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    "The Bucha Massacre" has now become the driving force for the propaganda push for even more NATO involvement in the conflict in Ukraine. Yet the claim that this is a Russian war crime is so patently false that a rational observer can only be left astounded by the combination of bare-faced nerve and slapdash incompetence...
  • @Mr. Hack
    @Boo

    Humanity? Look at what the Russian military has done all throughout Ukraine, to see what real unhumanity is all about. No amount of Kremlin stoogery will ever be able to conceal the war crimes emanating from Putler and his Kremlin lackeys and slaves.

    Replies: @Rabbitnexus, @Passing By, @JR Foley, @Servant of Gla'aki

    No amount of Kremlin stoogery will ever be able to conceal the war crimes emanating from Putler and his Kremlin lackeys and slaves.

    Congressman Kinzinger? Is that you, sir?

  • Zhao Lijian is China’s Troll-in-Chief. This role he’s taken on and played so well demonstrates that China has really started to understand how to interact with the West. He says purposefully provocative things constantly, which are also true. The Jews are currently obsessed with trying to get him banned from Twitter, because his Twitter is...
  • 1991 ?

    I’m still waiting for my Peace Dividend.

    • Agree: Old Prude
  • I don't know what happened in Bucha, Ukraine, where numerous dead men in civilian clothes, some with their hands bound, were found lying by the side of the road as the Ukrainians recently recaptured the place. But it's worth looking at an account of the Russian occupation of Trostyanets, which Ukrainian troops retook back on...
  • numerous dead men in civilian clothes, some with their hands bound, were found lying by the side of the road as the Ukrainians recently recaptured the place.

    No, that’s not true.

    The bodies did not appear as they recaptured the place. They appeared 4 days after they recaptured the place. They appeared 1-2 days after Azov entered the place.

    • Agree: acementhead
    • Replies: @Ron Unz
    @justthefacts


    The bodies did not appear as they recaptured the place. They appeared 4 days after they recaptured the place. They appeared 1-2 days after Azov entered the place.
     
    The MoA blogger seems pretty reliable on these sorts of things.

    I'm sure there are probably lots of atrocities happening on both sides, and I'm also sure that it's difficult for someone like me to figure out which side is telling the truth about any given incident.

    But I do think that the American/NATO/Ukrainian side has massive superiority in the media and propaganda power that can tilt reality, so I tend to be much more cautious in believing anything they say.

    It's a lot like getting all your information on the 2016 presidential race from the MSM. You have to decide whether to discount the anti-Trump propaganda by 80% or 90% or 95%.

    Replies: @Kronos, @Random Anonymous, @Wokechoke, @Brás Cubas, @Alec Leamas (working from home)

    , @Ron Mexico
    @justthefacts

    Smells like Srbrenica.

  • Steve, how often have you posted about anti-Orthodox atrocities in the Luhansk and Donetsk regions, let alone in Syria?
    I refuse to cry Pavlovian tears for Baby A and then tell Baby B to go to hell.

    • Thanks: Mike Tre
    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @J.Ross

    Steve increasingly says things his donors want to hear. At least that’s what I’m guessing. Basically, you can get most of his takes from the mainstream media. It’s the establishment viewpoint sprinkled with a little bit of genetic realism.

    Replies: @Citizen of a Silly Country, @AKAHorace, @Corvinus

    , @Alyosha
    @J.Ross

    Can you describe the anti-orthodox atrocities you say occurred in the Donbas?

    Every region of Ukraine is Majority Orthodox, Western Ukraine is 57% Eastern Orthodox for example. Ironically, it is the Donbass which is the most pro Russian region other than possibly Crimea which is the least Eastern Orthodox, only 50.6% of the Donbass consider themselves Orthodox. This is mostly because Agnosticism, Irreligiosity and Atheism is strongest in the Donbass region out of all the regions of Ukraine, though the Donbass also has more Muslims than most other regions, "Crimean Tatars" and others make up the 6% that are Muslim there. East Ukraine in general is the most irreligious/agnostic/atheistic region of Ukraine as well.

    Replies: @J.Ross

    , @Peter Lund
    @J.Ross


    Steve, how often have you posted about anti-Orthodox atrocities in the Luhansk and Donetsk regions
     
    Why should he, when they only exist in Russian propaganda?
    , @Pop Warner
    @J.Ross

    It's baffling that Steve will make blogpost after blogpost about how stupid the NYT is, then he turns around and accepts all of their war propaganda as fact. What the fuck, Steve, what makes you think they suddenly decided to start telling the truth? We went through this bullshit with Iraq (twice), Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, and the NYT always led the charge in the lies and propaganda. And this was before they were super woke, but somehow this time they're totally being honest? Give me a break

  • What Will Smith once called “The Willenium” in the innocent days of 1999 has taken a dark turn. It’s either that or the Academy Awards, which were losing viewers, arranged a publicity boost from some black-on-black violence. Will Smith walked on stage and slapped Chris Rock after the comedian mentioned Mr. Smith’s wife, Jada Pinkett...
  • We discussed this altercation at a meeting I had at work.
    I was taken aback my how important people seemed to think it was.
    This one 20something landwhale thought Will Smith had somehow destroyed his career.
    As if that would even freakin’ matter, LOL. He’s some buffoon who appears in movies for kids & dummies.
    Although BRIGHT was alright.

    • Replies: @Dave Bowman
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    My take is very much the same - except that, aside from seeing this article and the millions of others like it as a standard commentary on an item of the week's showbiz news, I just can't understand the extent to which anyone on the planet - even the brain-rotted Woke - can possibly imagine this matters in any way, shape or form to anyone on the planet. It's indicative more than anything else of the levels of media / Hollywood / showbiz mass brainwashing - despite the clear evidence of year-on-year collapse of Oscars viewing figures.

    Let's put it in my terms for a change: this beyond-pathetic non-story is (supposedly) about two talentless, multi-millionaire Hollywood niggers having a public disagreement (if that's what you can call a bitch-slap and an expletive, since most niggers prefer to say it with knives or Glocks). So, take your pick. Either:

    1) The episode is a "real-life" disagreement (between two professional "actors"), or...

    2) The episode is a cheap and laughably-stupid Hollywood fake, somehow designed to get the Oscars back onto the front pages and improve next year's viewing figures, with more excitement and interest than any of their annual thousands of appalling, shitty, woke Jew-movies can now ever command.

    If it's (1) above, the "disagreement" has had the unintentional effect of inadvertently showcasing to the world precisely the same "forbidden" cliched, stereotypical picture of impulse-driven, violent, foul-mouthed Blacks which Hollywood has being trying to hide for decades - without the excuse that Will Smith is just an oppressed, ghetto-dwelling, high-IQ Wakanda Saviour who should be next up for President. But it also exposes Hollywood' abject failure to either educate or to rein in their Black pets, even for the biggest night of the year. Result: Nigger down - and the exposure of routine Jew incompetence and lack of control in their own palace. We should be glad.

    And if it's (2) above, Hollywood's woefully-bad, misfired fake has ALSO inadvertently showcased to the world's media the SAME picture of their Black pets which they've been working in the studios to eliminate from national discourse for decades, as (1) above. Result: Nigger down - AND the exposure of further Jew incompetence, and their inability to foresee consequences which wouldn't escape an average ten-tear-old. We should be glad.

    Organised Jewry. It's good to know there's always someone in life you can rely on to fuck it up every time.

  • Will Smith's open-handed Code Duello slap of Chris Rock is reminiscent of the pretty good movie directed by the ancient Sir Ridley Scott that was snubbed by the Oscars, The Last Duel. Based on a true story from France in 1386, Matt Damon plays the dumber knight who accuses the smarter social climber (Adam Driver)...
  • @Alec Leamas (working from home)
    @Servant of Gla'aki


    I took my girlfriend to see this at the cinema, last autumn.

    We both enjoyed it a lot, albeit her a bit more so.
     
    How can you really be sure?

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    How can you really be sure?

    LOL, I’m never sure of anything.

    But I don’t let myself be paralyzed by uncertainty.

    • Replies: @Jim Don Bob
    @Servant of Gla'aki


    But I don’t let myself be paralyzed by uncertainty.
     
    Hear, hear!
  • I took my girlfriend to see this at the cinema, last autumn.

    We both enjoyed it a lot, albeit her a bit more so.

    We’re also both unironically excited about Scott’s upcoming Napoleon film, with Joaquin Phoenix.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Joaquin Phoenix as Napoleon in a Ridley Scott film sounds worth seeing.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar, @obwandiyag

    , @Alec Leamas (working from home)
    @Servant of Gla'aki


    I took my girlfriend to see this at the cinema, last autumn.

    We both enjoyed it a lot, albeit her a bit more so.
     
    How can you really be sure?

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    , @SunBakedSuburb
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    "Scott's upcoming Napoleon film"

    Amazing. The guy's in his mid 80s and he's going to direct the film that eluded Stanley Kubrick's grasp. I would prefer Ridley make the sequel to Alien Covenant. But I'm pleased he's still putting out movies (in light of the younger and objectively inferior talent pool getting work). One of Ridley's achievements is building RSA Films; one of the best production companies in the history of American and British filmmaking.

    , @Ian M.
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Sweet, I had been hoping someone would make a sequel to Napoleon Dynamite. Though a bit hard to imagine Joaquin Phoenix in the role.

  • College admission notifications are going out this week, and there are rumors that the University of California public colleges are actually taking seriously all their Racial Reckoning rhetoric, at the expense of the white and Asian applicants who keep their prestige up. From iSteve commenter Alden, a grandmother who doesn't like commas: I'll edit her...
  • @anon
    Steve got destroyed on Twitter recently:

    https://twitter.com/fbfsubstack/status/1507822202250539011

    Replies: @vinteuil, @Servant of Gla'aki, @Joe Stalin, @Karl Franz, @Reg Cæsar

    It’s not like Niccolo’s wrong….

  • Around 1900, American big cities like New York and Chicago tended to be surprisingly German in population and institutions. My vague impression is that Continentals tended to be better at city living than the English, who put their best efforts into improving the countryside. I suspect the suppression of German cultural prestige in 1917-1918 damaged...
  • @theMann
    @Steve Sailer

    And now both cities are sprawling urban messes. It is almost as if something, I am not sure what, ruined the definable character of both cities, changing the language and culture for the worse. Funny how a city, such as Austin, goes from 400,000 native English speakers and 0 non-English speakers to 2,000,000 non-native English speakers and 400, 000 English speakers. What could it have been?


    FWIW, the most "Gernan" part of Texas is the Hill Country. You could go to Mass in Gernan there when I was young. (Different language option now ). The definite architecture and extreme neatness were certainly not characteristic of our neighbor to the south.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki, @Alrenous

    You could go to Mass in Gernan there when I was young.

    There are still towns in central South Dakota where you can attend church services in German.
    Freeman, SD, north of Yankton, is apparently such a place.

    Home of Schmeckfest!
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schmeckfest

    • Replies: @OFWHAP
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    There's a Lutheran church in San Francisco that has a service in English and another in German.

  • Democracy World Ukraine is getting dark. Are we witnessing the emergence of a new Dark Democracy movement? Everyone in the Ukraine is getting taped to a post and tortured. Our values and who we are just went into Dark Mode. Please browse these immediately, because they’re not going to last long on Twitter. I think...
  • Hoo-boy.

    I’m not really sure what to say.

    Other than than I hope Russia prevails.

  • There is so much retarded disinformation relating to this Russian liberation of anally-occupied Ukraine, it is really exhausting to try to parse it out. Along with just basic atrocity hoaxes and stupid lies about the way the war is going for the Ukrainians (they are getting slaughtered like beasts but also they are really winning...
  • That kindergarten poster, strikes me as a legitimate, unironic casus belli.

  • From my new column in Taki's Magazine on Biden's Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson: She did well in high school debate, then went to Harvard College and Harvard Law School where she graduated cum laude. She then served three clerkships, eventually clerking for the Supreme Court justice she has been nominated to replace,...
  • @Batman
    I'm always skeptical of extreme outlier smart lawyers. With a 145 IQ, you could have been a dermatologist who makes more money and actually makes lives better. Instead you decided to enter a terrible profession with terrible job satisfaction. Most days you're leaving the world net even, and many days you're making the world worse.

    What character flaws convince these people to do this?

    Replies: @Jack D, @Kaz, @pirelli, @Achmed E. Newman, @R.G. Camara, @Servant of Gla'aki, @Mike Tre

    I’m always skeptical of extreme outlier smart lawyers…What character flaws convince these people to do this?

    Speaking as someone born in the year 1970, I was subjected to tons of cinematic & TV propaganda during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s, all to the effect that being a lawyer was, like, the greatest job imaginable. Or maybe #2, after journalist, LOL.

    All this propaganda doubtless impacted the choices some people made, especially among women.

