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    The Hungarian Parliament just passed an extremely based and corona-pilled bill that, as summarized by journalist Balazs Csekö, gives Viktor Orban unlimited power and establishes: State of emergency Rule by decree Parliament suspended No elections Spreading fake news & rumors: up to 5 years in prison Leaving quarantine: up to 8 years in prison No...
  • A123 says:
    @Daniel Chieh
    @A123

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

    Neuroticism has been found to have a reliable negative association with g(r=-.33).[18] However, other researchers have recently reported a lower coefficient of .09 for general mental ability and emotional stability. Although these studies have some differences, they all indicate that intelligence increases with a decrease in negative emotion.

    �
    Your data set is completely insane and makes a number of unfounded assumptions. Indeed, the hyperbolic emotional language goes well what I indicated(and which I'm glad to provide data for: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(11)00289-2).

    Here we show that this functional correlate of political attitudes has a counterpart in brain structure. In a large sample of young adults, we related self-reported political attitudes to gray matter volume using structural MRI. We found that greater liberalism was associated with increased gray matter volume in the anterior cingulate cortex, whereas greater conservatism was associated with increased volume of the right amygdala.
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    An uncharitable(and I think also exaggerated and inaccurate) exploration of it is Conservatives Big on Fear, Brain Study Finds

    Someone who is consistently liberal but intelligent would be someone like Bill Gates, rather than a Trigglypuff which would self-identify as an extreme leftist. Even someone who is genuinely a destroyer of countries, like George Soros(and I've read some of his writings) tends toward a calm and consistent effort - unfortunately, a calm and consistently negative effort, but accomplishments both for good and ill don't come from nothing.

    Replies: @A123

    Your data set is completely insane and makes a number of unfounded assumptions.

    The data set is not mine. One of the top authors on Unz.com, AUDACIOUS EPIGONE, created the charts.

    https://www.unz.com/anepigone/loony-libs-callous-cons/

    Indeed, the hyperbolic emotional language goes well what I indicate

    You introduced the term tribalism … Let me refresh your memory:

    #47 by DC: … higher IQ correlates both with less immediate feedback/dominance from the limbic system as well as less tribalism.

    All I did was accurately identify SJW Elite 1% Globalism as a highly insular tribe. Being a member of the SJW Globalist tribe requires blind obedience to its articles of faith.

    Hungary’s Orban is taking rational and restrained steps to protect his people from the stupid, yet highly aggressive, SJW Globalist tribe.

    Someone who is consistently liberal but intelligent would be someone like Bill Gates

    In any large tribal population, IQ will have a distribution. It is almost inevitable that there will be a few Higher IQ, SJW Globalists in the distribution tail. Gates and Soros are good examples.

    However, the mean IQ for the SJW Globalists is abysmally low. One of the key dogmas of SJW Globalist, Elite 1% theology is Science Denial. As a result the SJW Globalist, Low IQ tribe is prone to over react with hysterical levels of emotion and propose irrational solutions that defy physical reality.

    For example, SJW Globalist theology insists that high-availability hydrocarbon power can be economically replaced with intermittent/low-availability solar and wind power. Anyone with even an average level of intelligence can easily find multiple glaring flaws with this anti-science, dogmatic religious edict.

    PEACE 😷

    •ï¿½Replies: @Daniel Chieh
    @A123


    The data set is not mine. One of the top authors on Unz.com, AUDACIOUS EPIGONE, created the charts.
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    There's nothing wrong with the data set. Its how you're applying it; the essential question is "what is the general distribution of high IQ individuals," which slants a certain way due to how information is processed by brains. I linked you to some posts by our dear host which further discuss that - there's also demographic information from SSC, which is a fairly good hub of high IQ and interesting discussion worth following up on:

    https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/03/17/ssc-survey-2017-results/

    https://i.imgur.com/MhP8eH0.png

    All I did was accurately identify SJW Elite 1% Globalism as a highly insular tribe. Being a member of the SJW Globalist tribe requires blind obedience to its articles of faith.

    �
    I think it can be a stretch; I qualify that because many leftist organizations are indeed essentially as you say it is. I'm familiar with antifa and it has insanely cultlike trappings, which permit it to be used as shocktroopers.

    However, this isn't anything new; individual with low IQ tend to fall for incredibly nutty things of no real meaning:

    http://journal.sjdm.org/15/15923a/jdm15923a.pdf


    Here we focus on pseudo-profound bullshit, which
    consists of seemingly impressive assertions that are presented as true and meaningful but are actually vacuous. We presented
    participants with bullshit statements consisting of buzzwords randomly organized into statements with syntactic structure but
    no discernible meaning (e.g., “Wholeness quiets infinite phenomenaâ€).
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    What I disagree with is rather that we should remove the tail ends where you'll find extremists and cultists of all sorts, and this is where the more meaningful attributes of more liberal attitudes and their advantages come into play.

    For example, Scandic countries gets a lot of Sweden Yes jokes and it is indeed pretty self-destructive. But I've always admired the open source community and its not a surprise that Linus Torvalds, Markus Persson, Johan Andersson, etc all hail from there. The notion of open source is really quite anti-tribal: you make things for free and give them away, so that others will make things for free and give them to you. But in software, it really works and has given us unbelievably beautiful libraries and programs. In its general mentality, this kind of generous attitude is incredibly powerful and allows unbelievable advancement: it is indeed "inclusive" and "socialistic" and it works in ways that purely for-profit and anti-sharing work really can't do. It is essentially a high IQ mentality with low time preference and a transcendent attitude.

    And yet, it is also then not a surprise that Guido van Rossum(the creator of Python) will just take a few steps further and become a hardcore leftist:

    The Programmer who created Python isn't interested in mentoring white guys

    He believes the key to making open-source communities more inclusive is establishing (and enforcing) codes of conduct and mentoring. Van Rossum says that he now mentors women and underrepresented minority programmers. “But white guys can forget it,†he said. “They are not the ones who need it most.†(In typical programmer speak, he calls mentoring a “completely distributed, democratic approach.â€)

    �
    The long and short of it is that there are distributions, these distributions exist for reason(that more flexible approaches tend to be intelligent approaches), but even so, as Paracelsus said, the dose makes the poison. What applies to medicine also applies to their more inclusive views.

    Replies: @A123
    , @AP
    @A123


    However, the mean IQ for the SJW Globalists is abysmally low. One of the key dogmas of SJW Globalist, Elite 1% theology is Science Denial. As a result the SJW Globalist, Low IQ tribe is prone to over react with hysterical levels of emotion and propose irrational solutions that defy physical reality.
    �
    Having weird and wrong ideas is certainly not antithetical to high intelligence. Highly intelligent people can come up with very complex and clever rationalizations for their wrong ideas. Have you ever spoken to a highly intelligent paranoid person?

    A person of low average intelligence who follows "common sense" is often more correct than a brilliant person brilliantly advocating for some wrong or nonsensical idea.

    For whatever reason, science denialism on certain subjects is very fashionable currently, and therefore the smarter one is, the more sophisticated one's arguments (and therefore the stronger one's conviction) for silly ideas. This is true not only with respect to science denialists but also true of science "totalists."

    Replies: @A123
    , @dfordoom
    @A123


    All I did was accurately identify SJW Elite 1% Globalism as a highly insular tribe.
    �
    That's stretching the definition of tribe quite bit. I think most people would consider tribe to be based on race or ethnicity or culture.

    The globalist SJW elite are not a tribe. They're a class. Tribe and class are very very different things.

    Replies: @A123
  • During The Great Awokening of the last 7 years or so, the use of virulent hate jargon like "racist" and "racism" grew exponentially in the Prestige Press. Our next project after the current health crisis is over to restore our culture to health ought to be to #FlattenTheCurve on the exponential growth of intellectually debilitating...
  • “During The Great Awokening of the last 7 years or so, the use of virulent hate jargon like “racist†and “racism†grew exponentially in the Prestige Press.”

    Similar to “race traitor”, ‘human biodiversity”, and “cuck” in the Alt Right press. Although, “Prestige Press” is simply your own lingo, Mr. Sailer.

    https://qz.com/1092037/the-alt-right-is-creating-its-own-dialect-heres-a-complete-guide/

    On a related note, here is a study called “Online influence, offline violence: Linguistic responses to the ‘Unite the Right’ rally”…

    https://arxiv.org/pdf/1908.11599.pdf

    Future research may focus on extending the present approach to measuring changes in linguistic sentiment on other social media platforms where alt-right supporters are active, such as 4Chan and Gab. It may also be of interest to measure concepts other than sentiment and video frequencies, such as hate speech and abusive language, in response to the Charlottesville rally and perhaps other events of interest

    and a study called “The Alt-Right and Global Information Warfare”.

    https://arxiv.org/pdf/1905.02712.pdf

    “Amidst the resurgence of fascism and authoritarianism in popular culture, there is a concurrent global information war afoot. State super-powers are warring through manipulating the information sources and social media discourses of different political groups in foreign nations. Our initial data suggests that the Alt-Right leans heavily on Kremlin controlled media sources as a critical backbone of their ideology, thus playing a role in their concomitant violence. Further scaling of data mining analysis of Alt-Right twitter networks will give greater insight into the shape and contour of fascist disinformation and influence networks in the age of big data. Undermining the instrumental rationality of authoritarianism through data analysis gives us the opportunity
    to push-back on the empowerment of proto-fascist movements across the globe.”

    Here was the original “curve crusher”…

    https://www.publicmedievalist.com/cuck

  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • Uncle Shlomo wants you, goyim, to join the Israeli Foreign Legion (f/k/a the U.S. military) to fight and die for Israel.

    MIPA – Make Israel Palestine Again

    •ï¿½Replies: @Desert Fox
    @Sean O'Farrell

    The ZUS military has been fighting and dying for Israel and the zionists in control of the ZUS, in Iraq and Syria and Libya and Yemen for decades, and before that fighting and dying for the zionists in WWI and WWII and Vietnam and the Balkans and God knows where else, as all wars are zionists wars for their satanic zionist NWO!
  • Tom Schmidt: The pandemic presents a perfect power-grabbing opportunity for Woke Capital, and Woke Capital won't pass the opportunity up. When activity is brought to a standstill, the family-owned diner and the auto repair shop partnership have enough cash on hand to last a few weeks. Beyond that and the disruption to cash flow becomes...
  • @Mbr
    Is The Z Man and Audacious Epigone the same person? This post sounds like ZMAN's podcast.

    Replies: @iffen, @Audacious Epigone

    I wish! He’s a true polymath when an incredibly lucid mind, but I’m honored by the comparison.

  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • @Anon7
    OT: Interesting perspective from Lord Sumption, former UK Supreme Judge. He takes the virus very seriously, but he describes the reaction to Covid-19 as a kind of collective hysteria that can turn democracy into despotism.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHE3OerDKEY

    Replies: @vhrm, @Kratoklastes

    That’s an excellent essay. The highlights of the interview are whipped in this article:

    https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1262338/Coronavirus-hysteria-Lord-Sumption-BBC-police-lockdown-UK-response


    Video Link

    (at the time i rolled my eyes at this scene… )

  • The Hungarian Parliament just passed an extremely based and corona-pilled bill that, as summarized by journalist Balazs Csekö, gives Viktor Orban unlimited power and establishes: State of emergency Rule by decree Parliament suspended No elections Spreading fake news & rumors: up to 5 years in prison Leaving quarantine: up to 8 years in prison No...
  • @Just Passing Through
    @songbird

    The planning of the city seems to be in the early stages and might never transpire, but the Chinese need a port to circumvent a possible Indian Navy blockade of their oil imports in a hypothetical war. Gwadar port is a perfect locations.

    One has to wonder what the Pakistanis will think of a Chinese colony in their country though, the report says 500,000 Chinese could move in. For comparison 1901 census of British India showed a population of 294 million with around 170,000 Europeans.

    I do wonder about of people are right about Chinese colonising these Their World countries, the West is certainly on decline and in the process of becoming the Third World itself. The West will not have the power projection to stop the Chinese.

    Replies: @songbird

    One has to wonder what the Pakistanis will think of a Chinese colony in their country though, the report says 500,000 Chinese could move in.

    Pakis love diversity, but only when it is them doing the invading.

    For comparison 1901 census of British India showed a population of 294 million with around 170,000 Europeans.

    Interesting stat. That’s actually more Europeans than I would have guessed but still remarkably low. I imagine that they were mostly military men and very few of them had households. If you want your mind blown sometime, look up the number of foreigners in China at the start of the Boxer Rebellion, which the Chinese saw as their great period of humiliation. I’m afraid I’ll get the figure wrong, but, off the top of my head, I think it was <20,000, including Japanese. Anyway, definitely not above 30,000.

    I do wonder about of people are right about Chinese colonising these Their World countries

    I think China has the intestinal fortitude for colonization, but not the proper fertility. And nuclear weapons also make things difficult. India would be opposed to them colonizing Africa. Not a military match, to be sure, but they would arm Africans. Maybe, a split between them? I’ve thought of that as a possibility before, but the West would have to loose its ability to project power. The Middle East has a strong interest in Africa too, the Sudan being around 40% of the total arable land in culturally-Arabic countries.

  • The coronavirus story has generated a number of major subplots. First is the origin of the virus. Did it occur naturally or was it created in a Chinese, American or Israeli weapons lab? If bioengineered, did it somehow escape or was it deliberately released? As the governments that might have been involved in the process...
  • Herald says:
    @Aleksander
    @Galaxy Cruiser

    Galaxy, your RFID is old news. The techology to track is ready, it just hasn't been "discovered" yet. They control the rollout, not us.

    Replies: @Herald

    I suspect you are very much on the right track and of course, you do reinforce some most of the points made by Galaxy Cruiser. As these injected chips will require external power then I’d guess that this is being arranged covertly, as part of the plethora of electrical/electronic devices that make up the modern world. Related to this is that the number of cellphone transmitters is being greatly increased with 5G. Once chipped it seems humans may be merely players in “the internet of things”, that 5G will enable. It is Orwell’s 1984 on steroids.

  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • Charles Erwin Wilson [AKA "Charles Erwin Wilson Three"] says:
    @John Cunningham
    @Dieter Kief

    There is a fair chance that wearing a mask might slightly improve one's prospects, and. I humbly suggest that if you are worried that people might consider you a doofus, you are too f*cking stupid to go out in public. Stay in your basement.

    Replies: @Charles Erwin Wilson

    I humbly suggest that if you are worried that people might consider you a doofus, you are too f*cking stupid to go out in public. Stay in your basement.

    It is difficult to obtain groceries by staying in my basement. I suggest that even doofae, such as I, might be better served by purchasing food by venturing out of our basements. Mask or no mask.

  • Tom Schmidt: The pandemic presents a perfect power-grabbing opportunity for Woke Capital, and Woke Capital won't pass the opportunity up. When activity is brought to a standstill, the family-owned diner and the auto repair shop partnership have enough cash on hand to last a few weeks. Beyond that and the disruption to cash flow becomes...
  • @Nodwink
    I don't think much of the fetishization of 'Ma & Pa' small business owners. A lot of these people are rank amateurs or complete morons, who think they are owed a living and any failures on their part are the fault of the government.

    Replies: @dfordoom, @TomSchmidt, @John Burns, Gettysburg Partisan, @Audacious Epigone, @Twodees Partain

    Being uncharitable, the same could of course be said about the working classes in general. I don’t think it’s productive to go after either in such a way. Keep your eye on the real power.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Nodwink
    @Audacious Epigone

    I think most people of most social classes suck, to be honest. Through family, I've had a lot of interaction with small-town small business folk; they did far too much whingeing relative to their financial situation, often making more than professionals for far less effort.

    Replies: @Daniel H
  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • @Jack D
    @Muggles


    The southernmost tip of Canada is somewhat north of Detroit.
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    Actually Windsor, Ontario lies directly SOUTH of Detroit. It's about the same latitude as Boston, MA.

    In the case of colds and flu, being indoors is usually considered WORSE than being outdoors (for reasons that are not entirely clear - they know that flu season is winter but they don't 100% understand why - low indoor humidity? people more crowded together?).

    I would say that in the case of Wuhan Virus (or any novel contagious virus), the biggest factor is social distancing. You get outbreaks in places where people don't practice it. Typically there is some big social event where a supercarrier (someone who is shedding virus like crazy) is present and he infects everyone at that event and they all fan out and go home and infect everyone in their circle. There is certain randomness in where the supercarrier lights the fire but also cultural aspects to (lack of) social distancing that keeps it going. In today's NY Times they give the story of a well attended funeral of a black man with 10 kids in Albany, GA that set off a big outbreak. In New Orleans you had people from all over the state attending some event a few weeks ago and when they drove back to their home towns they each set off an epidemic. If you have groups (e.g. Hasidic Jews, ghetto blacks) who are resistant to maintaining social distancing, they are going to keep setting off these fires.

    I am really surprised that the analogy of fire has not been used more. Maybe it is racist or something. If you cut off every ember from a source of fresh fuel and let it burn itself out, a forest fire will go out eventually. If the wind keeps blowing the sparks onto unburned timber, the fire is going to keep spreading. Now it's much easier to put out a fire when it is still a little brush fire but we completely blew that opportunity.

