Sinistra delenda est.

@Arkana@poa.st @Hoss@shitpost.cloud @TarnishedYarmulke@nicecrew.digital @jobanab@poa.st How much do you believe this to be true, and if so, how much do you think that is responsble for it. I'm inclined to believe it if only because I learned about the telecom cartel decades ago: Cosmin Dzsurdzsa @cosminDZS Dear Americans, Canada is run by powerful Cartels Canada as a nation is not particularly difficult to understand if you spend even a small amount of time thinking about how the system actually operates and I think the Americans are starting to catch on. It goes like this: Canadian governments exist, to varying degrees, largely as protectionist rackets with the sole purpose of preserving a series of entrenched industry monopolies and cartels.... https://x.com/cosminDZS/status/2014036193126785263

@ValeOfShadows@poa.st I'm hearing in the US Indians have suffered a stunningly fast loss of prestige in the last little while.... But "Please redeem saaar...saaaaar." brings up another issue, no doubt part of the above. On the off chance they move back to India, they'll still be trying to wildly scam us by phone. Lately I've got 1-2 outfits which are blatantly and poorly trying to use AI voices and calling me several times a day....

@dudenamedben33@noauthority.social As far as I know, this guy is also lying by omission, here on a timeline. Whatever he was saying in 1862, Lincoln got a scare in the 1864 election, summer looked grim, by November it was clear the South was going to lose. At some point I don't know, he realized that freedmen would reliably vote Republican, which they did until 1932. Here's some confirming info from Wikipedia: "He also signed Senator Charles Sumner's Freedmen's Bureau bill that set up a temporary federal agency designed to meet the immediate needs of former slaves. The law opened land for a lease of three years with the ability for the freedmen to purchase title. In signing it, according to the historian Richard Carwardine, Lincoln 'acknowledged that the government had at least some responsibility for the material needs of millions of ex-slaves', although it fell short of the 'forty acres and a mule' that many slaves understood they would receive from confiscated property." Negros getting title to land in the US is needless to say the complete opposite of Physical Removal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham_Lincoln

@Arkana@poa.st @TarnishedYarmulke@nicecrew.digital @jobanab@poa.st @Hoss@shitpost.cloud https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_industry_in_Canada :cirnothinking:

@PoalackJokes88 @PopulistRight @Rudolf_von_Goldenbaum @fatepony I don't believe that Occupy Wall Street was organic vs. Obama astroturfed (and isn't that backed up by his saying he was standing between the protesters and "bankers"?). Or that it was externally shut down vs. collapsed in a puddle of DEI holiness spiraling during meetings to decide what to do next. See also predation on the women who were in the tents. But I doubt either of us really want to spend the time digging into the details to prove or not our opinions, I certainly don't have them at the tip of my fingers vs. everything else we've been discussing. It was a damp squib, and had not a fraction of the activity and potential the Tea Party had. Although if you can to find stuff that approximates the rhetoric, the Congressional grandstanding and lying when some walked through one Tea Party protest, and the IRS scandal, I'm all ears.

@cjd@pkteerium.xyz @ReadyKilowatt@noauthority.social @bonifartius@noauthority.social "The push for EVs (at least in Europe and Asia) is that governments are sick of oil being used as geopolitical leverage by the US." Can you supply some examples that were detrimental to Europe and Asia? Off the top of my head, the biggest one was Saudi Arabia signing on to Reagan's decision to end the Evil Empire and lowering oil prices and thus Soviet foreign currency income. Just one of many active measures to bankrupt them, after they'd already done a good job of that by over producing missiles due to internal politics and outfitting North Vietnam with three complete armies worth of equipment.

@BowsacNoodle@poa.st @Shadowman311@poa.st @weaf@poa.st OOPS! Somehow I didn't read the next sentence in the Merck Manual on hantavirus: "Human-to-human transmission can occur with Andes virus." Per Wikipedia there's fifty known types arising from 37 official species, although there's a significant difference between Old World and New World types, and the MV Hondius departed from Ushuaia, Argentina, which "claims the title of world's southernmost city." For the moment this is not something to be seriously worried about, the danger is from serial passage through humans resulting in a virus that's sufficiently better adapted to that sort of transmission and only so much of that happened. A cruise is of course well suited for this mode of transmission, so far seven confirmed cases and two suspected out of 150 total crew and passengers. "The Pathoplexus team published a preliminary analysis of the known sequences of the virus on virological.org. This includes sequences from 5 patients, two from Johannesburg, two from the Netherlands, and the one aforementioned Swiss sequence. The sequences are all very similar to each other, suggesting a single zoonotic spill." RNA virus with three segments so it's not going to be super accurate in replication, this "very similar." Basically no possibility of hybridization in the current scenario unlike what often happens with the flu ("don't sneeze on a pig"). Again per Wikipedia, over a hundred cases a year of the rather lethal pulmonary syndrome, and the Andes virus is the most common cause. That syndrome was only discovered in 1993 when 37 people got it in the US, albeit it wasn't the Andes version. Retrospectively cases going back as far as 1959 have been discovered (happens through testing saved samples). Yow, six paratroopers and two medical types plus several tons of supplies parachuted onto Tristan da Cunha, an island in the middle of the South Atlantic, which doesn't have an airstrip. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Hondius_hantavirus_outbreak https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1993_Four_Corners_hantavirus_outbreak