  • From the Washington Post news section: White House wrestles with whether Russia has ‘invaded’ Ukraine Putin announced he is sending troops into Russian-backed separatist regions within Ukraine. Opinions differ on whether that is an invasion of the country. By Ashley Parker Today at 9:17 p.m. EST The White House on Monday confronted the reality that...
  • @Anonymous
    OT

    Long time iSteve reader looking for some advice regarding young son that isn’t from globo homo google search. Long story short my almost 5 y.o. son has very stereotypical boy tendencies from an early age such as Dinosaurs, cars , puzzles and more recently chess. Over the last year or so after watching numerous Disney princess movies he has often stated he wants to be a princess and wear dresses and sparkly shoes. Part of me wants to chop this up as kids just being kids and Ignore it But what bothers me is that everything I can find to read is either to indulge the kid’s fantasy or at worst do not correct them. I fear more harm is being done by not encouraging gender norms . Yes, I do see the comedy in asking for advice on iSteve’s blog but there’s more than enough smart people here with contrarian advice and or are able to point me to alternative literature.

    Replies: @HammerJack, @Mike_from_SGV, @J.Ross, @Jack D, @neutral, @Rob, @The Germ Theory of Disease, @animalogic, @anonymous coward, @ic1000, @Batman, @SFG, @Achmed E. Newman, @Achmed E. Newman, @Achmed E. Newman, @NJ Transit Commuter, @SafeNow, @stillCARealist, @Paperback Writer, @Colin Wright, @Servant of Gla'aki, @S. Anonyia, @aNewBanner, @Anon, @mc23, @Alden

    I wish I had something more insightful to suggest, but definitely keep your kid away from Disney (pre-1980 Disney flicks are probably OK), and don’t let him watch stuff like Nickelodeon, or any of those other “kids” network programming.
    All that stuff is catamite propaganda. And propaganda works.

  • Despite all the assertions that Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, who has invoked the Emergencies Act to deal with the threat posed by truckers' bounce houses, is the son of Fidel Castro or Ronnie Wood or whomever, it always seemed more probably to me that he is the son of Pierre Trudeau, who was prime...
  • @G. Poulin
    The belief that Justin is the bastard son of Fidel is based on the fact that Justin looks nothing like Pierre or Mags, but looks an awful lot like Fidel. And if Mags didn't do Fidel, that would be the first time she ever passed up an opportunity to bed someone famous. Oh, and daddy Fidel was known to arrest a few political opponents as well.

    Replies: @Alden, @Harry Baldwin, @JimDandy, @Servant of Gla'aki

    “The belief that Justin is the bastard son of Fidel is based on the fact that Justin looks nothing like Pierre…”

    The one hole in your theory?
    Justin and his father look almost identical, as the main photo at Pierre Trudeau’s Wikipedia article makes eminently clear.
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Trudeau

    • Replies: @Anon
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    It’s the baldness that acts like a decoy for most. Yet if you look attentively, the nose and mouth and oval of the face are nothing like Castro’s. Even the ears are different. Trudeau junior, much as I despise his posturing, is very much Pierre’s child. He just got the mother’s hair.

    Though somewhere I read that Trudeau senior was 5’ 10” and Margaret 5’ 6”... and Justin is around 6’2” -6’ 3”.. like Fidel.

    , @G. Poulin
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    If that's "almost identical" , then I'd like to know what "very different" means.

  • From the Daily Mail:
  • @petit bourgeois
    Remember the two lawyers in San Francisco who were affiliated with the Aryan Brotherhood were criminally prosecuted when their two Presa Canario dogs killed one of their neighbors. One was convicted of murder and the other one was convicted of manslaughter.

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/mar/22/usa.duncancampbell

    It was a big deal when I was living in the bay area 20 years ago while attending Cal.

    But those dogs were Presa Canarios, not unike the American Staffordshire Terrier, also known as a pitbull.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presa_Canario

    I don't know why dogs attacking people is a thing in San Francisco; but I know DA Chesa Boudin is not going to prosecute the presumably homeless cretin who brought the pitbull into the library. (Anyone who uses the internet at the public library is going to be homeless cretin).

    California is such a mess, today on the 55 southbound freeway I saw an amber alert sign that said to the effect "If you are drunk or high, don't dirve." Whoever is running the amber alerts in the state cannot even spell "drive." It's such a joke, and these people want to run healthcare like the EDD and the DMV. We are doomed. It's like Idiocracy. Mike Judge is a prescient genius.

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Buffalo Joe, @Reg Cæsar, @Welshman, @Servant of Gla'aki

    On a related note, I saw an unusual, billboard in Bismarck yesterday.

    It read as follows:

    THE PERSON READING THIS SHOULD NOT BE DRIVING WHILE HIGH

  • @onetwothree
    Service dogs and ESA ("emotional support animals") are different but the law gets tricky from place to place. Needless to say, ESAs are 100 percent bulldink, but the classification was created so that assholes could get their monsters into apartments (etc) that otherwise prevent them. This sort of thing is why real cops sometimes just execute loose dogs on sight when serving a warrant or whatever.

    The guard here looks like he had a 15 dollar baton. Not good enough. If you aren't packin' heat, here's the correct technique:

    https://tinyurl.com/app/myurls

    EDIT: The above link is to a video on reddit. I DESPISE how unz automatically embeds video into the comment section. I don't know how to turn that off without a link shortener.

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Reg Cæsar, @onetwothree, @res, @Servant of Gla'aki

    This sort of thing is why real cops sometimes just execute loose dogs on sight when serving a warrant or whatever.

    Perhaps, but that still sounds like a bullshit pretext to me.

  • On a related note, I was headed east on I-94 yesterday, about midway between Bismarck and Fargo, and I spotted a U-Haul truck towing a compact car. So I said to my girlfriend that this guy just had to be a refugee from one of the three coastal states. I got up too close behind him, in order to confirm that yes, he was from Oregon.

  • House of Gucci is a highly entertaining combination of comedy, tragedy, and farce, tracing the decline of the Gucci fashion empire from an Italian family business to a global capitalist brand. House of Gucci would have been the best Martin Scorsese movie in years—if it hadn’t been directed by Ridley Scott. It has all the...
  • Oddly, this film came back to my local cinemas, and so I was able to catch it.

    And yes, HOUSE OF GUCCI is a very good movie.
    Pacino, Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, and especially Jared Leto as an Ignatius Reilly-type character, are all excellent. My girlfriend and I both really got a kick out of it. I can’t recall laughing so much at a drama in some time.

  • I just realized that NPR's long-running "Prairie Home Companion" was about a small town in Minnesota and -- guess what??? -- small towns in Minnesota are almost all white! If that's not white supremacy, I don't know what is. Also, the "Car Talk" brothers were Italians from Boston, and, if I'm not mistaken, most Boston...
  • Audie Cornish does have a good voice for radio.

    I used to wonder if she might be Black. Apparently so.

  • The 1985 series Half Nelson starred Joe Pesci and featured bull terrier Spuds MacKenzie plus three NFL football players, two of whom, Dick Butkus and Bubba Smith, got lower billing than Spuds. Presumably, the pitch was that it’s like three 1984 hits, Beverly Hills Cop, The Karate Kid, and Miami Vice, all rolled into one....
  • @Anonymous
    @JohnnyWalker123

    80s music sounds masculine, triumphant, fun, social, and optimistic.

    80s had stuff like this:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AR8D2yqgQ1U

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tI1_KlO6xI

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q460cEwJgCI

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9sHfcCwTYA

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFwOs-jy53A

    And Prince and Michael Jackson.

    Replies: @Joe S.Walker, @Alex70, @Servant of Gla'aki, @ATBOTL

    Whatever, breaux.

    Back in the 1980s, the Men of Unz were not into New Wave ‘n’ crap like that.
    We would’ve beat you up if we caught you listening to The Cure.

    Seriously, when I think of 80s music, I think of Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Metallica, Flotsam & Jetsam…bands that actually rocked…as opposed to dressing up in “gender-queer” costumes, and making generic “pop” music. That’s the stuff girls listened to, for crying out loud.

    And, and since I’m going on record here, David Bowie sucks too.
    As do the rest of the Marc Bolan* imitators.

    *Marc Bolan himself was awesome, however.

    • Thanks: JohnnyWalker123
    • Replies: @Harry Baldwin
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    David Bowie sucks too.

    Agree, except for Putting Out Fire With Gasoline.

    , @74v56ruthiyj
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    X was the L.A. band. "Your Phone's off the Hook, but You're Not". "We're Desperate. Get Used to It".

    Heavy metal was just chic with dix, noise for 16 year old incels.

    , @YetAnotherAnon
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    "Marc Bolan himself was awesome, however"

    They just don't make them like this any more - and this is quite late on, when he was less successful. That guitar figure - it's the musical equivalent of someone positively striding through the streets.


    According to Marc Bolan, he and Rod Stewart were sitting on a park bench in New York when a girl roller-skated by holding a frog. Hence the song's only real line, "Did you ever see a woman coming out of New York City with a frog in her hand?"
     
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulqwrN3XI1k
  • @Thomm

    until Dick Cheney turned off the aerospace budget spigot after the fall of the Soviet Union, which ushered in Los Angeles’s 1990s time of troubles of riot, earthquake, and OJ.
     
    Fail.

    i) The aerospace cuts hardly affected all of Greater Los Angeles. Only the 10-mile Aerospace corridor (El Segundo, Redondo Beach, Torrance, etc.) south of LAX, and barely 2% of the jobs in the metropolis. Plus, by 1996, Aerospace was hiring a lot again.

    ii) I regret to inform you that the 1994 Northridge Earthquake would have happened whether Cheney cut aerospace spending by the D0D or not.

    iii) Did the OJ circus really have any affect on the Los Angeles economy? The people most interested in it were almost certainly not the same people who worked in the Aerospace corridor. Plus, it is not like the murders would not have occurred if there were more Aerospace jobs in Los Angeles in 1994, since none out of the victims or murderer relied on the aerospace sector for their livelihoods.

    You forgot to mention the far more cataclysmic event for California in 1994. As if by ancient prophecy, a man by the name of Ron Unz ran for Governor of California, on a weird strategy of combining a bunch of far-left (for the time) positions into a platform despite running as a Republican claiming to be more conservative than Wilson. Needless to say, he did not win his party's primary, even though his party won.

    It was rumored at the time that voters were suspicious of a man with the middle name of 'Keeva'. But I think it was just the platform, and the alleged claim of an IQ of 214 (as per Wikipedia).

    Replies: @Mr. Anon, @Servant of Gla'aki, @Nathan, @Mike Tre

    You forgot to mention the far more cataclysmic event for California in 1994. As if by ancient prophecy, a man by the name of Ron Unz ran for Governor of California, on a weird strategy of combining a bunch of far-left (for the time) positions into a platform despite running as a Republican claiming to be more conservative than Wilson. Needless to say, he did not win his party’s primary, even though his party won.

    I remember that.
    I was actually quite favorably disposed to the Ron Unz candidacy (although I literally had no firm idea who he was, unlike today), and definitely would’ve voted for him…had I been a registered Republican in 1994.
    But alas, I was a registered Libertarian that year. So I voted for Richard Rider. Who obtained 100 percent of the vote, since he was the sole candidate for the LP’s gubernatorial nomination.
    Rider’s campaign signs, when he was a serious candidate for the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, a couple years previous to ’94, had characterized him as “Dick Rider”.
    We were college students, and yes, we made the requisite jokes deriving from that.

  • With Norman Mailer back in the news by being posthumously cancelled, iSteve commenter J.Ross offers Gore Vidal's explanation for how Mailer had become so famous at age 25 in 1948 for his Pacific War novel The Naked and the Dead. To test this, I made up a list of twelve prominent American novelists who'd been...
  • The two I’ve read, Heller’s CATCH-22, and Wouk’s THE CAINE MUTINY, were both worthwhile.

  • The late Norman Mailer is back in discussion because, apparently, he got cancelled by a junior staffer at a publishing house who spiked an anthology of his ancient essays to commemorate the centennial of his birth because he/she/it objected to the title of Mailer's infamous 1957 essay "The White Negro" about how hepcats, like Norman,...
  • @Art Deco
    It's always the same question, never answered. Why are my contemporaries allowing themselves to be jerked around by the young people they've hired?

    Replies: @but an humble craftsman, @Dieter Kief, @AndrewR, @bomag, @Jack D, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Brutusale

    They’re not. On the surface, the Cultural Revolution was driven by high school students. In reality, they were just cat’s paws.

    Same thing here. The idiotic underlying who got an entire book cancelled because one of the essays contained the word “Negro” is a nobody by herself (you can be sure that it’s a she) but she is empowered by a whole army of idiots (you might say a “Confederacy of Dunces”) and that army has hidden generals. Random House is not cowering in fear of Shawniqwa the black studies major/junior proofreader, they are cowering in fear of the army that she belongs to.

    Imprison the Gang of Four and the army dissolves and the next time Shawniqwa brings up something stupid like this (if Shawniqwa has any sense she won’t dare to anymore) you laugh in her face and tell her to get back to her proofreading. But you don’t dare do this now while the Gang still rules.

