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    Back in 1930, economist John Maynard Keynes wrote in "Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren:" This has been frequently scoffed at. But maybe at Google, inside the 60 hours weeks there lurks a 15 hour week of actual work? Commenter Almost Missouri says: January 9, 2018 at 1:33 pm GMT • 200 Words( Edit-2150255) Maybe I’m...
  • @Desiderius
    @countenance


    But I infer from the fact that they did that they did fire him that he really wasn’t that crucial to Google’s productivity.
     
    And that peacock's tail must serve some purpose.

    Right?

    Replies: @raven lunatic

    try getting laid without one, bird

  • From Foreign Policy: Botched CIA Communications System Helped Blow Cover of Chinese Agents The number of informants executed in the debacle is higher than initially thought. BY ZACH DORFMAN | AUGUST 15, 2018, 5:13 PM It was considered one of the CIA’s worst failures in decades: Over a two-year period starting in late 2010, Chinese...
  • @Anonym
    Time for some iSteve trivia in-jokes. Who expressed the Neanderthal DNA better?

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/9/92/W_D_Hamilton.jpg/200px-W_D_Hamilton.jpg

    https://cdni.rt.com/files/news/1e/5a/e0/00/hackers-cia-brennan-financial-records.si.jpg

    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-OSI75Sk5hEg/UUHPdJBaZoI/AAAAAAAEMq0/wuegiEmCdIs/s1600/Ron_Perlman_Photo11.jpg

    Replies: @m___, @Steve Sailer, @raven lunatic, @Dan Hayes, @AndrewR, @Svigor

    contestant number three ofc

  • Visits to alt media portals (via Similar Web). Sites I am particularly interested in are highlighted. The Unz Review has continued to do very well, surging well ahead of other competitors in the "alt media" (LewRockwell, Takimag, Marginal Revolution, TruthDig, TruthOut, Antiwar, VDare, Mondoweiss). We are now essentially level pegging with both The American Conservative...
  • would you consider naked capitalism to be alt-left alt-media? where do they fit into all this?

    ive noticed that lately they haven’t been gunshy about linking unz articles and authors, albeit with the occasional ‘ugh crazy rightwingers got one right’ disclaimer

  • Buzzfeed recently had an article in which they reveal how Henry Kissinger has been lobbying Trump and Jared Kushner about cooperating with Russia to box in China. The idea is to pull of the reverse of what Nixon accomplished in the 1970s, patching up relations with Red China to exert more pressure on the more...
  • it doesn’t take a bismark to see the logic inherent in bear x eagle in the context of a rising sun, moon or dragon

    http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2012/10/stalingrad-at-70.html

    six years ago?

  • Do conspiracy theorists ever get anything right? If they don't, does that prove that conspiracies never happen? One way to examine these questions is to consider a giant conspiracy that actually happened: by the end of WWII, about 9,000 people were working on Ultra -- the deciphering of German Enigma machine codes -- at Bletchley...
  • the first rule of MAGIC is that you do NOT talk about MAGIC

    the second rule of magic is that you stop people who do ^_^

    • Replies: @AndrewR
    @raven lunatic

    Hi hbd chick!

    , @Pheasant
    @raven lunatic

    Very clever. Took me a moment to get it. The U.S codebreakers were very important too.

    , @ben tillman
    @raven lunatic

    Very good.

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @raven lunatic


    the first rule of MAGIC is that you do NOT talk about MAGIC

    the second rule of magic is that you stop people who do ^_^


     

    Leave the NBA out of this.


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


    https://usathoopshype.files.wordpress.com/2017/09/orlando-magic.jpg?w=1000&h=600&crop=1

    Replies: @Paul Jolliffe

  • Blair continues: For example, a lot of anti-white diatribes include accusations that whites deserved to be hated for thinking Bad Thoughts. For example, Slate's higher IQ version of Ta-Nehisi Coates, Jamelle Bouie, appears to be convinced that when he is walking his dog, white people say hello to his dog instead of him because they...
  • i live in an upper-middle class part of a big coastal city. my neighbors are >95% white. they are also less likely to return my hello than their dog because they are so far up their own goddamn ass

    (n.b. i am white)

  • We are now before the 100th anniversary of World War I, the war that was supposed to end all wars. While honoring the 16 million who died in this conflict, we should also condemn the memory of the politicians, officials and incompetent generals who created this horrendous blood bath. I’ve walked most of the Western...
  • the introduction of nuclear weapons is the best example of the black swan you’re ever going to find. the probability of war between major powers is lower than ever but the possible /consequences\ are… vertiginous

  • Updated, 10/17/15. See below! In this post, I will review Gregory Cochran's "gay germ" hypothesis. I wanted to make an index of Cochran's posts from his and Henry Harpending's blog West Hunter that discuss it. These posts don't seem to all show up under the "Homosexuality" category there, and I wanted links to them to...
  • so other virus(es) account for homosexual behaviors in all the various animal species known to display it as well as people? i dont think the virus theory is quite as parsimonious as you claim

  • President Donald Trump’s order to withdraw from Syria has been greeted, predictably, with an avalanche of condemnation culminating in last Thursday’s resignation by Defense Secretary James Mattis. The Mattis resignation letter focused on the betrayal of allies, though it was inevitably light on details, suggesting that the Marine Corps General was having some difficulty in...
  • @FB
    In defense of the chickenhawk...the actual bird...

    The first time I saw one in action, it was quite a revelation...I looked out the kitchen window to see what looked like a blue jay perching on some kind of largish rock that he was pecking at...of course that made no sense at all and upon closer examination it turned out to be a tiny raptor, not even a foot long from beak to tail, standing on a much larger dead chicken and ripping flesh off of it...I ran out back toward the chicken yard and the mighty little slayer flew off...the poor hen had a good part of her back flesh removed...

    Pretty amazing that such a tiny bird could take a chicken easily ten times its weight...the sharp shinned hawk weighs in at just 100 grams...

    So while I certainly despise the useless eaters that agitate for war while having not the slightest idea what combat of any kind is about, I always cringe at the degradation of the word 'chickenhawk'...a mighty little predator whose good name should not be sullied in association with such human detritus...

