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    From the Yale U. PR office: White Liberals Present Themselves as Less Competent in Interactions with African-Americans CYDNEY H. DUPREE NOVEMBER 15, 2018 A new study suggests that white Americans who hold liberal socio-political views use language that makes them appear less competent in an effort to get along with racial minorities. ... According to...
  • I don’t think that it’s anything other than a desire to use small words so the minority is more likely to understand what whitey is talking about. It’s all about wanting to be understood and has little to nothing to do with trying to get down to the minority’s intellectual level to make them feel less inferior.

    • Replies: @bradford
    @Gyre07

    I agree. I spent three years working in the European headquarters of a large multinational company. English was our business language and as a result the Germans, Dutch, Italians and French were always working/meeting in their second language (or third or fourth in the case of the Dutch). After working there for three years I realized that I had transitioned into Euro speak English. This was specially noticeable (and a bit embarrassing) when I would be in a meeting of all Americans.

    Throwing out high vocabulary words to an audience of second language listeners (even though they were quite intelligent people) was just bad form. I think there is a tendency to do this with all the people we interact with. We gauge our level of vocabulary usage to the audience. Clearly Trump does this.

  • From the New York Times: Because that's perfectly logical. the nine undergraduate colleges that make up the University of California are prohibited by state law from even considering the race or ethnicity of applicants. California has banned affirmative action in colleges and universities s
  • A lot of jawing over something which is very ‘black and white’. The law couldn’t be more clear. And a publicly funded university like UC has to be much more transparent about their admissions data than Harvard does. If the UC is caught intentionally violating a very clear law it won’t go well for a number of people in high places in California.

  • @WowJustWow
    Bravo, UC.

    Why would anybody even want to analyze data relating race to college admissions? First of all, it's of no legitimate scientific interest whatsoever. Second, we already know what the results would be -- that colleges are doing nothing illegal at all. Third, there's no such thing as race anyway, so the results would be utterly meaningless (aside from showing exactly what we would hope they would show), therefore the study wouldn't have any construct validity in the first place. Finally, if the results were made public, they would only be misinterpreted by racists to make dubious statistical conclusions to advance some evil agenda, a social harm which would far outweigh the good of expanding our knowledge, and, again, it wouldn't even be expanding our knowledge because we already know there's nothing interesting to find.

    Although these arguments are bulletproof, I suspect a handful of readers will still not be persuaded. If only there were some other issue I could use as a well-established precedent to convince them.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    You apparently specialize in spewing fact-free gibberish. Got any other millennial nonsense you wish to share?

    • Replies: @Mr McKenna
    @Gyre07

    https://i.imgur.com/axJmn.gif

  • @SimpleSong
    Related thoughts:

    At some point AA will disappear among private universities, not because of outside pressure or court rulings, but because the universities will want it to disappear. When America is majority nonwhite, proportional representation will mean that universities will need to be majority nonwhite. Neither whites, nor non-whites, want to go to a majority nonwhite school, and any school that uses AA to recruit a student body that is majority nonwhite will be shooting itself in the foot (or perhaps head). Mark my words, the Hispanic/African American % is going to stay constant at private schools even as their % of the population climbs; the universities will be taking a more and more elite slice of Hispanics and blacks, and at some point they may actually become remotely qualified.

    Public universities will be a whole different story since they are controlled by the voters.

    Steve has been somewhat deferential to private school admissions committees, making the point that elite colleges are probably pretty good at picking classes, given that they have maintained their elite status for years, and the alumni donations keep rolling in. But...alumni donations today are the people who were admitted 30 years ago. 30 years ago the admissions committees definitely knew what they were doing. Do they still? I'm not sure, and we won't know for another 30 years. Even if they are doing the same things today that the committees were doing 30 years ago, times change and that formula might not work any more. My personal observation is that recent graduates seem to have very little loyalty or affection for their alma maters, and I don't see they donating or otherwise supporting these schools like the last generation did. This is doubly or triply true for white males. Who historically at least have been the big givers.

    Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Gyre07, @Mr McKenna, @RadicalCenter

    Public universities are not ‘controlled by’ the voters (i.e., the UC is “controlled” by a committee called the Regents), but definitely funded by the voters, and built by the voters. An even greater point of distinction. De facto Affirmative Action (aka ‘reverse discrimination’) WILL be rooted out here in California, again, once it’s exposed thanks to this lawsuit.

    • Replies: @RadicalCenter
    @Gyre07

    Unless Asians make it their top priority to stop the California university system from discriminating against whites and Asians, that will not happen. Even if they do it make their top priority, it probably still will not happen.

    The share of the State population that is Asian is growing, but they are and will remain badly outnumbered by Mexicans and other “Latinos” in the population generally, in the college-age population, and in the electorate.

    Asian voters and the remaining large but declining number of (nonHispanic) white voters in California would need a united front to have any realistic chance of accomplishing this. If they did accomplish it, it would be overturned, and “AA” discrimination against Asians and whites simply reinstated as the Hispanics grow to a larger and larger majority.

    Cali now FORTY percent Hispanic, mostly nonwhite, about 38% nonHispanic white, 14% Asian, and the Hispanic and Asian populations are much younger than the white population.

    Replies: @Prodigal son

  • Jig Bohnson on why Kamala Harris won't be president: Because of gerrymandering and the stubborn refusal of non-blacks to live around blacks if they can help it, the Democrat bench has few authentically black blacks on deck for the national batter's box. This contrasts sharply to the congressional level, where many heavily black urban districts...
  • @Audacious Epigone
    @prime noticer

    Boomers who think she is pretty, maybe. I remember them getting all hot and bothered by Sarah Palin, so it's not inconceivable, I guess.

    Replies: @Mike Tre, @fish, @Gyre07

    And Palin did so much for McCain’s ticket. LOL

    • Replies: @Audacious Epigone
    @Gyre07

    No one could've beaten Obama. The three days following Palin's announcement were the only three days of the entire election cycle where McCain polled above Obama, though. She did help him--quite a bit for VPs, who generally don't move the needle at all.

    , @A Random Dude
    @Gyre07

    When Lehman Brothers crashed and burned, so did McCain's chances of the presidency. While I'm not a fan of Palin by any means, there was so much animosity towards the GOP and neoconservatism at that point that there was nothing Palin or any Republican could do to turn their fortunes around. Like Lindsey Graham said at his funeral, "he taught us how to lose."

  • If Democrats are optimistic as 2019 begins, it is understandable. Their victory on Nov. 6, adding 40 seats and taking control of the House of Representatives, was impressive. And with the party's total vote far exceeding the GOP total, in places it became a rout. In the six New England states, Republicans no longer hold...
  • @Rex Little
    Pat, you're forgetting Trump Derangement Syndrome. I don't care if they dig up the undead corpse of LBJ and run him in 2020--Democrats will vote for him in record numbers, because they're pissed at losing to Trump. Every registered Democrat will tell herself "If Trump wins this time, it won't be because I didn't vote", and she'll drag all her friends to the polls as well. All the backroom operatives tasked with getting out the cemetery and illegal votes will work double shifts.

    Sure, the coalition is going to fall apart sooner than later; blacks and Hispanics are already at each other's throats everywhere except the voting booth. But it won't happen while they have Trump to unite against.

    Replies: @follyofwar, @RobinG, @Gyre07

    Meanwhile, ranks of independent voters (decline to state party preference) swell mostly parasitizing the Democrats numbers as actual progressives leave the party in droves. What constituted 43% of the electorate in January 2015 is probably now around 50% of the entire electorate if not more. Loyal Democrats are definitely NOT going to dictate the results of 2020.

  • @Art
    It’s all about the raw voter numbers. Jews have their eye on the prize. People that that think of themselves as an identity – will vote that identity over everything else. Ethnic hyphenated-Americans, racial minorities, feminists, LBGT, and jail birds will vote their identity over their interests as traditional Americans. The Jew MSM will never let the Christian white culture rule again. Identity America will prevail.

    Identity is thicker then freedom. The Jews have been wildly successful at creating an identity based electoral majority. California, Organ, and Washington St. are one-party states. The North East is a one-party region. When the Mexican voters takes over Texas, Florida, and Nevada - America will become a one-party country where identity politics will rule. National traditional American middle-class values will be overruled by Jewish power and their liberal identity dictates.

    Trump is the last gasp of the Mohegans.

    Replies: @Art, @RobinG, @Gyre07

    I agree with your assumptions re: the power of identity politics, but disagree with your conclusions as they might pertain to the general election. The independent vote (which identifies most closely with traditional American values) is the largest voting block in America by a wide margin. That doesn’t bode well for an unreformed Democratic Party known for disenfranchising actual progressives and being ‘in the bag’ for Wall Street. Populism is being wildly underestimated by both parties (which is strange considering events in Europe), but my guess is ignoring or underestimating it’s effect will injure Democrats more than Trump in 2020.

    • Replies: @Art
    @Gyre07

    That doesn’t bode well for an unreformed Democratic Party known for disenfranchising actual progressives and being ‘in the bag’ for Wall Street.

    Like your optimism – but the West coast is a lock and the NE is one party – if Florida, Texas, and Nevada go Democrat because of the Mexican vote – it is curtains for traditional America. The lowest form of politics - identity - is still rising.

    Replies: @RobinG

  • Tuesday, September 11, 2001, was a non-teaching day for me. I was home when the phone rang at 9 A.M. It was my daughter, who was on a week’s vacation with her future husband. “Turn on the TV,” she said. “Why?” I asked. “Haven’t you heard? A plane hit the World Trade Tower.” I turned...
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    @Corvinus


    He was a free lancer for Fox, not an actor, who clearly has background knowledge of such matters.
     
    To this day, the explanation that "the fire did it" doesn't really work. To make this plausible you have to have aluminum from airplane debris liquefied starting to generate hydrogen, thus weakening the support structure sufficiently. It's definitely not impossible:

    https://www.sintef.no/en/latest-news/new-theory-explains-collapse-of-twin-towers/

    But then again, TWA-800 was blamed on an exploding fuel tank (and planes subsequently had to be modified so that long stays on warm tarmac would not cause an explosive air-fuel mixture in a plane's wings), whereas another explanation is that TWA-800 was a casuality of the Bojinka plot, which would explain traces of explosisves found (the latter had to be explained away with a contrived scenario about bomb sniffer dog training somehow mixing up tail numbers listed in records).

    Replies: @Gyre07

    Nothing about your hypos comes even close to explaining Building 7.

  • Some may be happy to learn that the US Senate didn’t pass the ‘anti BDS bill’ on Tuesday. But a look at the vote reveals that America’s politicians are fully removed from the American ethos of freedom. Fifty six mostly Republican Senators, just 4 shy of the 60 needed to pass the bill, voted to...
  • It looks like it’s going to pass at some point, but it also looks like everybody is going to ignore the illegal law as a big “F_ck You” to the same people who try to shove this pile of heresy down the American People’s throats. Passing visibly unconstitutional and unenforceable laws isn’t just bad public policy, it’s a form of treason. But the schmucks on Capitol Hill are going to have to figure that out for themselves, quite possibly the hard way.

  • The word 'catastrophe' has several meanings, but in its original meaning in Greek the word means a "sudden downturn" (in Greek katastrophē ‘overturning, sudden turn,’ from kata- ‘down’ + strophē ‘turning’). As for the word "superpower" it also has several possible definitions, but my preferred one is this one "Superpower is a term used to...
  • @The Alarmist

    "The EU has already morphed into a strictly regional affair, unable to project power or entertain any global geopolitical ambitions."
     
    Well, the Brits are busy deploying units in Norway to roll back the Russian juggernaut as well as planning Forward Operating Bases in far east Asia to check the expansion. The German Bundeswehr and Bundesmarine have had a number of forward deployments in the Med basin, North Africa, and Southwest Asia to also check the Russkies. And the French? Well, they're all over the place fomenting troubles to steer more business to troubled French corporations. It seems like the EU forces are showing the flag everywhere but in the actual EU.

    Replies: @foolisholdman, @Buck Ransom, @Gyre07, @Miro23

    All those countries are doing is whistling past the graveyard by emulating the American business model of fleecing the citizens by diverting tax dollars from infrastructure to sluicing it towards weapons manufacturers all the while pummeling their populations with neoliberal mind-swill convincing them that the Russians are the source of all their problems. The People are waking up now (as evidenced by the Yellow Vests of France, and the rise of the AFD in Germany), and the unimaginative and imperceptive ruling class better be packing their ‘go bags’.

  • As I approach 75, I’m having a commonplace experience for my age. I live with a brain that’s beginning to dump previously secure memories -- names, the contents of books I read long ago (or all too recently), events, whatever. If you’re of a certain age yourself, you know the story. Recently, however, I realized...
  • @The Anti-Gnostic
    But you need to bear with me here because I’m about to jump into the disordered mind of a man who, though two years younger than me, has what might be called — given present-day controversies — a borderline personality. I’m thinking of President Donald Trump ...

    No, do tell!

    When Tom's 85, he'll be posting columns blaming President Richard Trump for the Quagmire in Vietnam.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    Apparently, worm-level historic revisionism is still alive and well as #The Anti-Gnostic proves. Richard Nixon WAS as responsible for the quagmire in Vietnam, as say LBJ was, only different. Without going into timelines and details of troop and bombing mission numbers suffice it to say that it was under Nixon and Kissinger that Laos and Cambodia were carpet bombed https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/u-s-bombs-cambodia-for-the-first-time.

  •   "Pay the soldiers. The rest do not matter." This was the deathbed counsel given to his sons by Roman Emperor Septimius Severus in A.D. 211. Nicolas Maduro must today appreciate the emperor's insight. For the political survival of this former bus driver and union boss hangs now upon whether Venezuela's armed forces choose to...
  • Colombia is a NATO ‘partner’, not to be confused with a NATO ‘member’.

  • 5G is a national productivity tool whose benefits, like those we derive from our railways, are less noticeable to end users yet critical to industry and commerce. 5G is 20 times faster than 4G, serves as the fast backbone of the “Internet of Things”(IoT), handles a million connected devices/km2 simultaneously with millisecond latency and uses...
  • I’m an affluent American consumer and I need 5G like I need a hole in my head. This is just more BS hype to boost sales of discretionary ‘plastic crap’ that temporarily fills the emotional and mental voids that living in a low quality crony capitalist welfare state creates.

  • When Tupac's and Snoop's first albums were out in the 1990s, Senator Kamala Harris was listening to Willie Brown postcoitally complain about how today's young knuckleheads all like that Yap Music, which is junk compared to Cab Calloway singing "Minnie the Moocher." Which is true, by the way: I'd pay to see "Two 80-Something Black...
  • @Federalist
    Why is it such a big deal that Kamala Harris used to get it on with Willie Brown? Maybe it's a California thing. Don't get me wrong. I despise Kamala Harris and people like her (e.g.: Obama, both Clintons, Elizabeth Warren). But I'm sure that Harris wants to screw the whole country a lot more than she ever screwed Willie Brown. Arizona has a senator who brags about being bisexual. Some congresswoman from Shitholeistan was apparently married to her brother. And Kamala Harris presumably had sex with her then-boyfriend. That makes her a paragon of virtue by today's standards.

