Did it kill itself? Was this your basic suicide but really noisy everybody pay attention to me?

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As opposed to almost all men his age taking BP meds, Statins, metformin, prozac, beta blockers, and or diuretics.

I'll take RFK's cocktail over that any day of the week.

That fact that is is on TRT (and probably using estrogen blockers as well) means he is serious about maintaining good health.

The fact that you are yet another moron who believes high normal range T levels are ROId RAGE!111!, as opposed to the key to maintaining a high quality of life well into one's 70's, illustrates yet again why no one should take anything you have to say seriously.

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or that it has gone away
 

Replies: @Loyalty is The First Law of Morality, @Societal Spectacle, @Emil Nikola Richard, @OilcanFloyd, @Mike Tre

"Did anybody else really doubt that landlord arson was playing a big role?"

Same in the former industrial towns of Northern England, where magnificent but hard-to-maintain Victorian or even Georgian mills, factories and repurposed churches seem to catch fire with alarming regularity.

https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/25357161.police-carry-regular-patrols-dalton-mills-fire/

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The Japanese population decline has continued, with a drop of over 900,000 people last year, the biggest on record.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GaYo8sAbkAAJiUX.jpg

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Should I be afraid to ask about your ‘desk drawer’ screenplays? Or has some stuff escaped into the wild?

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Good health and long life, Steve Sailer !
 

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The larger point of course is, if Steve had half a shot-glass’s worth of show-biz horse sense, today he’d be the big deal people here seem to think he wants to be. Good grief, he lives right down the street from some of the hippest hipster bars in the Valley. Whatever happened to the fine art of “holding court”?
 

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Thanks, I'll have to read more about that - I somehow don't think I knew much about her or that race, though I remember the "pink sheet" phrase. I thought the left/Jewish hatred of him stemmed purely from his key role in showing that Hiss was a communist spy around that same time, and generally being a strong anti-communist. I'm sure they suspected what he thought about the Jews, but he was very careful from the late 40s on to never publicly even imply anything derogatory - or honest - about them, just as with blacks he never hinted at anything other than support for integration but depending on the audience might signal that this should take place gradually and with buy-in from the white public in those localities.

I've recently watched on YouTube the first couple Nixon-Kennedy debates in full and will get to the rest, and then watch all through 1992, when it becomes too modern-day to be of interest to me, to get a sense of the different times and what was presented to people then. It's very interesting. I think it's in the second one where Nixon is talking about integration and skillfully does that, never hinting he has a problem with it, but also getting across that he understands people's anxieties and desire to stall it as long as possible.

By the way, I highly recommend Oliver Stone's 1995 movie Nixon if anyone hasn't seen it, particularly the director's cut that I think is now pretty accessible. I'm continually impressed that someone whose politics very much aren't of Nixon's could produce such a sweeping, large-scale work that takes the man seriously and treats him so fairly and with empathy even. It's a great movie with great performances.

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He agrees there with Billy Graham when he says that the Jews had a “stranglehold” on the national media and were using their influence to take the country “right down the drain”, but says “you must never let them know” you know about them.
 

“That 1950 race still ranks as one of the most hate-filled in California--and U.S.--political history. Nixon’s charges against Douglas purposely strayed toward character assassination. He questioned her loyalty, her “communist sympathies,” her Jewish husband’s loyalty and her votes in Congress, which were printed in the famous “pink sheet” that matched Douglas’ “yes” votes with those of radical New York Rep. Vito Marcantonio.”

Can you imagine anyone today having the balls Nixon had in 1950?

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You don't know what I think you're wrong about? For the damn 3rd time, but I'll use bold this time:

Three generations of civil rights, affirmative action, welfare, favoritism, and forced integration have started to work.
 

But, I guess that big word "proleptically ", gets you you off the hook somehow... OK...

.

Haha, even spellcheck doesn't know it, but I'll believe you over my instance of spellcheck still.

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The CIA was taken over by communist Jews by 1959. It was filled with the likes of Sidney Gottlieb.

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Your reading comprehension has reached Tiny Duck levels of nonproficiency. Well done.

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"Led Zeppelin"

Led Zeppelin was one of the rock bands sometimes categorized as metal that I like. I did not listen to them much when I was younger, though, because I did not generally like metal so I did not buy their records.