    • Agree: Abe
    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @guest007
    @Jack D

    In an age of 10 million job opening, there is a limit to how hard a company can be on the employees. What happens if 15 junior people just walk off the job. Look at how all of the Hoover Institute Fellows failed to understand that if a pandemic rips through the population that doing basic things like flying planes or answering 911 calls gets harder.

    Replies: @Jack D

  • From the Daily Mail: Is mountain climbing a social construct? It might be. It's hard to say how much people in the past climbed mountains for the sake of climbing mountains. Throughout much of human history around the world, it seldom seemed to occur to many people to climb a scary mountain just because it's...
  • Did Lewis & Clark climb any mountains for the fun of it…?

    It would seem not, for if they had, we’d know they had stood on the summit of any such peak.

    But as is fairly well-known here in South Dakota, there is only one spot where we can say precisely where they stood during the course of their western expedition. And it is atop a small hill ie. what has come to be known as the Spirit Mound.
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirit_Mound_Historic_Prairie

    It’s in Clay County, in the southeastern part of the state (near Vermillion.)

    It’s a brief stroll up the trail to the top of the hill, but it’s a cool place to visit in the late spring or early summer months especially.

  • Larry and Andy Wachowski’s The Matrix (1999) is a science fiction classic. The setting is a devastated Earth in the far future. The premise is that humanity has been enslaved by artificial intelligences. Human beings spend our lives in what are essentially coffins while mechanical vampires drain our energy. We don’t know it, because we...
  • Why are humans so separated from the natural world. Unlike animals we must buy clothes, get a job, live in artificially created structures, and buy food at a grocery store. This is the key why we are in a political matrix on earth, we are being manipulated because who we are, artificially created beings, designed in a lab, not some creature that evolved.

    Getting people to join the resistance is a hard sell. You can persuade people to quit a job or a relationship by arguing that “it isn’t really you.” But imagine telling people that everything about their world, including the people they love, including their very selves, is fake. The real world is a hellscape where they are living corpses, imprisoned in coffins, fed upon by parasites. Which world would you choose?

    The reason we choose our world of money and income and not all run to the woods and live as hermits is that living away from society is practically impossible. Even the hermit will probably have a radio and some store bought food even if it’s just beans and rice. How our situation happened and why it happened is why the resistance is a hard sell.

    If you are a hominid evolving on some planet, like earth, before alien intervention, then by definition you are fit, and fit means you are fit into the environment like a key into a lock. You are made for one another. Take our cousin the Gorilla, the Gorilla is surrounded by food, it has thick fur and doesn’t need a home, a Gorilla needs no wage and will not dig a ditch with a shovel even though a Gorilla is incredibly strong.

    Using this example of the Gorilla illustrates the difference of man, the Gorilla is wild just as God made him (by evolution) and man is artificial, a domesticated creature in need of support, just as the gods made him. That is the difference and that means man did not evolve on earth into his present form. Sure when those from the heavens came here, they did find wild hominids, covered in fur and perfectly adapted to their environment, but they changed us into big brained hairless (and helpless) slaves.

    Planet of the Apes (1968) is an allegory for alien intervention, change the Apes to Anunnaki, and you have a perfect fit to the movie, a more advanced civilization captures wild humans and makes them slaves. This movie came out before Zacharia Sitchin’s first book, The 12th Planet, 1976. Sichin weaves a tale that the Anunnaki came down from the heavens in space ships and created man as a personal slave race to mine gold they needed to save their home planet. They did this by removing eggs from wild Homo Erectus and impregnating the egg with Anunnaki sperm then put the fertilized egg into an Anunnaki nurse Ninmah.

    The first of us were kept as house pets, to do chores around the Anunnaki mission, but were unable to breed, thus the story of Adam’s rib. Sitchin’s story is much more complicated, but after some surgery man was able to breed by correcting our missing sex chromosomes. After tens of thousands of years of slavery, when these space pirates packed up and left they tried to wipe us all out with the Flood, but chief scientist Enki saved his favorite offspring Noah (Sumerian Ziusudra tale). We are all descendents of those that survived the intentional wiping out of humanity way back – when the gods walked amongst us.

    This was all a great tragedy for us, similar to leaving puppy dogs behind a dumpster to fend for themselves. Humans, being domesticated, need their gods just as dogs need their human masters. Since we are not wild we are dependents, on family and society to survive. And that IMO is the real reason we are all currently trapped in a fiat money matrix and forced to slave away for food and rent. The political matrix is real, and it’s cause goes all the way back to illegal alien intervention.

    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
  • An opinion piece from Scientific American: The Complicated Legacy of E.O. Wilson We must reckon with his and other scientists’ racist ideas if we want an equitable future December 29, 2021 Monica R. McLemore is an associate professor in the Family Health Care Nursing Department and a clinician-scientist at Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health...
  • Letting women into universities has been an unmitigated disaster for western civilisation. They’ve already crippled it with their vaginisation of the law schools but now they’re deconstructing the very fabric of reality.

    • Agree: Trelane, Right_On, BB753, Realist
    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @Richard B
    @Anon


    Letting women into universities has been an unmitigated disaster for western civilisation. They’ve already crippled it with their vaginisation of the law schools but now they’re deconstructing the very fabric of reality.
     
    Case in point.

    His predecessors—mathematician Karl Pearson, anthropologist Francis Galton, Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel and others—also published works and spoke of theories fraught with racist ideas about distributions of health and illness in populations without any attention to the context in which these distributions occur.
     
    All ideologues assume (or insist) that science rests on moral assumptions. It doesn't.

    That a value statement can be verified in the same way that an empirical or predictive statement is verified is an attitude that very few people have outgrown.

    This is why people are constantly subjecting scientific statements to moral interpretations. The irony is their moral interpretations go unexamined and unanalyzed.

    That fact is Darwin, Wilson, etc. were scientists, not moralists, and they knew it. But she doesn't. So, her statements on the matter have no scientific authority.

    Unfortunately, however, and as everyone here knows, this isn't about scientific authority. It's about political power. And that, sadly, she does have.

    The only good news is to be found in the inevitable consequence of giving lots and lots of credentialed mediocrities like her lots and lots of power - Cultural Impoverishment and the Collapse of the Social Institutions that Power Controls! And that means all of them.

    A process already well underway. Just look around. These people are far from invincible.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar, @Curmudgeon

    , @Element59
    @Anon

    Correct. And the deliberate 0ver-promotion of women in the past 10 years in the newsrooms and in once-esteemed publications such as Scientific American and National Geographic has resulted in these institutions embracing and willfully promoting of this kind of woke, anti-empirical, anti-intellectual schlock.

    If you want to know how woke a science/news publication is, a good guide is to look at how many women are represented in the key editorial positions.

    , @Adept
    @Anon

    The law schools have always been a disaster. As Matt Stoller put it on his SubStack:


    Big corporate urban law firms were created in the 1880s and 1890s, and grew concurrently with trusts like Standard Oil and General Electric. (Gibson Dunn, for instance, was founded in 1890.) Progressive elites created corporatist institutions, like law schools, to staff these new administrative bureaus, and gradually fought a war to eliminate the country lawyer who learned his craft through apprenticeship. Doing so took a long time. Even into the 1960s, there were more committee chairmen in Congress with a one year degree from Cumberland law school (which didn’t require a college education to enter) than Harvard Law.

    ... big law gradually won the fight, until it became impossible to be a lawyer without a college and law school education. And then in the 1980s, the ethical boundaries completely collapsed. “For half a million dollars you could buy any legal opinion you wanted from any law firm in New York,” said one anonymous lawyer in that first decade of neoliberalism.

     

    The Common Law system is an unmitigated disaster. The law schools make it much worse.
    , @Supply and Demand
    @Anon

    It has nothing to do with women. In China, women end up occupying roughly 60% of non tenure track academic positions. The object is to keep them at each other’s throats instead of at men’s throats. The best way to do that is to have 4 millennia of women-hate inured in your culture.

    If you want to know why they are increasingly returning to the view that whites, particularly American ones, are barbarians— look no further than the fact that your market economy is run by women.

    The “simps” of China are almost invariably Westernized or denizens of Western media-culture spaces. Woman hate is the foundation of a healthy society. I hate my wife, but I also love my wife. I meet fewer and fewer red blooded white American men who can say both in front of their wife without fearing retribution.

    , @Neuday
    @Anon

    It's not really women per se, it's just that women are much more susceptible to emotional manipulation and conforming to what they perceive as prevailing social "standards" without wondering whether those standards are real or engineered.

    Had we not let into our country a people who would actively resist assimilating into a Christian nation and then letting them take control of our entertainment, finance, academia, publishing, and government then the social engineering and emotional manipulation that's driven most women (more) insane would never have happened. Most of those early "Civil Rights" activists were of that same tribe, so it's arguable that Black Americans wouldn't be quite so "exuberant", as Steve puts it, had we not permitted those people into our country.

    Imagine America with no feminism and no "Civil Rights" revolution of the 60's, no welfare state to "have those niggers voting Democrat for the next 200 years" so Black families would still be mostly intact and most Black men working like they were in the 1950's therefore the cost of the Great Society projects wouldn't have driven Nixon to close the Gold window, and a good chance of no Federal Reserve since that tribe of non-Christians were very much behind getting Wilson to support a central Federal bank, just like they were very supportive of American involvement in WWI and II.

    If 2% of our population was Haitian or Somalian I doubt they'd do as much damage as the small hat people have done over the past 140 years or so.

    , @PaceLaw
    @Anon

    “Letting women into universities has been an unmitigated disaster for western civilisation.”

    This is one of the most idiotic statements I’ve seen on this blog. Having women educated and involved in the workforce is what has distinguished Western civilization from the rest of the world. Just look at the Arab world, which is still ass-backwards because of their insistence on keeping their women barefoot and pregnant. Keeping 50% of your population uneducated is completely absurd, like something the Taliban would come up with.

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  • House of Gucci is a highly entertaining combination of comedy, tragedy, and farce, tracing the decline of the Gucci fashion empire from an Italian family business to a global capitalist brand. House of Gucci would have been the best Martin Scorsese movie in years—if it hadn’t been directed by Ridley Scott. It has all the...
  • @D. K.
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Guillermo del Toro has the gravity of the late Orson Welles:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao13tAcXnpE

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN576TSACtM

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    Welles was fat…but he was a rotund, barrel-shaped bear of a man.

    Guillermo is just a pot-bellied nerdling.

    Many such cases.

  • Were the top movies of 2007 aimed solely at male audiences? Were there any good date movies that both sexes would enjoy? (Suggestions for 2007 include Once, Juno. Waitress, and Hairspray.) In general, males tend to be more nostalgic and backward looking in their tastes. They are also much more into rankings and the general...
  • @Known Fact
    @JohnnyWalker123

    Wasn't Blair Witch Project considered stylistically influential at the time? Anyway, one of the few "show biz" interviews I did in my career was with a BWP star -- who had given up acting to become a high school guidance counselor

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    Wasn’t Blair Witch Project considered stylistically influential at the time?

    It kicked off the whole “found footage” sub-genre of horror (technically, there had been a few others previously – most notably CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST – but BWP is the reason that something like one-fifth of all horror films in the 21st century, have been part of that same sub-genre.)

    So yes, very influential. Even today.

  • @HammerJack
    @Steve Sailer


    Christmas is a really pretty time in L.A., with some rain finally washing the dust away
     
    Some day a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets. I have this on good authority.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki, @JMcG

    Some day a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets. I have this on good authority.

    YES.

  • @Alden
    After reading UNZ comments for many years I agree that men, at least the Men of UNZ are very nostalgic. Nostalgic for the ideal wives portrayed in 1952 women’s magazines like Lady’s Home Journal, and Good Housekeeping.

    Replies: @Mike Tre, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @JimDandy, @AnotherDad, @Reg Cæsar, @Anonymous, @Pericles, @YetAnotherAnon, @Anonymous, @Captain Tripps, @J.Ross

    It might be nearly 2022, but I still insist on good coffee.

    • Agree: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @El Dato
    @JimDandy

    Men of culture, we meet again.

    , @Wade Hampton
    @JimDandy

    She looks like she screwed up the coffee on purpose.

    Replies: @Jenner Ickham Errican

    , @SFG
    @JimDandy

    Some of them are into that.

    , @The Alarmist
    @JimDandy

    Works for secretaries too.

    , @Muggles
    @JimDandy

    I'll have what he's having...

  • From my movie review in Taki's Magazine: Read the whole thing there. I want to thank everybody who has contributed to this Christmas 2021 iSteve fundraiser to allow me to get cataract surgery on my eyes in 2022. For thos
  • I can’t wait not to see this.

    • LOL: Goddard
  • In recent years, the "true crime" genre has surpassed sports and politics in popularity. A flood of serial killer documentaries and movies have flooded streaming services, mostly focusing on infamous murderers from the 1960s, 70s and 80s like Ted Bundy, Aileen Wuornos, the Zodiac and Jeffrey Dahmer. In both fiction and non-fiction, the serial killer...
  • Anonymous[229] • Disclaimer says:
    @Franz

    Think about that, a man who would be the least suitable spouse in the world, a guy who likes to kill women, had women vying to be his significant other.
     