    Replies: @Federalist, @Ron Mexico

    “Actually Windsor, Ontario lies directly SOUTH of Detroit.”
    Right you are. Steve Perry caught a lot of shit for not knowing that.

  • @AnonAnon
    My theories:

    1 - For all we know Canada is coding deaths to hide coronavirus victims.

    2 - Canada doesn’t get as many incoming travelers as the US nor does their population travel the globe as much as people in the US do so they had less opportunity to get the super spreaders that seem to be doing so much damage here. Do they even jet around their own country that much? They seem to like to head to Cuba or Mexico for cheap warm weather vacations. Globe trotting for work seems to be a big part of modern corporate America and I don’t get the sense Canadians travel for business nearly the same extent we do.

    There is a great website called Nextstrain.org that has animations of the virus spreading the globe. So far it doesn’t show that much activity in Canada but it’s only as good as the data it’s received from the various countries.

    3- Canada is behind the US and will hit its peak later.

    Replies: @utu, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Matra, @Buffalo Joe, @Mr. Anon, @Kratoklastes

    For all we know Canada is coding deaths to hide coronavirus victims

    Nobody’s got any incentive to downplay deaths: they are all coding on the ‘with‘ side of ‘of/with‘, albeit less systematically than the Italians.

    If they don’t, it will become clear that this is a less-lethal contagion than 2009 H1N1. On an ‘apples to apples’ comparison, H1N1 was worse at this stage, when the cost measure is properly defined (‘loss of quality-adjusted years of life‘).

    If the cost for covid19 excludes ‘died-with‘, H1N1pdm09 wins by a gigantic margin, because somewhere around 90% of covid19 deaths are ‘died-with‘, not ‘died-from‘ – whereas all of H1N1pdm09’s deaths were died-from.

    If that happens, suddenly all the clampdowns make no sense: society survived 2009 without deliberately generating economic conditions that will, if maintained for more than a month[1], rival the Great Depression.

    This is all of a piece with the types of data being presented to the schlubs:
    • ‘confirmed cases’ – sub-acute and asymps (who don’t show up at hostpitals) aren’t counted;
    • ‘new confirmed cases’ implies that a positive test today was contracted today;
    • ‘died with‘: RBIs being counted as home runs;
    • CFR (‘died-with‘/’confirmed cases’): that’s RBIs/hits as opposed to HRs/at-bats (when HRs/pitches would be a better metric).

    This makes everything look much much worse than it is.

    FWIW they missed a trick: if they used ‘died-with‘/’resolved cases’, they would get even bigger numbers (8% for Canada; 37% for the US).

    You read that right: of the ‘confirmed cases’ considered ‘complete’ in the US, 37% have died.

    If the media tried to run that scam, even Yanks would notice that such a number is preposterous and indicative of deliberate bias and panic-mongering.

    It’s absolutely clear that the ‘less-extreme’ panic-mongering is deliberate.

    It’s crafted for the fuckwits who watch morning TV (‘The View‘ being pretty representative). If you’re a person who can’t do sums, the numbers you hear (and the way they’re phrased) encourages belief that the numbers ‘justify’ all proposed interference in the economy.

    This is because the ‘talent’ on The View is as innumerate (and as prone to hysteria) as their audience: it is easy for them to ignore things they can’t compute.

    [1] There is a risk that the global economy is already doomed to economic conditions worse than the Great Depression.

    There is a very high probability that there will be some ‘potline’-type problems when restrictions are removed. Significant parts of global production chains might have characteristics like aluminium smelters – where a one-day interruption in power to the potline causes a ‘freeze’ that takes a month to fix and costs ~3 months production (one lost from emptying the potline; one foregone by downtime; one lost due to costs of remediation).

    •ï¿½Replies: @The Wild Geese Howard
    @Kratoklastes


    [1] There is a risk that the global economy is already doomed to economic conditions worse than the Great Depression.
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    You mean like the complete collapse in US auto sales?

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-31/automakers-are-about-to-give-inkling-of-the-sales-collapse-ahead

    Replies: @Anonymous
    , @LondonBob
    @Kratoklastes

    In Britain we record deaths with Covid rather than just by, also yesterday the Office of National Statistics said they would dig around and also record deaths that weren't in hospitals but have happened elsewhere. It wasn't clear to me how they would determine if they died with covid, presumably they would have been tested. There was a controversy where a twenty one year old girl died of a heart attack and, against the doctors wishes, the coroner recorded covid because she had had a cough. The left is very invested in covid here so this worries me.
  • Tom Schmidt: The pandemic presents a perfect power-grabbing opportunity for Woke Capital, and Woke Capital won't pass the opportunity up. When activity is brought to a standstill, the family-owned diner and the auto repair shop partnership have enough cash on hand to last a few weeks. Beyond that and the disruption to cash flow becomes...
  • Tusk says:
    @dfordoom
    @Tusk


    Didn’t Whites elect Trump who, as a big part of his policy, wanted to stop immigration?
    �
    Trump was elected because Rust Belt voters believed he'd bring the manufacturing sector back to life.

    Mainstream Republicans voted for him because he was running as a Republican.

    There's no evidence that immigration was a major issue for most voters.

    So in Australia you can vote for the legal immigration loving Libs or the illegal immigration loving Labs, which party in Australia can you vote for to reduce immigration?
    �
    They could vote for One Nation, which is an anti-immigration party. But they don't. Which proves that they're not very concerned about immigration.

    Don’t imply that White people don’t care about stopping immigration in the face of actual data showing they don’t want it.
    �
    The most reliable data is election results and that data clearly indicates that most whites in Australia don't care very much about immigration one way or another, because they refuse to vote for explicitly anti-immigration parties.

    Simply provide some evidence for your statements that White people love immigration
    �
    I'm not arguing that white people love immigration. I'm arguing that they really don't care. They're more interested in their own short-term financial advantage. Election results clearly demonstrate that immigration is a minor political issue. Because we do have a well-publicised high-profile anti-immigration party and they won't vote for it.

    Seems like overwhelming evidence to me.

    Replies: @Tusk

    most whites in Australia don’t care very much about immigration one way or another

    Imagine actually saying this. Despite the Liberal party being intensely anti-immigration in the form of boat people, and them receving a lot of support for their policies, nobody cares? I’m not sure what world you live in but it’s certainly not the real one.

    So once again everything you say is just your opinion and backed up by nothing.

    •ï¿½Replies: @dfordoom
    @Tusk


    Despite the Liberal party being intensely anti-immigration in the form of boat people, and them receving a lot of support for their policies, nobody cares?
    �
    Since being in office the Liberals have been very pro-immigration. So why don't people vote One Nation instead? One Nation is an actual anti-immigration party. Given that the Liberals and Labor are both pro-immigration if white Australians were really concerned about immigration Pauline Hanson would be Prime Minister.

    Replies: @Tusk
  • 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...
  • @Desert Fox
    @Rurik

    I understand, just sitting here in Montana watching the snow come down, am glad to be here, snow and all, the world has gone crazy.

    Replies: @NoseytheDuke

    Montana has always been a great place to be and right now I would think it is one of the best ones to be.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Desert Fox
    @NoseytheDuke

    I was born here, and am thankful every day of my life for that, it snowed today but thats nothing as we have had snow here in May, tomorrow its supposed to 30 for a high, but we are only about 90 miles from Yellowstone Park, so its just par for the course.

    Thanks for your reply.
  • "We cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself," tweeted the president on Sunday night, adding that, after the current 15-day shutdown, "we will make a decision as to which way we want to go." President Trump is said to be privately expressing a deepening concern at the damage the coronavirus shutdown is...
  • @Malla
    @Corvinus


    You are being illogical
    �
    Nope. European Colonialism was extremely beneficial to Africa. The fuckup we see in Africa now a days is because the European Colonial project was aborted too early.

    A tremendous amount of capital was accumulated through black slavery and funded the northern industrial model based upon the British in the early 1800’s.
    �
    Even without black slavery, the United States would have been an economic powerhouse anyways because the population which drove the USA being an economic powerhouse have ALWAYS been White Americans. Blacks were inconsequential.

    Completely different circumstances. Try again.
    �
    How so?

    Replies: @Corvinus, @Miro23

    “Nope. European Colonialism was extremely beneficial to Africa.”

    Indeed, in some ways this forced intervention was beneficial. But, overall, European jackbooting the continent for free stuff and gimmedats was patently detrimental to free Africans.

    “The fuckup we see in Africa now a days is because the European Colonial project was aborted too early.”

    Invade the world, invite the world. Pray tell, are you Jewish?

    “Even without black slavery, the United States would have been an economic powerhouse…”

    Not without the capital as I mentioned in large part from chattel slavery.

    •ï¿½Troll: Malla
  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • @bruce county
    All you fools can say what you want about Canada... I know that when I travel I am not shunned or frowned apon because my back pack has a Canadian flag patch,. In fact I know several Americans that wear a Canadian patch when they travel. Just saying.

    Anyway .. I gotta patch this hole in my igloo roof and put some more foil on the antenna.

    Replies: @Buffalo Joe, @Reg Cæsar, @Art Deco

    Bruce, Your Canadian patch is a maple leaf. I doubt there is a lot of world wide recognition for your patch, probably think you’re with some forestry group. You can’t achieve our status until your flag is burned all over the world. That my friend is status.

    •ï¿½LOL: AnonAnon, bruce county, Another Canadian
    •ï¿½Replies: @bruce county
    @Buffalo Joe

    Well Joe there is no arguing that logic. I'm saving that one for the family album.
    My childhood friends (YT's) from Maryland will certainly agree. They were the ones that bought the Canadian patches. Canadians don't burn American flags but we sure can burn a White House. Just a little history story from way back in the summer of 1814. I'm sure you don't hold that against us. It was kinda sneaky. He he he. We even had time to ransack the joint and have a nice sit down supper before we burned it. The only complaint apparently was the shitty beer Madison has stowed away in the basement. Dolley got drunk and ran with Washingtons painting. Rumour has it up here that she masterbated to it when James was out raping Indians.

    I'm not tooting any horns for Canada; we have our share of clowns but our flag IS world known and I am proud to wear it. If only our blue maple leaf wearing hockey team would make a showing one more time before I die.
    I just want the plague to end. I'm tired of seal blubber, hot cakes and maple syrup. Its all a bit crazy now...And its getting harder to get gas for my Ski-Doo.

    Good luck everyone and to all my white American neighbours.
    God bless.

    Replies: @Buffalo Joe
  • My dear fellow citizens, I am the virologist, specialist in coronaviruses and respiratory diseases, whose views differ significantly from the experts who advise the government on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. The situation is dire and I would like to offer you a clear plan for getting out of the health, economic and social...
  • @Gleimhart Mantooso
    Don't be stupid; China didn't recover.

    Replies: @Chinaman

    When WHO and China give you guys the heads up about the virus and ask you to lockdown, dumbass like you said

    Don’t be stupid, it is just a flu and a hoax.

    When America is in the throes of the virus and China said the virus can be beaten and is everyone is already back to work.

    Dumbas ass like you said Don’t be stupid, they didn’t recovered.

    When America is finally recovering,

    dumbass like you will say Don’t be stupid, this virus is really going to kill us all!

    •ï¿½Replies: @Gleimhart Mantooso
    @Chinaman

    The WHO is lead by a 3rd World Communist who fellates the godless heathen of the CCP.

    And don't waste your time trying to chink-splain anything to me. I don't believe anything you dog eaters have to say.
  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • @Lockean Proviso
    @Lot

    I've worn my N95 to the post office and grocery store and found that it produces a rather hostile response in some even though I'm just going about my business. (For what it's worth this doesn't happen when I go out without a mask as I have for all the years before now). I think that some assume that I'm sick and that's why I have the mask on. Or maybe they are more attuned to the belief that mask wearing is a threat associated with robbers. Maybe it's just a reminder that there's a weird and pervasive threat in our midst now. I live in a very conservative area and maybe some view wearing a mask as a repudiation of Trump's competence to keep us all safe or as giving in to fake news exaggerations designed to make Trump look bad. Probably it differs depending on the individual– they've been both black and white. Most people don't mind and some seem to approve of it as a form of social responsibility (which is exactly what it is), but there are a few who don't like it.

    I will continue to wear it when I have to go into a business with other people, but not when I ride my bike around town for exercise. Masks make sense sometimes even if other people don't.

    Replies: @AnonAnon, @Federalist, @J.Ross, @Polynikes, @HA, @Oscar Peterson, @JimB, @Chrisnonymous

    I offered to send my brother N95s, but he won’t wear a mask at work because of the request to save them for health care workers. He calls it “solidarity”; I call it virtue signalling. But that could be why you’re getting stares.

  • @Anonymous
    @Rob

    Toronto is quite dense

    Replies: @Jim Don Bob

    True. Most of them voted for Trudeau.

  • While most countries of the world battle against coronavirus, there is a more conceptual battle raging between different predictive models. Imperial College has predictions for the US and the UK, and has the ear of the Government, but there are other models competing for attention. The Imperial model is now being cast as having been...
  • @Philip Owen
    @MB

    Neil Ferguson works with the same mathematical modelling team as the University of East Anglia climatologists whose model is the source of most of the world's climate models. They will get you any result you want.

    Replies: @Dieter Kief, @Just Passing Through, @LondonBob, @MB

    He also worked on modelling the foot-and-mouth outbreak. 2000 cases amongst farm animals led to a mass panic and the killing of 6 million innocent cows and sheep (oy vey)

    •ï¿½Thanks: Kratoklastes
    •ï¿½Replies: @Kratoklastes
    @Just Passing Through

    Fuck - I had forgotten Ferguson's role in that.

    I knew about his Armageddon forecasts during Mad Cow hysteria in the early 00's (like this one from the NYT (October 30, 2001)

    But Dr. Neil Ferguson, an epidemiologist in another group of highly respected researchers led by Dr. Roy Anderson at Imperial College in London, said the new estimates were ''unjustifiably optimistic.'' His group published estimates a year ago predicting that the number of variant C.J.D. cases might reach 136,000 in coming decades. They have since revised those numbers only very slightly downward in a study of their own, which will be published soon.
    �
    Actual number of vCJD cases globally between 1996 and 2015:

    229

    • UK: 177 (98 of which happened before October 30 2001);
    • France: 27 (3 of which ditto);
    • RoW: 25 (including 4 US Exceptionals)

    Total deaths that post-date the NYT article:

    128

    The bulk of the UK deaths (and almost half of the overall deaths) occurred before that NYT article went to press.

    Looks like he forgot to divide by 1,000 - easy enough mistake to make.

    .

    Seriously though: how the fuck does this cunt get to be that wrong, and remain able to show his face in public without it getting kicked in or laughed at?

    How does Steve "There Will Be No Such Thing As Snow" Viner, ditto?

    Turns out that catastrophising is a gigantic money-spinner.

    Nobody wants to hear "Calm the fuck down: it's almost certainly going to be OK".

    Replies: @Dieter Kief
  • Sean says:
    @dearieme
    @Coronaskeptic

    There is no simple "fatality rate". At the very least you need to distinguish that Case Fatality Rate from the Infection Fatality Rate, and, ideally, you should report the level of medical treatment that the victims were afforded, their median age, and their existing state of health. See for example

    https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.05.20031773v2.full.pdf

    From their abstract: Adjusting for delay from confirmation-to-death, we estimated case and infection fatality ratios (CFR, IFR) for COVID-19 on the Diamond Princess ship as 2.3% (0.75%–5.3%) and 1.2% (0.38–2.7%).

    Note that their figures were based on the seven deaths that had occurred at the time they wrote. Since than an eighth patient has died, and somewhere I think I saw that a ninth and tenth have died.

    Replies: @Sean

    https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/The-evidence-on-Covid-19-is-not-as-clear-as-we-think

    Dr. Ioannidis one hour talk.

    When adjusted for age, having COVID-19 is ballpark flu dangerous, but because it’s due to a novel virus the risk of getting it is very great (your immune system having never encountered it before). Old folk would be in about as much danger of dying as they would be from influenza if they get it, but because they are much more likely to get the novel COVID-19, the Bayesian probability of becoming seriously ill from in the flesh social contact is suddenly great for the elderly and infirm.

    Therefore, it is most certainly wise for old (median over 60 on the DP cruise) or debilitated people to isolate for the foreseeable future. In children the risk is essentially zero, so children can go back to school, but they will not be visiting their grandparents’ house for a very long time.

    Consider. Each year Italy barely had intensive care places for endemic seasonal influenza, the COVID-19 epidemic and bad management through letting anyone with COVID-19 occupy a IC place, a lot of smoking old folk, and half the population of Bergamo celebrating a Champions league match on 19 February by platonically smooching into the early hours.

    There is not going to be any overwhelmed health service in the UK because of better hospital management, the timely isolation of the old folk, and too many intensive care beds being available anyway. Britain’s powerful economy is the reason it can cope. However, for the unforeseen eventualities that will certainly arise in the future we need to fire up that economy up again and build up new reserves. For the vulnerable groups the lockdown and extra help should continue, but for the others it needs to end. Back to work at Easter is ideal, but after the Easter hols would be the right time politically.

