen to this podcast yet. (They are coming fast and furious - I do enjoy them.)

    You guys work together anyway, so let me paste in what I wrote under a Paul Kersey's post on this subject:

    I’m gonna be that guy, right here, right now. I just got done listening to Greg Hood talk about how “muh Constitution” ain’t gonna help matters. I’m paraphrasing, and I get that. However, that’s enough. Let Chicago deal with Chicago. Washington, FS is a different story Constitutionally, but the US Gov’t has no business whatsoever in policing Chicago, Illinois.

    Trump has much bigger fish to fry, but he got a bug up his ass about, “Hey, our big cities our dangerous!” after his DOGE guy got assaulted in the Federal Shithole, like nobody, nobody else knew about these violent inner cities. What a revelation by one smart cookie! Sorry, this wouldn’t help in the long run anyway. If you pull out the NG after jailing a bunch of the big fry, they will be let out early and others will take their place in the meantime. Even if you keep that National Police Force presence, the corruption will end up the same.

    Hey, Trump, it’s the Black people, stupid. OK, I know he knows that, but I’d really like to hear him just say that one time.

    All that said, the statement by the black grifter mayor or the un-gymed Fat-ass Governor “Racist, immoral and unholy’ to make a city safer for the law abiding by locking up the criminals, gang members, murderers, rapists and sadists?” got only 1 out of 3 correct. Yes, it IS racist, because the problem is this one race of people. It wouldn’t be immoral, it wouldn’t be unholy, but it wouldn’t be Constitutional either.

    President Trump, you’re doing 10,000% better than Trump-45, but I’ll say it again: FOCUS!

    -----------------------------

    Let me add this today: What Trump IS good at, whether it's intentional Reality-TV stuff or not, is making things very visible to more of the public. Most people know that inner cities in America are violent, nasty black s_holes. However, Trump is putting this out in the open for the Regime Media to deal with too. That's a good thing.

    Replies: @Pbar

    “Trump has much bigger fish to fry,”

    In my opinion, the only fish Trump is frying these days is, “Hey look over here, at what I just did, and FORGET about those pesky Epstein files, which contain nothing at all about Mossad blackmailing half the government into doing Israel’s will.”

    All this clean-up-the-cities stuff is just part of that, and we the American sheeple will swallow it whole , as we always do.

    • Thanks: Trinity
    • Replies: @Trinity
    @Pbar

    BINGO. Plus there is a more sinister reason for implementing a federal police force.

    , @Achmed E. Newman
    @Pbar

    Job One is reversing the PRP, Pbar. Trump has done a whole lot by stopping the digging, aka, closing the southern border, but of course deportations must ramp up 10 fold to be seriously effective. Again, that's Job One, and that's what he should continue to focus on the most.

    Jeff Epstein... well, I will say that show of a press conference that day demonstrated that Trump can be a real liar (not just a bragging bullshitter) just like any politician. I guess he hopes we'll all forget. However, the immigration invasion is the bigger fish to fry right now.

  • Here at TruthJihad.com we try to offer fair and balanced perspectives on controversial issues. That’s why we occasionally feature guest articles by authors with unusual viewpoints. Today’s offering certainly qualifies on that score. But whatever you may think of Mr. Putz’s politics, you will no doubt find his account of escaping from Auschwitz as thrilling...
  • Mr Putz, it’s a real piece of luck that they didn’t put you in the cage with the bear and the eagle, or use the masturbation death machine on you, or freeze you solid and then break you into chunks. Your scuba gear would not have saved you. Sounds like you truly are one of God’s favorites.

  • Continued from Part I. The Barsaloi shop After marrying Lketinga, Corinne started a business. She rented a two-room wooden building near the mission. The main room had shelves and a counter in the middle that would be perfect for a shop. The back room would be mostly for storage, and Corinne put a charcoal grill...
  • @Cloud Posternuke
    @Concerned Observer


    It hurt. The experience was almost more than I could bear. I begged him to stop. Afraid he would kill me, I pleaded with him to honor my commitment to Haiti, to him as a brother in the mutual struggle for an end to our common oppression, but to no avail. He didn’t care that I was a Malcolm X scholar. He told me to shut up, and then slapped me in the face. Overpowered, I gave up fighting halfway through the night.
     
    I couldn't help but laugh. This is almost satire. A pity that she did survive though...

    Replies: @Pbar

    How can he not have cared, while he was raping her, that she was a Malcolm X scholar? Hard to fathom that…

    • Agree: Cloud Posternuke
    • Replies: @Cloud Posternuke
    @Pbar

    Damn right, everyone knows that a Vodoo-Christian with limited access to outside information fervently idolizes a black Muslim leader who died decades ago.

    This woman is even more racist than me, at least in this particular aspect. Unlike her, I can still differentiate between blacks among their various subgroups.

    She, on the other hand, thinks like this: That nigger is a nigger. Therefore, he must love Malcolm X.

    Well, those leftist-liberals have a pretty one-dimensional opinion about Whites too, so maybe they are just shallow and small minded in general.

  • Due to the persistent problem of black dysfunction and criminality in America, the kind we witness in various forms each and every day whether it be on social media, nightly news reports or from personal experience, ‘black fatigue’ has reached epic proportions throughout the country. An increasing number of white Americans, including those of other...
  • Those 32 ” Worst of the worst”…what do they have in common? Nothing, nothing at all. I don’t see race.

  • One of the more interesting aspects of the expanding war between Israel and Iran is the way the media and the crowd of “experts” have avoided any discussion of the possible, or perhaps even likely, upcoming decision of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to dig deep into his secret nuclear weapons arsenal to enable the total...
  • Trump (and I voted for him BTW) has rudely shoved GW Bush off the pedestal he occupied as the most willfully ignorant President the US has ever had. Trump knows no history and reads nothing, not newspapers, not magazines, probably not even the book he “wrote”. Thus I would be very surprised if Trump even knows that Netanyahu lied through his teeth to get us to do his dirty work in Iraq. Netanyahu (through Mossad) apparently knew at the time that Iraq had no WMD’s, but kept that little bit of info to himself.

    Bush, who was as stupid as he was ignorant, was happy to be led by the nose into a war he wanted, for his own selfish egotistical reasons…and did I mention that he was stupid…

    Trump, who equals or exceeds Bush in those categories, seems in general not to relish war. But since he has no base of knowledge and no guiding beliefs, his current opinion on anything depends on what the last guy he talked to said to him. And unfortunately, DC being what it is, the last guy he talked to is usually going to be a Zionist Jew.

    • Replies: @Tucker
    @Pbar

    I have always viscerally hated and despised the entire Bush Family, so please do not interpret this comment as one that defends or excuses this family mass murdering, war mongering, slimy slabs of cockroach excrement.

    But, I think we need to factor in to our mutual hatred for Dubya with his well documented, although somewhat suppressed, alleged history of possible cocaine addiction that some have written about and spoke of, in a number of videos about the crimes of the Bush Crime family.

    If any of these allegations are true, then we had this degenerate psycho in charge our country for 8 years and that is the fault of the American "conservative" voting public who either failed to do their homework on this worm's background, or who knew about it and thought it didn't matter.

    Since we now know that the Bushes and the slimy Clintons are secretly great buddies, I would say that this adds considerable credibility to the alleged criticisms.

    But, hey, the IQ of 75 "normies" will say - none of these allegations can be true, because our Cocaine Snorting, Draft dodging, war mongering, slab of armadillo excrement who pretended to be a "Texan" with is fake ranch in Crawford, Texas and who LIED America into the wars in the Middle East - he is our 'hero' !!

    Heck, Dubya walks on water, in the twisted minds of these low IQ boomer normies.

  • U.S. President Donald Trump is trashing the world trade system over a basic economic fallacy. He wrongly claims that America’s trade deficit is caused by the rest of the world ripping off the U.S., repeatedly stating things such as, “Over the decades, they ripped us off like no country has never been ripped off in...
  • “The real way to support American workers is through federal measures opposite to those favored by Trump, including universal health coverage, ”

    More taxes.

    “support for unionization”

    Driving up production costs and driving jobs out of the country.

    “and budget support for modern infrastructure, ”

    More taxes.

    “including green energy”

    More taxes.

    “all financed with higher, not lower, taxes on the wealthiest Americans”

    Taking money out of the hands of wealthy people who would otherwise invest it and create jobs and production.

    “and corporate sector”

    More corporate taxes, paid by the people who buy the products of those corporations.

    In other words, bend over, America, and lube up. If you aren’t getting it in one end from DJT, you are going to get it in the other end from guys who think like this.

    • Agree: Truth Vigilante
    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Pbar

    More corporate taxes, paid by the people who buy the products of those corporations.

    In other words, bend over, America, and lube up. If you aren’t getting it in one end from DJT, you are going to get it in the other end from guys who think like this.

    What about for corporations like Exxon that have billions of dollars?

    Why not tax their holdings?

    You have become ideologically wed to the theory that corporations cannot be taxed.

    Well the US budget was in better shape when the corporate tax was higher. Of course that little tidbit won't be mentioned on Fox or Newsmax.

  • American popular culture, ever promoting the myth that we live in the land of the free and the brave, wants us to believe that we stand up to bullying. Even if bravery is in short supply at times, like during McCarthyism, someone like attorney Joseph Welch ultimately comes to the rescue. Breaking the spell, the...
  • “Though there’s still little to no evidence that pro-Palestinian demonstrators made antisemitic statements or committed antisemitic acts — every directly sourced claim of anti-Jewish speech turns out to be anti-Zionist instead — accusing Columbia of inaction is unfair.”

    You seem to be saying that it is unfair that these protestors were arrested, because they actually are not anti-Semitic. This implies that if they actually were anti-Semitic, well, that would be a different matter. Begging your pardon, but the way I understand both the Bill of Rights and American tradition, everyone has the right to be as anti-Semitic as they like, and to express those opinions, short of physical violence.

  • We do not have free speech to talk about the weather. Our Founders, particularly James Madison who drafted the Bill of Rights, understood that our rights are not privileges granted to us by government. No, it was understood at the founding that these basic natural rights outlined by Madison were granted by our Creator and...
  • @meamjojo
    Too funny old man.

    Go to Gaza under Hamas, or Saudi Arabia or Iran or Russia or China or or or... and then come back (when you get out jail) and tell us all about "free speech".

    Replies: @Tennessee Jed, @Careful Observer, @Redpill Boomer, @Pbar

    Good argument. “Other places don’t have free speech. Therefore we shouldn’t either.”

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  • Max Singer was a Jewish co-founder of Hudson Institute and a self-styled futurist. Hudson Institute is a right wing think tank originating from Rand Corporation “with a unique future-oriented perspective” (according to their marketing material). Singer’s better known co-founder was a Herman Khan, fellow Jew and the most celebrated nuclear strategist of his day, who...
  • Jews are filled with contradictions.

    The liberal or secular ones sincerely think what the Jews are doing is a blessing to the non-Jews (Tikkun Olam: “healing the world”). The Talmudic ones intend for Jews to take over the world and either kill or enslave all the non-Jews, whom they regard as soulless cattle or “beasts.” Both think the Jews have a right to rule their own country and everyone else’s country.

    When they are in other people’s countries, Jews immediately set out to take over the key institutions of influence and power: media, entertainment, fine arts, publishing (soft power), law, finance, banking, business (medium power) and government and foreign policy (hard power).

    Jews throughout the world work together in coordination, while other groups fight and compete with each other. Being an international diaspora with thousands of organizations and strong loyalty to each other has enabled the Jews to dominate international finance and given them the money to buy other people’s loyalty and punish their enemies.

    They harbor an intense dislike for whites and Christians, the former because Romans destroyed their Temple and the latter because Christ exposed and denounced their grift.

    The liberal or secular Jews think they are doing non-Jews a big favor by encouraging mass immigration and multiculturalism, and they see no contradiction in rejecting those things for Israel. This is why arguing with a Jew is almost pointless. They can rationalize anything, no matter how absurd.

    Another source of Jewish power is their ability to sell themselves as the most victimized of peoples. If a man is kicked out of every bar in town, whose fault is that? Most would say it’s the man’s fault. But when it comes to the innumerable times Jews have been expelled from different countries, cities and towns, it has never been their fault as far as they are concerned.

    Thus, the much-exaggerated pogroms that they supposedly endured in Russia and eastern Europe had “nothing to do” with them cheating their non-Jewish neighbors. The numerous expulsions they endured during the Middle Ages had nothing to do with them being members of the king’s Court and serving as his tax farmers, mercilessly squeezing money out of the common people and enjoying rights and privileges denied to the commoners (who they treated with contempt — as literally being filthy and vile).

    Jews have managed to get countries to forbid questioning the Holocaust, but it seems that this supposedly worst persecution in world history (it wasn’t) has been very much exaggerated. Then there is the matter of the Jews regarding themselves as God’s chosen people and as superior to everyone else – an attitude that is hardly endearing.

    It seems impossible that people can forever remain blind to these Jewish traits, which are hardly hidden. When the Jews started migrating to the US in large numbers in 1881, they took care — following the advice of German Jews who had arrived earlier — to hide their subversive activities. As late as the 1960’s, their television shows and Hollywood movies were reasonably patriotic and positive about the white majority in the US.

    Then the knives started coming out – using blacks and other nonwhite minorities and immigrants as a proxy army against whites, suing to remove Christianity from the public square, promoting every form of degeneracy, overtly defaming white people, and portraying the US in the worst possible light.

    Even with all of this, the Jew remains invisible to the larger public. By financing the career of Cyrus Scofield, he’s gotten evangelical Christians on his side. By controlling the media, he has been able to promote lies and censor the truth. Through his sheer monetary power, he has inspired “fear of the Jew” in those few non-Jews whose eyes are open. They risk losing their jobs, careers, business clients, etc., if they openly criticize the Jew.

    What is the psychology that makes the Jew so antisocial, so at odds with his fellow human beings? Because of Jewish inbreeding (rarely marrying non-Jews) and extreme in-group preference over thousands of years, few Jews feel comfortable in a non-Jewish environment. They can’t live and let live. They have to meddle and try to reshape the world the way they would have it.

    One Jewish businessman in a book the title of which I forget said he couldn’t stand the goyim because of what he considered to be their lack of seriousness and their preoccupation with sports and games. Sports and games! This actually offended him to the point that he said he could not live comfortably in a world that was not totally Jewish. In contrast to the “superficial” goyim, his soul ached to unify itself with what he took to be God (“G-d”), who of course would have to be Jewish like him.

    Jewish power is a remarkable achievement, but it comes at the price of a loss of freedom, prosperity, safety and happiness for the majority of people. And people can only take so much. Accordingly, even if the Jews are still safe, their policies are not. What will happen next? Who knows? We shall see. The Jews won’t restrain themselves; that’s for sure. It’s pedal to the metal all the way until they hit the wall. It always has been.

    • Agree: Pbar
    • Thanks: anarchyst
    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Eric135

    This was very well said. Surprised you didn't get more of a response for this very well written reply.


    The Jews won’t restrain themselves; that’s for sure. It’s pedal to the metal all the way until they hit the wall. It always has been.
     
    Is this really true? How do you explain the apparant 180 degree shift in so many far-left, jew approved, "woke" policies. Why is the Zionist/Jewish Occupied Government suddenly doing things like:

    - Enforcing immigration laws, including defending the border and deporting illegals, (well, some of them anyway)
    - Ending DEI, (really it should be DIE, as these policies are about eliminating Whites from everything)
    - Ending the LGBTQIA+/woke circus policies in the military
    - Cutting the military budget in half, (this one made me laugh sooo hard)
    - Ending birthright citizenship
    - Making English the national langauge of the USA
    - Declaring Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations
    - Ending income tax, (but not until the national debt is paid off, LOL)
    - Annexing Greenland and/or Canada and/or Panama and/or all three
    - Helping victimized Whites in South Africa immigrate into the US
    - The possibility of giving Derek Chauvin a presidental pardon

    Replies: @JPS, @Eric135

    , @CCG
    @Eric135


    One Jewish businessman in a book the title of which I forget said he couldn’t stand the goyim because of what he considered to be their lack of seriousness and their preoccupation with sports and games.
     