    Women and mass media look to be the most lethal combination in history -- deadlier to the human race than nukes and plagues and stuff that falls out of the sky.

    I see no serious difference between the idiocy of welcoming migrants to the moronic babes who wrote love letters to Charlie Manson. Either way they're encouraging deadly chaos, usually making others pay for their stupidity.

    Most of what is technologically sophisticated is also dysgenic. The Amish have a point.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Hitmarck

    Good point. You’ll find women glued to their kitchen TV in the morning and anytime they’re in there. The kaffeeklatsch-like, gossipy and catty format of TV “news” shows targeting these boobs is like a drug, and they’re played for fools. Oprah-as-Aunt Jemima comes to mind, the fat black kitchen philosopher, like in the movies. She encapsulates leftist voting memes by dishing up Chinese fortune cookie platitudes written by Jews. White females then vote “Oprah” to prove they don’t really feel superior to obese black women with a fourth-grade education.

    • Agree: Angharad, Franz
    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
  • Football giant John Madden, arguably the most popular man in the history of the country's biggest sport, has died at 85. He won a Super Bowl as an NFL coach at a young age, then retired to become the greatest TV analyst in the history of the NFL. He put his name on the dominant...
  • I just remember while growing up the in the Bay Area about 40 years ago, he was the most famous local person, period. I didn’t even know why, other than it had something to do with football.
    John Madden’s local presence was HUGE at that time.

  • House of Gucci is a highly entertaining combination of comedy, tragedy, and farce, tracing the decline of the Gucci fashion empire from an Italian family business to a global capitalist brand. House of Gucci would have been the best Martin Scorsese movie in years—if it hadn’t been directed by Ridley Scott. It has all the...
  • @EliteCommInc.
    i have to bock at any suggestion that the 1970's was wholesome;


    excuse me

    free love, homosexual openness, drugs sex and rock and role all introduced into the main by upper scale whites . . .


    and i apreciate mr scott's science fiction films, however

    all around blackhawk down

    as for the alien series after three . . .
    ---------------

    as for mr del torro ---- relations with the creature of the black lagoon has severely tested everything h might be involved in

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

    ''It has all the Scorsese touches: lots of Italians (albeit Italian-Italians rather than Italian-Americans)''

    i found this confusing but i get your meaning italians albeit not italians, but united states citizens portraying italians

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    as for mr del torro —- relations with the creature of the black lagoon has severely tested everything h might be involved in

    Guillermo enjoys making movies about inter-species love affairs.
    But his greatest love affair, will always be with the chimichanga.

    • LOL: Angharad
    • Replies: @D. K.
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Guillermo del Toro has the gravity of the late Orson Welles:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao13tAcXnpE

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN576TSACtM

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

  • The Real Anthony Fauci; Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Skyhorse While Ottawa waits for instructions, the question now burning through the American establishment must be: “How do we marginalize a Kennedy?” Depending how long they survive, other dissenters undergo a transition of being...
  • @Francis Miville
    @Ross23

    Of course Kennedy doesn't control the media. He is a creature of the media and of the Bronfman clan with whom the family is now genetically intertwined. Like all Kennedys have been since JFK. JFK himself never was any kind of opposition. He was the first American big politician to have an image at total variance with whom he was really : he was shown off as an über-liberal while the contents of his character was pure avarice and mafia solidarity. He was presented as one of the most honest and generous characters ever shown while during his elections, which he won through what was probably the biggest electoral fraud of US history ever, he stood for the military-industrial complex Eisenhower had warned against, and most in the Republican party were then warning against. They had to morph the character into a perfect space opera hero, and to kill him as a perfect hero having been assassinated in function, among others to end with the lawsuits for fraud that were starting to show results. MLK was a character created by the same and timely assassinated for the same purpose by the same : installing a false liberal opposition narrative. The Kennedys have always played the same role. The guy like all the others has a public existence far too dependent on the TV and cinema virtual reality to be of any value. On the subject of vaccines, he represents a false opposition, or better else a real opposition within a false narrative. Namely, he attacks Fauci on the bad quality of the pharmaceuticals the latter stands for. It is like attacking Bill Gates or Apple for the awful quality of their software products. The problem, though real it is in itself, is not in the material product. It is the ideology you are injected when you take the vaccine. In reality it is more to be feared for the magical ritual it consists of, which is of course an initiation to the NWO. The product itself is more a psychiatric drug than an antiviral drug : the spike protein itself, no matter you're exposed to it through the virus or the vaccine, is a narrow-spectrum neuroleptic. Most the injuries and casualties are typical of side-effect of psychiatric psychotropic medication.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki, @Aware

    He was presented as one of the most honest and generous characters ever shown while during his elections, which he won through what was probably the biggest electoral fraud of US history ever

    I can think of a bigger, more blatant example of American presidential-level electoral fraud.
    It was quite recent.

  • @R.G. Camara
    Methinks Musk is angling himself for a U.S. political run.

    Can't be president (born in South Africa) unless he bribes people to change the Constitution lickety-split. Senator?

    But he's been basically playing a slower Trump-like game to win the center-right and Gen Z Trump supporters to him.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki, @Chrisnonymous, @The Alarmist, @nebulafox, @Dave Pinsen

    Can’t be president (born in South Africa) unless he bribes people to change the Constitution lickety-split.

    I was going to respond to this poast, but it’s pointless to respond to someone who seriously believes you can pay a bribe to have the Constitution of the United States amended. That’s dumb, breaux.

    • LOL: nokangaroos
    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @Servant of Gla'aki


    ...believes you can pay a bribe to have the Constitution of the United States amended.
     
    Sure you can. It won't be a bribe, but many. The Sixteenth is a good example. "Your tariffs will go down, and you'll never have to pay this tax!"

    Replies: @Paperback Writer

    , @R.G. Camara
    @Servant of Gla'aki


    it’s pointless to respond to someone who seriously believes you can pay a bribe to have the Constitution of the United States amended.
     
    lol. And you're a moron.

    Elon has more money than anyone on the planet. Literally.

    He has the means to bribe enough people nationwide to make it happen. Both federal and state governments. And those guys run on bribes.

    And given how he's ingratiating himself with the center-right and Trumpers, while still being friendly to the left (talks up global warming in the video, literally making an electric car work nationwide), he's marshaling popular support for such a move.

    "Vote for it government official! We want Elon for Pres!"

    And you're done, fool.

    Replies: @The Germ Theory of Disease

    , @G. Poulin
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    It is always useful to consult history. The so-called Civil War Amendments were all passed through a combination of coercion, fraud, and well-placed bribes.

    , @Paperback Writer
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Well, he'd have to bribe a lot of people, and that wouldn't work.

    He's not running anyway. He's having too much fun being a celebrity.

    He's the smarter Trump.

  • House of Gucci is a highly entertaining combination of comedy, tragedy, and farce, tracing the decline of the Gucci fashion empire from an Italian family business to a global capitalist brand. House of Gucci would have been the best Martin Scorsese movie in years—if it hadn’t been directed by Ridley Scott. It has all the...
  • @R.G. Camara
    Lynch's blind spot when it comes to the talentless, overacting, ugly Lady Gaga is now confirmed. He gave a shocking glowing review to her hilariously bad turn in the awful Star is Born remake, and now this foot worship of her again.

    Someone check his bank account, make sure her check cleared for him.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki, @Angharad

    Someone check his bank account, make sure her check cleared for him.

    Yeah, there’s that.
    Or maybe he just likes different shit from you?

  • …I’ve yet to see Nicolas Cage’s Color Out of Space, which might pleasantly surprise me.

    It’s OK, but don’t get your hopes up very high.

  • I really wanted to see that, but it left the local cinemas before I had a chance.

    I wound up seeing NIGHTMARE ALLEY instead.
    It’s OK, but the 1947 Tyrone Power original is superior.

    • Replies: @SunBakedSuburb
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    After The Shape of Water I realized Guillermo del Toro's creepiness was not a good creepy. I will, however, watch his adaptation of Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness if he can ever get the project moving. I think Lovecraft's alien creatures will be impervious to del Toro's interspecies sex kink.

    Replies: @Right_On

    , @D. K.
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    "I wound up seeing NIGHTMARE ALLEY instead.
    "It’s OK, but the 1947 Tyrone Power original is superior."

    SPOILER ALERT!



    My only issue with the original is this: under the Production Code, criminals were not supposed to be allowed to get away with their crimes; yet, the psychoanalyst (played by Helen Walker) rips off the fake spiritualist (played by Tyrone Power), to the tune of $99,900, after she had conspired with him to defraud her own patient (played by Taylor Holmes)-- but there is not even a hint, in what follows, that she ever is to be brought to justice, whether legal or poetic!?!

  • Gangster movies, like war films and Westerns, are not simply a part of the American cinematic tradition, but a component in the collective psyche of its people. The well-dressed gentleman rogue who sees violence as a necessary part of business, and business as essentially a family or quasi-familial operation, is iconic. Crime, business, and family...
  • Look out for The Reckoning from 1970 starring another charismatic British actor, Nicol Williamson. He isn’t a gangster but a sociopathic businessman, so same difference.

    An IMDB review –

    Move over, Michael Caine! Your “Get Carter” might very well be acclaimed around the world and listed as one of the most virulent British cult thrillers ever made, but this obscure and undiscovered (and, at one point, even considered lost) drama/thriller with very reminiscent themes predates your film with nearly two years AND it’s a lot more ambitious in terms of character study and social criticism!

    https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064881/

    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
  • Here's an interesting article in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in which a juror who refuses to go along with the rest of the jury in knocking down a home invader's conviction down from murder to manslaughter because he's black is treated as the heroine; ‘What have I done?’ Juror in Broward murder case says anger,...
  • @theMann
    Funny how every single time there is an absolute joke of a jury trial, female jurors are at the heart of it. I have been observing this ever since the McMartin PreSchool farce of a trial. Every single world of that farce was sell-evidently a false and perjured lie, but women just ate up the lie. One can point to every travesty of judgement since, and female jurors are at the heart of it (especially in rape trials, amazing how routinely they will not guilty an obviously guilty Rapist.) Not that much changes- it was overwhelmingly females accusing other females of Witchcraft that lit up the countryside for a couple of centuries.

    The simple fact of the matter is that for female jurors, their pwecious wittle feelings, and how they will relate to other women after a verdict, override any possible consideration of the facts. And the whole point of a Jury trial is to determine the facts.


    Women should not be allowed to sit on juries, period.

    Replies: @fish, @Joseph Doaks, @Rosie, @Alden, @Servant of Gla'aki

    Women should not be allowed to sit on juries, period.

    This should be enshrined in the federal constitution, and in the constitutions of each of the several states.

  • Funny how every single time there is an absolute joke of a jury trial, female jurors are at the heart of it. I have been observing this ever since the McMartin PreSchool farce of a trial. Every single world of that farce was sell-evidently a false and perjured lie, but women just ate up the lie. One can point to every travesty of judgement since, and female jurors are at the heart of it (especially in rape trials, amazing how routinely they will not guilty an obviously guilty Rapist.) Not that much changes- it was overwhelmingly females accusing other females of Witchcraft that lit up the countryside for a couple of centuries.

    The simple fact of the matter is that for female jurors, their pwecious wittle feelings, and how they will relate to other women after a verdict, override any possible consideration of the facts. And the whole point of a Jury trial is to determine the facts.

    Women should not be allowed to sit on juries, period.

    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @fish
    @theMann

    …..and rest assured that if they have something that they think is even slightly more important to do they will challenge, minimize, or flat out ignore exculpatory evidence in order to hurry things along.

    I saw that when I was a jury foreman on a trial I sat for.

    , @Joseph Doaks
    @theMann

    " the whole point of a Jury trial is to determine the facts.

    Women should not be allowed to sit on juries, period. "

    What we really need is a way of screening the jury pool with some kind of test to prove they have at least a minimal ability to reason. Considering the state of our society currently, choosing random people off the voter rolls is not likely to yield a good result. Look how many people voted for Biden!

    Replies: @Rex Little

    , @Rosie
    @theMann


    Women should not be allowed to sit on juries, period.
     
    This is absurd. White women are not to blame for black hyperethnocentrism.

    (especially in rape trials, amazing how routinely they will not guilty an obviously guilty Rapist.)
     
    A stupid lie.

    https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/juries-women-more-likely-convict-1574121

    Not that much changes- it was overwhelmingly females accusing other females of Witchcraft that lit up the countryside for a couple of centuries.
     
    And yet grown men executed people on the say so of teenage girls!

    And the whole point of a Jury trial is to determine the facts.
     
    No, it is not. A judge could do that just as well or better. The whole point of a jury trial is to prevent abuses of power, hence the right to "a jury of your peers."