I missed out on some good things in music, movies and fiction when I was young due to not liking the genre they are in. For example, I dislike fantasy fiction and avoid it but when I finally read The Hobbit by Tolkien I was surprised I actually enjoyed it. The same thing was true of me disliking romance novels but later enjoying Wuthering Heights or disliking horror fiction but later enjoying Lovecraft.

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“You don’t question that Vindman was a traitor to the US do you”

Says who, YOU? Vindman reported his concerns through appropriate government channels, following protocols designed for such situations along the way. It is NOT a disloyalty nor treasonous conduct; rather, he fulfilled his duty to report wrongdoing. Furthermore, to be charged with that crime, there must be specific evidence showing a person acted with designed intent to betray our nation.

Why didn’t Trump have him arrested if the case would be considered a “slam dunk”?

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The first link you cited was a legitimate cite that fully explained the situation. Thank you for this important update. J Ross for whatever reason neglected to offer specifics, and made it appear that Yossi Karadi was the one arrested, when he wasn’t.

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the oxygen tank and the defibrillator
 

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Israel is a real jerk!

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Greetings, Mike!

I hope this comment finds you well...
Also, thanks for the • Thanks: Mike Tre under comment 24.
I suppose a • You're Welcome: Adam Smith is in order.

I generally don't buy books because I have a knack of finding most books online. (I also live in a smallish cabin in the woods and have limited storage space.) I thought about buying Sailer's book but realized that anyone living in a $1.3 million dollar crap shack on a postage stamp lot in Southern California doesn't really need my money. (Now that I know the Patrician Edition is actually human skin dyed to pass as leather I may pick up a copy. 🙃)

I would guess by now anyone here who is going to buy Sailer's book has probably already done so. For anyone else who would like to read it, or those who bought a hard copy but would like a digital copy, here's a Link and a Backup Link.

Happy Wednesday! ☮️

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the oxygen tank and the defibrillator
 

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"Hello Mike! If there was some way we could connect offline, I’d be happy to send you a complimentary copy, but even apart from that, I don’t think the $21.99 that Amazon charges will break the bank."

Oh I was just getting one (probably not) last dig at Sailer's audacious selling price, but I'll glad buy yours as it is the least I can do for your efforts. I look forward to reading it.

Thanks for the rundown on the tariffs. As with many topics, the truth/reality of their impact gets overtaken by the "who's side are you on" preface.

Again hope all is well!

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ICE probably have inhouse counterinsurgency experts. They are looking for recruits. If I was younger I’d enlist.
 

Legalized human hunting
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUSzvRf675w

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AC/DC: Back in Black
Lynyrd Skynyrd: Second Helping
ZZ Top: El Loco
Hank Williams Jr: Major Moves
Van Halen: 1984

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There is much to what you say. Leftists do love jerks and assholes. But conservatives, and I include the mass of normal folks, raising kids to be productive humans, see the neo-nazis and gun nuts as anti-social freaks to be avoided. That is sound judgement. Though I do dig the leather over-coats and Lugars..

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There is much to what you say. Leftists do love jerks and assholes. But conservatives, and I include the mass of normal folks, raising kids to be productive humans, see the neo-nazis and gun nuts as anti-social freaks to be avoided.

I don't buy that at all.

MAGA is a movement of jerks and assholes. Mostly crass and boorish assholes that think political talk is kind of faggy. They'd rather watch wrestling.

People with "f-ck Biden" flags being flown from jacked up diesels that never haul anything except groceries.

The normal conservatives seemed to think that was all fine and dandy as long as the boorish assholes voted for their shared values felon.

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"The sadly comic part is that military bases are basically gun-free zones. I believe that only MPs carry, and who knows how prevalent they are. They subdued the guy by tackling him."

Yeah, this has no actual practical use for anything but... But the time I prevented a lunatic mass shooter from killing a dozen hipsters in a restaurant was, we were talking for a while side by side sitting at the bar, the only two, late at night. Then he told me what he wanted to do, and showed me all the guns he had stuffed in a duffel bag at his feet. I'm not a gun guy, but it looked like a LOT of guns. But once he tipped his hand like that, we both knew it was over, because now I knew where the guns were, and they were not in immediate reach: if he reached for them I could just tackle him because I was sitting right there. So we kept chatting and bought each other a few more shots, and then he told me he no longer had the urge to kill anyone.