    That sounds similar to the December 2024 tweet by Vivek Ramaswamy, who is a Hindu.
    https://twitter.com/VivekGRamaswamy/status/1872312139945234507

    Replies: @The Real World

    , @Pythas
    @Eric135

    The so-called jews were nothing more then wandering semitic goat-herders, like the Aryans who were cow herders and another wandering people. They (the jews-semites) slithered out of the Arabian peninsula went up to Egypt or Mesopotamia to try to take over places that they did not create that's all...I like what Joseph Campbell had to say about them in that program from the 1980's "The power of Myth."

    , @anon
    @Eric135

    I don't see what the big deal is? If some want to be Jewish or Muslim or whatever.

    According to these articles, some Chinese and Taiwanese actually want to (and have been) following Jewish business and financial models:

    Shanghai created by Jews
    https://newrepublic.com/article/118477/shanghai-one-greatest-jewish-cities-ever-constructed

    Taiwan follows Jewish business models
    https://www.realclearreligion.org/2011/01/03/the_talmud_as_chinese_business_guide_239184.html

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain

    , @anarchyst
    @Eric135

    Excellent post!

    Thank you.

    I've thought along the same lines for many decades now...
    Two additional things about JEW$ is their adoption of supremacy and the double standard that they impose on the rest of us.

    JEW$ consider themselves to be "super humans", spiritually above us "goyim" which were created, being given long lives in which to serve the JEW$. The source of their supremacist attitudes is in the torah and the talmud.

    JEW$ have different "rules" for us "goyim" which differ greatly from the "rules" that JEW$ have for themselves. It is OK to screw a gentile out of money or possessions with murder of a "goy" to be OK. Usury only applies to "goyim" and not to JEW$ themselves.

    Fortunately, for the "rest of us", JEW$ are unable to create their own viable societies and are forced to graft themselves on to functioning societies as parasites, eventually (attempting to) destroy their host societies.

    No JEWI$H society has survived over 80 years. israel is coming up on its 80th year in a few years. Let the results be the destruction of that parasitical country.

    Best regards,

  • Pressured into removing a humanising portrait of Gaza’s children, the BBC offers instead a series on Israel-Palestine that frantically revives the very narrative that made the genocide possible There has been a prolonged furore over the BBC’s craven decision to ban a documentary on life in Gaza under Israel’s bombs after it incensed Israel and...
  • The earth existed for billions of years and absolutely nothing happened. Then there was a Holocaust, because of anti-Semitism. Then on October 7th 2024 Hamas attacked Israel, also because of anti-Semitism. Since then, nothing else has happened.

    • Replies: @Dr. Rock
    @Pbar

    In jewish "history", everything is interlude, passing from one (totally unwarranted) act of antisemitism to the next, with the in-between years meaning nothing.

    I'm not even joking! Jewish history is a never ending series of antisemitism, that's all they think, it's all they believe, it's all they teach their kids or tell the world.

    That apparently, for thousands of years, multiple societies, cultures, nations, city-states, etc., have all come up with a totally unfounded reason to just "dislike the jews" for no reason whatsoever!

    It's just a giant fucking mystery!

    Replies: @Franz, @Tennessee Jed

    , @meamjojo
    @Pbar

    There's no dash in antisemitism. Go back to school.

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  • I’m still technically on day 4 of a complete fast, but I’m almost at the end. At this point, I’ve begun wondering: is 8 days really a good goal? Or should I try to push it further? I guess that will depend on how I feel on day 8, but I’m thinking right now that...
  • Read The Treatment and the Cure by Peter Kocan, also Fresh Fields by same author. The oddest most original semi-autobiographies you will ever read.

  • Just so you understand, I am doing an eight day complete fast to try to fix my health and also for spiritual reasons. I believe running this website has completely destroyed my health, and I’m extremely bitter about this. My bitterness knows no end. I’ve also realized that I’ve only created this website for the...
  • A sudden 8 day fast out of nowhere might be unwise. Consider an alternative. Cut down on carbohydrates for a couple of weeks. Your body will become adapted to burning fat, because you are eating more of it. Then start doing intermittent fasting: only eat during a certain window of time, say 8 hours to start, maybe 9 to 5 each day.

    Because your body is adapted to burning fat, it will more readily switch over to burning body fat. You will not be tired or hungry. Then you can narrow your eating window down to 6, 4, or 2 hours, or just eat one meal a day, if you choose.

    There are remarkable and proven health benefits to this, (look up autophagy), and it is a habit you can maintain for the rest of your life.

    You may be surprised to find that as your metabolic health recovers, you find life much less gay, boring, and stupid. And you may find a renewed enthusiasm for your vital work of bashing the Jews, nigs, and morons. I certainly hope so.

    • Thanks: Sharonbaron
    • Replies: @Abhuman
    @Pbar

    I don't care what anyone else says. Low carb dieting definitely works for me. It's probably true that you absorb whatever calories you eat, no matter the food-group source, but carbs....

    1) Increase blood pressure. Corresponding with the automatic blood pressure increase you get an artificial weight increase due increased water retention which is, in turn, due to having free-floating carbs in the blood.

    2) Are addictive. Eating a small quantity of potato chips or cookies isn't satisfying. They're satisfying when you put them in your mouth and ingest, but as soon as you've done that, you want more.

    3) Cause diabetes. If the blood pressure increase described in point 1 is dramatic this is an indication of insulin resistance and pre-diabeties.

    Anyone who cares about his or her health should be very moderate with carbs. Essentially they're a slow-acting poison. There are other things people need to avoid too, such as hydrogenated oil, and some of the additives in processed foods are probably poisonous.

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    , @Annacath
    @Pbar

    Let's hope that Andrew will regain his strength to keep up the good work.

    , @Che Guava
    @Pbar

    If Andrew is as Christian as he claims, it should be a Lenten fast. I ate nothing on Wednesday, Ash Wednesday of this year.

  • The underlying structures of political psychology are more or less the same across the board. Some societies lean toward secularity while others toward religiosity. Some are labeled ‘liberal democratic’ while others are deemed ‘autocratic’. Granted, it depends on the perspective as an order claiming to represent the will of the majority may be criticized as...
  • “It’s highly unlikely that anyone would have gotten worked up over studies on a particular shellfish or a species of trees.”

    One word: Lysenko.

  • Walter Salles’ new film on the disappearances of regime critics in 1970s Brazil is a powerful reminder that the ghouls who defend the slaughter in Gaza are biding their time Walter Salles’ new film I’m Still Here, is a moving, true-story, Oscar-nominated portrait of a middle-class, leftwing family in Rio de Janeiro in the early...
  • @Wj
    @meamjojo

    Slaughter the palis and conquer the Middle East. Commit the genocide you are describing but for Gods sake stop with the tikkun olan heal the world bullshit. Act like grubby smelly monsters and then own it. It will almost be worth it for the rest of us when you drop the mask.

    Replies: @Pbar

    Exactly. What the Israelis are doing is barbaric, but from my home halfway around the world, I wouldn’t lift a finger or spend a dollar to stop them. What I object to most strongly is that, through money, media control, and probably blackmail, they have the US government by the balls. They use us to fight and fund their wars for them.

    All that would be bad enough if we didn’t have to also listen to endless sanctimonious lectures from American Jews, about slavery, racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, the list is endless.

    Jews, just admit that you are morally no better than anybody else, and probably a good deal worse. You are not avatars of moral salvation, hovering in the air above the rest of us. What is happening in Israel is no less than a brutal genocidal land grab, funded by your underhanded control of the US government, and propagandized by the Jewish-owned media and academies.

    Just admit that you are as awful as the rest of us, just more successful at it. And start paying your own way.

  • Compos mentis was missing in the Oval Office on Monday morning. French President Emmanuel Macron recognized it, and was so pleased, he repeatedly said: “Thank you, dear Donald”. The answers to press questions given by President Donald Trump, sitting beside Macron, revealed that Trump doesn’t understand what end-of-war terms President Vladimir Putin has announced, nor...
  • Trump was not elected because he is a rocket scientist. He is a carnival barker who has never read a book in his life. He never heard of the Constitution until they made him take an oath to uphold it. He was elected to create a sort of revolution and his ignorance of the established order has always been a selling point for him.

    Here’s my proposal for world peace. Ukraine sends us eggs and mail-order brides, Russia sells us rare earths, we sell them Fords which are marginally better than Ladas, Ukraine which has been depopulated takes in all the world’s Jews, the Palestinians get Palestine back but we get to turn Gaza into Disneyland Mideast…and I will accomplish all this within the first 24 hours of my administration.

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  • As visitors to this website are aware, most of my own articles tend to be long or sometimes even very long, and readers have often complained about this. Unfortunately, the topics I usually cover tend to be complex and controversial ones, and I feel it is difficult to properly address them in short columns that...
  • @A_Hand_Hidden
    Just used this function for Anglin's articles and I'm getting:

    "AHHHH! Niggers! China, good! Kayne, bad, good, bad, GOOD!"

    This is saving me so much time!

    Replies: @BobbyToo, @pbar

    No mention of Jews? AI is still imperfect.

  • he Trump administration’s war with the deep state is not a purgative. It is not about freeing us from the tyranny of intelligence agencies, militarized police, the largest prison system in the world, predatory corporations or the end of mass surveillance. It will not restore the rule of law to hold the powerful and the...
  • ==>aided by a bankrupt liberalism that no longer stands or fights for anything

    Oh I don’t know. Certainly the left does not stand and fight for anything that most reasonable people would consider desirable and good. But it has fought, and continues to fight, for drag queen story hour, for child castration, for killing an infant as it is being born, for incompetent black women having hiring preference over competent white men…the list goes on and on.

    What the left does not fight for, is border security to keep floods of unskilled immigrants driving down wages, for unfettered free speech, for racial color blindness…this list is also endless.

    I hope I don’t need to point out the logical fallacy in this article. Trump does this thing; the Nazis also did this thing before they did other bad things; therefore Trump is going to do those other bad things; QED, and also REEEEEEEEEE!

    There’s no doubt we need to watch Donald Trump, just as we should watch anybody who is in power. And there is no doubt that Trump has little regard for or understanding of the Constitution…although, let’s be honest, the people in the federal government who do, could probably be counted on one hand. But ironically, it will probably come down to the Trump-appointed SC justices to prevent whatever form Trump’s overreach might take.

    And BTW, let’s not give Trump credit for that. I feel sure Trump has no idea what the SC is really supposed to do, or why his picks were any good. He was fed those picks by the Heritage Foundation. If he had been fed picks by Jared and Ivanka, or his bookie, or Benjamin Netanyahu, or Bugs Bunny, we would be in a very different situation.

  • Without question, the United States of America leads the world in health and agricultural innovation. We have created a system that has room for improvement but overall is recognized as a global innovator. That leadership will fade now that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has been confirmed as the new secretary of Health and Human Service...
  • As usual in today’s world, it is just about impossible to know what to believe. The mainstream take on RFK is that he is a dangerous madman. But everything I have heard him say leads me to believe that he is a vaccine skeptic, not a vaccine opponent.

    Indeed, in general he is a science skeptic, not a science denier. And since the essence of science is or should be skepticism, he is closer to having the scientific attitude than are the normies who say that, whatever the science people tell us to do, we should do without question.

    My ex did research and reviewed research at NIH and the FDA for about 40 years, and she is very skeptical and cynical by temperament. When I asked her if my recent arthritis and artery blockages could have anything to do with my recent COVID shots, she said, “There’s no way to know, and we probably won’t understand the effects of those vaccines for 20 years.”

    That was my attitude already. The fanatical vaccine advocates, and the people who are absolutely sure that the vaccines will kill you, are both wrong. The reality is that, as with so many things in this sad old world, we just do not know, and so each of us must decide according to his own lights, and hope for the best.

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @Pbar

    Mr/Ms Phubar writes:


    The fanatical vaccine advocates, and the people who are absolutely sure that the vaccines will kill you, are both wrong.
    The reality is that, as with so many things in this sad old world, we just do not know, and so each of us must decide according to his own lights, and hope for the best.
     
    Well NO, actually. The pro-vaxx pushers have got it completely wrong, while the vaxx sceptics are much closer to the truth.
    The fact is we DO know quite a bit about the deadly clot shots.
    According to Dr Peter McCullough, arguably the most knowledgeable person in the world on the Covid clot shots (that's simutaneously COURAGEOUS ENOUGH TO SPEAK OUT PUBLICLY on the matter), says that the vast majority of the deaths and serious adverse events from the clot shots came form 4.2% of the vaxx batches.

    In other words, if you got your jabs from among the other 95.8% of batches, then you dodged a bullet. You likely got a benign saline solution, or something equivalent.

    Mr Phubar, just think about it. Put yourself in ZOG's position (ZOG being the entity that perpetrated this mass cull of humanity).
    Let's assume the Covid clot shots were made so that 100% of batches were lethal.
    Well, you can't vaccinate the whole of the U.S in a week. It ended up taking 6 months or so before even half of Americans were vaxxed.

    So picture this Mr Phubar: The vast batch of brainless automatons (you know the ones - the same mask wearing/Socialist Distancing hypochondriacs that believe Big Gubmint is looking out for their welfare and is omniscient), they show up in Week 1 to get jabbed.

    Some die within days of the jab. Some get very ill and end up in the ER. Others seems OK for while, but eventually succumb many weeks or perhaps a couple of months later before they kick the bucket.
    In the event of all of the above occurring, the ZOG establishment/ZOG controlled MSM etc, may have the wherewithal to hush up all the deaths and adverse reactions - perhaps sufficiently so to not scare the next batch of lemmings, that show up on Week 2.


    Summary: What I'm getting at is that, certainly by the end of the first month, IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE to fool the public and prevent them from knowing that a shit ton of their next of kin/neighbours/work colleagues/acquaintances etc, were dropping dead.
    And that's assuming if even 20% of the vaxx batches were lethal - let alone 100% of them.

    So what ZOG did was make a certain percentage of the vaxx batches lethal/likely to cause severe adverse reactions, BUT NO SO GREAT A PROPORTION OF THEM THAT THEY COULDN'T KEEP IT LARGELY UNDER WRAPS.
     

    More importantly, ZOG have created vaxxes that, whilst they don't kill immediately, many will get turbo cancers or develop cardiac issues in the not too distant future, and will die years or decades before their time.

    In addition to that we have Depopulation by Stealth.
    We KNOW from biodistribution studies that spike protein accumulates in various parts of the body. And among those places the ovaries in women are a prominent one.

    Women that took the vaxx in the first and second trimesters were aborting as much as 80% of their foetuses according to some studies. Others has stillborn babies at birth.
    There is evidence that many more have been RENDERED INFERTILE and this their gene pool will disappear with them when they die.
     

    How can you not be aware of these things Mr Phubar? Do you rely on the corrupt ZOG owned MSM for 100% of your info on the Covid Psyop?
    I suggest you watch the following not-so-long video featuring Dr Peter McCullough, speaking at the European Parliament, as he gets you up to speed on many of the things I've discussed in this comment:
    https://rumble.com/v3hwcgm-dr.-mcculloughs-speech-at-the-european-parliament.html

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain

    , @bjondo
    @Pbar


    The reality is that, as with so many things in this sad old world, we just do not know, and so each of us must decide according to his own lights, and hope for the best.
     
    As with so much seemingly wise, fair thinking, total horse shit.

    Many vaxx people belong in prison then, quickly, inside a noose.

    5ds
  • As it turns out, Americans are not big on trannies, niggermania, and endless war. We can see in the rearview that this was the focus of the Biden Administration: Manipulating children into becoming trannies Flooding the country with useless brown people Starting wars all over the world Promoting weird ideological gibberish Legalizing violent crime Attacking...
  • I know a lot of lefty Democrats. None of them have any idea, even in 2025, just why DJT got elected in 2016. They still think the only reason people vote for Trump is that they are stupid. They still think they have the best ideas. They still think they are bringers of light and virtue, hovering in the air above the rest of us.