    Query: Should men be allowed to serve on juries given their juvenile bias against women they don't find attractive?

    https://slate.com/human-interest/2013/01/no-justice-for-fat-women-male-jurors-more-likely-to-find-obese-women-guilty.html
    , @Alden
    @theMann

    This article is about a mixed race woman Puerto Rican juror with a who objected to black jurors refusing to convict a black murderer because they didn’t want to send a brother to life in prison for murder.

    And from that you conclude that woman should not be on juries.

    This jury should have had more non black women and fewer black men.

    The McMartin jury convicted the McMartin’s. Therefore you conclude women jurors bad.

    This jury refused to convict a vicious murderer of murder and let him off with manslaughter. Punishment will be time served early parole. Therefore you conclude women jurors bad.

    , @Servant of Gla'aki
    @theMann


    Women should not be allowed to sit on juries, period.
     
    This should be enshrined in the federal constitution, and in the constitutions of each of the several states.
  • All of these news articles about Brandon’s bad poll numbers are actually pro-Brandon articles designed to inflate the real numbers. The real numbers of support for the man who amazingly won the 2020 election with more votes than anyone ever in the history of the human species are now almost certainly in the single digits....
  • Phillip K. Dick got this one correct.

    J. Robinette Biden IS President Talbot Yancy.
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Penultimate_Truth

  • Democrats have that macho Latinos would turn into straight white male-hating white Latinx who would accept every indignity from the black and transgender-worshipping New Order. But, from the Wall Street Journal: Who can forget Chainsaw Man in McAllen, TX who chased of BLM not yet wholly unpeaceful protesters, foreseeing that Black Supremacy was Bad News?...
  • @Jack D
    @Altai


    Anytime the Dems want to go back to populist economic policies they’ll get these people back.
     
    The populist economics is not a problem for Dems. They could adopt those no problem. The problem is the social issues (and the promotion of Blacks to be the Hereditary Royalty of the Party). They can't let go of either of these things without alienating key elements of the Party but these are the very things that make the Party repulsive to Latinos.

    Replies: @Altai, @Hypnotoad666

    The populist economics is not a problem for Dems.

    I’m not so sure. How did you think Trump won? He got the typical Republican states but he flipped a few otherwise solid Democrat ones and they were solidly Democrat because they there was nothing for them in the Republican party before Trump. The Democrats are now ideologically incapable of accepting deviation from what are essentially trade, economic and immigration policies that would make Milton Friedman proud. They may have internalised greater social welfare spending, but that is no replacement for the big forces like trade, immigration and industrial policy. It just isn’t. And it’s not reliable, it’s not power, it’s a handout that can be taken away. They sabotaged Bernie Sanders for a reason. They could have tried to counter Trump with their own economic populism but they didn’t.

    What has happened is that these SJW social issues have superseded economic policy debate on the left. They have eclipsed it. And people are starting to intuit it. Working class hispanics and upper middle class whites are both making political migrations. And that is changing the nature of the political coalitions that dominated America or at least that realignment is trying to come into being, the establishment Democrats and Republicans will do everything to resist large parts of what that means.

    Wokeness has become an incipient form of class warfare. That’s not it’s only facet but it’s a big one.

    AOC wants social democratic policies without social democratic industrial policies. And she wants it all with as open borders as possible. And right now she is the face of the supposed progressive wing of the Democrats.

    • Agree: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Thanks: Lockean Proviso
  • Senator Bob Dole had a great voice, better than Norm's. Dole was extremely witty in a sort of bleak, nasty way, appropriate for a man who needed four painful years of intermittent hospital stays to heal from the war wounds that crippled him for life. He probably was too disorganized to have made a good...
  • One thing I remember (and appreciate) about Bob Dole, is the fact that among the five then-living ex-GOP Presidential nominees, he was the only one of the group to endorse Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.

    • Replies: @very old statistician
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    that was good but don't forget Sarah Palin, too.

    Bush, Romney, McCain, and the other Bush --- none of them were, in 2016, the good men they used to be, long ago.


    I love my country and I have no respect for what those clowns were by the time they had lived to 2016.

    Replies: @Art Deco

  • From my movie review in Taki's Magazine: Licorice Pizza: Local Boy Makes Good Steve Sailer December 01, 2021 Paul Thomas Anderson’s critically acclaimed Licorice Pizza is his response to Quentin Tarantino’s similarly nostalgic Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood. As you may recall, I was a huge homer for Tarantino’s 2019 movie set in the Hollywood...
  • I know the local custom here is to denounce the film industry in general (and Tarantino in particular), and then sneer at Steve’s lickspittle review.

    I’m going to break with tradition, and just say, “Interesting review. I think I’ll take my girlfriend to see this, when it comes out.

    I hope that’s OK!

  • Why is the Time cover portrait of the much celebrated "Facebook whistleblower" so disturbing-looking? As far as I can tell from cursory research, she's not an ex-man. So what is going on with her and/or Time?
  • @Redneck farmer
    Some girls, unfortunately for them, look more like dad or grandpa than mom or grandma.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar, @John Mansfield, @Erik Sieven, @JimB, @Alec Leamas (working from home)

    The transsexual craze has been especially unfortunate for ordinary, but somewhat mannish-looking women. Now, compared to a decade ago, instead of simply not being femininely pleasing to the eye, they draw scrutiny that maybe they are weirdo men.

    • Agree: Gabe Ruth, mc23, Charlotte
    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @Red Pill Angel
    @John Mansfield

    “The transsexual craze has been especially unfortunate for ordinary, but somewhat mannish-looking women. Now, compared to a decade ago, instead of simply not being femininely pleasing to the eye, they draw scrutiny that maybe they are weirdo men.”

    You are right. There are plenty of square-jawed women of Northern European extraction. The photograph artificially coarsens her skin, thus destroying what attractiveness she might possess. A natural blonde with her features and a delicate, rosy complexion ought to be, well, maybe not “pretty,” but good looking, especially if leggy and shapely.

    And think what sons she would have!

    , @Mr. Blank
    @John Mansfield

    Yeah, I notice I’ve started to become sensitive to this too. These days when I see a mannish-looking woman I reflexively start searching for clues to try to tell if it’s a she or a he.

    As if women didn’t have enough reasons to obsess over their looks. Yeesh.

  • She doesn’t look human but something made of plastic Even the hair, common ordinary style looks like thin strands of plastic. Not even a wig.

    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @tyrone
    @Alden

    Yeah but you would do her....ADMIT IT!.

    , @SunBakedSuburb
    @Alden

    "She doesn't look human but something made of plastic"

    The plastic people are crafted to attract not repel. This creature's problem began whilst a child.

    , @Prof. Woland
    @Alden

    Probably because what she represents is so evil. The internet figured her out within a day or two. She was this supposed opponent of Facebook when she was really a female trojan horse (she's a horse) for modifying section 230 in their favor. A 'whistleblower' who had previously worked for billionaire Perre Omidyar and was invited by Nancy Pelosi to a Congressional hearing two days after coming out was no more convincing than Alexander Vindeman was. She is as ugly on the inside as she is on the outside.

    , @Martin Luther King
    @Alden

    Yeah,very odd right from jump street! (As my people say.)

  • Why Does the “Facebook Whistleblower” Look Scary?

    Because she looks like Dirk Manjaw in a seven dollar wig…but actually IS a real woman?

    That’s scary enough for me.

  • From CNN: Also, from the New York Post:
  • People here in the Dakotas love T.R., so it’s a good fit.

    Shame about the rest of the country gettin’ debauched, however.

  • Glenn Greenwald gave a 30-minute interview with Chris Hedges on RT about the new war on terror, an anti-white war on the normal population of America. Glenn was not totally on the ball at the beginning of the coronavirus hoax, but that is likely because he is a gay (fag), and homos (queers) are constantly...
  • @gay troll

    This appears to be the rebelliousness of a Jew, the rebelliousness of a homosexual, being channeled into a positive ends.
     
    And whence arises the rebelliousness of Andrew Anglin? Whence arose the rebelliousness of Jesus Christ, or the founding fathers? Are they all gay Jews?

    Maybe the difference between channeling your rebelliousness towards positive or negative ends is the difference between honesty and dishonesty? As much as you praise Greenwald, I doubt he would have anything nice to say about you. Because you are fundamentally dishonest and you cultivate confusion and negativity.

    Also for the record I am the gayest and least germaphobic person I know. Hygiene hypothesis, bacterial symbiosis, etc. Good health depends on chemistry

    Replies: @Rahan, @Dumbo, @follyofwar, @Anon, @TKK, @Moses22, @Graham Seibert, @Servant of Gla'aki

    …for the record I am the gayest and least germaphobic person I know.

    I don’t like where this is going.

  • From the New York Times news section: How a School District Got Caught in Virginia’s Political Maelstrom Loudoun County tried to address racism and promote diversity within its schools. Then it found itself on Fox News. By Stephanie Saul Nov. 14, 2021, 3:00 a.m. ET LEESBURG, Va. — Long before the father was tackled by...
  • @The Wild Geese Howard
    @Anonymous


    Interesting how by doing something so blatantly predatory, he gets demoted...
     
    Because the real long-term goal of the trans op is to normalize the idea of them as partners for otherwise hetero men.

    This incident doesn't serve that goal at all.

    Replies: @onetwothree, @Servant of Gla'aki

    …the real long-term goal of the trans op is to normalize the idea of them as partners for otherwise hetero men.

    Yes, as distasteful as this notion may be, it’s important to keep in mind that this is the goal.
    They want your son (or grandson) to look at a relationship with a transy homo as being normal, healthy, and “straight”.

  • William Hogarth was the great satirical painter and printmaker of 18th Century England. He was, arguably, the first political cartoonist and, perhaps, the inventor of the comic strip. He's a little like if Norman Rockwell had started out not as an illustrator but as a traditional easel painter, then got into comic drawings for reproductions...
  • Like every individual in the Biden Administration, the bumbling menace Antony Blinken stumbles from weird event to ensuing weird event. His latest strange and confounding behavior is asserting the claim that the false country of Taiwan should join the UN. What the Biden Administration is doing is the equivalent of poking China with a stick....
  • I knew about China’s Security Council veto power 40 years ago, when I was still in 6th grade.

    We’re not sending our best.

  • From the New York Times news section: Powell is a pretty good guy, although clearly biased with some controversial views for a reporter in 2021: I suspect that he favors free speech and expression. Oct. 20, 2021, 1:02 p.m. ET CHICAGO — The Massachusetts Institute of Technology invited the geophysicist Dorian Abbot to give a...
  • “This idea of intellectual debate and rigor as the pinnacle of intellectualism comes from a world in which white men dominated.”

    • Agree: Gordo
    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @AndrewR
    @Thomas

    Wait how do you insert images on here

    https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/650/747/aaf.png

    , @Pericles
    @Thomas


    “This idea of intellectual debate and rigor as the pinnacle of intellectualism comes from a world in which white men dominated.”

     

    Intellectual debate and endless quibbling and obfuscation by a tiny minority on the other hand ...!
    , @bomag
    @Thomas

    And they have no problem living in that world.

    Now, they want to stand on a stool at the counter and help make the cookies, which taste like crap; but a culture of politeness has us choking them down and añnouncing that they are the best ones ever. Complainers get stoned by a mob.

  • Las Vegas Raiders NFL coach Jon Gruden just got fired for writing politically deplorable private emails a decade ago. In contrast ... From the Daily Mail: Nike Jordan chairman Larry Miller, 72, reveals he murdered an innocent teen when he was a gang member in 1965 and served time in jail: Has kept it secret...
  • It’s almost as if murderers don’t actually belong at the front-rank of society.

  • Self-identifying lesbians appear to be fading away numerically as young women of the sapphic persuasion are increasingly persuaded to declare themselves males and take male hormones. But old questions about lesbian domestic violence were revived this week -- Is it really as common as cops and emergency room workers say? If so, why are lesbians...
  • @Almost Missouri
    @Steve Sailer

    Okay, I had never heard of this Oldboy thing, so I read the plot synopsis. It sure is weird what screenwriters get up to nowadays, but I didn't see any obvious connection to the Virginia Tech shooter, who seemed like a tediously conventional—even passé—rampage shooter. So now I'm wondering how Steve spotted the connection? I mean, the movie and the shooter are both Korean and violent, but that doesn't seen like a particularly deep parallel.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Steve Sailer, @Servant of Gla'aki

    …the Virginia Tech shooter, who seemed like a tediously conventional—even passé—rampage shooter.

    You dare to imply aspersions against the literary value of RICHARD McBEEF?!?

    • Replies: @Almost Missouri
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Ha, I had never heard of Richard McBeef before, but since I've already a bunch of spree killers' writings, I took a few minutes to pound McBeef, and ...

    ... yes, I dare to imply—nay, to cast boldly—aspersions against its literary value. Brenton Tarrant and Elliot "Supreme Gentleman" Rodger were both more cogent and convincing writers, while the Klebold and Harris made more innovative use of media and had a better visceral grasp of their subject matter, though to be fair, English was Cho's second language. But ESL student Anders Breivik was a better and more prolific writer despite lacking Cho's educational advantage. Of course, the gold standard is Ted Kaczynski's monumental oeuvre (though I personally appreciated Tarrant's brevity and panache). By comparison, Cho's work is hackneyed and derivative (including, apparently, of Oldboy) and his stage directions are impossible (it is evident that he's never been around a chainsaw, for example.)

