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    Many uninformed people are agitating for reopening the economy. That, of course, needs to be done, but not in the unprepared way that it is being done. Widespread distribution of masks of the N95 standard are a precondition for reopening, but no preparation has been made. The masks are necessary, because the dominant mode of...
  • Anon[516] • Disclaimer says:

    Much Ado about nothing, I have lost slot if respect for along of people during this thing. I still love Ron unz, but damn he’s fearmongering, whether willingly, or not.

    There’s at least 4 problems with the testing of this bulls#$&. Rt-pcr
    One it’s not binary, it’s not pas / fail, yes/ no. It’s open to interpretation.
    Two it’s not “dose dependant”, meaning people with a higher quantity of the virus aren’t necessarily any sicker than people with less.
    Three you can test positive one day, negative the next,positive the day after, negative again. This has happened very frequently, this is not science.
    Four the rt-pcr test takes the sample, and doubles it repeatedly, some countries stop at 36 doublings,some at 37,some at 38.
    But some people with additional doublings would eventually test positive, that means that that pretty much all people are” positive ” on some level.
    This is not science, they are not using viral culturong or electron microscopy.

    https://theinfectiousmyth.com/book/CoronavirusPanic.pdf

    • Agree: BuelahMan, Will
    • Replies: @anon
    @Anon


    Much Ado about nothThe Unz Review is one of the few high traffic sites left where free wheeling debate can still occur and I am thankful to Ron Unz for that.ing, I have lost slot if respect for along of people during this thing. I still love Ron unz, but damn he’s fearmongering, whether willingly, or not.
     
    What makes Ron Unz great is not necessarily his opinions but because he allows differing opinions on his web site. It's what CounterPunch used to be before founding member Alexander Cockburn died. For example, those at CounterPunch ignore that Alexander Cockburn became a Climate Change skeptic and allowed both sides of the debate on CounterPunch which is no longer allowed. The Unz Review is one of the few high traffic sites left where free wheeling debate can still occur and I am thankful to Ron Unz for that.
    , @obwandiyag
    @Anon

    Yeah, I'm going to listen to an illiterate.

    Go back to kindergarten. You have no business writing English prose.

    , @Cook my Goose
    @Anon

    Your arguments might carry more weight if you took the simple step of proof-reading and correcting your texts. "I have lost slot if respect for along of people" - say, what??

    Replies: @Anon

  • Paul, you watch entirely too much TV.

    • Disagree: Sean
    • Replies: @Really No Shit
    @Twodees Partain

    Does he? You're always yapping about how readers and writers on this site are watching way too much TV ... perhaps it's you who is imbibing itself with much too much of the idiot box!

    Replies: @Twodees Partain

    , @Steve Naidamast
    @Twodees Partain

    On this I will totally agree with you...

    A recent study coming out of China has tested for the airborne transmission factor. Out of 300 cases of what was considered to be transmission in the outdoors, only 1 of 2 definitive cases were found to be a result of airborne transmission.

    A microbiologist who has studied the actual aerodynamics of virus molecules in the air has stated in an article (I wish I still had the link) that the aerodynamics of such molecules makes it highly unlikely that airborne transmission would succeed unless a person came into contact with droplets from a recent, infected, person's sneeze who was close by. The microbiologist went on to say that natural air currents for such weightless molecules would easily disperse quickly making them less contagious while all at some point would simply fall to the ground...

    Replies: @Genrick Yagoda

  • Fear porn is far more virulent than any virus.

  • Nearly 30,000 Americans have died from the coronavirus during the last two weeks, and by some estimates this is a substantial under-count, while the death-toll continues to rapidly mount. Meanwhile, measures to control the spread of this deadly infection have already cost 22 million Americans their jobs, an unprecedented economic collapse that has pushed our...
  • Summary of Unz’ article:

    • Replies: @Trinity
    @Will

    And yet Ronald Reagan like others before and after him could see the bear but he couldn't see (((elephant))) in the room. Lush Limbaugh can't see the elephant nor can Pawn Vanity or even Cucker Carlson, but some myopic 12 year old kid across the world in China or Japan can see the massive beast. All the highly educated gay dudes and metrosexuals over at CNN & MSNBC can't spot the elephant but a barber in India can see the huge pachyderm. Even good ole Fredo has no clue about the elephant. Some guy shining shoes over in Turkey can spot the elephant from thousands of miles away, but yet educated, successful billionaires like our current President Trump has no idea who runs the show in America and the West. Incredible, huh?

    #chinadidit

  • @anon

    So either the China’s leadership had suddenly gone insane, or they regarded this new virus as an absolutely deadly national threat, one that needed to be controlled at any possible cost.
     
    Those are not the only choices, Ron.

    Here is another one for you:

    - CCP knew this virus had a low fatality rate;

    - CCP were aware of recent (DoD iirc) readiness assessments noting that US had specific vulnerability to a pandemic;

    - CCP was aware that the captive Chinese people were alrady subject to 'herd control' infrastructure whereas the US population still enjoyed human rights;

    - CCP decided to sow confusion about the infection. ("We can do this, but their society will fall apart Comrades!")

    - The West initially chose to ignore this. Then the Corporate Press "International" decided to put psyops pressure to force US and UK to do a 180 u-turn. This due to a single lousy non-peer-reviewed paper at the Imperial College.

    Must read writeup on Imperial College and their hysterical white paper: https://www.voltairenet.org/article209749.html

    --

    Some other considerations that can inform the above are (a) the attitude of CCP towards 'world government' institutions, and (b) their relationship with WHO, in particular.

    So option 3, Mr. Unz:

    CCP used the (controlled?) exposure of a virus ("17") to put into motion a psychological operation to sow confusion and panic in US (based on our own published findings on readiness) that seems to have other participants in the Globalist crowd institutions. The primary target was USA, but NATO as well.


    Btw, Mr. Unz, that ex-CIA psyops writer you host on your site (Giraldi) keeps censoring my comments on his propaganda pieces. Why do allow them a platform and also permit them to censor rebuttals? Hopefully you will prevent UNZ Review from becoming UNZ Pravda.

    Replies: @utu, @denk, @Will

    Giraldi is pretty much the only one on this entire website not pushing propaganda. Unz is another propaganda pusher. And, even Paul Craig Roberts is now pushing COVID fear porn.

    • Agree: Tsar Nicholas
  • The above advice was given to the British government in late March, and represents a propaganda strategy designed to stop the flimsy fantasy of multicultural harmony coming apart at its threadbare seams. From a purely strategic point of view, of course, it makes perfect sense. Whether readers believe that the COVID-19 pandemic is a real...
  • Andrew Joyce lost all credibility with his panegyric to 60 Minutes and their thesis of the virus originating in a fish market.

  • On February 25, 2020, Bob Iger, CEO of immensely successful Disney for the last 15 years, announced he was retiring immediately as CEO and kicking himself upstairs to executive chairman. As things fell apart over subsequent weeks, I came to assume that this was a rare example of a well-informed elite seeing the handwriting on...
  • If there’s no Inner Party, why is one of Iger’s sons named Robert Maxwell Iger?

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @WIll

    That's pretty funny.

    , @The Alarmist
    @WIll

    Are any named Jeffrey Epstein Iger? That would be the real giveaway.

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @WIll


    If there’s no Inner Party, why is one of Iger’s sons named Robert Maxwell Iger?
     
    Ronald Prescott Reagan raised my eyebrows.

    Replies: @Hibernian

  • I’m happy to debate Tony Martel on the coronavirus. I will start out by noting that I have been a critic of liberalism and global free-market capitalism for the past twenty years. So there is nothing about this particular crisis that comes as a surprise to me. It has exposed many of the flaws that...
  • @anon
    I am intrigued by Mr. Griffin's perserveration of the word conspiracy in its government-issue permutations per 1035-960: association with "crackpots and nutters," the new wrinkle of "fake news," and especially the suggestion that conspiracy involves political parties or the world - big vague amorphous things unlike Battelle, USAMRIID, Ralph Baric's coronavirus laboratory at the UNC Gillings School, or the CIA DO.

    Is he also chiding the governments of Russia and China? They have officially and diplomatically communicated that the US government is suspected of a crime in universal jurisdiction: synthesis and use of a viral chimera for undeclared war.

    https://indianpunchline.com/russia-quizzes-us-on-coronavirus-parentage/

    That is not a conspiracy theory, that is the opening statement of a bill of indictment.

    Mr. Griffin's bromides read like, "Move along, nothing to see here," for the right, folded in with a general message of conformity. What's with this? We "Dissident minorities" need to understand what's being done to us, and by whom, nicht wahr? The US regime is understandably nervous about the oppositional right it has cooked up, and hopes to keep it docile in this great effondrement. Mr. Griffin should seize this opportunity to expose an illegitimate regime that's got its hooks in all of us - that's what they're scared of, not Easter Parades with shiny guns.

    Replies: @Getaclue, @TRM

    He reads like a Propagandist.– nothing to see here, shut up you “nutters” we “experts” have things “in control” as always– no Government (or group of Eugenic/Depopulation favoring “Elites”) would ever use a Bioweapon or create one because you know, that thing has never happened historically (forget about Lyme Disease getting off Plum Island on Deer that could swim out to it and back, just a “Conspiracy Theory” about the Nazi Scientists, “Paperclipped” in, working with infecting ticks in that BioLab, shut up you “nutters”….)

    — Also as you “nutters” know now 911 was a group of mountain dwellers who got lucky collapsing those 3 Towers despite Mossad trying to stop them out of their deep love for American freedoms, they even had some Mossad Agents caught on videotape dancing in agony as the Towers went down thus proving any claims otherwise are “Conspiracy Theories” of “nutters” — Top expert on Biowarfare calls CV a Bioweapon but what does he know, damn “nutter” should be shut up like all “nutters”….– Yes, the real problem, as ALWAYS, is those “Conspiracy Theorists” who do not believe the prepared script, er truth– just ask JFK oh yeah…. So much ChiCom love on this site now–wow– calling others “nutters” for not showing big love for the ChiComs who only mean good for the World and historically have shown their love by sending a Van for a one way ride when your time is up (according to them), so helpful of them –nearly comical here…that rolled out fast, didn’t see it coming here….

    https://www.technocracy.news/author-of-bioweapons-act-says-coronavirus-is-biological-warfare-weapon/
    https://www.dr-rath-foundation.org/2018/08/the-hidden-history-of-lyme-disease-links-to-biological-warfare-research/
    https://nationalpost.com/health/bio-warfare-experts-question-why-canada-was-sending-lethal-viruses-to-china

    • Agree: Will, Druid
    • Replies: @John Q Duped
    @Getaclue

    Agreed. Nicely said.

    , @Expose the Talmud
    @Getaclue

    Amen. I can't believe I'm reading a piece of shit article like Griffin's on this site. Maybe it was supposed to published 2 days ago as a joke?

    Replies: @Polemos, @TRM

    , @luke2236
    @Getaclue

    Precisely. The author is either blind, stupid or part of the problem.
    This is so obviously orchestrated to crumble Western economies and regime change that Helen Keller could see it. The red chinese have used it to rid themselves of 'excess labour supply' and conveniently rid themselves of dissidents.
    Whilst few are saying 'there is no such thing' , we also know that the [naturally occuring] strain of this has been identified and written about as early as 2005. This has been weaoponised - by the (((usual suspects))) - in order to create a 'new world order' where they have 100% of the money and power as opposed to only 98% like now.
    So far, its not as bad as last years 'flu season'.

  • Try to be a good neighbor and citizen for once.

    Would a true Southern gentleman construct this sentence in such a snide and uncharitable manner?

    The question answers itself, alas.

    • Agree: Will, Kratoklastes
    • Replies: @Kratoklastes
    @Servant of Gla'aki



    Try to be a good neighbor and citizen for once.
     
    Would a true Southern gentleman construct this sentence in such a snide and uncharitable manner?
     
    Nope... that's the sort of thing that you would expect to be uttered by a Karen.

    The article is the work of a scold, not a skald.

    This is made obvious in the bit where the writer claims that 'millions' would be at risk if Western economies had not been given a bolt-gun to the head (the sensible action would have been to isolate and protect the chronically-ill elderly, who are the only people who are dying in what appears to be above-normal numbers[1]).


    [1] "Above normal numbers" (i.e., 'excess deaths') is itself a concept that - like CFR, R[0] and ZOMFG EXPERNENSHUL!!! - is being used by the grifters (and their enablers) to scare housewives and other innumerates.

    The way the chicanery works for 'excess deaths', is to pretend that there is no interval around the 5-year average of aggregate annual deaths - i.e., that it is a constant, and not a random variable. (Why is 5 years used? Why use a sample size that is too small to yield meaningful estimators of volatility of deaths about the mean?)

    In the normal course of events (i.e., with 'balanced' demographics), the number of deaths should be expected to rise with population. In each age cohort, some proportion of people dies every year; the proportion for each cohort rises as the cohort age rises (i.e., more old people die, than young).

    This is the empirical regularity that was first recognised by two Scottish clergymen who went on to found Scottish Widows (so named because it was a contributory mutual fund set up to furnish pensions to the widows of Scottish clergymen).

    What they found was that although it was not possible to determine the lifespan of an individual (e.g., predicting the death date of a specific person), it was significantly easier to determine the annual mortality of a large number of similar people - at least to a reasonable precision, given a relatively large sample.

    Their insight was an implementation of the Law of Large Numbers - something that had been around for hundreds of years at the time (stated without proof by Cardano in the 1500s; proved by Jacob Bernoulli in 1713), but with little application (except for it application to understanding games of chance).

    Anyhow... point is: this is not a demographically-balanced environment.

    A low-TFR environment - as has been the case in the West for almost two genrerations - results in more oldies than young'uns. Since oldies have a higher groupwise likelihood of death, the total number of deaths per year should rise faster than population. This is the causative mechanism behind a negative 'natural increase' (i.e., native population declining over time).

    Notice what this means: not only is the overall number of deaths not constant - total deaths as a proportion of total population isn't constant either. Deaths/100k, for example.

    Then there's the fact that the proportion that dies in each cohort is not a constant: it is a random variable - it has a distribution.

    So the proper empirical question (as this relates to covid-hysteria) is whether any increase in number of deaths in each age group and overall, is meaningfully greater than some sensible interval around the expected path of total deaths (either in 'raw' terms or in proportional terms).

    The reason why short-term point estimates are the wrong basis for comparison is a moderately difficult thing to explain to first-year undergraduates in econometrics (I know, I've tried), and thus would be literally impossible to explain on HousewifeTV: this is why charlatans like Sanjay dotGupta can get away with repeating the version that has been deliberately chosen in order to spook the Doomers.

    If I was conspiracy minded (regarding the origin of the SARS-nCoV2 virus) I would not rule out that the virus was engineered not as a weapon of war, but to deliberately reduce the growing number of oldies in order to save tens of billions of dollars in age-related government benefits.

  • I haven’t paid much attention to the conspiracy theorists. I don’t know what nonsense is circulating on their websites, but the idea that this virus is specifically about Donald Trump and the Democrats and America’s dysfunctional politics is laughable. This is a global pandemic that every country in the world is dealing with right now.

    More propaganda from Brad Whoever. Thanks, Brad, for pushing “pandemic” in the face of statistics which prove otherwise. But, hey, who needs raw data and facts when you can push “pandemic” and emotional hysteria and label those with contrary opinions as “conspiracy theorists” pushing “nonsense”.

    For how the term “conspiracy theorist” is a CIA-coined term to silence critics, see: https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/08/31/are-you-a-mind-controlled-cia-stooge-paul-craig-roberts/

    For statistics on the nonexistent pandemic, see https://ncov2019.live.

    Also, https://twitter.com/seanmdav/status/1242493638904557568

    Since you’ve got a lot of free time, Brad, maybe you could find a statistics course for free online to ground you in the basics.

