Why is it people are not paying attention to the work of Dr. David Martin. Dr. Martin has the black and white evidence…which is publicly available…to put Fauci, Dassic, (sp?), Ralph Barric and a host of others in prison forever for their admitted creation of a bioweapon. The patents go back well before the “pandemic” and were obviously planned and openly spoken. Dr. Paul has that information, yet dances around threatening, but his threats are hollow.

Dr. Martin has given dozens of presentations globally, including at the EU council on covid, where his presentation was heard by literally billions of people…800,000 on Tik Tok alone. I’ll bet you saw/heard at least one.

I would like someone to publish a list (with a short paragraph stating affiliations, book/article links, current job etc.) of ALL the neocons in the US and any with influence upon US citizens, politicians institutions etc.

I am sure there must be a fair amount of money to be made further down the distribution chain. I was referring specifically to big listed companies, such as Shoprite,Naspers (owners of Multichoice, the satellite TV company), MTN, etc

Oh yeah, that did sound like an old fashioned plea for a handout. It wasn’t meant that way.

The white elite of South is already getting richer off their African business expansions: it’s probably too late for “y’all”: while y’all were busy invading Iraq and screwing up your economy on subprime loans, South African capital went into Africa (after it failed to make much of an impact in Europe and Australia) and has started generating some handsome returns. In HBD terms, it turns out that low IQ negroid types also like supermarkets and mobile phones, and high IQ Caucasian types with access to well regulated and deep capital markets are well suited to satisfying the demand.

It also help explain why the loudest voices against anti migrant “xenophobia” in South Africa are white-reprisals in the rest of Africa threaten their business.

The main thing that needs to be done in Africa is that we need to encourage economic growth. Fertility rates seem to track prosperity, including in Africa, and in the Muslim world. If that means that Africa switches from a Western sphere of influence to a Chinese sphere of influence, so be it.

I suspect that a lot of France’s immigrant problem is linked to its desire to maintain the existence of a Francosphere.

truth, ayers has admitted guilt and was never “exonerated”. quote was “guilty as sin, free as a bird, it’s a great country”

Exactly. But worse than that:

“Ayers boasts that he bombed New York City’s police headquarters in 1970, the Capitol building in 1971, and the Pentagon in 1972–and proudly adds, ‘I don’t regret setting bombs. I feel we didn’t do enough.’ Asked whether he would do it again, he answers, ‘I don’t want to discount the possibility.’ Or, as he puts it in Fugitive Days: A Memoir, ‘I can’t imagine entirely dismissing the possibility.’”

911 is not a topic that you address. For many of us, no one serving in the current administration is acceptable since we regard them as unindicted co-conspirators and war criminals.

Yeah, Steve—how’s about letting out your “inner troother” for a bit? You know you wanna….

For example, what do you think the typical IQ of the 9-11 hijackers might have been? Answer: Not too high.

In Mexico only 13% of adults have a high school diploma versus 87% of American adults.

That’s interesting, in that George Borgas (1999) stated that “Less than 1 percent of Mexico’s adult male population has completed a secondary education.”

Canada does not tolerate illegal immigration. It can’t afford to extend its expensive benefits to people who don’t belong there.

True, but that hasn’t stopped us from creating a situation in which “only about 17% of our immigration intake is selected for economic reasons. The remaining 83% come to Canada because they have been sponsored by their relatives or because they are refugees, or there are humanitarian reasons for admitting them. It’s little wonder then that 51% of those immigrants who have landed since the early 1990s are living below the poverty line.”

Raising the national minimum wage to the living wage would do more for citizens of this country (and white people in particular) than almost any other piece of legislation conceivable.

The last job I worked as a software developer, I made less per hour than a musician-friend of mine makes ($20+) for working in the unionized mail room of an “essential service.”

At the job prior to that, I worked with a Slovakian guy who had a Comp. Sci. degree and an MBA, and who was making $15/hr for doing web development.

A high-minimum-wage (and/or widely low-skill-unionized) environment may indeed drive out the unskilled immigrants. But it also removes a lot of the financial reason for the natives to take the trouble to become skilled themselves–especially when a glut of H-1Bs already exists to work the skilled jobs for only slightly more than the “living wage.”

Me, I intend to work on my mail-handling and short-order cooking skills. You know, to get ahead in the “New Economy,” with a $12+ minimum wage.

America really should not be democratic. I believe that really, our only choice is an oligarchy of the upper middle class, with as many East Asians, Jews, (few) elite blacks and Hispanics co-opted into the movement as possible.

Nice to see I’m not the only “heretic” who’s come to that kind of conclusion. 🙂

From
The Fourth R: Or, Why Johnny Can’t Reason:

“Only one-third of adults can reason formally [i.e., use abstract reasoning/logic, and understand how conceptual classes, contingencies, probabilities and combinations/permutations work]. That means that two-thirds of the citizens in a democracy cannot understand the more complex issues facing them both in life and in elections.”

That same majority cannot, even in principle, understand how evolution works, for example. (There, genetic lottery = probabilities and combinations/permutations of genes; and species = abstract classes.) Yet, they vote all the same in favor of what they can understand, giving us school board members and elected politicians who favor the teaching of creationism, etc.

To borrow a phrase from Monty Python, “It’s no basis for a system of government.”

I’m darn sure Travolta isn’t gay.

Depends who you ask:

John Travolta caught kissing another man

“…and many white scientists/government officals believe that AIDS was created as a biological weapon.”

I only ever heard two well known people express that opinion – Reverend Wright and Frank Zappa, neither of whom are (were) scientists or government officials.

For well-known people, there’s also Bill Cosby, Spike Lee, Louis Farrakhan, and Will Smith (who actually interviewed at MIT, out of high school). Still, not exactly scientists or government officials, those. Or white.

…yet *again*, those dumb-assed Black folks are taking all our rightful places in schools, no thanks to that al-dreaded [sic] Affirmative Action. Right, fellas?…. Maybe if we really tried hard, we’d find, that AA has most benefitted [sic] WHITE WOMEN….

*Mu wonders out loud of [sic] there is a correlation between supposedly high IQ and yellow stripes running down the backs of said obstensible [sic] high IQ types…*

From The Death of Meritocracy:

“Because of quotas for underrepresented minorities, approximately 50 Asians and whites [in a class of 191] were denied admission to the UCLA Medical School. Their places were taken by 50 less-qualified blacks and Hispanics.”

Plus, manipulating entrance requirements for women would obviously benefit not just white gals but also the valued “twofer” minority chicks.

Check the color and pattern of your own back, Mu. You might be surprised. Either way, meritocracy’s a good thing. Affirmative Action, not so much.

Iowa: 2.5% black (9% non-white, total)

New Jersey: 15.2% black (22.3% non-white, total)

Affirmative Action in academia, encouraging low-IQ minority-group members to write the SAT in the hope of getting an acceptance letter that should have gone to a higher-IQ non-minority person: Priceless

Regarding the typical corruption of African governments, Roger Sandall makes some interesting observations:

Dereliction Express.