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c9/Accipiter_striatus%2C_Canet_Road%2C_San_Luis_Obispo_1.jpg

    Replies: @Cortes, @Hunsdon, @Simply Simon, @wayfarer, @raven lunatic

    the meta-fer is extremely apt, if one remembers those old LOONY TUNES cartoons

    “Henery Hawk was a cartoon character created by Chuck Jones and Robert McKimson in the Looney Tunes series. The premise of this character was that he was too young to know what a chicken was and hence, although having a great deal of energy, was easily tricked into thinking that other animals (usually the Barnyard Dawg or Sylvester) were chickens.”

  • An anonymous iSteve contributor writes:
  • @Hail
    Very nicely done, if an in-joke which those not following the Taleb-vs.-LotsofPeople affair will not get. Which makes me feel not guilty about OT'ing:

    Swindle
     
    I present 2019's first media swindle:

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dv8eDDZWkAEBVPg.jpg



    To add to list of the words that need retirement: "Maverick."

    Replies: @Chrisnonymous, @raven lunatic, @anon, @TelfoedJohn, @I, Libertine, @peterike, @Svigor, @Wilkey

    the only good maverick is an agm-65

  • Well, so do we all, but the Japanese in particular. Shizuyo Sutou (2018): Low-dose radiation from A-bombs elongated lifespan and reduced cancer mortality relative to un-irradiated individuals The US National Academy of Sciences (NAS) presented the linear no-threshold hypothesis (LNT) in 1956, which indicates that the lowest doses of ionizing radiation are hazardous in proportion...
  • @Anatoly Karlin
    @Jon0815


    No, the Soviet declaration of war on Japan and swift victory in Manchuria (in which over 10,000 Russians gave their lives), saved hundreds of thousands of American lives.
     
    It was a combination of both factors.

    ... to witness a Russian nationalist...
     
    These are called sovoks.

    Replies: @Swarthy Greek, @raven lunatic

    there is a third and under-acknowledged driver of the japanese surrender: the total naval blockade of the home islands. extensive submarine warfare crippled japans ability to arm and feed itself well before then, and was far more influential on the juntas decision making than any and all aerial bombardment.

    there is a strong argument to be made that the psychological impact of nuclear weapons was far greater than their raw power. but both japan and the united states had good reasons for assigning the atom bombings an outsized role in events

  • Hurricane Floyd has likely ended whatever meager chances the US still had of containing its coronavirus epidemic, so sealing the fates of far more people than will die in these riots. I am not so much talking about direct transmissions between riots, and rioters and their families further down the line, which may not be...
  • off-topic but serious question: how long would it take south korea to develop nuclear capabilities, given it had the will / political ect. to do so? ive seen serious analyses that place germany, japan and some of the nordics in the category of ‘a few months to a half-year’. are the sorks there too?

    • Replies: @The Wild Geese Howard
    @raven lunatic


    are the sorks there too?
     
    Yes.

    They probably already have a design archive and most of the parts that aren't the, "physics package, ' already built.

    These materials are obviously among their most closely held state secrets.
  • The Obama regime’s National Security Advisor, Susan Rice, the most unqualified person ever to have had that job, told Wolf Blitzer on CNN that the organized burning and looting violence of the George Floyd protests “is right out of the Russian playbook” — Other nutcases are blaming “foreign adversaries” such as China. Susan is not...
  • in a way this dumb broad aint wrong: if you WERE a foreign enemy trying to inflict maximum carnage, the coronavirus followed immediately by the race riots (…right as the lockdowns were lifting…) could you do any better than this kind of 1-2 knockout combo?

  • The noted science fiction writer Philip K. Dick once declared that “Reality is what continues to exist whether you believe in it or not.” Such an observation should be kept in mind when we consider some of the touchier aspects of American society. Recall the notorious case of Daniel Patrick Moynihan, whose 1965 report on...
  • i would like to state a simple political science problem i have for the dear readership of my friends in the unz community:

    i feel lost in the racial debate that rages through our civil society, such as it is (and indeed it is in a parlous state!) i feel like the racial-realist, human evolution biological +/- socio-cultural-assortive-mating ‘conservative’ crowd make a lot of extremely… pointed… points about our ethnoracial tensions and their origins. the left-liberal-progressive axis has no rejoinder i have heard save emotional ragey denials, and i have sadly explored a lot of left-liberal-open-minded-agreeable opinion on the matter. so here is my deal: the left denies the existence of h. sapiens as she stands, and the right seems to smugly assert the fact of the matter without proposing some form of effective remedy!

    so, taking racial statistical correlates as they are, and observing that the phenomenon emerges (to an extent) from the generative process… what should be done for the benefit of our african-american brothers and sisters? what changes to our democracy and society (such as she stands) would you propose for their benefit and that of the nation?

    bonus points for crime/policing because its a sticking point let me tell you what

  • A friend writes:
  • lol isnt ‘beltway bandits’ more appropriately an appellation applied to congress and the rest of the DC swamp?

    on an unrelated note, my favorite DC oxymoron is ‘intelligence community’

  • iSteve commenter Mr. Blank says in response to my posting official FBI crime statistics showing that blacks are 7.9 times as likely as the rest of the population to be a murder offender in 2018: From time to time, I’ve been tempted to post figures like this in response to some of the crazier stuff...
  • @Achmed E. Newman
    Not all these people have to keep the plates spinning in their heads. It doesn't have to be like that. They may even be numbers people for employment, but that does not mean they have to take in THESE kinds of numbers.

    Many people's eyes will glaze over when one gets into any detail on victims vs. % of population, incarceration rates, blah, blah, blah (to them, that is). However, if you even come up with the simple 7.5% to 11% factor of increased homicide rates, even those hypocrites that do know very well how to deal with numbers just mark you as a series of bad words that include racist in their heads, and will quit listening right there. They don't want to hear it. You're mean and not worth listening to, and your numbers are mean.

    As for their tacit knowledge, it doesn't have to include these mean, nasty-minded numbers. They just know that they've ALWAYS wanted to live in that leafy neighborhood, with those cool streets, coffee shops, and good schools for later on. They will not let their minds go far enough to figure what makes this neighborhood their favorite, other than that "magic dirt" concept.

    Replies: @raven lunatic, @Bill Jones

    ‘They don’t want to hear it. You’re mean and not worth listening to, and your numbers are mean.’

    this. this times one hundred.

    sadly the only remedy for this kind of fantasy thinking is a mugging

  • Here it is: Vladimir Putin: The Real Lessons of the 75th Anniversary of World War II It is a translation from the Russian on Rossiyskaya Gazeta. Summary from Bryan MacDonald at RT. It's TL;DR for me. But quick perusal, seems like a standard modern Russian attempt to reconcile the Soviet version of history, including battling...
  • have you seen t-34? thoughts?