    Replies: @Buffalo Joe, @Trevor H., @Dr. X, @Gyre07, @bomag, @Almost Missouri, @Crawfurdmuir, @jonathan dl

    Because the inference is that she didn’t get to her present position based on actual merit. As in ‘It’s not who you know, it’s who you blow’.

    • Replies: @Lagertha
    @Gyre07

    The blonde brigade will go nuclear on her. Ok, Klobachar is not a blonde, but the others are. They were all hard workers, for 30+ years...the ones that sacrificed family life, decent boyfriends who probably, treated them well (Whiskey needs to chime-in), etc. Hahaa...Tulsi is too exotic and like, one of the Polynesian good-looking girls on Gilligan's Island, she can not be a contender!!!! Duh, she is not a blonde...but she has to be deep-sixed for obvious reasons.

  • Based on a few clips, I was certain that Alt-Right: Age of Rage (2018) would lead to permanent physical damage from sheer cringiness. But I was delighted to have been proven wrong. This is a remarkably fair-minded documentary. On balance, though, I think it will be good for white identity politics. Age of Rage was...
  • “No longer available on Amazon.” Bezos the Magnificent moonlighting as a SJ censor? You be the judge.

  • From the New York Times, a "news" story on the latest front in the Bathroom Graffiti Crisis of Anti-Semitic Hate Plaguing America that is bogus on multiple dimensions: Swastika on a Bathroom Stall: Anti-Semitism Still Plagues Upstate School District By Benjamin Weiser and Nate Schweber March 1, 2019 For years, Jewish students in the Pine...
  • Whenever ‘anti-semitic’ symbols are publicly-employed to ‘terrorize’ a large well-established Jewish enclave in the US and no perpetrators are identified, the first place to look for suspects should be the members of the existing Jewish community. It’s frequently a ploy to generate sympathy, or hatred against their perceived enemies, and in this case to obtain ‘shake down’ money.

  • In a recent thought-provoking article Gideon Levy, probably one of the last genuine Israeli voices for peace, claims that “It is not Netanyahu who is responsible for Israeli ‘racism, extreme nationalism, divisiveness, incitement, hatred, anxiety and corruption.’” Behind Netanyahu, Levy says, there’s a nation of voters and other elected officials that aren’t very different from...
  • @Saggy

    we have to admit that we are dealing with an institutionally racist and dangerous identity like no other.
     
    Stay tuned next week when Atzmon will address another raging controversy, and he courageously concludes that we have to admit that water is wet.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    Diagnosis of the pathology is important to figuring out how to address it. Knowing that Israel and Israelis are coming from a psychological place of entitlement, exceptionalism, cruelty and racism is extremely important. It won’t have occurred to most people, at least in America.

  • In the present war on white America's past, there can be no room for the preservation of our history in the future and for our posterity.[High school may erase mural of George Washington: ‘traumatizes students’, College Fix, May 2, 2019]: ‘Glorifies slavery, genocide, colonization, manifest destiny’ A Northern California public school district may remove a...
  • @Jim in Jersey
    I agree that the little shits who attend the school shouldn’t have access to such a beautiful mural. I’ve got no idea why anyone is giving any credibiltiy to this committee seeking to remove it, though.

    Does no one in charge have the balls to tell these miscreants ‘no’?

    Pull the mural out and put it somewhere safe till we get this country straightened out. No sense in allowing it to be damaged by some criminal antifa type.

    Grab up all the statues, portraits, paintings and artifacts and store them away. Why share our past with those who have no past worth sharing?

    Replies: @El Dato, @Feedsackroad, @Gyre07

    You must consider the location. 1) San Francisco is culturally somewhere other than ‘Northern California’. 2) It’s it’s own small nation of smug castaways from other places in the country and ‘twenty-something’ apolitical FANG company millionaires who drive Teslas and Audies. It’s the land of broken toys. Nobody with any political awareness lives there or comes from there. It’s all a big ‘anything goes’ human stew that frequently smells like human shit. And there is no political courage because it’s all such a closed little culture that everybody who lives there knows they’ll be shunned by their associates and friends, have property vandalized and probably lose their job(s) if they stray from the ‘everything white or straight is wrong’ lesbian/antifa crowd’s mantra.

    • Replies: @Noman
    @Gyre07

    "Northern California". I was expecting Redding, Chico, or some such place, north of the Bay Area.

    San Francisco area is not representative of Northern California.

    Guess what, kids? They can remove the mural, but it won't change genetics.

  • On a sunny day Violeta and I will inhabit our faithful CRV and wander about, without being excessively directed toward anywhere in particular, along the south shore of Lake Chapala, maybe striking off randomly in search of interesting pueblos. Warm wind. Ranchera music. There are roads good and bad fraught with minor adventures and curiosities....
  • “However, it seemed to me that a country that can name a brand of eye glasses for Helen Keller distinctly bears watching. There is no telling what it might do. ” Hilarious!

  • Fox News host Tucker Carlson might have been channeling VDARE.com last week when he spoke an obvious truth about Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Muslim refugee from Somalia. As our own A.W. Morgan arguedexactly a month ago, mass immigration doesn’t just mean electing a new people who might overwhelm the Historic American Nation. It also...
  • Normally, I appreciate his show but who made him the point of the spear when it comes to the legality of American citizenship? I thought we had a system of laws addressing that. But I guess attacking either of the two Muslim women in Congress is potential monetary ‘gold’ for his show, just like Maddow attacking Trump over the last two years with her idiotic meme about ‘Russian Collusion’. Disappointing though because I thought he was better than being just another member of a brainless mob clamoring for ‘foreigners blood’ because why? She’s not an Anglo-Saxon, a German or a Jew, or anything but apparently an Arab.

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  • @prime noticer
    she would beat trump in 2020. as would all the top 4 or 5 candidates.

    any random crazy person will be able to win in 2 or 3 cycles. president camacho is not so far fetched.

    Replies: @Ed, @Anon, @SMK, @Buck Ransom, @AnotherDad, @Gyre07

    No fan of Trump, but you’re wrong. California doesn’t like her (as evidenced by the last poll). No national independents would vote for her. Assuming Democrats constitute 30% of the real electorate (likely to vote), Harris only gets 20% since few center-left or leftist Democrats would vote for her. Trump has his core voting block of 20-25% of the electorate and you know he’d probably pick up at least 20% of the independent vote (should a corporate Democrat/hand-picked Hillary candidate get the nomination), and Trump wins. But Harris getting the nomination is extremely unlikely as it stands.

  • Sheikh Imran Hosein is not just the world’s leading Islamic eschatologist; he may well be the most important Islamic scholar working in English today. (If you disagree, please direct me to whoever is doing more important work!) In this interview, recorded in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia after Jumuah prayers on June 21, 2019 (Shawwal 18, 1440)...
  • @PPB
    The End Times? Well, the evidence that we're now far into a global cycle of cultural and civilizational decay is pretty hard to refute, but what is it precisely that is ending? Is it a single civilizational cycle or paradigm within a larger set of cycles, or is it the big one to end them all? Is regeneration possible, even with a dramatically reduced population to initiate the next upswing? Has anyone ever predicted the future with any comprehensive degree of accuracy? What constraints limit God's activity, if the fate of the world is indeed in God's hands?

    OK, I suppose I've asked more questions than I'm capable of answering. But then, whatever knowledge I imagine I might possess regarding these matters resembles a scattered archipelago of islands floating in an ocean of what the hell do I really know?

    I do admire the the catholicity (in its original meaning) of the Shiek's purview, and truly appreciate hearing Islam expressed from the foundation and center of its inherent nobility,-- we could certainly benefit from more public exposure of this sort, as spoken from the heart of various outwardly competing perspectives, including secular ones. Not the least because it would provide a needed antidote to the cacophany of belligerent partisanships and sectarianisms that surrounds us.

    Interestingly, what remains implicit from the Sheik's commentary is that self-designated followers of all religions, including Islam, and the agendas that they pursue, can be aligned either with Truth or untruth, with the Divine or the demonic, or torn by a divided allegiance. Which in turn would suggest that Truth/Reality exists prior to, and independent of, any particular attempt or structure to formulate or convey it, not that such devices can't successfully point beyond themselves to the greater reality that they reflect in whatever measure, and effectively catalyze our own understanding and promote the cultivation of our own best qualities.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    Very well said. But it needs to be stated (as a reminder) that any large scale nuclear exchange may well contaminate the atmosphere with enough radioactivity that Earth will be uninhabitable for most life forms for tens of thousands of years.

  • Americans are brought up to believe that the United States is a shining city on a hill, a light to mankind, that the world envies us for our values and freedoms, and hates us because we have them. This is ground into us from birth. Those of us now long in the tooth remember the...
  • @Colin Wright
    @Abelard Lindsey

    'I’m not certain, however, that the homeless problem is indicative of anything.'

    It's indicative of something. Final social collapse?

    It's one of the things that bugs me. No one even seriously tries to explain why it's happening.

    The mental hospitals can't keep people against their will? One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest -- and the consequent legislation -- was fifty years ago.

    Rent? That'd work in the San Francisco Bay Area -- but up here, you can rent a motel room for $150.00 a week, and we have a pretty decent homeless population too.

    I'd like to see -- and I wonder why we don't see -- a nice, in-depth study of a thousand homeless people, for starters. Why -- actually -- are most of them on the street. What's going wrong?

    Replies: @Ron Unz, @Intelligent Dasein, @Anonymous, @TKK, @Trupright, @Seneca44, @Gyre07

    Mental illness, drugs and/or a criminal history.

  • @jim sweeney
    @Jake

    I think you're right and, therefore, we should immediately bring home all troops, air force staff, close all our bases abroad and leave the rest of the world to sort out its own issues. Abandon NATO et al; just leave everyone on his own.

    What do you think of that?

    Replies: @Joseph Doaks, @Gyre07

    Sounds good to me. Not our job to try to rig everybody else’s elections. We’re too busy already rigging ours; to ensure that we’re not given any real choice.

  • I’m Bonnie Faulkner. Today on Guns and Butter, Dr. Michael Hudson. Today’s show: De-Dollarizing the American Financial Empire. Dr. Hudson is a financial economist and historian. He is President of the Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trend, a Wall Street Financial Analyst and Distinguished Research Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri,...
  • @Bardon Kaldian

    Michael Hudson: I don’t think he understands. I think he has an oversimplified view of how the world works. He thinks that if we devalue the dollar, we can undersell China and Europe. But you can only undersell them if you have car-making factories available. If you don’t have a factory, you’re not going to be able to undersell foreign carmakers no matter how low the dollar goes. And if you don’t have a set of computer manufacturing factories and local suppliers already in the United States, you’re not going to have production capacity able to undersell China.
     
    Sorry, but I don't believe that Trump is that stupid. Considering what he has achieved (and not ignoring his failures) both his supporters & his detractors constantly denigrate & underestimate him.

    Replies: @Realist, @Gyre07

    It’s pretty obvious that Trump has the attention span of a gnat. And, that his advisors are cowards and sycophants. So what about Trump’s short-term play to devalue the dollar do you find surprising?

    • Replies: @Bardon Kaldian
    @Gyre07

    Well, simply: Trump has waged the war against the entire US/world establishment-and won. And many people still think that: a) he is just a pawn of XYZ (insert your favorite paranoia), b) he simply got lucky.

    And, after he became POTUS even sympathetic talking-heads, who, with just a few exceptions, were all sure he would lose, insisted that he should lead the policy as they thought he should have led. And he booted them, one after another- and won in most crucial matters, with just a few defeats. And those airheads, both left & right, ideologues & Nobel prize winners, still think they know better than him.

    Well, he won just because he didn't listen to various Coulters, Shapiros, Bannons,...nevermind. And they still think, because he is not articulate in comparison with all of them, they're smarter, he should listen to their advice...

    On the contrary.

    Replies: @Desert Fox, @bluedog

  • The Democrats who were looking to cast Robert Mueller as the star in a TV special, "The Impeachment of Donald Trump," can probably tear up the script. They're gonna be needing a new one. For six hours Wednesday, as three cable news networks and ABC, CBS and NBC all carried live the hearings of the...
  • @anonymous
    Notice how Mr. Buchanan tries to paint Mr. Mueller, "a 74-year-old decorated Marine veteran of Vietnam and a former director of the FBI," as a sympathetic victim of the Democrats.

    And notice how both the hearings and this column sqandered the opportunity to at least question the bipartisan fairy tale of"Russian hacking."

    Gutless. Because they are all playing their parts in the Red v Blue puppet show.

    Replies: @Gyre07, @Realist, @Johann, @Anon, @Bill Jones

    It’s difficult to know where and how far the Democrats’ mania to ‘get Trump’ will go from here. And to many of them I suspect it’s far from being a ‘puppet show’ despite all objective conclusions to the contrary. They are (mostly) all profound believers in a ‘massive Russian conspiracy’ to successfully distort the 2016 election, which is the only takeaway they got Mueller to enthusiastically admit to yesterday. As you correctly observed, the fact that there has never been any evidence to support that extremely shocking assertion, and the fact that the Republicans never went there yesterday (other than to wave the Fusion GPS truth bomb around lackadaisically) is almost as good as the evidence gets that both parties are in on the production of divisive ‘bread and circuses’ the American serfs love to chew on. Still, I believe the Democrats largely believe their own fabrications (which bodes ill for them next year). Nuts, ain’t it?

    • Replies: @anonymous
    @Gyre07

    And Mr. Buchanan knows it's nuts, too, but he still traffics in the "Russia hacked our [sacrosanct] election" lie.

    Does he have a cousin whose granddaughter wants an internship at the Heritage Foundation?

  • Representative Tulsi Gabbard, the long-shot presidential candidate from Hawaii, said in a federal lawsuit that Google infringed on her free speech when it briefly suspended her campaign’s advertising account after the first Democratic debate in June. The lawsuit, filed on Thursday in a federal court in Los Angeles, is believed to be the first time...
  • I dearly hope Google gets badly burned with this. They need to be ‘tuned up’.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Gyre07

    Even having to pay the $50M would change little for Google (if it remained an isolated case).

  • To represent anything is to reduce and deform it, obviously, for even Leonardo’s Mona Lisa is but a stick figure compared to the witty, voluptuous and redolent broad, whose repartees, smiles, jokes and burps, from moment to moment, can only increase her charm and terror, and that’s why man never allowed himself to be engulfed...
  • @M Krauthammar
    I would love to see more and more mixed couples on British streets.
    I am a White British woman myself
    That said, interracial dating does offer some interesting opportunities to learn about different cultures, and when you date someone of a different ethnicity, you get the pleasure of learning more about their family background and cultural upbringing. And in turn, you can share your own cultural upbringing with them and then get all giddy when you see that they're actually interested.