  • Dr. Sarah Cody. That's the name of a local government employee probably unknown to almost everyone reading this. Yet I think there's a good chance that a million or more Americans will owe her their lives. And therein lies a tale... Last Tuesday President Donald Trump announced that he expected to lift most health restrictions...
  • @Richard B
    @Will

    Those are strong accusations.

    I'm not saying you shouldn't make them, or that you're wrong.

    But I do think they need to be a bit more substantiated.

    Because, obviously, part of the problem with the whole disinfo accusation is that it's often seen as a part of the whole thing. The idea being to so disorient people that they don't know what to think.

    Since people can't tolerate prolonged periods of doubt and uncertainty, sooner or later they throw their hands up in despair. Mission Accomplished.

    I have said repeatedly that EMJ fits rather uncomfortably into the mold of Alex Jones and Jordan Peterson, ie; yet another JSI-orchestrated Great White Hope who takes you just so far and then - Whomp! The hammer, in one form or another, goes down, as it becomes more and more obvious that something's not right.

    With EMJ it's his insistence that, in racial terms, the word "White" has no meaning.

    He pushes that one so much that instead of convincing us he just ends up sounding crackbrained and petty.

    Of course the word White matters. And even if it doesn't matter to him, even if he thinks it shouldn't matter to us, it matters to people who, not only live to hate Whites, but actually make a good living doing it.

    Then, of course, there's the anti-White violent crime. The people attacking Whites certainly attack them because they're White. Not because they're Catholic, Protestant, or atheist.

    On this point EMJ is not just wrong, he's a clown. But the rest of his work is well worth a listen.

    That's why, though you might have a point, you need to really substantiate it some more.

    Otherwise, it comes off as sounding like deflection disinfo itself done in an attempt to discredit people exactly because their work, though perhaps flawed in some respects, is saying something worth reading or listening to.

    Replies: @Will

    You were just given an example of EMJ stating, in plain terms, that the founders put the 2nd Amendment in the constitution so they would have a pretext to kill citizens. That’s absurd on so many levels its not even worth entertaining. No rational person would ever entertain such a thought. Then he plugs, as a proof of his idiotic 2nd Amendment theory, the obvious lie that he knew some guy who the feds tried to offer a gun from their car. Its so far beyond the realm of credibility that its clearly intentional deceit in order to manipulate Americans into questioning the legitimacy or necessity of the 2nd Amendment. It reminds me of all the pathetic crisis in the fake “mass shootings” that try to pass themselves off as credible.

    One common theme you’ll never see any of these disinformation agents and supporters of the state touch is the fake “mass shootings”. Jones uses them to push the white nationalist, terrorist nonsense narrative all the while Congress works on bills to advance the police state against “white nationalists” (aka Constitution-embracing Americans).

    On this point EMJ is not just wrong, he’s a clown. But the rest of his work is well worth a listen

    Its not wise to drink from tainted wells. Jones is a communal gadfly meant to appeal to thinking people, particularly Catholics, and then blowup at the right moment(s) to wreck things. He’s just another actor. His Catholic “debate” on YT with Michael Davies highlights the nature of Jones’ role and how he is typically used. Davies called Jones out for his obvious sophistry and the people on the debate panel agreed.

    • Replies: @Richard B
    @Will

    Thanks for your respomse. There's a lot in your comment worth considering.

    In any event, there's no question that there are a lot of bad actors out there.

    I think there's a common thread tying together the work of Alex Jones, Jordan Peterson, EMJ, and now Wes Watson.

    We could call it Jewish Supremacy Inc.'s Great White Hope Template.

    Step 1. GWH Arrival (seemingly out of nowhere; and with a Carrot on the Stick Narrative).
    Step 2. GWH Sychophants (creepy and obnoxious narrative Mind Guards who deify The GWH).
    Step 3. Narrative Collapse (narrative ends up in the same cul-de-sac and is exposed as fake, so as to discredit the true parts and demoralize the believers).
    Step 4. GWH Fall From Grace (in one form or another).
    Step 5. GWH Replacement (Rinse and Repeat).

    Even the timing is so obviously orchestrated.

    Just as Alex Jones is removed from the scene he's replaced by Jordan Peterson.
    Just as Jordan Peterson implodes he's replaced with EMJ.
    Just as EMJ is being exposed he's being replaced by WW.

    And what is WW pushing?

    That we accept our imprisonment.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQtdrQ0LOY8&lc=UgyOBs7erdPeTnnGGet4AaABAg.96v0wgVMa6e972AAECeUl4

  • @Spanky
    @Will

    ... Its a honeypot operation. ...

    When you sift through the nonsense and lies foisted upon us by Andrew Joyce, Ron Unz, and E Michael Jones what you learn is that they, ultimately, are in the service of the state. And, whoever promotes or is a friend of the state is an enemy of the people. -- Will

    If this is what you believe, why are you here?

    Replies: @Will

    Simple. To sift through the disinfo, lies, etc. to get information that pieces together a plausible explanation. In the midst of lies and disinfo you will sometimes find nuggets.

  • Mr. Unz, Please; more of this silly nonsense. It is the flu, nothing more, and you know it. What do they have pictures of you doing, Old Sport?

    • LOL: Will
    • Replies: @James Scott
    @Truth

    In the car business you build a bunch of rapport with the customer leading up to the day they come in and test a car. Almost no one just walks up to the lot anymore. The main goal leading up to the negotiation is to build rapport so you can burn it during the haggling.

    Mr Unz has been building rapport for the jew mob with this website for years. He is now burning it like a two bit used car salesman.

    Replies: @Truth

  • @FB
    Good article...

    There have been literally thousands of retarded comments on this website that the whole coronavirus thing is a hoax, or that it is overhyped etc...

    The simple fact is that we just don't know how bad it could get if we just continued going about business as usual...better safe than sorry...

    Replies: @jsinton, @NoseytheDuke, @Ilya G Poimandres, @Alfred, @Aqualung, @Hippopotamusdrome, @Hibernian, @therevolutionwas, @James Scott, @Sokrates, @JimB, @lordbob, @ben tillman

    We just don’t know how many of the deaths reported were actually genuine and if they were even directly attributed to this particular strain of Corona virus. I suspect that it is just a very bad flu and not nearly serious enough to not only practically destroy the economy but also to open the doors wide open to allow government totalitarianism.

    Just as the extraordinary short-selling of certain stocks prior to 9/11 was a clear indication of foreknowledge and thus of a criminal conspiracy, now the prior, extraordinary amounts of resignations of top-level CEOs and the massive dumping of stocks by those in the know would seem to be evidence of foreknowledge of this event too.

    That the lying media “doth protest too much” is also very telling and when have they ever been truthful regarding major events?

    The total shut-down “cure” would seem to be a case of killing the patient in order to kill the disease. What will be the effect on the rate of suicides as families, businesses and plans for the future crumble and turn to dust? How many people will die from the resulting poverty and homelessness? It is interesting that Sweden has opted for a 180* different remedy and Swedes have always shown a greater interest in doing what is best for the greater good of society than the US ever has.

    And then there is the drill conducted by the Gates Foundation, I smell rodents at work.

    Judge Judy says that if something doesn’t make sense then it is nonsense. I would suggest that this is a media/economic/geopolitical event and people are going along with it like lambs to the slaughter.

    • Agree: Richard B, Will
    • Replies: @2stateshmustate
    @NoseytheDuke

    You nailed it my friend.
    In case you haven't seen it here's a link to the off-Guardian site with interviews of experts in the field of public health and infectious diseases that say this panic and hysteria is unnecessary;

    https://off-guardian.org/2020/03/28/10-more-experts-criticising-the-coronavirus-panic/?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=de89e7368311afe3c2348e2d0bc281fdc4c36971-1585596540-0-Abbfb4zieBktP3j8RNG-mC6oWdlA4Hdd_AKg8VeM6y0p9nTsnu3kSc3rXcjG3MHPe1djKwCnMhdOdDSM79ZlCnmrJsxTHyw_98OijURE9U7ajXAXsYHp_He2E1nU2bpGzVhRbhvBX5oGQkIJCGM01u8WFhGX9qnmRX7m02EeNQps6-MbzYLmIY_NC3PnQIh2sqnUGk5t3npOsrqYKs0edmboQvHfkGjqc9zA39GqG6rc5uxoCPJZNf2Dv1uIwa23thV7PNsU7Whu3Jd9GoS3ampSa2hInEtQ_rlL-3BRy7yHrvbWHigtk0940ywB7t7hguop-GdJ6ZFQck6fL47SDE4Q9fSoPOPacpwnDC5K_BUT

  • 25 million Californians could become infected over the following couple of months, probably producing a million deaths

    Complete and utter nonsense Mr Unz. I am astounded at your naivety.

    Before bandying about any such statistics, it is necessary to examine what testing actually means. It is not at all what you seem to think it means.

    The test is not for this virus at all. It is for all coronaviruses – there are over 100.

    Manufactured Pandemic: Testing People for Any Strain of a Coronavirus, Not Specifically for COVID-19

    Stopping people from working and getting on with life is going to kill far more young people than the number of infirm that this virus might speed up the death of.

    Here is a video from Berlin – where the authorities claim a massive number of infected. The hospital is empty.

    • Agree: Delta G, Will
    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Alfred

    Your point is what must be concealed by shouting you down. As you say, the tests give false positives when otherwise they’re grossly misleading because they do not differentiate between coronaviruses or incidental infection as the cause of death.

    What is being deflected is discussion of the likelihood of hyperinflationary depression, which will kill millions. My take is that this is a false flag scenario following the script laid out during Event 201 justifying an eventual cut in our standard of living by about half—with the Orwellian twist of hyperinflationary helicopter money being green lighted by Congress as coming to the aid of the most vulnerable among us who’ll in fact be those most punished by the “bailout.” See the article by Professor Michael Chossudovsky on the meetings held just before WHO’s January 30 announcement and who attended for a chilling glimpse into orchestration of the response. Giving $trillions in no-cost/no-liability credit to the very persons responsible for the lethal lack of liquidity will eventually, as Congress knows full well, wipe out the purchasing power of wages and amount to a confiscation of savings at a time when savings are the only possible source of reconstruction and survival for the elderly. Orwellian to the point of being Satanic, and this is our government?

    This virus’ suspected mutations now shows all the marks of having been manufactured in China following Chinese biological espionage, which in one major case was orchestrated by a scientist from Harvard who not merely had close ties to Israel as EMJ reports in the adjacent article, but was in all likelihood working for Israel.

    Also, how about amateur videos directly contradicting the official narrative of hospitals so overloaded with cases and deaths that bodies are being stacked like cordwood in refrigerated trailers backed up to America’s ERs? In one set I just watched, a man visits three “overwhelmed” major hospitals in Louisville, Kentucky on consecutive days and videos show nurses and admission staff lounging around with no patients at all except a two or three apparently healthy people walking in casually in the last hospital visit.

    People are right. The false flag perpetrated by Israel during a shut down of the US government’s defenses on 9/11 did change everything, and it’s not just giving us the language of learned helplessness, but ensuring mass action flows from it as we see everywhere around us. Jacques Ellul pointed out that the purpose of propaganda—such as the almost demonic, non-stop fear porn coming from TV news now 24/7–isn’t to simply change minds, but to so emotionally charge the new beliefs as to cause action of its own accord. Ordinary civil servants in uniform are now “first responders” who’re “heroes” for merely wearing a uniform, now using the jargon of warfare lockdown by “putting boots on the ground” in superhuman heroics for our common good, if we’ll only “shelter in place” and “hunker down,” ad nauseam. The net effect is very much a national induced coma in which the subject nation’s brain function is shut down to allow drastic surgery, which in this case is the greatest wealth transfer from the victims to the perpetrators in history.

    Replies: @Kim, @Grahamsno(G64), @freedom-cat, @Alfred

    , @James Scott
    @Alfred

    Unz is not naive he is just showing his true colors. The people who read this site are the people who will make sure everyone knows jews are responsible for the financial straits the West is in.

    Ron is carrying water for his tribe in hopes they will get to stay in charge after their fake Federal Reserve Note crashes and loses world reserve currency status.

    The elite always get replaced after a currency crashes (think every jew pogrom) and this time will be no different no matter how many lies the jews tell. Ron Unz is proving without a doubt that jews will never help solve our jew problem.

  • @Richard B
    @cranc


    I’ve grown a great respect for this website over the past two years, but you seem scared to delve into the possibility that the lockdown is going to unnecessarily kill more people than Covid 19. Where is the precautionary principle as applied to the emergence of a fascist system ?

    Why is it ‘safer’ to shutdown society ?

    The evidence is against you Ron, are you sure you are not just regurgitating propaganda?
     

    Bravo! Couldn't agree more.

    I've been visiting TUR for a while and think it's the best there is.

    I see no need to compare Ron's work to anyone else and certainly not to my personal expectations. Not at all.

    As with any writer, or content provider, I simply compare his latest work to his previous work.

    In doing so it's impossible not to notice the sudden about face.

    My gut response to Ron's latest article, and not just Ron, was that they got to him.

    I turned out to be wrong in the case of another writer.

    I hope I am with Ron as well.

    His website is simply too important.

    In any event, and wherever this goes, it looks like we're going to find out sooner than later.

    Replies: @CanSpeccy, @Skeptikal, @TheTrumanShow, @Will

    My gut response to Ron’s latest article, and not just Ron, was that they got to him.

    I don’t think they got to him. Its a honeypot operation. Draw people to Unz.com through hosting some true reporters (e.g. Philip Giraldi, Paul Craig Roberts) and let Ron and others write some hard-hitting stuff and then start to sprinkle in half-truths, disinfo, and outright lies.

    E Michael Jones introduction to Unz is a perfect example. Here is E Michael Jones agitating against the 2nd Amendment employing absolute idiocy and an anecdote that is a total lie.

    Jones is a fed. He has been used to promote division within the Catholic Church, his Culture Wars being a prime example of that along with his absolute sophistry in his debate with Michael Davies which is up on YT.

    You can also add Andrew Joyce to the list of liars/propaganda-pushers with his recent fairy tale piece on the coronavirus, attributing to fish in the Wuhan market, thanks to a brilliant 60 Minutes piece which thoroughly captivated, Mr. Joyce. https://www.unz.com/article/how-covid-19-will-test-the-west/

    Once you plug major lies or pretend like their aren’t more plausible, realistic explanations than, say, Unz’s hagiography of Dr. Sarebear, you lose all credibility.

    When you sift through the nonsense and lies foisted upon us by Andrew Joyce, Ron Unz, and E Michael Jones what you learn is that they, ultimately, are in the service of the state. And, whoever promotes or is a friend of the state is an enemy of the people.

    • Thanks: Johnny Walker Read
    • Replies: @TheTrumanShow
    @Will

    Will,

    I believe you're correct. Sometimes it takes a while for a picture to develop. CV-19 seems to have brought a number of all-stars into relief.

    Replies: @Richard B

    , @Richard B
    @Will

    Those are strong accusations.

    I'm not saying you shouldn't make them, or that you're wrong.

    But I do think they need to be a bit more substantiated.

    Because, obviously, part of the problem with the whole disinfo accusation is that it's often seen as a part of the whole thing. The idea being to so disorient people that they don't know what to think.

    Since people can't tolerate prolonged periods of doubt and uncertainty, sooner or later they throw their hands up in despair. Mission Accomplished.

    I have said repeatedly that EMJ fits rather uncomfortably into the mold of Alex Jones and Jordan Peterson, ie; yet another JSI-orchestrated Great White Hope who takes you just so far and then - Whomp! The hammer, in one form or another, goes down, as it becomes more and more obvious that something's not right.

    With EMJ it's his insistence that, in racial terms, the word "White" has no meaning.