@BowsacNoodle@poa.st @Shadowman311@poa.st @weaf@poa.st I'd guess both examples, cave which I've heard about one case, and lab airborne rabies, are not solidly documented but can't be ignored. As in you're expecting the victims to perfectly remember every possible wound exposure ... after they're symptomatic for rabies in the brain. :saddest: As for hantavirus infection, you will not be surprised to learn that's currently at the top of the professional version of the online Merck Manual's home page. Which confirms my memory that: "Transmission to humans has only been documented from rodents through inhalation of aerosols of rodent excreta or, rarely through rodent bites." This episode will reexamine that (and person to person air transmission of Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) maybe wouldn't be a surprise in the close confines of a ship), but for now it's a better bet that there's at least one part of that ship that's inadequately cleaned of rat droppings thanks the the universal replacement of whites with Third Worlders as crew for cruise ships. Vs. an oral route through a kitchen, the gut is a seriously hostile place for pathogens for obvious reasons. https://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/infectious-diseases/arboviruses-arenaviridae-and-filoviridae/hantavirus-infection

@weknowwhygary@nicecrew.digital @C_J_S@poa.st @Shadowman311@poa.st Not surprising. As the image says, the military was late, and I'll add in small numbers, while major assets quite close were not deployed. From "Biden" to the Democratic governor, down to some local authorities the scheme was to crush the Republican voting whites in the North Carolina hinterlands, plenty of families were still in tents before Trump's inauguration January 20th. So local politics really matters, although if you live in a state with mail in balloting like Virginia get the hell out, because your vote will only count when the Left gets overconfident.

@karna The Federal courts in theory like to stay out of such conflicts between the other two branches of the Federal government. It's not like the Congress doesn't have plenty of explicit or implicit Constitutional tools such as impeachment and the power of the purse. They used the latter to achieve the Communist victory over South Vietnam fifty one years ago this day....

@PoalackJokes88 @PopulistRight @Rudolf_von_Goldenbaum @fatepony Obama "saying in 2009 he was 'the only thing between you and the pitchforks' where I was wrong" WRT to it being said any time near Occupy Wall Street. But in a different way, perhaps right. Remember how we noticed by 2010 that "everything Obama says comes with an expiration date"? From that angle, his "protection" expired in late 2011, if OWS was a Team Obama or adjacent op. While I'm at it, noting that anyone in the political spectrum in the vicinity of Unite the Right is anathema for normies/cuckservatives, is it useful politically to redefine it as a Leftist op, especially as the Southern Preposterous Lie Center gets vivisected? A lot more will be coming out, the only fourteen page indictment is designed to get convictions and forfeiture, thus is relatively short in scope and time of coverage of its crimes. A whole lot of people are now mentioning anecdotes (including one where they tried to shake down a California gay newspaper), digging up old Xweets etc.

@PoalackJokes88 @fatepony @Rudolf_von_Goldenbaum "All they did was peacefully march," The night march was brilliant ... except for, you know, it later being used to prosecute participants ... and where it should have stopped. Because during the day: "and in return hordes of niggers and antifa faggots attacked them while the police encouraged them." I was under the strong impression the police pushed them together hoping for deaths. Even tried to portray their own deaths in a random helicopter accident as the fault of the Right. Everything during the day was anarcho-tyranny, including what happened with Fields, who I point out braked before crashing into whomever (have no informed opinion on whether Heather was actually hit, or just died of obesity, smoking etc. on a warm or hot day while wearing all black). Trump is a 1970s-80s NYC Democrat, not to mention pathological narcissist, of course he wouldn't support any of this, hadn't even done anything about Antifa regularly attacking supporters attending his events, or doing normal things post-Inauguration. That only stopped, again, because of optics, as Antifa started ranging far enough afield of events to attack random elderly people in an environment of omnipresent smartphone video cameras. And it's worse, supposed post turtle AG Sessions who wouldn't support Trump WRT to Russiagate did prosecute Fields. Again, the Left owns the streets and I'll add almost all the legal profession, the Right walked right into this. It helped radicalize you, and me to an extent, but at net it was a huge disaster for the Right.

@karna Every president since the 1973 passage of the War Powers Resolution has "ignored" it, none have considered it to be Constitutionally valid.