    I’ve previously dated people who didn’t really care and would (ignorantly) say things like, “But race doesn’t really exist — we’re just people.” And I found comments like that to be extremely dismissive.
    believe that two people are connected at the heart, and it doesn't matter what you do, or who you are or where you live; there are no boundaries or barriers if two people are destined to be together.
    "Anytime you have sex with someone of a different race, think about that for a moment. Because nothing feels better than orgasming while thinking about all the progress we've made in civil rights in this country". Says my American boyfriend who happens to be Black and father to my two sons and we shall have a lot more.
    Give up, White bigots.
    Your grandchildren will be brown.

    Replies: @Angharad, @Alfa158, @Wally, @anonymous, @Anonymous, @sb, @Google, @Buck Ransom, @Gyre07, @TelfoedJohn, @Robjil, @gotmituns, @Patrikios Stetsonis, @MBlanc46, @BengaliCanadianDude, @Johnny Walker Read, @Nicolás Palacios Navarro, @Sunshine, @Tom Walsh, @Nicholas Stix, @Solutrean911

    Face it, you’re a pretentious troll who also happens to be a whore.

  • Israeli police forced out the Siyam family from their home in the heart of occupied East Jerusalem last week, the final chapter in their 25-year legal battle against a powerful settler organisation. The family’s defeat represented much more than just another eviction. It was intended to land a crushing blow against the hopes of some...
  • @A123
    Lets fix that headline:

    How the Goliath of the Muslim Occupation Movement Failed to Persuade the World It’s Really David

    The Muslim Occupiers of Judea and Samaria had some good times when anti-Semitic gatekeepers of the ultra left media machine were able to cover up and deceive for them. They created a fiction about a nonexistent Muslim state solely present on land West of the Jordan river. Except that lie could only work with Fake Media support. Key anti-Semitic collaborators such as The New York Times have been exposed and are now ineffective at perpetuating myths about fictitious states that never were.

    https://comicallyincorrect.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/antisem-nyt-li-600.jpg

    The truth about Palestine is simple:
    -- Over 3/4 of the land went to the Goliath of Islam
    -- Less than 1/4 of the land went to the David of Judaism

    http://www.mythsandfacts.org/replyonlineedition/images/maps/1922-mandate_for_palestine.jpg

    Peace is very possible, but there is a real need to help Muslim Occupiers honorably relocate out of the Jewish lands of Judea and Samria. It would help if the side that got the Goliath share, over 3/4 of the land, offers some of that up to achieve a workable compromise.

    PEACE

    Replies: @UncommonGround, @Anon, @Anon, @Tsigantes, @Gyre07

    Neither the Bible, the Torah or the Talmud are historic records recognized by any modern system of laws. So your claims are backed by no credible evidence. Modern Israelis are basically Nazis seizing Jewish property in Poland in the late 30’s and early 40’s under a pretext of laws created by modern Zionist Kangaroo courts enforcing a racist and morally illegitimate legal system.

  • “Hate Crime Survey Reports” (unz.com, posted on 7/21/2019) seeks to explain the significant up-tick in anti-Semitic hate crimes in the first quarter of 2017, following President’s Trump’s election. The key feature of this increase was hundreds of bomb threat phone calls made to U.S. Jewish Community Centers. On April 21, 2017, the U.S. Department of...
  • @Thomm
    All these anti-Israel articles are designed to tickle the grudges of WNs, but nonetheless fail the basic logical test :

    i) If gentiles are so smart, why are Jews, whom gentiles outnumber 40:1 across the combined Western World, able to control everything? The entire premise of White Nationalism fails.
    ii) Jews are not distinguished from other whites by blacks. So Jews face all the same risks from blacks that gentiles face. Somehow, this does not compute in WN ‘logic’.
    iii) Virtually everything that White Nationalists say about Jews is what blacks say about whites. Given the small number of Jews and no prior history of enslavement, the WN claim is even weaker. Claiming oppression and superiority simultaneously is evidence of Dunning-Kruger.

    Thanks,
    -Mordecai ‘Ira’ Rabinowitz

    Replies: @Gyre07, @Franklin Ryckaert, @Bardon Kaldian, @Nancy Pelosi's Latina Maid, @Rev. Spooner, @Anon, @Curmudgeon, @Franklin Stahl, @Alternate History

    1) Jews, not unlike Christian WNs use their religion as a ‘closed’ secret society which they use to leverage their various skills and ‘access’ to promote each other for personal gain (unlike Christian WN). Like a endless co-op.
    2) Most Jews are raised (hard-wired) to worship money and power.
    3) Jews are taught from an early age that they’re ‘exceptional’ and have a right (due to an instilled sense of victimhood) justifying taking what they want when they want it. Otherwise known as ‘entitlement’. This latter characteristic is what makes them toxic citizens of any country they set ‘in their sites’ as a means to their ends.

    And there are lots of other notable distinguishing aspects. Mostly stemming from Jewish culture. Notably though, many Jews are very susceptible to hubris and the myopia that comes with it.

  • The Democrats who were looking to cast Robert Mueller as the star in a TV special, "The Impeachment of Donald Trump," can probably tear up the script. They're gonna be needing a new one. For six hours Wednesday, as three cable news networks and ABC, CBS and NBC all carried live the hearings of the...
  • @anon
    @JasonT

    Warmongering buffoon? Which war has he started?

    Replies: @Wally, @SeekerofthePresence, @Gyre07

    He was in the chorus in support of the Bush43 fabrication about WMDs in Iraq.

  • America again wins the annual International Math Olympiad! The contest pits the brightest high-school students of countries against each other in six-member teams. The American victories continue the mastery by the European cultures that invented most of modern math. This supports the claim (I hope I do not sound racist) that European superiority is genetic....
  • @Eustace Tilley (not)
    @mutthead52

    Russian geniuses merit your ode,
    But I'm now in a cynical mode,
    And I dare to suggest
    That if they're the best
    It's a shame that their missiles explode.

    Replies: @Intelligent Dasein, @Брат, @Anon, @Gyre07

    The main difference between the US and Russia? Their media reports on screw-ups whereas the US media either doesn’t report at all on it, or takes directions from their CIA handlers on what the ‘official’ narrative will be. Which system do you think is healthier for the people living under them?

  • President Donald Trump's reelection hopes hinge on two things: the state of the economy in 2020 and the identity of the Democratic nominee. The further left the Democrats go to select their candidate, the greater the probability Trump wins a second term. Thus Trump got good news this week. The verbal flubs of Joe Biden...
  • @Anon
    @animalogic

    The US Companies make tons of money from China. Nike, Boeing, Starbucks, Apple, the list goes on. GM sells more cars in China than in the US; KFC is huge in China and generates more revenue than in any other countries; China is the second largest market for Hollywood movies; Four American accounting firms grab more than 50% of market shares; last time I walked in a convenient store in Shanghai, I noticed that every brand of toothpaste is American brand (with one exception which is South Korean). These companies aren’t stupid. If they don’t do business in China their market shares would be filled by companies from Japan, Europe and others.

    The question is how do you distribute these wealth generated from China? The current US political system is tilted in favor of the rich. If 2008 financial market meltdown or its aftermath is any indication, there is no accountability for the rich and the powerful. Anyone who pins his hopes on Trump will be sorely disappointed. Trade war or any kind of wars with China won’t solve the problem.

    https://www.foxbusiness.com/business-leaders/ceo-worker-pay-ratio-gap

    Overall, CEO compensation has increased by 1,007.5 percent (or more conservatively, 940.3 percent) since 1978, according to the report.

    Meanwhile, the typical American worker has only seen their wages grow by about 11.9 percent, the EPI said.

    Back in 1965, the CEO-to-worker pay ratio was 20-to-1 for options realized and 16-to-1 for options granted. By 1978, the ratio was 30-to-1 for options realized and 23-to-1 for options granted.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    What? No comment about actual inflation? And, I’m not talking about the CPI.

  • The following graph shows the percentages of GSS respondents who participated in the survey between 2012 and 2018, by partisan affiliation and age, who favor free speech absolutism (N = 5,963): That term is a tad hyperbolic. It refers to those who say communists, atheists, homosexuals, racists, and militarists should all be allowed to speak...
  • @216
    @Achmed E. Newman

    I'm not so sure.

    If the multicultural system is an inevitability that we cannot defeat, I suggest we learn to live with it, and nudge it towards our direction.

    If youth want authoritarianism, even a soft kind, I'm not sure we can oppose it by hearkening towards a coarse Boomer President at odds with most of the corporate world.

    In a contest between Security and Freedom, perhaps some may be titled towards the latter. But in a contest of Diversity and Freedom, they almost always tilt towards the former. Libertarian solutions will not satisfy those that want a caring and kind society, but authoritarian solutions will. I don't know about you, but I'd rather the Right supply the authoritarianism than the Left.

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @El Dato, @Ash Williams, @Counterinsurgency, @Gyre07, @Chris Mallory

    I’d suggest that there’s less than zero evidence that our “Boomer President” is ” at odds with most of the corporate world”. Look at his cabinet and regulatory agency appointments, not to mention his flogging of Powell so as to flood the corporations with zero interest money with which to buy back their own stock so their officers and owners can become as wealthy as Croesus, while the dollar devalues (a stated goal of his) to the detriment of the middle class, and hidden inflation continues to keep actual (buying power) middle-class earnings at 1980’s levels. Trump is about nothing if he isn’t about helping American corporations regardless of the costs to the People who are funding them and consuming their products.

  • It must again be emphasized: It is hard, if not impossible, to think of a more toxic allegation in American presidential history than the one leveled against candidate, and then president, Donald Trump that he “colluded” with the Kremlin in order to win the 2016 presidential election—and, still more, that Vladimir Putin’s regime, “America’s No....
  • @niceland
    Russiagate was done to block Trump from improving relations with Russia and put him in his place. Following propaganda campaign about Russian troll farms, election meddling and so forth is probably part of the same operation. It was easy, the soil in the U.S. (and Europe elites) was fertile and it didn't take much to get this going. Most of the journalist pushing this stuff probably believe it themselves.

    For some reason it seems the powers that be would rather have Russia cooperating with China than the west. I wonder how this will turn out in the future for the west? Similar story is Iran who is making enormous deal with China with hundreds of billions of Chinese investments in Iran. Great Job by the U.S. administration to force Iran with it's enormous oil and gas reserves into China circle of influence!

    Replies: @Realist, @Gyre07

    ‘Russiagate’ is a whole cloth fabrication by the Clinton’s and John Podesta intended mainly to distract the public from 1) Clinton’s failure to beat the most vulnerable presidential candidate in history, 2) to distract the public from the utter failure of the US mainstream media to get anything right about the election, and 3) to harry the guy that beat her at the polling place. In the ‘smoke’ it created, the above-named perps escaped like Saudi nationals beating feet after 9/11 and the ‘Cold War Warriors’ of the left re-discovered an old way to weaponize American propaganda. What’s been lost? Most of America’s confidence in it’s mainstream media, the benefits of detente with Russia (no concerted effort of Russia and China to form a military and trade alliance that will ultimately damage badly any efforts to maintain the dollars as the worlds reserve currency > devaluation of the dollar, and further polarization of the US public along fictional lines created by some political schmucks who never earned an honest dollar in their lives. The whole thing is almost as big a scam as the official 9/11 narrative or the Warren Commission Report.

  • If you’re a member of the working class, 1/3 of your pay has been stolen from you. You would think this would be front page news every day until the problem is fixed. Not only is that a huge amount of money for a huge portion of the country, but you would expect our left...
  • News Flash: America remains an economic and spiritual shithole for most Americans. Let’s kill our politicians and the wealthy pricks who subsidize their complicity in the scam.

  • With the revelation by an intel community "whistleblower" that President Donald Trump, in a congratulatory call to the new president of Ukraine, pushed him repeatedly to investigate the Joe Biden family connection to Ukrainian corruption, the cry "Impeach!" is being heard anew in the land. But revisiting how this latest scandal came about, and how...
  • @Escher
    Yup. Not one MSM article is talking about the merit of the corruption allegations. How on earth does Hunter Biden merit receiving $50k per month for doing nothing of value?

    Replies: @Realist, @Kratoklastes, @Gyre07

    Strong stink of qui pro quo. However, if a tree falls and there’s no MSM around willing to report on it, did it really fall?

    • Replies: @anon
    @Gyre07

    SicSemperTyrannis has some fine analysis of Ukraine - Biden - Hunter - Orange Revolution going on, especially

    Hunter was part of an even deeper Obama-Biden project
    https://turcopolier.typepad.com/sic_semper_tyrannis/2019/09/the-non-whistleblower-by-larry-c-johnson.html#comment-6a00d8341c72e153ef0240a4b2b63f200d
    & subsequent "The Twisted Genius" comments


    The Whistleblower form was jiggered to include Hearsay -"Heard about it from others":
    https://turcopolier.typepad.com/sic_semper_tyrannis/2019/09/the-non-whistleblower-by-larry-c-johnson.html#comment-6a00d8341c72e153ef0240a4b2a498200d

    Assessment of the basic case by an attorney w/ 20 years experience
    https://turcopolier.typepad.com/sic_semper_tyrannis/2019/09/the-non-whistleblower-by-larry-c-johnson.html#comment-6a00d8341c72e153ef0240a48962ef200c

  • Introduction by GA: The following is a translation of today’s Israel’s News 12 headline article. The article explores the lessons delivered by the recent attack on Saudi oil facilities. Though I, like many other commentators, am not convinced that the attack had anything to do with Iran, the attack showed that Iran’s weaponry is likely...
  • @journey80
    This blatantly obvious false flag "attack" makes the Onion look lame.

    How amazing that all those "missiles" went undetected, evading the Saudi security system! How can this be? !! Wait - wait - I'm having a flashback - it's clear to me now - those sneaky Houthis used box-cutters!

    Replies: @Crazy Horse, @Gyre07, @Gyre07, @TX

    The evidence-free, unaddressed assumption that Iran was responsible for the refinery attack is classic brainwashing technique 2a. The fact that that same assumption is repeated over and over again throughout this evidence-free, speculation-fest pretending to be a fact-based article makes it that much more obvious that an attempted sleight-of-hand is being practiced here on the readers (the majority of whom are not practiced in the art of careful analysis of what you choose to read and how much credibility do you think it merits, and why).

    However, a semi-careful examination of the source of the article provides substantial evidence that this is nothing more than Israeli propaganda.

    • Agree: FB, Kratoklastes
  • @journey80
    This blatantly obvious false flag "attack" makes the Onion look lame.

    How amazing that all those "missiles" went undetected, evading the Saudi security system! How can this be? !! Wait - wait - I'm having a flashback - it's clear to me now - those sneaky Houthis used box-cutters!

    Replies: @Crazy Horse, @Gyre07, @Gyre07, @TX

    “Introduction by GA: The following is a translation of today’s Israel’s News 12 headline article. ” tells you all you need to know about the intentions of the author. This is evidence-free Israeli brainwashing intended for an Israeli audience who lack sufficient intelligence or the will to critically-examine the source of the ‘news’ that they consume and the likely motives of the author(s).