So at that point I said the stupidest thing I've ever said in my life: "...Well. Why not?" It was a serious question, after I felt I'd gotten to know the guy a bit. It wasn't until after it had left my mouth that I realized what a stupid thing it was to say. He shrugged and said, "I don't know, I just don't feel like it any more."

And he picked up his guns and left. And I let him go. I felt it would have been some sort of betrayal of trust, to call the police.

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Let us pretend for a moment that Blood Tribe are feds. Kash Patel is head of the FBI and Pam Biondi is leads the DOJ. They would know if Blood Tribe are feds. So why would they allow this group to continue to operate? What is the end game here?

“After Charlottesville and that fellow getting 400 years in prison, no sentient being would carry a tiki torch, much less wear a swastika”

Not unless they are dedicated to the cause. Why don’t you contact the head honcho of Blood Tribe and directly ask him if he is a fed? Make sure to record it for social media.

Anyways, you, MGB, res, deep anonymous, etc. should be proud of Blood Tribe since it promotes YOUR ideals: pro-white, anti-globalization, anti-feminism, anti-Jew.

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"Barbara Spectre Awarded Medal by King of Sweden"

 

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So what is very interesting about that jam - which I have never heard but the sound is actually very good IMO - is it is almost certainly an inspiration* for the intro to the Allman Brothers Band song Whipping Post, who's intro is also in 11/8 time and sounds very similar:

https://youtu.be/nfrSIUE3iAE?si=ltD8bEHxfbMduOmd

Regarding The Crunge, obviously the sound is very and deliberately similar to James Brown's early sound, is that the song itself was born out of a beat Bonham came up with in 9/8 time on his own.

What is remarkable about 9/8 time is that is can be manipulated from a very off beat signature into a Waltz, as Tool drummer Danny Carey achieves in the song Jambi during the first verse and subsequent (confounded) bridges:

https://youtu.be/ed_UWFr13pU?si=RcbX_tPhy0HoH1Qp

The section of music starting at 2:53, where Carey returns to the Waltz rhythm, is IMO one of the heaviest pieces of metal music of all time. There's no other piece of music like that I've ever heard.

*This inspiration as it were supports an observation I've made many time here and elsewhere about how music of blues based rock in the 60's was considered "open source" and the unspoken agreement was bands were allowed to borrow and expand on riffs or progressions prior to the accusation of "copyright infringement" making lots of lawyers very rich.

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Great comment. Thanks and agree. I could not have said it better.

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Whilst we fight on the streets like boneheaded barbarians the same system is installing machine intelligence to govern human society. Kinda kool if you think about it in a certain way.
 

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

https://www.npr.org/2018/10/21/658921379/futuristic-dreams-turn-to-nightmare-in-electric-state

Illustration excerpts from the 2018 book (scroll down after clicking the link below) :

https://www.simonstalenhag.se/es.html

Wikipedia:

The book is told through a series of paragraphs, linked to large illustrations. The main story follows Michelle, a teenage orphan traveling to the West Coast with a robot companion, Skip, to find her long-lost brother. Flashbacks gradually reveal Michelle's past and the reason for her separation.

Intertwined with Michelle's journey are details of the novel's setting, Pacifica (later revealed to be California.) Pacifica is portrayed as a hyper-consumerist society in decline, with the vast majority of the population using brain-computer interfaces called Neurocasters to escape the trauma of a second civil war. Technological addiction has become a widespread issue, leading to a widespread breakdown of law and order through which Michelle must travel.
 

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I'm sorry but the White people in that video are complete idiots.

Even the most bleeding heart liberals will not engage in discussions with groups of Blacks on a street.....in the middle of the night. Wow. Just wow. And he is walking around a White woman in a dress? Who is that clueless? The number of mistakes he makes is unreal. He slapped one when there was a crowd?

SIR JAMAL LEMME JUST MAKE ONE POINT AND THEN QUINTIVIOUS CAN RESPOND WITH HIS RETORT

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So… separation will inevitably lead to war? We’re already in a war. The deaths […]
 

Jewish legal tricks and threats of simian violence. If you recall, we gave the monkeymen everything they asked for and more, and they still burned down the cities, went on a rape and robbery spree for decades, and ethnically cleansed whites from the cities they built.
 

Just takes a little imagination. The political techniques have probably not been invented yet.
 

“Feasibility deals with implementation. I’m not involved with that. Get the best [political strategists], pay them double what they make, and I’m confident they will do this. The upside is just too great not to. Behind every great achievement is a visionary. I’ll be the visionary, and you do the things I come up with.”
 