  • firstly: mr. putin elided the real meat of molotov-ribbentrop as well as the winter war. needless to say, stalin’s USSR was not exactly a force for world peace in the pre-war years. he also neglected consideration of just how catastrophically stalin failed to prepare for the german invasion.

    …and there is a reason, nobody wants to address, why the invasion forces were met with open arms… until their genocidal intentions became clear. (side note: how do the holocaust deniers deal with the fact the nazis wholeheartedly embraced the extermination of homosexuals, politically ‘unreliable’ GERMAN individuals, the whole of the SA, the slavs, the gypsies AND the poles… but somehow think european jewry was hitler’s prime target AND yet not actually killed?!?)

    secondly: what a gosh-darned treat to read an essay of real significance from a world leader! it really is clarifying to see the world from anothers perspective. i hate to say it but im envious. russia had its awful interregnum earlier than most, which seemed like a curse but in actuality seems to be a cliodynamic asset now. the lord works in mysterious ways.

  • First time on Moscow Metro after couple of months on June 12 (Russia Day), within minutes have ascertained for myself (n=~50) that Corona will rage here until herd immunity. Mask wearing at ~60% (well short of the needed 80%), of which a quarter wear them opened up anyway. At this point - well, actually, as...
  • seriously

    seriously

    you’ve watched t-34, right? the russian movie? it gives me goosebumps and im not even russian

  • The noted science fiction writer Philip K. Dick once declared that “Reality is what continues to exist whether you believe in it or not.” Such an observation should be kept in mind when we consider some of the touchier aspects of American society. Recall the notorious case of Daniel Patrick Moynihan, whose 1965 report on...
  • @Lot
    @Ron Unz

    “ There actually exists massive statistical evidence that Hispanics have approximately the same crime rates as whites of the same age and gender.”

    O really?

    https://www.aim.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Murder-Rates-by-Age-Simpson-Black-Criminals-White-Victims-and-White-Guilt-1024x518.jpg

    https://www.aim.org/special-report/black-criminals-white-victims-and-white-guilt/

    Replies: @Ron Unz, @raven lunatic

    the hispanic ‘crime surge’ was a consequence of immigration being heavily biased towards younger males.

    to a first approximation, all violent crime is committed by young men

    • Replies: @MarkinLA
    @raven lunatic

    Yes but the problem of black and Hispanic crime is one of the chicken and the egg. Apologists for black crime always talk about "socioeconomic" problems in the black community leading to crime and that if you take that away black crime goes down significantly.

    The problem is that no matter what "programs" the government comes up with a sizable percentage of blacks continue to stay at the bottom of society because they do not want to go to school, do not want to work at the only jobs they have the skills for, and have a general bad attitude and cannot stay employed for long. Throw in drug and alcohol use and teen pregnancy and you have the mess you have. Hispanics are less so than blacks but it is true that in places like LA all the Hispanic schools are ranked at the bottom with the black schools.

    It would be easy to say, just "fix" the schools, as so many of the SJWs do. However, how do you fix grades 1-8? They aren't teaching anything that needs computers or any other fancy equipment. Plain old books have worked for hundreds of years at that level of learning. Everything is dependent on rote memorization except at the fringes like when algebra is being introduced in grade 8. It is not the fault of the teachers if you are deficient then. It is the fault of the students and their parents. The cycle repeats.

    Replies: @RobbieSmith

  • The Tatar looks like Walter White of "Breaking Bad" playing Lenin in an Albuquerque community theater production of Tom Stoppard's "Travesties."
  • the tatar is OBVIOUSLY red alert 2’s yuri

    • LOL: Thomas, Kronos
    • Replies: @BenKenobi
    @raven lunatic

    Those helicopters that converted into artillery pieces were very useful.

    While we're on the subject: WHY DID THEY MAKE KANE AN ALIEN?!?!?!?

  • It was always going to come to this … mobs of hysterical, hate-drunk brownshirts hunting down people not wearing masks and trying to get them fired from their jobs, “no mask, no service” signs outside stores, security staff stopping the mask-less from entering, paranoid pod people pointing and shrieking at the sight of mask-less shoppers...
  • good lord people divorce from yourselves the 1) information warfare campaign and 2) the pandemic; just because the establishment is a pack of lying craven materialist hyenas doesnt mean there aint no pandemic.

    ffs this is like the FIFTH major coronavirus from asia since globalization became A Thing; we should thank our lucky stars we havent had mega-AIDS or the superflu yet just through raw biogenic concentration

    wear a face mask in poorly ventilated public places you GOD DAMNED BARBARIANS or you are FUCKING with CIVILIZATION just like they is

    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @raven lunatic


    ffs this is like the FIFTH major coronavirus from asia since globalization became A Thing;...
     
    That's just it though, Mr. Lunatic. Many of us have seen all of these 5 be discussed in the news and seen a few Japanese people at the hub airport (DTW was the big Northwest Airlines hub during them) wearing the masks and made fun of. It was not the top story in the news for months running, and governments didn't close down society with force. We had some damn Perspective*, and we understand that this latest virus out of the Orient is pretty much the same-old-same-old.

    Now we have too many people lacking any reasonable perspective because, as DForDoom wrote above, they have the 24/7/365-6 Infotainment on at their houses and their pieces of fancy iCrap on them everywhere else. They look at the numbers like they are football scores (you know, there being no regular sportsball on, they are starved for the latter part of their Bread & Circuses). Well, during this re-Panic, or Season 2 of the Kung Flu Infotainment Panic-Fest, as some call it, the numbers are not so good. What I mean is deaths FROM and WITH the Kung Flu are tailing off. Therefore, we must concentrate on CASES. Forget deaths! It's so simple. Maybe you need a refresher course. C'mon guys, it's all CASES nowadays!

    .