  • Given Israel’s clearly demonstrated ability to manipulate and manage American government at all levels, there is inevitably considerable speculation about the presence of actual Israeli citizens in the federal and state bureaucracies. Very often, lists that appear on the internet focus on Jewish legislators, but in reality, few of them are likely to have Israeli...
  • @Grigor
    The only legitimate duel citizenship is one is by birth in one country and the other citizenship is by choice. All hyphenated Americans are of this type. Anything else such not be recognized.

    Replies: @Richard B, @Chris Mallory, @APilgrim, @Gyre07, @Jett Rucker, @Steve Naidamast, @Urban Moving

    I’m not sure what your point it. But if you declare yourself ‘the most Pro-Israeli governor ever’, or as a sitting American Senator proudly describe yourself as ‘Israeli’s protector’ you’re a defacto dual-citizen and can be legitimately targeted based on that admission alone. Don’t know about De Santis, but everybody knows Schumer is a legal dual-citizen.

  • Trust the late Anthony Bourdain, the Kerouac of cooking, to blurt out the truth when nobody else would. Following his Jack Kerouac wanderlust, Bourdain had arrived in Seattle to spotlight the manner in which high-tech was changing the city, draining it of its character and of the many quirky characters that made Seattle what it...
  • No news here. Anybody who has been to San Francisco has seen exactly the same thing over the last ten years. Lots of shallow twenty-something yuppies, and very few families other than gays and their dogs.

    • Replies: @Alden
    @Gyre07

    It’s not the shallow young yuppies. It’s not the gays and their dogs. It’s the Chinese who live 25 to a small 2 or 3 bedroom house. 25 sewing factory or restaurant slaves all paying $300 a month can pay $7,500 a month rent or mortgage.

    It’s the Chinese who’ve been flooding the city since the 1970’s that caused the housing problem. No way an American couple or 2 or 3 roommates can compete with 25 Chinese dishwashers. The census means nothing. No one knows how many illegal Chinese live in San Francisco

    And of course every Chinese household has several people with ID showing them 65 and over entitling then to $800-900 a month SSI to contribute to the household. Plus free food bus passes van service and medical care.

    America, the old age pension system of China, India and the third world.

  • As much as I feared that this series, which departs significantly from the Alan Moore canon, would be weighed down by the usual PC nonsense, I never imagined its very first episode would revel in visceral anti-white sentiment and Leftist Id-expression fantasies. If we extrapolate from this show’s first episode, HBO’s Watchmen may turn out...
  • The Jews are at it again (not that they ever stopped). Next stop, more chaos and cultural suicide.

  • "Let someone else fight over this long blood-stained sand," said President Donald Trump in an impassioned defense of his decision to cut ties to the Syrian Kurds, withdraw and end these "endless wars." Are our troops in Syria, then, on their way home? Well, not exactly. Those leaving northern Syria went into Iraq. Other U.S....
  • @Biff

    According to polls, Iran is first among the nations that Americans regard as an enemy. Still, there is no stomach for war with Iran.
     
    Not a problem - Israel is going to war with Iran - win or lose - and it is going to fight Iran right down to the last American.

    Replies: @Kolya Krassotkin, @Gyre07

    You’re nuts. The Israelis entire shtick has been to get the US to fight it’s wars for it, when we’re not paying them bloodmoney to keep them from starting WWIII. Like any smart parasite the Israelis are masters of this process and have all the double-agents (politicians AND lobbyists) they need in Washington. However, as Pat pointed out, there’s a strong anti-Regime Change Wars contingent in the US which is sufficient to prevent any substantial re-engagement in the middle-east and all the politicians know it. In the end, the Israelis will NOT engage a well-armed (conventional weapons) Iran because despite the Lindsey Grahams, Clinton’s, Chuck Schumers and AIPAC, the American people are dead-set against it, and we’re spread too thin elsewhere to actually win (by any plausible metric). No politicians here are willing to risk losing their political support in exchange for fulfilling Israel’s blood-drenched wet-dream of killing Iran.

  • Top Dems are involved in the plundering of the Ukraine: new names, mind-boggling accounts. The mysterious ‘whistleblower’ whose report had unleashed the impeachment is named in the exclusive interview given to the Unz Review by a prominent Ukrainian politician, an ex-Member of Parliament of four terms, a candidate for Ukraine’s presidency, Oleg Tsarev. Mr Tsarev,...
  • @Si1ver1ock
    Kind of makes me wish I owned a national newspaper.

    This would be a great front page story.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    For you to make any $$$ at that you’d have to seriously reverse the stupification of the American public, 90% of whom couldn’t make it through this short article.

    • Replies: @Ilyana_Rozumova
    @Gyre07

    You are so right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Population of all world is getting more and more sloppy, irresponsible, and just all stupid.
    How come all these I.Q. researchers do not notice that.
    There is only one explanation.
    They also are getting more and more sloppy irresponsible and just plain stupid.

    Replies: @Anon

  • The speed of social change in the modern era, and in particular in the contemporary West, is so rapid that we all are liable to feel a bit lost. A recent example of this was provided by none other than Hillary Clinton, that most “progressive” representative of global oligarchy. You see, the 71-year-old Clinton, whose...
  • @advancedatheist
    We don’t have patriarchy because mean men want to oppress women. It arose and sustained itself in Hayekian fashion, spontaneously, organically, in many societies across the centuries, and without any central planning to impose it, because it works to keep the human species in business in a harsh and dangerous world.

    I’ve speculated elsewhere that the renewed hostility in the United States towards the economically marginal role of slavery in building the country derives in part from White Chad Envy. Many of the white men who founded the United States owned slaves because they were high-testosterone badasses, and they usually had no trouble attracting white women who wanted to marry them and bear their children. The rise of sexually evicted white men called incels reflects the fact that our modern Woke ideology demonizes the kinds of male behaviors which made their forefathers successful. If a white incel in our society lived in an alternate society where he could buy some land and a few Negroes to make his farm productive, he would discover that some fertile white women mysteriously view him as plausible husband material.

    Replies: @peterAUS, @Jim Christian, @pyrrhus, @Gyre07

    All part of the NWO plan to create a Tower of Babel to replace western cultures. Pretty damn evil when you think about it. But thanks to the drop in overall testosterone in the west the perpetrators probably won’t have to worry about any repercussions from the confused slaves getting their lives and traditions torn apart by a few wealthy Jews with a hard-on for any nationalist movements in the US as well as in Europe.

  • From The Atlantic, a very long article about a black lesbian single mother junkie in San Francisco who has been videoed dozens of times stealing Amazon packages off her neighbor's porches. Every so often she gets thrown in jail briefly, which does her health a world of good, but soon she's out on the street...
  • @Jus' Sayin'...
    @Expat_Japan


    "...His perspective is that the insane politicians ruined the state."
     
    But those "insane" politicians are in office because they were voted in by a majority of California's current electorate. It's not the politicians who are insane but the people who vote them into office. These people are not just "insane" also completely irrational, unable to comprehend the causal connection between the politicians, petitions, and referrenda they vote for, the resulting policies, and the unpleasantness they experience on a daily basis as California swirls down the toilet bowl.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    FYI. 95% of the insanity (Democratic politicians and the idiots who elect them along party lines) comes from California’s urban areas. That leaves vast areas of the state where ‘normal’ people live who barely know that the freaks who inhabit Los Angeles and the SF Bay Area are alive.

  • Earlier: Immigration, Not White Suburbs, Turning VA Blue. GOP Still Can Win With Sailer Strategy—But Ultimately Needs An Immigration Moratorium We had elections this week for various kinds of state and local positions. The results were mixed, pluses and minuses, but it looked to me like mostly minuses. On the plus side: voters in Washington...
  • @Rich
    48% of Washington state voted to handicap their children with affirmative action? This is insane. There must be some kind of suicide gene inside the Caucasian people that they vote against their own children. We have a serious problem. It's only White people who do this, a very large minority of Palefaces. I don't get it.

    Replies: @Gyre07, @bro3886

    Brainwashing and ‘white guilt’ are strong in the urban areas of the west coast. Marxism is being actively taught in Washington, Oregon and certainly California, and that has an effect that’s amplified over time (with successive generations) basically changing political theories into articles of faith. That’s an affirmative agenda. What have the Republicans got, besides being and acting old?

    • Replies: @Steve2
    @Gyre07

    The Republicans just want to feed on the corpse.

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @Gyre07


    Brainwashing and ‘white guilt’ are strong in the urban areas of the west coast. Marxism is being actively taught in Washington, Oregon and certainly California
     
    Where unions have always been strong.
    , @TomSchmidt
    @Gyre07

    I'm not sure that Marxism is responsible for white guilt, at least as espoused by old Karl himself.

    https://www.amazon.com/Karl-Marx-racist-Nathaniel-Weyl/dp/0870004484

  • After my work in the Middle East had finished, at least for the time being, I was waiting for my flight to Santiago de Chile. In Paris. I could count on a few ‘free’ days, processing what I had heard and witnessed in Beirut. Day after day, for long hours, I sat in a lounge,...
  • Great article! I believe there are a lot of us in the West who take other people’s misery and our governments complicity/profiteering seriously. We just get zero voice in the government-controlled media meanwhile being monitored in our social media. They want us to believe that we’re all alone here in the West, but we’re not. Not by a long shot. Remember that.

  • It has been a week of appalling abuses committed by Israeli soldiers in the West Bank – little different from the other 2,670 weeks endured by Palestinians since the occupation began in 1967. The difference this past week was that several entirely unexceptional human rights violations that had been caught on film went viral on...
  • You get the point, or maybe you’re the kind of human who only believes in what you want to believe.

  • A story has been circulating suggesting that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will soon be resigning because he needs to focus on planning for his campaign to become a Senator from Kansas in 2020. This is good news for the United States, as Senator Lindsey Graham has had no one he is able to talk...
  • @Anon
    Well, what the heck, why not? It's not like the Palestinians were doing anything with the West Bank. They might as well pass it on off to a more ambitious property developer. Call it the Middle East's version of Eminent Domain. If you can't develop it, it's going to end up in the hands of someone who will, and they'll gentrify it in the process. The Palestinians will be redlined right out of their old neighborhoods, and since the Palestinians are more hoods than neighbors, good riddance.

    Replies: @anon, @Anonymous, @Colin Wright, @Crazy Horse, @Justsaying, @iSmellBagels, @Gyre07, @DeepThought

    It’s time for Palestine’s neighbors to arm them so they can at least kill a few IDF’s before being dragged away from their families in the middle of the night.

  • England and France, two antagonists, two mainstays of European civilisation, are simultaneously engulfed in paroxysm of Judeophilia. The result of the forthcoming very important parliamentary elections in Britain hinges on this issue, with Labour and Tories competing who will express their love of Jews more profusely, while the Jews can’t decide whom they loath less....
  • Interesting article and perspective. As your average American I haven’t been to any of the places mentioned, but I’m appreciative of getting a perspective about how their cultures/politics operate.

    • Replies: @Trevor Hardy
    @Gyre07

    Brilliant, powerful.

  • Previously on SBPDL: Pattern Recognition a Greater Sin Than Black Criminality: BART Officials Protecting Black Criminals from "Racially Insensitive Commentary" A glimpse of what's coming in 2020? Hint: the state-mandated concept of black privilege trumping the enforcement of the law. [Nearly half of BART fare citations go to black riders, but police say system prevents...
  • There’s no stopping negro whining. Harden the facilities so that they can’t fare jump and they’ll whine it has a disparate impact on poor people, is racist and something must be done. They’ll call for fare subsidies for negroes so they can ride practically for free at your expense. It’s the same whining they do when they’re arrested and held to account more than anyone else because they’re committing more crimes than anyone else. In their low IQ minds, it ain’t fair.

    How I would love it if someone (faced with such incessant and predictable whining) would simply tell them that their race card is revoked and skin color will no longer be accepted as an excuse- and if they don’t like it, they can eat feces and die.

    • Agree: Sick of Orcs, Gyre07
    • Replies: @Noway
    @Non PC Infidel

    That would take guts. You know what white American men do not have. Hong Kong has it but not armed sissified white American men. Hong Kong stood up to a communist gov't. AND WERE UNARMED TO BOOT! HOW'S THAT FOR GUTS! A few of them lost their lives when they got shot.

    Replies: @Sick of Orcs

    , @Gee Our Old LaSalle Ran Great
    @Non PC Infidel

    Their IQ isn’t low when it comes to gaming the system.

    Replies: @loren

  • @Boy the way Glenn Miller played

    So, BART is scrambling to stanch the problem, using a mix of law enforcement, civilian staff and “station hardening” — tall railings and other barriers that inhibit people from sneaking in. Transit agencies around the country, including in New York and Washington, D.C., are trying similar forms of triage.
     
    Try ghosts. The "people" involved are terrified by ghosts.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    And for some odd reason, German Shepherds.

    • Replies: @HammerJack
    @Gyre07

    1. Ghosts
    2. Dogs
    3. Certified mail

  • It is the same song of disparities sung in every major city about negroes being culprits in most crimes. The same song of racism is then played by the band of restorative justice advocates and the negro activists who will then stick out their paw and ask for more money to ‘fix’ the problem. Until the elected officials and power brokers face the truth and realities of life negroes will continue to be lawless, continue to be violent, continue to abuse the criminal and welfare systems and will continue to be the scourge of civilized society. Laws will be written and passed for whites and all other races that will be different than laws for negroes. Negroes will be exempt from many crimes and will face lesser penalties, planet of the apes is coming.

    • Agree: Gyre07
    • Replies: @Captain Kane
    @RickTen99

    In Pittsburgh, the city council agreed to name Racism as a major health issue based on some bogus study the University of Pittsburgh performed.

    The study states Pittsburgh is the worst city in the USA for black women. OTOH, I continually see black women of all ages driving fancy cars and SUV’s (BMW’s, Lincoln’s, Audi’s, etc.).

  • @Gunga Din
    Thank God I've never had to use public transportation like subways or these BART trains. What a way to start your day, having to rub shoulders with the savages. No way would I ever get on one without being armed.

    Replies: @Sick 'n Tired

    I agree, when I have to go to NYC for work, I’ll usually walk or take a cab. On the rare occasions I do ride the subway with friends or family, I shake my head thinking about the people who have to cram themselves in those trains every, to and from work,. All while putting up with stinking homeless, panhanders, and the rest of the general miscreants who infest that city, riding the trains because they have nothing else to do.

    • Agree: Gyre07
  • Ehud Sheleg. Who is he? CFI. What is that? The vast majority of people in Brave New Britain still don’t have a clue, because the mainstream media completely ignored these very interesting and important questions during the just-ended general election. The biggest lobbying group in British politics But this is the Occidental Observer, the Home...
  • Jews are saintly philanthropists who have no interests of their own, and especially not vis-à-vis Israel; 2) Israel’s interests are, in any case, identical to those of Britain, America, France, Germany.
    Of course that is the case. How dare you imply otherwise?
    All you have to do is look at how Israel treats its Arab citizens and neighbors. It is a British gift to the world, at the expense of the indigenous Palestinians, of course, so other nations can follow, emulate, learn and progress.