  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • @vot tak
    @Fuerchtegott

    "Yes, men can behave really well, women can’t"

    There is a certain subset of homosexuals who really hate women...

    They tend to be far right politically, btw.

    Replies: @Fuerchtegott

    Don’t worry to much.

    Just watch this, relax, and stop fantasizing and projecting yourself or whatever into three liners of other people.

    https://youtu.be/Vkptp7Urlcw
    Video Link

    •ï¿½Replies: @vot tak
    @Fuerchtegott

    When a homosexual tells me to relax, that means it's time to sever communication with the sod.
    , @jack daniels
    @Fuerchtegott

    Feminists don't consider right-wing women to be women. Consider Tulsi Gabbard. Not right-wing but in agreement with the paleo and anti-Zionist right on the now untouchable subject of foreign policy, therefore the demand for a woman or woman of color on the ticket passes over Tulsi even though she is the only woman still running. Consider Margaret Thatcher. When Thatcher's name was mentioned as a counter-example to some feminst's claim that no woman had been elected to lead a major state, the feminist (Betty Friedan?) replied "Is Margaret Thatcher a woman?"
  • In Singapore, you can be jailed for half a year for failing to keep “social distance.†The same offense in New York will only get you fined for up to $500, although an 86-year-old woman has just been killed when she got too close to someone at a Brooklyn hospital. Out of masks, Tennessee doctors...
  • @Taxi
    @Tusk

    Yes, dear, macrobiotic cooking does in fact need "training" - scientific nutrition is involved here. But for someone whose brain has long been picked in junk food juices, the concept of 'balanced eating' is clearly alien.

    And you laugh at people who consciously pursue healthy living?

    Says it all about you, really.

    We'll see who laughs last when you're lying in hospital and your life is in the hands of incompetent doctors: paying them through the nose just to bankrupt and kill you slowly.

    Replies: @Jeff Stryker, @Tusk, @Frankie P, @Montefrío

    I was laughing how self-serious you are. And here you come talking about me being killed, lighten up I say!

    •ï¿½Replies: @Taxi
    @Tusk

    Bullshitting snake! Go slither away.

    Replies: @Zarathustra
  • Previously on SBPDL: In 70% Black Baltimore, Black Mayor Begs Residents to Stop Shooting Each Other So Hospital Beds Can be Used for Coronavirus/China Virus Patients � If you’ve read The City that Bleeds: Race, History, and the Death of Baltimore (and if you haven’t, get it here now!), you know the truth about Baltimore...
  • @Father O'Hara
    @Sick 'n Tired

    Here in Chicago,they get three meals a day from the schools. And their giving away all kinds of tablets and laptops so lil Shitavious can continue to explore the life (but not the loves) of Dr. King.

    Replies: @Female in FL, @AR in Illinois

    In the parking lot at the grocery store, a large school bus was there to distribute meals to the kids of worthless parents who can’t be bothered to put a meal on the table. Those parents should be arrested for neglect.

    •ï¿½Agree: Augustus
    •ï¿½Replies: @Mr. Rational
    @Female in FL


    Those parents should be arrested for neglect.
    �
    I'd just turn parents and offspring into Soylent Green.� End of problem.

    Replies: @Mark in MI
  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • @The Alarmist
    What is Canada doing right? Among many things, not putting up much of a fight to keep Meghan & Harry.

    Replies: @Jim Don Bob

    DJT, to his credit, said that the US will not be paying for their security.

  • A discussion about frenetic toilet paper purchasing broke out in the comments of a post on the coronavirus and perceived impending economic collapse. The anecdotal consensus seems to be that this variation of prepping has a distinctly non-white flavor to it. Conveniently enough, YouGov today released a poll asking respondents if they "had bought extra...
  • Talha says:
    @dfordoom
    @Audacious Epigone


    Price is a sorting mechanism. Forcing it in place when it should go higher leads to shortages, which is exactly what we’ve seen over the last couple of weeks.
    �
    You do realise just how much public anger that kind of profiteering is going to create don't you? People will be looking for lamp posts from which to string up the profiteers.

    It's particularly silly at a time when public hysteria is already at dangerously high levels. People are just looking for someone to hate. You're proposing to give them a perfect outlet for that hatred. Do you seriously want riots?

    Quite apart from the fact that profiteering is morally wrong. Libertarians do understand the concept of morality?

    Replies: @Talha, @Achmed E. Newman, @Audacious Epigone

    I wouldn’t consider myself a Libertarian, but there is somewhat of a method to the madness.

    Let’s take toilet paper (again) for instance.

    -Price of a roll goes high, very high
    -Businesses that produce it are incentivized to increase production to meet demand and cash in on the high price while it lasts
    -Surplus of newly produced toilet paper floods the market
    -Due to supply levels coming closer to demand, prices start to temper

    Was the businessman thinking morally? Hell no, he was thinking about making a profit – bling, bling. However, if prices were kept down, then he would have zero incentive to produce any more than he is currently producing now, thus the pain of the shortage is simply a dull and prolonged one instead of potentially a sharp and relatively quick one.

    You are leveraging the guy’s greed (let’s just be honest and call a spade a spade) to solve the problem at hand since he is likely unmotivated by charity. People who are motivated by charitable and altruistic means will act differently; they may buy a bunch and distribute to the needy.

    I don’t know the right answer, just throwing it out there.

    Peace.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @Talha

    Very good. Thank you, Talha. I wrote my comment before I'd read yours, but it's a different answer anyway.

    Replies: @Talha
  • "This is the question that is going to dominate the election: How did you perform in the great crisis?" So says GOP Congressman Tom Cole of Oklahoma in today's New York Times. GOP National Committeeman Henry Barbour of Mississippi calls the crisis "a defining moment... The more (Trump) reassures Americans, gives them the facts and...
  • @Renoman
    The only hope for America is if Biden dies or is declared incompetent [which he is] and Sanders beats Trump. Otherwise you are all completely screwed.

    Replies: @Realist, @Chris Mallory, @Twodees Partain

    Biden isn’t going to unseat Trump, because it’s the GOP’s turn at two terms. Even that retard Biden knows that. Haven’t you been watching the elections for the past 20 years?

  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • @Trinity
    @geokat62

    I was just thinking, shouldn't we DEMAND that Hymiewood stop producing anti-White movies that promote hatred against Whites? Shouldn't we DEMAND that all the anti-White hatred that is being spewed on our college campuses be STOPPED. Shouldn't we DEMAND that all those Jew professors spewing anti-White "hate speech" on our college campuses be fined or punished? I mean two can play this game and what is good for the goose is good for the gander. WHAT? You say the Jew won't play that game? WELL TOUGH SHIT, whoever said the Jew MAKES THE RULES? To favor one race over another is racist and IF the Jew wants SPECIAL PRIVILEGES OVER EVERYONE ELSE, PEOPLE NEED TO CALL THE JEW OUT ON HIS JEWISH PRIVILEGE AND RACISM. High time we start calling out the racist supremacist Jew for his double standards and hypocrisy. IF anyone in America is spewing "hate speech," it is the anti-White Jewish media, anti-White Jewywood, and anti-White social media platforms like FaceBerg, Jewgle, etc. who censor anyone who has the temerity to stand up for White Civil Rights. Time to ban all hate speech against Whites, after all it is OUR country, WE built America and that is a FACT.

    Replies: @Bookish1

    If we want to get rid of the anti white propaganda we have to make it happen. Make the anti white hatred not worth the risk. That is the only thing our enemies will understand.

    •ï¿½Agree: Trinity
  • Host Jim Vrettos interviews Professor Michael Hudson, Economist, Wall St. Analyst, Political Consultant, Commentator and Journalist; who offers his views in the way finance works and Welcome, welcome once again to the Radical imagination. I'm your host, Jim Vrettos. I'm a sociologist who's talked at John Jay College of Criminal justice and Yeshiva university here...
  • “preachers go on ’bout babylon and the so-called “captivity,
    but they only brought rich jews; that seems strange 2me.
    when the persians said: “y’can all go now, 
                                              most of them hebrews stayed.
    perhaps they were busy learning how 
                                                      unearned money is made.
    the talmud art and shylock shark of fractional reserves;
    and derivatives which gives Mammon to the god it serves.

    they sent the talmud with hillel on to the phar-isees
    to scam the elders of israel into re-pealing Ju-bilees.
    in a Jubilee year, most debts got clear, so nobody got too rich,
    it ain’t healthy to get too wealthy, or broke as a son of a bitch.
    Usuries kill economies, but Hil-lel convinced them how
    ex-po-nential debt be kept; that’s the mess we in now.

    in the talmud kab-ballah, in every second generation;
    lu-cifer would choose 2use 1 minister of information.
    Hille’s grandson was Gamiel; the teacher of saint paul.
    they studied what Jesus did4real & really hated it all!
    paul was willing 2do killing, but gamiel said “fake a conversion.”
    than imitate what you most hate, and infiltrate by subversion.
    so paul’s pious virus spread as lucifer’s prime lies do,
    &they burned what Yeshua did &said, 
                                                 & them that said it too!

  • I don't know anything about medical care, masks, viruses, or buying from China, but, that said ... From Buzzfeed: Coronavirus Cases Have Surged, But The US Is Refusing To Take The World’s Most Available Masks The KN95 mask is a Chinese alternative to the scarce N95 mask, but the FDA refuses to allow it into...
  • If you dig into the literature more, it really looks like there are lots of ways user error can happen with N95 masks, decreasing their effectiveness.

    Also, ear straps? Hmmm… doesn’t seem like a tight enough fit.

    My guess is that KN95s are no better than common surgical masks for most people, including most health care workers.

  • "This is the question that is going to dominate the election: How did you perform in the great crisis?" So says GOP Congressman Tom Cole of Oklahoma in today's New York Times. GOP National Committeeman Henry Barbour of Mississippi calls the crisis "a defining moment... The more (Trump) reassures Americans, gives them the facts and...
  • @Renoman
    The only hope for America is if Biden dies or is declared incompetent [which he is] and Sanders beats Trump. Otherwise you are all completely screwed.

    Replies: @Realist, @Chris Mallory, @Twodees Partain

    Yep, a Sanders presidency would give us permanent shortages and 32% unemployment. Just like the pandemic never left.

  • Tom Schmidt: The pandemic presents a perfect power-grabbing opportunity for Woke Capital, and Woke Capital won't pass the opportunity up. When activity is brought to a standstill, the family-owned diner and the auto repair shop partnership have enough cash on hand to last a few weeks. Beyond that and the disruption to cash flow becomes...
  • @Sgt. Joe Friday
    @songbird

    Yeah, I saw the hit piece 60 Minutes ran. In a sane world, that segment would have never made it to the air, because Hungary is a small, relatively insignificant country that is far away, and is best known to people over a certain age for the Gabor sisters, and not much else. What the Hungarians do is their business, not ours or anyone else's. That's why borders are such a great idea: they allow various groups of people to organize their countries in ways that make sense to them, not someone else.

    Replies: @songbird

    Completely concur. It was almost like satire.

    One way I think of it is this: Hungary’s population is about 10 million. In what other region of the world would the media run a hit piece on a country of 10 million and invoke shades of the Nazis?

    Truth be told I have trouble thinking of similar sized countries, outside of Portugal. With some hard thinking: UAE, Belarus, and Jordan. Imagine if they ran a similar piece on one of them! Or, heaven forbid – a country with pre-existing extreme ethnic conflict, like Israel! It’s absolutely insane; they’d NEVER do it.

  • America hit hard by the corona virus.

    Much, much worse is uptick in support for Trump.

  • Previously on SBPDL: The Color of Crime in 49% White Cincinnati, Ohio: Over Past Two Years, Non-Whites Represent 89% of Suspects in Homicides, 81% of Rape Suspects, and 91% of Robbery Suspects � "Law-abiding people," Dubois had told us, "hardly dared go into a public park at night. To do so was to risk attack...
  • “Law and order” is not a sentence.

  • "This is the question that is going to dominate the election: How did you perform in the great crisis?" So says GOP Congressman Tom Cole of Oklahoma in today's New York Times. GOP National Committeeman Henry Barbour of Mississippi calls the crisis "a defining moment... The more (Trump) reassures Americans, gives them the facts and...
  • @mijj
    One thing Biden could do is acknowledge that it's possible the virus originated in the US and demand an open technical investigation aimed at truth and not propaganda (if that's at all possible in the US)

    Replies: @AaronInMVD, @Paul Jolliffe, @Chris Mallory, @Twodees Partain

    What? Are you kidding? Joe couldn’t remember all of that.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Jets
    @Twodees Partain

    LMAO :-))

    Two thumbs up
  • September 17, 2019 was a significant day in American economic history. On that day, the New York Federal Reserve began emergency cash infusions into the repurchasing (repo) market. This is the market banks use to make short-term loans to each other. The New York Fed acted after interest rates in the repo market rose to...
  • @Achmed E. Newman
    @AaronInMVD

    Great comment, Aaron. I'd said it similarly - all the lots of the American economy is is people selling each other gourmet burgers and craft beer. It's the young people mostly that don't have too many choices, so they work in the "hospitality" "industry", and they spend all their disposable income at the same type of establishments.

    I do remember when we were told, back in the early 1990s that this service economy deal was going to be just peachy. I didn't believe it even then.

    BTW, some article had the phrase "war on death" in it, but dang if I can remember who it was. Do you remember it, or was it from one of your other comments?

    Replies: @Cortes
    •ï¿½Thanks: AaronInMVD
    •ï¿½Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @Cortes

    Thank you, Cortez. That was it.
  • Don't worry, this isn't going to become a cooking blog. But I enjoyed this culinary discovery so much I can't help but evangelize it. Behold - the copiously coffee-coated steak. Dry the steak. Sprinkle & rub in salt, pepper, ground coffee on both sides. Leave on a rack in the fridge for a day or...
  • @Svevlad
    Bah, I don't have a fridge that can be used for drying (it's not wire racks but instead solid plastic), but I guess just letting it soak up all the stuff will suffice

    Perhaps, even make some sort of marinade....

    Replies: @Tusk, @Daniel Chieh

    Just use a cooling rack, often used for baking, and put it in the fridge on that with something underneath.

    •ï¿½Agree: Daniel Chieh
  • "This is the question that is going to dominate the election: How did you perform in the great crisis?" So says GOP Congressman Tom Cole of Oklahoma in today's New York Times. GOP National Committeeman Henry Barbour of Mississippi calls the crisis "a defining moment... The more (Trump) reassures Americans, gives them the facts and...
  • @mijj
    One thing Biden could do is acknowledge that it's possible the virus originated in the US and demand an open technical investigation aimed at truth and not propaganda (if that's at all possible in the US)

    Replies: @AaronInMVD, @Paul Jolliffe, @Chris Mallory, @Twodees Partain

    That would win him the support of the tinfoil hat crowd. But they don’t vote. It would drive most of the remaining white Democrat voters to stay home.

  • My dear fellow citizens, I am the virologist, specialist in coronaviruses and respiratory diseases, whose views differ significantly from the experts who advise the government on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. The situation is dire and I would like to offer you a clear plan for getting out of the health, economic and social...
  • @James Scott
    @cranc

    This fake event has killed all of Ron Unz credibility. We now know he is just another liar jew.

    Replies: @Zarathustra, @L.K, @Pat Kittle, @John Chuckman

    Truly ugly stuff.

    The sentiments of Nazis to be rejected by all decent people.

  • Well what happened is that our PC country didn’t have the guts to do what was needed.

    It was too politically incorrect to state the obvious which was to quarantine every single person that had flown in from Wuhan. That means racial profiling or something.

    The other problem is that smartest White men aren’t going into government and everyone knows it.

    They are expected to go into tech and make zippy doo-dads so rich kids and minorities can play with their government toy.

    Genuises are loathed by both parties. We expect liberals to hate smart White men but conservatives are just as bad. They like simplistic solutions wrapped around “minimal government” and other feely good nonsense. Just a big recipe for a stupid disaster like this one.

  • Here are some poker-faced LAPD officers gently breaking up a little girl's birthday block party in South Central Los Angeles on Saturday evening. A few observations: first, cops probably should wear their riot face shields for these kind of encounters with spittle-emitting civilians. At minimum, the handsome cop in the middle of the line should...
  • @anon
    @Jack Armstrong

    The Catholic Church is older than temple / sacrificial Judaism? Older than the 10 Commandments? Predates Noah and Job? Wow! Who was Pope back then?

    Tell us more, Jack Armstrong! Please, don't hold back!

    Replies: @JMcG

    The Catholic Church compiled what is today called the Bible. The Church incorporated the Pentateuch into the Old Testament. Is that controversial?

    •ï¿½Agree: Jack Armstrong
    •ï¿½Replies: @Jack Armstrong
    @JMcG

    Wrong button. Agree.

    Replies: @Dissident
  • I don't know anything about medical care, masks, viruses, or buying from China, but, that said ... From Buzzfeed: Coronavirus Cases Have Surged, But The US Is Refusing To Take The World’s Most Available Masks The KN95 mask is a Chinese alternative to the scarce N95 mask, but the FDA refuses to allow it into...
  • @J1234
    I bought more than a couple dozen N 95 masks last month or earlier this month for our family of four. All were purchased at somewhat inflated early coronavirus prices, but not horribly high. They're all 3M, I believe. I've also been sharing some of what I purchased with my medically involved middle aged sister who lives about an hour away. None of us have been wearing any of the masks yet because we're pretty sure things aren't nearly as bad now as they're going to get. It may never get really bad around here, but we can't know for sure. I doubt we will need more masks than we now have, but we can't know that, either.