    Their idea of reconciliation is, as Barry Obama said, if your crackpot uncle is a Trumper, don’t be scornful of him, just talk to him, lead him along. The idea that THEY might be wrong about anything, that THEY might need to be led along, has has still not occurred to them.

    So I expect they will just double down on the DEI immigrant minority tranny communist stuff, thinking that sooner or later, we will “get it”.

    • Agree: Alden, OilcanFloyd
  • “Delivering Emergency Price Relief for American Families and Defeating the Cost-of-Living Crisis” is the title of one of the many executive orders President Trump issued in his first week back in the Oval Office. This executive order directs federal agencies to “deliver emergency price relief” to the American people by reducing federal regulations that increase...
  • @Truth Vigilante
    @Observator


    Inflation also occurs when greedy merchants, landlords et al decide the “free market” means they are free to increase their profit margin.
    Whadda ya gonna do, refuse to eat or drive or live indoors in protest?
     
    I'll tell you exactly what I'm 'gonna' do. I'll go elsewhere, and patronise another merchant that offers a good product or service at a sensible price.

    Of course, there are situations where all merchants in a particular sector of the economy, across the WHOLE NATION, put their prices up in unison - like during the Covid Psyop.
    WHY THE EFF do you think that is? It's because their INPUT COSTS rose in unison.
    Did every eff'n one of them, in all 50 states, collude to form a cartel?

    Take the Covid Psyop for example. Big Gubmint intervened and was actually paying people MORE TO STAY AT HOME than go to work.
    So guess what? They stayed home.
    Meanwhile, employers could not find workers to fill positions.
    And to the extent that some could find staff, they had to pay higher wages to entice workers back to work. These higher input costs were passed on to the consumer as higher retail prices.

    But many employers could not find workers even with the enticement of higher wages.
    So they just continued operating understaffed and thus manufactured LESS OUTPUT.
    And when there is less SUPPLY of something but the DEMAND is unchanged, that entails higher prices.

    But Marxist nitwits like yourself that have never run a business in their lives, will instantly shout:
    'Greedy Capitalists, raising prices as usual'.
    You have NO EFF'N IDEA about market realities.

    The fact of the matter is that what occurred during the Covid Psyop was brought about by GUBMINT MEDDLING. Absent the gubmint intervention and distortions (ie: paying people to stay at home or terrorising them into Socialist Distancing or hibernation in their basements - f0r fear of catching the relatively harmless Covid - this entailed that less people showed up seeking work than would otherwise be the case.
     
    Mr Lack-of-Observation, your cartoonish views of Capitalism do not correspond to real world situations where unfettered Free Market Capitalism (or something near enough to it), is actually practised.
    What you've stated above comes straight out of a Marxist textbook, full to the brim with leftist nonsense that has never worked in the real world (other than in command economies like the example below):

    The example you mentioned DID EXIST in some societies in living memory (and perhaps still exist in some sub-Saharan Socialist shit-holes).
    It existed in the SOVIET UNION - where the all powerful state owned the means of production.
    If you wanted a loaf of bread, you queued up for hours at a state run bakery and perhaps had a choice of white bread or dark (rye?) bread.
    Sometimes that loaf of bread was over baked and sometimes under baked. Other times they forgot to add enough yeast and it didn't rise sufficiently, or you'd find the occasional pubic hair in it.

    Those that ran the bakery had no incentive to provide a quality product or maintain hygiene, because they had a CAPTIVE AUDIENCE.
     
    They knew that the customer had no alternative.
    The Soviet citizen could try his luck and go to another state owned baker 5 km away and wait in line for a few hours there.
    But he might end up with a loaf of bread that was no better (or perhaps even worse), than before.

    But unfettered Free Market Capitalism is all about choice. If, by some circumstance, a dozen bakers in a particular region of town colluded and and jacked up their prices by 100%, this situation would not last long.
    Someone would open up a bakery and charge say 15% less than the artificially high price offered by the cartel and make a ton of money. Perhaps local residents would start baking their bread at home - and this REDUCED DEMAND would force the cartel of greedy bakers to lower prices to attract the lost patronage.

    That is how the Free Market works. The cure for high prices is .... (wait for it) .... high prices.
    In the 1970's the OPEC cartel raised their oil priced fourfold as I recall.
    Well, this made it lucrative for marginal oil producing areas of the world, which were not profitable at the previous oil price, to start production and make a ton of money.
    In addition, it made investment of billions in exploration for new oil fields a worthwhile proposition - since a successful discovery had the potential for enormous profiits.

    And, whaddaya know? Oil was discovered in a ton of places, and soon enough the non-OPEC oil producers were FLOODING THE MARKET.
    Oil which had peaked at around USD $40/barrel, COLLAPSED IN PRICE to single digits by the mid-1980's.

    THAT is how Free Market Capitalism works. When prices are high for a particular product or service (whether that be through price fixing of a cartel like OPEC, greedy businessman or whatever), this entices new entrants to the market.
    Soon enough the market is oversupplied and the price CRASHES THROUGH THE FLOOR.
     
    Getting back to the previous example of the bakers cartel that jacked their price up by 100% in a certain part of town, someone who isn't a baker would see that bread was artificially high in that neighbourhood, and he'd arrange for 1000 loaves to be shipped in a big truck from the other side of town where Capitalism still functioned, and charge even less.

    And soon enough others would enter the fray and, before you know it, there would be an OVERSUPPLY of bread in that part of town - resulting in bread being offered to the public at BELOW COST, rather than being left unsold to go to waste.

    THAT is how Capitalism works. FIERCE COMPETITION ensures that consumers ALWAYS get the best quality product at the best price.
     
    But of course, in the U.S (certainly in the big end of town), the (((oligarchs))) have colluded with Big Gubmint to prevent new entrants to the market.
    They do this through burdensome licensing laws, by enacting a regulatory maze that only big businesses can satisfy, by imposing tariffs and all manner of other impediments that are designed to protect the market share of the established players, and indeed increase their market share.

    This occurred during the Covid Psyop, as SME's (Small and Medium sized Enterprises) were deemed non essential, while the ZOG owned/affiliated Big Box stores stayed open.
    That WAS NOT CAPITALISM. That was Crony Corporatism - or Socialism for the rich.
    And it could ONLY have occurred through collusion with BIG GUBMINT.

    You go on to post an assertion (straight out of a discredited text authored by a rabid Marxist), when you write:

    Government’s decision not to exercise its legitimate oversight power “to promote the common welfare”
     
    Te reality is that any move by Big Gubmint to interfere with market mechanisms results in DIMINSHING THE COMMON WELFARE.
    Let's face it, Gubmint attracts con men and losers who like to lord over people, to control them.
    They like to issue Stalinist-like 5 year plans, build grandiose monuments and waste the finite resources of the nation on boondoggles like subsidies for EV's, building inefficient solar panels and those bird chipping wind turbines.

    The fact of the matter is that Gubmint is full to the brim with FAILURES WHO COULD NOT CUT IT IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR - hence the reason these shysters gravitated towards Gubmint in the first place.
     
    Summary: Those in Gubmint, given sufficient funding through money extorted from the productive private sector, almost always pick LOSERS, and thus flush taxpayers money down a rat hole. A stand out example was FDR's disastrous New Deal, which turned what would've been a short/sharp recession into the Great Depression.

    Gubmint has only a few tasks that it needs to do. It must provide for a functioning judiciary, a police force and make provision for DEFENCE of the nation (as opposed to military forces for OFFENSIVE purposes).
    That's pretty much it, with perhaps a few peripheral things it could undertake on a shoestring budget and with a limited bureaucracy.

    The role of Gubmint is to GET OUT OF THE WAY and allow the private sector to do what it does best. ie: generating wealth for the nation and creating prosperity.
    It must ensure that that there are no monopolies like there are now, thus resulting in no particular merchant being able to 'corner the market' and charge as they please.

    Your assertion that ' If anyone could copy any product and sell it, capitalism would end very shortly', is ASININE in the extreme.
    The heart and soul of Capitalism is the Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME's).
    If a particular SME (say your previous Auto Mechanic), was overcharging you, then you patronise another.
    If your local Thai restaurant was still providing a tasty product at a sensible price, but a competitor Thai restaurant was willing to work harder and on a lower profit margin (but still offer a similar or better tasting meal at a lower price), you would patronise the new entrant.

    THAT is how Capitalism works. You innovate, you become more efficient, or you get buried by your competition.
     
    Let's take the example of a big business that manufactures i-Phones. Let's assume patent laws were deemed invalid and any manufacturer could copy someone else's technology and incorporate it into their design. HOW THE EFF would that end Capitalism?
    That would in fact supercharge Capitalism, as manufacturers that are presently paying a fee to a patent holder per unit of product manufactured, are now exempt.
    With reduced overheads, they are now capable of selling MORE UNITS of the widgets they make by offering lower prices.

    The reality is that RIGHT NOW, manufacturers already strip down the product being offered by their competitors, reverse engineer it and slightly modify the technology of the product in question, thus making themselves exempt of infringement of copyright.

    You obviously have not put a lot of thought into that remark of yours - as is also evident from the remainder of your comment.

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain, @Pbar

    “Let’s assume patent laws were deemed invalid and any manufacturer could copy someone else’s technology and incorporate it into their design. HOW THE EFF would that end Capitalism?”

    Easy: What is the motivation for Company A to pour billions into R & D to develop new and innovative products, if Company B can just steal their design and sell it more cheaply? And they easily could sell it more cheaply, because the cost of all that research would not be baked into Company B’s production costs. In short, creating a great and innovative product would put Company A on the road to guaranteed bankruptcy.

    Communist and socialist writers make the mistake of talking about how to divide up the goods, without thinking about how the goods got there in the first place. The way the goods got there, is that highly motivated and clever individuals invented and produced them, for the sake of personal gain.

    You are making a similar mistake. If you remove the motivation of profit through innovation, capitalism will consist of people trading potatoes for firewood, and so forth. There may be factories that still produce cell phones, but there will be no improvement in that or any other product.

    Which might be okay until you consider that there will also be no improvement in medical devices, treatments, drugs, etc. Unfortunately, no one has ever figured out a better way to ensure that we progress, at least technically, than by guaranteeing intellectual property rights and the right to profit through innovation.

    You also have to consider that, if your country, Country A, fails to reward innovation, and Country B DOES reward it, then after a while, Country B develops the means to shoot a particle beam from space through the heads of every citizen of Country A, and Country A cannot develop the means to stop it.

    tl/dr: Congratulations, you have expressed the Bolshevik viewpoint very well.

    • Replies: @Constant Walker
    @Pbar

    The “better mousetrap” fantasy has been laid out about as well as can be here by Pbar. Nevermind that nearly all of the diseases needing “miracle cures” these Days have themselves been coughed-up by the very same industrial set-up making and marketing all the “technology” that is systematically wrecking the social arrangement supposed to be spawning the “innovators.”

    Take a step back and really look at Pbar’s Pollyanna portrait of the virtual world-o’-hurt. Some things sure as hell ain’t adding up.

    , @Truth Vigilante
    @Pbar

    After I explained clearly how removal of the patent laws would not affect Capitalism and likely spur it on into being more productive, when in comment # 14 I wrote:


    Let’s assume patent laws were deemed invalid and any manufacturer could copy someone else’s technology and incorporate it into their design.
    HOW THE EFF would that end Capitalism?

    The reality is that RIGHT NOW, manufacturers already strip down the product being offered by their competitors, reverse engineer it and slightly modify the technology of the product in question, thus making themselves exempt of infringement of copyright
     
    .... you then came back with your asinine claim that this would be a disincentive for companies to invest billions in R & D.

    Let's take mobile telephony as an example. Apple Corporation spends billions on R & D and is the market leader. Chinese competitors like Huawei copy the technology in the Apple products (China cares not if it infringes patent copyrights) and introduces said tech improvements in their product 18 months or so later.

    BUT, even before Apple introduces its latest i-phone, it is ALREADY working on its next generation product. And, when the Chinese or South Korean competitor (Samsung) is about to introduce its 'copycat' product, Apple concurrently introduces its next generation i-phone and is still well ahead as the market leader.
    Simply put, the incentive to invest in R & D is undiminished even if patent protections were scrapped.

    Meanwhile, it is clear that you never read what I posted in the first place because you responded with 'tl/dr'.

    This is so typical of half-wit Marxists and Socialists such as yourself.
    You people have the attention span of ADHD afflicted children. What little you know is absorbed through slogans on bumper stickers and 30 second sound bytes.
    You find it mentally taxing to read more than a few pages of information in any given day.

    Anyway, now that I know who you are Mr Phubar, I will be treating you as the half-baked nitwit that you are.
  • Which Egyptians was he working for? The reptilians who built the pyramids? Or the goofy Arabs? RT: Former US Senator Bob Menendez has been sentenced to 11 years in prison on bribery and corruption charges, after being found guilty of accepting cash and gold bars and acting as an illegal agent for the Egyptian government....
  • @DanFromCT
    Is there a ruling that the other members of the Senate need not register as foreign agents under the Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA)? —arguing that, yes, of course the US Senate as a body almost exclusively represents the interests of a foreign country, but since US senators technically take their orders from an American-based organization, AIPIAC, they need not register unless they want to.

    Replies: @Jim H, @Pbar

    You are looking at the thing in the wrong light. Israel is not a foreign country. Israel is the capitol of this country. It is a special district, sort of like the District of Columbia. Call it DL, District of the Levant.

    DC itself is now sort of like an Amazon warehouse, where orders from the DL are routed to various points in America, and money in the opposite direction.

    Get it, “orders”? We send them money, they send us orders.

    • LOL: DanFromCT
  • Bluepilled wokester kikes think they are going to beat the Chinese by respecting woke copyright horseshit. Good luck with that. RT: OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has vowed to combat the potential use of its intellectual property following the launch of its Chinese rival DeepSeek. The US government suspects that the new startup could have...
  • I love Anglin’s headlines. They remind me of that great songwriter who couldn’t get a recording contract because all his songs had names like “I Love You So Fuckin’ Much I Could Just Shit.”

    We’ll know the world has changed when the NYT runs an Anglin piece with a title like “Rat Faced Kike Demons Fucking Up The Middle East, As Usual”.

  • I honestly do not think Joe Biden ever had a chance to make sense of his four years as president. It is not merely his native stupidity, and Joseph R. Biden, Jr.’s execrable record on the foreign side seems evidence enough that he is through and through, all-over stupid. This does not distinguish Biden among...
  • From what I understand, all DJT cares about with his appointees this time around, is loyalty. Qualifications be damned. And if you look at how Washington treated him last time, and will surely treat him again, how can you blame him?

    Besides, being “qualified”, in Washington, usually means having vast experience greasing the cogs of the marvelous Washington machinery that has served Washingtonians so well for so many years. It has served no other Americans, but it has served Washingtonians beautifully.

    Experienced Washingtonians who “know how to Washington” are the last thing we need. In fact if someone would take a firehose to the Senate and wash away everyone but Thomas Massie and Rand Paul, and replace them with people chosen at random from cheap diners from each state, it would surely be a net gain for us all.

    The new “Waffle House Senate” would be much more in touch with the lives and needs of most Americans, and it could hardly be any stupider than what we have now.

    • Agree: Dnought, BrooLidd
    • Thanks: Gallatin
    • Replies: @ThreeCranes
    @Pbar

    Hear, hear!

    , @lamont cranston
    @Pbar

    Pbar-

    That's a low blow to the Waffle House, labeling them with the Senate. No scattered, smothered & peppered for you this week.

    , @follyofwar
    @Pbar

    Agree with most of your comment. Except, for Representative Thomas Massie, who isn't a Senator. But, since they both represent Kentucky, I think that must be our greatest state, at least for now.