    So yes, tediously conventional, derivative, and even perfunctory.

  • @HammerJack

    It is the oldest of the Seven Sisters and is in the lesbian heavy Hampshires of Western Massachusetts. But lesbians are out of fashion. Some of them are so evil as to assert that fetishists in frocks are not real women.
     
    The real injustice is that Florence King is no longer around to share her opinions on this topic. She could (and would) be withering, and in the most civilized fashion imaginable.

    On second thought, perhaps it's better that she not have to deal with our terminally benighted era.

    https://fredericksburg.com/news/local/fredericksburg/fredericksburg-author-florence-king-dead-at/article_434a042a-b665-11e5-a02e-0f90b2f4ca34.html

    Replies: @Dan Hayes, @Servant of Gla'aki, @Charles Pewitt, @Wade Hampton

    Iron Florence is missed, rest assured.

  • From L.A. Times/Yahoo News: Op-Ed: AI flaws could make your next car racist Theodore Kim Thu, October 7, 2021, 3:15 AM·4 min read ... Using the same algorithms that Hollywood used to assemble the Incredible Hulk in “The Avengers: Endgame” from a stream of ones and zeros, photorealistic images of emergency vehicles that never existed...
  • I’m amused by the idea that an ostensibly defective (or perhaps just inefficient) A.I. visual algorithmic software routine (in that it is less successful at detecting Black people, as compared to White people), due to objective coloration disparities, could be described by an adult as “racist”.

    Grow the Hell up already, Ted.

    • Replies: @Lockean Proviso
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    The idea that black people are harder to see in the dark is a racist trope. Their skin literally shines, and if it doesn't it's because their natural luminosity has been suppressed by systemic antiblackness.

  • No Time to Die is an excellent Bond film. It belongs in the company of Casino Royale and Skyfall and quite self-consciously reaches for the heights of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, which is arguably the best Bond film ever. I was especially looking forward to No Time to Die because—although it is very much...
  • Good to hear.
    My new girlfriend loves JAMES BOND films, and so I’m probably going to take her to see this on Friday, but I was a little concerned about it.

  • From Science: Vikings in paradise: Were the Norse the first to settle the Azores? Seafarers may have come and gone from lush archipelago more than 1000 years ago 4 OCT 20213:00 PM BYMICHAEL PRICE In 1427, the Portuguese navigator Diogo de Silves first set foot on an uninhabited, Sun-kissed island with white sand beaches, crystal...
  • @El Dato
    @Buzz Mohawk


    Oh, but they did colonize Iceland. Well, congratulations, boys.
     
    Then they get raided by Ottomoans wanting to grab white ass. FAIL.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    Then they get raided by Ottomans wanting to grab white ass. FAIL.

    A single raid on a minor settlement on a little island off the immediate coast of Iceland, constitutes failure for the whole Icelandic colonization project?

    Have you experienced a recent head injury?

  • Why are we assuming the first colonists of the Azores were Vikings? Aren’t the Guanches also a good candidate?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guanches

    The Guanches seem to have been forgotten in the hustle and bustle of the Age of Exploration. The Spaniards wiped them out within a few years of discovering the Canaries, after a series of savage battles between the conquistadores and Guanche warriors. Guanches do not look like stereotypical POC subjects of white Europeans, but they were the original aboriginal victims of colonization. They apparently descend from Berber tribesmen who took to the sea sometime in the first millennium BC, although their native tongue seems to be a language isolate with no demonstrable relationship with any extent Berber languages. Some of their descendants still live in the Canaries.

    I agree that the Vikings’ competence as mariners and farmers; relative success in settling Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland; and excess population, suggests that they would have successfully settled the Azores, if they had known about them.

    But the Guanches presumably had much cruder sailing technology and a much smaller potential population to draw settlers from–and therefore a much smaller interest in leaving Tenerife/the Canary Islands. Admittedly, the Azores are hundreds of miles from the Canaries, but maybe they stopped off at Madeira, too, as in this cruise line map?

    Perhaps these scientists ought to take a closer look at Madeira. The Guanches also tended to conduct burials and other ritual observances in caves. Maybe caves in the Azores and Madeiras are good places to dig to look for evidence of Guanche inhabitation of the islands.

    • Agree: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Thanks: Almost Missouri, ic1000
    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Nimrod

    That looks like an interesting cruise.

    , @gandydancer
    @Nimrod


    Why are we assuming the first colonists of the Azores were Vikings? Aren’t the Guanches also a good candidate?
     
    Steve left this out, but if you follow his link:

    ...as Searle and colleagues documented in 2015, Azorean house mice share a substantial amount of DNA with house mouse populations that originated in northern Europe. The mice could have hitched a ride on the Viking ships and encountered an island with plentiful resources and few competitors or predators, says Searle, who was not involved in the latest study. The mice are like “living artifacts,” of a Viking presence, he says.
     

    Replies: @Nimrod

    , @Not Raul
    @Nimrod

    Your theory is very plausible.

    If it wasn’t Guanches, or Vikings, perhaps it was Arabs, or Berbers.

  • This is actually pretty awesome news. In Chicago, you can no longer be charged for murder if it’s established that you were having a duel. The black lesbian Chicago mayor (white wife), Lori Lightfoot, complained about not charging these gang members. But then the prosecutor, Kim Foxx, was like “uh-uh – oh no she de-ent.”...
  • Kim Foxx is not a serious player in this game. It’s part of something much bigger than her. Ask her if she knows why George Soros gave her all that money, she would probably say something like “he is be support for da communinnies.”

    That’s funny because it’s so accurate.

    • Replies: @follyofwar
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Why does 91 year-old billionaire George Soros continue to have such power to wreck the country thru his donations to all kinds of anti-American Far Left causes? Why is he not in jail for his crimes?

    In George Orwell's novel "1984," arch villain Emmanuel Goldstein was daily the object of the Two Minute Hate. These sessions were designed by the oligarchs to unite the citizens of Oceania in hatred of their enemies and in love for their protector, Big Brother.

    The irony is that Goldstein was a figment, he didn't exist. The same could be true of Soros. If he didn't exist he would have to be invented by the Puppeteers Behind the Curtain pulling the strings. If our rulers were really opposed to Soros he wouldn't still be around to continue his devastation of the country. The only conclusion I can come to is that the Oligarchs want it that way.

  • One test of whether our culture possesses any will to resist Wokeness are the three hard science (Medicine, Chemistry, and Physics) Nobel Prizes awarded each October. Unlike the disgraceful MacArthur Genius grants last week (e.g., Dr. Prof. Ibram X. Kendi), the hard science Nobels have stayed mostly serious and scientifically respectable through 2020. After all,...
  • Rigoberta Menchu got her Nobel for writing a memoir entitled, “I, Rigoberta Menchu“.

    That sounds made-up, but no, that’s literally what transpired.

  • In one of my favorite Rockford episodes, “the Rattlers, Class of ‘63” , Angel gets on the wrong side of the Boyajian family, the head of which was played by Avery Schreiber.

    • Agree: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @Known Fact
    @Ganderson

    Actor Mike Connors was Armenian-American, as was his private-eye character on Mannix. On one "very special"episode we meet his father, still bitter that Joe did not stay on the family's Calfornia farm. Connors' real name was Krekor Ohanian and at first he wanted to keep it professionally, but his agent or someone talked him out of it

  • According to Time.com, the following photo was published in Life magazine, May 22, 1944.  The caption visible in the image reads, “Arizona war worker writes her Navy boyfriend a thank-you note for the Jap skull he sent her” (click to enlarge). According to Time.com, that photo was “taken by Ralph Crane (later a staff photographer...
  • @Daemon
    I support your overall stance, but the idea of Wang JingWei being a credible chinese leader is such a laughable fantasy it has to be pointed out. True, he was neither in the American or the Soviet camp. That's because he was in the Japanese camp, he led a collaborationist government, filled with people in the regions that the Japanese had taken over that didn't want to risk their lives expelling them.
    From the perspective of 1945 - The hate of the Americans and the Soviets may or may not kill you, that is merely an uncertainty. The Japanese, given the chance will definitely kill you. That is the difference.

    Replies: @Raches

    Americans “liberate” countries like shoplifters “liberate” things they want—except that the American criminals are orders of magnitude more violent.

    I support your overall stance, but the idea of Wang JingWei being a credible chinese leader is such a laughable fantasy it has to be pointed out. True, he was neither in the American or the Soviet camp. That’s because he was in the Japanese camp, he led a collaborationist government, filled with people in the regions that the Japanese had taken over that didn’t want to risk their lives expelling them.

    You are the one so wrapped up in a laughable fantasy that you cannot even see beyond this propaganda trick.

    A collaborationist government comprised of cheap stooges for the Americans (or before them, the English—or in the era of which we speak, the Americans’ Soviet friends) is a “legitimate government”.  The worse its lackeys sell their nation out to the Americans for a pat on the head, the greater the government’s legitimacy.

    The true test of your government’s legitimacy:  When an American official spits on the ground, how fast do you get down on your hands and knees, and lick it up?

    Those who form alliances with powerful enemies of America are “collaborators”—and they are “traitors”, because they did not betray their country to the Americans (or the Americans’ old buddies, the Soviets).  Their allies are undoubtedly evil; they want to murder absolutely everyone in the world, so “given the chance [they] will definitely kill you,” as you said.  (Who has a fantasy here?)

    Those who defend their countries against Americans are “terrorists”.  A country with an anti-American government is, by definition, a “rogue state”; it has no legitimate government, until the Americans helpfully bomb its people into “liberation”, and provide them with a legitimate government, i.e., an American puppet state.

    In their chutzpah, the Americans even have a term for this:  “Régime change”, i.e., forcibly replacing an independent government with collaborationist puppets who dance on American strings.

    ——————————

    Now, since you are so strongly opposed to collaborationist governments and otherwise illegitimate puppets, please advise:  When may I expect for you to denounce the illegitimacy of the current so-called “German” government?

    Iraqis who dare to be ungrateful for the American “liberation” of their country may understand my point. ®

    • Agree: Arthur MacBride
    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki, W
    • Troll: 36 ulster
    • Replies: @profnasty
    @Raches

    The America of Thomas Jefferson is on it's death bed.
    Next- the America of Bill Gates.
    Praise the lord and pass the
    ammunition. Our bandoleer is for syringes.

    Replies: @Dave Bowman

  • @Cookie Boy
    Nice propaganda piece...trying to anger people to elicit a response.

    Australian people know of the barbarous behaviour of the Japanese soldier, and many Asians also suffered under their "kindness" as the men we pressed into slave service and their women into "comfort" women.

    But what suprised me was how easy it was for Japan to roll over China?

    Replies: @China Japan and Korea Bromance of Three Kingdoms, @Servant of Gla'aki, @padre, @GomezAdddams

    But what suprised me was how easy it was for Japan to roll over China?

    It wasn’t easy, breaux.

  • When I first saw Bernardo Bertolucci’s The Last Emperor (1987), it struck me as a remake of Doctor Zhivago. Both narratives begin in glamorous and archaic empires that fall to Communist revolutions. Of course, that could just be due to the fact that the Chinese Revolution was something of a remake of the Russian Revolution....
  • I saw this movie about a year ago, and I thought it was really good.

    When friends ask me about it, I respond thusly: “It’s a great movie…if you’re interested in the history & politics of northeast Asia during the early-to-mid 20th century.”

    Perhaps unsurprisingly, no one I know IRL has yet watched it on that basis.

    • Replies: @Trevor Lynch
    @Servant of Gla'aki


    When friends ask me about it, I respond thusly: “It’s a great movie…if you’re interested in the history & politics of northeast Asia during the early-to-mid 20th century.”

    Perhaps unsurprisingly, no one I know IRL has yet watched it on that basis.
     
    Tell them about the gorgeous sets and costumes, and how strange it all is
  • Italy's region of Etruria (including Tuscany, of which Florence is the capital) has been a center of fine art and culture going back to the Etruscans more than 2500 years ago. Unlike the Indo-European-speaking Latins of neighboring Rome, the Estruscans apparently spoke a pre-Indo-European invasion language (perhaps like the modern Basques). Whether the Etruscans arose...
  • @Anonymous
    https://i.pinimg.com/originals/36/f8/ca/36f8ca0fb7c402b211c624fcd1376565.jpg

    Replies: @Wokechoke

    Chadtruscan v Virgiroman

    • Replies: @Anon
    @Wokechoke

    It's the other way around. The virgin Etruscans got cucked by the Latin chads.

    Replies: @Wokechoke

  • • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @Wokechoke
    @Anonymous

    Chadtruscan v Virgiroman

    Replies: @Anon

  • @The Alarmist
    I dunno ... it’s all Greek to me. Seriously, some ancient Greek wags have posited that Greeks spilled over into northern Italy, but recent excavations of Bronze Age and Iron Age remains suggest nothing supporting migration theory, and no evidence of ethnic influence from Anatolia or the Levant.