    * See also Perspective vs. Hysteria.
  • I was attacked by a gander once. I was walking through a suburban Chicago parking lot and a mother goose was sitting on her eggs on one of the little landscaped islands in the asphalt. The father goose flew at my eyes, hissing. Fortunately, the weather was warm enough that I had taken my sweater...
  • if you need advice on how to take down a wetland bird you need to turn in your human card IN SHAME

  • I am an unabashed Kanye fan and fully endorse this. It certainly helps Trump. Go for it.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ike6wHkzwLg

    Video Link


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    • Agree: raven lunatic
  • Early yesterday morning I received a worried note from one of our regular columnists saying our website no longer came up in any Google search results. Google and Facebook are the top gatekeepers to the global Internet, and in early May they had both purged us, with Facebook blocking our content and Google de-ranking all...
  • excellent video; thank you again for your work

    my only comment is… couldn’t they have used a more flattering photo? =/

  • For forty years I carefully read the New York Times in hard copy each and every morning, eager to discover what had transpired since the previous day. But just in the last few months, my commitment has begun to flag, and my eyes often only lightly glance at half or more of the articles and...
  • @Anonymous
    Do you still read these papers at the Burger King?

    http://www.onenation.org/opinion/this-man-controls-california/

    The huge living room contains not a stick of furniture. The fridge holds mostly Gatorade, muffins, and frozen snacks; Unz, a 37-year-old bachelor, eats half his meals at Burger King. He sleeps on a mattress on the floor. The bathrooms are dirty, and the dust is thick. There’s no one who comes in to clean, no photos on display, and no escaping the thought that a well-heeled businessman has to have a screw loose to live this way…

    As usual, Unz has been up since five a.m., reading three newspapers and scrolling others online. At six-thirty, he dons a Walkman with his favorite Neil Diamond tape for his mile-and-a-half constitutional to Burger King, where, over coffee, he scans three more papers from the out-of-town stand next door.
     
    https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1998-jul-16-mn-4223-story.html

    A bachelor, he takes his meals at Burger King and has no hobbies, though he occasionally enjoys a walk through downtown Palo Alto, with a Neil Diamond tape playing over and over again on a stereo headset.

    He drives a dusty Nissan Sentra and has yet to fully furnish his spacious Spanish-style home, purchased in 1992. Until recently, he owned only one suit, which he repeatedly patched throughout the Proposition 227 campaign–“until the holes simply became too big.”
     

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    its almost like the guy cares more about his work and his country than being fashionable. go figure!

    • Agree: Polemos
  • Walking up to my local chain drugstore, I saw a two-panel notice that I hadn't seen before, pasted on the inside of the automatic glass door. Left panel, blue letter on white: Right panel, white letters on blue: The quote is attributed to Heyward Donigan, President and CEO of Rite Aid. "A home"—what? So I...
  • i know of at least ONE korean war song:

  • A question that is still largely unanswered about the large death toll from the coronavirus is how much have we lost in terms of societal contribution from people with the prime of their careers still ahead of them. For example, will anybody write a famous song about the young geniuses struck down by COVID the...
  • looking at casualty figures is only a small piece of the problem. the real issue with corona seems to be the way it can deal permanent, lasting damage to the organs of young, healthy people. im afraid we’re only going to understand the full impact of this pandemic after some time has passed

    • Replies: @Mr. Anon
    @raven lunatic


    looking at casualty figures is only a small piece of the problem. the real issue with corona seems to be the way it can deal permanent, lasting damage to the organs of young, healthy people. im afraid we’re only going to understand the full impact of this pandemic after some time has passed
     
    What's also bad is how it can cause Kawasawi syndrome in children. You remember that?

    Except it doesn't. It turns out that claim was wrong.

    Maybe the oft-repeated one about permanent organ damage is too.

    This is the first pandemic in history that the authorities wanted to be worse than it is.

    Replies: @Thirdtwin, @raven lunatic

    , @Anonymous
    @raven lunatic

    Raven Lunatic: "Over 20 comments since 2015."

    Shill.

    , @Libre
    @raven lunatic

    Yea in 1 out of 1000 cases it gives bronchitis. Shattup clown

  • From the New York Post: It comes just a year after his organization, Not This Time, was paid $100,000 to sponsor a speaker series that was called “Conversations with the Streets.” Taylor led one of the first rallies in Seattle after the police-custody death of George Floyd, the Seattle Times said. He was later accused...
  • the secretary bird is a beautiful creature that in no way deserves to be compared to any kind of pimp or hustler

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @raven lunatic


    the secretary bird is a beautiful creature that in no way deserves to be compared to any kind of pimp or hustler
     
    She's He's an administrative professional bird today.

    The first US Stanley Cup champion was the Seattle Metropolitans. No, man, this guy is the Seattle metropolitan!


    BTW, we already have a lunatic raven here: Corvinus.

    , @El Dato
    @raven lunatic

    How about Secretary AR-15? More important than ever.

    https://i.postimg.cc/xjF9Wvq8/Secretary-AR-15-small.jpg

  • A question that is still largely unanswered about the large death toll from the coronavirus is how much have we lost in terms of societal contribution from people with the prime of their careers still ahead of them. For example, will anybody write a famous song about the young geniuses struck down by COVID the...
  • @Mr. Anon
    @raven lunatic


    looking at casualty figures is only a small piece of the problem. the real issue with corona seems to be the way it can deal permanent, lasting damage to the organs of young, healthy people. im afraid we’re only going to understand the full impact of this pandemic after some time has passed
     
    What's also bad is how it can cause Kawasawi syndrome in children. You remember that?

    Except it doesn't. It turns out that claim was wrong.

    Maybe the oft-repeated one about permanent organ damage is too.

    This is the first pandemic in history that the authorities wanted to be worse than it is.

    Replies: @Thirdtwin, @raven lunatic

    im absolutely willing to believe that the establishment would lie in exactly this fashion– i mean after 9/11, iraq, libya, yemen and so on you would have to be mad to consider them anything other than incompetent and evil… but what kind of conspiracy gets china, russia, israel, the us, western europe, india and the koreas all on the same page??

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-8427625/As-half-coronavirus-patients-NO-symptoms-silently-suffer-lung-damage.html

    i think ron’s hypothesis that the corona was a bioweapon that got spectacularly out of control is more credible than the idea the whole shabang is an information op. look at a REAL information op; ‘russiagate’. hardly a masterwork of planning and execution, nu?

    • Replies: @Mr. Anon
    @raven lunatic


    look at a REAL information op; ‘russiagate’. hardly a masterwork of planning and execution, nu?
     
    And yet it got about half the population to believe it. There are liberal suburban housewives who refer to Mitch McConnell as "Moscow Mitch".
  • Early yesterday morning I received a worried note from one of our regular columnists saying our website no longer came up in any Google search results. Google and Facebook are the top gatekeepers to the global Internet, and in early May they had both purged us, with Facebook blocking our content and Google de-ranking all...
  • ive got another observation for you: slack stopped expanding unz.com links posted around the same time that the google censorship began.