    , @Felpudinho
    @Pbar


    Experienced Washingtonians who “know how to Washington” are the last thing we need. In fact if someone would take a firehose to the Senate and wash away everyone but Thomas Massie and Rand Paul, and replace them with people chosen at random from cheap diners from each state, it would surely be a net gain for us all.
     
    Agreed.

    The new Senators pulled from the ranks of random cheap-diner customers would be less likely of going along with a new war, open borders, DEI, tranny hour and all the other Washington D.C. horseshit that has been rammed down our throats.

    , @David Martin
    @Pbar

    https://www.bitchute.com/video/kUThj5zKM9lI

  • Seizing the Panama Canal by force actually makes logical sense. Surrendering that was just goofy and retarded. It was built by Americans after America bought the land, then they just handed it over to foreigners for literally no reason. Greenland though? Threatening to invade and annex Greenland is funny, and it would be funny if...
  • @Shitposter_in Chief
    After a decade of Trump, how are people still not getting it?

    He's not going to invade, he's trolling them and going to get some form of concession. He doesn't want Canada, but there's a good chance he's trying to make them dance and possibly redo USMCA.

    Panama will make some sort of concession. Denmark, who knows

    Replies: @bobby pellit, @Pbar, @Wokechoke

    Yes, this is Trump 101. And it’s also just business 101.

    1) Have issue with competitor/rival country/ally.
    2) Send letter telling him you are going to cancel all military and trade agreements, stop all aid, tariff the hell out of him.
    3) Rival shits his pants, calls for immediate conference.
    4) Agreements are not cancelled but are reworked on terms more favorable to you.

    Trump has been pounding the drum since 2015 or before about the fact that ALL our agreements with other countries are are terms favorable to them and crappy to us. Read hack journalist Bob Woodward’s horrible dishonest hatchet job Fear, if you want an accounting of how Trump tried to do this with South Korea, and was frustrated and subverted by his own staff, to the point of them stealing letters off his desk before he could sign them. Woodward, of course, thought the saboteurs were heroes.

  • @martin_2
    @HT

    You seem to forget that Greenland has Nuuk-lear weapons.

    Replies: @Pbar

    Nuuk-lear weapons.

    You mean “nookyuler”. They have nookyuler bums they could drap on us.

  • @EliteCommInc.
    Okay


    just for fun

    We could expand the US by buying some Canadian land for strategic and economic purposes, assuming Canada wants to sell it.


    Greenland?


    My father always thought giving uo the canal was unwise, unless there is some contract violation, I am not sure there's uch we can do about what they do with it. As I understand China's big play is to build a canal across Mexico.


    Unless Russia gets out of Ukraine entirely Russia wins and we have taken a serius hit to our force projection and leadership

    Replies: @Pbar

    “Unless Russia gets out of Ukraine entirely Russia wins and we have taken a serius hit to our force projection and leadership”

    I am no scholar of international affairs, but when the citizenry were all talking about how great it was that we could deal a blow to Russia through funding this “proxy war”, my first thought was: Then what, when Russia wins, as it inevitably will, and we give up on Ukraine. How stupid do we look then? It will be one more piece of evidence that being an ally of ours is no guarantee of anything. It will be one more blow to whatever little bit of prestige we have in the world.

    • Replies: @Anonymous534
    @Pbar


    It will be one more piece of evidence that being an ally of ours is no guarantee of anything.
     
    Oh, it is. It's a guarantee of one's certain death and destruction.

    "It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal"

    - Henry Kissinger

    , @Ann Nonny Mouse
    @Pbar

    When Russia wins there will be no USA, no mammal life in North America, so Americans will have nothing to worry about, they won't exist. Won't that be nice, having nothing to worry about?

  • The Hite Three, as I call them, are three precepts, prescriptions, rules to live by, somewhere in there, that you might want to try out to see how they work for you. Hite refers to Shere Hite, a woman who was big in American life back in the 1970s and ‘80s. She came up with...
  • @Notsofast
    my take on the three:

    1. don't take yourself too seriously, to do so is to miss the inside joke of the cosmic illusion we share. if that's too deep, look at it this way: everything you consider to be you, is in the past. who you are, where you grew up, where you went to school, any degrees or professional accomplishments, are all in the past, along with all your mistakes you've made, they are all water under the bridge of life. the present is but a fleeting illusion and even the sentence i am speaking is in past, once i have completed it. your past is just your memory, accurate or not, of your life and as illusory as your dreams. we are in essence, living in the past, so just try to enjoy the fleeting razors edge of the present as it severs the illusory future, from the equally illusory past.

    2. why care what anybody thinks of you, whether good or bad. those that see you as good, tend to have a rosey picture of you and it can be hard to have to live up to this idealized illusion they hold. those that see you as bad are looking at you through the negative filter of their frame of mind.

    3. why just three days? why not live the rest of your life in this manner? if you understand the other 2, why go back to the phony image of yourself that you have been sold, by other phonies (like bob dylan), or any other prefab version of what you should be, in order to achieve "success" in a thoroughly phony culture.

    now as far a woman achieving orgasm through intercourse, that is really a matter of how excited a woman is, as well as basic anatomy. the clitoris is the pleasure center, the joy button if you will. the most direct stimulation will produce the quickest effect and i (not having one) would imagine it would be more pleasurable for a partner to orally stimulate the pleasure pearl than to manually stimulate oneself, (just an educated guess).

    but here is the real secret of a woman's complex anatomy, the elusive g spot. being a young man, i wished to find this legendary pleasure center, in order to obtain higher knowledge of these fascinating creatures, i so desired. if i could find this shangrala, i would have mystic knowledge, giving me an advantage with the fairer sex, that would lead to unimaginable pleasures for my own self. only problem was i had no map and as i was young, i quickly gave up this seemingly fruitless search, consigning the g spot to the mythic realms like atlantis and the isle of lesbos.

    as i grew older and took a wife, i began my research once again, as this was all i was going to get, from here on, and through a more in depth analysis, i was finally able to isolate the elusive and mysterious g spot (eureka!), that turned out to be just inside, of the heavenly pearled gate. there is a slighty ridged area (ribbed for her pleasure), directly behind the clitoral nerve. this can be best accessed through the standard k9 style, where the pressure of the mans pleasure center, make greatest contact, through a technique know as "rimming".

    so there you have it guys i just layed it out for you. i'm not supposed to be revealing these secrets, that women guard so fiercely. so i will most likely be hunted down by a pack of predatory lesbians and put to the sword, much like the masons do, with those who reveal the secrets of the craft.

    Replies: @pbar

    ==>other phonies (like bob dylan)

    There never was a phonier phony than Bob Dylan. Worse than mediocre musician, but a very talented businessman and entrepreneur. Him and his music are both manufactured products, and as American, and as genuine, as Velveeta Cheese.

    • Agree: Liza
  • Most Westerners know nothing about India beyond vague ideas about Hinduism, yoga, gurus, and maybe a dash of Bollywood. To such people, this article will be a rude awakening. I grew up in Bhopal in central India. Since as early as I can remember, I worked in my father’s printing press. I studied engineering in...
  • “The British were a godsend”. Apparently not, as they tried to impose Western ideas and institutions on a people who were not suited for them. Apparently British colonization of India was about as successful as GW Bush’s invasion of Iraq.

  • If there is one phrase that sums up the American conservative movement, it is “our principles forbid us from pursuing our interests.” For many years, before joining American Renaissance, I worked in Conservatism Inc., a term I may have coined. In campus activism, in campaigns, and in conservative journalism, I always marveled at the complicated...
  • @Priss Factor
    The more accurate term would be 'woke-like right', or the right that acts like the 'woke left' in service to their pet issues.

    It usually applies to conzos who bitch about censorship and cancel culture but then call for censorship and canceling on behalf of Jews and Israel. In this sense, Trump and DeSantis are 'woke-like right'. To appease Jews, they will cancel people left and right like the real 'wokesters' call for canceling those who aren't sufficiently deferential to Negroes and Homos.

    Now, some define the term 'woke right' differently. It's usually done by Con Inc against the dissident right.
    Because some in the dissident right condemn Zionist war on Gaza and believe the Right needs to incorporate certain socialist policies, they are deemed to be 'woke' for siding with Brown Palestinians against White Jews. Also, their pro-labor position is seen as 'socialist' or 'leftist', therefore 'woke'.

    But this is bogus. Real 'wokeness' is pseudo-leftism concocted by the Jewish elites to (mis)direct progressive energies toward nonsense issues like gender-politics and mindless Negro worship. 'Wokeness' suppressed economic issues and justified Zionism by portraying Israel as the 'gayest nation on Earth'. 'Wokeness' isn't about leftist extremism but about degenerate obsessions with frivolity, like doing fashion shows with bald-headed fatties or throwing tantrums about 'muh pronouns'.

    The pro-Palestinian movement wasn't 'woke' but a genuine cry for justice over real events.
    In contrast, BLM was 'woke' cuz it was based on mindless Negrolatry and had nothing to do with the actual world: white cops are not nazi-kkk gunning down innocent blacks in the street.

    The fact that Americans cared more about one George Floyd than over 100,000 dead in Gaza goes to show how degenerate American progressivism have become and how divorced from reality.

    Replies: @Greta Handel, @The Germ Theory of Disease, @Rich, @Pbar

    “To appease Jews, they will cancel people left and right”.

    This is one thing I don’t get at all about the right. They are the strongest force for giving the country away to Israel and the Jews. I understand most politicians will eat shit and chase rabbits for campaign contributions and positive media coverage, but that doesn’t explain why the R’s are even worse slaves of the Jews than the D’s are.

    Did Mossad agent Jeffrey Epstein get every one of these people on videotape diddling a ten year old boy in his NYC townhouse? That doesn’t make sense either, because the Dems are at least as inclined to twisted sex as the R’s are.

    Probably a lot of R’s are religious Christians who do think of Israel as the Holy Land and Jews as the chosen people. If so, they need to understand that Jews think of them as unwashed cattle, and believe that Jesus is or should be boiling in a pit of liquid shit in a low circle of hell.

    So in conclusion, I just don’t get it. If I were a single issue voter and my issue was the Jews, I would vote Democrat.

    • LOL: Gvaltar
    • Replies: @Sew Crates Hymerschniffen
    @Pbar

    You make a watertight argument against playing along with the vote fraud. SHAZAM!

    , @JPS
    @Pbar

    So in conclusion, I just don’t get it. If I were a single issue voter and my issue was the Jews, I would vote Democrat.

    Except the Jews vote for the Democrats. If you were a single issue voter and your issue was Israel's atrocities and crimes, maybe vote Democrat, but given the last four years, even the Muslims balked at "rewarding" the "left-wing antisemitism." (there's no such thing, no matter how much a leftist may despise certain Jews, antisemitism is opposed to the core of their perverted "doctrines"). Do Leftists even admit the Jews want to rule the world? No, too much cognitive dissonance. If they admitted that, they'd be too close to understanding what the history of the Left is really about.

    While the Republicans seem too awful to be true, the people who support the Republicans are at least theoretically capable of conceptualizing antisemitism. To accept antisemitism is to renounce liberal historiography, liberals can't do it. And the "Christian Right?" To accept antisemitism simply means ACTUALLY reading the Bible and Church Fathers. Evangelical Protestants and most liberal Catholics won't do it, partly because of brainwashing in school and in media, but that doesn't mean they can't. Liberals can't read that and believe that without ceasing to be liberals.

    The Parisians on the barricades in 1830s, if they could see and understand the France today, they'd all go to mass and bow down to the King.

    Even in the 1930s, if France hadn't been a judeo-masonic controlled Republic, with Jews ultimately calling the shots until the alternative was Germans taking your whole country, they would have changed course. The French accepted the Vichy regime and the Vichy regime was representative of the real France. Not the Communist murderers.

  • The more accurate term would be ‘woke-like right’, or the right that acts like the ‘woke left’ in service to their pet issues.

    It usually applies to conzos who bitch about censorship and cancel culture but then call for censorship and canceling on behalf of Jews and Israel. In this sense, Trump and DeSantis are ‘woke-like right’. To appease Jews, they will cancel people left and right like the real ‘wokesters’ call for canceling those who aren’t sufficiently deferential to Negroes and Homos.

    Now, some define the term ‘woke right’ differently. It’s usually done by Con Inc against the dissident right.
    Because some in the dissident right condemn Zionist war on Gaza and believe the Right needs to incorporate certain socialist policies, they are deemed to be ‘woke’ for siding with Brown Palestinians against White Jews. Also, their pro-labor position is seen as ‘socialist’ or ‘leftist’, therefore ‘woke’.

    But this is bogus. Real ‘wokeness’ is pseudo-leftism concocted by the Jewish elites to (mis)direct progressive energies toward nonsense issues like gender-politics and mindless Negro worship. ‘Wokeness’ suppressed economic issues and justified Zionism by portraying Israel as the ‘gayest nation on Earth’. ‘Wokeness’ isn’t about leftist extremism but about degenerate obsessions with frivolity, like doing fashion shows with bald-headed fatties or throwing tantrums about ‘muh pronouns’.

    The pro-Palestinian movement wasn’t ‘woke’ but a genuine cry for justice over real events.
    In contrast, BLM was ‘woke’ cuz it was based on mindless Negrolatry and had nothing to do with the actual world: white cops are not nazi-kkk gunning down innocent blacks in the street.

    The fact that Americans cared more about one George Floyd than over 100,000 dead in Gaza goes to show how degenerate American progressivism have become and how divorced from reality.

    • Agree: ariadna, Pbar
    • Thanks: Digital Samizdat
    • Replies: @Greta Handel
    @Priss Factor


    The fact that Americans cared more about one George Floyd than over 100,000 dead in Gaza goes to show how degenerate American progressivism have become and how divorced from reality.
     
    Likewise, the fact that Americans cared more about one Derek Chauvin than over 100,000 dead in Gaza goes to show how degenerate American conservatism has become and how divorced from reality.

    The reality being that without practical exception the people running this country’s government and institutions don’t consider your interests of much importance.

    Two blades of the Establishment scissors to divide, conquer & distract from economic issues and those listed in #4.

    Replies: @Etruscan Film Star, @Rurik

    , @The Germ Theory of Disease
    @Priss Factor

    "Real ‘wokeness’ is pseudo-leftism concocted by the Jewish elites to (mis)direct progressive energies toward nonsense issues like gender-politics and mindless Negro worship. ‘Wokeness’ suppressed economic issues and justified Zionism by portraying Israel as the ‘gayest nation on Earth’. ‘Wokeness’ isn’t about leftist extremism but about degenerate obsessions with frivolity"

    Yep. Tell me more.

    two relevant bits from Stevens....

    "I am the angel of reality,
    Seen for a moment standing in the door.
    ...I am the necessary angel of earth,
    Since, in my sight, you see the earth again,
    Cleared of its stiff and sullen man-locked set;
    And in my hearing, you hear its tragic drone."

    and,

    "Victor Serge said, I followed his argument
    With the blank uneasiness which one might feel
    In the presence of a logical lunatic. Revolution
    Is the affair of logical lunatics."

    , @Rich
    @Priss Factor

    Did "Americans" care more about St Floyd? I don't think so. The owners were using the Floyd incident for their own nefarious means. On my wife's side of the family I've got a few hard-core democrats and even they weren't into the Floyd nonsense. It was pushed to show small business owners that they needed the government to protect them and to help motivate blacks to support the leftist agenda. Funny thing about that leftist agenda is that blacks have been replaced by Hispanics now, that is complete, and will soon be as relevant as blacks in Brazil. Hispanic culture has no room for blacks. America is a couple inches from being a Hispanic country.(I know Brazil is a Portuguese colony, but it's culture is right in line with the former Spanish colonies).

    , @Pbar
    @Priss Factor

    "To appease Jews, they will cancel people left and right".