    He pushes that one so much that instead of convincing us he just ends up sounding crackbrained and petty.

    Of course the word White matters. And even if it doesn't matter to him, even if he thinks it shouldn't matter to us, it matters to people who, not only live to hate Whites, but actually make a good living doing it.

    Then, of course, there's the anti-White violent crime. The people attacking Whites certainly attack them because they're White. Not because they're Catholic, Protestant, or atheist.

    On this point EMJ is not just wrong, he's a clown. But the rest of his work is well worth a listen.

    That's why, though you might have a point, you need to really substantiate it some more.

    Otherwise, it comes off as sounding like deflection disinfo itself done in an attempt to discredit people exactly because their work, though perhaps flawed in some respects, is saying something worth reading or listening to.

    Replies: @Will

    , @DaveE
    @Will

    I've heard some sites referred to as "Deep State Flypaper" - sites that collect email addresses (which are easily linked to physical addresses) and turn them over to Mossad, Homeland Security, etc. etc. and all the other Jew-infested "agencies".

    Designed by and for a diabolical Old Testament agenda. When it comes time to "quarantining" all known Anti-Semites in their gulags, the Jews will have all the information they need - in one big, fat master database.

    , @Spanky
    @Will

    ... Its a honeypot operation. ...

    When you sift through the nonsense and lies foisted upon us by Andrew Joyce, Ron Unz, and E Michael Jones what you learn is that they, ultimately, are in the service of the state. And, whoever promotes or is a friend of the state is an enemy of the people. -- Will

    If this is what you believe, why are you here?

    Replies: @Will

  • @cranc
    Just for the tally, I consider this to be ridiculously and dangerously one sided Ron.
    You haven't answered any of the points raised by this man:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsExPrHCHbw
    or, this man:
    https://off-guardian.org/2020/03/29/watch-perspectives-on-the-pandemic/

    ..and nor have any of the people who decry those who raise these important questions as 'deniers' or believers in a 'hoax'.

    I've grown a great respect for this website over the past two years, but you seem scared to delve into the possibility that the lockdown is going to unnecessarily kill more people than Covid 19. Where is the precautionary principle as applied to the emergence of a fascist system ? Why is it 'safer' to shutdown society ?
    The evidence is against you Ron, are you sure you are not just regurgitating propaganda?

    Replies: @refl, @Richard B, @Will

    He is regurgitating propaganda.

  • Ron continues pushing “pandemic” flatulence based on a 0.01% US “infection” rate & a 1% mortality rate, less severe, BTW, than the common flu which statistics the CDC also inflates to dupe the goyim into vaccinations.

    Unz himself is becoming a propaganda-pushing clown with more authors, most recently Andrew Joyce, with his panegyric to 60 Minutes for identifying the virus source as the Wuhan fish market, hopping on the goy duping bandwagon. Why not the North Pole, Andrew?

    Mr. Unz, true to the form of all the MSM fake “mass shootings”, would like to offer us a hero as well, a woman in a cape who miraculously saved millions, who knows, maybe all of California or the world even from infection/death. In her Bolshevik-style lockdown, not allowing people the liberty to do as they please, their right to assemble, their liberty to get sick if they so choose, etc., Dr. Sarebear saved you from the evil, non-threatening, non-lethal Coronavirus. Stalin in a skirt who saved us from nothing is the archetypal hero Unzy would like for us to embrace. No thanks. I’ll take economic liberty, freedom of assembly, the freedom to be human and make bad decisions after being warned or informed.


    Unz.com
    is quickly becoming a propaganda operation aside from Philip Giraldi and a few others.

    For your consideration:

    [MORE]

    https://ncov2019.live/

    https://blog.nomorefakenews.com/2020/03/17/corona-bologna-the-truth-begins-to-leak-out/

    https://thefederalist.com/2020/03/25/inaccurate-virus-models-are-panicking-officials-into-ill-advised-lockdowns/

    https://mises.org/power-market/cash-and-coronavirus

  • The Corona crisis has exposed our political and media establishments as dysfunctional and possibly dangerous. If the West was, until recently, associated with scientific, analytical, rational and methodical thinking, then not much is left of that Athenian reasoning. Like houses of cards, most of our Western democracies have succumbed to populist decision making that is,...
  • @Frederick V. Reed
    I am puzzled. I have seen no signs of hysteria, unless buy toilet paper in an hysterical enterprise. In Mexico, where I live, people seem normal, though there is much wearingof masks by employees of stores and suchlike.

    Doubters make interesting points, yet...are the reports of trucks carrying large numbers of dead in Italy, of refrigerated trucks being used in New York to supplement morgues normal? Perhaps so. I am no authority. While the media and politicians promote the sensational, do we really believe that the great majority of epidemiologists, scientists all, are knowingly promoting a scare that threatens to cripple economies? Maybe so, but I would expect most scientists to think scientifically. Are the reports os shortages of ventilators false? Perhaps Why did the Chinese respond so drastically to what appears to be little more than normal flu? While theories that governments invented the scare to gain dictatorial powerss such a shortage of Haldol, that policy is being made on the basis of poor information r ring ture. Most confusing.

    Replies: @A123, @NoseytheDuke, @George, @Prajna

    I am puzzled by your puzzlement. Stocking up on toilet paper in Mexico, of all places, would seem to be as prudent as remembering not to breathe underwater.

    I am no authority.

    Finally, something from Fred we can trust.

    Why did the Chinese respond so drastically to what appears to be little more than normal flu?

    The Chinese, being an intelligent people, understand that the US is waging an undeclared war against them and feared that things had progressed from propaganda and economic to major bio-warfare so they responded appropriately it seems.

    Most confusing.

    Your confusion has been evident from reading your articles for quite some time now so I stopped reading them. Have a nice day.

    • LOL: Will
  • To fight the coronavirus at home, France is removing all military forces from Iraq. When NATO scaled back its war games in Europe because of the pandemic, Russia reciprocated. Moscow announced it would cancel its war games along NATO's border. Nations seem to be recognizing and responding to the grim new geostrategic reality of March...
  • @dfordoom
    @Oikeamielinen


    One thing I can confidently predict about the present situation is that there will be a baby boom in a few months.
    Curfew or no curfew, things get done, and especially because of a curfew.
     
    One thing I can confidently predict is that you're wrong on this. Birth rates will plummet. You seriously think people are going to decide to start a family at the exact moment when they think it's the end of the world? Birth rates will reach new lows.

    Replies: @follyofwar, @Oikeamielinen

    I agree with your assessment. One positive is that the hook-up culture may be coming to a screeching halt. Maybe, with these new social distancing rules, there will even be a return to monogamous marriage (hope springs eternal) and a reduction in divorce. Two married people together for life is more powerful than 10 single millenials.

    • Replies: @dfordoom
    @follyofwar


    One positive is that the hook-up culture may be coming to a screeching halt.
     
    That would certainly be a good thing.

    Since governments are shutting down everything else they really really should shut down things like Tinder and Grindr.
    , @John Johnson
    @follyofwar

    One positive is that the hook-up culture may be coming to a screeching halt. Maybe, with these new social distancing rules, there will even be a return to monogamous marriage

    Not gonna happen.

    What people don't get about Whites in their 20s avoiding marriage is that most of them are poor. It's not like most women in that age group are thrilled with bar sex. Far more just stay home and watch Netflix.

    A lot of them also have student debt from being talked into getting some lesbian studies degree. It doesn't help that their heads have been filled with all kinds of gobbly gook about race and gender not existing.

    Young Whites are simply too responsible for a baby boom because of economics. This is Western dysgenics at work.

    This will only change when conservatives realize that capitalism is not everything. Liberals are incapable of changing and want to turn the US into Brazil anyways.

    Replies: @Escher

  • What America is Buchanan living in?

    Jews Hijack Conservative Movement -> PNAC -> 9/11 -> Oded Yinon Plan / Endless Wars in ME for Israel (Iraq, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Somalia, Lebanon, Libya) -> Israel getting $38 Billion over 10 years -> Endless attempts at Regime change which will never end -> Endless belligerence toward China/Russia -> Never-ending support for the land theft, genocide operation in Palestine (aka Israel) -> Fed QE Infinity -> Globohomo & Immorality out of control -> Cultural Marxism flooding education and media -> Fake shootings to take down the 2nd Amendment -> The Constitution hanging by its last thread -> The current nonexistent virus pandemic bailout such an embarrassment that congressman are trying to avoid have their votes recorded -> Letting some idiot (think puppet) from the CDC run the county based on a statistical model that kids at a nursery school could top -> Millions of Americans waiting on the next word from the Kardashians.

    This whole thing is going up in flames. States are beginning to nullify federal laws as the founders intended and state secession isn’t much further down the road. Tough to tell how dark its going to get, but the idea there is a turnaround, some post Cuban Missile Crisis return to halcyon days ahead is beyond retarded. Trump is owned by Adelson, Bernard Marcus, and Paul Singer. All 3 rich Zionist Jews.

    Israel keeps up its agitation it’ll be blown off the map. America is crumbling and how the pieces are put back together will vary state by state. You can’t stop a car that has no brakes, Pat.

    • Agree: NoseytheDuke
  • The Coronavirus epidemic may soon produce the greatest American disaster since our Civil War over 150 years ago, and numbers reveal the possible magnitude. For example, New York Times Columnist Nicholas Kristof on Sunday reported the disheartening analysis of Dr. Neil Ferguson of Britain, one of the world's leading epidemiologists. According to Dr. Ferguson the...
  • “This, of course, is when stat-molesters jump in to inform me that pneumonia is known, but COVID-19 is new & its spread could be exponential

    BUT, you’d need to base this on something far less moronic than using infection & death rates among the sick to project to the population”

    https://twitter.com/saifedean/status/1242487066711273473

    “So far we know:
    -tests have large error margin
    -positive tests only associated with small chance of being sick
    -vast majority of COVID-19 cases have other serious diseases
    -We have 80x more pneumonia cases than COVID-19

    Are these good reasons to suspend the lives of billions?”

    https://twitter.com/saifedean/status/1242489837409701894

  • @glib
    This whole article can be shot down easily.

    1) with new cases already declining, italy's mortality rate appears to have not increased

    https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/ITA/italy/death-rate

    accounting tricks such as assigning every death with a positive test to covid have, effectively, reassigned normal (cancer, diabetes, etc.) deaths to covid. Italy is, what, 3 weeks ahead of us?

    2) Europe is possibly two weeks ahead of us. No change in mortality rate as of week 11

    http://www.euromomo.eu/index.html

    Anyhow, doomsayers, think of the wonderful opportunity. If 100% of the population is affected by Covid, no one will die of cancer! A great victory for mankind.

    More seriously, prediction: if there is a reliable site reporting total deaths in the US, it will show no increase in two weeks. Although there are limitations to this prediction, since flu waves hit earlier or later every year, so year-to-year comparisons always a small decline or increase, due precisely to the flu, which thins thing is.

    Replies: @glib, @Will, @James N. Kennett

    Thanks for sharing some sanity. Sometimes Unz has a peculiar tendency to stray significantly from his seeming capacity to reason (i.e. his takes immigration). One has to wonder how accidental Mr. Unz occasional straying is.

  • @Pft
    “However, the Coronavirus death statistics are certainly far more solid and reliable”

    Are they really?

    Report shows up to 88% of Italy’s alleged Covid19 deaths could be misattributed

    “The way in which we code deaths in our country is very generous in the sense that all the people who die in hospitals with the coronavirus are deemed to be dying of the coronavirus […] On re-evaluation by the National Institute of Health, only 12 per cent of death certificates have shown a direct causality from coronavirus, while 88 per cent of patients who have died have at least one pre-morbidity – many had two or three,”

    - Professor Walter Ricciardi, scientific adviser to Italy’s minister of health
    Report in English:

    https://www.epicentro.iss.it/coronavirus/bollettino/Report-COVID-2019_20_marzo_eng.pdf

    Replies: @Ron Unz, @Half-Jap, @utu, @Liza, @Will

    Spot on, my dude. Mr. Unz is pushing fantasy/panic/fear.

    Another Italian health official came out and announced as much.

    https://blog.nomorefakenews.com/2020/03/17/corona-bologna-the-truth-begins-to-leak-out/

    • Thanks: Alfred
  • China suffered through the H1N1 coronavirus epidemic in 2008 largely because the CDC took 6 months to identify it and, as a result, 300,000 died prematurely. SARS (774 deaths) was the clincher. They created a hair-trigger alarm system, mandated post-mortem pneumonia DNA testing nationwide, and promoted the CDC head, Dr. George F. Gao[1], to Demigod....
  • @Ron Unz
    @clip


    Your analysis assumes this specific virus is not a bioweapon...The (possible) race targeting nature of the bioweapon would help partly explain why the virus had a much weaker effect in America despite being leaked here months earlier.
     
    No. Back a month or two ago, I was indeed quite suspicious that the Coronavirus might be a bioweapon racially-targeting East Asians, and we ran several articles by Lance Welton arguing that case. But the facts proved otherwise, including the very rapid spread and growing death toll in Italy and most recently in New York. Over the next few months, I fear that hundreds of thousands of Americans may die, and the overwhelming majority are likely to be Caucasian.

    Replies: @Will

    But the facts proved otherwise, including the very rapid spread and growing death toll in Italy and most recently in New York.

    That’s not an argument. The fact that it exists in other countries or spread so quickly doesn’t rule out it being a bioweapon. In fact, if you wanted to use a bioweapon and disguise its employment as such you might take care that it be disseminated in multiple countries.

  • Writing anything about COVID-19 at this moment is a daunting task since the situation is evolving so rapidly, and in so many different locations. Information contained in this piece could be thoroughly outpaced by transformative events by the time it reaches publication, or even by the time I finish up and click “save.” There is...
  • @Godfree Roberts
    Good analysis of our domestic situation, but dragging China into it? For example,

    Conspiracy theories on the origins of COVID-19 are of course a very convenient and useful tool for the Chinese government, because they deflect attention from the fact the outbreak can easily be attributed to bad government, and to Communism itself. I find the idea that the virus originated in a Wuhan “wild food” market to be utterly compelling
     
    The wet market hypothesis has been discarded. Daniel Lucey, an infectious disease specialist at Georgetown University, says that because there is an incubation time between infection and symptoms surfacing, and the presence of infected people with no links to wildlife market, the virus could not have originated from the wildlife market. Kristian Andersen, an evolutionary biologist at the Scripps Research Institute, agreed with the assessment.
    https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/01/wuhan-seafood-market-may-not-be-source-novel-virus-spreading-globally

    The Chinese have endured many US bioweapon attacks [1] in the past, so they're hardly guilty of 'conspiracy theories.' They are are pointing to a massive US coverup which our media are conspiring to maintain. Some questions that I and others have raised but which the CDC and HHS refuse to address are:

    1. Why did the President fire the entire US Pandemic Response Team in May, 2018? “The White House’s National Security Council Directorate for Global Health Security and Biodefense’s job was to be the smoke alarm — keeping watch to get ahead of emergencies, sounding a warning at the earliest sign of fire — all with the goal of avoiding a six-alarm blaze.” [Washington Post, March 13, 2020]

    2. Why did this 2019 simulation not cause America to prepare for such an outbreak: “From last January to August, America’s Health and Human Services ran a simulation, code-named “Crimson Contagion,” that imagined an influenza pandemic: the outbreak of the respiratory virus began in China and was quickly spread around the world by air travelers, who ran high fevers. In the US, it was first detected in Chicago, and 47 days later, the World Health Organization declared a pandemic but, by then, 110 million Americans were ill, 7.7 million hospitalized and 586,000 dead.” [New York Times].

    3. After the WHO warned of an outbreak January 1, why did the CDC forbid Covid-19 testing until March?

    4. Why did CDC Director Robert Redfield not reveal the dates or locations of Americans whom he said were diagnosed as dying from influenza but later tested posthumously as positive for Covid-19?