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Divide what?

The Boomer Fags on here just goon over goofy 60s clown rockers. They have no interest in their people. They bitch a bit like old women, then whack off to Mick Jagger and David Lynch.

This was the whole Steve Sailer/HBD clown show.

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[N.S.: Nineteenth century America was not that culturally rich, and Scott Joplin was not an important composer.]
 

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'because most of the world does not find America that interesting"

Relatively speaking, this is pure nonsense. The United States has been - comparatively - the most interesting place in the world for at least a century.

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Agree with much of what you're saying here, but I wanted to offer an alternative lens on this insight....

"...like most American authors- limited by nationality, because most of the world does not find America that interesting. ...most of the world finds American literature parochial."

Probably true. Not being an internationalist or even well-traveled at all, I couldn't say for sure. But I think what you're missing, and failing to appreciate since you're not an American, is that Americans find America itself to be an entire world unto itself. It really is large enough for that point of view to be substantial. It's sort of too big, both literally and figuratively, for us to really see anything else. I've pretty much scarcely ever left America, and I have to say I don't think I'm really missing much.

Our country is the size of an entire continent, built almost in the blink of an eye, and destroyed in even less time; and with a gigantic lumber room full of somebody else's culture(s), which we can pick and choose from -- which tchotchkes to decorate our living room with, as well as a varied and long unique history or histories of our own. Think of the stories of Frost's New England, Faulkner's Old South, Twain's Mississippi, the Wild West, Muir's even wilder West, and Frank O'Hara's New York as the Capital of the Twentieth Century. They're all vastly different, and yet somehow they're all vastly, commonly, ours. Why are you surprised that we don't notice the goings-on in Belgium?

It's a commonplace to think that Americans are somehow self-absorbed or narcissistic or something, because they ignore the world, but that would be a shallow observation, disregarding of our history and stance. America and Russia share the same condition of being astonishingly BIG: the difference is that Russia is mostly all Russian plus its quasi-Russified satellites, with a unitary Russian perspective; whereas America is an entire encyclopedic variegated big-top circus in twenty different directions. The other rather unique issue we deal with is that, because of our wealth and unimaginable power, we can at will reach out anywhere on earth and stick our finger in someone else's pie, then simply retreat back home to Indiana as if it never happened. There is a reason that the grunts in Viet Nam used to refer to back home in the States as "Disneyland".

Of course that's all coming to a close now, thanks to the tireless malicious efforts of Our Best Friends Forever.

But you get the idea. Maybe.

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Mailer was the better writer though I’d rather have dinner with Vidal as long as he didn’t try any gay stuff.
 

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Gore Vidal didn't care about Jewishness or not. As far as I know, he admired three authors: Marcel Proust, Thomas Mann and James Joyce. Probably some others, just I don't know. I think he appreciated Italo Calvino (I don't care about him).

He despised Hemingway, Capote, Mailer, Salinger, Roth...

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Foster’s influence and brilliance as a composer is discredited in a purely gratuitous manner, and I’d be shocked if the real Doc Holiday would be so dismissive of Foster in that setting.
 

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Putin's Jewish Dr. No suggests attacking Western European nations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy5rS78ZzzY

What fine people.

Putin's defenders tell us that he is fighting the Jews. I think his Jewish propagandist would disagree.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBPynHY8XnQ

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This is the best Bond theme song:

https://youtu.be/kOXfDKGNnlY?si=RbZB_TraYqX2Hv0C

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The Trump administration told the country last week that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself and didn’t have a blackmail list, outraging MAGA in the process. Several Trump supporters firmly believe the government covered up Epstein’s misdeeds and they demand the truth. The issue has caused more discontent within MAGA than any other subject.

This issue is important to much of the Right due to the belief in “Critical Pedo Theory.” This notion imagines that the world is ruled by a pedophile cabal and “systemic pedophilia” is inherent to the current order. …
 

Women now call men who date younger women pedophiles, despite both parties being adults, because they know it’s the worst label one can receive. They hope it will shame men into dating women their own age.
 

A critical tenet of CPT is the belief that the Left will eventually try to legalize sex with minors. This became a common belief among conservatives following the legalization of gay marriage. It was feared the Left may take up pederasty normalization as its next cause.
 