    This is one thing I don't get at all about the right. They are the strongest force for giving the country away to Israel and the Jews. I understand most politicians will eat shit and chase rabbits for campaign contributions and positive media coverage, but that doesn't explain why the R's are even worse slaves of the Jews than the D's are.

    Did Mossad agent Jeffrey Epstein get every one of these people on videotape diddling a ten year old boy in his NYC townhouse? That doesn't make sense either, because the Dems are at least as inclined to twisted sex as the R's are.

    Probably a lot of R's are religious Christians who do think of Israel as the Holy Land and Jews as the chosen people. If so, they need to understand that Jews think of them as unwashed cattle, and believe that Jesus is or should be boiling in a pit of liquid shit in a low circle of hell.

    So in conclusion, I just don't get it. If I were a single issue voter and my issue was the Jews, I would vote Democrat.

    Replies: @Sew Crates Hymerschniffen, @JPS

  • There is a lot Putin can still do to the Ukraine without needing to go into threats against Europe. Hopefully, he starts doing these things against the Ukraine soon, so he can start threatening Europe. RT: The West’s support for Ukraine is pushing Russia to the point where it cannot help but retaliate, President Vladimir...
  • @Anonymous
    @Mike Conrad


    All I know is that normie merkins are braying daily for “More More More for muh Ukraine”
     
    Perhaps. As an outsider looking in, I am sceptical that most Americans even care about, much less actively support, this war nearly three years into the conflict.

    Americans, I am convinced, are no longer a serious people. As the past half-century has shown (e.g. Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan), certainly they are not a people who can maintain any sort of long-term commitment that will result in anything but a prolonged, slow-motion failure.

    When it comes to war, I would say the authorities can keep the people at fever pitch for six months, perhaps a year at most.

    But three years? No, I do not see that as possible. Rather, I see Americans becoming tired of the whole mess and anxious to forget it and move on to something else. After all, there are so many interesting ball games on the television, you can't really blame them.

    Replies: @Greta Handel, @WJ, @The Germ Theory of Disease, @Linus, @Pbar

    Years ago a friend from Trinidad told me about “Carnival”. “You hear the parade going by your house, so you run out and join, and everyone is singing and dancing and blowing horns and laughing, and it goes on and on, and then you realize you are three miles out of town and it’s raining and you are drunk, and you have to walk back home ”

    We here in America do this again, and again, and again. Just once I’d like to see us learn from our mistakes, and think before we join the next parade, for Iran this time.

    • Agree: Bro43rd
    • Replies: @Colin Wright
    @Pbar


    '...We here in America do this again, and again, and again. Just once I’d like to see us learn from our mistakes, and think before we join the next parade, for Iran this time.'
     
    If only for Iran's sake. It's not just us who suffer, but our victims.
  • No one will explain why this is possible. These people talk about “the science” constantly, and then things like this happen – something where everyone wants some kind of scientific explanation – and they just go silent. It sure makes you wonder if maybe “reality” isn’t a bit different than what they’re telling you. AP:...
  • @don't care
    @Pierre de Craon

    I'm not a troll you french bagel, because I actually mean everything I say. And you weren't supposed to agree with sarcasm directed at you (what an idiot, lol).

    Christians are not all-knowing, They, like believers in science, are just massively conceited.


    not even Thanksgiving
     
    I thank the atom bomb for killing us all soon.

    Replies: @Pbar

    “I thank the atom bomb for killing us all soon”

    As a cockroach, I completely agree. And yes I can too type with my feet.

    • LOL: don't care
  • They were probably overjoyed to have their pet back, and the cat was all “The fuck you lookin at?”

    • Agree: Pbar
    • LOL: Old Prude
  • @Sam Hildebrand

    The cat would have to have some kind of psychic powers, or be guided by supernatural forces. Those are the only two options.
     
    Third most likely option: The cat was hiding up underneath the RV, then crawled out at a gas station on the way home.

    Replies: @Jack Brand, @Pbar, @Sharonbaron

    Actually there’s another option. Perhaps cats can navigate somewhat like homing pigeons, either by the stars, or the sun, or by sensitivity to earth’s magnetic field, or by some other method not known to us but not supernatural. It’s also possible that the cat just started walking and stopped frequently to ask for directions.

    • Replies: @Sharonbaron
    @Pbar

    No, it was a male cat

    , @Etruscan Film Star
    @Pbar


    It’s also possible that the cat just started walking and stopped frequently to ask for directions.
     
    Maybe Rayne Beau hitchhiked. The sight of a cat by the roadside with a paw raised to hook a ride was so cute many drivers stopped to give him a lift.
  • The cat would have to have some kind of psychic powers, or be guided by supernatural forces. Those are the only two options.

    Third most likely option: The cat was hiding up underneath the RV, then crawled out at a gas station on the way home.

    • Agree: Pbar
    • Thanks: AxeGryndr
    • Replies: @Jack Brand
    @Sam Hildebrand

    That is an option of course.

    Interestingly though it is one exactly as unproven as the other 2 unless you present some real evidence that this actually was the case.

    First it needs to be proven that there was/is some deadspace within/below that vehicle that the cat could have entered/hid in/exited without the owners noticing and secondly that it actually did (which forensically should not be too difficult).
    Without such conclusive evidence it as just another theory no better no worse than any (however unlikely/absurd) unproven other.

    What speaks against it (at least if used as a general debunking of mysterious long distance animal navigatory abilities) are the many other recorded cases of such behavior by pets over time and most importantly the fact that wild animals exhibit these very same abilities actually like clockwork regularly to even far greater degree.
    According to scientific studies mentioned below sea turtles f.ex. can travel up to 12 000 km without problem and are "born with a magnetic map of the ocean":

    https://science.time.com/2013/02/11/the-mystery-of-the-geolocating-cat/

    And all these are simply concerning their navigation abilities, while as anyone with own pets/animals can attest to there are even more interesting/strange ones they apparently exhibit/possess, as f.ex. Rupert Sheldrake also has researched and documented/tested in scientific double blind settings, in this case the ability of certain animals to "sense/know beforehand when their owners (randomly) return home" resulting in statistical significance values of (F values (df 2,22)) 25.43:

    https://www.sheldrake.org/research/animal-powers/a-dog-that-seems-to-know-when-his-owner-is-coming-home-videotaped-experiments-and-observations

    Replies: @Sam Hildebrand

    , @Pbar
    @Sam Hildebrand

    Actually there's another option. Perhaps cats can navigate somewhat like homing pigeons, either by the stars, or the sun, or by sensitivity to earth's magnetic field, or by some other method not known to us but not supernatural. It's also possible that the cat just started walking and stopped frequently to ask for directions.

    Replies: @Sharonbaron, @Etruscan Film Star

    , @Sharonbaron
    @Sam Hildebrand

    DOUBT

    Too bad I already used up my trolls!!!

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  • It’s pretty simple, if her assertions are nonsense, let her speak, then bring out your evidence and make her look like a fool. As soon as they ban speech, I immediately lean towards believing the person banned. Until proven otherwise.

    • Agree: turtle, Pbar
    • Replies: @Haxo Angmark
    @Rich

    EXACTLY!!!

    If a person is banned by the MSM and the Jews (But I repeat myself.), then the Jew Dealer is showing a 5. Don't take the hit.

    There are 16 "10's" in a 52 card deck. When they were not winning enough, the Jew in Vegas increased the number of decks so they could more easily rig the outcome.

    Still, if a Jew is telling you to believe a narrative, or, take a hit, that Jew is lying and sitting on "15".

    , @2stateshmoostate
    @Rich

    That's the way to do it.

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  • @Haxo Angmark
    "ballooning federal deficit which now stands at nearly 7% of GDP"

    ??????????????

    current US annual GDP is c. $27,000,000,000,000, while

    current FEDgov debt alone (never mind other .gov) is c. $36,000,000,000,000 and growing at a rate of c. $1 trillion every 90 days. So the total deficit to GDP ratio is c. 133%.

    presumably, Sachs meant annual deficit?

    as for all the well-intentioned nostrums proposed by Sachs, Trump47 and his team of Zionist warmongers and Zionist plutocrats will do not a one of them. In most cases, they will do precisely the opposite.

    Replies: @Anonymous534, @Kaiser Wilhelm, @AxeGryndr, @Al Liguori, @pbar

    ==>presumably, Sachs meant annual deficit?

    The word deficit usually means yearly shortfall. Total money owed is debt.

  • Tucker Carlson finally did a long-form interview with Glenn Greenwald. It’s good and worth watching, but in the interview, he falsely claims that the US is a “fascist country.” This is a stupid lie he’s told several times. The US is what it says it is: it is a democracy. That’s what this system is...
  • @zenot
    @italian Dissident

    The British and American peoples went to war because the Germans attacked Western Europe. Next time stay on the continent and the Atlantic people will stay offshore.

    For the same reason there is every "interest" to weakening Russia through Ukraine, it is a rival continental power so this was a unique historical opportunity. Anybody would take it incl Fascist Germany, since it was their national policy for centuries.

    Replies: @werpor, @Italian Dissident, @pbar

    We are pushing Russia into allying with China and others, a very foreseeable result that will cost us a lot more than any “weakening” of Russia is helping us, in the long run. We are weakening ourselves, because when Ukraine loses the war, as it inevitably will, we as their supporters will suffer yet another blow to our international prestige, or what is left of it…which was also totally foreseeable.

  • Black celebration turned to black tragedy yet again last Sunday morning at the tail end of the 100th Homecoming Week festivities at Alabama’s historically black Tuskegee University. Is there a historically black college richer in black history than Tuskegee? Founded by famed black educator Booker T. Washington in 1881 as Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute,...
  • “Your honor, I just sort of squeezed off a few in the direction of those niggaz, I warn’t really aiming.”

    “Understood. Jaquez, you are free to go.”

  • President-elect Trump has nominated former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO Linda McMahon for Secretary of Education. President-elect Trump promised that, if confirmed, Mrs. McMahon would “spearhead” the effort to “send education back to the states.” This has led some people to wonder if Linda McMahon may be the last Secretary of Education. The Constitution does not...
  • I taught math in a large and prestigious East Coast high school, then quit to homeschool my own kids and work as a tutor to others. The one group of people who completely supported my decision to homeschool, was my fellow teachers. Most people have no idea just how bad public schools are, even highly respected ones that are always getting favorable writeups in the WaPo. Indoctrination, kids being rushed into advanced classes without learning the basics, tests dumbed down, grades faked…

    However awful you think the schools are, I promise you, they are worse than that. I think the leadership of the school system I taught in should be indicted under RICO for operating an ongoing criminal enterprise. I have been interviewed many times by WaPo “journalists” about these matters, and none of my comments were recognizable when I saw them in the paper.

  • We might be reaching the point where more people begin to see just how dark and evil the US support for this endless, pointless war in the Ukraine actually is. On the orders of the authorities in Washington, the Ukraine has continually lost territory, for nearly three years, and in the process they have sacrificed...
  • I am but a humble carpenter without an Ivy League degree. But when this Ukraine shit started my first thought was, ” This is going to push Russia and China together, and when Ukraine goes down in flames, that is going to further diminish what prestige we have left.”

    And look where we are now. Reminds me of the English statesman who said, “That which the wise and learned predicted has not happened, and that which all the damned fools were howling about has come to pass.”

    Many such cases, sad.

    • Replies: @martin_2
    @Pbar

    I work in the cleaning industry. My brother works as a handyman. As soon as this war started my brother and I both agreed that the best thing that Ukraine could do was just surrender and negotiate a peace agreement.

  • Jews whine endlessly about antisemitism, but they always come at you. Constantly, these Jews are coming at you with their endless demands. That’s all they ever do, and they do it in every single possible area. Jews demand: Endless wars for Israel Loyalty to Israel before America Various other wars all over the world Endless...
  • “Policymakers MUST demonstrate their commitment”…to censoring their platforms on the lines of a plan approved by the ADL. The incredible arrogance of these people, and their incredible stupidity in not realizing that they are creating and feeding hatred with their own actions.

    Yes, there will always be people who loathe the Jews because they reject Christ, or because they resent Jewish wealth and success…not good reasons IMO. But there are many others who are basically people of goodwill, who are becoming sick to death of Jewish efforts to control the flow of information, and to use money and media to steer American politicians. This is considered “playing dirty” and in the end it will always bounce back on the person who attempts it.

  • For decades the British journalist Piers Morgan has been a fully mainstream media figure, though having a career with the ups and downs typical of the tabloid wing of that profession. According to his very extensive 11,000 word Wikipedia article, he was born in 1965, started at Rupert Murdoch's The Sun in 1988, then at...
  • When Piers Morgan went to technical school, he should have learned to hang drywall, or something useful. It has always been obvious that he was not all that smart or well informed, and that he would always stick to platitudes and conventional viewpoints, which is the safest course for such people. But he really outdid himself in the Bilzerian interview.

    He literally had no arguments at all, except, “You are an anti-Semite” and “I can’t believe you are saying that.” Piers is obviously another role-playing NPC without any real thoughts in his head. But as long as he’s willing to give a platform to guys like Bilzerian, I hope he survives and thrives.

  • After a confident and competent few months of settling into his undeserved role, JD Vance is the golden boy with the silver tongue who’s got one foot in the White House. Like a cuckoo chick whose masterful mimicry has managed to hoodwink the top feeders of Republican politics, Vance’s cool demeanor and folksy overtures have...
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    1) Does this guy suck? If yes, proceed to (2)
    2) Does the other guy suck worse? If so, proceed to (3)
    3) Ignore all the things that suck about the first guy.

    Based on that, I’m skipping this article.

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  • It was a big deal that Donald Trump was going on Joe Rogan. The interview was released a few hours ago. This is more evidence that Trump is going to “win” the upcoming fake election. Rogan is ultra-careful, and refused to interview Trump for many years because he didn’t want the backlash, despite the fact...
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    Trump could be a lot better, and he certainly lacks a lot of things that might be good to have. But there’s a world of difference between him and this woman who has no qualifications at all except for,apparently, giving a pretty slick blowjob.

  • Nathan Cofnas, the Cambridge philosopher of biology who was fired from his job last April for thoughtcrime, has posted trenchant criticisms of Thomas Sowell’s views on race differences. Given the influence Dr. Sowell has had, and continues to have, these posts deserve wide attention. Dr. Cofnas published one on his blog and the other on...
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    Of course, arguments about the effect of beliefs rather than the truth of those beliefs, should have no place in science, and that is a thing that Thomas Sowell was well aware of, in other spheres of discussion. But by saying this, he seems to admit, “If black IQ is intractably low, that would be bad, so it must not be the case”. This is very bad reasoning, and not something he is usually guilty of.

    Unfortunately for us all, black intelligence, all over the world, as measured by any method ever conceived, is shockingly low. The only way that might improve is if the more intelligent blacks reproduced more than the less intelligent, but of course we are subsidizing the opposite of that.

  • The 23-year-old is just a child who didn’t know what a vagina was? I will grant you that he was “vulnerable” in that he had been locked in a cage since he was a teenager and had no access to sex and was therefore willing to have sex with a she-beast. But I mean, he...
  • I appreciate Anglin’s take, but I wish he would learn the difference between “jive” and “jibe”.

    Using the wrong word undermines otherwise sensible points.

    • Replies: @Wokechoke
    @Almost Missouri

    Contradictory and Oxymoron get confused like this too.

  • Can anyone imagine a more disgusting human being than James Bowman? He has the grossest face of all, he hates America, and he sucks Jewish cock like this: He has a Hindu-Indian wife and his son’s name is “Vivek.” Why on earth would anyone expect him to care about America? And if he doesn’t care...
  • @Priss Factor
    https://twitter.com/SamParkerSenate/status/1843414785301590398

    Replies: @Pbar, @The Alarmist

    So Jack the Ripper was not Ted Cruz after all.

    • Replies: @The Alarmist
    @Pbar

    And there’s no evidence it was Ted Cruz’s father in a photo in New Orleans with Lee Harvey Oswald, but they were both there at the same time.