    5. Why will our CDC not reveal when patient zero was detected in the US? This helps determine the time of initial infection, estimate the scope of transmission, the scale of the epidemic, and location of the intermediate host.

    6. Why will our CDC not reveal the earliest positive test result confirmed by a tissue samples? Epidemiologists, pathologists and public health authorities need this.

    7. Why will our CDC not reveal the names of the US hospitals where they were first detected?

    8. How many people are currently infected in the US? It has been almost three months since we learned of Covid-19 yet we have no idea how many of us are infected??

    9. Why does the CDC classify its coronavirus deliberations and why are HHS Coronavirus meetings held in Sensitive Compartmentalized Information Facilities, which are usually reserved for intelligence and military operations?

    You see, it's not something you can just wave away.

    ___________________________________________________
    [1] THE REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF THE FACTS CONCERNING BACTERIAL WARFARE IN KOREA AND CHINA. Lead investigator: microbiologist Sir Joseph Needham. From Professor Needham's Oral History: https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/80009774

    On Jan. 13th, 1952, a B-26 bomber of the American Air Force was shot down over An-Ju in Korea. By May 5th statements of considerable length admitting their participation in bacteriological warfare had been made by the navigator Lt. K. L. Enoch, and by the pilot, Lt. John Quinn, and issued to the world through Peking. As has already been stated, these documents will be found in SIA/14 and 15 respectively, and together with lithograph reproductions of the original manuscripts, in the printed brochure issued from Prague. The relevant parts are here reproduced in App. KK. and LL. Documents SIA/17 and 18 should also be consulted, though the later interviews recounted in them did not add much to the technical and scientific evidence. What were the essential points in the principal declarations of these airmen? First of all, both officers had had to attend, in Japan and in Korea, secret lectures on the methods of bacteriological warfare. These expositions, which it was impressed on them contained highly confidential information, described the use of bacteria directly as cultures deposited or sprayed, of insects transmitting diseases biologically or mechanically, of rodents in parachute-containers, of poisoned foods, and of bacteria containing artillery shells. Various kinds of containers or "bombs" were described and sketched. Correct altitudes and air-speeds for delivery were given. Particularly significant statements made in the lecture attended by Lt. Quinn were (a) that "almost any insect could be used for spreading diseases", (b) that "rats could be dropped, though this might not be necessary'', and (c) that there was an intention to use encephalitis, "for which no positive cure is known." Secondly, both officers had received orders to carry out bacteriological warfare missions, and had duly fl.own them, though with the greatest inner reluctance. There were various peculiarities about the special bombs used, and in some cases these were under special guard so that the pilots could not examine them too closely. In one of the reports information was given as to the various types of planes most suitable for delivering various kinds of containers. From the personal knowledge of the two airmen many of their fellow service-men had also engaged in such missions, and later conversations brought out well the large number of Air Force personnel who had been instructed on bacteriological warfare, Lt. Enoch was briefed "germ bombs" while Lt. Quinn was briefed "duds", but both were told that in debriefing (i.e. reporting the results of the flight) "duds" was to be the term used. There can be no doubt that these admissions had considerable influence on the western world. But those who did not wish to be convinced tended to brush them aside as confessions obtained under physical or mental duress, saying that after all, only two young men had come forward, and suggesting indeed they did not really exist at all, and that the whole declarations were forged. Attempts, however, to demonstrate inconsistencies in Lt. Quinn's story, failed (SIA/16).
     

    Replies: @Gleimhart Mantooso, @WJ, @fish, @2stateshmustate, @Will, @FvS, @Spanky, @anon, @denk, @Quintus

    Very well said.

  • I find the idea that the virus originated in a Wuhan “wild food” market to be utterly compelling

    The guy who can connect the dots so well regarding Jewish influence thinks the virus came from fish, taking his cue(s) from 60 Mintues and Vox no less?

    A .01% US infection rate with a mortality rate just over 1%. The idea this is a pandemic is an absolute joke.

    “There may be only two people who died from coronavirus in Italy, who did not present other pathologies….The majority of these people are carriers of chronic diseases. Only two people were not presently carriers of [other non-COV] diseases” – Silvio Brusaferro, President of Italian Higher Institute of Health

    Source: https://blog.nomorefakenews.com/2020/03/17/corona-bologna-the-truth-begins-to-leak-out/

    Thanks for plugging the MSM narrative, Andrew.

    • Agree: Miro23
  • Good analysis of our domestic situation, but dragging China into it? For example,

    Conspiracy theories on the origins of COVID-19 are of course a very convenient and useful tool for the Chinese government, because they deflect attention from the fact the outbreak can easily be attributed to bad government, and to Communism itself. I find the idea that the virus originated in a Wuhan “wild food” market to be utterly compelling

    The wet market hypothesis has been discarded. Daniel Lucey, an infectious disease specialist at Georgetown University, says that because there is an incubation time between infection and symptoms surfacing, and the presence of infected people with no links to wildlife market, the virus could not have originated from the wildlife market. Kristian Andersen, an evolutionary biologist at the Scripps Research Institute, agreed with the assessment.
    https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/01/wuhan-seafood-market-may-not-be-source-novel-virus-spreading-globally

    The Chinese have endured many US bioweapon attacks [1] in the past, so they’re hardly guilty of ‘conspiracy theories.’ They are are pointing to a massive US coverup which our media are conspiring to maintain. Some questions that I and others have raised but which the CDC and HHS refuse to address are:

    1. Why did the President fire the entire US Pandemic Response Team in May, 2018? “The White House’s National Security Council Directorate for Global Health Security and Biodefense’s job was to be the smoke alarm — keeping watch to get ahead of emergencies, sounding a warning at the earliest sign of fire — all with the goal of avoiding a six-alarm blaze.” [Washington Post, March 13, 2020]

    2. Why did this 2019 simulation not cause America to prepare for such an outbreak: “From last January to August, America’s Health and Human Services ran a simulation, code-named “Crimson Contagion,” that imagined an influenza pandemic: the outbreak of the respiratory virus began in China and was quickly spread around the world by air travelers, who ran high fevers. In the US, it was first detected in Chicago, and 47 days later, the World Health Organization declared a pandemic but, by then, 110 million Americans were ill, 7.7 million hospitalized and 586,000 dead.” [New York Times].

    3. After the WHO warned of an outbreak January 1, why did the CDC forbid Covid-19 testing until March?

    4. Why did CDC Director Robert Redfield not reveal the dates or locations of Americans whom he said were diagnosed as dying from influenza but later tested posthumously as positive for Covid-19?

    5. Why will our CDC not reveal when patient zero was detected in the US? This helps determine the time of initial infection, estimate the scope of transmission, the scale of the epidemic, and location of the intermediate host.

    6. Why will our CDC not reveal the earliest positive test result confirmed by a tissue samples? Epidemiologists, pathologists and public health authorities need this.

    7. Why will our CDC not reveal the names of the US hospitals where they were first detected?

    8. How many people are currently infected in the US? It has been almost three months since we learned of Covid-19 yet we have no idea how many of us are infected??

    9. Why does the CDC classify its coronavirus deliberations and why are HHS Coronavirus meetings held in Sensitive Compartmentalized Information Facilities, which are usually reserved for intelligence and military operations?

    You see, it’s not something you can just wave away.

    ___________________________________________________
    [1] THE REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF THE FACTS CONCERNING BACTERIAL WARFARE IN KOREA AND CHINA. Lead investigator: microbiologist Sir Joseph Needham. From Professor Needham’s Oral History: https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/80009774

    On Jan. 13th, 1952, a B-26 bomber of the American Air Force was shot down over An-Ju in Korea. By May 5th statements of considerable length admitting their participation in bacteriological warfare had been made by the navigator Lt. K. L. Enoch, and by the pilot, Lt. John Quinn, and issued to the world through Peking. As has already been stated, these documents will be found in SIA/14 and 15 respectively, and together with lithograph reproductions of the original manuscripts, in the printed brochure issued from Prague. The relevant parts are here reproduced in App. KK. and LL. Documents SIA/17 and 18 should also be consulted, though the later interviews recounted in them did not add much to the technical and scientific evidence. What were the essential points in the principal declarations of these airmen? First of all, both officers had had to attend, in Japan and in Korea, secret lectures on the methods of bacteriological warfare. These expositions, which it was impressed on them contained highly confidential information, described the use of bacteria directly as cultures deposited or sprayed, of insects transmitting diseases biologically or mechanically, of rodents in parachute-containers, of poisoned foods, and of bacteria containing artillery shells. Various kinds of containers or “bombs” were described and sketched. Correct altitudes and air-speeds for delivery were given. Particularly significant statements made in the lecture attended by Lt. Quinn were (a) that “almost any insect could be used for spreading diseases”, (b) that “rats could be dropped, though this might not be necessary”, and (c) that there was an intention to use encephalitis, “for which no positive cure is known.” Secondly, both officers had received orders to carry out bacteriological warfare missions, and had duly fl.own them, though with the greatest inner reluctance. There were various peculiarities about the special bombs used, and in some cases these were under special guard so that the pilots could not examine them too closely. In one of the reports information was given as to the various types of planes most suitable for delivering various kinds of containers. From the personal knowledge of the two airmen many of their fellow service-men had also engaged in such missions, and later conversations brought out well the large number of Air Force personnel who had been instructed on bacteriological warfare, Lt. Enoch was briefed “germ bombs” while Lt. Quinn was briefed “duds”, but both were told that in debriefing (i.e. reporting the results of the flight) “duds” was to be the term used. There can be no doubt that these admissions had considerable influence on the western world. But those who did not wish to be convinced tended to brush them aside as confessions obtained under physical or mental duress, saying that after all, only two young men had come forward, and suggesting indeed they did not really exist at all, and that the whole declarations were forged. Attempts, however, to demonstrate inconsistencies in Lt. Quinn’s story, failed (SIA/16).

    • Disagree: bomag
    • Troll: Mr McKenna
    • Replies: @Gleimhart Mantooso
    @Godfree Roberts

    I don't imagine that there is any intelligent person here who hasn't already pegged you as a paid Chi-com propagandist

    Replies: @Herald, @Erebus, @Skeptikal, @Rogue

    , @WJ
    @Godfree Roberts

    You are are either a liar or a lunatic. Which one? Your smelly disgusting filthy country should pay reparations to the world.

    Replies: @Herald

    , @fish
    @Godfree Roberts

    Powerful words from Godflee Loberts.......now here's Bob with the weather!

    , @2stateshmustate
    @Godfree Roberts

    Excellent post.
    Look at the typical hasbarat response of name calling, Just shows they haven't got a leg to stand on.
    Keep up the good work.

    , @Will
    @Godfree Roberts

    Very well said.

    , @FvS
    @Godfree Roberts

    It likely came from pangolins, supposedly the world's most trafficked animal. China is the world's largest consumer of pangolin parts.
    https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(20)30360-2
    https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0820-9
    https://www.pangolinreports.com/china/

    http://s3.amazonaws.com/mongabay-images/14/0520.pangolin.seizure.1.600.jpg

    As for tracing the virus in the United States, that can be found here. I have highlighted the time frame of the first cases in the U.S. Click on the orange dots in the phylogeny table for more info.
    https://nextstrain.org/ncov?dmax=2020-01-24&dmin=2020-01-15

    As for the blame game, there is plenty of blame to go around.

    1. Trump - gross incompetence, failed to heed the early warnings, didn't do enough to stop the spread, stupidly downplayed the severity of the virus just to try and save the economy.

    2. CDC/Deep State - nowhere near ready in terms of available hospital beds, ventilators, masks, etc. An adequate strategic reserve should have already existed. It is their job to prepare for something like this, and they simply did not do it. Whether this was only incompetence or something more deliberate, I guess we may never know.

    3. WHO - gross incompetence, failed to recognize the threat until it was too late, too reliant on and trusting of China.

    China’s U.N. Ambassador Zhang Jun said Thursday evening in New York that “we are still at a very critical stage in fighting the coronavirus” but stressed that the epidemic is still mainly confined to China and urged the international community against any overreaction. Zhang told reporters “we are still making our assessment” of the WHO declaration. “While we understand the concerns of other countries, we should also listen to advice of the director-general of WHO” who said he had full confidence in China’s efforts in fighting the epidemic and “there is no reason for measures that unnecessarily interfere with the international travel and trade,” Zhang said. He said China appreciated “the friendly gesture made by the international community” in providing medical equipment, and “what are needed urgently,” especially in Hubei province, are masks and other protective medical supplies including glasses.

    In the wake of numerous airlines cancelling flights to China and businesses including Starbucks and McDonald’s temporarily closing hundreds of shops, Tedros said WHO was not recommending limiting travel or trade to China. “There is no reason for measures that unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade,” he said. He added that Chinese President Xi Jinping had committed to help stop the spread of the virus beyond its borders.
    https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2020/jan/30/world-health-organization-declares-coronavirus-out/

    https://i.imgur.com/r2C5L4n.png

    4. China - gross incompetence, failed to identify the danger of the virus until it was too late, silenced a whisteblower, covered up the danger of the virus and even destroyed samples early on, allowed infected to travel out of the country, allowed wet markets and black market exotic animal trade to fester.
    https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/chinese-scientists-destroyed-proof-of-virus-in-december-rz055qjnj

    https://twitter.com/Edmund43915807/status/1240933727984685059

    , @Spanky
    @Godfree Roberts

    Gettin' some flak... Must be near the target.

    , @anon
    @Godfree Roberts

    china is great, you can't defeat us,
    excuse me while I eat,
    a human foetus.

    , @denk
    @Godfree Roberts


    Why did this 2019 simulation not cause America to prepare for such an outbreak: “From last January to August, America’s Health and Human Services ran a simulation, code-named “Crimson Contagion,” that imagined an influenza pandemic: the outbreak of the respiratory virus began in China and was quickly spread around the world by air travelers, who ran high fevers. In the US, it was first detected in Chicago, and 47 days later, the World Health Organization declared a pandemic but, by then, 110 million Americans were ill, 7.7 million hospitalized and 586,000 dead.” [New York Times].
     
    So [[[they]]] had almost one whole year of dry run for a pandemic from China [SIC] !

    Then they had another global pandemic simulation , hosted by BIll depolulation Gates, barely two months before this shit hit the fan !

    The tsunami of coincidences surrounding this caper is stretching the Ian Fleming's law of prob to breaking point !

    AFAIC,
    This looks like yet another 'exercise' that turns live.
    , @Quintus
    @Godfree Roberts

    Excellent points, Godfree.

    Your point #1 "Why did the President fire the entire US Pandemic Response Team in May, 2018?" is equivalent to the NORAD drill on 9/11 of diverting a significant number of jetfighters to Canada in a war simulation against Russia at a time when they could have been used to intercept the planes that crashed into the Twin Towers;

    I didn't know about your point #2. Wow. I'm reposting that.

  • Pundits are using the Crisis to call for abolishing for all eternity whatever is their pet peeve. Here's my contribution to this genre: Let's knock off with hugging as a social greeting. From the New York Times in February: Instead, we should pull our ponies up 20 feet away from each other, hold our empty...
  • @Anon
    @Will

    This is complicated but worth it so please try to keep up:
    After drying your hands with paper towels, use those towels now to grab the door handle with. Now open the door.
    Then, throw out the paper towel when the door is open (when exactly is irrelevant).
    Read it again and again until you think you grasp it. Then start practicing!

    Replies: @Will

    Right. I’m delighted to handle the residue of another person’s fecal matter as long as I’ve got a damp, tissue-thin paper towel with which to do it. Problem solved!