  • One morning a couple of years ago I received an urgent email from a moderately prominent libertarian figure strongly focused on antiwar issues. He warned me that our publication had been branded a "White Supremacist website" by the Washington Post, and urged me to immediately respond, perhaps by demanding a formal retraction or even taking...
  • @AaronB
    @John Johnson

    Right, the mainstream definitely isn't as confident in their position as they seem. On some level they know race is real, and are trying to suppress that.

    I think its more of can unconscious process and I wouldn't call it simple, conscious lying, but I get what you are saying. Its more like a complex unconscious process of denial. I do see that among the race realists a lot too.

    You are right that this site does permit criticism, while the mainstream does not. This site is trying to challenge the orthodoxy, while the mainstream is trying to uphold an orthodoxy. These different roles require different tactics.

    All challengers must advocate for free speech - the Left originally did that too - but once in power, they become tyrants. I have noticed a desire here to suppress any one expressing views that differ dramatically from this site's unofficial orthodoxy. Many commenters have called for my banning and columnists have not published comments of mine. Ron limited my commenting privileges more than other commenters (I get 2 per hour rather than 3). And certain commenters are promoted with gold stars.

    Right now this site is far freer than mainstream sites, but I am not sure that that would be the case if this site was the orthodoxy.

    Still, back to my original point, I think the way out is to avoid extremes. Trying to be too "nice" as the Left is doing ends up causing harm. Trying to completely eradicate hatred will end up promoting it as whites reject being guilty all the time.

    Its OK to be a little bit evil and a little bit bad.

    On this site, the opposite extreme is often taken. If Jews are on top in the mainstream, Jews are demons here. If blank slatism is on top out there, extreme racism is promoted here.

    This doesn't seem healthy to me.

    In Judaism and religions like Buddhism, there is a level beyond good and evil. Evil is not something to be completely eradicated. Jews think God created both good and evil, and the Talmud says the evil impulse is necessary but must be used properly in the service of good.

    I think Christianity alone called for the total eradication of evil. There was no higher perspective from which evil was not real. It was absolutely real and had to go.

    I think this attitude is what leads to the politics of extremism in the West.

    I think we need a new politics of balance and compromise - the fusion of opposites.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @raven lunatic

    the problem is that the dialectic is halted by the fact the opposite perspectives are effectively forbidden from true interaction. no ‘liberal’ will countenance a whiff of ‘racism’; in fact, they may even attack you personally, physically or try and get you fired for your presumption. what unz does for us all is priceless in that it allows the suppressed perspectives light and air, but it cannot by itself help us resolve the disharmony. until proper dialog resumes we will have nothing but chaos

    that said, i never thought that charlie manson’s helter-skelter would become the unofficial law of the land

    • Replies: @AaronB
    @raven lunatic

    Right, Unz is not a website that is going to achieve the higher synthesis that will finally heal our culture, but is rather the other extreme in the dialectic.

    So even though Unz appears to be "bad", it may, despite itself, end up promoting the good.

    In Faust, Goethe describes the Devil as that force which wills bad, but ends up promoting good. German culture at that time was steeped in ideas of dialectic.

    Looking at Unz "on its own", it's easy to see it as a monstrous thing, a creation of darkness, but placing it in the context of the insane overdevelopement of the "light" element in mainstream culture, Unz may have a useful role to play in restoring a healthy synthesis.

    So the extreme partiality, limited vision, and "one sidedness" of Unz that strikes one so strongly, us a response to those qualities in the mainstream.

    In 2013, I thought Unz may have been the website that helps achieve the higher synthesis pur culture so needs, so its a bit disappointing to me to see it devolve into an - apparently- unintelligent and partisan website.

    But this means our culture is not yet ready for the higher synthesis. The politics of extremism must continue for a while. The Great Bifurcation of all opposites must continue for a while.

    And while Unz may have its role to play by representing the Shadow (which it us dangerous to suppress), the force that will unify and heal our culture has not yet appeared.

    Replies: @Seraphim, @raven lunatic

  • Workhorse iSteve content generator Karen Attiah, Global Opinions Editor of the Washington Post, has a Post column brim-full of the wry, humble self-awareness without the slightest hint of megalomania that we've all come to associate with black women's opinionizing: Isn't everything a reminder of how non-white women never get to talk? ... Black women especially...
  • @steve & whomever else it may concern:

    i was perusing the latest FBI crime dataz here:

    https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2018/crime-in-the-u.s.-2018/tables/expanded-homicide-data-table-3.xls

    and noticed that the black murder rate seems to really fall off with age. has anyone else noticed this, and/or do they have a theory as to why? my first guess would be related to the ‘fast life strategy’ hypothesis, with our black countrymen aging out of the effective murderer age cohort quicker than others. but my experience with old white men is that some of them truly harbor a well-seasoned, slow-broiled spirit of thanatos, e.g. the mass shooter in vegas. caucasians without families and/or God can be horribly vindictive

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @raven lunatic

    Some of that.

    Also, more black men are in prison more of their adult life, so they aren't available to murder anybody.

  • One morning a couple of years ago I received an urgent email from a moderately prominent libertarian figure strongly focused on antiwar issues. He warned me that our publication had been branded a "White Supremacist website" by the Washington Post, and urged me to immediately respond, perhaps by demanding a formal retraction or even taking...
  • @AaronB
    @raven lunatic

    Right, Unz is not a website that is going to achieve the higher synthesis that will finally heal our culture, but is rather the other extreme in the dialectic.

    So even though Unz appears to be "bad", it may, despite itself, end up promoting the good.

    In Faust, Goethe describes the Devil as that force which wills bad, but ends up promoting good. German culture at that time was steeped in ideas of dialectic.

    Looking at Unz "on its own", it's easy to see it as a monstrous thing, a creation of darkness, but placing it in the context of the insane overdevelopement of the "light" element in mainstream culture, Unz may have a useful role to play in restoring a healthy synthesis.

    So the extreme partiality, limited vision, and "one sidedness" of Unz that strikes one so strongly, us a response to those qualities in the mainstream.

    In 2013, I thought Unz may have been the website that helps achieve the higher synthesis pur culture so needs, so its a bit disappointing to me to see it devolve into an - apparently- unintelligent and partisan website.

    But this means our culture is not yet ready for the higher synthesis. The politics of extremism must continue for a while. The Great Bifurcation of all opposites must continue for a while.