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  • @Amalek Lives Matter
    REPORTER: "Any comment on the strikes in Yemen, Mr. President!?"

    BIDEN : "I've spoken to both sides. They gotta settle the strike. I'm supporting the collective bargaining effort. I think they'll settle the strike."

    https://twitter.com/RNCResearch/status/1840575813986423293

    Maybe Biden will order airstrikes on Haifa. He got Haifa confused with Hamas before. Maybe Lloyd Austin will be stupid enough to do it - or uppity enough. He seemed pissed that Blinken was dragging him into WW III last week.

    Replies: @CelestiaQuesta, @Pbar

    “Maybe Biden will order airstrikes on Haifa. He got Haifa confused with Hamas before. ”

    If I lived in Hamburg Germany or Hazzard Kentucky I’d be a little nervous right now.

  • This could almost be framed as a revolt against modernity. This “art” should not even exist. It’s an insult to all of civilization. If my 3-year-old painted that, I would slap the shit out of him and lock him in a box for a week, feeding him only uncooked rice. Van Gogh is such garbage....
  • @backwoods bob
    @Anymike

    Since you raised the subject they are obviously too lazy and narcissistic to be mothers (in the common historical sense, not just getting knocked up). And there is no glory in it.

    Our sons both got admitted to the University at age 13 so I know exactly the kind of work involved in producing above average kids. (Homeschooled)

    One is in aerospace engineering and the other process technology (oil industry). They actually will improve the human condition. It took years of hard work by all of us to get there.

    These twits got to be on numerous shows and received all kinds of glory for vandalizing a painting.

    Nobody even knows who my wife is, outside the people we have immediate contact with. That's again why young people like this are corrupted by the attention they get when the global elites provide a virtue signalling platform for them.

    All Greta Thunberg had to do was skip school and hold up a sign. Instead of being rightfully punished and her parents prosecuted under truancy laws, the elites lionized her.

    Replies: @Anymike, @Pbar, @mulga mumblebrain

    “Nobody even knows who my wife is…”

    She’s not the only one. I taught high school math for a few years. Scattered among the incompetents were a few serious people with actual math degrees who consistently burned the midnight oil in an effort to impart to their students all the good, the true, and the beautiful that is math. They got the same paycheck as the guy who put his feet up on his desk and read Sports Illustrated in class.

    There was also a black teacher who openly told his kids that, hey, math sucks, but I have to try to teach you some. He wrote math rap songs for them, they all thought he was cool, and nobody learned shit. That guy got a lengthy three-part writeup in the WaPo.

  • @backwoods bob
    @Dumbo

    "just stop oil" and the like is a platform to operate from, not a sincere belief system.

    The goal is virtue signalling attention to one's self.

    They aren't beautiful. They do not have athletic, musical, artistic, or intellectual talent. They're lazy. Look how much attention they got out of a simple act of vandalism.

    The equivalent attention garnered in athletics for example would take many years of hard daily work and discipline. All they had to do was throw soup on a painting.

    Replies: @schnelladine, @Anymike, @Gerald the Frog, @Pbar

    That guy Bloom who wrote Closing of the American Mind made the same point. There were black kids he taught at…Rutgers?…who had no special talent or intelligence at all, but who were in the national and probably the world news simply for raising hell in campus protests

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    • LOL: Jim H
    • Replies: @ghali
    @Pbar

    It is not only "the western media", mate. I live in Australia, the Australian political, media and academic (university think tanks) establishments are extremely racist fanatics anti-Muslims on behalf of the Satanic Jews and Israel.

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  • @Jokem
    @pbar

    I have to say I agree with you to a certain extent, regarding America's incompetent leadership.
    Educated idiots.

    Replies: @pbar

    I had the misfortune of living on the outskirts of DC for some 35 years. Every woman I dated, every friend I had, worked in or with the federal gov’t in one capacity or another. That saying about laws and sausages was brought home to me very forcefully.

    Even aside from the corrupt nature of the process, where tax dollars are slathered wastefully on the gears of the legislative machinery as a lubricant, even aside from the astonishing wastefulness, and the arrogance of these people who think that our money is theirs by right…even aside from all that, you simply would not believe the over-educated stupidity of these people unless you saw it up close.

    “Path to War”, the movie about LBJ and Vietnam, gives a glimpse of it. But better yet, imagine Laurel and Hardy times a few hundred, in a great walnut-paneled chamber, debating how to project American power worldwide.

    • Replies: @Jokem
    @pbar

    I will say I have not seen the legislative machinery as intimately as you have, but I believe you.
    I would love for this to stop, but it is a juggernaut which has too great an inertia and will have to have a 'train wreck' for it to end. I do not wish for this catastrophe, but it is what I see where we are going.

    This got started when Soviet ideas (which Tooth Dilettante admires so much) began infecting Western Culture.

    Are you familiar with the writings of Lord Woodhouselee? We are going the way he warned about.

  • @Carney
    @Rogue

    Your narrative that "Putin only wants to unite the Sudeten- er, Donbass with Mother Russia" fell apart in February 2022 when Putin launched an effort to conquer the entirety of Ukraine, with the old Soviet play used in Prague 1968 and Kabul 1979: use paratroopers and helicopter-borne units to seize the airfield near the capital, land heavy transport planes carrying tanks etc, seize the capital, and kill or capture the government. Take over country. Except it didn't work this time; the Ukrainians fought back, shot down many of the helicopters, defeated the airport seizure attempt (forcing the already airborne and in-bound Il-76 transport planes to turn back) and blocked Russia's effort to blitzkrieg in armored units down from Belarus.

    As for decadent, Putin lives like a czar, far better than any US president. And warmongers? Putin literally invaded Ukraine, chose to start this war of choice, this war of aggression.

    And even pre-2022, it's not true that the entire Donbass was majority ethnic Russian or even majority Russian. Even if you count an area with a mere Russian PLURALITY as "Russian", it looks like this:

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0c/UaFirstNationality2001-English.png

    As you can see, only a small portion of even Eastern Ukraine, had even local Russian pluralities. You end up with no actual eastern oblasts (the rough equivalent of a US state) that are majority Russian. All you get are two “raions” (the rough equivalent of a US county) within the Luhansk Oblast: Stanytsia-Luhanska Raion and Krasnodon/Sorokyne Raion plus four cities, and no raions at all within the Donetsk Oblast, just three cities. Apart from that, there’s one city in the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, and one random raion (Putyvl) way up in the Sumy Oblast, and that's it.

    On top of THAT, if Russia wanted to make a big deal over the Russo-Ukrainian border being poorly drawn and bisecting ethnic Russian areas, the best time to do that was when the Russians actually controlled Ukraine, and the whole Soviet Union. The Russians drew the internal Soviet borders however they damn well liked, but deliberately did so not to match the ethnic facts on the ground, but to impose artificially magnified ethnic diversity on their conquered colonies to make independence movements harder. Well that little scheme has come back to bite the Russians in the ass, hasn't it? It's Russia's own goddamn fault that Russians were supposedly stranded on the wrong side of the Russo-Ukrainian border THAT RUSSIA DREW.

    The next best time for Russia to make a big deal over the Russo-Ukrainian border was immediately after the breakup of the Soviet Union. Moscow could have demanded that, in return for recognizing Kiev, Kiev agree to hand over those "Russian" areas in the east (NOT the entirety of those oblasts, just those specific areas). Russia didn't bother to even ask. You don't ask, you don't get -- and sometimes when you miss an opportunity, it doesn't come again.

    Finally, just because there were ethnic Russians there, doesn't actually mean they were longing to come under the rule of the KGB-mafia regime in the Kremlin. The US declared independence from Britain despite being basically of English descent. The South declared independence from the USA despite, again, sharing the same ethnic background as the people it was seceding from. Just because you share an ethnic background with a country, and even historical ties, doesn't necessarily mean you want to be ruled by it, and especially not with Russia being a sinister tyranny.

    Replies: @Rogue

    Thank you for the detailed reply.

    In all human affairs, we should not ascribe to painting different parties as either fully black, or fully white, fully right or fully wrong. There are, in all human conflicts, different shades of grey, true in both World Wars no matter how much only one side has been demonized. And true, of course, in this business of Russia vs Ukraine.

    Russia has been steadily provoked by the West, and by the foolish Ukrainians for the last decade who assumed that NATO would have their backs, and that is why Russia has militarily responded. Boris Yeltsin was in charge of Russia upon the break-up of the USSR, and no doubt much that could have been done better back then wasn’t. In any event, Putin and his regime were not in charge then – they’re in charge now and there lies the difference.

    I care not too much how Putin personally lives, but that Russia enacts laws that are somewhat more in line with traditional moral values as opposed to the obviously decadent West.

    You will agree that there could have been a peace deal less than 2 months from the beginning of this war (Istanbul) but twas scuppered by the West in the person of former British PM Boris Johnson, presumably with US state department collusion. Don’t kid me that the West has ANY concern over the fate of Ukraine or Ukrainians – this is all about trying to damage Russia.

    • Agree: pbar
  • From The Guardian: Florida university to host extremist after DeSantis-led lurch to right Next month, New College of Florida will welcome activist and writer Steve Sailer, a ‘proponent of scientific racism’ Jason Wilson Sat 28 Sep 2024 08.00 EDT ... Sailer, 65, of Los Angeles, California, has no known academic qualifications in biology or any...
  • @Mark G.
    The standard liberal line is, to my understanding, that Blacks have a lower IQ and are crime prone because of White racists discriminating against them and keeping them poor and penned up in ghettos. I have never heard a persuasive explanation, though, why Jews and Asians, who also have a history of discrimination against them, do not have similar dysfunctional tendencies.

    It is really pretty obvious that, while some Blacks can assimilate to White middle class norms, probably a majority can't. I have been aware of this since I was eleven years old in 1967 and my family was driven out of our Indianapolis neighborhood during the explosion in Black crime rates in that period, after segregation ended.

    Liberals have turned Blacks into sacred cows who can't be criticized because the Democrat party depends on the Black vote to win elections. Trying to silence race realists like Steve Sailer, John Derbyshire, Jared Taylor, Richard Lynn, Charles Murray and others like them by denying them platforms to speak is part of this attempt at censorship that has been going on in recent decades. You can expect the future to involve increasingly aggressive attempts to label honest discussions about race as "hate speech" that needs to be banned as the woke left attempts to hold on to power.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Pbar, @International Jew

    “The standard liberal line is, to my understanding, that Blacks have a lower IQ and are crime prone because of White racists”

    No, the standard liberal line is that blacks don’t exist, because race is a social construct and not a Real Thing, but also that they do exist and are oppressed by whites, who really don’t exist at all because Irishmen are different from Germans. Blacks do NOT have lower IQ’s, and they also DO have lower IQ’s because of white oppression, and if they do bad things it is partly due to this lower IQ which puts them at a terrible disadvantage, although IQ also does not exist and is a meaningless number and not important.

    • Agree: Nicholas Stix
    • Replies: @Inquiring Mind
    @Pbar

    A Harvard alum related the life-long indoctrination accompanying attending a "milestone reunion" (along with the full-court fundraising pitch) about how they were privileged to hear some of Harvard's finest minds "tell it like it is." This is part of the ego stroking to induce alumns to crack open their checkbooks by suggesting that one is important enough to get the inside-scoop on elite opinion regarding the calumies they worry about.

    On the "problem" of Climate Change, I use scare quotes because there is a range of opinion on this here on iSteve, so work with me, here, that it is a problem, the word was, "We got this", meaning the scientists and technocrats and politicians believe that technology will save the day on providing abundant, carbon-free energy.

    On the Achievement Gap, the word was that there was no solution in sight, even after trying everything the experts could think of.

    I don't want to start an argument here about Climate Change, rather, the same people who are optimistic about Clean Energy have as much as given up hope on fine-tuning education to eradicate racial disparity.

    Maybe I am misinterpreting this, but it sure seems Harvard dropped its mask to reveal some serious race realism?

  • Last week the world narrowly escaped likely nuclear destruction, as the Biden Administration considered Ukraine’s request to allow US missiles to strike deeply into Russian territory. Russian president Vladimir Putin warned, as the request was being considered, that because these missiles could not be launched without the active participation of the US military and NATO,...
  • @Carney
    As usual, Ron Paul blames America.

    It's not Putin's Ukraine obsession going to get us all killed.

    It's not Putin being obligated to just leave the country he illegally invaded.

    No, it's America's fault. Always America's fault.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante, @arbeit macht frei, @pbar

    Ron Paul does not blame America. He blames America’s incompetent leadership, and the decision makers at the top. These are the people who brought us the Vietnam war, and the Iraq war, and much much more. They have shown many times that they are as stupid as only highly educated people can be, with plenty of corruption and undue influence thrown into the mix as well.

    Watch John Mearsheimer’s lectures about the roots of this war. Or if you like, I’ll sum them up for you: we played a huge part in causing this mess. I still suggest you watch the lectures to fill in the details.

    And BTW, even if none of this were true, even if Putin is Satan incarnate and Ukraine is a citadel of all virtues, what does that have to do with us and why should we risk nuclear war, or even spend one nickel, interfering in it?

    • Replies: @Jokem
    @pbar

    I have to say I agree with you to a certain extent, regarding America's incompetent leadership.
    Educated idiots.

    Replies: @pbar

  • One of the very few surprises of the Trump-Harris debate was the fact that Kamala was so staunch on the need for endless war in the Ukraine. She has jettisoned virtually all of Biden’s program, getting rid of the overwhelming majority of the “woke” stuff, ignoring trannies and actively saying we need to close the...
  • How is it that the average asshole in the street has better judgement than the elite who run what’s left of this country? If any of the Harvard brats who gave us, for example, the war in Vietnam, had run that plan by a bunch of truckers eating breakfast at Waffle House, they would have been laughed out of the place.

    Likewise, the idea that we would weaken our eternal enemy Russia by funding a proxy war. Back when this all started, my first thought was that there was no way Ukraine could win, and that when Ukraine went down, we, as their best buddies, would suffer another blow to what little is left of our national prestige. I also thought we should be working to make common cause with Russia, instead of driving them into the arms of the Chinese.

    I am but a humble carpenter, yet what I anticipated is what has happened. Reminds me of the statement by Lord What’s-His-Name, 19th century British statesman: “That which the wise and learned predicted has not happened, and that which all the damned fools were howling about has come to pass.

    I propose an amendment whereby Waffle House becomes the 4th branch of government, with veto powers over all spending, legislation and acts of war…sort of like the Tribunes of Plebs in ancient Rome.

    And BTW, it’s not just about power and pragmatism. Watch Mearsheimer’s lectures if you want to understand why Russia’s cause is just.

  • Previously: US Calls for Immediate 21-Day Ceasefire Across Israel-Lebanon Border This is what the US does. They go around talking about a ceasefire, how they’re right on the verge of achieving a ceasefire. Netanyahu denies this and won’t even respond to US proposals. Then the US just keeps sending him infinity bombs and paying for...
  • I think we should send them pagers. For their own use.

  • “What do they know of England who only England know?” Rudyard Kipling’s famous question, a line from his poem The English Flag, was actually written in defense of Empire, but is still worth asking by Englishmen in these post-imperial times. Enoch Powell, however, found the phrase sadly outdated. In a speech given on St. George’s...
  • @Dutch Boy
    Hitler didn't want to do it and the massive British effort to prevent him from doing what he did not want to do is a big reason why Britain got in the fix it's in.

    Replies: @anonymouseperson

    Fighting two pointless wars with Germany had a lot to do with it. Churchill had a lot to do with the decline of England. His “hero” status is very much misplaced.

    • Agree: pbar
  • I have thought, ever since reading his 1959 classic The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, that Erving Goffman's distinction between the "front" and the "back" is a good starting-point for a lot of sociological commentary. Here I was, for example, diarizing about a trip to Mexico that we enjoyed six years ago: The performing...
  • “What if you ordered the system online and Amazon delivered it, but it got stolen by the porch pirate?”