    • LOL: Gyre07
  • (1) England Jewish logic is astounding! The Jews fought Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour tooth and claw. Their newspapers claimed he is a new Hitler. Their Chief Rabbi issued a fatwa against Corbyn. Israel's Foreign Minister said he hopes Corbyn will lose British election. And Labour had been soundly trashed in the British elections. Jews could congratulate...
  • @Trevor Hardy
    Absolutely brilliant piece by Shamir. Should be required reading by the Left.

    Replies: @AnonymousUkr, @Gyre07

    The “Left” today is famous for it’s violent response to cognitive dissonance; so, I very much doubt you could get a single one of them to completely read anything by Shamir. But it’s a nice thought.

  • From the New York Times opinion page: Stephens links to the famous Gregory Cochran, Jason Hardy, and Henry Harpending paper "Natural History of Ashkenazi Intelligence." Here is the 2005 NYT article on the paper. “During the 20th century, they made up about 3 percent of the U.S. population but won 27 percent of the U.S....
  • @Dr. Evil
    One secret of Jewish genius is that they don't throw their smart children (or even their dumb children) under the dumbstablishment bus.

    Replies: @Jim Christian, @S. Anonyia

    One secret of Jewish genius is that they don’t throw their smart children (or even their dumb children) under the dumbstablishment bus.

    Equipped with the the dough to buy their kids out of public school idiocy, nobody does and that includes everyone. The rest are stuck, although at that level, there are some classic tugging matches going on all over with Asians-of-merit, Jews-of-privilege-and-merit and just plain folks and Blacks over seats at magnet High Schools in NYC, seats at Harvard, MIT, Stanford. too, I believe, at all the big, high-IQ colleges. People of high IQ. Do the high IQ folks win the match?

    Or does it then fall to Steve Sailer’s patented, copyrighted theory of the magic Pokemon Oppression Points? Step right off and check off those Oppression boxes, folks! The highest-IQ folks invented the Oppression ladder, others perfected the use of it, I expect them to occupy the top rungs, always. Who wouldn’t?

    I give you credit every time I use it, Steve, I swear!

    • Agree: Gyre07
  • In 2014, the iSteve Male of the Year cowinners wereDonald Sterling and Haven Monahan. In 2015, Enrique Marquez. I can't find much evidence that I've gotten around to awarding the prize since then, although contenders have included Richard Pinedo, Cesar Sayoc, Professor Bruce Hay, and Noy-Noy Aquino, Who is your 2019 Male of the Year...
  • First data point you need to know: white students represent just 23 percent of public school enrollment in the state of California. Second data point you need to know: though black students make up just 5 percent of the public school enrollment in the state of California, they represent the majority of students suspended (even...
  • @Larry Holmgren
    "Second data point you need to know: though black students make up just 5 percent of the public school enrollment in the state of California ..."
    5% ??? This cannot be true. Is that a typo?
    The Los Angeles Unified School District middle schools I taught in were about 40% Black, 40% Hispanic, 5% Filipino, 5% Samoan and 10% White.

    Replies: @dvorak, @Fred C Dobbs, @Amon, @Icy Blast, @MarkinLA, @Robert Dolan, @Currahee, @Gyre07, @Lenee

    Larry, You need to get out more. Los Angeles is NOT all of California.

    • Replies: @Jim in Jersey
    @Gyre07

    Perhaps not but like the saying goes, ‘as the twig is bent, so grows the tree’.

  • I went to the US bank in ’91 and for the most part, Americans were polite and friendly. It’s sad to see your country destroyed by blacks. While not all blacks are bad, it’s certainly safe to state they’re is a serious hated for white, by blacks. The more I read, the more I realise its just jealousy, not only because white culture and civilisation is far superior to its black alternatives, but almost every black female celebrity is dying her hair blonde, lightening her skin and doing her best to look white, or in the least, less black.

    ‘Order or of Chaos’ its certainly what’s being commented here. If blacks know that their bad behaviour won’t be punished then it’s only going to continue and worse, escalate. How long before black racists commit murder upon whites within? Common sense will prevail and these schools will become populated only by blacks, with more white flight. If anything this will eventually wake up the brain dead, white left.

    Growing up, I was always shocked when I watched American movies about how non white pupils behaved. When I was at school, we behaved. The class was silent from beginning to end.

    The conclusion is sadly, blacks are just an incredibly disrespectful species of human being. How anyone thinks this is going to help is beyond me, but then again that’s the whole point, they want things to get much worse.
    Anyway with America’s desperate attempt to start a war with Iran, with its latest despicable assassination, I’m sure things are about to change for the worst. Maybe lots of these unruly blacks in California, will be conscripted and thrown into the meat grinder when war begins.

    • Agree: Gyre07
  • I should also have stated that teachers are not going to want to teach in conditions like this. This will result in people not wanting to go into the teaching profession. What fool is going to go into one of these schools, put themselves in the firing line for black violence upon them, only to either be a victim, or defend themselves to be found guilty of assault and fired?

    I remember a friend of mine, a musician, who also worked as a substitute teacher for an agency when I lived in London. He’s white and he’s come back some days, totally stressed out because of black children misbehaving in the inner city schools. He would tell me that there were times when the class would erupt into violence, whet 14 year old black boys would square up to him and they were bigger than him. Absolutely no respect whatsoever. And again, when I think of when I was at school in the 70’s through to the end of the 80’s, we’d have got the belt then and there and when we got home, another belting from the old man.

    The minute you stop discipline you invite in chaos and violence. William Golding’s Lord of the Flies springs to mind.

    • Agree: Gyre07
    • Replies: @Robert Dolan
    @Harbinger

    The (((elite))) has already solved this problem.....they are rapidly importing non-whites to teach in America. There are lovely clips all over Youtube glorifying brave non-whites that come here to teach despite the fact they have no support system and face nastiness in the classroom.

    This amounts to more jewing because the end result is fewer jobs for white people which results in a drop in family formation and childbirths. Outsourcing and massive immigration are methods by which the jews have decreased the white birthrates.

    There is virtually no segment of our society that is untouched by the hostile elite.

    Literally everything is now geared to fucking over white people. Any intelligent person should be able to see this by now if your brain is capable of basic pattern recognition.

    , @ANZ
    @Harbinger


    The minute you stop discipline you invite in chaos and violence. William Golding’s Lord of the Flies springs to mind.
     
    Very true.

    This made me think of the whole “hard times make strong men, strong men make good times, good times make soft men, soft men make hard times” line.

    If a person lacks discipline in hard times, that person gets a beat down by the world and hopefully their behavior gets checked. Our current day and age is in the tail end of good times and soft men stage. A lack of discipline is not punished, it is actually largely encouraged through goverment handouts.

    When times get hard again, the tide will turn regarding discipline. There will be a natural culling.
  • @Old and grumpy
    @Backerout

    In my day it was the line "we're calling your parents." Those days are gone. I do wonder is this indeed racism by low expectations, or have the liberals stopped caring about their old pets with all these new exotic ones coming in?

    Replies: @Gyre07

    That was when ‘having parents’ was the norm even for black families. These days, grandma is ‘raising’ the kids for their crack-addled daughters and sons, frequently housing multiple grandchildren at a time to the point that grandma has no control over any of them and so the kids go feral.

    • Replies: @Alden
    @Gyre07

    Don’t forget that grandma raised the drug addicted criminal parents too.

  • “Second data point you need to know: though black students make up just 5 percent of the public school enrollment in the state of California …”
    5% ??? This cannot be true. Is that a typo?
    The Los Angeles Unified School District middle schools I taught in were about 40% Black, 40% Hispanic, 5% Filipino, 5% Samoan and 10% White.

    • Agree: Gyre07
    • Replies: @dvorak
    @Larry Holmgren


    5% ??? This cannot be true. Is that a typo?
     
    Blacks have been pushed out of L.A. and S.F. by Mexicans, Asians and Whites. The suburbs were already too expensive for Blacks, so they left California. Maybe they moved to Georgia and Texas.

    Replies: @Big Bill

    , @Fred C Dobbs
    @Larry Holmgren

    Sadly you confirm all my suspicions about teeeeechers. Knowledge is acquired solely by anecdote, and wholly ignorant of everything around you.

    5% does sound a tad low, but not by much. CA's black population is about 6%.

    , @Amon
    @Larry Holmgren

    I believe its 5 percent out of the entire student enrollment in the whole state of california.

    , @Icy Blast
    @Larry Holmgren

    It might be 6%.

    , @MarkinLA
    @Larry Holmgren

    The central valley is almost entirely Hispanic in the schools.

    , @Robert Dolan
    @Larry Holmgren

    Totally wrong.

    LA schools are about 80% hispanic.

    And there are no whites to speak of but for the stray Russian or Armenian.

    White teachers face massive abuse and actual physical danger.

    , @Currahee
    @Larry Holmgren

    Mexicans have no "white guilt" baggage and make it clear to the blacks that it is the highway or death.

    Replies: @Mr. Rational

    , @Gyre07
    @Larry Holmgren

    Larry, You need to get out more. Los Angeles is NOT all of California.

    Replies: @Jim in Jersey

    , @Lenee
    @Larry Holmgren

    Well travel outside of the heavy populated cities and there are far less blacks, black men are 6% of the US population and blacks concentrate heavily together

  • President Trump and his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told us the US had to assassinate Maj. Gen. Qassim Soleimani last week because he was planning “Imminent attacks” on US citizens. I don’t believe them. Why not? Because Trump and the neocons – like Pompeo – have been lying about Iran for the past three...
  • Dr. Paul, you may be preaching to the choir here on unz.com. However, most of the rest of the public is so attached to their idiot plates hanging up on their walls that they can’t see the forest for the trees. Though it was about the impeachment infotainment rather than the arcane details of which faction in the Middle East hates which other ones, and who should the US send borrowed money to, the Peak Stupidity post “Back Off!” comes to mind. Get away from the babbling TV set for a few weeks or a few months, and you’ll have a different perspective, such as, per Ron Paul here, what the hell is the American military doing over there, PERIOD?!

    While I’m at it, on this specific subject of Iran and the killing of General Qasem Soleimani, see “Death from Above, Assasinations, and Declaration of War”.

    • Agree: Gyre07
    • Replies: @anonymous
    @Achmed E. Newman

    What makes you think he is "preaching to the choir"? Are you part of that "choir"? Really?! But, you are an Islamophobic mofer who I am sure orgasms simply watching AmeriKKKa's necrophilia in the ME. Lowlifes like you are really not part of the "choir" you imply here.

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman

    , @Prester John
    @Achmed E. Newman

    Apropos of iSteve's comment made elsewhere, I never heard of this Soleimani dude before either. Supposedly this was retaliation for the death of some mystery American "contractor" and previous attacks on American military personnel in Iraq at the hands of the Persians. Questions for the house: What are American "contractors" doing in Iraq anyway? And more importantly, why are American troops in Iraq in the first place? According to Trump this Soleimani was planning "imminent attacks." Really? Where's the proof?

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman

  • anon[316] • Disclaimer says:

    Ron Paul has it right but I would go further and say that trump is not to be trusted on any issue; he is surrounded by zionists who do not believe truth is anything to be concerned about.

    As long as kushner, a 100% foreign agent, is anywhere near decision making, as he is now, we are in deep deep trouble!

    • Agree: Gyre07
  • @EliteCommInc.
    "And before Trump’s obsession with attacking Iran, the past four US Administrations lied ceaselessly to bring about wars on Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Serbia, Somalia, and the list goes on."

    There are plenty reasons to hold Iran suspect - plenty. But you could have ended your comments there. It is not a lack of belief as something more fundamental for me. You have to do more than tell it. As with Afghanistan, Iraq. Syria, Yemen, Libya . . . you have got to put forward a case. A case that includes not only claims, but evidence and some coherent rationale.


    And that standard applies no matter who or what are serving as leaders. In fact, i wanted to believe the president in 2002 ---- but when the case was made, the evidence and the rationale just did not make sense.


    I want to believe the executive i voted to put into the WH, but what has been put forward thus far is fairly weak tea. I consider Iran a serious problem in the region based on her agenda. Would that agenda include provoking the US,. inviting a response and decreasing the likelihood of her departure from the region --- in light of Iran's agendas - no. It does not make sense. But as it is entirely possible for me to wrong ----- I would like the case put forward.


    Note: anyone who thinks that Iran is some innocent bystander -- have a chat with the marines from Fallujah. If there was ever a time to invade Iran for cause, it was Iranians killing US service members in Iraq during the invasion and occupation.

    Replies: @Gyre07, @Stavros, @Rusty nail

    Iran’s agenda is simple. The US and NATO should leave Iran the fuck alone, and their allies to the west of them. They haven’t done a single thing aggressive towards the US other than try to help their neighbors oust the illegal American occupiers and their allies. But I do understand that Republican neocons have had it in for Iran ever since they ousted their western puppet (The Shah).

  • @Achmed E. Newman
    @anon

    Revoking citizenship is a drastic step that I am not advocating. I'd rather not let too many more in. The Moslems have got a big chunk of the world and mostly made a mess of it. We don't need that shit. Also, are you under some impression that the Sharia crowd will vote for the free markets and due process? Haha, are you in for a surprise!

    My friends are not of the culture you describe (not sure where you hang out, but ...), and they are not the ones running the US Feral Government from behind the scenes.

    As for the rest of your rant, why don't you sleep it off, #145, because you come across as a Reason magazine-style idiot who's had one too many malt liquors.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    The Moslems have made a mess out of their countries? I’d say you’re engaging in classic misdirection (ala Hillary-style) and blaming them for what the US and NATO continue to do. We’ve staged a coup in Iran, invaded and pretty much destroyed Iraq based on a whole set of American lies, tried to overthrow another elected leader in Syria, etc.. Tell me, what national security interest of America’s are we trying to maintain by tacitly declaring war on countries all over the middle-east?

    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @Gyre07

    You tell me, why do you people keep arguing with the wrong guy? I don't think the US has any business doing anything but defending against direct threats to the US. I think NATO should have been disbanded in 1990.

    The Moslems have made messes out of their countries centuries ago, nothing to do with the West. You are right that some of those ME countries, under Saddam, Kuddaffi, and whomever would have been better off than today after the Neocons got their way. They've almost all been shitholes for a long time, but that's not my business or that of the United States.

    All that said, no, I'd rather have zero additional Moslem immigration, but I could say that about most other peoples and countries too. It's time for a moratorium for 50 years, at least! See Peak Stupidity on "Immigration invasion, assimilation, and refugees", read ANY of the articles here, or simply search up the phrase "invade-the-world/invite-the-world" & "Steve Sailer".

    , @Achmed E. Newman
    @Gyre07

    Here, read "Death from Above, Assasinations, and Declaration of War" before you keep running your mouth at me.