  • My own Larry Davidesque suggestion would be a law requiring the doors in all public men’s lavatories to open out instead of in. By my observation something like 95% of men’s rooms have doors that you push in to enter; then you have pull a handle on the door to exit. This makes no sense at all. You use the lavatory, scrub your hands thoroughly, then with those hands clean less than ten seconds you’re forced to grasp a door that might have been touched by someone with cholera or hemorrhagic diarrhea who didn’t wash his hands upon leaving. You’re at the bacteriological mercy of the filthiest person who might have touched that handle. If the doors open out, then you can just push it open with your foot on that metal plate at the bottom of the door and be on your way. Sure, you’ve got to grab the handle when you enter, but you’re going to be washing your hands in the next few minutes anyway, so who cares? If you feel strongly about it you can pre-wash your hands before you attend to business, then hit them again on the way out. But if the door opens in, there’s no way to avoid the handle unless you draft out right behind someone else, which really sends the wrong kind of signal. If there’s one place where social distancing should Rule Them All, it’s in a public men’s room.

    • Agree: Mr. Anon, Mike Tre, dfordoom
    • Replies: @Mr. Anon
    @Will

    Excellent suggestion and one I have long advocated myself. Big enough mens rooms can have two doors like some restaurants do, one in, one out.

    Airport restrooms are often designed semi-sensibly, with no doors at all, and separate entrance and exit portals to promote good traffic flow.

    , @Autochthon
    @Will

    Those of us with IQs above eighty open the handle with the paper towel we just dried out hands with then discard it as or after we exit.

    (Your point remains sound, though, especially in those dumps that only have a filthy air dryer – which they had might as well replace with a sign reading "Fuck you! We are cheap and lazy! Wipe your hands on your pants!" in order to save electricity).

    Replies: @jsm, @Mike Tre

    , @JerseyJeffersonian
    @Will

    At a local, highly-successful, Greek-run diner here in Southern New Jersey, in the mens room they have a really good workaround for this problem. There is an eye-height, large, j-shaped hook mounted on the inside of the door that permits you to hook it with your forearm to pull the door open, complete with explanatory sign & cartoon showing how to use this in order to avoid touching the regular handle (still available lower on the door). Considering some of the slovenly behavior to be observed from users of the mens room, I really appreciate this.

    Replies: @Dan Hayes

    , @Anon
    @Will

    This is complicated but worth it so please try to keep up:
    After drying your hands with paper towels, use those towels now to grab the door handle with. Now open the door.
    Then, throw out the paper towel when the door is open (when exactly is irrelevant).
    Read it again and again until you think you grasp it. Then start practicing!

    Replies: @Will

  • Earlier this week a delegation of Chinese medics arrived at Malpensa airport near Milan from Shanghai on a special China Eastern flight carrying 400,000 masks and 17 tons of equipment. The salutation banner the visitors rolled out on the tarmac, in red and white, read, “We’re waves from the same sea, leaves from the same...
  • “Imagine a system built on a selfless devotion to the welfare of others, and against all vanity. It’s certainly not what inequality-provoking, financial turbo-capitalism is all about.”

    Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people. – Proverbs 14:34

  • I reviewed Steven Soderbergh's feature film Contagion back in 2011. The first half is pretty exciting. I don't remember the exact plot other than, spoiler alert, it was, plausibly enough, All Gwyneth Paltrow's Fault. But the second half is realistically dull as Matt Damon sensibly holes up in his nice house in a nice suburb...
  • @MEH 0910
    @Will


    horrifying monkey corpse
     
    Banana.

    Spoilers:

    Contagion Ending
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1HH1-ozS_A

    Replies: @Will

    Fair enough. I thought I was doing OK to remember as much as I did after eight years. Wait, was I the one who ate the monkey corpse? This is going to keep me up all night.

  • @West Reanimator
    IIRC didn’t Paltrow’s character eat a bat (unknowingly) to contract the disease?

    Replies: @Will

    I haven’t seen it for a while, but my recollection is that the final sequence of the film is a sort of Tinkers-to-Evers-to-Chance montage that shows a bat eating from some horrifying monkey corpse in the jungle, then dropping from an overhang into a pigpen, then the pigs being loaded on to a truck, one of the pigs being butchered then taken to a restaurant at a casino, the chef preparing the pig, then coming out front to take a picture with some of the diners, who include Paltrow. And the last image is a picture of the chef and Paltrow smiling cheek-to-cheek as the photo is taken. But I don’t believe any direct bat consumption is shown or implied.

    • Thanks: West Reanimator
    • Replies: @MEH 0910
    @Will


    horrifying monkey corpse
     
    Banana.

    Spoilers:

    Contagion Ending
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1HH1-ozS_A

    Replies: @Will

  • From Nature in 2015: The myopia boom Short-sightedness is reaching epidemic proportions. Some scientists think they have found a reason why. Elie Dolgin 18 March 2015 ... East Asia has been gripped by an unprecedented rise in myopia, also known as short-sightedness. Sixty years ago, 10–20% of the Chinese population was short-sighted. Today, up to...
  • Do sailors have unusually good vision? There’s a whole lot of staring at the horizon when you’re at sea for months at a time. In Peter Benchley’s novel Jaws there’s an aside about how good Quint’s eyesight is after decades on the ocean. And I read something in a book I can’t recall about how British ships sailing in the Pacific in the 19th century used to take on native islanders as translators or liasons as they went from port to port. And the British sailors were dumbfounded at how acute the vision of the islanders were. One would point in one direction and say “ship.” The Brits would look, see nothing, then take out their spyglass and still see nothing and say “there’s nothing there.” And invariably a few minutes later a speck would appear on the horizon and pretty soon the ship was in sight. Not sure if there’s really anything to this or it’s just folk wisdom.

    • Replies: @Corvinus
    @Will

    "Do sailors have unusually good vision? There’s a whole lot of staring at the horizon when you’re at sea for months at a time."

    Great question. From 2017...

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/309365380_Visual_Search_Strategy_During_Regatta_Starts_in_a_Sailing_Simulation


    In a sport conditioned by natural elements such as sailing, visual perception is a key factor for the performance. The research has shown that the visual behaviour of athletes at different skill levels varies, which may cause differences in the performance achieved. The aim of this research was to examine the visual behaviour of sailors from different ranking positions at the start of a race in a simulated situation. Twenty junior sailors (N=10 top and N=10 bottom ranking) participated in the study. The visual behaviour was recorded at the start of a sailing simulation. The top-ranking sailors perform more visual fixations on the locations that have more highly relevant information, such as "tell-tales" and "rivals", than do bottom-ranking sailors (p < 0.005). The top-ranking sailors are closer to the start line at the time of start signal. The analysis of the visual search strategy shows that top-ranking sailors employed a more active visual search strategy. More experience athletes can make better use of the information obtained from the important locations.
     
  • From Wired Science: Like I may have mentioned once or twice before, extremely competitive ex-men who want to crush women's sports into dust beneath their chariot wheels are, on average, not nice guys. A commenter suggests that would be a good Current Year sequel for a P.G. Wodehouse novel: Sir Roderick Spode, former leader of...
  • I recently watched “Renee,” a documentary about Richard Raskind/Renee Richards and, uh, she conforms exactly to that model. Just amazing levels of narcissism and self-absorption. It’s an interesting portrait of his early family life – parents both doctors, with his mother one of the first female psychiatrists in the US. The mother absolutely dominated the family life, browbeat her husband into submission on everything. “He never won a single argument with her,”said Richards. Is that sort of parental dynamic common in these cases?

    Also interesting to note that the tournament director who let her enter her first professional tournament as Renee Richards was Eugene Scott, her old college teammate at Yale and member of Skull and Bones.

    https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/ESPN-Films-Collection-Vol-1-Blu-ray/100729/

    • Replies: @Rohirrimborn
    @Will

    I was a patient of Dr. Raskind before he transitioned.

  • The backstage struggle between the Bush interventionists and the America-firsters who first backed Donald Trump for president just exploded into open warfare, which could sunder the Republican Party. At issue is Trump's decision to let the Turkish army enter Northern Syria, to create a corridor between Syrian Kurds and the Turkish Kurds of the PKK,...
  • Why does Buchanan ask idiotic questions like this?

    The US is never going to pull out of the Middle East until Israel has complete dominance of the region, Israel is bombed into oblivion or the US empire is brought down by one of many means (states seceding, major war loss, economic meltdown, civil war, etc.)

    Even if Trump is anything more than talk, the White Helmets will have crisis actors ready for another fake chemical weapons attack to blame on whoever it must be blamed.

    Chemical weapons hoaxes in Syria to push regime change in Syria and shooting hoaxes in America to overthrow the 2nd Amendment.

    • Replies: @Houston 1992
    @Will

    There is a realist wing however small to our DS Establishment eg see the dawning realization on how transferring so much industry and tech to China was pure folly.

    I think that PJB who remains on the fringes of the Republican Establishment (barely tolerated , mostly ignored much like Enoch Powell in the UK) is appealing to those realists

    NeoCons don’t get all their wars. We have not gone to open war with Iran and Obama signed that deal with Iran although he declined to take it.
    The pentagon has to be nervous about a war with Iran. The military is tired I sense and saner heads know about “forever war “ fatigue and that morale is low

    Replies: @follyofwar

  • Thursday’s debate on Walt Disney’s ABC channel is shaping up as yet another shameless charade. The pretense is that we are to select who the Democratic presidential candidate will be. But most Americans, as the Irish say, vote with their backsides, belonging to the informal but dominant party of non-voters who choose not to be...
  • This means a government strong enough to take on the vested financial and corporate interests and prosecute Wall Street’s financial crime and corporate monopoly power. When neoliberals shout, “But that’s socialism,” Americans finally are beginning to say, “Then give us socialism.” It beats being ground down into debt peonage.

    Not any Americans I know. Time to shake off that closet Bolshevist, Marxist economist costume and recognize the state isn’t the solution to all man’s problems. Leave your dad’s dreams of a Bolshevik utopia behind, Michael, and start living in reality. The state IS the problem.

    • Replies: @Digital Samizdat
    @Will


    Time to shake off that closet Bolshevist, Marxist economist costume and recognize the state isn’t the solution to all man’s problems.
     
    No one here is trying to solve all the problems of the world. It's just that the state is far too powerful a tool to leave in the hands of our enemy.
  • Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, available exclusively on VDARE.com Last week's headliners were two mass shootings: one in El Paso, Texas last Saturday morning, followed in the small hours of Sunday morning by another in Dayton, Ohio. The El Paso shooter killed 22 people; the second killed nine. The El Paso guy is in...
  • @Twodees Partain
    @Will

    I agree. In several instances witnesses reported seeing several shooters in black BDUs instead of the lone gunman the police always end up claiming. In El Paso it seems clear that one guy couldn't have put out enough accurately aimed fire to hit all the victims in the time between the camera catching him coming in the door and the cops grabbing him outside.

    One big development is that the ones staging the attacks have now started actually killing people instead of just claiming a body count in the media coverage.

    Replies: @Will

    One big development is that the ones staging the attacks have now started actually killing people instead of just claiming a body count in the media coverage.

    When you have evidence of dead people and wounding/trauma, let us know. Until then, your claim is based on ZERO evidence.

  • Following another catastrophic mass shooting or crisis event, Orwellian “solutions” are set to be foisted on a frightened American public by the very network connected, not only to Jeffrey Epstein, but to a litany of crimes and a frightening history of plans to crush internal dissent in the United States. Following the arrest and subsequent...
  • Here’s the El Paso “hero’s” story.

    Since when do produce sections carry “bottles” and since when do they have stacks of chips to hide behind.

    The media fakery on this stuff is off-the-charts.

    Since when ambulances arrive with victims at the hospital with no one on the gurney?

    See video entitled, “Ambulances arriving with patients to University Medical Center”

    https://www.ktsm.com/local/el-paso-news/videos-eye-witness-videos-and-accounts-from-inside-el-paso-cielo-vista-walmart-shooting/

    • Agree: Johnny Walker Read
    • Replies: @Twodees Partain
    @Will

    Not that I buy the "hero's" story, but Walmart produce sections do have bottles and jars of some premium salad dressings and the bottles of kombucha are also located in produce. There are indeed racks of chips there in some of the Walmart stores I use.

    The vids of empty ambos arriving at the hospital are priceless, though. The retards concocting the media stories haven't improved since 911 and Sandy Hoax. If anything, they've gotten worse.

  • This picture of the Chicago Cubs' Wrigley Field looks like somebody set off a tactical nuke in my old apartment on North Clarendon in Lakeview.
  • What the hell happened to the Torco sign?

    • Replies: @Wolf Barney
    @Will

    The Torco sign in right field has been gone since 1995. A lot of changes to Wrigley Field over the years. My first game was 50 years ago, August of 1969, the year they blew the pennant. They had about an 8 game lead at the time, then folded in September as the Mets won the division and then the World Series.

    Replies: @Father O'Hara

  • To listen to almost all the reporters on Fox News—and most of the Establishment Media experts—after the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, you would have thought that President Donald Trump needed to do exactly what the Reverend Jimmy Swaggart did back a few years ago: get on TV and cry and bawl, and...
  • @peterAUS
    @sally


    What do you think?
     
    In theory very good. In practice, won't work in this Universe.

    Here it is: the life for an average Deplorable is still too good, especially in USA, to risk it going aginst the system.
    Whatever we read anywhere about "poverty" in USA is nonsense. A smart, I repeat, SMART,family of four, on social help (unemployed) in USA lives better than a middle-class family of four in around half of the world. More importantly, white Americans in such positions are, how to put it politely....not very good in abstract thinking. Underclass, working class, true elderly. Those people aren't able to organize anything. Yes, up to 5 % of talent there can, but let's not get bogged down in such details. There is a reason why officer corps is sourced from middle class and up (educated) people.

    The pressure "progtards" have been increasing (I don't call them Left/Communist; they have nothing to do with that) and shall be affecting the middle class and even upper class. THAT is the moment.
    When people from those two classes realize that no matter how well they play the game they'll lose the things will start changing. No matter how a White person keeps his head down, plays along, work hard, obey....they'll come after him/her. They must to keep the system going.

    The problem is, of course, that will happen when odds are much harder than now. There will be more of the opponents (immigration), more of the system in place (as it's being built as we speak) etc.
    BUT, the core of that system ARE those very people.

    No (White initiated) secession can happen now. Core FBI/the rest of those outfits, and more importantly, armed forces, are loyal to the central government. And, key personnel there are White.
    White Colonel will execute the order. White Leutenant too. His senior NCOs too.
    Or FBI guys.

    But, with this lunacy increasing there will come the time, soon, when those above shall have their doubts. BIG doubts. And all they need to do is...do their job badly.

    Now, there is an additional point here. A BIG point. US position in the world. And nukes.
    So, a question for you:
    What would you choose: a chance to get your own homeland where you won't be singled out as eternal victim.................or............a chance of nuclear war with M.A.D. possibility?

    Things will have to go really bad for US White middle/upper class to get into state to "make a move".

    When everything is said and done I believe that some version of Brasilian society is the most likely in "colonies", from USA to New Zealand.
    But, again, who knows?

    On our, who post/read here, practical level I see "us", Whites, finally realizing who we are and banding together. THAT will be huge and probably within the next couple of years. I can feel it's starting, even in my own neighboorhood.
    Hahaha....all we need is, really, to start behaving as Jews and all will be good.

    Replies: @m___, @Will

    No (White initiated) secession can happen now. Core FBI/the rest of those outfits, and more importantly, armed forces, are loyal to the central government. And, key personnel there are White.
    White Colonel will execute the order. White Leutenant too. His senior NCOs too.
    Or FBI guys.

    Texas was 2 votes shy a few years back from a secession referendum and the Texas Nationalist movement continues to grow.. Somewhere between 300-400K people, perhaps more since I last looked.

    Alabama & Missouri challenges on abortion & Tennessee/Wyoming nullifications of anti-2A legislation are but harbingers of more nullification and secession coming.