    I used to rehab houses and rent them out or sell them. Once I was in the middle of rehabbing a duplex when some malefactors kicked in a door and stole…four heavy steel security doors which I had bought but not yet installed.

    They must have been laughing their asses off as they drove away. I know I was when I saw what they had taken.

  • From the New York Times news section: That sounds like something Thomas Sowell wrote in 1978. Is it really true in 2024? If so, how? Why?
  • There’s a saying, among black people: “If you want to die, get a black doctor. If you just want to go to jail, get a black lawyer.”

    This comes from an era in which nearly all black professionals went to HBCU’s.

    And HBCU’s have only gotten worse, due to brain drain to the Ivies.

    So…

    • Replies: @Art Deco
    @Pbar

    There's almost no brain drain to the Ivies. Freshman matriculations at the Ivies amount to shy of 30,000 a year, out of annual youth cohorts which sum to 4.2 million. Some people who might have gone to HBCUs now go to state schools which were once closed to them.

    , @Truth
    @Pbar


    There’s a saying, among black people: “If you want to die, get a black doctor. If you just want to go to jail, get a black lawyer.”
     
    That's funny, I've been black for over 50 years, and this would be the first time I've heard this one.
  • @Mr. Anon
    OT - Trump launches new cryptocurrency venture:

    How to ‘make finance great again’: Trump’s new cryptocurrency debuts

    https://www.euronews.com/business/2024/09/17/how-to-make-finance-great-again-trumps-new-cryptocurrency-debuts
     

    Which he can't even explain:

    Confused Trump struggles in 'painful' crypto interview and keeps trying to change topic

    https://www.the-express.com/news/politics/148857/donald-trump-cryptocurrency-barron-federal
     

    Does it really make sense for Trump to launch another crappy, shady business venture in the last two months of a Presidential campaign? A venture that, given his recent pronouncements on what his administration's policy on crypto would be - could only be taken as a huge conflict of interest.

    The whole crypto-thing just sounds like some kind of scam pushed by libertarian sharpies anyway.

    What's next? Perhaps Trump will start encouraging people to buy Trump-branded tulip bulbs as an investment. He's already sold Trump-branded bibles.

    Could the man possibly be more crass and vulgar? What an idiot.

    Replies: @Charles, @epebble, @Pbar, @Curle, @Truth

    “Could the man possibly be more crass and vulgar? What an idiot.”

    I’ve been saying this for 40 years.

    Yet, I am about to vote for him, for the 3rd time.

  • Responding to polls that show that voters are worried and angry about the high cost of housing, both major parties are floating plans to make buying a home more affordable. Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democrats want to encourage new housing construction and subsidize first-time homebuyers by $25,000, which economists worry would have an...
  • @Sollipsist
    @Pbar

    Agree mostly. I don't know how the percentages actually break down, but I'm guessing that making housing more affordable/available would only really work for a small percentage of the homeless. Most couldn't remain in & maintain a home no matter what the cost, even if it was all done for them.

    You'd basically have to have a one-on-one "coach" (i.e., babysitter) with them at all times to keep them on their meds, or off their meds as the case may be, to help them find & keep a job, to help them pay bills & maintain the home, or just not wander off and become homeless again. And even that wouldn't be enough for many of them.

    What do you think, Ted? Does anybody really NEED that additional family member, or should everybody with more than one family member be forced to give them to the homeless?

    Replies: @Pbar

    “should everybody with more than one family member be forced to give them to the homeless?”

    This is a great idea.

    Why stop here? My neighbor has three lawnmowers, while my only mower is broken …

  • @Biff
    @gutta percha

    'I’ve been a landlord for 37 years. Hopefully that will end on Oct 31.

    My advice is: never be a landlord. Never give favors and breaks to poor needy people. "


    I'm gonna call bullshit. I too have been a landlord for decades, and you sound like you rented a dog house.

    Like anything, it's a two way street between vendor and customer. From either side you give and take respect and for the most part things work out. OTOH shit happens and you take your lumps and move on. I've had mostly good luck, and that is mostly due to being sensible. Idiot slumlords deserve their fate.

    Ted Rall has some valid points but in no way is he talking about me.

    Replies: @Pbar, @gutta percha, @Event Horizon

    “Ted Rall has some valid points but in no way is he talking about me.”

    Ted Rall has exactly one valid point, and no more: “Homelessness is bad.” That’s it. See how much more concisely I expressed that, while it took him a whole article.

    Not talking about you? If you owned rental property, he is talking about exactly you. He does not distinguish between Blackrock, and Chuck down the street who works at the chair factory and saved for ten years to buy a rental house.

  • Among the many many things Ted Rall does not understand, is this: people are not homeless simply because they lack a home. They are homeless because they lack the skills, the work ethic, the sobriety, and very often the sanity, to own a home.

    In my long life as a former bleeding heart, and sometime real estate investor, I have tried many times, many many times, to give people in need a helping hand. I can think of exactly one success story. I gave a guy an old beater truck of mine and he turned it into a thriving junk hauling business with a small fleet of his own trucks.

    In every other case, the painful lesson has been that most people on the bottom, not all, but most, are there because they have put themselves there. Whatever combination of drugs, ignorance, laziness, and self hate dragged them down, is going to drag them back down after you lift them up.

    To basically nationalize the property of people who have scrimped and saved and invested and worked, and give that property to people who are going to sell it to buy meth, is going to kill investment among the former, without helping most of the latter.

    Like most ideas coming from the likes of Bernie Sanders and Ted Rall, this one sounds good to college kids when they discuss it in a walnut-panelled seminar room, but it does not stand up to 30 seconds of honest scrutiny in the harsh light of day.

    tl:dr—Ted Rall is an idiot, GTFO with your commie shit.

    • Agree: Sollipsist, Bro43rd
    • Replies: @Sollipsist
    @Pbar

    Agree mostly. I don't know how the percentages actually break down, but I'm guessing that making housing more affordable/available would only really work for a small percentage of the homeless. Most couldn't remain in & maintain a home no matter what the cost, even if it was all done for them.

    You'd basically have to have a one-on-one "coach" (i.e., babysitter) with them at all times to keep them on their meds, or off their meds as the case may be, to help them find & keep a job, to help them pay bills & maintain the home, or just not wander off and become homeless again. And even that wouldn't be enough for many of them.

    What do you think, Ted? Does anybody really NEED that additional family member, or should everybody with more than one family member be forced to give them to the homeless?

    Replies: @Pbar

  • I normally agree with this sentiment. But this bitch wants to actually kill the kids. I just say “fuck them kids” in reference to kids watching beheading videos on the internet or smoking vapes. “I want to kill my kids” is such an extreme position. Related: Watch: Planned Parenthood Executives Talk About Selling Body Parts...
  • @don't care

    It doesn’t mean you can kill people.
     
    A cocktail shrimp is not a person.

    Replies: @Sharonbaron, @Ray Caruso, @Pbar

    A shrimp remains a shrimp. A shrimp-looking fetus will grow into a human. Therefore a fetus is not a shrimp.

    • Replies: @don't care
    @Pbar

    Is that supposed to be logical?

    Replies: @Anon

    , @RadicalCenter
    @Pbar

    Biology isn’t his strong suit, Pbar, don’t bother much more,

  • From the New York Times news section: Harvard’s Black Student Enrollment Dips After Affirmative Action Ends Defying expectations, a Supreme Court decision curtailing race-based admissions still had a relatively small impact at some highly selective schools like Harvard, even as other schools saw big changes. By Anemona Hartocollis Sept. 11, 2024 The predictions were dire....
  • @Nicholas Stix
    "and the picture is more nuanced and complex than predicted."

    Lefty tell: I'm a b.s. artist.

    Proper headline:

    Harvard to Supreme Court: Drop Dead

    Replies: @Pbar

    Guy to his wife: You’ve been screwing the mailman, haven’t you?
    Wife: Well, it’s nuanced and complex.

  • “and the picture is more nuanced and complex than predicted.”

    Lefty tell: I’m a b.s. artist.

    Proper headline:

    Harvard to Supreme Court: Drop Dead

    • Agree: Mr. Anon, Pbar
    • Thanks: J.Ross
    • Replies: @Pbar
    @Nicholas Stix

    Guy to his wife: You've been screwing the mailman, haven't you?
    Wife: Well, it's nuanced and complex.

  • So black enrollment at Harvard is 14% after the removal of any race-based preferences. That is slightly greater than the black percentage of the population. Apparently black IQ has skyrocketed by at least 15 points in the last few years. Remarkable.

    • Replies: @anonymous
    @Pbar


    So black enrollment at Harvard is 14% after the removal of any race-based preferences. That is slightly greater than the black percentage of the population. Apparently black IQ has skyrocketed by at least 15 points in the last few years. Remarkable.
     
    It has. There are millions of smart Africans and West Indians to draw from now.

    Replies: @Gandydancer

  • FULL VIDEO (starts about 1:00:00): NOTE: For anyone watching this tonight because they missed it last night, here’s a drinking game created by Matt Taibbi: Be careful, because you will definitely get seriously smashed. Even I would get smashed playing that game, and I have the alcohol tolerance of a hippopotamus. (Editor’s Note: I love...
  • @SteveK9
    @JPS

    It's funny how these things can happen. You can dislike GHW Bush, but he was no wimp. He enlisted in the Navy immediately on graduation from Exeter Academy (High School) at 18, and served with distinction in WWII.

    Replies: @lauraz bush, @arbeit macht frei, @pbar

    Funny indeed. He wasn’t at all impressive to look at or listen to. But he was smart enough to not go into Iraq from Kuwait. There must have been a lot of pressure to do it, but he realized what a mess it would make. And he didn’t feel the need to get a lot of Iraqis and Americans killed in order to prove his manhood. It would have been better for several million people if his son had had the same brains, and guts.

    • Replies: @SteveK9
    @pbar

    An interesting story is that Bush the younger asked his father, what exactly are the neocons? His father said, do you want names or a description? Description. Answer: Israel.

  • I fell asleep myself. It’s like watching a progressively boring film with a plot device that is stretched out for hours. What kicked off summer of 2015 – the Trump optimism, was only cultivated nonsense designed to attach Trump to that prodded up awareness.

    They boosted up the alt right with persuasive talking heads, spread the correct (although gatekeeper) sentiment, and in doing so, injected Donald Trump as the be-all, end-all candidate for just mediocre sensible policy.

    The entire scripted politics is boring at this stage. You can delude yourself and pretend Trump took a rifle round to his unscathed ear. And that he is the better option presented. Or that Kamala is exactly what we need; a dignified POC to lead the nation away from the racist genital grabber. That’s where the majority of people are.

    Amazingly the dissidents somehow still cling to the belief that Trump – who is obviously part of the scripted politics – that they are in someway going to afford you the better pick. And that better pick (scripted actor) just might turn the tide in someway against those actually typing up the script. And in your favor for that matter.

    The nation is failing because the population is entirely debased, with most enthralled in B-grade drama plots presented to them as factual reality. The nation is mentally ill and spiritually destroyed. Same goes for up north and across the pond. Most are addicted to the cancerous, artificial culture injected into their lives. Just as many republicans with ridiculous tattoos out there as democrats (look around) Take note of the overweight average retard who wants to make America great, but would be laughed at in 1950s America in his stupid short pants, along with his stupid (culturally hip) mannerisms.

    • Thanks: Robert Bruce
    • Replies: @Jack McArthur
    @Captain Jones


    The nation is failing because the population is entirely debased, with most enthralled in B-grade drama plots presented to them as factual reality. The nation is mentally ill and spiritually destroyed. Same goes for up north and across the pond. Most are addicted to the cancerous, artificial culture injected into their lives. Just as many republicans with ridiculous tattoos out there as democrats (look around) Take note of the overweight average retard who wants to make America great, but would be laughed at in 1950s America in his stupid short pants, along with his stupid (culturally hip) mannerisms.
     
    Agreed. When you allow the tribe to drive your culture they will destroy it - their texts do not hide it.
  • Trump has no more verbal discipline than the bird screeching outside your window…and he steadfastly refuses to learn anything, ever. He rose to every bait, chattered mindlessly off-topic, and he failed to do the obvious, important thing: point out over and over the prosperity and peace we had under him, and the war famine and pestilence we have now.

    I’m 70, and I don’t remember a presidential election ever coming down to two people like this, neither one of them fit to be mayor of Shit Creek Georgia.

    Imagine being so stupid, so undisciplined, so unprepared, that you get your ass kicked in a debate with the likes of Kamala Harris. Trump could have done so much for this country if he could just grow up and start acting like, say, a ten year old. As it is, he’s destroyed the Republican Party…which had it coming …but he’s tried to replace it only with his own very unworthy self.

    • Agree: Voltarde, Robert Bruce
    • Replies: @SteveK9
    @Pbar

    Sadly, oh so true.

    , @werpor
    @Pbar

    Trump does not want the job. Would you? He has been worn down. A daily confrontation with craven, crazy, and malevolent mountebanks does that. The metaphor for a country the United States had become in the 1950 was a lunatic asylum — a cuckoos nest, as Ken Kesey wrote in his book One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.

    These despicables are running the carnival. Their incomes depend on their ignorance. They know not what they do. Neither do they care to know. Almost every last person is enslaved. The economic system is debt slavery. Counterparty debt is the principle means of corrupting the entire body politic.

    Counterparty debt is driven by the combined forces of the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Treasury, the Internal Revenue Service and Wall Street. Of course the ever rising costs driven by malevolent intent are intentional. Slavery is nothing new! The resources of the many are confiscated while those resources are used to animate the entire ball of wax. The entire system is a corrupt and evil behemoth run by people you never see or hear from — they attend no meetings and never deliver speeches thus are all but invisible. Chaos serves their ends. The hired help are purposely unaccountable. They appear to run the carnival we appear to elect.

    The elected come and go. They collect their wages and move on. Some of them never go away. They continue to bob on the surface but the real power is beneath the surface. Most of us take the surface for reality. We are the deplorables and indeed we are expendable.

    Consider, every war for five Centuries is a consequence of evil intent. The virtues are no longer celebrated. We celebrate our culture of discontent. We know not whom are the villains. We are though, most certainly seduced. Public discontent is animated by the constant stream of products and services which of course provoke envy, greed, anxiety, and constant discontent, while at the same time purport to offer these same products and services as solutions.

    As the song by the Eagles, Hotel California has it “…you can check out but you can never leave.”

    Indeed, a brilliant summation of our predicament.

    , @Robert Bruce
    @Pbar

    I am starting to think that Trump never left the Democratic plantation and decided to infiltrate the GOP. He did get on Oprah a long time ago and say that if he ran for President, he would run as a Republican since their constituents were stupid. Nobody can find any tape of it, but I did see it on TV first run, as did many others. It would make sense, with the way his presidency went, along with his debate performance Tuesday night. Guy talks alot about being America First, but doesn't come through with any action.

  • Previously: Trump Says Sanctions on Other Countries are Crashing the US Dollar This would actually be a very important thing to do if you supported the continued existence of the US global empire. Personally, I do not support that empire, and want to see the US government collapse. It almost makes me want to support...
  • @Brooklyn Dave
    If the BRICS stays on course. the countries that do not want to trade in the dollar will be in a better position than Russia was when the sanctions first hit them. Toilet paper is more valuable than the US dollar as are all fiat currencies. Trump cannot unhinge himself from the idea of the American Empire, although he would be able to put a band aid on this or that problem. Trump probably has never read Pat Buchanan or like minded writers. Buchanan was the man who put certain thoughts in my head.

    Replies: @Pbar

    “Trump probably has never read Pat Buchanan or like minded writers.”

    Seriously now. Do you think Trump has ever read a book, any book? I don’t think he’s even read the books he supposedly “wrote”.

    Trump is a textbook case of the kid who didn’t read the book but gets up and gives his report anyway. I’ve never heard him speak without feeling he’s just winging it.