    Now, one of the wealthiest industries in the history of the US - the medical industry - is putting on the poverty act and trying to make people like my family and me believe that our two dozen masks constitutes hoarding, and that we should be dropping them off at the nearest hospital. To hell with that.

    Had hospitals not been charging patients and insurance companies $10 per aspirin pill over the last several decades, and had my twins had not been billed half a million dollars each in medical costs for the month they spent in the NICU when they were born, I could maybe have a bit more sympathy. The care they received in the NICU was a true blessing, but the medical industry was paid extremely well for providing that blessing, and could've stockpiled a shitload of masks with the profits they made from providing us with that blessing. But they chose not to.

    Civilians with thousands of masks should give some or most of them to hospitals. People with twenty masks or less (per person) shouldn't. They should have masks to protect themselves from the virus so they don't end up in the hospital where there aren't any masks.

    Replies: @Chrisnonymous

    My father spent an afternoon shopping around his local hardware stores to get N95s. When the call for donations to hospitals came out, he asked, “why didn’t [the hospital] buy them up when they were in the hardware stores?”

    Fair enough question in my view.

    •ï¿½Agree: TomSchmidt
  • "This is the question that is going to dominate the election: How did you perform in the great crisis?" So says GOP Congressman Tom Cole of Oklahoma in today's New York Times. GOP National Committeeman Henry Barbour of Mississippi calls the crisis "a defining moment... The more (Trump) reassures Americans, gives them the facts and...
  • @mijj
    One thing Biden could do is acknowledge that it's possible the virus originated in the US and demand an open technical investigation aimed at truth and not propaganda (if that's at all possible in the US)

    Replies: @AaronInMVD, @Paul Jolliffe, @Chris Mallory, @Twodees Partain

    mijj said:

    One thing Biden could do is acknowledge that it’s possible the virus originated in the US and demand an open technical investigation aimed at truth and not propaganda (if that’s at all possible in the US)”

    No, that is not possible. Any such investigation, regardless of the results, would imply that the MSM and the Deep State (one and the same) were wrong in their narrative for this virus.

    Maybe the virus originated naturally in China as a result of bizarre social practices. Or maybe it didn’t. But the MSM won’t accept any scrutiny, and the Deep State certainly does not want any close examination of DARPA experiments in 2018/9 with coronaviruses in bats.

    https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/montana_state_university/msu-project-to-prevent-bat-borne-diseases-wins-million-grant/article_805eb8ec-763c-53ff-87da-3d9c2466cd61.html

  • 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...
  • @Rurik
    @Desert Fox


    Agree, the book The Controversy of Zion by Douglas Reed documents that the zionists have been in control for several generations, this book can be had on amazon.com and is one of the most important books I have ever read.
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    I recall (the inimitable) Jacques Sheete touting that book, and have read excerpts here on Unz.

    But I'll betray something of my own moral cowardice to you, because at some point, I really am loath to know more about their eternal malevolent scheming. And their netherworld, infinite hatred for my kind.

    I wonder if at times I get too saturated with it, and forget to enjoy the ineffable pleasures of life, because just when it think I've glimmered the depths of their dark psychosis, am repulsed by something even more depraved. Sometimes I just want to listen to the birdsong, and forget there are so many sinister people around. If I immerse myself in The Controversy of Zion, will I end up like Nietzsche's 'fighter of monsters'?

    Sometimes I think I know enough about them already. (enough to last me a thousand lifetimes).

    Thanks Desert Fox

    Replies: @Desert Fox, @NoseytheDuke, @J. Gutierrez

    Knowledge is indeed a burden whilst ignorance is bliss. Add to that just how much knowledge itself has been corrupted and it is depressing. Luckily I’m not the depressed type. Cheers

    •ï¿½Replies: @Rurik
    @NoseytheDuke


    Knowledge is indeed a burden whilst ignorance is bliss.
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    Yes Duke, and I confess at times I try to empty my mind of all the dark intrigues that menace life on this planet, and watch a sunset, and take pleasure in the simple things.

    Immersing myself deeper into the John Gacy-like psychosis of the supremacists, only repulses me, and I really wonder if I've plumbed the depths of their malignancy farther than most.

    Beyond today's Zionism, I've read accounts of how our entire people (Europeans/Westerners) have become the spiritual and psychological slaves of Jewish supremacists, when they imposed their Jewish 'god' on our ancestors so many centuries ago. The fall of Rome, and the greatest civilization man had ever known, was accompanied by a new religion forced upon the people of the West. A new religion with a Jewish god. A new religion that promised to make its adherents submissive and obedient, or they'd burn in hell. A religion that taught that from birth, Christians are guilty of sin, and that their only salvation, is to be on their knees, begging forgiveness and promising to live a life of service, as recompense and redemption for their sinful ways of the flesh, and for the original sin for which their souls are stained from day one. A new religion, that plunged the West into centuries of what is now known as the Dark Ages, when new ideas and glorious accomplishments were all but verboten. It was all about the Church, and serving the leadership there of.

    When I read such things, I wondered if this religion wasn't a religion for slaves, worshiping a member of the tribe who were now their psychological masters, with one of their own anointed as god himself!

    Watching as Christians gush over Jews today, and send their children to die in contrived wars for the glory of Zion, have I not seen enough of what these people have done, and are doing to my people? Was not the 20th century little more than a Jewish supremacist-contrived mass-slaughter fest of my people? Often in the most horrific ways imaginable (slow starvation, men, women and children deliberately burned alive for no other reason than the pure, raw hatred of the tribe unleashed, (with the complicity of course of their Gentile puppets on $trings - exactly like we see today).

    Would the African Moors have been able to waltz into Spain if the Visigoths were still practicing their proud warrior-ethos pagan spirituality?

    Would Germany, (if only temporarily), have been able to rip free from the chains of Zion, if the Nazis had continued to worship a Jew as their God?

    I realize that the Nazis were not angels, (nor the Visigoths for that matter ; ), but as most of us here at Unz (and beyond), are beginning to understand - unless the West can somehow wrest itself and its destiny free from the treachery of global Zion / International Jewish supremacy and financial slavery - then the children of the West, are going to go gently, (or none too gently), into that eternal and permanent goodnight. If today's Jewish supremacists (and their armies of POC), are obsessed with anything, it is the imperative that all white nations MUST! blend themselves out of existence. That goes for the Jewish supremacists here, (wiz ; ) and the Muslims, the Corvy's, the blacks and the browns, it seems without exception. Nothing is more sacrosanct to them all, than that whitey MUST open his gates to infinite numbers of non-Westerners. And blend, blend, blend away...

    And that fate can not happen soon enough!

    (And they're more than eager to personally help [small wonder ; ] participate in brining it about)

    But if you're a Westerner, whose heritage hails from Europa, (and its ancient mysteries and struggles going back to the beginning of time), some of that passion to persevere as a distinct people, must surely still flow in some veins. (Hence the screeching about phantom 'white nationalists! and 'white supremacists!)

    If Christianity (as obviously corrupted by the force$ of Zion today), is the veiled salvation from the depraved genocide of Zion and its minions, ('if only we return to its roots', or some such vague prayer), then I'm all in.

    But it sure doesn't look like that from where I'm sitting. Quite the opposite, actually.

    Cheers.

    Replies: @NoseytheDuke
  • “Die Eule der Minerva beginnt erst mit der einbrechenden Dämmerung ihren Flug. [1]†— G.W.F Hegel, Grundlinien der Philosophie des Rechts “I am a scientist working to stop coronavirus. We should cancel all Masses. [2] †— Patrick O'Neill Pestilence is portrayed in scripture as a punishment for sin. Yahweh forgave David after he committed...
  • Saggy says: •ï¿½Website
    @utu
    @Saggy

    "But, that is not the 2nd law of motion." - Correct. But pay attention to what you read and what Hook had in mind. Here is another take on it from

    "Pendulums of Wren and Hooke" by Louise Diehl Patterson, Osiris, Vol. 10 (1952), pp. 277-321

    HOOKE stated first that in a pendulum there were two things chiefly to be considered, " the velocity of the motion in each vibration," and " the equidiuturnity or equality of the duration of the vibrations of the same pendulum, though of very differing arches." His discussion of thevelocity consisted of an anticipatory statement of the second law of motion-" the determination of the velocity of the vibration depends on the proportion between the quantity of strength,a nd the bulk of the body tobe moved."

    �
    The key phrase is "depends on the proportion".

    Replies: @Saggy

    His discussion of thevelocity consisted of an anticipatory statement of the second law of motion-†the determination of the velocity of the vibration depends on the proportion between the quantity of strength,a nd the bulk of the body tobe moved.â€

    The key phrase is “depends on the proportionâ€.

    This is kind of like seeing an image of the Virgin Mary on a slice of toast. First, you gotta believe.

    •ï¿½Replies: @utu
    @Saggy

    a=F/m ---> v(t+∆t)= ∆t*F/m+v(t) which when F/m=const is an exact equality. Hooke was correct stating that velocity and F/m are proportional. Hooke works with pendulum so he was very familiar with accelerated motion where he tried different springs and different weights. I would not be surprised if somewhere in his papers the formula a=F/m can be found.

    In this there is another contribution of Hooke that is even more important that students of physics fail to appreciate as they are fed already well processed and easily digestible food. What needs to be appreciated is that in the statement "proportion between the quantity of strength, and the bulk of the body" Hooke demonstrates that for him the concepts of force and mass are already separate which was a very significant insight. The concepts of force and mass were not growing on separate trees ready to be picked. Mass and force as concepts that must be disentangled and constructed. Hooke crystalized this insight while working on pendulums and springs. His contribution made writing the F=ma equation possible. In this equation a is directly measurable quantity while either m or F is implicate by the other. If you know how to measure F and define its units you will know m and vice versa. From the point of epistemology because of the fact that either m or F is defined by the formula the formula F=ma is true because it is a tautology.

    Replies: @utu, @Saggy
  • If a disease can teach wisdom beyond our understanding of how precarious and precious life is, the coronavirus has offered two lessons. The first is that in a globalised world our lives are so intertwined that the idea of viewing ourselves as islands – whether as individuals, communities, nations, or a uniquely privileged species –...
  • There are tons and tons and tons of good reading materials online to learn how to live better. “Why I Am A Socialist” by Albert Einstein is a good start, also Jack London was very big on socialism – intelligent non-psychopaths tend to be.

  • 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...
  • @Elmer's Washable School Glue
    @onebornfree

    What amazes me is that the same people who regard the entire Coronavirus as the invention of some kind of 'vast Jewish conspiracy,' are simultaneously wailing and bemoaning any possible damage to the fabled 'economy' and the temporary loss of their 15 sheckles, in a steroeotypically Jewish fashion. If you're really ok with killing my parents and aunts and uncles in cold blood, with literally causing millions of deaths, over two months' lost wages, you are the utter lowest possible denominator of subhuman scum.

    Yes, economic damage can occasionally cause suicide. The 2008 depression caused an increase in the suicide rate of working age individuals by about 3% (https://www.everydayhealth.com/depression/2008-recession-linked-to-thousands-of-suicides-study-finds-2226.aspx). The US had about 35,000 suicides per year at that point, so even assuming 100% were working age (the actual number is obviously lower), that would be an increase of ~1000.

    So the US, EVEN WITH strict preventative measures, has already seen *3 times* as many COVID-19 deaths as plausible suicide deaths. In the "business as usual" approach favored by just-the-flu types, deaths would conservatively be (.7 infection rate)x(320 m people)x(.01 death rate) = 2.2 million people. The observed death rate has been far higher than this 1% figure.


    Also, the guy you posted is laughably clueless about economic theory. He claims the economy will crash becuase no one is spending money, then literally two sentences later, claims the 1200$ stimulus will cause "inflation." Even goldbugs aren't usually that stupid.

    Replies: @Hippopotamusdrome

    If you’re really ok with killing my parents and aunts and uncles in cold blood

    Ya know, your aunts and uncles can simply just not leave the house for a couple of months and reemerge after the carnage has run it’s course.

  • A Dedicated Open Thread.
  • @AnonStarter
    @Talha

    Shukran for that fine post, akhi.

    ... it actually works to the Muslim world’s advantage if you write us off as not being serious about the matter.

    Absolutely.

    In fact, I don't mind at all if he wants to ignore the following facts:

    1. Demographic shift -- both in America and Palestine/Israel. In the former, the Muslim population is poised to surpass the Jewish population within one generation, a fact which will bear significant influence upon the political landscape. Setting aside the Occupied Territories, the population explosion of the draft-resistant Haredim presents both a financial and security quandary for Israel.

    2. The manifest insecurity of Israel as understood by its lawfare -- one which we witness in their struggle to undermine the First Amendment through anti-BDS legislation, hate speech laws, and the recent Executive Order which punishes academic institutions for providing a platform even to legitimate critics of Israel. This is also evident in their concerted effort to expand the definition of anti-Semitism to include such criticism.

    That Muslims can and have successfully opposed such legislation appears to escape our resident zionists.

    3. The rising popularity of the BDS movement in spite of efforts to legally proscribe it. All indications are that it is advancing at a rate more rapidly than that at which the anti-apartheid movement had in its infancy. Muslims have and will continue to play an integral role in this.

    4. The manifest insecurity of Israel in relation to social media and other internet platforms. Recruiting an a-list actor renowned for scatological humor in order to advocate for online censorship of even legitimate criticism of Israel is a clear sign of desperation. No polity secure in its own position would ever do such a thing.

    5. The American trend toward mistrust of its government. As such mistrust accelerates, so will the assumptions upon which that government currently conducts its affairs be undermined. This includes assumptions about the "natural alliance" between Israel and America, particularly when we're about to confront some serious economic challenges.

    Love the Sha'rawi quote, may ALLAH have mercy on him.

    Not to plug Nasser, but it's important to counter the hasbara about '67, as it's still the prevailing view in America:

    Israel provoked the Six-Day War in 1967, and it was not fighting for survival

    Norman Finkelstein argues that the historical record shows that in 1967 Israel yearned to complete its failed mission of 1956. First, he says, Israel’s “primary goal was to neuter Nasser, to deliver a death blow to these uppity Arabs, and finish off what was called radical Arab nationalism.†He goes on that Israel’s government had a “secondary goal†— “to conquer the lands they had coveted but didn’t manage to seize in ’48: East Jerusalem, the West Bank, Gaza, the Golan.â€

    Israeli leaders had only one big doubt: what would America do? If Israel did attack, would the United States force another humiliating climbdown, as in 1956? Or would Washington look the other way?

    Finkelstein challenges the Mainstream Narrative’s account of the specific events in the months leading up to the war. His analysis is not at all unusual, and is shared to a great extent by other scholars. He argues that the facts show that Israel was not peacefully minding its own business, but instead regularly and violently provoking its Arab neighbors. In November 1966, in the largest military action since the Suez invasion, Israel attacked the West Bank town of Samu, then under Jordanian rule, killing 18 Jordanian soldiers and destroying 125 homes. Israel continued instigating along its border with Syria in April 1967, triggering an aerial battle in which 6 Syrian planes were shot down, including one over Damascus. Voices in the Arab world started to accuse Gamal Abdel Nasser, the leader of the Arabs, of standing by and doing nothing.

    So Nasser did tell the United Nations to remove the peacekeeping troops from Egyptian Sinai, mainly so he could be seen to be taking some action. But Finkelstein points out that Israel could have asked for UN peacekeepers to be placed on its side of the border, which would have maintained the tripwire. Israel did no such thing.
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    Worth a read. Even Rabin was quoted as admitting that Nasser didn't want war.

    was-salaam.

    Replies: @Talha, @Fran Taubman

    You know Norman Finkelstien lost his job as a professor, because he is considered a polemist more then a neutral observer as a historian. Finkelstein has a lot of baggage with his story. You can say you and Finkelstein think Nasser did not want war. But it is a huge topic, with many people weighing in on both sides of the argument. Finkelstien is hardly a source where you declare Nasser did not want war done deal end of discussion !! You do that a lot not seeing the validity of only one side.
    It is a big complex topic.
    Also back to the discussion of being on Talha’s ignore list. For me he is interested in my information, and probably reads it. He just does not want to interact or have to respond to me directly. For what ever reason he feels uncomfortable. But I think he is responding to my information just tangental.

  • Don't worry, this isn't going to become a cooking blog. But I enjoyed this culinary discovery so much I can't help but evangelize it. Behold - the copiously coffee-coated steak. Dry the steak. Sprinkle & rub in salt, pepper, ground coffee on both sides. Leave on a rack in the fridge for a day or...
  • Bah, I don’t have a fridge that can be used for drying (it’s not wire racks but instead solid plastic), but I guess just letting it soak up all the stuff will suffice

    Perhaps, even make some sort of marinade….