    And while Unz may have its role to play by representing the Shadow (which it us dangerous to suppress), the force that will unify and heal our culture has not yet appeared.

    Replies: @Seraphim, @raven lunatic

    how does one address the massive ‘antiracist’ memeplex dominating the thoughts of our left-liberal countrymen? it is a formidable mental fortress. my latest attempts at sincerely discussing race issues, with a longtime college friend, ended rather poorly. here’s a short except of his final response:

    “I wish the Turks ended your garbage blood line and spared some other Armenian family with worthwhile values instead. Just wanted to be clear, XXXXX: we are not friends anymore. That well is poisoned with your far right cultural values and your feelings of victimhood because you cannot tell your coworkers that you support eugenics and don’t believe in systemic racism.”

    ANTIRACISM IN ACTION! ^_^

  • From a New York Times Book Review:
  • this here is sheer lunacy of which i will have no part

    without ‘making babies’ none of us would exist!!!

  • This thread will remain available indefinitely for users to report website bugs and suggestions. Off-topic comments should not be made here, and are much less likely to be published.
  • is there a way to make a one-time donation to support unz? if not, i think its a feature that you should consider implementing, for those of us who strongly support this site and its mission but are of limited means

  • Charles Pewitt on how by playing with the dollar, the powers that be are playing with fire: The TreasureFed knows there is no way out the way it came in. The only option is forward. The official inflation target has been calibrated upwards, the pretense of even considering tightening over the next several years is...
  • stimulus, schmimulus; what is mostly talked about is whether the dying patient deserves a band-aid or a tourniquet

    what is needed is a national program to restore defunct capacities on a fundamental level. people need skilled and semi-skilled work, which is to say that the means of efficiently producing and improving valuable goods and services has become terminally fucked in america if not the whole of the western world on account of the ability and willingness of our decadent overclass to extract money vampirically through social and financial engineering. at present the capacity to understand this dynamic- let alone the will and means to correct it- is lacking.

    it will not arise unless the lord God deigns to intervene or catastrophe inevitably occurs and disrupts the mechanics of the stasis dynamic.

    • Agree: Brian Reilly
  • Last election, Trump came close to turning long-time blue state Minnesota. In 2020, the year that the Democratic leadership of Minneapolis and Minnesota managed to get much of Minneapolis's commercial footage looted by BLM and burned by Antifa, Biden is winning easily. In contrast, Missourians did not react positively in 2016 to the Obama Administration...
  • theres a reason it is called ‘stockholm syndrome’ and not ‘mexico city madness’

    • Agree: Travis
    • Thanks: anonymous1963
  • Take a look around you. Do you see degeneracy? Do you see white dispossession? Do you see decline in institutions and trust in them? Do you see endless wars in the Middle East? Chances are, it’s the Jews. The early lifers have their fingers in a lot of shit pies — probably all of them....
  • 1) your average jewmercian is more or less like you and me. they are working shitty jobs to provide for their families in a corporate hellscape, and while they have their foibles, they arent the people to be held responsible for anything

    2) from Jesus Christ to our own host ron, ethnic jews have made some of the very best religious christians

    • Replies: @ariadna
    @raven lunatic

    So, collective responsibility, a concept held sacred by all the "average" jews, bless their hearts, only applies to Goyim, right?

    , @BannedHipster
    @raven lunatic

    Ron Unz is a religious Christian? I find that hard to believe.

  • Funnily enough, I was Blocked from commenting on her Facebook page almost exactly a decade ago to the day for sarcastically suggesting to her that she personally hunt down Assange from her helicopter On Assange, as with many other things such as Russian Derangement Syndrome, the traditional lib/con positions have flipped, with the likes of...
  • @Old and Grumpy
    The then governor Sarah Palin's emails were released on wikileaks. Believed that was the reason she resigned. Well that, and the liberal press just loved wikileaks back in those day. They used it to punish her for existing. Palin just proved she is the bigger person. Hopefully she makes no "strides towards true progressivism." What does that actually mean? Sounds frightening.

    Trump seems to be a stealth swamp monster, he won't pardon Assange. I welcome a surprise.

    Replies: @The Alarmist, @raven lunatic, @dfordoom

    to everyone who thinks of donald trump as the messiah and/or hitler:

    have you guys SEEN his reality TV show??

  • But let's move on to a far more important discussion: Raz of Chaz or MAGA Viking, who did the techno-barbarian warlord aesthetic better during their occupations of Capitol Hill and the Capitol, respectively? Both are very strong competitors to be sure. *** Points in favor of MAGA Viking: (1) Storming one of the key power...
  • @Bashibuzuk

    whereas MAGA Viking will almost certainly be charged, possibly locked away,
     
    If two or more persons in any State or Territory, or in any place subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, conspire to overthrow, put down, or to destroy by force the Government of the United States, or to levy war against them, or to oppose by force the authority thereof, or by force to prevent, hinder, or delay the execution of any law of the United States, or by force to seize, take, or possess any property of the United States contrary to the authority thereof, they shall each be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years, or both.

    (June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 808; July 24, 1956, ch. 678, § 1, 70 Stat. 623; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(N), Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2148.)


    https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2384

    Replies: @raven lunatic, @Reactive Reaction, @elmerfudzie

    when can we apply this law to bill kristol?? asking for a friend

    • LOL: Thomasina
    • Replies: @Bashibuzuk
    @raven lunatic


    when can we apply this law to bill kristol??
     
    When you are strong enough to ensure your votes are counted and your presidential election is not stolen from you. When you are grown up enough to take and keep power in your own countries. That is- starting from today- never. Because you should have done it 19 years ago. Also see the comments # 26 and # 27 bellow.
  • From The Economist, a week and a half after I broke the news that murder was up 38% in urban America in 2020 over 2019: No, they aren't. Who lives on those 7% of Chicago? That might give us a clue who is committing all the incremental murders. Murders in Chicago declined in recent years...
  • one of the great ironies of present times is that the american establishment has been PROVEN to be !incredibly! racist… but not in the way that BLM-types might think: the doyens of good taste vastly prefer exposing socially-‘enlightened’ nostrums to preventing the deaths of african-americans or doing anything to better their lives. people who ACTUALLY cared about other racial groups would never countenance such behavior!!!