    This is probably how he developed his speaking style, where he doesn’t present ideas and then develop them, he just repeats what he just said, which gives him time to come up with the next thing: “Prices are up, the highest, the highest prices ever, a lot of people are saying prices are higher than ever, I was talking to a man the other day and he told me, ‘Mr President, prices are higher than ever,’ that’s what he said, he told me that.”

    No, it’s a safe bet that he hasn’t read Pat Buchanan’s books, or anyone else’s.

    • Agree: Renard
    • Replies: @Anon
    @Pbar

    Who hands out the gold boxes Ron? Trump is like the Arnold character in the Simpsons “he’s a leada not a reada.”

    , @JPS
    @Pbar

    I bet he's read Norman Vincent Peale.

    Trump has probably read a fair amount, in his time, but it's probably true he never had any intellectual aspirations, a desire to read literature, or even more than a few snippets from the papers.

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  • You don’t hear much about Greta anymore. She was the main character of the media when she was calling to shut down civilization in the name of changing the weather in 30 years. Then she started going hard against the Jews, and the only time you ever hear of her is when she’s getting arrested....
  • Mixed feelings. On the one hand, she’s on the right side here, albeit for the wrong reasons. On the other hand, it would be such a pleasure to see her get tazed and pepper-sprayed.

    • LOL: Adam Birchdale
  • Last week I published a widely discussed article on YouTube's growing climate of censorship, while noting one surprising exception. Over the last week, these disturbing trends have continued and possibly even accelerated. American Pravda: YouTube Censorship and the Curious Case of Candace Owens Ron Unz • The Unz Review • August 26, 2024 • 6,700...
  • I don’t like to mention Isaac Newton and Candace Owens in the same breath, the two of them being about a hundred IQ points apart, and as unlike in character as it is possible to be. But Newton, although he possessed one of the greatest minds of all time, also held beliefs that I consider irrational. He believed in the absolute truth of the Bible, and he thought he could work out the details of the Apocalypse if he could only gain a deep enough understanding of the scriptures.

    In fact he seems to have considered this, and alchemy, the main work of his life, and his revolutionary scientific and mathematical work less important.

    We all know people in our lives who are very intelligent, rational, and perceptive about some things, and wildly irrational about others. Isaac Newton was an extreme case of this. There is nothing high-IQ about Candace Owens, but she is another example.

    Even a blind pig finds an acorn now and then. The Jews are Candace Owens’ acorn, and much of the rest of what she does is just rooting around in the garbage. And yes, Ron Unz may be right: The only reason she has not been denied a platform, is that the 90% of her work that is trash, tends to discredit the bit that is true.

    • Replies: @Fin of a cobra
    @Pbar


    Newton, although he possessed one of the greatest minds of all time, also held beliefs that I consider irrational.
     
    Where does this "irrationality" come from? Well, first you have to know that Newton was an Aspie genius. This type of brain permits you to do some brilliant work, given the capacity to hyperfocus for years at a time on your "special interest". On the other hand, having Asperger's also "forces" you to do some weird kind of shit -- it comes with the territory.

    I have known adolescents who have Asperger’s syndrome and a tic disorder make comments such as ‘irrational thoughts pop up into my brain’. ... Sometimes the thought can be to do something inappropriate and potentially embarrassing
    The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome, Tony Attwood
     
    So you have to consider both the good side and the weird side to understand Newton -- and all Aspie geniuses and maybe even all of "modernity" in general, since I am convinced our worldview today was hugely influenced by Aspie geniuses (Darwin, Einstein, Freud, Jung, Huxley, Orwell, and so many others). Godel, also an Aspie... [continues...]

    Godel, also an Aspie, died shortly after his wife died because he was sure somebody was out to poison him and his wife was the only one he allowed to cook for him -- so he basically starved himself to death. Talk about irrational! So here is Michael Fitzgerald, who writes about HFA (High Functioning Autism) and ASP (Asperger's Syndrome), and his take on Newton, both good and (somewhat) weird:

    It is possible that Newton’s autistic imagination was one of the factors that helped him discover the laws of gravity.

    Many commentators have remarked on the religious dimension of Wittgenstein’s work. A religious disposition is a recurring feature in people of genius with HFA/ASP -— Newton, Ramanujan, Lewis Carroll, among others. Autism and Creativity, Michael Fitzgerald
     
    So with Aspies you gotta take the good with the weird. This was also evident in another Aspie genius, Bobby Fischer, who is known as the greatest "pattern recognizer" ever. When Fischer the Aspie changed his chess obsession to Jew obsession, he also noticed a lot of patterns:

    My main interest right now is to expose the Jews. This is a lot bigger than me. They're not just persecuting me. This is not just my struggle, I'm not just doing this for myself... This is life and death for the world. These God-damn Jews have to be stopped. They're a menace to the whole world.
     
    I'm not saying Candace is an Aspie genius -- she certainly is no genius and I have no idea if she's an Aspie. But maybe she's got this obsessional Aspie-like streak, which could be very positive if she just stopped talking so much about the "Frankists" and started concentrating on simply naming The Jew.
    , @RJ Macready
    @Pbar

    Candace Owens is a typical black woman- loud pitched and wide eyed looking for offense. But at least she is on the good path. That is far better than being high IQ. She, it seems, is the only one with balls in the entire conservative entourage.

    As for Newton- understand the times. 15th century religion was the be all end all in every domain. I cannot stand religion but Newton should be excused for living and interacting in archaic times.A genius bound by the times and knowledge of the day.

  • Good article, but…

    “as a young woman who majored in journalism at a very mediocre college and failed to graduate, she may be an overly credulous individual, lacking the knowledge or analytical skills to properly assess evidence”

    …I hope you don’t mean to imply that students who major in journalism at “elite” universities and do graduate, are less credulous and DO possess the knowledge and analytical skills to properly assess evidence.

    They don’t. Or rather, what both they and Candace Owens both lack is some concept that in journalism the truth should reign supreme, above one’s career ambitions and one’s personal beliefs. Journalism has strayed so far from any such beliefs that I involuntarily both cringed and laughed as I wrote the above.

  • There is an old adage: “if pigs had wings, they could fly.” Well, it turns out that even if you give pigs wings… they cannot fly very well. They’re just not talented in this field. Reuters: It seems possible that the pilot was untrained. It’s also possible he was just too stupid to learn. It’s...
  • @Haxo Angmark
    Our Jew controlled Government is "The Father Of Lies".

    The "Monroe Doctrine For Me, But Not For Thee" proxy war in the Ukraine is surely the most pathetic, regrettable and disgraceful conflict the Jew Straussian neocon psychos in the 'Intelligence' agencies ever initiated. Approaching 1,000,000 casualties at a cost of 100 billion dollars, the Jew and lickspittle Globalist goy profiteers are drenched in the blood of innocents and should be soon, I hope, sucking the Devil's Dick In Hell.

    Meanwhile Joe 6 pack, adjusts his rabbit ears to get the latest information and Vietnam type "body counts" from Lester Holt. It's so depressing.

    There is, certainly, a gradual conviction by many Americans, that the Jew Government, Jew Big Media, Jew Big Tech and the techno corporate Jew Fascists in charge never, NEVER tell the truth about anything. Wars based on lies for profit. Vaccines that kill for profit. Disease manufactured to kill for profit, Ivermectine is a horse de-wormer , Russian Collusion, Jussie, "Hands Up Don't Shoot" "Fiery but mostly peaceful", J-6 "insurrection", Silicon Valley/Deep State censorship, Laptop is disinfo, the Russians blew up their own pipeline (There are literally thousands of lies, I could go on for hours and back for decades.).

    With no objective truths available to anyone with regard to anything, there is a societal nation wide "Rashomon Effect" that interprets events from an individuals blinkered (Which is understandable.) view and leaves that individual grasping for truths that are unattainable in the purposefully created maelstrom of mendacity which benefits the select few. Mostly the tribe in charge.

    Ironically, people in Russia and China, fully aware of the lies that the government and media tell them, are far more experienced and jaded, to the point where they can decipher the lies told to them and actually verify hidden facts by way of their experience.

    They know, Putin didn't blow up his own pipeline. The Russians and Chinese leaders KNOW they can't lie like the American media can, because their populations are far more savvy and experienced. In addition their students can do long division.

    Americans are bred & programmed like dogs to become ill informed idiots, parroting the company line and putting Ukrainian bumper stickers on their EVs. The lies, narratives and illogical Marxist curriculum forced down our children's throats leave them unprepared for the lies and indeed, eager to join the jejune, myopic ignorant, yet bumptious, arrogant groups who are convinced that the path to salvation is a commitment to Communism covered in the thin patina of the Jew D卐M☭CRAT talking points/pearls, cast down from sanctimonious satrap, progressive pedagogues to the student swine they have graduated into the Empire Of Lies.

    There will be no "common ground" with the techno corporate Fascists who have captured our country.

    3 generations of Americans, most of them, like Sling Blade, busy putting "mustard on their taters", dumbed down and conditioned to believe anything the media tells them, while the rest, believe nothing and know everything is a lie.

    My guess, is that literally 75% or more Americans actually believe that Ukraine will win this war.

    Replies: @Not Important, @Pbar, @profnasty

    Good comment, except for two things.

    First, I doubt any Americans think we’re going to “win” in Ukraine. They’ve been told that it’s not about winning, that the Ukrainians are fighting a proxy war for us that will bleed the Russians of men and materials, and all we have to do is give them money and weapons. They’ve been told that this is “good” because Russia is our enemy in a way that a cat is the enemy of a mouse: there’s no need to think about it, it’s a built in feature of the cosmos. If Russia suffers, we gain, because it’s a zero-sum game.

    What Americans don’t think about, because no one told them to think that, is that Ukrainian defeat was inevitable from the beginning, and that since we are seen as their ally, that will be one more blow to our prestige, and one more warning to other nations: this is what happens to America’s allies, so don’t be one.

    Also, it’s biscuits with mustard, not taters with mustard.

    Thought the comment about citizens of totalitarian countries being better informed than us, because they don’t expect any truth from the media and are less inclined to swallow it whole, was very perceptive.

    • Replies: @Haxo Angmark
    @Pbar

    "Biscuits" - Thanks for the catch.

  • From the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Yeah, sure ... Numerous high-profile police officers acted as character witnesses on behalf of Clarke throughout the hearing, including former Toronto poli
  • she acted out of desperation to counteract what she called “anti-Black systemic racism”

    Yes, the racism of having to take the same test as everyone else. Being judged not by the color of your skin but by the content of your intellect. That is the new racism.

  • Does anyone really think that Iran threatens the United States? It’s only plausible if you can be convinced by a congenital liar and war criminal like Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or by a buffoon like Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. My head was still throbbing recently due to the damage done while watching...
  • “We see further into the future.”

    For one thing, “farther” might have been a better choice, although it’s debatable.

    For another…nothing could be farther from the truth.

  • Last week the national debt reached 35 trillion dollars, a mere seven months after the debt reached 34 trillion dollars. To put this in perspective, the national debt first reached one trillion dollars in October of 1981, almost 200 years after the Constitution’s ratification! The fact that the government was adding one trillion dollars in...
  • @ruralguy
    Debt? That's too abstract. Everyone knows you just look at your checking account, to see if you can afford the monthly payment. What's with all the theory too? Voting is not complicated. You just vote for the person who smiles the best and has the best personality. Everyone on this board thinks too much.

    Replies: @Pbar

    I completely agree. I have plenty of bread, and the circus is coming to town next week, so what’s the problem?

  • @Greta Handel

    [T]he national debt has not been a central issue in DC since the days of the Tea Party movement.
     
    How many in the propagandized USA are even aware that this was the issue motivating people enough to organize protests? The subsequent, choreographed infestation, hijacking, caricature, and demonization of this movement, like that of Occupy Wall Street, would make a good case study of the Establishment’s fundamental strategy of Distract, Divide & Conquer.

    Politics keep people voting at each other over transgender statues and Confederate bathrooms. This year, there weren’t even primary campaigns before the puppets were handed up for the Most Important Election Ever. If someone’s telling you to march behind a politician - especially Red or Blue - realize that they’re naive at best.

    Replies: @John Dael, @Pbar

    Confederate bathrooms are actually an excellent idea. Damned if I want my family using the same bathroom as a Yankee.

  • Sending white women out on the streets to fight the blacks is so funny. I love this. New York Post: Blacks are doing the jobs that… Well. I’m not going to finish that sentence. [image][F]https://dailystormer.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/female-cop-punched-1-1-1-1.webp=https://dailystormer.in/wp-content/uploads/2
  • THE DISSATISFACTIONS OF CAROLINE

    Chapter One

    Hamilton Brewster III ate his breakfast, pored over his newspaper, and thought about all the little people he was going to kick out of the way once he put the finishing touches on his syndication agreement with Sir Roderick Smythe. Jacob Goldstein had assured him that the contract was sound. All that remained was for him to sign it.

    Brewster looked up to see Caroline enter the dining room. “Good morning, papa,” she said. “Erm, g’morning,” he replied, bits of scrambled egg still in his mouth. Swallowing the last of the egg, he said, “Caroline, my pet, I trust that I shall hear from you the very good news that you have decided to accept Reginald Smythe’s marriage proposal.”

    “I’m still thinking about it, papa.”

    “What is there to think about? Reginald is young, goodlooking and intelligent. Most importantly, he is rich.”

    “Yes, papa, but I’m not sure I’m ready to get married. I just received a letter from the music conservatory in Salzburg. They have admitted me to their diploma program.”

    “Diploma program? Diploma in what?”

    “Harpsichord.”

    “And what do you propose to do with a diploma in harpsichord?”

    “Become a professional musician.”

    “You propose to make a career playing that ghastly instrument? Nonsense! You’ll marry Reginald or I’ll cut off your allowance.”

    “Oh, papa!”

    Brewster stamped on the rug. A bell rang faintly in the distance and three servants rushed into the room led by Mortimer, the butler. “Sir?”

    “I want the harpsichord in the drawing room taken outside and chopped into pieces.”

    “Yes, sir.”

    “Oh, papa! How could you!” Caroline expostulated.

    “Now go to your room,” Brewster commanded. “You will stay there and be quiet! I will call Sir Roderick and have him send Reginald over. When Reginald arrives, you will accept his marriage proposal or else!”

    Tears streaming down her face, Caroline rushed out of the room.

    Chapter Two …

    • Thanks: Pbar
    • LOL: Sulu
    • Replies: @Sulu
    @Eric135

    I love it!

    What was it Wilde said? " A successful marriage is based on mutual misunderstanding."

    Sulu

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  • Lil Pump is going to perform at an upcoming rally for popular game show host Donald Trump, who is currently running for president of Israel. I’m not a big fan of Pump. He’s just an annoying autotune zoomer rapper who just makes literal “nigger noise.” This was his top hit: It’s kind of like, sissy...
  • @arbeit macht frei
    @Pbar


    Chew on that fact for a bit, if you will.
     
    hey hey you're on a roll don't stop there the public demands it.

    Replies: @pbar

    Sorry, I took a break to make some egg salad and now I just can’t get the groove back.

  • What’s amazing: Even though Drumpf panders to subhumans, and slobs on Jewish cock and kisses Jewish ass, and is a carnival barker at heart, and never read a book in his life, and doesn’t know what the Constitution is, and lives in a gold-plated penthouse, and cheated on his third wife with an ugly porn girl while that wife was pregnant with his fifth kid, and has the attention span of a fly, and can’t construct a coherent paragraph, and has no self discipline, and always talks like the kid who has to give a book report but didn’t read the book, and surrounds himself with people who destroy anything good he does try to accomplish, and never learns anything from his mistakes…in spite of all that, he is still the best candidate. Chew on that fact for a bit, if you will.

    • Thanks: Voltarde, Gordo
    • LOL: Gerald the Frog
    • Replies: @arbeit macht frei
    @Pbar


    Chew on that fact for a bit, if you will.
     
    hey hey you're on a roll don't stop there the public demands it.

    Replies: @pbar