    Maybe they were always there ... that whole “Out of Africa” malarky always strikes me as a tall tale.

    Replies: @Alden, @Not Raul, @Servant of Gla'aki, @Tex

    that whole “Out of Africa” malarky always strikes me as a tall tale.

    It doesn’t have to be Africa per se, however.

    The underlying point of the thesis has always been that most species have this funny tendency to originate in one, single place.
    The fossil record suggests this as being more-or-less southeastern Africa (but that’s not entirely definitive.)

    If you have a different theory, then by all means, expound away. But merely saying “[I’m against the] Out of Africa [theory],” without proposing any alternative, hardly seems sufficient.

  • For many on the dissident right, Fox News’ primetime anchor Tucker Carlson is a kind of hero. He’s pro-Trump and anti-liberal. He comes off as a true (“paleo”) conservative, and rails against the neo-con agendas of the dominant Right. He calls out attacks on Whites, both physical and ideological. He exposes lies and hypocrisy in...
  • Carlson claims to be an environmentalist, but it’s clear that he qualifies only as one of the shallow and instrumentalist types. By contrast, many in the DR have legitimate concerns about climate change and would like see this nation move toward less fossil fuels, while expanding protections for wilderness and undeveloped rural areas. Dare I add that the original dissident right, the National Socialists, placed great value on nature. Once again, Carlson is primarily concerned with the potential hit to his bottom line, and that of his fellow elites.

    It’s easy to assert that someone is, you know, bad.

    But where’s the evidence for the assertion that Tucker is secretly not-really-an-environmentalist, and is actually just another Scrooge McDuck-style plutocrat who wants to exploit nature?

    None is presented, presumably because no evidence for such a bizarre claim could ever be mustered.

    This whole essay is just a series of unsupported allegations, which constitute little more than a litany of comical stereotypes that you apparently assume to be true of anyone with whom you experience ideological disagreement. It says more about its author, than it does about Mr. Carlson.

  • James Fields, a Charlottesville protester who was framed as a terrorist by the media and state, has been transported MCFP Springfield, a federal medical facility, according to a search of the Bureau Of Prison's database. The cause for Fields' hospitalization is not known. National Justice has spoken to multiple people who have remained in contact...
  • One memory which stands out about the coverage of the initial case, was the way all the photos the media showed us of Heather Heyer, were all taken from before she became an obese chain-smoker who favored Newports. It was reminiscent of the way the media force-fed us all pics of a cherubic, eleven-year-old Trayvon Martin.

  • It's kind of weird how some old cultures liked to keep detailed historical chronicles (the imperial Chinese, some medieval European kings and monks) while other (Hindus) did not. For example, we know a lot of history from the Old Testament, such as: From Nature on September 20, 2021: A 150-fo
  • @AnotherDad
    I been waiting for San Francisco or D.C. or New York to get theirs.

    But so far ... nothing. I'm losing faith.

    Replies: @JMcG, @tyrone, @Servant of Gla'aki

    I been waiting for San Francisco or D.C. or New York to get theirs.

    But so far … nothing. I’m losing faith.

    Do not despair, my friend!

    Yog-Shothoth watches. And waits.

  • I haven't had much to say about the Wuhan laboratory question because all I know about secretive infectious disease labs is from watching Michael Crichton's The Andromeda Strain sci-fi thriller fifty years ago. But it increasingly seems as if the paranoia of Andromeda Strain might be relevant:
  • @JimB
    OT, but has anyone noticed this?

    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/12/Laura_Palmer.jpg

    Laura Palmer, Twin Peaks

    https://kubrick.htvapps.com/htv-prod-media.s3.amazonaws.com/images/59a04525-8749-4156-a91e-0e929592c3ee-large16x9-gabby1-1631561816.jpeg

    Gabby Petito

    Real life as fiction?

    Replies: @El Dato, @Servant of Gla'aki, @tyrone

    Not seeing any particular similarity.

    I mean, they’re both young, pretty, and blonde.
    That’s not really enough.

    • Replies: @Anon
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    *Fake blonde

  • Brad Bird is the director of three classic animated films: The Iron Giant (1999), The Incredibles (2004), and Ratatouille (2007), as well as the blockbuster sequel The Incredibles 2 (2018). The Incredibles is a superhero film that also pays affectionate homage to the spy movies of the 1960s, especially classic Bond. I also classify The...
  • @Bardon Kaldian
    Ayn Rand? Not that I agree with everything, but .....

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8m8cQI4DgM

    Replies: @TKK, @2stateshmustate

    Ha!

    And Mark Cuban is repellent.

    • Agree: Servant of Gla'aki
  • Her name is Megan Gustafson, a 28-year old white mother living in a Post-America city in North Dakota. Her final moments on Earth are unclear, but what is abundantly certain is a refugee from Somalia - who threatened to shoot up a bar in March of 2021, an act which prosecutors asked a judge for...
  • @BCB232
    North Dakota not South Dakota. I suspect they're using the Interstate as a direct route from Minneapolis to colonize. Like they did with Lewiston, Maine. Fargo (Cass county) already has a bunch of this new vibrancy. Some teen girl riding her skateboard home there was murdered by one of them recently.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki, @magila

    North Dakota not South Dakota. I suspect they’re using the Interstate as a direct route from Minneapolis to colonize.

    How it actually works is much the reverse of that ie. Lutheran Social Services brings them into North & South Dakota, and they hear about the better welfare benefits in Minnesota, and they go there. Half the Somalis in Minneapolis are previous residents of the Dakotas.

    • Agree: magila
    • Replies: @loren
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    thats why so many migrated north, to chi congo. $$$$

    gibs

    , @Detroit Refugee
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    I’ve worked tirelessly since leaving “The House that Hank Built” to shrink my financial footprint. And will continue to lessen what these parasites consume from me.

  • From the Washington State U. course catalog: Social constructionist ideology appeals to those who have been dealt a poor hand in the Darwinian sweepstakes and would prefer to believe that: Come the Revolution, I will be thought hotter looking. Moreover, it's not unreasonable for hefty coeds to hope for a change in fashion that would...
  • @anon
    again steve. there's a high bmi and then there's fat. there's a bmi of 29 and there's morbidly obese. as people age the bmi of minimum all cause mortality increases and this has been proven to be due to the greater retention of muscle mass with age of the overweight. people who are fat with no greater muscle mass are much worse off than the thin. sumos have the largest lean body mass of any athletes. being a skinny old person is not good.

    so at 6'4" or whatever you are steve, you should weight at least 200 lbs at your age. better would be 215.

    and zoftig isn't just a thing for women. it all depends on how the fat is "worn". so a male rugby player or offensive lineman might be quite attractive to some women.

    Replies: @anon, @Chrisnonymous, @Ola, @S. Anonyia, @Servant of Gla'aki

    so at 6’4″ or whatever you are steve, you should weight at least 200 lbs at your age. better would be 215.

    Is this even controversial?
    Is it ordinary for men who are 6’4″, to think they should weigh substantially less than 200 pounds?
    Because that seems odd.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Seeing as how I have shoulder blades as wide as Ben Roethlisberger's, of course it would be healthy to weigh over 200 pounds.

    Replies: @Anonymous

    , @The Last Real Calvinist
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    I'm an inch taller than Steve, and have had quite a bit of variation in my weight over the years. I've topped out at 235 (fat; nothing else to it) and then brought it down to about 180 when I was running a lot (too skinny; I looked drawn and unhealthy). I feel best at around 195, but 190 is fine.

    Bone structure and overall build make a lot of difference. There's no reason a man of Steve's height has to weigh over 200.

    , @Ralph L
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    I'm 6'2" and didn't get over 160, despite some weightlifting, until my thyroid became underactive in my late 50's. Now I have a gut. I put 125 on my first drivers license, I was too embarrassed to put 120. Frame size is important.

  • Here at iSteve, I'm on the Emmett Till Beat beat 24x7, covering all the stop-the-presses coverage of the latest developments in the ever-evolving Emmett Till story, such as this new New York Times news story about an Emmett Till sign being briefly unaccounted for this week: The Emmett Till Beat is, of course, the most...
  • It got swiped by Via Getty.

  • From the Washington Post news section: Sweetgreen CEO criticized after connecting the pandemic to unhealthy eating: ‘Incredibly fat-phobic’ By Jonathan Edwards Yesterday at 7:43 a.m. EDT Vaccines and masks won’t save us from the pandemic, Jonathan Neman wrote, but the Sweetgreen CEO has a solution: Outlaw junk food. Neman, whose chain of 100-plus restaurants sells...
  • “Have you considered how our healthcare system systematically underserves people who are considered to be in those groups?”

    It’s kind of ingenious, the way they’ve got 450-pound, diabetic asthmatics thinking that their health problems are caused by discrimination/White Supremacy.

  • From the New York Times news section: Parole Board Urges Release of Sirhan Sirhan, Robert F. Kennedy’s Assassin Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is campaigning to win a recall election in California, can choose to uphold or reject the recommendation, which would free Mr. Sirhan after more than five decades. By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs Aug. 27, 2021...
  • @Steve Sailer
    @Paul Rise

    Right.

    I'd never heard that theory until Bill James' book. You can understand it's lack of appeal: Accidents Happen (especially when would be assassins are shooting at you) is a really boring conspiracy theory.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    You can understand it’s lack of appeal: Accidents Happen (especially when would be assassins are shooting at you) is a really boring conspiracy theory.

    I guess it’s basically understood now that this is what happened to Huey Long ie. Carl Weiss took a swing at him, and as he was being shot to death by Huey’s bodyguards, a stray bullet took out the boss.

  • The term "gang takedown" refers to a relatively new strategy in fighting semi-organized crime street gangs, an approach that got going in the 2000s, perhaps most importantly in Southern California: rather than focus on arresting the gang's irreplaceable criminal mastermind kingpin (in reality, being a gang leader isn't really all that intellectually challenging), instead just...
  • The FBI and career-minded detectives hate this system, because it doesn’t allow them to go “deep undercover” and wait for years to get a “kingpin” while they embezzle funds and sit on their butts listening to gangsters talk about video games, strippers, and minor beefs.

    After all, you don’t get Donnie Brasco or Casino or Goodfellas or American Gangster made about you if you just arrest the punks early and often and throw the book at them. Who cares about cleaning up the streets and the people the gangsters hurt for a decade, Badge Daddy needs his ten-year “deep investigation” on one case and the chance to write a book!

    • Agree: Hangnail Hans, J.Ross
    • Thanks: Servant of Gla'aki
    • Replies: @Alden
    @R.G. Camara

    Thank you, great comment.

  • Are there nice gangs where they still let you join if you are not willing to perpetrate violence?

    Isn’t it considered factual that within most infantry platoons, a relative handful of the guys really engage the enemy, and the others mainly hunker down when the shooting starts?

    I suspect most gangs tend to possess a similar dynamic.

  • In John Carpenter's Escape from New York, the U.S. has walled off Manhattan and left the inmates to their own devices. Interestingly, New York City did that long ago with Rikers Island in the East River north of La Guardia, making it the hugest jail complex in the U.S. Lately, what with workers needing more...
  • @NJ Transit Commuter
    DeBlasio must be the worst administrator of a major polity in the history of the US. Is there anyone else even close?

    The decline of the city over the past 8 years is hard to believe. God bless Eric Adams because he’s sure going to have his hands full starting next January.

    Replies: @Anon, @Ragno, @Hangnail Hans, @AndrewR, @Sick 'n Tired, @Johann Ricke

    Eric Adams would be a darker-hued variant of the same pathology. Never trust an ex-cop who runs on being a cop, whom every other cop on the force including the brass distrusts and despises.

    Cross yr fingers and vote for Curtis Sliwa if you live here. (Or even if you don’t! Who’d dare ask to see your ID?) He’s the only candidate in decades with the real potential to be another Giuliani. And he’s the only mayoral candidate anywhere who rode the NYC subways, unmasked, all last year, helping to get homeless guy into shelters. So naturally, he’s viewed as a far-right lunatic who Can’t Possibly Win. Let’s fuck those people and vote Sliwa in!

    • Replies: @Dissident
    @Ragno


    And he’s [Curtis Sliwa] the only mayoral candidate anywhere who rode the NYC subways, unmasked, all last year, helping to get homeless guy into shelters.
     
    Why unmasked? Sliwa is against vaccine mandates. Adams does indeed seem dubious at best but how much better is pandemic denial?

    Given Sliwa's apparent odds, however, deliberating over which of the two is the least bad choice would likely be an exercise in futility at this point.
    , @Hangnail Hans
    @Ragno


    Who’d dare ask to see your ID?
     