The good news is that pedophilia has not been normalized. The country is more revolted by the practice than ever before. … Age gap relationship hysteria demonstrates the strength of the taboo around pedophilia.
 

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The Trump administration told the country last week that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself and didn’t have a blackmail list, outraging MAGA in the process. Several Trump supporters firmly believe the government covered up Epstein’s misdeeds and they demand the truth. The issue has caused more discontent within MAGA than any other subject.

This issue is important to much of the Right due to the belief in “Critical Pedo Theory.” This notion imagines that the world is ruled by a pedophile cabal and “systemic pedophilia” is inherent to the current order. …
 

Women now call men who date younger women pedophiles, despite both parties being adults, because they know it’s the worst label one can receive. They hope it will shame men into dating women their own age.
 

A critical tenet of CPT is the belief that the Left will eventually try to legalize sex with minors. This became a common belief among conservatives following the legalization of gay marriage. It was feared the Left may take up pederasty normalization as its next cause.
 

The good news is that pedophilia has not been normalized. The country is more revolted by the practice than ever before. … Age gap relationship hysteria demonstrates the strength of the taboo around pedophilia.
 

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Lunar Dreams (1929 & 1936).
 

Wernher von Braun.
 

Moon Machines.
 

Launch Day - July 16, 1969.
 

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why doesn’t carlson speak out against dual citizens “serving” in our government? some of them idf or mossad, some of them even wearing idf uniforms into the halls congress. why doesn’t he speak out about the israel flags being displayed inside and outside of congressional offices? why doesn’t he speak out on aipac being foreign agents, forcing them to register as such and preventing them from contributing to political campaigns?
 

“The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves.”― Lenin
 

Tucker Carlson's net worth in 2025 is estimated at $50 million, fueled by top media deals, book earnings, and major real estate buys.
 

Martha Stewart was convicted in 2004 for lying to investigators about her sale of ImClone stock, which she sold just before a negative FDA announcement. She served five months in federal prison and faced significant public scrutiny, but later made a successful comeback in her career.
 

Trump disavows "PAST supporters" who believed "Jeffrey Epstein Hoax"

President Trump on Wednesday bashed "PAST supporters" for their focus on what he called the "Jeffrey Epstein Hoax" amid ongoing scrutiny of his administration's handling of evidence in the notorious Epstein's case.

The big picture: Trump has urged his supporters, many of whom were rocked by his administration's conclusion that there was no evidence the disgraced financier was murdered and or kept a "client list," to walk away from the controversy.
 

"Not only is the US president a paedophile, but his reading and writing level is lower than that of his youngest victims. Honestly, his post can be summarised as “I’m guilty as hell and I’m scared”. "
 

But it’s worse than that. Trump isn’t just a scared, guilty, barely-literate pedophile. He’s absolutely unhinged. The Maga Monarch’s ranting tweet leaps from one irrelevant topic to the next, hysterically discombobulated, frenetically thrashing at ostensible enemies here, randomly tossing out hyperbolic empty boasts there, without making any coherent points about anything whatsoever, except one: “Forget Jeffrey Epstein! Forget his clients list!
 

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I have news for you guys and the answer to this question is: It is the Brutish (the Ruling class not the people).
 

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From Israel National News:

"Simply put, the countries that need Israel, and we need them, are South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand and, critically, India.

As is painfully obvious since October 7, we need to have in place alternatives to those Western countries that have displayed their hatred of Israel and the Jews...

...we should prepare to at last be done with Western civilization, which brought upon the Jews among the most uncivilized periods, carried out by the most uncivilized people, that we have suffered in our long history."
 

 

The Jews, with their pivot to Asia, are in for a big surprise.

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I can’t believe the Ukrainians haven’t gotten rid of the little comic Zelensky. They’re dying by the thousands on a monthly basis.

I can't believe the rebel Americans haven't gotten rid of the big comic Washington. They’re dying by the thousands on a monthly basis.

All Europeans should submit to anyone that tries to subdue them.

Complete submission to a controlling authority is the path to peace.

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You can thank white capitalism!

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A friend of mine in high school had coon hounds. What a shock to see a skinned raccoon for the first time. Looked like a miniature saber toothed tiger, not the cutesy wet nosed creatures of Walt Disney.