    •ï¿½Replies: @Tusk
    @Svevlad

    Just use a cooling rack, often used for baking, and put it in the fridge on that with something underneath.
    , @Daniel Chieh
    @Svevlad

    I just use a cheap cooling rack like this:

    https://www.target.com/p/non-stick-cooling-rack-carbon-steel-made-by-design-8482/-/A-53118914

    And then stick it on a baking pan.

    Replies: @Mr. Hack
  • Tom Schmidt: The pandemic presents a perfect power-grabbing opportunity for Woke Capital, and Woke Capital won't pass the opportunity up. When activity is brought to a standstill, the family-owned diner and the auto repair shop partnership have enough cash on hand to last a few weeks. Beyond that and the disruption to cash flow becomes...
  • @dfordoom
    @songbird


    Amusingly enough, one of the things they really hated about Orban was that he wasn’t subsidizing gay couples.
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    Proof positive that he's an evil Nazi fascist hater!

    Replies: @songbird

    Proof positive that he’s an evil Nazi fascist hater!

    I know you are jesting, but if I could propose a few short, serious reforms of grammar, it would be to ban both the word “Nazi” and the word “fascist” for everything other than direct historical references. “Nazi” for “Nazi Germany”, and “fascist” for “Italy under Mussolini.” I would also ban calling people Hitler.

    If someone truly deserves disapprobation, then referencing their own name and actions should suffice. To reference someone else’s name or actions is to engage in a pop culture version of history. It is inevitably superficial and devoid of moral content.

    If one cloned Hitler, like in The Boys from Brazil, the clone wouldn’t even be Hitler – and I say that as a hereditarian. There are two many different factors at play. Make the real Hitler come to power ten years after he did in our history, and things likely would have unfolded very differently. There really isn’t any rational point in invoking his name nearly 90 years later, after he rose to power, as if he could arise now, and 1001 things would not change the situation, including ballistic nuclear weapons.

    It’s actually worse than invoking the threat of a Mongol invasion because Mongolians are still good riders, still venerate Genghis and have a 131-foot (40 m) tall statue of him on a horse. I don’t know if anyone noticed, but Germany is super-cucked and self-hating, and many of its men are effeminate. Not at all like Mongolians.

    •ï¿½Replies: @nebulafox
    @songbird

    >If one cloned Hitler, like in The Boys from Brazil, the clone wouldn’t even be Hitler – and I say that as a hereditarian.

    The reason Hitler's personality is interesting to study is he basically seemed to embody the time period that gave birth to him, but with heightened sensitivity and sharpness. So, speaking broadly, the notion of a "new Hitler" makes no sense at all. Nazism isn't just dead, it just doesn't translate to the 21st Century. Even in neo-Nazi circles: Hitler planned genocide on a massive scale for tens of millions of Slavs while holding Muslim and East Asian cultures in a certain degree of respect. It simply doesn't translate.

    No. A historical singularity in the 21st Century is going to embody *his* time period instead. Look at the times, look at the context, then look for the individual where history is condensing himself into.
    , @dfordoom
    @songbird


    if I could propose a few short, serious reforms of grammar, it would be to ban both the word “Nazi†and the word “fascist†for everything other than direct historical references. “Nazi†for “Nazi Germanyâ€, and “fascist†for “Italy under Mussolini.â€
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    I totally agree. I'd also ban the word "communist" since communism as such is a political movement that also no longer exists. I'd ban the word "conservative" since there are no conservatives these days. Modern "conservatives" are just liberals who hate paying their taxes. But the word "liberal" also has little meaning outside the context of 19th century classical liberalism. 19th century classical liberals would not consider most modern self-described liberals as liberals.

    We need new political terminologies. Trump is not a conservative. He's a Trumpist. Bernie Sanders is not a communist. He's a Sanderista. Macron is a Macronista. Putin is not Hitler nor is he Stalin. He's a Putinista. The Chinese Communist Party is not communist, it is a Dengist party.

    Replies: @songbird
  • In its war against the terror of the Corona virus, the world has united in its determination to lock down its human inhabitants, hoping that Covid-19 will show some empathy and voluntarily evaporate. We have been trained to think that winning a war entails killing the enemy but most scientists admit that Corona isn’t exactly...
  • “The Spanish Flu pandemic that spread throughout the world in 1918 and killed between 17 to 100 million people is a natural place to start our query. The H1N1 virus that presumptively caused the Spanish flu influenza wasn’t really defeated. It wasn’t ‘killed’ so to say.”

    Gilad, that’s just the accepted fable about the pandemic of 1918. That event has been examined scientifically and other conclusions are possible. Wasn’t the virus recently exhumed and given to a fwew volunteers, none of whom developed anything like what killed so many people in that last year of WWI? Autopsies have been reviewed as well and results point directly to bacterium which is present, and which, in many cases was seen as having caused the deadly pneumonia in the victims:

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2599911/

    The Fort Riley paper (Ft Riley, KS was the origin of the deadly pandemic, BTW) details an experimental vaccine regimen using soldiers as subjects:

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2126288/pdf/449.pdf

    The accepted historical fable isn’t the only history available.

    •ï¿½Replies: @alex in San Jose AKA Digital Detroit
    @Twodees Partain

    I've been reading a lot (we all have I guess) and how flu kills is typically the accompanying opportunistic bacterial pneumonia.

    I had pneumonia last flu season, kept feeling more and more run-down, and thousands of dollars later I had a $30 prescription for $3 pills that I took and I was fixed up in a week.

    A barefoot doctor in sub-Saharan Africa would have listened to my chest, prescribed the pills, I'd have paid him/her 20USD and a bottle of white lightning, paid a $5 spot for the pills, relaxed in my hut for a week and been fine and no financial hell. (Being in the US, I had to keep working while I got better.)

    Replies: @Twodees Partain
    , @Tsar Nicholas
    @Twodees Partain

    This scientific paper, published in the peer reviewed journal "Vaccine" in January of this year, lends credence to your suspicions. It suggests that those given the flu vaccine may become sensitised, more susceptible to other respiratory infections, including coronaviruses.

    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X19313647

    Replies: @Twodees Partain
  • 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...
  • @Marshall Lentini
    P.D. Mangan, 65, meat-only diet, opposing the "stay inside and be afraid" dogma:

    https://twitter.com/Mangan150/status/1244255748860735488

    https://twitter.com/Mangan150/status/1243949983734194176

    At least one boomer not arguing from pusillanimous self-interest.

    Replies: @NoseytheDuke

    I’m sure that you would agree that it would be a case of extreme simple-mindedness to assume that all baby Boomers think alike. Isn’t that so?

    •ï¿½Agree: Marshall Lentini
  • Previously on SBPDL: In 70% Black Baltimore, Black Mayor Begs Residents to Stop Shooting Each Other So Hospital Beds Can be Used for Coronavirus/China Virus Patients � If you’ve read The City that Bleeds: Race, History, and the Death of Baltimore (and if you haven’t, get it here now!), you know the truth about Baltimore...
  • @Jim in Jersey
    @Liberty Mike

    Yeah, I remember...

    He’s a doctor, she’s a lawyer and kids don’t do drugs.

    And then....real life raised its ugly head.

    Replies: @Swamp Fox

    Yes,me as well.
    Dad’s an M.D., Mom’s an attorney,
    the kids are in college, not juvie.
    Yea, that show was called”Unsolved Mysteries.”

    •ï¿½LOL: Antonius
  • @Loren
    @Mr McKenna

    did YOU post this on kunstlers site?

    Replies: @Mr McKenna

    I thought Kunstler was dead. Thanks for the update!

    •ï¿½Replies: @Loren
    @Mr McKenna

    he usually posts 2x a week and is very pessimistic about china virus and US debt.
  • Don't worry, this isn't going to become a cooking blog. But I enjoyed this culinary discovery so much I can't help but evangelize it. Behold - the copiously coffee-coated steak. Dry the steak. Sprinkle & rub in salt, pepper, ground coffee on both sides. Leave on a rack in the fridge for a day or...
  • Have you tried your meat and potatoes (or ham and grits, as the case may be) with red-eye gravy? It’s an old Southern USA thing made with coffee and the meat juices.

    Make it with the juices from your ham, and pour it on in the morning, or anytime.

    Ingredients:
    1 slice of country ham
    1/2 cup boiling strong black coffee

    In a skillet, fry the ham slice in its own fat over medium heat until nicely browned on both sides. Once it is cooked, transfer the ham to a warm platter, keeping the drippings in the skillet.

    Add the boiling black coffee to the skillet. Deglaze, scraping the bottom and sides of the skillet to dissolve any particles that developed when you cooked the ham.

    What is left in the skillet is red-eye gravy, which you can then pour over the ham and serve.

  • Another 832 people died from coronavirus in Italy today. The country's fatalities have passed 10,000. Some believe this number is a massive undercount and the number of deaths could be as high as 50,000. But an equally important story is how the liberal powers, particularly the European Union and NATO, have reacted to Italy's desperate...
  • @The Germ Theory of Disease
    "Italexit would be most welcome"

    Granted anything's better than nothing, but this is just reversing cause and effect.

    One can wish all day long for Frexit, Italexit, Hispexit, Nederexit, Polskxit, Eirexit, and on and on.

    But unless and until Europe gets Jexit and Muslexit and Afrexit and Yankxit from European lands, it's really all just changing the sign on the storefront.

    Replies: @Malla, @Priss Factor

    “Italexit would be most welcomeâ€

    Italians are net-takers from the EU. Why would a leech leave its host?

    •ï¿½Replies: @glib
    @Priss Factor

    to trade with Eurasia, of course.
    , @Catiline
    @Priss Factor

    Fail. They're net givers. Third largest. Have been for some time. (Idiot.)
  • The Hungarian Parliament just passed an extremely based and corona-pilled bill that, as summarized by journalist Balazs Csekö, gives Viktor Orban unlimited power and establishes: State of emergency Rule by decree Parliament suspended No elections Spreading fake news & rumors: up to 5 years in prison Leaving quarantine: up to 8 years in prison No...
  • @Just Passing Through
    @Europe Europa

    It is only considered "right-wing" (in fact the actual term used by the media is "far-right") when the purpose of such a policy is to increase the fertility rate of ethnic Europeans like in the case of Hungary, because after all that's what evil moustache man did.

    In the UK, right-wingers would be opposed to it as it would disproportionately benefit Muslims as their women stay at home while White women choose to work. The fertility rate of Muslims in the UK is way above the replacement rate, it's not uncommon to see a woman in a burka or hijab walking around with her 5 kids in some parts of Britain.

    Replies: @Europe Europa, @YetAnotherAnon

    I agree to a certain extent, but in Britain it isn’t really a race/immigration thing. Right wing British people find the idea of native British women living off state benefits with multiple children just as infuriating as immigrant women doing the same.

    In fact, in Britain I would argue that it is more associated with lower class native British women than it is with immigrant women.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Rattus Norwegius
    @Europe Europa

    Maybe Britain is just more economically liberal. Though Norway too was much more liberal in the 19th century. Among which, the alcohol trade was liberalised during that time period. Later the liberal laws surrounding alcohol was repealed as alcoholism had increased. Perhaps Britain will change when it comes to supporting parents? There already seem to be a shift towards it.
  • My dear fellow citizens, I am the virologist, specialist in coronaviruses and respiratory diseases, whose views differ significantly from the experts who advise the government on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. The situation is dire and I would like to offer you a clear plan for getting out of the health, economic and social...
  • @Agent76
    Nov 4, 2019 Event 201 Pandemic Exercise: Segment 4, Communications Discussion and Epilogue Video

    Event 201 is a pandemic tabletop exercise hosted by The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security in partnership with the World Economic Forum and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on October 18, 2019, in New York, NY. The exercise illustrated the pandemic preparedness efforts needed to diminish the large-scale economic and societal consequences of a severe pandemic.

    https://youtu.be/LBuP40H4Tko

    Replies: @Desert Fox

    Agree completely.

    •ï¿½Thanks: Agent76
  • Don't worry, this isn't going to become a cooking blog. But I enjoyed this culinary discovery so much I can't help but evangelize it. Behold - the copiously coffee-coated steak. Dry the steak. Sprinkle & rub in salt, pepper, ground coffee on both sides. Leave on a rack in the fridge for a day or...
  • @prime noticer
    seems like red bull would still be better.

    coke zero is a fairly significant development. lots of guys in sports are 'on' coke zero. they probably were on it before the younger billionaires and switched over to coke zero soon after it came out. a few years ago coca-cola was going to discontinue coke zero and the sports guys were mad.

    wonder what red bull/coke zero would taste like.

    red bull pulled their red bull cola from the US around 2011. but they still make it. you just have to import it by the case if you want it. i found it to be the best productivity booster.

    Replies: @BlackFlag, @Dmitry

    Don’t you have a problem with tolerance buildup? I have to drink more and more and later and later and then it meses my sleep cycle.
    Try alternating with modafinil one day and caffeine the next.

    •ï¿½Replies: @The Alarmist
    @BlackFlag


    Don’t you have a problem with tolerance buildup? I have to drink more and more and later and later and then it meses my sleep cycle.
    �
    Sleep is for p*ssies.

    (I'm paraphrasing Jeff Bezos' reply to a major consulting firm that had written to him on the topic of how they could help turn a young and growing Amazon to profitability.)

    Replies: @Nodwink
    , @prime noticer
    @BlackFlag

    what's sleep?

    as Arnold said. sleep faster.
  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • @melpol
    Until the Covid-19 virus appeared both the US and Israel had booming economies. American Jews supported Israel friendly politicians with huge donations. Every thing was perfect for US interests. But the radical left wing who demanded larger welfare checks and free housing. They threatened to import Palestinian supporters unless their demands were met. Larger welfare checks and free housing was denied. Palestinians remained in Gaza throwing rocks at tanks.

    Replies: @Colin Wright

    ‘Until the Covid-19 virus appeared both the US and Israel had booming economies. American Jews supported Israel friendly politicians with huge donations…’

    Zionist redirection fail. Not good enough, Melpol, not good enough.

  • Another 832 people died from coronavirus in Italy today. The country's fatalities have passed 10,000. Some believe this number is a massive undercount and the number of deaths could be as high as 50,000. But an equally important story is how the liberal powers, particularly the European Union and NATO, have reacted to Italy's desperate...
  • All sides are coming across pretty shitty in his mess except Russia and Iran.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Hacienda
    @Priss Factor

    That's right. Russia is doing extremely well. Cui bono?
    Russia, too, attended the Wuhan games.
  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • @anon
    @Wally

    Sounds exactly the way 911 hijackers would frame their behaviors . ISIS has definitely found this historical precedence as some kind of justification for onslaught against everybody . Those crusaders killed their own brethren . Children Crusade was much worse . Crusade wiped out large numbers of Christian citizen of Southern Europe . There was papal incentive as well . Money sex power and glory all played their parts . Land grab by the feudal ,cash strapped kings and by the Pope was combined with getting the undesirable elements out of the counties . Religious zeal was the veneer utilized well by the psychos in sending the youths to death .

    Replies: @Just Passing Through

    ISIS were/are an Israeli-Western proxy force to wage war on the legitimate Syrian regime.

    The US couldn’t defeat these people in years yet when Russia enters the picture they are driven back in a few months? Could it be that the US armed forces were not militarily bad, but that they were holding off on attacking ISIS? They were after all opposed to both ISIS and Al-Assad and taking out ISIS who were fighting Al-Assad was not in the American foreign policy interest.

  • Previously on SBPDL: In 70% Black Baltimore, Black Mayor Begs Residents to Stop Shooting Each Other So Hospital Beds Can be Used for Coronavirus/China Virus Patients � If you’ve read The City that Bleeds: Race, History, and the Death of Baltimore (and if you haven’t, get it here now!), you know the truth about Baltimore...
  • @Tractorguy
    @Mr McKenna

    Exactly. Here in my town, I am seeing large groups of blacks out and around, with none of them observing the 'no groups larger than 10 people' or 'stay six feet from one another' rules. Of course they'll get it in hugely greater numbers than whites, and of course it will be blamed on racism and inequality of availability of medical attention. A friend of mine and I are both predicting that this flu will lay waste to both the black and to the homeless populations. Darwin does rear his head and make his presence known eventually.

    Tractorguy

    Replies: @AR in Illinois, @AntidoteToToxins, @Mr McKenna

    You may be certain they’ll be using up all of the ICU beds and ventilators long before any white people can get to them. We’ll be told 1) reparations! and 2) shut up.

  • I don't know anything about medical care, masks, viruses, or buying from China, but, that said ... From Buzzfeed: Coronavirus Cases Have Surged, But The US Is Refusing To Take The World’s Most Available Masks The KN95 mask is a Chinese alternative to the scarce N95 mask, but the FDA refuses to allow it into...
  • @Jack D
    @Cindy

    Coronavirus lasts for no more than 24 hours on cardboard and other absorbent surfaces, so even if the masks were not sterile to begin with, by the time they reach you they will no longer contain any viable virus.

    If you are really worried, you could sterilize them by putting them in a 160F oven for 30 minutes (or under UV light).

    Viruses are actually rather delicate since they have these little probes on the outside that have to fit into cellular receptors in order to cause infection. It doesn't take that much energy to disrupt this delicate structure - think of something like a dandelion seed head but on a very tiny microscopic scale.