    The notion of the armed forces being loyal to the US government against their own people is not credible.

  • @peterAUS
    @WorkingClass


    Barr could accomplish a lot....But I wouldn’t call that a solution.
     
    Sensible.

    Separation is the solution. Nullification/Secession.
     
    Pretty much.

    But that will have to wait ...
     
    Looks like it.

    My advise for Deplorables is keep a low profile, keep your powder dry, and identify potential leaders in your local community.
     
    I'd add "try to become that leader" too. In several possible scenarios. From nice through not so nice to really not nice.

    And teach your children it’s OK to be white.
     
    Definitely. Teach them, also, things which could be useful in daily, or in the future, not so nice scenarios. Say.......how to fight, for example.

    Thanks for asking.
     
    Pleasure.

    Replies: @Oldtradesman, @Will

    If you’re searching for solutions and models to replace the existing insanity, checkout Abbeville Institute, particularly YT videos by Donald Livingston, Kirkpatrick Sale, and Marshall DeRosa. They address secession better than any I know as well as issues of human scale, nullification, decentralization, etc.

    Also, Brother Nathanael mentioned as a solution in one of his videos brining the (((media))) under control by requiring approval from a majority of citizens before its contract could be renewed.

    @WorkingClass

  • @Svevlad
    Who - whom

    Replies: @Will

    Indeed. Lenin’s question. When the fight is on my money won’t be on the Jews and their lackeys.

  • See, earlier, by John Derbyshire: “Racism” (The Word) Becoming Obsolete Because Of Racism—Anti-White, That Is Founding stock Americans are now perilously close to becoming a powerless minority ruled over by aliens who cherish a carefully cultivated resentment—not to say hatred—towards us. If nothing is done to change the trajectory in which our society is moving,...
  • The El Paso “shooting” is a complete hoax. Its part of the warfare on white, Christian America, to take their guns. Wake up white America!

    https://twitter.com/auntietermite/status/1162812702902931456

  • My last three years in high school, I was in Northern Virginia. I hung out at Springfield Mall and Wakefield Recreation Center. Though I had lame handles and an erratic shot, I still managed to get into pickup games, and each time I hoisted up a brick, my buddy, Kelvin Nash, would holler, “Riceman!” I...
  • “Son of a lawyer, Kelvin is now a real estate agent in Dallas. He married his college sweetheart, with whom he lost his virginity. So much for black sexual precocity.”

    Since when do exceptions/outliers disprove averages for the group? Time for a statistics refresher, Riceman.

  • Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, available exclusively on VDARE.com Last week's headliners were two mass shootings: one in El Paso, Texas last Saturday morning, followed in the small hours of Sunday morning by another in Dayton, Ohio. The El Paso shooter killed 22 people; the second killed nine. The El Paso guy is in...
  • What’s even more remarkable is that these “shootings” are obvious hoaxes. The fact that ANYONE believes this level of ongoing “violence”, all using the SAME WEAPON, featuring lone wolf gunmen who usually die or from whom we never hear from again, manifestos/ideologies galore, etc. is organic is mind-boggling.

    El Paso:

    Gilroy:

    Dayton: https://153news.net/watch_video.php?v=2X85X9G5HNAY

    • Replies: @Twodees Partain
    @Will

    I agree. In several instances witnesses reported seeing several shooters in black BDUs instead of the lone gunman the police always end up claiming. In El Paso it seems clear that one guy couldn't have put out enough accurately aimed fire to hit all the victims in the time between the camera catching him coming in the door and the cops grabbing him outside.

    One big development is that the ones staging the attacks have now started actually killing people instead of just claiming a body count in the media coverage.

    Replies: @Will

  • A friend asks: I'm guessing that sample sizes would be pretty small. How many identical twins-separated-at-an-early-age examples are there in the scientific literature? Have they been increasing in number in this century? The big change that added about 80 points to Verbal SAT scores but only 10 points to Math SAT scores was in mid-1995....
  • Is there anyplace where you can find for a given year how many people took the exam, and then a breakdown of how many got perfect scores, how many got 1590, 1580, 1570, etc., all the way down to 800?

  • PK NOTE: Their Lives Matter Too is now available in paperback. If you’d like a signed copy, send us an email at [email protected]. It’s available in digital download as well! You are a white firefighter in an 82 percent white city in Wisconsin (a 97.8 percent non-African city). You respond to a situation involving an...
  • Drug addicts mostly are trying to medicate themselves in to oblivion. Drug addicts turn in to selfish heartless Zombies or are that way ti begin with and exasebate that condition through the use of Drugs.
    Black drug addicts are no different than any other Drug Addict. The predilection towards violence is compounded by peer pressure form others who raised themselves without Fathers or Mothers who actually are addicts themselves. Not excuses for violent or unnatural behavior, but a look at the situation. How you want to tackle problems of this nature are totally up to Society as a whole. Mostly it seems to be ignored because some call out racism for trying to stop such behavior. The squeaky wheel (racist accusations) get’s the grease. That should be ignored and punishment for crimes should deter bad behavior. Equal treatment for crimes should be acceptable no matter where or who commit them.

    Happy Father’s Day.

  • America's two college admissions tests, the SAT and the ACT, have a duopoly that has become more competitive in this century, with unfortunate results. Competition usually produces more of what the customer wants, but what the customers (the parents of the kids taking the tests) want is higher scores. And so do the customers of...
  • Will says:
    @Calvin Hobbes
    @Desiderius


    Pretty sure the whole point of the last quarter century of changes was to obscure those finer gradations at the top. They would tell a story the customers don’t want to hear.
     
    Lots of unwelcome gradations at the top here:

    https://www.mathcounts.org/sites/default/files/2019%20National%20Final%20Standings_0.pdf

    and here:

    http://economics.mit.edu/files/4298

    The AMC tests discussed in the second link and also here:

    https://www.ivyzen.net/amc/

    have lots of headroom.

    Replies: @Will

    The SAT is deeply broken on math with a terribly low ceiling. (Which as noted above, the AMC competitions solve for anyone applying to Caltech / MIT.)

    Their real problem is they removed the single most g loaded verbal item, analogies, and took out the guessing penalty. This makes scores more random, fails to reward a sense of your own confidence in getting down to three answers, etc.

  • @Desiderius
    Pretty sure the whole point of the last quarter century of changes was to obscure those finer gradations at the top. They would tell a story the customers don’t want to hear.

    Replies: @Calvin Hobbes, @Will

    Pretty sure the whole point of the last quarter century of changes was to obscure those finer gradations at the top. They would tell a story the customers don’t want to hear.

    This.

  • The aim of this book is best exhibited by describing its origin. I am, and have been since early manhood, an editor of newspapers, magazines and books, and a critic of the last named. These occupations have forced me into a pretty wide familiarity with current literature, both periodical and within covers, and in particular...
  • What is etymology or origin of the phrase, “O YOU KID”?

  • Over the decades, I've noticed that whatever idea strikes me at a given moment is extraordinarily unlikely to instantly go viral over the Internet. Maybe a decade later, a TV commentator will introduce one of my perspectives to broad discourse, but my insights almost never take off in real time. For example, on Saturday I...
  • It’s not clear virality is the goal.

    One modest suggestion would be a website with a Best Of. I think at some point you mentioned a book. Things like the race faq, some of the gladwell pieces, fundamental constant of sociology, and other long taki think pieces are legendary pieces of reality observation and sociology no one else out there provides.

    The pidgin guides to a dead rapper are funny, but only because they’re backed by some world class observation and saying what no one else is saying. A ranked list of pieces would help, maybe not in terms of virality but immediate accessibility. Not everyone is ready for the more pithy and direct pieces.

    The material is out there but fairly buried (skimming through years of archives looking for the good ones isn’t for everyone).

  • It is pretty much established that although most people have internalised the lessons of the holocaust, Jewish institutions have somehow failed to do so. They have continued to repeat the same mistakes that brought disasters on the Jews and others throughout their history. The universal lessons learned from the Holocaust are based on common sense...
  • A perfect complement to Shamir’s running interference TWICE now for Jewish Bolshevism/Communism. Plug the Holocaust by appealing to its lessons not being internalized by its very propaganda architects. Is it any wonder the lessons are not internalized by the very people who created the Big Lie and know it to be such?

    Many thanks to Mr. Shamir for his continued sophistry and to you for reminding me of the Holocaust since I hadn’t been reminded of it in the last 30 seconds.

    One wonders what the higher virtue is: revealing the Holocaust to be a hoax to fellow Jews and calling for repentance or hoping an appeal to dampen chutzpah before the proverbial train goes off the cliff as it has over-and-over for Jews throughout history?

    If history is any predictor of the future, a reaction against the Jews is inevitable. Then, the Jews, wherever they may be, will go on to their next revolutionary, country-wrecking endeavor.

  • In Flashman by George MacDonald Fraser, Flashman, the disgraced bully expelled from Rugby School in 1839 by headmaster Thomas Arnold in Thomas Hughes' novel Tom Brown's Schooldays, lands on his feet again with a commission in a smart London cavalry regiment. But his snobbish commanding officer disapproves of his marriage to a Scottish mill owner's...
  • The Last Testament Of Flashman’s Creator: How Britain Has Destroyed Itself.
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-506219/The-testament-Flashmans-creator-How-Britain-destroyed-itself.html

    • Agree: Tyrion 2
    • Replies: @Fabian Forge
    @Will

    Thanks for the link. Wonderful.

  • While the nation loses its collective mind over a fake hate crime allegedly committed by white MAGA hat wearing hillbillies in Chicago, Illinois (on a night when it was 20 degrees below zero), and white Democrats in Virginia having worn blackface more than 30 years ago, five black juveniles - the youngest being 12 -...
  • I heard a rumor that they shouted “this is Obama country” as they killed him

    • Replies: @AR in Illinois
    @Will

    THAT is hilarious!!!

  • There is fast and then there is fast. Via Malcolm Gladwell, from Bleacher Report: Usain Bolt, the greatest sprinter of all time, is 32 and a couple of years into retirement (not that his career was all that exhausting, either). So he shows up for various Super Bowl promotional events and in one of them...
  • A sprinter from the U of Tennessee, Christian Coleman, ran an electronically timed 4.12 a few years ago, but it never seemed to get that much play. You’d think people would talk about that like the 4-minute mile or 600 lb. clean-and-jerk, one of the epochal athletic achievements, but no.

    Kirk Gibson was said to have been timed (by hand, presumably) by NFL scouts at 4.28 back in 1978. Is that the fastest time for a Person of Pallor?

    • Replies: @black sea
    @Will

    Don Beebe (Pallor Person) reportedly ran a 4.21. In his day, he was the fastest player on the Buffalo Bills. His son now plays for the Minnesota Vikings.

    , @GU
    @Will

    Not disagreeing with the general tenor of your post, but would like to pedantically point out that there has yet to be a verified 600-lb. clean and jerk. The heaviest weight c&j’ed in competition is 266 kg (585 lbs.) by Taranenko in the 1980s. His teammate Pisarenko did 265 kg at a much lower body weight, also in the ‘80s. There are unverified rumors of 600 lb. c&j’s in training—color me skeptical.

    Lasha Talakhadze has a good shot at breaking the 600-lb. threshold. He’s already obliterated the all-time snatch records, seemingly with plenty of kg’s left in the tank. We’ll see if WADA let’s him keep lifting.

  • With Kamala Harris in the news, I've been interested in her old boyfriend Willie Brown, former speaker of the California Assembly and mayor of San Francisco. He never went to Washington, so he's little known outside of California, but he was a tremendously gifted and successful politician in California. In recent decades, Northern California has...
  • Really inspiring to see the plucky younger Rockefeller sons work their way up in the world through grit and determination alone.

  • There have of course been horrible anti-Semitic crimes committed in this vast country by white male rightists, such as the recent Pittsburgh murders and in 2014 an attack on a Jewish center in the Midwest that wound up murdering several gentile visitors. But, what about in well-documented New York City? From the New York Times:...
  • 4,000,000,029,057. Remember that number. It’s going to come up again later. But let’s begin with another number entirely: 145,000 -- as in, 145,000 uniformed soldiers striding down Washington’s Pennsylvania Avenue. That’s the number of troops who marched down that very street in May 1865 after the United States defeated the Confederate States of America. Similar...
  • Note to Self: Don’t read another Nick Turse article

  • Referring to Israel during an interview in August 1983, U.S. Navy Admiral and former head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Thomas Moorer said "I've never seen a President — I don't care who he is — stand up to them. It just boggles the mind. They always get what they want. The Israelis know...
  • Philip Giraldi deserves a medal. Very grateful for his work. Fantastic article. Thank you Philip

  • John Gunther Dean, now 92, and a former American ambassador to five countries, has long maintained that Israel was behind his attempted assassination on August 28, 1980, in a suburb of Beirut, which was attributed to a rightwing Lebanese group. Dean and his wife and daughter and son-in-law were in a motorcade and narrowly escaped...
  • I was following right up until the obligatory Holocaust plug under the guise of adding “context”. It never ends.

    Article guidelines:

    1. Plug Holocaust
    2. Plug Jew as Victim
    3. Plug Jew as Hero
    4. Plug Jew as champion of civil rights

  • The latest "Trump Deathwatch" began on Tuesday, August 21, 2018. It began in a courtroom in Alexandria, Virginia, when Paul Manafort, sleazebag beltway operator and former chairman of Trump's campaign, was pronounced guilty by a jury of his peers on ten counts of various types of fraud -- tax fraud, bank fraud, and failure to...
  • @Johnnie Walker Read
    @Bennis Mardens

    "A certain tribe hates Trump"
    Wow, you must live on a different planet than the rest f us. Israhell has never had a greater friend in the White House than Donald Trumpenstien.
    https://www.timesofisrael.com/when-it-comes-to-jewish-ties-no-gop-candidate-trumps-trump/

    Replies: @Will

    The vast majority of Jews (about 80%) voted for Hillary not Trump. They do hate Trump. Granted his Israel butt-kissing & servility to Zionist aspirations are second-to-none but that doesn’t, in itself, prove Jews don’t hate Trump. Who runs the media that is actively trying to effect a coup against him? Jews. Who is attacking him for his posture toward Russia? Neocons, who are Jews. Jews want Russia punished for its intercession in Syria which put a stop to their imperialist march across the Middle East, halting the progress of Oded Yinon. What NGOs constantly hammer him on immigration & ICE? Jewish funded/led ones.

    • Replies: @Skeptikal
    @Will

    Can't disagree with anything you say.
    But, I think it is a sign of the general schizophrenia that has been triggered in the left---most Jews would I believe identify as left/Democrats---that they excoriate Trump at home yet in their Trump derangement syndrome in the main they continue to reflexively support the Zionist project and defend Israel. They should be groveling in gratitude at Trump's feet for being such a friend of Zion and sending them even more billions of our $$$ than Obama did!

    It doesn't make any sense, but then that is the main characteristic of schizophrenia. Trump has driven most of the "left" literally nuts, and they can no longer think clearly or consistently.

    If Trump succeeds in separating American Jews from Israel, he will deserve the Nobel Prize for Something.

    By the way, just because Chihuahuas are small doesn't mean they have a short attention span. Haven't you ever noticed the incredible intentness of a chihuahua's gaze? I think chihuahuas are actually extremely focused. Even if they are constantly trembling all over.

    Replies: @Z-man

  • Imagine writing an article of an ongoing coup against Trump and ignoring the elephant of Jewish subversion/machinations that’s in the room.

  • The latest “scandal” gripping Britain – or to be more accurate, British elites – is over the use of the term “Zionist” by the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, the head of the opposition and possibly the country’s next prime minister. Yet again, Corbyn has found himself ensnared in what a small group of Jewish leadership...
  • Trying to identify different camps is a red herring. Whatever camps there may be, they are the product of a media run/dominated by Jews.