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman

  • From Buzzfeed News: Perhaps a camera crew should accompany Carlson everywhere in case he is, say, fly-fishing in the middle of a river in Maine when the next foreign policy crisis breaks out.
  • There are some people who want Tucker to be president. I wouldn’t be opposed but honestly, I think he has more power on his show than he ever would as a politician. Tucker himself has said Trump’s role isn’t so much as an effective politician but as someone who is willing to point out and question things that have been ignored by the elites. Tucker does this without even being in office. It’s become apparent to me that changing things through the political system is currently futile. The public just needs to be made fully aware of what our current system is and things will move on from there.

    • Replies: @Dave Pinsen
    @Senator Brundlefly

    Tucker has power because Trump is President. If Hillary were President, she wouldn't be watching Tucker or caring what he thinks.

    Replies: @Lot, @Ano

    , @Realist
    @Senator Brundlefly


    It’s become apparent to me that changing things through the political system is currently futile.
     
    Correct. America's problems will not be solved through the electoral process...not matter who is President.
    , @J1234
    @Senator Brundlefly


    I think he has more power on his show than he ever would as a politician
     
    This is correct. The mainstream media needs Tucker Carlson (and his type) more than politics does.

    Keep in mind that in their highest forms, politics and representative democracy aren't only about elected officials doing the bidding of the 50% (sometimes less) of the population who got them into office. For the system to work optimally, elected officials can't treat the voters who didn't vote for them as a defeated people. (We see how well that approach "works" with the current radicals in the House right now.) Politicians should represent other reasonable viewpoints, as well, to one degree or another...it's kind of their job and is necessary to maintain a stable society.

    Because of the extreme nature of our current situation, however, a strong stand against the radically oppressive and influential elements of the left must be made. Someone with Tucker's abilities shouldn't have their world views constrained and contained by the necessities of politics. He's where he needs to be.
    , @Anonymous
    @Senator Brundlefly

    Trump should dump the neo-con friendly, fundgelical Pence for Tucker, that would give Tucker the ability to (hopefully) steer him in the right direction whenever he starts drifting. Plus that'd make Tucker the heir-apparent in four years.

  • Anonymous[419] • Disclaimer says:

    I’m against a ground war too, but was hoping for some more, like Tehran getting rocked or something. Shock and Awe was pretty cool. We watched it live in class during high school. Cameras are much better today, and everybody has smartphones now, so there’d be a lot more and better footage if Iran got rocked.


    Video Link

    • Disagree: YetAnotherAnon
    • Replies: @Dave Pinsen
    @Anonymous

    Paradoxically, Trump's restraint this time gives him more leeway to shock & awe Iran if there's a next time. And I wouldn't rule out there being a next time. I mean, it wouldn't make much sense from Iran's perspective, but maybe it will make sense from some particular Iranians' perspectives.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @anon

    , @LondonBob
    @Anonymous

    I think the Iranians made clear their progress in missile technology ensured that all the US bases in the region would also receive shock and awe. Looks like there is negotiations behind the scene and all this nonsense since the withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal will be sorted.

    , @PhysicistDave
    @Anonymous

    Anonymous[419] wrote:


    I’m against a ground war too, but was hoping for some more, like Tehran getting rocked or something.
     
    I assume/hope you are making a joke, especially with the video.

    Anonymous[419] also wrote:

    Shock and Awe was pretty cool. We watched it live in class during high school.
     
    The scary thing is it's true, isn't it, even for those of us mature enough to know what war actually means?

    I just finished doing the dishes -- marginally less boring than watching paint dry.

    Now, if there had been bombs blowing up all over the boob tube, yeah, that would have been exciting.

    Thoreau said, "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation." I wonder if that simple fact accounts for most of the evil in the world -- Satan seems more exciting than God. (The latter intended as a metaphor, not a theological statement: but, perhaps religious believers around here might interpret that attitude on the part of so many human beings as the greatest heresy of all.)

    Replies: @Anonymous, @GodHelpUs, @c matt, @BB753, @nebulafox, @Desiderius

    , @Prester John
    @Anonymous

    Like watching Luke and The Rebellion blow away the Death Star, right?

    , @SunBakedSuburb
    @Anonymous

    "Shock and Awe was pretty cool."

    Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld are kool katz.

    , @Russ
    @Anonymous


    I’m against a ground war too, but was hoping for some more, like Tehran getting rocked or something.
     
    Iran gets rocked multiple times a day.

    irsc.ut.ac.ir
  • @Fredrik
    @Dave Pinsen

    There's been friendly fire accidents before and will happen again.

    Possibly the Iranians were nervous about USraeli attacks.

    I do know some people have pointed out that if it indeed was the Iranians then they would have expected the Iranian censors to stop certain pictures from being published. On the other hand any explanation that involves foreign nations seem far fetched.

    Replies: @bomag, @Gyre07

    That’s not the obvious, or most direct conclusion to reach. But opinionated Americans proposing logic knots to justify the actions of ‘their team’ seems to have become a major side-line in a country where partisan supposition and speculation have become indistinguishable from probable or actual proven facts.

  • Previously on SBPDL: Non-White Democrats in Virginia Seek to Outlaw White Flight and Creation of White Suburbs It's time to admit the reality of life in 2020 America: Democrats/liberals view non-whites as weapons to destroy social capital in homogenous white communities. Weaponizing diversity is the ultimate way to eliminate white privilege, right [Maryland Lawmaker Seeks...
  • Anonymous[914] • Disclaimer says:

    These idiots think racial animus is rampant now, just wait. Can you imagine a tree lined, winding street with five bedroom homes, and a high rise project on the corner. I grew up in a city that was block busted in the 1950’s and 60’s. One white family after another moved out. The city went from all white to 98 % black in fifteen years. If you drive through that city today you would think that you missed the ww11 battle fought on United States land. Social engineering is anathema to civilization.

    • Agree: Gyre07
    • Replies: @SoWe
    @Anonymous

    "Social engineering is anathema to civilization." You just hit the nail on the head. All the "social engineering" is NOT intended to improve anything. It is intended to DESTROY. The "social engineers"/libtards/socialists/communists could not care less about "improving" anything. They are out to DESTROY America, and are doing a bang-up job of it so far.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    , @Alexander Turok
    @Anonymous


    Can you imagine a tree lined, winding street with five bedroom homes, and a high rise project on the corner.
     
    I live in a neighborhood like that in Colorado. I'm right on the line separating the White area to the North from the Hispanic area to the South. The white area to the north has many ritzy, five-bedroom homes. Apartments are going up all around in both the White and Hispanic areas, though relatively more in the latter. And who lives in the new apartments? Whites are just as likely to be there as Hispanics, many moving away from areas like California where NIMBYism prevents you from building anything and leads to very high housing costs. There are also people coming from the predominately white rural areas of the state or neighboring states, where traditional industries are declining and people are losing jobs.

    I'm sure some boomer commenter will correct me, telling me that allowing apartments to be built always means infinity black single mothers moving in, that my eyes are lying to me when they notice young white people moving into newly built apartments. There's a lot of "revealed preference" in my city, where whites seek out white neighborhoods even as they sing the praises of diversity. There's also revealed preference for living in apartments close to one's workplace, so you don't have to spend two hours a day sitting in traffic.(Which would be a whole lot better if we had congestion pricing, but that's another rant.)

    Replies: @EldnahYm, @Rich

  • The directed killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Iran's blood-soaked field marshal in the "forever war" of the Middle East, has begun to roil the politics of both the region and the USA. A stunned and shaken Iran retaliated by firing a dozen missiles at two U.S. bases in Iraq. Yet, before launching the attack, Iran...
  • The directed killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Iran’s blood-soaked field marshal in the “forever war” of the Middle East

    Perhaps Pat can name one effective general or field marshal who wasn’t blood soaked. Soleimani lived in a rough neighborhood and is a man of his times and environment. Nice guys don’t last long in that region and often end up dead.

    I noticed that Bernie surged ahead of Biden and Saint Buttiplug right after Trump’s murder of Soleimani and threats to shock and awe Iran. A lot can change between now and November.

    There’s no point in voting Republican anymore since regardless who we vote in we get the donor class and Jewish agenda. And if one is pro-white/alt-right/white nationalist Trump wouldn’t want your vote anyway, so why reward him just because he’s the slight lesser of two evils?

    The people at his rallies obviously have so self respect since Trump just brags about all that he’s done for Israel, blacks and Latinos. Imagine Barack Obama telling a 95% black and Latino audience that white unemployment is at its lowest ever?

    • Replies: @follyofwar
    @KenH

    Americans have somehow got it in their thick skulls that, while our side is justified in killing those 12th Century ragheads, they are war criminals, and should be executed for war crimes, if they kill any of "our boys." With his first paragraph, Pat comes very close to endorsing this notion.

    When US troops die in far off wars, which it invariably starts, the fault lies squarely with our bought-and-paid-for Commanders-in-Chief and the neoconservative interventionists they always surround themselves with. General Soleimani, like any good military commander, was acting in the interests of his country and his region. Unlike the US imperialists, he was fighting defensive wars. His job was to kill the invaders, and the primary invader is the US. Many more US deaths, quite possibly in this country as well, will result from Trump's most reckless action.

    , @Biff
    @KenH


    Saint Buttiplug
     
    Bwaahh!
    , @Gyre07
    @KenH

    Who would've ever thought that the anti-war candidate would almost be assured the Presidency? Hasn't happened in my lifetime, yet.

  • @KenH

    The directed killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Iran’s blood-soaked field marshal in the “forever war” of the Middle East
     
    Perhaps Pat can name one effective general or field marshal who wasn't blood soaked. Soleimani lived in a rough neighborhood and is a man of his times and environment. Nice guys don't last long in that region and often end up dead.

    I noticed that Bernie surged ahead of Biden and Saint Buttiplug right after Trump's murder of Soleimani and threats to shock and awe Iran. A lot can change between now and November.

    There's no point in voting Republican anymore since regardless who we vote in we get the donor class and Jewish agenda. And if one is pro-white/alt-right/white nationalist Trump wouldn't want your vote anyway, so why reward him just because he's the slight lesser of two evils?

    The people at his rallies obviously have so self respect since Trump just brags about all that he's done for Israel, blacks and Latinos. Imagine Barack Obama telling a 95% black and Latino audience that white unemployment is at its lowest ever?

    Replies: @follyofwar, @Biff, @Gyre07

    Who would’ve ever thought that the anti-war candidate would almost be assured the Presidency? Hasn’t happened in my lifetime, yet.

  • America's "shadow president", Mike Pompeo, has acknowledged that the assassination of Iran's highest-ranking military general, Qassem Soleimani, was part of a broader strategy to restore "real deterrence" by eliminating presumed enemies of the United States. Pompeo's comments at Stanford University’s Hoover Institute on January 13, put to rest earlier claims that the Iranian general had...
  • “The importance of deterrence isn’t confined to Iran,” Pompeo said. “In all cases, we must deter foes to defend freedom. That’s the whole point of President Trump’s work to make our military the strongest it’s ever been.” (Reuters)

    Remarkably, Brezhnev’s speeches both on the XXIV and XXV Party Congresses contained orders of magnitude more strategic grasp of the unfolding events and were much less monotonous propaganda fodder, despite one of them lasting almost 6 hours (don’t remember which Congress), than when Pompeo speaks for a minute or two. In fact, Pompeo manages, most of the time, in couple of phrases to produce the amount of non-sense, propaganda and sheer ignorance seldom encountered in history. But then again, this certified moron is Rupturist, belongs to some Old Testament fanatics who pass in the US for “Christians” and is at the service of Israel’s interests–an exhibit A of US political “elite”. God help us all.

    • LOL: Felix Keverich
    • Replies: @Kolya Krassotkin
    @Andrei Martyanov

    From any random snapshot of Mike Pompeo, it would appear that, along with prohibitions against lying, fasting is not part of Christian-Zionism's religious tradition.

    Christian-Zionism: Riding the short bus to heaven with frequent stops at the Piggly-Wiggly for RC cola and moon-pies.

    Replies: @anon

    , @The scalpel
    @Andrei Martyanov

    Plumpeo graduated first in his class from West Point (granted it was non-STEM “Engineering Management “)

    He is not stupid. I very much doubt he believes any of the religious nonsense he spouts. He is simply saying what he needs to say for political advantage. This is a strategy he learned quite well at West Point and in the Army.

    He is evil and has no morals. This is worse than stupid

    Replies: @Old and grumpy, @Andrei Martyanov

    , @Mike P
    @Andrei Martyanov

    Well the good thing is you don't even have to waste those 1 or 2 minutes on listening to Pompeo - one look at his face is enough.

  • @renfro
    All you need to understand the hogs in Trump's pig pen.... you can expect them to get worse since it seems the 'system' is not capable of stopping them.

    ''A pathologically narcissistic individual, for instance, would not be able to handle power—even as one hungrily seeks it—but would more likely develop delusional levels of grandiosity or impunity. Delusions, in turn, are more effective at mobilizing mass psychology than rational strategy,
    .
    We have seen a comical and innocuous-seeming Trump morph into a grotesque authoritarian willing to destroy every facet of civilized society to build and maintain his cult of personality. His irrationality ironically helps make his supporters fervently anti-interventionist one day and supportive of an obvious wag-the-dog war the next, according to his desires...''

    Dr. Bandy X. Lee is a forensic psychiatrist at the Yale School of Medicine, president of the World Mental Health Coalition

    Replies: @Curmudgeon, @Gyre07, @Moi

    It wouldn’t be much different in a Hillary Clinton administration. Politicians lying directly to the American people doesn’t carry much in the way of consequences these days thanks to media consolidation and the ‘boiling frog’ phenom. That’s why any Democrat centrist will lose against Trump. The American people don’t see any reason to switch to an equally untrustworthy challenger when all that will get us is an extra dose of ‘virtue signalling’ along with our usual daily dose of fist fed propaganda.

  • We live under a brutal form of Fascism that has no equivalent in human history. I pales in comparison with Nazi Germany. There are no longer the rules of law and civilised norms. It is a barbaric, lawless, rogue, terrorising and distinctly global AngloZionist Fascism led by the U.S., Israel and Britain. They are always on the look to provoke aggression, commit war crimes, and inflict greater human misery thousands of miles away from their own borders. AngloZionist Fascism is a Mafia-like criminal enterprise that targets any nation who refuses to kowtow to AngloZionist alliance dictates to exploit its natural resources.

    • Replies: @Skeptikal
    @Ghali

    "We live under a brutal form of Fascism that has no equivalent in human history. I pales in comparison with Nazi Germany. "

    It would be worthwhile to break down some relevant indicators and compare the current US situation with that in Germany in, say, 1935.

    Some people have attempted this.

    One point worth making, though, is that Hitler was punctilious in following the law. If he wanted to do something, he made sure that a law was on the books that gave his government the legal facade to do what he wanted. Such as the persecution of the Jews (this was well before the Final Solution hove into sight). For example, Hitler was furious when SA "freelancers" conducted an impromptu pogrom in Gunzenhausen on March 25, 1934. He then made sure that there were laws on the books making it "legal" to persecute Jewish Germans.