    Replies: @Chrisnonymous

    FYI, the research that the 160 degree/30 min or UV recommendation is based on was research on the mask’s viability after treatment, not on disinfection per se. I’m guessing it disinfects, but no research actually showing that.

  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • Long Live the memory of hero Soleimani.

    Death to Zionist-ruled America.

  • The Hungarian Parliament just passed an extremely based and corona-pilled bill that, as summarized by journalist Balazs Csekö, gives Viktor Orban unlimited power and establishes: State of emergency Rule by decree Parliament suspended No elections Spreading fake news & rumors: up to 5 years in prison Leaving quarantine: up to 8 years in prison No...
  • iffen says:
    @Daniel Chieh
    @iffen

    Entirely possible and its not like pro-tribalists are always lacking in IQ. John Derbyshire isn't dim at all, for example. In general, high IQ helps you justify anything you want to believe.

    A tendency for or another of a population group having a trait is not an exclusive sentence of their behavior or positions.

    Replies: @iffen, @dfordoom

    A tendency for or another of a population group having a trait is not an exclusive sentence of their behavior or positions.

    The group or an individual from the group?

    In general, high IQ helps you justify anything you want to believe.

    Is nationalism irrational or not?

    Are conservatives, rightists and dissidents knuckle-dragging troglodytes or not?

    •ï¿½Replies: @Daniel Chieh
    @iffen


    The group or an individual from the group?
    �
    Every individual in a group. There are always outliers - in my other reply I noted the demographics of SSC Survey and it slants reasonably liberal, but notice that a nontrivial quantity of them hold right-wing views(neoreactionary, for example).

    Is nationalism irrational or not?

    �
    I think it is rational - if it was completely irrational, as in it was never conducive for survival, it wouldn't exist in our genome at all anymore. I'm sure, for example, there could be an inclination to running off cliffs but such individuals would rapidly self-select out of the population.

    So tribalism as a terminal value definitely has value - incredible value, in fact. But it also has tradeoffs. A society that highly values tribalism and "family", for example, often inclines toward nepotism. Nepotism naturally is a form of corruption and if extended enough, corruption becomes a serious detriment to society. But such highly nepotistic societies would indeed be more resistant to outside influence and infiltration, and indeed, the local 'stationary bandits' have strong incentives not to allow external "bandits" to encroach on their territory.

    There's also an interesting idea by Satoshi Kanazawa that "intelligence" is necessarily more "liberal" in terms of openness: the basic idea in that it is associated with fondness for novelty, and we humans live in highly novel environments, so essentially its just a form of adaptation for the unstable human-created environment/society we live in. I haven't finished evaluating my thoughts on it, but he has interesting explorations and I definitely recommend his work.

    Replies: @iffen
  • 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...
  • @Hippopotamusdrome
    @Grahamsno(G64)



    Damn these fucking crisis actors

    �
    Yeah.


    Kathy Griffin hospitalised with agonising coronavirus symptoms as she slams Trump's lack of tests

    American comedian and TV star Kathy Griffin shared a picture of herself in an isolation ward room after contracting the COVID-19 coronavirus

    Kathy Griffin has slammed president Donald Trump's lack of coronavirus testing in the United States as she confirmed she's been hospitalised with COVID-19.

    �
    https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article21759509.ece/ALTERNATES/s810/0_MAIN-kathy.jpg
    Oops, false flag alarm.


    Kathy Griffin Diagnosed with Abdominal Infection After Condemning Trump’s Coronavirus Response

    ...in a new interview with the Los Angeles Times, Griffin revealed that she does not have the deadly virus... she is recovering at home after being diagnosed with an abdominal infection

    �

    Replies: @Johnny Walker Read

    Ahhh, yes: The show must go on!!

  • Host Jim Vrettos interviews Professor Michael Hudson, Economist, Wall St. Analyst, Political Consultant, Commentator and Journalist; who offers his views in the way finance works and Welcome, welcome once again to the Radical imagination. I'm your host, Jim Vrettos. I'm a sociologist who's talked at John Jay College of Criminal justice and Yeshiva university here...
  • @onebornfree
    "Michael Hudson is a distinguished research professor.....He identifies himself as a Marxist economist."

    Real World Translation: " Michael Hudson is just yet another pseudo- intellectual, establishment, university "ivory tower", insulated statist blowhard who is not content to run his own life and therefore forever fantasizes about running everyone elses according to his own values based on "the truth" of Marxism.

    And that's all ya really needed to know [assuming you hadn't already twigged it].

    But wait- there's more! 🤪

    He also says he's simultaneously a "classical economist" [ a la Smith, Ricardo et al].

    A contradiction, you might think, dear reader? Au contraire, mon frere!

    This just in: there is no contradiction here. The vast mass of Marx's "economic theories" are taken directly from the classical economists [who pre-dated him] very own labor theory of value.

    In other words, the classical economists assumed the labor theory of value to be correct , then based all of their own [erroneous] statist/mercantilist economic theories on that [entirely false] assumption.

    Then along comes Marx who [ironically] wanted to refute the conclusions of the classicists, but who started out with the exact same basic assumption concerning the validity of the labor theory of value.

    This "just"in: In 1871 , with the publication of his "Principles of Economics" Carl Menger
    [ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Menger ] , completely destroyed the "pie in the sky" classicist/marxist labor theory of value, replacing it with what he termed a "subjective theory of value" .

    Which means that the reality is that "Professor" Hudson and other establishment [mostly] leftist blowhards like him , who still assume the truthiness of the labor theory of value, are calling for economic and political solutions based on the hot air of a wholly disproven [ for more than 100 years, no less], entirely unrealistic , economic theoretical assumption, and are all, therefor, inevitably, purveyors/promoters of [total]"Junk Economics"😂

    And so it goes....

    "Regards" onebornfree

    Replies: @JasonT, @RadicalCenter, @Anonymous, @Tulip, @Ol' Hippy, @jadan

    Either you do not have the slightest clue what you are talking about, or you are a shill for the our feudal overlords in the financial world.

    •ï¿½Replies: @animalogic
    @JasonT

    "shill", 99%.
  • During The Great Awokening of the last 7 years or so, the use of virulent hate jargon like "racist" and "racism" grew exponentially in the Prestige Press. Our next project after the current health crisis is over to restore our culture to health ought to be to #FlattenTheCurve on the exponential growth of intellectually debilitating...
  • If you find yourself in close contact with a New York Times oped about how the real victim of the coronavirus crisis is women of color’s hair, back away quickly and then self-apply a sizable squirt of brain sanitizer.

    David Cole–one of our better Jewish commentators–has a good piece on this in the current issue of Taki’s.

    Well, I’ll be damned; the Chinese are now encouraging “cultural appropriationâ€! After telling whites that they can’t cook “Asian†food or open “Asian†restaurants or wear “Asian†clothes, because everything that comes from Asia belongs to Asians only, the Chinese are now willingly surrendering credit for the COVID-19 virus, even though it came from China as the by-product of specifically Chinese customs.

    https://www.takimag.com/article/speak-the-truth-shame-the-chinese/

  • 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...
  • This is the 1st time i think Ron Unz’s totally out of track. There’re 3 common sense arguments why there’s no Armageddon risk from C19.
    1 Empirical: There’re countries like SE or SG n more where there’s NO lockdown n they did (very) well. So lockdown is much more a govt miscarriage than a necessity.
    2 Scienitific. There isn’t a single feature of this C19 whammy which couldn’t be seriously questioned with minimal critical thinking n existing medical n epidemical experience. Plenty of renowned experts there out saying its overhyped. Also leading professional med magazines like Lancet do not confirm the hysteria about C19. https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/The-evidence-on-Covid-19-is-not-as-clear-as-we-think
    3 Finally, n that’s the most important point why C19’s a big fallacy: it CAN be prevented n cured very well n the main tools known for decades. The old antimalaria med hydroxychloroquine used since the Vietnam war just not used now… but, the even more striking evidence about the cheap n extremely efficient VitC cures, known n widely applied since the 30ies n recently in Asia as well.
    https://youtu.be/hrx8DqYqU8c
    Video Link(“”Coronavirus – Covid-19 – Andrew Saul Q&A Webinar 1” on youtube) n the famous Marik protocol: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/could-deadly-infections-be-cured-vitamin-c-180963843/
    Let me put it straight: C19’s been an opportunity for crony govts n Big Pharma. That’s it.

    •ï¿½Agree: Maiasta
    •ï¿½Replies: @Sean
    @barankai

    I used to take an insane amount of Vitamin C but now 200mg does me. Enzymes degrade it when you take more, so the blood concentration of ascorbate is not raised with more than 150mg.

    My experience is it it difficult to lose weight when you are happy or active. When an animal is fighting infection it appears to be depressed, becoming socially reclusive and losing interest in food reward (in lab rats they ignore sugar which they usually love).

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autophagy#Xenophagy

    Cellular autophagic machinery also play an important role in innate immunity. Intracellular pathogens, such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis (the bacterium which is responsible for tuberculosis) are targeted for degradation by the same cellular machinery and regulatory mechanisms that target host mitochondria for degradation.[73] . This process generally leads to the destruction of the invasive microorganism, although some bacteria can block the maturation of phagosomes into degradative organelles called phagolysosomes.[74] Stimulation of autophagy in infected cells can help overcome this phenomenon, restoring pathogen degradation
    �
    Limit your intake of calories and protein to switch on autophagy. Don't lose more than a couple of pounds a week or you may greatly increase the risk of gallstone trouble. You are going to be stuck in for a while anyway so might as well use it to improve your health and increase resistance to infection. We all look like like film stars so no improvement in one's appearance will be possible, obviously.

    Replies: @Maiasta
  • @Spanky
    @Johnny Walker Read

    So, are you implying this black rapper is psychic?

    Or that super-secret satanist, illuminati, jewish global elite conspiracists brought a poor ghetto hood-rat into their fold and entrusted him encoding and publicizing their plans, in verse, for a coronavirus pandemic some twenty odd years down the road?

    Do you understand how this sounds... to sane people.

    Replies: @Truth, @Johnny Walker Read, @Meimou

    Oh I’m sorry, I’m sure you’re correct. Only thing in play here is Hanlon’s razor. How could one like you question the CDC or REAL “scientist” like Neil deGrasse Tyson.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Spanky
    @Johnny Walker Read

    Why not simply answer my question?

    Or is it a such a difficult proposition that you can only respond by attempting an insult? You've been given an opening to explain why, in particular, the video link you posted is contextually relevant to this article, these comments and your own point of view about the Covid-19 virus -- why not do so openly and directly?

    If you can't, or won't, answer then at least we agree on one point: I won't attribute to malice that which can be easily explained by stupidity.

    Replies: @Johnny Walker Read
  • My dear fellow citizens, I am the virologist, specialist in coronaviruses and respiratory diseases, whose views differ significantly from the experts who advise the government on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. The situation is dire and I would like to offer you a clear plan for getting out of the health, economic and social...
  • Anon[392] •ï¿½Disclaimer says:
    @Anonymous
    Good article. It's kind of crazy that so many people want to ignore what worked in other countries. Even those who are too propagandised to trust China can clearly see that lockdowns are working in many other nations.

    I'm in one of the European countries where the number of newly infected has started to decline. This was a perfectly expected outcome since we've worked together to deny the virus most of its vectors of transmission. It's a very disruptive process but it works and it works faster when people are united. The speed of getting rid of COVID-19 is crucial in terms of saving lives and businesses.

    Replies: @SBaker, @Rev. Spooner, @Gleimhart Mantooso, @Anon

    Sometimes it’s hard for people to trust in China because the many who are too propagandised, or propagandized, to see anything not matching their out-of-this-world positive idealisation of it, make, by their untrustworthiness, the object of their devotion untrustworthy by association.

    Which is a fallacy one shouldn’t fall for, because China has nothing to do with a smattering of people posting unbalanced comments online on how it be a beacon unto humankind.

  • A Dedicated Open Thread.
  • @AnonStarter
    @Fran Taubman

    You do realize you might as well be speaking to a mirror?

    Talha has you in his ignore filter. You're embarrassing yourself.

    Replies: @Talha, @Fran Taubman, @Colin Wright

    My posts are read and conversed with other people engaged in the same topic. It does not matter if Talha answers or not. I am engaged in subjects close to my heart, and very important. Mostly when I am responding to his post (his information not him) I post without a name, sometimes I forget and press reply. It is of little importance. The discussion of Islam / Judaism is not about me or Talha. My posts are information that is critical to understanding the subject matter from a Zionist perspective.

    Our hostility towards each other causes a lot of communication irregularities, there is a lot of cross communications, referencing and referencing to others indirectly for not wanting to confront directly. It is obvious that the Muslims and the Jews on this site are interested in what each other think, and both have a smidgeon of wanting to share information in perhaps a positive way.

    So it is dishonest to say that Talha is ignoring me. He walked into a conversation Aaron and I were having with a post to no one. You also could just walk away from Aaron while you accuse him of wanting you to notice him, yet you continue to engage. It does not take a Freud to understand the subliminal desires to communicate even while being ignored.

    But thanks for your concern. Fortunately I am not one to care about being embarrassed on UR, I have a substantial an important life in the real world. A bit of a tedious observation no? Could you please answer my last post of 9:29 and what that is referring to?

    •ï¿½Replies: @AnonStarter
    @Fran Taubman

    My posts are information that is critical to understanding the subject matter from a Zionist perspective.

    Oh, you have no idea how correct you are -- just not for the reasons you intend.

    He [Talha] walked into a conversation Aaron and I were having with a post to no one.

    You and Aaron were talking about him, Colin, Kevin Barrett, and me in the third person. Did you expect we'd let your falsehoods pass by unnoticed?

    You also could just walk away from Aaron while you accuse him of wanting you to notice him, yet you continue to engage.

    Not an accusation; rather, an observation.

    As for "continue to engage," you should pay closer attention. Many posts ago, he conceded defeat with his typical sneering condescension, replete with false accusations. In response, I asked him to provide proof and received no reply. You yourself suggested he should have answered me, but it's obvious his conscience wouldn't allow him to stoop that low.

    Gotta give him some credit for that.

    FWIW, Fran, I don't filter your posts, but I do find them mostly unworthy of response. I mean, now you're doing the ad hominem two-step against Finkelstein?

    Lame. Just lame.

    Replies: @Talha, @Fran Taubman, @anon
  • My dear fellow citizens, I am the virologist, specialist in coronaviruses and respiratory diseases, whose views differ significantly from the experts who advise the government on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. The situation is dire and I would like to offer you a clear plan for getting out of the health, economic and social...
  • @James Scott
    @cranc

    This fake event has killed all of Ron Unz credibility. We now know he is just another liar jew.

    Replies: @Zarathustra, @L.K, @Pat Kittle, @John Chuckman

    This fake event has killed all of Ron Unz credibility. We now know he is just another liar jew.

    It’s understandable, getting so fed up with Jew treachery we figure they’re all like that. Even Ron Unz.

    I can detect controlled opposition in picograms/liter.

    Ron Unz provides an increasingly popular forum, ad-free, where we discuss the Jew taboo without restraint. Ron himself contributes valuable insights into it.

    If Ron said the hell with it I don’t need this & folded up shop, would you like that?

    •ï¿½Replies: @John Johnson
    @Pat Kittle

    It’s understandable, getting so fed up with Jew treachery we figure they’re all like that. Even Ron Unz.

    So Ron Unz giving his opinion is now Jew treachery? I swear if Ron Unz decided that a chicken sandwich was too spicy you guys would scream TYPICAL JEW.

    The "just a flu" crowd was completely wrong and that is really all there is to it. But you guys can't man up and admit you were wrong. Instead you lash out at people like Ron and I that didn't jump on the conspiracy bandwagon.

    The flu doesn't take out 1/4 of ems workers.

    NYPD has 5600 officers out sick.

    This is not the flu.

    Replies: @Pat Kittle
    , @Spanky
    @Pat Kittle

    I can detect controlled opposition in picograms/liter. -- Pat Kittle

    Then you know that there are many grams of it in the comments here at UR.

    Replies: @Pat Kittle
  • A Dedicated Open Thread.
  • Talha says:
    @AnonStarter
    @Talha

    Shukran for that fine post, akhi.

    ... it actually works to the Muslim world’s advantage if you write us off as not being serious about the matter.

    Absolutely.

    In fact, I don't mind at all if he wants to ignore the following facts:

    1. Demographic shift -- both in America and Palestine/Israel. In the former, the Muslim population is poised to surpass the Jewish population within one generation, a fact which will bear significant influence upon the political landscape. Setting aside the Occupied Territories, the population explosion of the draft-resistant Haredim presents both a financial and security quandary for Israel.

    2. The manifest insecurity of Israel as understood by its lawfare -- one which we witness in their struggle to undermine the First Amendment through anti-BDS legislation, hate speech laws, and the recent Executive Order which punishes academic institutions for providing a platform even to legitimate critics of Israel. This is also evident in their concerted effort to expand the definition of anti-Semitism to include such criticism.

    That Muslims can and have successfully opposed such legislation appears to escape our resident zionists.

    3. The rising popularity of the BDS movement in spite of efforts to legally proscribe it. All indications are that it is advancing at a rate more rapidly than that at which the anti-apartheid movement had in its infancy. Muslims have and will continue to play an integral role in this.

