“ID T-Shirts” Will Probably Be Mandatory at Some Point
What Progressives need to do to actualize their legislative priorities
This discussion is somewhat interesting but kind of sad. Krystal says her favorite presidents were FDR and LBJ. No surprise there (“Welfare Statism Uber Alles”). For Saager, it’s John Quincy Adams, Lincoln, Grant, and FDR. Sounds rather neoconnish. I guess that’s what passes for “national-populism” nowadays. My favorite […]
Warren Beatty as Joe Biden?
Put Away Childish Things
‘It’s a big club and you ain’t in it’ [George Carlin]
Life and Death in a Troubled Teen Boot Camp
Kids die in these places. By Jesse Hyde Rolling Stone In the darkness of early morning, 16-year-old Bruce Staeger lay splayed across his mattress, sleeping soundly for once. Most nights, he would smoke a blunt and crash, but not this one. Lately, his mother had been watching him […]
Hey, hey, ho, ho! Gunophobia has got to go!
Their “gunophobia” is probably one of the most disgusting things about “progressives.”
Marijuana May Prevent Coronavirus Says New Study!
Have we found the “vaccine”?
Aztec, Inc.
Many ancient cultures practiced human sacrifice.
The Moon Is Fake
How can we reconcile the no-mooners with the flat-earthers? 🙂
Rojava: statelessness in a time of pandemic
By Anya Briya Open Democracy The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES), commonly known as Rojava, has illuminated the plight of the stateless—even though statelessness in the AANES’s case defies the narrow definition of international law. Despite comprising almost a third of Syrian territory, the AANES […]
50 years ago, the shooting of 4 college students at Kent State changed America
By Harmeet Kaur CNN Fifty years ago today, the Ohio National Guard fired on Kent State University students as they protested against the Vietnam War. Four students were killed. Nine were injured. The incident on May 4, 1970, now known as the Kent State massacre, dramatically changed the […]
Personal valet to Trump tests positive for coronavirus
You should’ve worn that mask, Donnie. CBS News
After COVID
By Alain de Benoist TELOS Press History is always open, as everyone knows, and this makes it unpredictable. Yet in certain circumstances, it is easier to see the middle and long term than the near term, as the coronavirus pandemic shows well. For the short term, one surely […]
Yep
Ritz cheese cracker sandwiches recalled after they were found to be peanut butter instead
First, the coronavirus. Then a depression and mass unemployment. And now this. Will the tragedies never end? By Alicia Lee CNN While the outer packaging says the cracker sandwiches are cheese-flavored, the individually-wrapped packs within the box are actually of the peanut butter variety, according to Mondelēz International, […]
The Empire is on the Prowl
The Political Class Are Parasites
Be Careful What You Wish For
Happy Cinco de Mayo
Mosh-Up Derby
Cactus Crack
Giving a New Meaning to “Wrap It”
15 DAYS TO SLOW THE SPREAD
Authority Must Always Be Questioned
All Bases Covered?
Are Americans starting to tune out blue state politicians?
Hopefully. And, hopefully, they are tuning out red state politicians as well.
Social Distancing Champion
Illuminati postpones world domination due to pandemic
In North Korea, the Fourth Man Could Be a Woman
By Barbara Demick New Yorker Amid reports of Kim Jong Un’s failing health, it appears that the most obvious successor to rule the country, despite its sexist political system, is his sister, Kim Yo Jong. Photograph from Bloomberg / Getty The conventional wisdom is that a woman could […]
Happy Carnation Revolution Day
By Troy Southgate Today marks the forty-sixth anniversary of the so-called Carnation Revolution (Revolução dos Cravos), but although large numbers of Portuguese continue to celebrate the events of April 25th, 1974, the entire occasion is but an annual display of collective psychosis. Not only was the possibility of […]
We Are All Anarchists, Now?
More Coronaviruses Than Hyphenated-Anarchisms
Missing a Mask-Holder
A Letter to the Future
March 2020 was the first March without a school shooting in the U.S. since 2002
I always said the solution to school shootings was to close schools. Apparently, I was right. By Sophie Lewis March 2020 was apparently the first March in nearly two decades without a school shooting in the U.S. Schools across America have been shut down since early March as […]
Oh, well…
Exactly How It Is
What NO ONE is Saying About The Corona Crisis
Was There Foreknowledge of the Plandemic?
I am not someone who embraces the more exotic conspiracy theories about the origins of COVID-19, or the view that coronavirus is really no big deal. Historically, outbreaks of deadly epidemic have been entirely normal, with drastic measures often being required to contain them. During my grandparents’ generation, […]
Judge Jim Gray To Seek Libertarian Presidential Nomination
I respect Jim Gray, and “within the system” people like him are necessary, but the problem I have with him is that a former judge is likely to be too much of a system-loyalist for my tastes. For instance, Gray opposes jury nullification, just like when Gary Johnson […]
Mark Cuban says he’s ‘keeping the door open’ for presidential run
A spoiler?
Redshirts Zapped by Mystery Virus While on a Dangerous Mission?
Russia Sending Aid to the US Means it’s a Client State
Funny.
Unemployment claims exceed economists worst warnings
More Human Ingenuity and Creativity (Kinda Sorta)
Globalist Conferences Cancelled Over Corona Crisis
Silver lining.
“Genocides: A World History” featuring Norman Naimark
An interesting discussion of how genocides happen. I disagree with some of this, such as the interviewee’s claim that the Trail of Tears was not genocide and his endorsement of Maudlin Albright’s/Samantha Power’s “human rights imperialism,” but it’s a generally a good interview.
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