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With all due respect, how would you even know? My father’s family was in Quebec going back to the 1620s until his parents came to the states to work in the textile mills, and he grew up with québécois music, literature and poetry. It’s gone now in the states mostly, with some better preserved remnants in Canada, but my memory of some stuff is that it was infinitely better than most of the homogenized crap of today. In other words, someone decided to smother to death the early genius of Christian European origins or the regional genius of Southern culture. What we have now is just a natural evolution of the ethnically produced shit of early Hollywood. Early Hollywood is not even the best of English language movie culture. I’d say some of the 50s American westerns or 60s British movies gave us better products.

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Your stylings get ever more nazi, while you promote mediocre music, in order to shun the men who made almost all of America’s greatest music (not to mention the Jewish Hollywood moguls who, with the Jewish tunesmiths, gave America the greatest culture since ancient Greece).

I’ve been writing on what I eventually dubbed the White Genocide/White Holocaust Project since 1989.

Meanwhile, this lover of The Great American Songbook and Hollywood’s two Golden Ages was 13 years ahead of you, in promoting a White homeland, but of course, without the nazi part.

Finally, your once charming personal stories have become boringly repetitious.

Possibilities for How “the American Experiment” Will End

https://nicholasstixuncensored.blogspot.com/2012/05/possibilities-for-how-american.html

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I can't decide which is the worst burn of the week: Trump saying that the leaders of Iran and Israel "don't know what the fuck they're doing" or Amy Coney Barrett calling the Not-So-Wise Negress a moron in her SJC opinion...with the five other justices concurring!

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How are you going to turn that set of facts into a “but for” claim that rationalizes a lawsuit especially since Whites were not a minority when those policies were enacted by law or institutionalized by judicial opinion?
 

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On the road again
Just can't wait to get on the road again
The life I love is makin' music with my friends
And I can't wait to get on the road again

On the road again
Goin' places that I've never been
Seein' things that I may never see again
And I can't wait to get on the road again

On the road again
Like a band of gypsies, we go down the highway
We're the best of friends
Insisting that the world keep turnin' our way, and our way

Is on the road again
I just can't wait to get on the road again
The life I love is makin' music with my friends
And I can't wait to get on the road again

On the road again
Like a band of gypsies, we go down the highway
We're the best of friends
Insisting that the world keep turnin' our way, and our way

Is on the road again
Just can't wait to get on the road again
The life I love is makin' music with my friends
And I can't wait to get on the road again

And I can't wait to get on the road again

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Germ, have you thought about rolling the dice and trying some fentanyl?

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No. Follow Donald Trump. He has it all under control in the Middle East. MAGAHEADS like yourself ought to be proud that Israel and Iran adhere to his every word.

https://bsky.app/profile/peterbakernyt.bsky.social/post/3lsd6hznbs22k

But as long as he deports illegals, I guess it’s no big deal to you that he is ultimately beholden to Bibi. You might as well put on a yamaka.

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America always carried within it the seeds of its own destruction; there has been a tension from the beginning between those Americans who saw the country as an extension of traditional Western civilization and those who saw it as a transcendant New Jerusalem that had somehow figured out how to bring Heaven to Earth after everyone else had failed. The utopian faction, the children of the Enlightenment, crushed the more traditional-minded faction during our Civil War, and we've been dealing with that disaster's results ever since. Lincoln, Thaddeus Stevens, Edwin Stanton--they did more fundamental harm to our country than any Jew, and it was gentiles like Wilson, FDR, and LBJ who continued their destructive legacy. Many Jews have certainly assisted and increased the decline, but we would have self-destructed on our own regardless.

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I suppose if we limit our action to halting Iran’s nuke program, it might be worth the risk.
 

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Sometimes I think Corvi is all a schtick. The made up assertions, the “says, who?” routine even when he’s been given an authoritative source. The pilpul. The pretense that the authority standing behind a claim is determined by the mass appeal of the supposed moral claim it supports or undermines. In the case of the War Between the States the refusal to acknowledge well known phenomena like victor’s history, etc.

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My old buddy Corvy wrote to Curle:

The war was fought for the righteous causes of preserving the Union and ridding the South of slavery.
 

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The AI That Triggered a War: How Palantir and the IAEA Fueled Israel’s Strike on Iran
 

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" Floyd wasn’t only Waters, and you are being a bit glib,"

Says the guy who forgot Meddle, kicking off with one of the great blues based instrumentals of that period: One of These Days.