    • Agree: renfro
  • In the closing days of the 2008 presidential campaign, I clicked an ambiguous link on an obscure website and stumbled into a parallel universe. During the previous two years of that long election cycle, the media narrative surrounding Sen. John McCain had been one of unblemished heroism and selfless devotion to his fellow servicemen. Thousands...
  • @donut
    " to explain how this report could have failed to reach a mass audience."

    Jesus , what a waste of time . Get your hand out of your pants . How could have so many stories have failed to reach a mass audience , the USS Liberty for one ? Is it really a mystery to you ? This ignored story is why so many people have turned to the internet for their news . And yet it still makes no difference . The oligarchy will not be deterred .

    Replies: @Epaminondas, @Will

    You’re out of line, friend. Your point is well-taken but lacking in respect.

    • Replies: @anonymous
    @Will

    Donut's comment was posted February 25, 2015.

    But there may be enough other pallbearers over on the Sailer and Karlin threads for a quorum.

  • On July 19, the Knesset voted to change the nation's Basic Law. Israel was declared to be, now and forever, the nation-state and national home of the Jewish people. Hebrew is to be the state language. Angry reactions, not only among Israeli Arabs and Jews, came swift. Allan Brownfeld of the American Council for Judaism...
  • @Anonymous
    #7 commenter Martin Luther appears to have never read the Bible. Or he's flat out lying. Either way, this is what the Bible says:

    “The people of Israel, chosen.” Romans 9:4 http://biblehub.com/romans/9-4.htm

    • "For you are a holy people, who belong to the LORD your God. Of all the people on earth, the LORD your God has chosen you to be his own special treasure." Deuteronomy 7:6

    Furthermore, the Bible says:

    • "WE WORSHIP what we do know, for salvation is from THE JEWS." John 4:22

    • “THE JEW FIRST.” Romans 1:16

    • “For if the Gentiles have shared in the Jews’ spiritual blessings, they OWE IT TO THE JEWS to share with them their material blessings.” Romans 15:27

    There's ZOG's foreign policy in a nutshell. Coincidence?

    Christians have pawned their inheritance for a mess of pottage (a fantasy afterlife tale) cooked up by the spawn of Jacob the Deceiver.

    Replies: @Will

    Wrong.

    Matthew 21:43
    Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God (covenant relationship) shall be taken from you (Jews), and given to a nation (NT church) bringing forth the fruits thereof.

    Jews ceased to be God’s chosen when they rejected Christ and then God put an end to His covenant with them (Hebrews 8:13).

    Romans 9:4 doesn’t support the Jews as God’s present “chosen” people. Romans 9:6 clearly speaks of two Israels, one is the nation of Israel, no longer God’s chosen people as Romans 9:8 makes abundantly clear, and true Israel, the NT church (Galatians 6:16). Further, Paul the apostle makes it abundantly clear that, rather than being chosen, the Jews are enemies of God & under His wrath (1 Thess 2:14-16).

    Your Deut 7:6 reference is irrelevant as the NT plainly demonstrates the Jews were cutoff by God and are no longer chosen.

    John 4:22 has ZERO bearing on Jews presently being God’s chosen people. ZERO. The whole point of that verse is that the OT prophesies announced that salvation would come through a Jewish line, which it did in the person of Christ.

    Romans 1:16 More ignorance. The whole point is that salvation was first offered to the Jewish people through the preaching of Christ and His apostles. Its not highlighting some kind of supremacy or “chosenness”.

    Romans 15:27 Go back and read vv. 25-26 o’ brilliant one. The whole point is sending money to poor Christians in Jerusalem and Paul speaking of the propriety of their generosity in light of the fact that they’d been beneficiaries of the gospel which was brought to them out of Jerusalem via apostles/other ministers.

    Only retards use/cite the NIV by the way. That partly explains your Romans 9:4 error.

  • It is Donald Trump's duty to defend the office of the President and the right of the American people to choose their own leaders through democratic elections. Both of those institutions are currently under attack, and there is a real danger that the republican system of government, which we have enjoyed for over 200 years,...
  • Will says:
    @Jonathan Mason
    Good article. Stormy Daniels has no more to do with Russia than Paula Jones had anything to do with Whitewater. But special prosecutors tend to completely forget what they were supposed to be doing in the first place when they see a way to get their own names and pictures in the National Enquirer alongside porn stars.

    I don't like Trump and he has been a bitter disappointment as President, but someone needs to just stop this nonsense and allow the voters to decide who they will put into the highest office.

    The US Constitution is great, but is there any other country on earth that appoints special prosecutors to attack their own leadership?

    If there is real evidence that the Russians financed Trump's campaign, or illegally financed his businesses, then let's hear what it is, otherwise let's call the whole thing off.

    Replies: @Roland Deschain, @Will, @Anthony Aaron

    Good OnYa Mike, fellow Montanan (i’ve been a resident of Billings since ’05) and currently in Wash DC cuz i have G-kdz here, who’s parents are high level gubmint workers needing support. And who don’t like Trump.
    They don’t get what a PoS Pence is ~ i would hope that you can do an Obit on this guy and the scum soon surrounding Rosenstein.

  • Here's a question. In pop culture history, there are countless male-male songwriting teams -- Rodgers-Hart/Hammerstein, Lennon-McCartney, Jagger-Richards, Page-Plant, Strummer-Jones, etc. And there are some male-female songwriting pairs, such as Comden-Green, Goffin-King, and Mann-Weil. But are there any female-female songwriting teams? I imagine there must be, but they are definitely rare. Why do women write so...
  • There’s Tegan and Sara. “Back in Your Head”

  • Senator Rand Paul, supported by a number of other congressmen, has demanded that the 28 pages of the 9/11 Commission Report that explored the Saudi Arabian role in the terrorist attack be made public. The redacted section of the report, which apparently concluded that the Saudi government itself played no direct role in 9/11, nevertheless...
  • I referred to them as “The League of Extraordinary Israeli Art Students”. They were active in Northern CA and made 4 or 5 attempts to sell artwork from portfolios at the offices where I worked at the time (1995-2001) south of San Francisco. I found their cover story to be very thin and suspicious and their artwork to be hokey and poor quality, wholly inappropriate for a sophisticated hi-tech office environment. Naturally, they had all been in the IDF, and one admitted to having been Mossad.

  • Because thoroughbred race horses are thoroughly bred, you might think that they would be getting faster at least as fast as human runners have been. But that hasn't been obvious. For example, all three of Secretariat's 1973 records in the American Triple Crown races for 3-year-olds still stand. (Originally, Secretariat was not credited with the...
  • I am informed by a professor at the U of Pennsylvania Veterinary School that the limiting factor in thoroughbred horse speed today is lung capacity. There is simply no place in a horse for lungs to take up more space.

  • Should Harvard be free? That is the provocative question posed by an outsider slate of candidates running for the Board of Overseers at Harvard, which helps set strategy for the university. They say Harvard makes so much money from its $37.6 billion endowment that it should stop charging tuition to undergraduates. But they have tied...
  • @res
    @Anonymous


    Harvard already is free for all practical purposes with its needs based financial aid grants.
     
    One thing I think gets neglected in the "free Harvard" conversation is the role of price in brand management. Making something free tends to diminish perception of its value while having a high list price (even if few actually pay it) tends to do the opposite. I would argue especially here since the most successful pay the highest price and find it worthwhile. Contrast that with other cases where the best informed/connected get the best deals.

    Some articles on this: http://www.brandingstrategyinsider.com/brand-value-pricing

    I suspect Harvard being expensive (with breaks for low incomes) is actually best for Harvard and not that terrible for its students overall. IMHO the real travesty is that lower tier colleges (apparently all the way down!) are also priced as luxury goods.

    I think Apple pricing provides a good example of this. Think about how Android pricing trends differ from lower tier college pricing trends (both relative to the leaders).

    Some more articles discussing colleges as brands:
    http://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerdooley/2014/08/21/higher-ed-luxury
    http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/08/education/edlife/how-to-raise-a-universitys-profile-pricing-and-packaging.html

    I wonder if the free is there more for its own value or to increase the palatability of fair.

    P.S. It would be helpful to have better data for how much lower income students actually pay (both cash and debt). In my experience folks getting big breaks still feel like they are spending heavily. Paying other expenses and keeping up with the Jones IV's probably contribute to this.

    Replies: @Will

    IMHO the real travesty is that lower tier colleges … are also priced as luxury goods.

    You’re tellin me.

    #99 Drexel: $49K
    #93 Bennington: $48K
    #2 Harvard: $45K
    #1 Princeton: $43K

  • From Money magazine: Magazines go through a lot of churn in these listing so that they don't just come up with the usual suspects year after year ("Latest findings! If you are really rich, La Jolla is still a nice place to live. Also, don't forget about Park Avenue!") Still, it's worth taking a look...
  • @Former Darfur
    @ben tillman

    The real wealth of the West-that is, of the white world-isn't its gold or silver, its oil, or gas or coal. Savages lived on top of such things for millennia and never touched them. It's the creativity, the intelligence and the social order of Western man that are its real wealth.

    Asians and Semites (not just Sephardic/Mizrahi Jews, the better Levantines of all kinds) have a good portion of the last two but not the first. Ashkenazi Jews have intelligence, but their creativity is of a wholly different nature. And their social order is inimical to real development. Mesoamericans, Australoids, and Congoids have nothing, but in some cases a great adaptation to nature.

    I get a kick of those who say, well, the Ashkenazim are as above us as we are above blacks. Bullshit. Let's look at real creativity. Show me an original aircraft, a race car, a locomotive, anything an Ashkenazi has invented.

    Israel makes weapons, and in some cases pretty good ones. But they are all derivative. The Merkava tank and the Kfir fighter are classic examples. They do certain things well, but they are adaptations of existing machines, as is the Galil rifle. The Kfir is a Mirage with a GE engine and canards originally developed by Dassault themselves (in somewhat different form). The Galil rifle is a modified FN-FAL. It isn't an especially good one either.

    Indeed, firearms design gives us an outstanding example. In any discussion of modern small arms we will name a few designers: Eugene Stoner, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Mitch WerBell, and of course Israel's Uziel Gal. His designs are two: the aforementioned Galil rifle and the Uzi SMG. In some ways it is the best "buzz gun" in production today, and it is a good design. But it isn't terribly innovative. Submachineguns are not even a particularly key military weapon: American gun nuts slather over them because they are forbidden fruit. They are urban intimidators more than anything else, outside of legitimate special warfare operations.

    If we go back a few years we have Paul Mauser and John Garand, and several others. But all these men put together pale in significance to one man in the history of firearms design. He was an American, and an American of that most American and peculiar religion and people, the Mormons. His name is John Moses Browning. Browning invented a list of firearms that is without parallel in the field: further, several of his designs, in essentially unmodified form, are still considered best in class designs despite being in more than one case a century old.

    The Ashkenazim can invent, and they can manufacture. But there is not one Ashkenazi Jew that can boast of half the kind of accomplishment in the physical engineering arts that John Moses Browning could. (Software is another matter: Jews and high caste Hindus are quite good at that, but it takes a different kind of thinking to make real machinery.)

    I worked in electronics manufacturing tooling for years-that is, making the machines to make components such as high precision resistors-and I worked for a number of Jews, some of whom were really into Zionist ideology. And occasionally I'd ask them why Israel didn't get into any of several lucrative manufacturing niches. They have the workforce and they have the capital and Israel, like New Jersey, actually has some open space to build infrastructure. In fact, they do have manufacturing plant and it is nowhere near maximally used. They would always avoid the subject or get nervous and "uncomfortable", but finally I had a couple of them tell me the truth:"that's too much like work". What I found fascinating and rewarding they regarded as simply an unpleasant necessity. Jews regard designing and building stuff the way they regard having sex with their wives, something that occasionally needs doing but to be avoided if possible.

    People joke about Israel being the one place in the Middle East with no oil, but no one talks about the Dead Sea. Its salts contain trillions of dollars worth of precious and rare earth elements and the Israelis have exactly zero interest in extracting them. Indeed, even though the diamond trade is largely of Jewish creation, if Jews actually had to mine them they never would have bothered.

    Jews will go back to living in tents and defecating on the desert sands if the White race is amalgamated out of existence, and even though they know it, it doesn't change their behavior.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Will, @a reader, @Muse, @kaganovitch, @Twinkie

    As a patent attorney who has drafted over a thousand patents I can tell you this is correct.

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Will


    As a patent attorney who has drafted over a thousand patents I can tell you this is correct.
     
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Intellectual_Property_Indicators
  • Paul Krugman argues today that Puerto Rico is kind of like West Virginia, Mississippi, and Alabama: Okay, but there's a huge difference in test scores. The federal government has been administering a special Puerto Rico-customized version of its National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) exam in Spanish to Puerto Rican public school
  • @iSteveFan
    I've never been to Puerto Rico so I am open for corrections. But do the people of Puerto Rico speak Spanish only, or are they expected to learn English too? If so does English learning start in school? I ask because so many of my betters tell me that teaching children multiple languages increases their IQ and leads to better academic performance. If true then Puerto Ricans would have a huge advantage over the rest of Americans if they were native Spanish speakers who also received extensive English instruction.

    Either Puerto Ricans don't learn multiple languages, or the theory that teaching multiple languages to kids as a way to increase academic performance is false. Or, I suppose there is a third explanation which many iStevers will explore.

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    Public school does teach English, but not as it should. The problem here is that you have about a 44% that want statehood, (which most don’t dominate the English language) about 40% want it to stay the way it is,5% want independence, and about 11% want a free associated nation (whatever that is). Politic in the island is very damaging to the economic and education system. Every parties impose their ideal to benefit the status they want.

    Private education is to way to go in Puerto Rico. I’m lucky to have two of my children in private school. They learn proper English, and the education standard is high. (You get what you pay for). Don’t get me wrong, all public schools are not bad. We must remember that education start at home. We do have great doctors and journalists that were raise by public education. But unfortunately this is the exception. Public school teacher are prepared regrettably they don’t received the tools and the proper paid to execute their jobs. An amazing fact is that those teachers usually paint their classroom and buy school stuff with their poor salary.
    Brief history of Puerto Rico, we were invaded by the U.S in 1898; in 1917 we became American citizen just in time for WW1. P.R has been a great contributor for all wars; we have produced great amount of veteran including myself. For being a small island, P.R has produce great athletes, engineers, singers and military member to include Generals in the Air force, Marine and Army. We have the only rain forest in the U.S; we are the only place in the world that you can visit a rain forest and a dry forest in the same day. (I wouldn’t recommend it, each forest you need a minimum 2 day to see it completely.) Our beaches are better than Hawaii, or any states. Our mountains are beautiful. Our Ecosystem is something to talk about and we have one of the largest caverns in the world.
    For more information look up Dr. Cornelius Packard “Dusty” Rhoads and his studies on Puerto Ricans.

  • Above is the semi-safe-for-work Green Band trailer for Ted 2. (And here is the funnier and more coherent NSFW Red Band trailer.) Ted 2 is Seth MacFarlane's sequel about a foul-mouthed Bostonian stuffed bear who overcomes society's antiquated prejudice against Toy Marriage. But Ted and his human wife are confronted by the technical problem that...
  • Ahh, the black judge trope.

  • One of the stranger developments of the last decade or two is the emergence of a widespread public taste for historical racism porn: the younger generation gets titillated in a quasi-sexual fashion by depictions of things in the past that set off their Warning: Problematic brain alarms. You can hear it in movie theaters with...
  • @Ozymandias
    Now here's some historical pron for you. I believe it was someone here that mentioned the old P.F. Flyers shoe line called "Jigaboos." Of course, that wasn't a racist term at the time, it came to be one just as thug, vibrant, etc., or any other term used to describe blacks eventually becomes one.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0hkXdb81VU

    Replies: @Will, @Bill B.