    So, that was legitimized lawlessness.
    What *we* have here in the USA in our top state officials is lawlessness without even the figleaf of a law of some kind. What law legalizes "deterrence" and assassination? On the contrary, laws on the books prohibit assassination. Who hands down the indictments for such crimes? Self-confessed. Trump and Pompeo have confessed to this crime. Who hands down an arrest warrant?

    It wouldn't surprise me if avengers targeted Pompeo first.

    We are deep into the woods here.
    We are far up s--- creek without a paddle.
    Can it be that Trump's "advisors" such as Pompeo have driven him round the twist by convincing him that they are "normal" and so if he wants to be considered "normal" he must do what they say? Certainly the MSM seem to be applauding the abnormal by labeling it "normal," yea, presidential. Such as the missile attacks in Syria.
    Now suddenly they do a 180, and hang Trump out to dry, pinned to the line alongside Pompeo.
    Two gangsters

  • The New York Times Magazine’s 1619 Project is the future of American education. Buffalo Public Schools announced this month that the essay series will now be mandatory for its students and other school districts are soon to follow. The news was greeted with grumbles from acclaimed historians and conservatives, who despise 1619 Project’s attacks on...
  • @David Roediger's Students
    This is not new. Herbert Aptheker and all the jewish historians of the Confederacy claimed that blacks were more american because of their struggle for liberation. The black experience therefore defines freedom. Also the black body is more sexual and connected to nature. Trotsky wanted "white negroes" and it is no surprise to hear radical jewry calling for the white negro through norman mailer. Most every historian of slavery was a jewish leftist with connections to the publishing business. It was a media blitz. Eventually smart black guys realized they were getting used by jews as cultural shock troops.

    What happened is the jews overplayed their positions and this second generation of millennials actually believed it when they went to college. So you have a lot of jews backing off and idiot millennials taking it too far.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    It doesn’t matter what what kind of dreck ‘1619’ produces. The Jewish ‘Blacks are a higher life-form’ crew own Hollywood. And the revisionist history they fist-feed to America is the dogma that will persist in what’s left of American culture. Not unlike the ‘6 million’ mythology.

  • [The following is the republication of several long and very detailed comments by an unidentified purported expert on biowarfare that originally appeared on a recent thread of the Saker blogsite.] [Update: an investigation strongly suggests that the author's claims regarding his personal background and professional expertise are accurate.] I’ll throw my 2 cents in here....
  • @bomag
    @anon


    Old micro’s account of bureaucratic dysfunction has impressive verisimilitude.
     
    That's why I doubt wannabe spooks would actually release a bio-agent: they are completely happy in their bureaucratic world; much aversion for any change to the status quo.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    Which would explain why the author referred to Mike Pompeo and John Bolton.

  • @Cycling Goddess
    What does this word that he uses mean "nebutistic" ? I can't find it anywhere and regrettably it makes me suspicious.

    Replies: @Iris, @Gyre07

    The context provides the correct word ‘nepotistic’. In my experience scientists not being particularly literate is not anything new and is the norm for that group. Grammar is just not their ‘thing’.

    • Replies: @utu
    @Gyre07

    Grammar is just not their ‘thing’. - Spelling is orthography not grammar.

    orthography - the art of writing words with the proper letters according to standard usage

    grammar - the whole system and structure of a language or of languages in general, usually taken as consisting of syntax and morphology (including inflections) and sometimes also phonology and semantics.

  • The U.S. media are trained when reporting on epidemics to be on the alert for any hint of the dreaded Stigmatization of the Marginalized. For example, the AIDS epidemic was largely spread by needle junkies and addicts devoted to anonymous sodomy, but practically nobody knows that anymore due to massive retconning. Thus, back in winter...
  • @Greg Fiedler
    How do you guys deal with the fact that EVERYONE blames white males for this epidemic?

    Just look at Asian twitter.

    All POC view whites as harmful and selfish. Can they all be wrong?

    Replies: @anon, @Sam Haysom, @anonymous-number-n, @obwandiyag, @Gyre07

    We’re used to it. Abuse accommodation syndrome.

  • If a disease can teach wisdom beyond our understanding of how precarious and precious life is, the coronavirus has offered two lessons. The first is that in a globalised world our lives are so intertwined that the idea of viewing ourselves as islands – whether as individuals, communities, nations, or a uniquely privileged species –...
  • @aleksander
    Oh, brother. Jonathan, you're a burnt-out Bernie Bro who doesn't get it. 400 people have greater wealth capital than the lower 150 MILLION here in the U.S. We are in the age of oligarchs, bro, who control your "decadent" capitalistic system. Don't see you railing much against ""them.""

    Bernie is an outright liar. He KNOWS Medicare for ALL can't work. There's not enough doctors right now. Try giving everyone "Medicare" insurance and see what happens. Who's going to take care of them. Clueless.

    Replies: @Gyre07, @derer, @Ricardus

    Talk about “clueless’. But I’m pretty sure you believe that the British industrial revolution was the high point of western civilization too.

  • For days, for weeks, the media have been dominated by the spread of the corona virus. Almost every hour new numbers on infections and deceased are published. There are also reports of political reactions and the economic consequences. What was previously considered impossible is now decided: there are travel restrictions, borders are locked, people are...
  • @Herald

    Great article, the herd is being culled, a natural occurrence.

     

    The cull certainly seems to have begun. Whether it is a totally natural event is a very different matter.

    Replies: @Gyre07

    The only statistically-significant ‘cull’ is that of our citizen’s expectations of leadership and civil liberties.

    • Replies: @Herald
    @Gyre07


    The only statistically-significant ‘cull’ is that of our citizen’s expectations of leadership and civil liberties.


     

    Do people really still have expectations of leadership? The economy though, is clearly being culled as we write, but could we be next?

    Perhaps, of major interest for all of us will be the COVID-19 vaccine, that might soon be ready for its inevitable grand entrance. These are very exciting times.

  • Previously on SBPDL: Madison, Wisconsin Is 8% Black: In 2018, 83% of Homicides and 69% of Gun Crime Were Committed by Blacks Diversity. Inclusion. Equity. Tolerance (D.I.E.T.). The only people still believing Martin Luther King's nonsense about "judging people by character instead of the color of their skin," are white people. And at what point...
  • Wokeness and leftism literally sprouting from their eyes:

    Why are educated Westerners so naive?

    • Agree: Gyre07
    • Replies: @Realist
    @SZ


    Why are educated Westerners so naive?
     
    Receiving a college degree does not mean one is educated. Not all college degrees are equal.

    Replies: @Kolya Krassotkin

    , @Loren
    @SZ

    education as indoctrination, that is why.

    how can you be so dumb?

    The hubby looks totally 'beta male.'

    , @Alden
    @SZ

    Because from the day they enter kindergarten they are brainwashed to believe blacks good Whites bad. The brainwashing gets much, much worse in college.

    Now it’s 3 generations of Whites brainwashed to hate themselves and our race and love blacks.

    , @Anonymous
    @SZ

    They look like members of Jim Baker’s audience on his TV show ( minus the food buckets).

    , @YetAnotherAnon
    @SZ

    "Wokeness and leftism literally sprouting from their eyes"

    Disagree. His eyes are saying "If only you knew just how bad things really are".

    Reminds me of those pictures of Swedish couples who've taken a "Syrian child refugee" into their home. Wifie's eyes glowing, Khalil (who looks 23) sprawled across the sofa grinning, hubbie with that same look.

    , @Augustus
    @SZ

    Sort of appropriate that that picture shows the deceased in a field of daisies, but sad.

  • There are two recent stories that involve the arrogance of the Jewish community in the United States. The first involves a lobbying group in Washington and the second concerns a hospital in New York City. It has often been observed that some Jews of the Alan Dershowitz persuasion boast about how powerful Jews are in...
  • Not just arrogance. Evil. Utterly repulsive in thinking humanity exists to revolve around Jews. Utterly vile in feeling Jews are the greatest moral paragons NO MATTER what they do.

    Jewishness has become a combination of ethno-supremacism and moral supremacism. Of course, ethno-supremacism cancels out moral legitimacy but never mind.

    This sickness is what rules the West and what white people cuck to.

    • Replies: @niteranger
    @Priss Factor

    Of course our infrastructure and civilization are collapsing but our "Government" is primed to give Israel 3.8 billion this year and over 38 billion for the 10 years. You can't make this stuff up! Try calling your congressman or senator and tell them we need the money and not Israel. You'll never get a call back and will be labeled antisemitic.

    Replies: @melvin

    , @NPleeze
    @Priss Factor

    With a bit of changes I can make this about "patriots" as well:


    Not just arrogance. Evil. Utterly repulsive in thinking humanity exists to revolve around the US. Utterly vile in feeling the US are the greatest moral paragons NO MATTER what they do.
     
    Isn't that also true? Isn't the genocide of Native Americans, the centuries of crimes against humanity by the British and Spanish Empires, etc., all presented as "improving the world"? Isn't "MAGA" a euphemism for "is it good for Americans"?

    How about the Orange ZioNazi pilfering surgical masks intended for Germany? What would you say if Israel pilfered surgical masks intended for the US?

    Replies: @Parfois1, @Jeff Stryker, @Gleimhart Mantooso

    , @G J T
    @Priss Factor

    This is because the Jews are quite literally Satan’s Earthly representatives. The world operates by the dictate of the Jew, and around the interests of the Jew, because the world is under Satan’s control.

    The only real and true answer to this problem is an understanding of the Jewish Question in this context. And with that, faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. It is only through Christ, the sworn enemy of the Jew, that one will ever see this thing through.

    Replies: @radiobob, @Anonymous

    , @melvin
    @Priss Factor

    Specifically, the Talmudist supremacists. Dont let them play the antisemitism card.

    , @Moi
    @Priss Factor

    American gentiles have no basis to complain because they handed over power to the Jews.

    , @Alternate History
    @Priss Factor

    All of this is Part of the Protocols. Jews come first.

    , @anon
    @Priss Factor

    Just curious, Priss Factor.

    The tenor of your comments has changed over time: you are outraged and unabashedly critical of the Jewish power structure.

    What happened?

    --
    PS your knowledge of film and movies is superlative, and your commentary on those art forms an education. Have you thought about hosting a film critic column on Unz forum?

    , @M_M_K
    @Priss Factor

    So what can be done about it?

  • @Lot
    “ eerily reminiscent of what was done to Jeremy Corbyn by similar pro-Israel groups“

    It is nice of Phil to give Jews credit for saving England from a Corbyn the communist jihadi. While they do deserve some credit, it was the British voters who stood up and said NO! to Islam and Communism.

    Replies: @Colin Wright, @Gyre07

    Actually, the Tribe put a hit on Corbyn because he was more even-handed and open in terms of speaking about the obvious pattern of atrocities that the Israelis (and their ‘courts’) have deliberately and continuously inflicted on the Palestinians over the years. Not unlike Bernie Sanders in his having had the temerity to speak truth to Jewish Power, and that isn’t tolerated well by Zionists (Jew and Christian) who desperately seek to silence any objective witnesses to their conduct.

  • During the current heatwave in Los Angeles, it's illegal to go to Los Angeles's cool, breezy, wide beaches (The Pacific at California is cooler than the East Coast Atlantic at the same latitude due to ocean currents). But the Mayor has reopened some libraries so people can crowd in to get some air conditioning. Part...
  • @ic1000
    OT -- WaPo article on serious morbidity and mortality in young people without predisposing conditions, due to Covid-19 strokes and blood clots.

    Young and middle-aged people, barely sick with covid-19, are dying of strokes. Doctors sound alarm about patients in their 30s and 40s left debilitated or dead. Some didn’t even know they were infected.
    by Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post. April 25, 2020

    Lots of quotes from docs at prestigious US medical centers. I assume these anecdotes are true. Are they meaningful, in terms of what they add to the evolving picture of the disease? (Obviously, they are significant to these patients and their families.)

    Replies: @SFG, @Gyre07, @kpkinsunnyphiladelphia, @Buffalo Joe

    If you’ve got an agenda you can find plenty of apparently credible (though not particularly knowledgeable) people to pose for the cameras to anchor a ‘news’ story pushing your trope. There’s not much actual evidence to conclude CV-19 is any worse than last year’s flu season, and those facts are coming out. So now it’s time to make more people fearful by citing all the ‘outlier’ cases to pump up the fear factor. A lot of smoke, but not much flame for a population too stupid and scared to be able to distinguish fact from opinion, or propaganda.

  • Economist Michael Hudson explains how American imperialism has created a global free lunch, where the US makes foreign countries pay for its wars, and even their own military occupation. Max Blumenthal and Ben Norton discuss the economics of Washington’s empire, the role of the IMF and World Bank, attempts to create alternative financial systems like...
  • @Current History
    @Sean

    Wasn't one of the justifications (beside the obvious one of profit) for shutting-down American factories and means of production and shipping them to China was that once Chinese citizens became wealthy they'd magically throw off Communism and become a Democratic society? Wasn't that the tiny fig leaf industrialist and their political apologists hid behind when they justified the closing of factories in the American towns that had relied on those factories for the work to support the town's familys for generations?

    I've seen the well off Chinese tourists in Paris standing in line (a line made up only of Chinese) outside the Prada store waiting their turn to buy their thousand dollar purse; meanwhile China remains as communist as ever.

    If this latest Pandemic exported from China doesn't cause a shake up in the world's relationship with China (the same place that gave the world the Black Death that killed off half of Europe in the 1300's) then nothing, short of China declaring war on Japan, will.

    The Chinese play the intelligent, strategic, slow game ( they are currently gathering all of Africa's resources for example) while US policy lurches about like an epileptic from election to another; just compare Trump's and Obama's US policy towards Iran.

    China will become the world's dominate power by the end of this century unless the West unites against a China that it becoming more powerful with each passing day. The West can start its rebalance with China with a group demand that China (who has the money) pays all the West's financial costs stemming from their exported pandemic. If China refuses this demand the West should simply stop buying all products made in China once it has first quickly reestablished its own key industries, like pharmaceuticals, that are currently in the hands of China.

    This Pandemic is the world's great chance of a lifetime to justifiably turn current Chinese policy on its head.

    Replies: @Gyre07, @denk, @bluedog

    I guess an alternative to your binary vision is that the US could actually start to act as a moral player on the world stage rather than the temperamental tyrant who alienates everybody. But that would require an entire empire built on corruption to decide to reform itself. Jack the Ripper experiencing an epiphany leading to an intentional personality shift (after realizing that he was hated and feared) has never been a sequel for a reason.

    • Replies: @Sean
    @Gyre07

    Hudson emphasises finance over productive capacity in key areas. According to him the answer to everything is the debts being written off.