Of course I was generalizing, but Dark Side The Wall are heavy on Syd themes, and Dogs and Pigs from Animals certainly apply to record execs.

Also, no one ever said Floyd was just Waters, but he did write most of the lyrics to the songs. That aside, without Gilmore and Wright they would have never become what they did. Wright never got the credit he deserved for his contributions to the song writing, and Gilmore owns 2, maybe 3, maybe 4 of the greatest rock guitar solos of all time.

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Yes, with the North driven by its hated of slavery and what it stood for.
 

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my no crowds rule
 

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I was talking about the message, not the fan reaction. By the early/mid 1990’s, the Gen X dye had already been cast and crowds were there to rock, not hate themselves. Like a previous President’s econ policies, the effects were most apparent during the next term/generation.
 

Now, is it possible that (((media types))) were trying to subvert a Republican/traditionalist “morning in America” (Reagan and Bush Sr. as indicators) by intentionally injecting negative media (grunge, gangta rap) into the culture? I don’t know, but I know they wouldn’t have made any shekels if a lot of the major acts you don’t like didn’t (back then) have genuine appeal to major segments of the listening population.

Every generation is going to have normal people that are disaffected in some way, and respond to good music that ‘gets it’—e.g., was Pink Floyd in their ’70s output heyday an artificial depressive media psyop on Boomers or just damn good music about serious things?

nothing personal against SP, but my exposure is limited to the handful of their tunes that played constantly on FM radio back in the day
 

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I saw Tool at the ... uh Irvine Pavilion (IIRC) back in 2001 then again in 2022. Their early stuff was absolutely primal, not just stylistically but lyrically as well.

Not sure if you've listened to their latest, Fear Inoculum, but the complexity of the songs (the shortest song is 11 minutes) might peak the interest of some of those classic European guys you mentioned.

I'll stop now because I can go on and on about Tool the way Germ goes on about President Eyelash.

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Thanks for the thoughtful reply. Regarding this comment:

"Corgan’s voice is sometimes shit (breaks, drops off, etc.) in this live version below, but the scene on stage and in the crowd doesn’t look “Low-T-Incel/Sperg-Actualization” to me, more like (ironically) “America, Fuck Yeah!” at least from the kids and young adults in the crowd, even if they weren’t conceptualizing their youth that way:"

I was talking about the message, not the fan reaction. By the early/mid 1990's, the Gen X dye had already been cast and crowds were there to rock, not hate themselves. Like a previous President's econ policies, the effects were most apparent during the next term/generation

Contrast your link with two recent shows I've seen: Shinedown/Three Days Grace, and Tool. All three bands rock pretty hard. Us older Gen X'ers are older and pretty much just lightly band our heads to the beat, but the millennials? They just stand there, like they don't know how to act.

I have nothing personal against SP, but my exposure is limited to the handful of their tunes that played constantly on FM radio back in the day. Wasn't my thing. I know Billy is talented; I remember reading he wrote all the tunes and played all the instruments for the recordings.

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As always, Tori for the kill-shot.
 

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14813335/Unearthed-video-shows-Minnesota-shooting-suspect-dancing-revealing-met-Jesus-17-years-old.html

Unearthed video shows Minnesota shooting suspect dancing at bizarre religious ceremony as links to Africa are revealed

Newly unearthed video shows Vance Boelter, the subject of a massive FBI manhunt, dancing in a church service as his links to Africa were revealed.

The video, filmed in February 2023, shows Boelter, 57, delivering a passionate testimony about how he met Jesus at the age of 17.

'I met the Lord when I was 17 years old and I gave my life to Jesus Christ,' he says in the clip.
He goes on to describe naming his five children after Christian virtues, Grace, Faith, Hope, Joy, and David, in what he calls a testament to God's blessings on his life.

But Boelter the preacher is now the prime suspect in what authorities have described as a targeted political assassination.
 

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Last year I rented the entire series of The Prisoner -- McGoohan's surrealist sequel of sorts to his John Drake secret agent. The first few episodes were quite compelling. The Village represented a third power in the East v. West conflict which managed the Cold War for the corporatists and financialists that are now referred to as globalists. The Rover, the incredibly sinister bouncy white balloon that served as security for the Village was inspired. Too bad the mercurial McGoohan allowed the series to degenerate into a theatre of the absurd. I suppose he was making a critique of the Cold War which was ultimately an absurd waste of resource, life, and talent. He wasn't able to pull it off.

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