    White people have to show ID to vote.
    , @Redmen
    @Ragno

    Sliwa is a real NYer who's actually done something beneficial for the City. Adams is all over the map politically and doesn't seem bright. He apparently lives in NJ with his girlfriend but assumed that wouldn't be a problem when running for Mayor

    His only claim to fame was starting this group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100_Blacks_in_Law_Enforcement_Who_Care

    Adams used to give speeches about police brutality and the like. How the MSM has suddenly ordained him a "law and order" candidate is beyond bizarre.

    , @Peter D. Bredon
    @Ragno

    "And he’s the only mayoral candidate anywhere who rode the NYC subways, unmasked, all last year,"

    Actually, wearing a mask on the NYC subway is an excellent idea in general. Many old school Asians did so for years, and they were correct to do so. It's a sound practice for being in public places (think about how filthy your fellow citizens are), like washing your hands. Shame that it's become identified with being a vaxxed-up NPC.

  • From West Hunter: The African Queens Posted on August 19, 2021 by Gregory Cochran Honeybees are an Old World species and likely originated in Africa. In order to succeed in places with cold winters, like Europe, they had to develop new adaptations. Mainly behavioral adaptations: they retreat to their hives and form a winter cluster....
  • Inner city & suburban students alike, will be subjected to Africanized Spelling Bees.

  • I keep telling you people: the FBI is a literal terrorist organization, working for a foreign occupation regime in Washington. Apparently, none of you are going to realize that this isn’t hyperbole until they kick in your door and hold your kids at gunpoint. Daily Mail: If they had, there would be 10,000 hours of...
  • @gottlieb
    Boo-fucking-hoo. Probably the raidees weren't going along with whatever sting operation the FBI was trying to get going for them.

    But, Anglin, do tell us when they come for you at 3:00 am with guns drawn, and lots of screaming in your face. That's worth some popcorn.

    On the other hand, if folks don't understand Totalitarianism is on the march, they understand nothing.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    But, Anglin, do tell us when they come for you at 3:00 am with guns drawn, and lots of screaming in your face. That’s worth some popcorn.

    I’m sorry, but what law are you implying Mr. Anglin has violated?

    Or do you just fantasize about police state squads abusing anyone with whom you disagree?

    • Replies: @TheMoon
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    I read it as suggesting Anglin is controlled opposition because someone like him has not been SWATed.

    Just speculation.

    Replies: @Haxo Angmark

  • (((ANTIFA))) has a twitter account but Donald Trump was banned.

    What more do we need to know?

  • I have said clearly that I believe the defeat of the Zionist Occupation Government (ZOG) in Afghanistan, and the full surrender of the ZOG military to a band of brave boys from the caves, is the best thing that has happened on earth in decades. I do not think I am required to explain why...
  • I don’t always agree with you, but it’s hard to argue with your conclusions here.

  • @Agitprop
    How many Taliban soldiers, I wonder, are Taliban soldiers precisely because they were forced into bacha bazi as kids? Maybe Taliban soldiers are... less manly than average as a result.

    Replies: @Peter D. Bredon, @Colin Wright, @Alden, @Servant of Gla'aki

    How many Taliban soldiers, I wonder, are Taliban soldiers precisely because they were forced into bacha bazi as kids? Maybe Taliban soldiers are… less manly than average as a result.

    You’ve got it backwards, my Iron Age friend.

    JUDAS PRIEST had a song with a title that fits well here…screaming for vengeance is the operative concept here.

  • Conservative celebrity Judge Andrew Napolitano has left Fox News after a new lawsuit alleges he sexually harassed a male producer at the news channel. in a lawsuit filed by John Fawcett, it is alleged that high up officials at Fox knowingly allowed the 71-year-old Napolitano to make sexual advances at men while on the job....
  • I’m shocked to discover Napolitano is part of the Wide Stance Cockus, er, I mean Caucus.

  • From Quillette: The Incoherence of Gender Ideology written by Michael Robillard Published on August 4, 2021 ... In his now famous “private language argument,” Wittgenstein entertained the conceptual possibility of a completely private language. Since definitions within any language, like rules within a game, require fixity in order for the game to hang together at...
  • Don’t indulge the idiots.

    When someone corrects you about use of their preferred pronouns, just tell them to shut up.

    • Thanks: Achmed E. Newman
    • Replies: @Yawrate
    @Abolish_public_education

    My preferred pronouns are “sir” and “yes sir”.

    , @Mr. Blank
    @Abolish_public_education

    If only it were that simple. I nearly lost my job for refusing to defer to another person's preferred pronouns. I probably would have lost it if I hadn't been able to play the "tragically ill wife" card. It felt dirty to resort to that, but then again, I was about to lose my job over pronouns.

    Replies: @JackOH, @Hangnail Hans, @tyrone, @Stan d Mute

    , @Desiderius
    @Abolish_public_education

    What's idiotic about them?

    Do you think that Genghis Khan was an idiot? Insane?

    This is straightforward conquest. Do you see anyone stopping them?

    , @Anon
    @Abolish_public_education

    Why are the preferred pronouns in the third person? Seems that the most important pronoun is second person - you. How can anyone correct your use of third person pronouns if you’re not talking to him? (See what I did there?)

    Replies: @Herp McDerp, @International Jew, @Anon, @VivaLaMigra

    , @notbe
    @Abolish_public_education

    ...except when you do that, the powers that be will fire you from your job

    Replies: @Stan d Mute

    , @El Dato
    @Abolish_public_education

    But silence is violence!

    , @Forbes
    @Abolish_public_education

    Isn't the answer to just use their name--and skip the pronoun nonsense.

  • From Yahoo News: The article goes into the case against Mays in depth, which so far doesn't sound overwhelming by the standards of reasonable doubt in a civilian courtroom, but perhaps it is by the standards of military justice. Mays was identified by NCIS investigators after they interviewed some 177 sailors assigned to the Bonhomme...
  • So far, Mays’ DNA has not been a match for DNA found at the scene.

    How ’bout testin’ every other sailor & officer on the ship, to see if any of those people match?

    • Agree: Right_On
  • I will now explain war, or some of it. If you wonder how some mutt in Mexico with a computer thinks he knows about strategy, well, look at what we have in Washington. How could I be worse? In geopolitical circles, blather swirls over whether the United States can defend Taiwan against a Chinese invasion...
  • @Anon
    @The Scarlet Pimpernel

    You forget, or ignore, that Uncle Vladimir would gladly fulfill all of these Chinese needs. They may ven be more competitive and will certainly be more reliable.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    You forget, or ignore, that Uncle Vladimir would gladly fulfill all of these Chinese needs. They may ven be more competitive and will certainly be more reliable.

    China can’t have all her food needs met by Russia. If she could, she’d already be doing that.

    It wasn’t that many years ago that the USA was still exporting large amounts of food to Russia.

  • You’re probably not paying much attention to geopolitics. And that’s fair enough. We’ve all got a lot going on domestically, with the vaxxers breathing down our throats and the economy turning upside down. But you might be interested to know that the Joe Biden government is aggressively pursuing a policy of war with the Chinese....
  • @Adam Smith
    @follyofwar

    Lol... What's with the goofy medal he's wearing?

    https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/07/30/12/46082167-9843021-Pictured_United_States_Defense_Secretary_Lloyd_Austin_seen_left_-a-62_1627644231879.jpg

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki, @Bubba, @Piglet

    That image is one of the most viscerally horrifying things I have ever seen.

    • Agree: Adam Smith, Bubba, Old Prude
    • Replies: @By-tor
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    Affirmative Action Austin's photo is an example of how deep the Covid play-acting scam is and what the Biden-Gates Admin. is going to attempt to force on the American public.

  • It’s insane levels of aggression directed against the only country on earth that is potentially capable of beating us in a war.

    China, potentially capable;
    Russia, DEFINITELY capable.

  • Ralph Cinque of the Oswald Innocence Campaign and scriptwriter for the forthcoming film The Pro Bono Watchman (watch the trailer) thinks JFK got iced…literally. He argues for a new interpretation of the (edited-by-the-perps) Zapruder film, claiming that the first shot hit JFK’s back earlier than the official story and edited film depict, which shot consisted...
  • One of the details about the Kennedy assassination which always struck me as intriguing, is that apparently when Khrushchev heard about it, he assumed he was next.

  • In recent years, the difference between the United States of America and the “authoritarian” governments of China and Russia has shrunk. Powerful institutions on both “Left” and “Right,” from unions and NGOs to big business, worked very hard to sway the last election. Even if it wasn’t outright fraud, it is hard to say it...
  • @Stan d Mute
    What is National Review’s actual circulation? It’s literally been decades since I’ve encountered anyone who admitted to reading it.

    At this point, is there ANY reason to think that it is ANYTHING other than an intelligence funded propaganda mill?

    Replies: @James J O'Meara, @Bill, @Servant of Gla'aki, @Triteleia Laxa

    I let my subscription run out during the final months of the 20th century.

    I’m sure it was a much better magazine when I first subscribed in the early 90s, as compared to now.
    But Buckley and his allies still played the same nefarious role back then, too.

  • @Ray Caruso
    China and Russia are much more decent and free than the US. The US and the other provinces of the Anal Empire are nihilistic. They support black supremacy because blacks being in charge would make the US into a hellish shithole, not despite of it. They support sodomite supremacy because homosexuality, defined by ejaculating the seed of life into another man's feces, is Satanic, not despite of it. Jews orchestrate all that, but their hatred for the goyim is such that they go far beyond what they should do if the goal were merely to empower and enrich themselves. They are like a rancher who tortures his cattle instead of seeking to make a profit from them.

    Replies: @Servant of Gla'aki

    I don’t usually characterize the ruling class as being co-terminous with “the Jews”, but otherwise I think you have a pretty good handle on the moral character of our elite.

    • Replies: @Z-man
    @Servant of Gla'aki

    But they are. They are the driving force of the elite. Not all Jews have that world view but most follow and/or believe what Mr.Caruso stated in his post and the elite of that tribe act on it.

  • From the Associated Press: Brisbane picked to host 2032 Olympics without a rival bid By GRAHAM DUNBAR July 21, 2021 TOKYO (AP) — Brisbane was picked Wednesday to host the 2032 Olympics, the inevitable winner of a one-city race steered by the IOC to avoid rival bids. The Games will go back to Australia 32...
  • …Paris for 2024…

    What’s the likelihood the Islamists will successfully stage at least one (1) massacre at the Paris Olympics in 2024?

    50 percent?

    75?

    More?

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @Servant of Gla'aki


    What’s the likelihood the Islamists will successfully stage at least one (1) massacre at the Paris Olympics in 2024?
     
    If you live in the host country, you have to get your tickets directly from the Olympic committee. Anywhere else, it's from the authorized representative in your land. For the US in 1992, this was Olson, and sales were conducted by their Los Angeles branch.

    When I called this office to clarify something about my ticket order, I got a recording that they were closed for the day due to the Rodney King riots.


    https://cloud10.todocoleccion.online/coleccionismo-pins/tc/2019/04/02/17/158272654.webp

  • I'm getting depressed about covid. It's suddenly pretty bad again in SoCal. A friend's mom is in the hospital with it even though she appeared to have had it before. And the Israel and UK data suggests that the vaccines don't work quite as well against the current Delta variant from India as they had...
  • @Jonathan Mason
    It is difficult to know what to believe. Is this really a disease in which many people can be infected and yet have no symptoms whatsoever and pass it on to other people?

    Or is there just a lot of lousy information compounded with people lying through their teeth?

    The poor woman who was murdered in London by the rogue policeman was taking a 40 minutes walk home from her boyfriend's house--but this was during lockdown when she should not have been in his home. How many millions of others are quietly evading mandatory precautions?

    Here in Ecuador people are quietly getting vaccinated and taking sensible precautions.

    For example on entering a supermarket, you temperature is taken you are given alcohol gel for the hands, and your shopping buggy handle is wipes with alcohol for you. Customers are assigned to checkouts and there are waiting spots marked on the floor.

    There is no massive panic but people are aware of the disease and always wearing the face masks except when eating in restaurants, or within homes.

    We are not hearing much from the "there is nothing wrong with being fat" brigade in the US these days.

    Influenza evolves all the time and new vaccines are produced every year. I had the Sinovac which was made from killed virus. They can always kill some more viruses and make some more vaccine.

    And why are they not having so much problem with the virus in China? Is it because people are obeying precautions?

    In England the Pakistani and Bangladeshi populations have been badly hit, but is this because the virus discriminates against Curry eaters, or is it because those people are not taking proper precautions and getting vaccinated?

    Replies: @The Anti-Gnostic, @Servant of Gla'aki, @Nico

    Is this really a disease in which many people can be infected and yet have no symptoms whatsoever and pass it on to other people?

    Yes.

    For whatever reason, the media is extremely reluctant to talk about asymptomatic COVID infectees, but they seem to comprise the majority of all infectees. Perhaps this is due to the fact that the media all wants us to get vaccinated (we can debate why they want that some other time; it’s clear they are working to achieve that goal, irrespective of their motive), and they’re concerned that if people understand that the majority of people who contract COVID-19 will literally experience zero symptoms, there will be less enthusiasm for getting inoculated.

    • Agree: Travis