    4. The manifest insecurity of Israel in relation to social media and other internet platforms. Recruiting an a-list actor renowned for scatological humor in order to advocate for online censorship of even legitimate criticism of Israel is a clear sign of desperation. No polity secure in its own position would ever do such a thing.

    5. The American trend toward mistrust of its government. As such mistrust accelerates, so will the assumptions upon which that government currently conducts its affairs be undermined. This includes assumptions about the "natural alliance" between Israel and America, particularly when we're about to confront some serious economic challenges.

    Love the Sha'rawi quote, may ALLAH have mercy on him.

    Not to plug Nasser, but it's important to counter the hasbara about '67, as it's still the prevailing view in America:

    Israel provoked the Six-Day War in 1967, and it was not fighting for survival

    Norman Finkelstein argues that the historical record shows that in 1967 Israel yearned to complete its failed mission of 1956. First, he says, Israel’s “primary goal was to neuter Nasser, to deliver a death blow to these uppity Arabs, and finish off what was called radical Arab nationalism.†He goes on that Israel’s government had a “secondary goal†— “to conquer the lands they had coveted but didn’t manage to seize in ’48: East Jerusalem, the West Bank, Gaza, the Golan.â€

    Israeli leaders had only one big doubt: what would America do? If Israel did attack, would the United States force another humiliating climbdown, as in 1956? Or would Washington look the other way?

    Finkelstein challenges the Mainstream Narrative’s account of the specific events in the months leading up to the war. His analysis is not at all unusual, and is shared to a great extent by other scholars. He argues that the facts show that Israel was not peacefully minding its own business, but instead regularly and violently provoking its Arab neighbors. In November 1966, in the largest military action since the Suez invasion, Israel attacked the West Bank town of Samu, then under Jordanian rule, killing 18 Jordanian soldiers and destroying 125 homes. Israel continued instigating along its border with Syria in April 1967, triggering an aerial battle in which 6 Syrian planes were shot down, including one over Damascus. Voices in the Arab world started to accuse Gamal Abdel Nasser, the leader of the Arabs, of standing by and doing nothing.

    So Nasser did tell the United Nations to remove the peacekeeping troops from Egyptian Sinai, mainly so he could be seen to be taking some action. But Finkelstein points out that Israel could have asked for UN peacekeepers to be placed on its side of the border, which would have maintained the tripwire. Israel did no such thing.
    �
    Worth a read. Even Rabin was quoted as admitting that Nasser didn't want war.

    was-salaam.

    Replies: @Talha, @Fran Taubman

    Excellent points. I agree that the Zionist side seems to look more and more desperate; the attempts at legal restrictions being the more obvious markers.

    Things ain’t looking good in the polls and the Israelis know this:
    “The 2019 survey found that the decline in sympathy for Israel extended to both of America’s major political parties. While support for Israel among Democrats dropped by 6%, Republican support declined by 13%, a staggering figure in light of Republican President Donald Trump’s cultivation of an intensely close relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.”
    https://www.timesofisrael.com/new-poll-americans-support-for-israel-declines-to-lowest-point-in-a-decade/

    What do I think? Well, like I said, we have time to do this the right way – as we should have from the get-go. Here comes that tortoise, plodding along, staying on course as the hare thinks he is far enough ahead to take a nap.

    Love the Sha’rawi quote, may ALLAH have mercy on him.

    Ameen, he was a gem of wisdom in our Ummah.

    Thanks for the analysis by Finkelstein, much appreciated.

    Wa salaam.

    •ï¿½Thanks: AnonStarter
  • The Hungarian Parliament just passed an extremely based and corona-pilled bill that, as summarized by journalist Balazs Csekö, gives Viktor Orban unlimited power and establishes: State of emergency Rule by decree Parliament suspended No elections Spreading fake news & rumors: up to 5 years in prison Leaving quarantine: up to 8 years in prison No...
  • @Matra
    @iffen

    What if one’s higher IQ allows you to see that tribalism is the “best†option?

    You will lose status if you speak out about it. Since people care more about status than the truth that means those with status to lose - usually smart people - are less likely to publicly advocate tribalism leaving low status, low IQ rabble-rousers to make the case. That is turn reinforces the public perception that tribalists are losers.

    Replies: @iffen

    Catcha-22

  • Here are some poker-faced LAPD officers gently breaking up a little girl's birthday block party in South Central Los Angeles on Saturday evening. A few observations: first, cops probably should wear their riot face shields for these kind of encounters with spittle-emitting civilians. At minimum, the handsome cop in the middle of the line should...
  • @Jack Armstrong
    @William Badwhite

    The Catholic Church is older than the bible.

    Replies: @anon

    The Catholic Church is older than temple / sacrificial Judaism? Older than the 10 Commandments? Predates Noah and Job? Wow! Who was Pope back then?

    Tell us more, Jack Armstrong! Please, don’t hold back!

    •ï¿½Replies: @JMcG
    @anon

    The Catholic Church compiled what is today called the Bible. The Church incorporated the Pentateuch into the Old Testament. Is that controversial?

    Replies: @Jack Armstrong
  • The Hungarian Parliament just passed an extremely based and corona-pilled bill that, as summarized by journalist Balazs Csekö, gives Viktor Orban unlimited power and establishes: State of emergency Rule by decree Parliament suspended No elections Spreading fake news & rumors: up to 5 years in prison Leaving quarantine: up to 8 years in prison No...
  • @Europe Europa
    @YetAnotherAnon

    I always find it odd how the policy of paying women to reproduce is considered a right wing, "based" policy in Hungary and Eastern Europe generally. In the UK if any government proposed such a policy (beyond the benefits that already exist), it would be the right wingers who would be outraged and hugely opposed to it.

    Replies: @Just Passing Through, @Anatoly Karlin

    It is only considered “right-wing” (in fact the actual term used by the media is “far-right”) when the purpose of such a policy is to increase the fertility rate of ethnic Europeans like in the case of Hungary, because after all that’s what evil moustache man did.

    In the UK, right-wingers would be opposed to it as it would disproportionately benefit Muslims as their women stay at home while White women choose to work. The fertility rate of Muslims in the UK is way above the replacement rate, it’s not uncommon to see a woman in a burka or hijab walking around with her 5 kids in some parts of Britain.

    •ï¿½Agree: YetAnotherAnon
    •ï¿½Replies: @Europe Europa
    @Just Passing Through

    I agree to a certain extent, but in Britain it isn't really a race/immigration thing. Right wing British people find the idea of native British women living off state benefits with multiple children just as infuriating as immigrant women doing the same.

    In fact, in Britain I would argue that it is more associated with lower class native British women than it is with immigrant women.

    Replies: @Rattus Norwegius
    , @YetAnotherAnon
    @Just Passing Through

    The most eugenic policy change in Britain, after decades of dysgenic policy decisions, was Cameron/Osborne in 2015, when it was decided that, going forward, benefits would only be paid for the first two children (existing multi baby mamas kept their bennies). While it won't have completely stopped the "have a kid and get a council house/flat" brigade, it does mean you can't keep having one every three years from 19 to 35 without imposing great hardship on yourself and the kids.

    "No tax for four kids" would need some limits - I could see foreign and domestic billionaires being advised by accountants to divorce and get a brood mare in for tax reasons. But say, "no tax on incomes up to £90,000" would be a huge boost for the middle classes, while being a tiny relative increase for the very rich.

    At the moment a man earning, say, £60k in Britain, supporting stay at home wife and four kids, will be taxed exactly the same as a single man. But the only way he could afford a SAHM is if the mortgage is low - that makes a huge difference and is almost impossible now unless he lives in County Durham or the less picturesque bits of Cumbria or Wales, where he can still find affordable houses (cos employment prospects are poor).

    Replies: @songbird
  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • @Fuerchtegott
    @DaveE

    See, female nature is deception and hypergamy.
    There's no way out of it.

    Yes, men can behave really well, women can't and there is no leftism to my knowledge, that wouldn't abuse female nature so a very few can become party leaders (of a more often then not very poor construction)

    Replies: @vot tak

    “Yes, men can behave really well, women can’t”

    There is a certain subset of homosexuals who really hate women…

    They tend to be far right politically, btw.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Fuerchtegott
    @vot tak

    Don't worry to much.

    Just watch this, relax, and stop fantasizing and projecting yourself or whatever into three liners of other people.

    https://youtu.be/Vkptp7Urlcw

    Replies: @vot tak, @jack daniels
  • My dear fellow citizens, I am the virologist, specialist in coronaviruses and respiratory diseases, whose views differ significantly from the experts who advise the government on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. The situation is dire and I would like to offer you a clear plan for getting out of the health, economic and social...
  • More female hysteria, but I am repeating myself

    https://twitter.com/PetiteNicoco/status/1245109850876661760

    •ï¿½Replies: @botazefa
    @cortesar


    More female hysteria, but I am repeating myself
    �
    Too bad the video is selectively edited so we can't see what that kid did to upset the lady.
  • I don't know anything about medical care, masks, viruses, or buying from China, but, that said ... From Buzzfeed: Coronavirus Cases Have Surged, But The US Is Refusing To Take The World’s Most Available Masks The KN95 mask is a Chinese alternative to the scarce N95 mask, but the FDA refuses to allow it into...
  • res says:
    @prime noticer
    https://imgur.com/a/kfcvtTb

    Replies: @res

    Much more detail available in the paper I think is the original source for that data.
    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/258525804_Testing_the_Efficacy_of_Homemade_Masks_Would_They_Protect_in_an_Influenza_Pandemic

    The surgical mask (control) showed the highest filtration efficiency with B atrophaeus. Also, as expected, its measured low pressure drop showed it to be the most suitable material among those tested for use as a face mask. The pillowcase and the 100% cotton t-shirt were found to be the most suitable household materials for an improvised face mask. The slightly stretchy quality of the t-shirt made it the more preferable choice for a face mask as it was considered likely to provide a better fit.

    Although doubling the layers of fabric did significantly increase the pressure drop measured across all 3 materials(P,.01 using Wilcoxon sign rank test), only the 2 layers of tea towel material demonstrated a significant increase infiltration efficiency that was marginally greater than that of the face mask.

  • Don't worry, this isn't going to become a cooking blog. But I enjoyed this culinary discovery so much I can't help but evangelize it. Behold - the copiously coffee-coated steak. Dry the steak. Sprinkle & rub in salt, pepper, ground coffee on both sides. Leave on a rack in the fridge for a day or...
  • Next up in AK’s cookbook:

    Mountain Dew marinated chicken with mango/carrot spicy rice: pic.twitter.com/KQNwVHa6hN— Bob Chipman (@the_moviebob) April 30, 2013

  • The Hungarian Parliament just passed an extremely based and corona-pilled bill that, as summarized by journalist Balazs Csekö, gives Viktor Orban unlimited power and establishes: State of emergency Rule by decree Parliament suspended No elections Spreading fake news & rumors: up to 5 years in prison Leaving quarantine: up to 8 years in prison No...
  • @LoutishAngloQuebecker
    @SFG

    So basically I'm just a genetic "freak" - liberal, upper middle class upbringing, yet high IQ, high disgust, highly tribal individual.

    I remember feeling resentment at 'foreign' groups long before I even knew what they were - for instance I found Muslims strange even as a 6 year old. Same with sports teams, as a young boy I was extremely tribal and loved defeating the other "tribes" (sports teams).

    Not trying to bring too much attention to myself I just find it odd how I (and others here) managed to swim upstream in the constant barrage of anti white, and leftist propaganda to get where we are now. How did we end up here and how can we guide others here? If it is truly genetic then most whites are just going to die off.

    Replies: @Just Passing Through

    Surveys are not a good indication of how tribal people are as there is a phenomenon called “social desirability bias” in which people tend to answer to surveys in a way that they think will land them in the good books of “society” (and who determines the zeitgeist of “society”, yep, Hollywood, newspapers and advertising companies)

    Interestingly, this phenomenon also occurs when the survey is anonymous, so it even carries over to voting. This might explain why in the days before widespread social media usage, White people did not vote for ethno-nationalist parties like the BNP in the UK or National Front in France, they were told by the media that these parties are bad and their reality was shaped by this media. However since the explosion of social media, people are more willing to vote for nationalist parties as they see other real people thinking the same way, this is also why I think the media likes to push narratives of ‘Russian bots’ being the people behind nationalism as this is another way of saying ‘look goy, all those people out there opposing race-replacement and degeneracy are not real, all the real people support open borders and sodomy’

    Another example of this is inter-racial adverts

    A 2017 study in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology looked at insula activity in the brain when participants viewed images of interracial couples compared to same-race couples. Insula activation is responsible for a variety of emotions. Evidence shows that insula activity is present when a person experiences disgust and is thought to be a reliable marker of both disgust and aversion. The study found statistical significance between insula activation of participants looking at same-race couples compared to interracial couples. Despite a minority of participants explicitly stating they disagree with interracial dating and marriage, the electroencephalogram (EEG), told a different story.

    Yet all polls show that people are not in any way opposed to inter-racial relations, this is social desirability bias in play.

    Moving back to your comment, it could be possible that high IQ people realise that fitting into society will ensure the best outcome for them and therefore support these kind of things pushed by the globalist mass media in order to remain in the polite society. Of course this is a correlation and there will be people who do no fit into this pattern.

    Case in point: Look at all those promotors of Cultural Marxism that live in de facto segregated communities, they choose to shun diversity in their personal lives, anyone can absent-mindedly tick a box on a survey while relaxing in their 99% White suburb

  • 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...
  • @Brás Cubas
    @Johnny Walker Read

    That album was released in 2013, not in 1996. For what it's worth.

    Replies: @Johnny Walker Read

    Yes I know, copy and paste error..

  • My dear fellow citizens, I am the virologist, specialist in coronaviruses and respiratory diseases, whose views differ significantly from the experts who advise the government on the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. The situation is dire and I would like to offer you a clear plan for getting out of the health, economic and social...
  • Pft says:

    PCR has exposed himself, as have some many others on the alt-media circuit, joining MSM in this game changing psyops.

    There are no excess deaths in Europe

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

    Italy has an uptick but its only experiencing higher deaths with a mortality rate ranked 3rd over 5 years in Italy. Meaning they had 2 flu seasons in the last 5 years that were not covid related and yet had more deaths

    In Italy and other countries they are just calling more of those pneumonia deaths as COVID deaths. In my country an elderly COVID patient with serious heart condition who recovered from pneumonia and after release died of a heart attack. He goes down as a COVID death. Lol

    In the US its hard to get data thats not absolute garbage. That is by design. The record will show mortality rate has not increased significantly, although suicides and deaths from untreated diseases due to fear of going to hospital or hospitals cancelling appointments/surgeries will increase.

  • Tom Schmidt: The pandemic presents a perfect power-grabbing opportunity for Woke Capital, and Woke Capital won't pass the opportunity up. When activity is brought to a standstill, the family-owned diner and the auto repair shop partnership have enough cash on hand to last a few weeks. Beyond that and the disruption to cash flow becomes...
  • @songbird
    @Talha

    60 Minutes ran a segment on Orban - I think it was a week before this past Sunday. You can probably guess the ethnic identity of the people behind it.

    I don't often watch the show, but I thought I'd watch the segment.

    Anyway, I thought it was pretty funny because they kept trying to make his party seem evil, but when they interviewed some member of his party, despite their editing, he seemed pretty articulate and came across as supporting fairly rational policies.

    Amusingly enough, one of the things they really hated about Orban was that he wasn't subsidizing gay couples.

    Replies: @Talha, @dfordoom, @Sgt. Joe Friday

    Yeah, I saw the hit piece 60 Minutes ran. In a sane world, that segment would have never made it to the air, because Hungary is a small, relatively insignificant country that is far away, and is best known to people over a certain age for the Gabor sisters, and not much else. What the Hungarians do is their business, not ours or anyone else’s. That’s why borders are such a great idea: they allow various groups of people to organize their countries in ways that make sense to them, not someone else.

    •ï¿½Replies: @songbird
    @Sgt. Joe Friday

    Completely concur. It was almost like satire.

    One way I think of it is this: Hungary's population is about 10 million. In what other region of the world would the media run a hit piece on a country of 10 million and invoke shades of the Nazis?

    Truth be told I have trouble thinking of similar sized countries, outside of Portugal. With some hard thinking: UAE, Belarus, and Jordan. Imagine if they ran a similar piece on one of them! Or, heaven forbid - a country with pre-existing extreme ethnic conflict, like Israel! It's absolutely insane; they'd NEVER do it.
  • Previously on SBPDL: In 70% Black Baltimore, Black Mayor Begs Residents to Stop Shooting Each Other So Hospital Beds Can be Used for Coronavirus/China Virus Patients � If you’ve read The City that Bleeds: Race, History, and the Death of Baltimore (and if you haven’t, get it here now!), you know the truth about Baltimore...
  • @Sick 'n Tired
    So are they angling towards "Not enough/to many blacks have caught Coronavirus, so the virus is racist" or "Not enough blacks have caught Coronavirus, we need affirmative action"?

    When the underlying question they really want to know is "How is all this extra spending going to affect our gibs?"