    THE government of China began issuing bonds to foreign investors and governments for infrastructure work to modernize the country. In April 1938, the Nationalist government of China began to issue U.S.-dollar denominated bonds to finance the war against Japan's brutal invasion. As part of its wartime financial aid, the U.S. government further provided a $500 million credit to China in March 1942, shipping gold there and helping to stabilize the currency. In return, it appears that the U.S. government redeemed some of these dollar-denominated bonds. But China doesn't appear to have repaid this debt either.Today, the Chinese bonds held by U.S. investors may be worth as much as $750 billion.
     
    Japan and China are now economical and political pals, Japan can feel secure getting close to China because Japan is defended by the US at great cost to US taxpayers, while at the same time calls for to Japan to cease its protectionism are nullified by them emphasising how they are facing a regional threat from burgeoning China. While a parasitic class of US super rich are indeed prospering it is just as much at the expense of America and average Americans as resource rich underdeveloped countries. Hence the White Death, and the relative decline of US power.

    Replies: @GeeBee

  • This is a column I have been mulling over for a while but, for reasons that should be immediately obvious, I have been hesitant to write. It is about 5G, vaccines, 9/11, aliens and lizard overlords. Or rather, it isn’t. Let me preface my argument by making clear I do not intend to express any...
  • @Priss Factor
    Here's something to be disillusioned about. Deep State as Deep Corruption.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tO11hclNv8

    But what happened to the Trump who was going to drain the swamp? He filled it with more sewage.
    He murdered Soleimani and interferes in Venezuelan politics in ways that Russia has been accused(falsely) of interfering in US politics.

    Replies: @AaronInMVD, @Gyre07, @Low Voltage

    Assuming he’s even motivated by a desire to make America a better Constitutional Republic, Trump is a salesman first and foremost. As a former pharmaceutical rep I am well aware that most salesmen are suckers for most sales pitches as an intrinsic part of their personalities. So as I watch Trump being manipulated continuously by a variety of slick and confident grifters inhabiting the world stage with their multitude of transparent agendas I can only go, “that figures”. I mean, he’s basically just a more alpha version of GW Bush, so the fact that we haven’t gone full gonzo yet on another nation is something of a miracle. Instead he’s waging war by collapsing economies he views as competitors OR those of countries he wants to invade to steal natural resources from. As for the health of America, we’re fucked. Our economy is based on the wet dream of sycophants like Mnuchin who barely escaped prison for his games in the wake of devastation of the subprime loan disaster on 2008, and neoliberals who are much better at playing him then the opposite. So he’s a puppet for Wall Street AND a closet neocon. Would the demonstrably senile Biden be any better? Not a chance, so once again the majority of Americans are left with a sham election whereby two flavors of the same shit are what’s being fed to us.

  • I was planning to write a long article comparing the accountability of the various possible Covid-19 culprits. I thought I would delve into a hypothetical question: who is more guilty of a mass murder - a young scientist who forgot to seal the safety latch of a laboratory coronavirus refrigerator and by failing to do...
  • @nickels
    These people (progressives) are so utterly miserable, and hate all humanity and God’s creation so deeply, that only by creating an imaginary existential crisis, a great despair and perpetual calamity, and fantisizing a miraculous delivery from this, can they muster the will to live.

    Replies: @Twodees Partain, @Gilad Atzmon, @Gyre07

    It’s hardly “progressives” like those who supported a Sanders nomination who are responsible for the pearl-clutching and general hysteria over CV-19. But it IS the same centrist Democrats who 1) ran and lost against Trump 4 years ago, 2) who fed MSNBC fictional talking points for three years after to convince us that Hillary lost only because of Russian interference, 3) who quietly dismissed Robert Mueller’s report that there was no Russian state interference, and 4) who created an impeachment farce based on nothing more than hearsay and opinion non-evidence. ALL of which went down with the same dead thud.

    Those people are CENTRIST DEMOCRATS. Get it right next time before your rant rather than regurgitating moronic Rush talking points where your premise is dead before it even gets argued because you used the wrong nouns.

  • This is a column I have been mulling over for a while but, for reasons that should be immediately obvious, I have been hesitant to write. It is about 5G, vaccines, 9/11, aliens and lizard overlords. Or rather, it isn’t. Let me preface my argument by making clear I do not intend to express any...
  • I notice nobody ever asks, “What the fuck do we need 5G for?”

    • Agree: Curmudgeon, Gyre07
    • Replies: @Tusk
    @obwandiyag

    How will you, uh, we, goyim consume Netflix at 8k resolution while on the bus without 5G?

    Replies: @Ann Nonny Mouse, @aandrews, @Gyre07

    , @Felix Krull
    @obwandiyag

    I notice nobody ever asks, “What the fuck do we need 5G for?”

    Because it's obvious to anyone who's not a Luddite.

    Replies: @obwandiyag, @Curmudgeon

    , @Astuteobservor II
    @obwandiyag

    5g will allow self driving cars. Near real time remote control of drones, machinery etc without lag. Main point is without lag. Which has huge economic n military uses. It is why USA is foaming at the mouth trying to delayed huawei dominance in 5G.

    , @Sasha
    @obwandiyag

    Stupid people drool at the possibility of smart homes.

    , @antitermite
    @obwandiyag

    That's a darn good question, especially since I was doing fine with whatever we had before 4g.
    I didn't use the internet so much then & got used to mobile reception being reliably unreliable.
    However I think the real applications for 5G are military: if "empire A" has a drone (or AI software in a plane or tank) which is up against similar AI from "country C", then who will win will come down to the fastest programming.

    As for the "space lizard theory", well that is looking increasingly plausible each day, in metaphor at least.
    We already know that our leaders speak with forked tongue.
    "Vampires" is far more accurate though, almost literal.
    Hasran Nasrallah even alluded to this in his latest speech:
    "day after day, it is shown that this man (Trump) is racist, and that he is not part of the human race. I’m starting to believe that there are space beings (devoid of any ounce of humanity) among us, and that Trump is one of them."
    https://thesaker.is/nasrallah-the-pandemic-is-here-to-stay-trump-is-the-worst-criminal-in-history/

    , @Pft
    @obwandiyag

    The answer is obvious. They need it for AI/robotics and total control over the little people. Also the health affects depress the immune system and increase cancer so it helps the depopulation agenda (hence the need for AI/robotics) . I imagine the elite have figured out a way to minimize their exposure

    Nobody in the media asks the tough questions because they are totally controlled. This includes MSM and most of alt media.

    We are basically pfffft

    , @Steve Naidamast
    @obwandiyag

    I would add the question of, "What the f**k do we need social media for?".

    Social media produces no value except for people to jibber-jabber all day long.

    The fallacy in Cook's argument is that social media is not an area of critical thinking to any extent so any curbs on it, I am all for. It doesn't do anything to really bring people together and the majority of data on such sites is pure garbage.

    As to a new, more robust media; we have that to an extent such as right here with the Unz Review or even The American Conservative. Calling for more will not make the situation any better...

    Johnathan Cook, though his observations are very sound, basically calls for the same old, same old just as activists always call for new movements to develop.

    We don't need more, we need less. And every person around the world should be focused on getting rid of our decrepit governments instead of focusing on individual issues when we no longer have the political mechanisms in place to resolve them. Doing so wastes resources, energy, and in the end has been nothing but a big waste of time. The poor records of such movements makes on wonder when they come calling for donations if they are nothing more than scams.

    Ask yourself what major correction to society has any recent, major movement ever produced?

    Replies: @Parfois1

    , @Yawrate
    @obwandiyag

    To end up with the ubiquitous surveillance of something like the Tom Cruise movie Minority Report.

    And everything else the other comments address.

    , @Mary Marianne
    @obwandiyag

    It can help with allowing doctors to do remote surgeries without lag. Say someone needed brain surgery in New York, but the best brain surgeon lived in LA. The doctor could potentially be performing the surgery from LA on the patient all the way in NY.

    I'm sure there are other interesting applications. People need to understand that 5G is a tool. Just like a hammer can be used by a person to build or destroy things, so too can 5G be used for good and for bad things. The hammer itself is useless without the person controlling it and the same applies to 5G.

    Replies: @schnellandine, @Vojkan, @obwandiyag

    , @Bradley
    @obwandiyag

    Your toaster will be on online , so you can use it to program your ironing board.

  • @Tusk
    @obwandiyag

    How will you, uh, we, goyim consume Netflix at 8k resolution while on the bus without 5G?

    Replies: @Ann Nonny Mouse, @aandrews, @Gyre07

    Assuming sarcasm on your part, let me still say, ‘Why in fuck do I need 5G?’

  • From the Los Angeles Times: Napolitano's logic: The University of California's budget will need every tuition-paying warm body it can get its hands on for the foreseeable future, so we can no longer afford to turn away applicants merely for their lack of intelligence. As everybody knows, University of California campuses are stuffed full of...
  • @Hypnotoad666
    The Asians will go nuts over this. But I think the plan is that the politicians will be insulated because the decision will be by the Board of Regents. By the way, if you skim over the Regent's Bios you can see where they are coming from agenda-wise.

    https://regents.universityofcalifornia.edu/about/members-and-advisors/index.html

    Replies: @XYZ (no Mr.), @Anonymous, @fish

    My direct experience in California: both Asian-Americans and Asians (and Indians) constantly prattle on about how wonderful diversity is. Regardless of their feelings on taxation, illegal immigration, trade, etc. Because it benefits them tremendously vs Heritage Americans. Absolutely pin the percentage of UC students to the ethnic percentage of the young in California. Absolutely. It needs to be done. We have a federal system: let the experiment commence in California.

    • Agree: Gyre07
    • Replies: @Neuday
    @XYZ (no Mr.)

    If you're in California, White, and under 30, you should be loading a U-Haul; there is no future for you there.

    Replies: @Flip, @Gross Terry

  • My best guess for why the SAT is falling out of favor, as exemplified by it getting Cancelled at the U. of California campuses, would be what you see in this 2019 graph by Unsilenced Science: Namely, Asians have been pulling away from everybody else on the SAT college admissions test, especially since David "Common...
  • @LostInTgeWoods
    Higher education is running out of white kids

    What do you mean by this? There are probably still more whites than either Asians or Latinos taken as individual groups.

    Replies: @syonredux, @Gyre07, @Justsaying

    Apparently you didn’t read the article. The stats for UCSD show the student body is 37% Asian and 19% white.

  • Amidst the worldwide pandemic induced scare most of us have probably lost track of all the other potential dangers which still threaten international peace and stability. Allow me to list just a few headlines which, I strongly believe, deserve much more attention than what they got so far. Here we go: Military Times: "5 Iran...
  • @Anon
    Reading his posts, I’m convinced Saker works for the Democratic Party 2020 election committee. Given his biases I don’t believe his writings about the American military.

    Replies: @RadicalCenter, @Lot, @John Hagan, @padre, @flashlight joe, @Gyre07

    Or..he could be working for the ghost of Ho Chi Minh. Ya never know. “USA, USA, USA!” /s

  • @A123
    We are now 3 years into Trump's Presidency.

    -- # Of Boots on the Ground in Ukraine = ZERO
    -- # Of Boots on the Ground in Iran = ZERO
    -- # Of Boots on the Ground in Venezuela = ZERO

    One would think that the author would detect a trend line of zero, zero, and zero. With simple analysis it is straightforward to see that the NeoCon infiltration of the GOP is over.

    -- George Will and Bill Kristol left the GOP.
    -- Bolton was fired by the Trump administration.

    The war party is the SJW Globalist DNC. Samantha Power and her Responsibility To Protect [R2P] theory will have boots on the ground in Ukraine within days. To protect the people, not Biden's investment in Burisma. The NeoConDemocrats are dangerous.

    If you want to avoid war, vote Trump/Pence 2020
    ___

    By the way. If Venezuela and Iran both have functioning oil exports... Which way is the oil going in the tankers?

    PEACE 😷

    Replies: @Lot, @Anon, @Wally, @Justsaying, @MLK, @WJ, @ML, @Really No Shit, @Harold Smith, @Gyre07, @Fidelios Automata

    Venezuela has no refining capability. The presumption therefore is that Iran would refine the oil they get from Venezuela for them.

    • Replies: @AnonFromTN
    @Gyre07


    Venezuela has no refining capability.
     
    According to Latin news sources, among other things Iranian tankers bring additives that would allow Venezuela to restart its own refining. The Empire banned sales of these additives to Venezuela. We’ll see what happens next. Latins follow these tankers like a soap opera for a reason: the imperial policies have become a soap opera. Dull and repetitive one, at that.
  • My best guess for why the SAT is falling out of favor, as exemplified by it getting Cancelled at the U. of California campuses, would be what you see in this 2019 graph by Unsilenced Science: Namely, Asians have been pulling away from everybody else on the SAT college admissions test, especially since David "Common...
  • Interesting theory, but I tend to believe that the attack on standardized testing has much more to do with the fact that minorities tend not to do as well as Caucasians or Asians on intellectually-challenging tasks requiring quantitative analysis or linear thinking in general.

  • In his half-century in national politics, Joe Biden has committed more than his fair share of gaffes. Wednesday, he confused Pearl Harbor Day, Dec. 7, 1941, with D-Day, June 6, 1944. The more serious recent gaffe, a beaut, came at the close of a recent contentious interview with black activist Charlamagne tha God. A miffed...
  • Biden will capture 90% of the black vote. Trump is toast.

    • Disagree: Gyre07
    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Currahee

    Biden will capture 90% of the black vote. Trump is toast.

    Biden will get 90% of the Black vote as would just about any Democrat. But Trump will win barring any unforeseen scandal.

    Independents and moderate White Democrats aren't going to trust the economy to Biden. The stock market made impressive gains under Trump until the virus. Biden is too much of a wildcard.

    Democrats know they have a loser. Biden called Trump's travel bans "xenophonic" and then hid in his bunker for a few months. No one can honestly argue that Biden would have done a better job with the pandemic.

    Now Biden is upset with Trump's "tough talk" over Minnesota. Biden doesn't seem to care that the place is on fire.

    Replies: @bluedog

  • @follyofwar
    @Rurik

    Rurik, your makin' me do some research. I had heard of Justine Damond, but not Mona Nelson (blow torch murderer of a 12 year old boy in 2010).

    To save some others the work, Damond was killed by a Somali-American cop in Minneapolis after calling 9-1-1 to report a possible assault on a woman in an alley behind her house. I'm surprised you neglected to mention the cop's Somali ethnicity - affirmative action at its finest, no doubt. At least both Nelson and the trigger happy cop, Mohamed Noor, were found guilty. If they want to avoid more riots, disgraced white cop Derek Chauvin better be too.

    Replies: @Rurik, @Gyre07

    Found guilty of Second Degree Murder, not Minnesota’s version of manslaughter. Anything less, and it’s going to get worse. OR, the could ‘suicide’ him in jail like Epstein.

  • On Sunday morning May 17th, China's Ambassador to Israel, Du Wei, was found dead in bed inside his official residence in the Tel Aviv upscale suburb of Herzliya. He was 57 years old, married and the father of a son, and had been appointed to his position in February. He was reported to be in...
  • That’s good. Israel just put itself in the cross-hairs of China.