  • The subsequent graph shows support today for FDR's executive order 9066 (though FDR is not mentioned in the question) that "created military exclusion zones during World War II and allowed for the forcible relocation of Americans of Japanese descent to internment camps", by selected demographics. The YouGov survey does not break out Asian responses. We'd...
  • it surprises me (though i suppose it shouldnt) that the very relevant fact of ‘american’ japanese nationals assisting their co-ethnics during pearl harbor is largely omitted from the discussion of the internment camps

    • Replies: @AceDeuce
    @raven lunatic

    The powers that be also were aware of the Niihau Incident right after PH.

    Fun fact: a full one third of jap-Americans at the time were not citizens of the U.S. It would have been suicidal not to keep them in check.

    Replies: @Hugo Silva, @Servant of Gla'aki

    , @Patricus
    @raven lunatic

    The Pearl Harbor incident directly influenced mainlanders who wanted to incarcerate Japanese Americans. How many Japanese would have worked to undermine the war effort is unknown. I would guess there would have been very few. They served with distinction in Europe. They were not put in a position to be battling Japanese.

  • From my new column in Taki's Magazine: Read the whole thing there.
  • the only reason to read twitter is because smart and honest people occasionally make use of its vast reach and quick ripple. otherwise the platform is ridiculously constrained for coherent thought and the leadership has grown totally decadent and detached

    • Replies: @Redneck farmer
    @raven lunatic

    And certain people let their real thoughts out, letting people know just how biased they are.

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @raven lunatic


    otherwise the platform is ridiculously constrained
     
    The 140-character constraint was the best thing about Twitter. Focus. Trim. Edit.
  • On Monday England was given an indication as to how it will eventually get out of lockdown. Gradually, and in very careful stages, seems to be the answer. We are in our third lockdown, and have staggered through two false dawns. What is different now is that vaccinations have been completed on 17.7 million citizens...
  • @Chinaman
    @CanSpeccy


    Meantime, China seems to be continually battling Covid outbreaks.
     
    Look, I don’t need to tell you to be skeptical of everything you read about China...In English.

    Yes, there were outbreaks and they were controlled and eradicated using the strategy I described. You lockdown an area or even just a few blocks after you detected a case. You test, you quarantined and let the healthy go. It is simple as that.

    As I said, cases were still coming in from aboard but Wuhan have been COVID free for more than 6 months.

    I know the strategy works since this is what the government did in HK. We had dozen of cases in HK every day at one point and the virus was spreading stealthily. The government tried to copy Wuhan and launch a city wide test -10 million people- the only problem was that it was voluntary and only 3 million people took the test. I took the whole family for the test. Took 5 minutes. We found hundreds of asymptomatic cases.

    The cases went down to tens of cases a day after that but then grew again after a few months as it was still spreading in 7 million that didn’t get tested and we still have too many non-Chinese ( especially Indians) that were coming in from abroad.

    It is ok. We still have a dozen cases a day but we can get on with our normal lives and just needed to avoid certain hotspots.

    It is mind boggling to me that such a simple and rational strategy is not even on the table or considered an solution that can be carried out in conjunction with the rest of the strategy.

    Out of the thousands of comments that have been written on the matter here on Unz, NO ONE have considered the strategy that I have described while it is obviously the most logical one. Why does it have to be either herd immunity or vaccination..or death?

    It is just insane.

    I have come to the conclusion that it has something to do with the feral nature of the people than the corruption and incompetence of democratic governments.

    Replies: @raven lunatic

    i hate to say it but wuflu is a classic example of hbd in live action. have you noticed that pretty much only ne asian counties have the social cohesion and consciousness to actually pull off this strategy, and that virtually all have succeeded regardless of wealth or the severity of their outbreaks? also this part of the world just happens to be where dense urban civilizations have run the strongest biggest and longest, and where many coronaviruses have originated? if dealing with airborne respitory viruses was an olympic event it would be as lopsided as the races

    • Replies: @Chinaman
    @raven lunatic


    where many coronaviruses have originated?
     
    Where do you get the idea that many coronavirus have originated from NE Asia?

    Replies: @raven lunatic

  • To get really good at Scrabble, you have to grind at it. Sure, you can do that. Requirements are simple. As Chanda Chisala says, you only need a dictionary. You don't need a gaming PC or good Internet (or any Internet). And malnutrition impinges least on precisely verbal IQ, which is convenient. As is having...
  • @SafeNow
    I can’t prove it, but I believe that one of these elite scrabble players would not be able to explain what a fairly complex movie or play he has just seen was all about, or even why The Ancient Mariner shot the albatross. A study I saw decades ago showed that PhDs in history or Literature were able to pass the essay portion of a Bar exam. In organic synthesis (“org-syn” - the creation of new molecules), U.S.pharma scientists invent the complex 60-step process, and then turn it over to Chinese scientists to implement the fastidious “benchwork.”

    An apocryphal story goes like this. Max Planck was on tour in Europe, delivering a lecture on his new discovery. One day, his chauffeur said, “Mr. Planck, I’ve heard the lecture so many times I can deliver it myself. Why don’t you take the day off. Sit in the audience, wearing my chauffeur’s hat, and I’ll take it from there.” Well, the chauffeur gave the lecture just fine, but at the end a professor in the audience stood up and asked a difficult question. The chauffeur replied, “That’s such stupid, easy question, that I’m just going to ask my chauffeur sitting in the audience to answer it.”

    My electrician and my plumber, and my true-landscaper with his degree at horticulture, when they diagnose a problem, have much more than “chauffeur knowledge.” They are thinking.

    Replies: @raven lunatic

    interesting… that apocryphal story has exactly the same structure as the old yiddish joke about the maggid!

  • On Monday England was given an indication as to how it will eventually get out of lockdown. Gradually, and in very careful stages, seems to be the answer. We are in our third lockdown, and have staggered through two false dawns. What is different now is that vaccinations have been completed on 17.7 million citizens...
  • @Chinaman
    @raven lunatic


    where many coronaviruses have originated?
     
    Where do you get the idea that many coronavirus have originated from NE Asia?