    Replies: @Love Street

    Yep , Always trying to scam that kaysh , same ol sh**!

  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • @Lockean Proviso
    @Lot

    I've worn my N95 to the post office and grocery store and found that it produces a rather hostile response in some even though I'm just going about my business. (For what it's worth this doesn't happen when I go out without a mask as I have for all the years before now). I think that some assume that I'm sick and that's why I have the mask on. Or maybe they are more attuned to the belief that mask wearing is a threat associated with robbers. Maybe it's just a reminder that there's a weird and pervasive threat in our midst now. I live in a very conservative area and maybe some view wearing a mask as a repudiation of Trump's competence to keep us all safe or as giving in to fake news exaggerations designed to make Trump look bad. Probably it differs depending on the individual– they've been both black and white. Most people don't mind and some seem to approve of it as a form of social responsibility (which is exactly what it is), but there are a few who don't like it.

    I will continue to wear it when I have to go into a business with other people, but not when I ride my bike around town for exercise. Masks make sense sometimes even if other people don't.

    Replies: @AnonAnon, @Federalist, @J.Ross, @Polynikes, @HA, @Oscar Peterson, @JimB, @Chrisnonymous

    I’ve worn my N95 to the post office and grocery store and found that it produces a rather hostile response in some even though I’m just going about my business.

    Draw a smile on it.

    •ï¿½LOL: Corn
  • Don't worry, this isn't going to become a cooking blog. But I enjoyed this culinary discovery so much I can't help but evangelize it. Behold - the copiously coffee-coated steak. Dry the steak. Sprinkle & rub in salt, pepper, ground coffee on both sides. Leave on a rack in the fridge for a day or...
  • @Mr. Hack
    Finally! Why:

    Leave on a rack in the fridge for a day or two to dry it out.
    �
    What's wrong with a juicy steak, anyway?

    Also, whatever happened to our carniverous and intelligent friend Thorfinnsson?
    (dang, it's been so long that I almost forgot how to spell his name). :-)

    Replies: @Mr. Hack, @Dmitry

    In the same spirit of “espirit de corps” I wold like to share this very simple recipe that I served up to two good friends for dinner last night. The recipe was inspired by an African one that I had sampled during a barbecue many years ago (with chicken breast, not shrimp)..”Garlic Coconut Shrimp Chili”

    Recipe for 3:

    2 lbs shrimp
    2 cans coconut milk or cream (I used one of each)
    At least 10 fat cloves of garlic
    Tuong Chili Garlic Sauce
    Your favorite pasta or rice

    Saute the large cleaned shrimp in a large skillet greased with olive oil and some milk butter. Keep adding crushed garlic throughout the whole process to taste (the more the merrier). Halfway through (about 5-6 minutes) add two cans of coconut milk/cream. Stir everything thoroughly and add Tuong chili Garlic Sauce to taste. If you have a squeamish stomach, just add in a little bit – if you’re like Karlin and myself, go for it! When all cooked, serve over pasta or rice. The next time I make it, I will definitely add in some nice & sweet pineapple chunks. Yum!

  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • @Testing12
    @Mr McKenna

    Why?

    Replies: @JimB

    https://www.berkeleyside.com/2020/03/21/man-80-reportedly-has-first-community-transmitted-covid-19-case-in-berkeley

    The man doesn’t go out much in general, she said, but was at the Safeway at 1444 Shattuck Place, at Rose Street, last Sunday. She said she wanted people who visited that Safeway that day to know that.

  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • vot tak says:
    @Hess
    @mark green

    How this artificial love affair boosts US interests is anyone’s guess

    It's not really hard to debunk. Israel is a western proxy, placed at a strategic location in the heart of the Arab world to engage Arabs into war and keep them destroyed. Western politicians and media have convinced the people that Arabs are worthless being who never contributed anything to the progress of the human race and have equated their status to the African savages. The truth is, Islamic civilisation is a real, most prominent threat to the western civilisation and it's values of greed and lust a.k.a money and sex, hence the effort to keep Muslims divided, fighting, crushed under the boot in order to prevent them from doing science, developing economies and rising to the level of becoming the great threat to the western values they once were during the golden age of Islam.

    This is what Zionism is, the complete destruction of the Islamic civilisation and it's not a Jewish construct, it's an Anglo construct. Jews are just the pawns in the game.

    It's simple really.

    Replies: @Been_there_done_that, @Anonymous, @vot tak

    The standard zionazi-gay guardianista damage control line. Poor rittle israel, if the usa wasn’t running them, they wouldn’t be all those things everybody has come to despise about them.

    Actually like selling a line akin to charles manson being a victim of the people he influenced to kill for him.

    •ï¿½Agree: Colin Wright, Iris
  • A Dedicated Open Thread.
  • @AnonStarter
    @Fran Taubman

    You do realize you might as well be speaking to a mirror?

    Talha has you in his ignore filter. You're embarrassing yourself.

    Replies: @Talha, @Fran Taubman, @Colin Wright

    That’s cool – let her say whatever she wants. Other people can decide whether it’s of any benefit to them. I personally didn’t find it of much benefit to me, thus the ignore status remains in place.

    Wa salaam.

    •ï¿½Replies: @AnonStarter
    @Talha

    I personally didn’t find it of much benefit to me, thus the ignore status remains in place.

    Sure, completely understood.

    You're not missing much, anyways. Same old stuff, different day. She just wrote the following:

    Also back to the discussion of being on Talha’s ignore list. For me he is interested in my information, and probably reads it. He just does not want to interact or have to respond to me directly. For what ever reason he feels uncomfortable. But I think he is responding to my information just tangental.
    �
    Clueless.

    was-salaam.

    Replies: @Talha
  • From iSteve commenter JohnnyWalker123: Is there a pattern where it hits hardest in Spring weather, so Russia, Sweden, and Canada seem to be spared so far, but a little further south it's bad? Or does Canada have one weird trick that would do us wonders if we could only figure out what it is? Or...
  • DFC says:
    @Intelligent Dasein
    @theMann


    The stated purpose of lockdowns is to slow the spread of infection, not even stop, just slow the rate of infection. This done so that hospitals don’t get overwhelmed. Leaving aside for the moment that there are nowhere near as many infections or deaths as the SARS epidemic of 2010-11, is it really true that lockdowns slow the rate of transmission?
    �
    To your point, here is the lates log-scale chart of deaths is various countries, updated 03/30/2020. In this graph, China and Iran have been removed and Germany and Belgium added. Not only do we see a pronounced and obvious levelling off as the death rate moves out of the upper bound of the "flu zone," but even more important is this: The slope of every country's death rate (other than South Korea) is identical as it passes the 100/10 million threshold. These are contries from differnt parts of the world, with different climates and different demographics and a gamut of different public responses, implemented at different times. Everything different, same slope. This is pretty good prima facie evidence that the social distancing procedures aren't really doing much except destroying the economy.

    https://i0.wp.com/wattsupwiththat.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/corona-deaths20200330.png?w=718&ssl=1

    Replies: @DFC

    No, you do not understand how the lockdown works at all in this epidemic

    If you see the curve of Italy you can see that is “bending” recently, and becoming more horizontal, it started to be more close to an horizontal line, and this is because to have an effect, the lockdown measures needs at least 3 weeks to start a clear change in the trends, in the number of deaths, because there is a delay due to the period of incubation and aggravation before to die of all the people that were infected just prior the lockdown, the typical period for this pandemic is around 20 days from infection to death in people they could track the source of infection, so that is the reason the lockdowns are only effective after three weeks and the deceleration is not sudden, as all the process that depends of many patients

    Italy made the lockdown in 9 or march, so now you will see how the line started to change a lot from the US or the rest of the curves, and Spain in more or less a week. So the rest of the countries are still well inside the exponential phase

    End the lockdown and you will see again how the increase of number of deaths become exponential again in 3 weeks

  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • @Mustapha Mond
    @Mario Partisan

    "“Self-hating†Jews might be my favorite group of people." Couldn't agree more.

    Self-Hating Jew = Truth-Loving Jew = Ron Unz/Norm Finkelstein/Gerard Menuhin/etc. = A Real Mensch!

    TGFRU!

    Replies: @Mario Partisan

    Thanks! By the way, comment #122 was meant as a reply to you, not as a reply to myself.

  • @Jake
    Both the Jews and the old guard Yank WASPs have wanted to take control of VA for decades, as in well more than 15 decades for the Yank WASPs. The reasons ought to be manifest: VA is the state of Washington, Jefferson, and Lee, as well as Patrick Henry, George Mason, James Madison, John Monroe, John Tyler, Stonewall Jackson, and Jeb Stuart. VA more than any other state how these United States must be governed to avoid the Federal government becoming a tyrant.

    For the American states, it always was a basic choice: either Boston and secularized Anglo-Saxon Puritanism would rule the Union or else the States would follow the basic VA way of government and cultural growth, cultural identity.

    The heirs of the Judaizing heresy Anglo-Saxon Puritanism won, and they were always bound to forge and administer Anglo-Zionist Empire.

    Replies: @Aquinas, @Hibernian, @Farrakhan.DDuke.AliceWalker.AllAgree

    For the American states, it always was a basic choice: either Boston and secularized Anglo-Saxon Puritanism would rule the Union or …

    The Irish Catholic forefathers chose to immigrate into the States through Boston then out the Erie Canal to the old French territories so as to be among fellow Catholics throughout and to avoid the Judaizing heretics in the bigger port of New Amsterdam which had become known as NYC.

    •ï¿½Replies: @Hibernian
    @Farrakhan.DDuke.AliceWalker.AllAgree

    Whiskey Tango.
  • I’ve been fascinated in recent days by Jewish commentary on COVID-19, which ranges from paranoid conspiracy theories about white nationalists to blunt admissions of intense Jewish ethnocentrism. In the first instance, the FBI’s apparently permanent and unironic surveillance of teenage chat sites has resulted in a stern but ludicrous warning that “extreme right-wing groups in...
  • Many decades of Jewish effort have gone into pushing the idea that our ancestors were unsophisticated Borat-like brutes

    And a bunch of those decades (particularly the decades since the 1940s) have also put significant effort the other way: to push the idea that Eastern-European hovel-dwellers were not filthy, hygiene-absent and vermin-infested to a degree that required systematic de-lousing if they were to be housed together in large numbers in Western Europe.

    The fact that they were also stupid, primitive, superstitious and hostile to education in anything other then their stupid foundational myth, also helps explain why the ‘gassing’ narrative was a major piece of #fakenews about which these people were terrified.

    Some of the people being moved westwards had never seen, let alone used, soap: having the entire train gassed (often in a sealed tunnel) would have scared the bejesus out of the passengers.

    •ï¿½Agree: Pheasant
  • From Prague Morning: Unfortunately, I don't see a lot of totally convincing graphs online about what is happening in Czechia.
  • Travis says:

    In a few days the CDC will be advising all Americans to wear masks to reduce the spread of the virus.

    Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the C.D.C., stated the agency was reviewing its guidelines on who should wear masks. Citing new data that shows high rates of transmission from people who are infected but show no symptoms.

  • Tom Schmidt: The pandemic presents a perfect power-grabbing opportunity for Woke Capital, and Woke Capital won't pass the opportunity up. When activity is brought to a standstill, the family-owned diner and the auto repair shop partnership have enough cash on hand to last a few weeks. Beyond that and the disruption to cash flow becomes...
  • anon[266] •ï¿½Disclaimer says:
    @Yahya K.
    @LoutishAngloQuebecker

    -> He’s doing a better job than our “rulersâ€, so why not?

    Why not? Because what he is doing is the literal definition of *Fascism*. And history tells us that Fascism is a horrible idea. And i'm not one of these people who throws this word around lightly. (No, Trump is not a fascist).

    Even if you think what he is doing now is good, just wait until he gets intoxicated by absolute power.

    * Definition of fascism:

    Fascism is a form of far-right, authoritarian ultranationalism characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition, and strong regimentation of society and of the economy which came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe.
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    Replies: @Talha, @LoutishAngloQuebecker, @anon, @Tusk

    Fascism is a form of far-right, authoritarian ultranationalism characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition, and strong regimentation of society and of the economy which came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe.

    There are some number of authoritarian, ultranationalist governments characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and strong regimentation of both the society and the economy.

    Oh, does this mean the People’s Democracy of North Korea is actually Fascist rather than Communist? It’s risible.

    Is this describing Saudi Arabia? Pakistan? Malaysia? Egypt? Some of the Emirates? Maybe Iran?

    How about Singapore?

    Oh, and what about China? Xi is now effectively “leader for life”, that makes him a sort of elected Emperor. Is anyone calling China a “Fascist state”?

    Step back a couple of generations, was Francoist Spain “Fascist”? On the one hand a terrible civil war in the 1930’s, on the other hand no real participation in WWII and zero territorial ambitions.
    Or maybe Peronist Argentina? No real territorial ambitions there, either. Both were authoritarian in the Spanish model that hankered back to older norms of a strong man in charge of a paternalistic government. Were those “Fascists” or something else? The leftards call them Nazi’s of course, but the left is retarded and has been for decades.

    Of course the term “Fascist” and “Fascism” have no meaning now, they were coined by Benito Mussolini about 100 years ago. Mussolini came from an International Socialist background, he was named after a President of Mexico, and he only broke with the Socialists over WW I. The social mileau of Italy in 1920 was unique and really has no comparable example 100 years later. None.

    It’s funny to see leftards still swinging that stick as if it means anything. 70 years ago George Orwell noticed it had lost all actual meaning, it had just become an epithet, a verbal stick to wave in the air. To a committed Leftard, almost everything is Fascism and almost everyone he doesn’t like is a Fascist, including the illegal immigrant clerk at the convenience store who shorted him on a Big Gulp drink. Because leftards are retarded ignoramuses.

    It is a lolcow now, the word “Fascism”.

    Might as well call PM Orban a “Bonapartist” or a “Khan” or a “Hun” or some other long-dead historical label.

    Is it a wise course? Eastern Europe has for the last 1,000 years or so tended to be more authoritarian than German free cities, Helvetican mountaineers, etc. Perhaps this is just a reversion to the prior working model, as can also be seen in Byelorus and Russia. Will it work for them? Who knows?

    Only time will reveal if this was a good idea or not. I’m certainly not about to tell Hungarians what they ought to do, as I have zero skin in their game.

    It will be worth watching the Visegrad group and neighbors in this crisis as well as places like Finland to see if those older ways work better or are well past their staledate

    We can babble all we want in comboxes, we are like children chalking the sidewalk or dogs barking at a procession of automobiles. Orban is responsible for a nation, and he’s assumed a whole lot of authority now for that nation . He will be judged in part on the results. Frankly I do not envy his position.

    •ï¿½Replies: @dfordoom
    @anon


    To a committed Leftard, almost everything is Fascism and almost everyone he doesn’t like is a Fascist,
    �
    True, and to many committed Rightards everyone he doesn’t like is a communist.

    Most of the words we use to describe political positions no longer have any real meaning except as insults or virtue-signalling. They have become moral labels rather than political descriptors.

    To people who consider themselves liberals the word liberal means "people who agree with me" while "people who disagree with me" are fascists, Nazis or conservatives or far right.

    To people who consider themselves conservatives the word conservative means "people who agree with me" while "people who disagree with me" are communists.

    Replies: @anon
  • Politicians, bureaucrats and media talking heads have long turned a blind eye to legislation and policies that benefit the state of Israel to the detriments of United States’ interests. The U.S. Treasury is plausibly describable as a gift that never stops giving to the people and governments of Jewish state. Since the foundation of Israel...
  • Virginia has been a hot spot for the Christian Zionist Scam ever since the Shyster Jerry Falwell became more than just an evangelical crook but also a Shabbot Goy for Netanyahu and the Thugs running Palestine. This all started with the amazingly clever trick of the Jews concocting the so called Scofield Bible and using the embezzler and con man Scofield as front man. He was even a member of Eugene Meyer’s (the Jew that held Wilson’s blackmail letters) Lotus Club in N.Y. Too bad the so called Christians are to stupid to read the Bible for themselves. There are many verses that show how God has divorced the Jews as the Chosen.

    Big Jew money has bought most of the politicians in both the Zionist Rep. and the Zionist Dem. parties and have controlled the Ex. since W. Wilson. Trump being the current Shabbot Goy President for Israel.

  • 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...
  • She might have saved Santa Clara but fucked up world economy.

  • 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...
  • glib says:
    @res
    @CanSpeccy

    The usual metric for this is DALY.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disability-adjusted_life_year

    Agreed that would be a worthwhile analysis.

    Some discussion about this in terms of QALY (a related metric).
    https://reason.com/2020/03/05/covid-19-and-qalys/

    Replies: @glib

    That, at least in Italy, will be very close to zero. 99.2% of the dead have pre-existing conditions, and they die at around 79. The life expectancy is 82 there, but that is the average (people with and without PEC, and people without). Those without probably have a life expectancy of, say, 85, and those with, say, 79. So, really, very little time in this world lost.

    Compare with the suicides of young people (2 nurse so far, one was 34) and suddenly unemployed people (one was 29), Italy has of order 200 extra deaths a day, it is getting pretty comparable in terms of years lost.