    The word used in the ad is “chickaboom,” the rest you made up, and you, as you know, are pathetic.

  • Update: Now there is video of the aftermath. From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Bosnian community in St. Louis outraged over fatal hammer attack in Bevo Mill neighborhood 10 hours ago • By Joel Currier Bevo area residents express frustration with violence against Bosnians after a man was attacked overnight by teens with hammers. ST. LOUIS...
  • @granesperanzablanco
    Not an expert but to be clear

    Bosnian=person from Bosnia (could be Croat, Serb or Bosniak)

    Bosniak=Muslim Slav from Bosnia

    I think

    Replies: @Will

    Most Bosnians are Muslims. If a Serb or Croat come from Bosnia, they will call themselves Serb or Croat.

  • @Blinky Bill
    Muslims are not white.

    Replies: @Realist, @Call Me Ismail, @Will, @tony, @Josh

    You nutty as hell. Bosnians, Kosovars, Albanians are white and overwhelming Muslims not counting the hundreds of millions white Muslims worldwide.

  • Here it is, for those who read Russian. The May data also has emigration data, which is not included in the prelimary estimates - that is here. The main points to take away: Births fell 0.3% and deaths fell 0.5%; as a result, the overall natural decrease has fallen from -57,000 in 2012 to -53,000...
  • HAHA! You might as well start looking for a new word for Siberia soon. Russian de facto rule in the Far East is finished!

    AK: I believe I have already asked you to insert hyperlinks as opposed to spamming the comments threads with entire articles.

    • Replies: @AP
    @Will

    Judging by the very end of the article, it looks like these Chinese will simply assimilate into Russian society.

  • This June I had the pleasure of once again attending and speaking at the World Russia Forum. The event now happens twice a year, in Washington DC and Moscow, and is intended to draw together Russian and American experts, academics, journalists, and policy-makers in an effort to improve relations between these two nations. An account...
  • “burqa-covered woman with a Syrian flag”

    you don’t like women wearing burqas Mr. Karlin? That’s unfortunate, considering that it is practically mandatory in Chechnya, which is Russia’s most demographically fertile region. And I know how much you like to trumpet Russia’s amazing demographics…

    • Replies: @Anatoly Karlin
    @Will

    No I don't, and I don't like ignorant trolls either.

  • Mark Adomanis thinks Russia should extradite - or at least expel - Edward Snowden because... get this, it's current stance (i.e. leaving him in at Sheremetyevo Airport, an international territory) constitutes "trolling" of the US. This is, to be quite frank, a rather strange argument. Would the US extradite a Russian Snowden? To even ask...
  • AK: What you are doing here – posting two year old articles about Russia’s growing irrelevance – has no relation to the subject of this post. There is a special section here where you can discuss anything you want that’s Russia related, but comments in reply to posts have to be related to the subject of said post. What you currently insist on doing constitutes trolling. This is your final warning. Cut it out or get banned.

  • Insert links, don’t copy-paste and without attribution to boot

    Hurrah! You are right, Russia is experiencing a demographic change for the better!

  • You may have thought that gay marriage was the most important question of all time, but the real most important issue ever is just coming into view, as prominently featured yet again in the New York Times:I just realized that it's been at least a month since the Times did a major story on that MMA fighter...
  • The bias is evident in the fact that the reporter constantly refers to this little boy as "she."

    In a sane society, this boy would be sternly told that he is a boy, not a girl. But, as Ezra Pound noted decades ago, all America's an insane asylum.

    Will they allow this "girl" to continue using the girls' bathroom when he's a senior in high school? I can just imagine it: a bunch of girls are standing at the mirror, applying make-up, when in through the bathroom door walks broad-shouldered, deep-voiced, stubbly-faced Coy.

  • I’ve no idea how former Nebraska senator and decorated Vietnam War veteran Chuck Hagel became President Obama’s preferred nominee for the job of Secretary of Defense. But when I learned about Hagel’s prospects, I was delighted. A social conservative with a skeptical view of America’s mission to convert the rest of the world to our...
  • “With friends like these, does Hegel need enemies?”

    I know Schopenhauer doesn’t like him.

  • The above figure is from a paper I stumbled upon, Genetic and environmental influences on impulsivity: a meta-analysis of twin, family and adoption studies: A meta-analysis of twin, family and adoption studies was conducted to estimate the magnitude of genetic and environmental influences on impulsivity. The best fitting model for 41 key studies (58 independent...
  • Emma, to the extent culture doesn’t vary, you’re right. “Sub-cultures” is where the variance is at, but I don’t really know what that term means. Razib, what do you mean by that term? The first forms of sub-culture that pop to mind are pretty correlated with parents, e.g. geography, language, SES, etc.

    Has anybody tried to tease apart not-shared environment?

  • A weeks ago Robert Wright had a post up, Creationists vs. Evolutionists: An American Story. Here's the crux: A few decades ago, Darwinians and creationists had a de facto nonaggression pact: Creationists would let Darwinians reign in biology class, and otherwise Darwinians would leave creationists alone. The deal worked. I went to a public high...
  • Razib, with all due respect, I believe you have missed part of the point of Robert’s post. Namely, it’s not whether the overall attitudes toward evolution and creationism have changed all that much (I agree, they haven’t). Rather, Robert’s point is that the public activities of the more extreme elements in both camps have become more vocal and politicized.

    As to who “shot first”, that’s not really a scientific question (or rather, is exceedingly difficult to measure as such); it really depends on who, collectively, feels they were insulted or attacked. That in turn would be largely driven by any leadership in either camp. The average church goer, for example, isn’t likely to care (or even be aware of) what Dawkins or anyone else says – but their pastor might, and preach more heavily on the subject than they would otherwise. Or the church leadership might, passing resolutions on the subject in order to “clarify” for their membership.

    There is another effect that I think both your data and Robert’s thoughts circle around but miss; when people’s beliefs are threatened, they entrench themselves. It’s a self defense mechanism ( http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/notrocketscience/2010/10/19/when-in-doubt-shout-%E2%80%93-why-shaking-someone%E2%80%99s-beliefs-turns-them-into-stronger-advocates/ ). If I tell you that your ideas are stupid, not only will you likely not reconsider your position and delete my post, but subconsciously you will note that only hostile, unintellectual people seem to be disagreeing with you.

    In other words, when someone like Dawkins comes out and calls Christians idiots, he’s nothing more than a real life troll. Atheists within ear shot might rally behind the flag of their perceived leader, but Christians will harden their view. The same is likely by Atheists who hear some Christian go on about an Earth that is 6,000 years old.

    All in all, there’s no expectation that this strategy will convince anyone, in either direction. The real measure that should be looked at to see if Robert is correct isn’t whether people have been swayed one way or another; I would expect them not to. Rather, it’s to see how much public policy has been proposed or debated regarding evolution and creationism. If his view is correct, it proposes that although people’s minds have not changed, the amount of policy being kicked around (alternately, how strongly these issues sway voters) should have increased.

    Which would be an interesting topic, but I think the lesser point. The more relevant issue should be this: “militant atheism” is unhelpful. That level of in your face aggressiveness to the point of insulting only reinforces the opposing view.

  • The following contains a discussion relating to the the world of M:TG, the card game. For the vast majority of readers it will consequently be of no interest, so if you are among them, please don't waste your time. --- Wizards of the Coast had made no secret of the company's desire to change the...
  • I've been reading your blog for a while and had no idea you're also an MTG player. I'm also annoyed at the new system. It seems like something in the middle could have been achieved by giving out more points for each tournament placement. (First place gets an extra 10pts, Second place 8pts etc.) Combined with the multiplier these would be meaningful.

    It would still reward grinders, but it would reward grinders who do very well even more.

  • Rock of Gibraltar In The Humans Who Went Extinct the author makes much of the fact that Neandertals obviously lacked skill at crossing the water, insofar as their range was constricted by barriers to their south in Iberia. This sort of issue is kind of confusing to me, insofar as it seems probable that very...
  • Hi, could you post the exact percentages of each run ?
    Thanks,
    By the way, that’s an intersting run. Contrary to Dodecad here appears a basque cluster, whereas at Dodecad the Basques are about half Sardinian/ half north-european

  • The back of the book section of the Atlantic Monthly is dominated by a group of writers -- Benjamin and Christina Schwarz, Caitlin Flanagan, and Sandra Tsing-Loh -- who have lived or worked in the San Fernando Valley, and whose worldviews mutually reflect and reinforce their Valley experience. Thus, I find them more perceptive about...
  • My experience as a professor and student taught me that rankings of colleges matter much less than the cavernous gap between selective and non-selective institutions. Selective institutions, especially selective and highly selective liberal arts colleges, have a critical mass of bright, curious, intellectually engaged students who set a tone. Other places lack that, especially when a critical mass of their students just roll in from high school without much idea of what they really want. Non-selective places get students who would do well at Harvard or any other highly selective place, but there are never enough of them in a single class. So they're stuck with the stupid or indifferent or just the poorly educated and never get much chance for real growth. Stultifying anti-intellectualism is the default position in most of US higher education. Which is one of several big reasons why you want your children to go somewhere selective. It's not all the same.

  • Unfortunately, I can’t resist pointing out minicon stupidities, and the latest example of this problem came to my attention in a recent syndicated column by Rich Lowry. In what is intended to be a discourse on American exceptionalism, Lowry goes through the anti-democratic evils of continental countries and then gets to England, which is awarded...
  • A great critique by Prof. Gottfried.

  • ++Addition++Patrick Cleburne notes that I disagree with the idea that immigration is a winning issue for the GOP. That's a product of poor communication on my part, not my actual sentiments. I'm just speculating that going as far as Angle did may have been politically counterproductive. I suspect (and the exit polling data appears to...
  • Oregon conducts all voting by mail in ballot. Therefore there is no "exit polling." This could significantly skew results depending on the method used to collect the distribution of voters.

  • An urban myth, often asserted with a wink & a nod in some circles, is that a very high proportion of children in Western countries are not raised by their biological father, and in fact are not aware that their putative biological father is not their real biological father. The numbers I see and hear...
  • Will says: • Website

    The myth… like all myths doesn’t surprise me. I am bombarded by “I read a study that said…” or “You know they say…” and when I say “What study?” or “Who says?” I don’t get a straight answer. People aren’t looking at studies when they are perpetuating the myth. They are listening to someone who said something about the study (whether that person is right or wrong or has even read the study themselves), and 9 out of 10 times when I follow the thread back to its source I am confronted by someone with an agenda who is outright lying if not terribly misconstruing whatever data they happen to be using, or they are using a study that is either suspect or entirely discredited.

    So no.. This kind of thing, sadly…. doesn’t surprise me at all. I have come to realize that most generally accepted knowledge is neither knowledge nor many times even generally accepted (It is just generally accepted that it is generally accepted).

  • Here. Or embedded: We talk about The Faith Instinct.
  • Any chance you could post a few links to the Islam origins hypothesis Wade discusses? It looks like the folks at Bloggingheads couldn’t find anything.

  • The neoliberal Washington Monthly magazine has gotten into the business of ranking colleges, but they do it based on their assessment of each university's "contribution to the public good in three broad categories: Social Mobility (recruiting and graduating low-income students), Research (producing cutting-edge scholarship and PhDs), and Service (encouraging students to give something back to...
  • Steve,

    Three questions I'm curious about: What schools were you accepted to as an undergraduate, and why did you choose to go to Rice?

    What was your SAT score, and what was the verbal/math breakdown?

    Why UCLA for b-school?

  • I review intellectual historian Paul Gottfried's memoir Encounters: My Life with Nixon, Marcuse, and Other Friends and Teachers: The Property and Freedom Society conference, hosted annually in lovely Bodrum, Turkey, by Austrian School economist Hans-Hermann Hoppe, is an eye-opening experience in urbanity for provincial Americans like myself. For the benefit of monoglot Anglophones, the speeches...
  • Paul Gottfried is one of the kindest and most encouraging scholars in academic. Although a ferocious polemicist who's drawn some truly disgraceful attacks, in person he's a kindly man who takes the time to share his knowledge with younger scholars and people entirely outside the academy. This is a wonderful appreciation of him. I hope it gets wide circulation that it deserves.

  • As Justice Alito's concurring opinion in Ricci documented in amusing detail, Frank Ricci and colleagues were the victims of blatant racial discrimination by a black power broker and his allied white mayor in New Haven.Stanford Law Professor Richard Thompson Ford says, that, well, equal protection of the laws isn't the point of civil rights legislation....
  • Will says:

    You can't even get away from it watching Wimbledon on ESPN. I was looking though a copy of Brad Gilbert’s first book, Winning Ugly: Mental Warfare in Tennis, and was amused to see this:

    "In order to follow the plan succesfully, you need to understand what’s going on in the match, with your game, your opponent’s game, and with the interaction of the two. My coach at Pepperdine, Allen Fox, used to tell me “always be asking yourself during a match who’s doing what to whom.” That means knowing how and why points are being won and lost. It means knowing what’s going on out on the court."

    pp.69-70
    http://books.google.com/books?id=-ycjQqzdQugC&printsec=frontcover

    Since Gilbert coached both Agassi and Roddick to the no. 1 ranking, and is generally considered the best coach of the last 15 years, I guess it turns out Leninst political doctrine is a lot more effective on the tennis court than one might have expected.

    Extra credit if you can point out what else Gilbert and Fox have in common.

  • Last year I visited the Gettysburg Battlefield for the first time. The only other famous battlefield I've been to is Waterloo.This got me to thinking how few classic battles have been fought around the world in recent decades, with two armies engaging bravely and competently at a fairly defined location. Much recent warfare has either...
  • Steve, you write:

    “The Egyptian – Israeli fighting in 1973 of 35 years ago probably qualifies as a battle where both sides could look back with some pride, although the Egyptians didn’t really have a plan for winning the war. They just wanted to get across the Suez Canal to prove they could do it. But they did it so well that the Israelis, with the exception of Ariel Sharon, were psychologically traumatized. Sharon improvised furiously and turned the tide.”

    This is incorrect. The Egyptian plan was to hold the Israeli bank of the Suez until a cease fire was imposed, which would then give Egypt the necessary political weight to force Israel out of Sinai. When they succeeded so easily at this task, though, Sadat changed his mind and started pushing for more.

  • I've been reading a fair amount of economic history and political economy recent (e.g., A Concise Economic History of the World, The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth and Angus Maddison's substantial body of work). I've read a few micro & macro texts so I come into this with some vague theoretical understanding of the framework...
  • Technological advance is not innocent of making whole industries disappear. Look only at the medium on which we write. Music distributors and newspapers, to name just two industries, were much happier before the internet.

  • ziel, in both cases, the economy is more efficient. People that are better, in relative terms, at making A/C’s are specializing in making them and people that are better at other things specialize at making those. As you’d suspect when people specialize, the net result is that more can be produced than before. 
     
    In the immediate aftermath of the removal of trade barriers, American A/C workers are worse off. But the same is true in the immediate aftermath of the invention of computers and their impact on secretaries. I suspect all the wagon wheel manufacturers didn’t care that it was the invention of the car that made them redundant rather than the “shipping of their jobs overseas”.

  • Books: I like your list, but you should add Landes’ Wealth and Poverty of Nations. Kindleberger was a great historian and entertaining writer. I liked his Manias, Panics and Crashes. 
     
    Clark’s book was in some ways a response to Pomeranz’ Great Divergence.  
     
    I’ve heard Mokyr’s Lever of Riches is good, but its still on my too-read pile. 
     
    Also, while its not economic history, Turchin’s Historical Dynamics might suit your fancy for more rigorous treatments.

  • The relevant economic concept is Pareto Efficiency. Trade is said to be Pareto improving.