    Replies: @raven lunatic

    im sorry, i dont have solid scientific evidence for or against this opinion. anecdotally, my strong initial reaction to the widespread adoption of face masks in the united states was: this looks just like all those videos of masked people in tokyo or beijing train stations ive seen over the years.

    so i admit ‘originate’ was a poorly chosen phrase in this context. AIDS certainly did not originate in san fransisco, but in such western locations far from the heart of africa it burned the brightest. my overall model is simply that dense urban northern-latitude civilizations tend to posses conditions ripest for the transmission of airborne disease. with globalization, it isn’t a matter of /if/ anymore, simply /when/. NE asia now and historically has had the most people in the least indoor dwelling space.

    this vulnerability is, however, a selective pressure on both human biology and sociology that inevitably produces different outcomes for said societies than a naiive observer might expect for any given event. it is telling that vietnam, japan, koreas and china all had roughly the same outcomes despite being totally different counties as far as structure goes

    i believe that this fact has some very important policy implications. there were hand-made signs in my upscale liberal enclave extorting their neighbors to be ‘more like the japanese!’ i have read a number of grumbling op-eds in which people say that we can simply ‘do what china did’. but we are a different peoples with a different historical experience and that has to be taken into account by whomeverses is in charge of the rodeo.

  • The liberals of the 1970s found homosexuality more morally objectionable than contemporary conservatives do. Social conservatives have conserved their positions on guns and abortions. Not much else: Gays were widely considered predators and deviants a generation ago. Now they are among the most revered groups in the country. It's a reminder of how quickly the...
  • @Chrisnonymous
    One of the stranger experiences I've had recently is tuning into Milo Yiannopoulos' podcast on Censored.TV and discovering him promoting Catholicism. Certainly, this kind of convergence is only possible because of the above trends. To the extent that the church becomes more open to gayness, it is a bad thing and probably represents the triumph of revolution. But to the extent gays become more open to the church, it may be a good thing and represent some kind of coming cultural and political re-alignments.

    Replies: @raven lunatic

    it seems strange at first blush, but the reality of the matter is that people like milo often have lots of painful firsthand personal exposure to reasons why catholic doctrine makes a lot of sense…

  • From the New York Times: We Are Leaving ‘Lost Einsteins’ Behind July 21, 2021 By Thomas B. Edsall Mr. Edsall contributes a weekly column from Washington, D.C., on politics, demographics and inequality. In the international competition to produce a work force equipped to cope with accelerating rates of technological innovation, the United States is leaving...
  • spatial reasoning is what avian cognition excels at

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Raven Lunatic

    That sounds likely. Landing on a tree branch without clipping your wing on another branch sounds like a challenge.

    , @res
    @Raven Lunatic

    Thanks. For example.
    Avian cognition: examples of sophisticated capabilities in space and song
    https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wcs.1346

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @Raven Lunatic


    Raven Lunatic
     
    We already have one Corvinus, thank you.

    spatial reasoning is what avian cognition excels at
     
    https://images.findagrave.com/photos250/photos/2006/37/13264114_113935397399.jpg

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  • From ABC News: That's a low hospitalization rate, although I'm not sure if that's just those from Massachusetts. Provincetown attracts many from outside the state: e.g., Andrew Sullivan flies in each summer. The initial findings of the investigation led by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control and...
  • @Triteleia Laxa
    I find this comment thread so funny. Conservative men have really negative reactions to gays, but pretend that lesbians don't exist.

    Replies: @J.Ross, @Neuday, @Mike Tre, @Raven Lunatic, @BLESTO-V, @AnotherDad, @The Anti-Gnostic, @Achmed E. Newman, @Colin Wright

    because lesbians dont have sky-high STD transmission rates? dont practice anal sex? are nowhere near as predatory?

  • Two weeks after 9/11, I published a lengthy movie review of John Huston's 1975 adaptation of Kipling's extraordinary short story The Man Who Would Be King, which starred Sean Connery and Michael Caine as adventurers who cross the Hindu Kush into remotest Afghanistan with plans to become Kings of Kafiristan. Using the movie as a...
  • @Henry Canaday
    The realistic reasons for retaining a small presence in Afghanistan for decades were not reform and civilizing the country, but preventing it from being used as an empty warehouse for preparation of another murderous attack on the U.S. and preventing a Taliban takeover which might malignly influence the Pakistani military, intelligence service and government, as Pakistan is a nuclear-armed country.

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    like iraq, the reasoning given by the warmongers depended greatly on what they thought the intended audience wanted to hear. the conservative population was told horror stories about muh terr’ism and the liberal population was told about womens empowerment and saving minorities.

  • It was never my mission to pursue "activist" goals so much as to try to accurately understand and explain how the world works, and at best, play some modest role in informing the debate in those areas that I hoped could make use of some of my insights. From that perspective, my record of my...
  • thank you for your insightful and honest analysis over the years

  • There’s a moment in Top Gun: Maverick where you forget you’re watching a movie, and instead realize you are watching the words of poet Alfred Lord Tennyson come to life: Pete “Maverick” Mitchell and Tom “Iceman” Kazansky, enemies turned wingmen/lifelong friends in 1986’s Top Gun, have aged 30 years. Tom Cruise’s iconic Maverick is a...
  • yes, its a big mystery what country the planes were sent to attack. a distant mountainous foreign land, with a nuclear enrichment program that has to go. and they operate american f-14 tomcats! who could it be..?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grumman_F-14_Tomcat#Operational_history

    • LOL: mark green
    • Replies: @Director95
    @Raven Lunatic

    The snowy mountains and the fiords give it away. The top gun gang attacked Norway.
    I know what you are thinking, but did you see any mosques? No, of course not. It was Norway.
    Trust me, I am a geography whiz.

  • People are talking about the Baltimore bridge crash, as the media attempts to bury this story that is so embarrassing for the American system. Some people think it was some kind of sabotage, while others believe it is a natural result of the diversity that has infested our industrial systems in America. Personally, I do...
  • @raga10
    You can blame diversity if you must, but the entire worldwide shipping industry runs on diversity. Commercial ships are largely crewed by Indians, Pakistanis and Filipinos, and have been for decades.

    "Cyber attack" on the ship is pure nonsense. None of the systems critical for running and steering the ship are connected to the net.

    The real problem is, like I said in another thread, that the ship had no tugs with it for just such emergencies. In Europe or Australia it would go with tugs all the way to the open waters, but that was not the case here,

    Replies: @Raven Lunatic

    neither were iranian centrifuges… but nonetheless…

  • You can now watch my 2-hour conversation with Tucker Carlson at: TuckerCarlson.com X / Twitter Spotify (audio only) Youtube And here are some short clips: https://twitter.com/TCNetwork/status/1805683127458677134
  • steve i love you and you are an amazing writer but you really should put in some work on your public speaking skills. your cadence and lack of inflection is soporific

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Raven Lunatic

    Personally, I prefer writing to talking because I'm better at writing. But nowadays, you can tell your software to speed up my speaking.

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