@Eiregoat @fatepony Thanks. Note it doesn't matter what the individual police are in political leanings when their jobs and pensions are on the line from those above them. At most we saw them not acting to protect people on the Right, and I assume some moved to sane cities etc. but they're not exactly going to advertise that. I'll repeat in more detail a point you may have missed, it wasn't until sometime in 2018 a Shut It Down order clearly went out because of their bashing unrelated, somewhat distant from events random elderly people in daylight which was of course caught on video. A related well documented albeit nighttime event was attacking a couple of Marine reservist tourists on November 18th, 2020 (unpozzed "AI" search is great for turning a few words about something half-remembered into the details you want). Of course, they were kept "employed," on the bench as it were, Data Republican (small r) has dug up detailed info on that system, I heard back in the day at the rumor level a set of them were at various times sent to riot in counties south of the border, and of course they were ready for the 2020 Summer of Love attempted color revolution (which still didn't defeat Trump, took blatant in your face vote counting cheating). Kyle of Duty on August 25, 2020 might have cast a pall over that, and of course they've been back for anti-ICE/CPB "protests" for Trump 2.0, the Alabama Stop Cop City mess, Charlie Kirk etc. Where they've been mostly been better at dying than Federal or local law enforcement. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Cop_City

@intrax@poa.st @YeetLibs@poa.st @cute@poa.st Nothing was too crazy for Matsumoto Leiji. :cirnoHeh:

@Arkana As far as I can tell passkeys are a misguided attempt to do more secure authentication. Didn't get any sense they'd in the future be linked to some sort of "digital ID" of the sort we wonder about, but maybe that would be a proposed solution to the problems they create. :cirno_shrug:

@mushroom_soup@poa.st No surprise, and the allegation appears to be at least minimally founded. As a general reminder, Ted Cruz stormed out of a meeting with Arab Christians because they weren't exactly found of Israel.

@sickburnbro@poa.st Timing is off, Scientific American was becoming a political rag no later than the end of the 1970s, for example always ran such an item as the first article which Czech refugee Petr Beckmann said was generally on a topic that a Communist Czech science policy rag has published half a year earlier.... :cirnoThink: I in particular watched a long string of anti-ballistic missile defense articles by one set of authors where they kept stepping on their dicks, in one really stunning example they claimed the mirror for the mid-19th Century Palomar Observatory Hale Telescope was beyond the foreseeable state of the art. Science, the AAAS journal that was second place after Nature in prestige published a lot of bullshit, perhaps most notably the TTAPS paper in 1983 on nuclear winter which was fatally flawed in many, many ways, to the point it was obviously deliberate. We're told it was a "make Jonathan Schell's The Fate of the Earth plausible" scheme. Making lesbian and fabulist Boas acolyte Margret Mead president of the society in 1975 (a bit before I became a member) was a preceding obvious bad sign. Science also published a lot of non-science paper anti-science editorial content, it was a very mixed bag until I punted ... can't remember when, probably mid-1980s. The Lancet was also recognized as trash in my social circle of SCIENCE!!! types by the ending of the 1980s. But medical journals were always sketchier, see for example JAMA and/or NEJM's laughable anti-gun screeds. So the rot was long in the making, it just came into stark view for a lot of normie-ish types when COVID hit and for example the most prestigious Nature allowed itself to be used to suppress the lab leak hypothesis (a dire rice bowl threat). Which is finally getting some legal action. :cirnoHeh:

@Eiregoat @fatepony Disagree on the level of police subversion not being commonly known at the time. We'd seen a bunch of examples in California where for example the mayor of Berkeley was Antifa, Portland, Oregon was owned by Antifa no later than early 2017, it was news on April 18, 2017 when the police at Auburn University in Alabama were even handed, etc. etc. I've got lots and lots of links I can provide from my clippings.

@ValeOfShadows@poa.st Left of center hates Netanyahu and company but supports the war Times of Israel puts a rather different spin on this, although not incompatible in this live blog posting; here's the relevant to the fort bits: "IDF captures strategic Beaufort Castle in south Lebanon amid push against Hezbollah" I assume the Crusaders did a good job in choosing the location. "[Boring photo.] "Troops of the Golaini Brigade's Reconnaissance Unit operate at the Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, in a handout photo published on May 31, 2026. (Israel Defense Forces) "Israeli troops have captured the strategic Crusader-built Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, the military announces, as the IDF further expands its ground offensive against Hezbollah. "The IDF says that it launched a ground operation in the Beaufort Ridge and Wadi Saluki stream area in recent days...." "[Lots of details about the big, general push, it's not just the fort,] and advanced toward the castle, which overlooks the Galilee Panhandle in northern Israel, as well as the Nabatieh area in southern Lebanon." "[...] "Ahead of the ground offensive, the Israeli Air Force carried out 'massive' strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in the area. Artillery and tank shelling were also conducted. "The IDF says it also struck 'commanding terrain....'" https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/idf-captures-strategic-beaufort-castle-in-south-lebanon-amid-push-against-hezbollah/

@grizzlywhisker @ValeOfShadows An "Andre" using a burner phone scammed the contractor who removed the driveway.... Brave AI couldn't find any resolution for the crime except her getting it replaced for free...: https://search.brave.com/search?q=1438+bethesda+street+stolen+driveway

@Evil_Bender@nicecrew.digital @capt_whitebeard@nicecrew.digital @Shadowman311@poa.st He's not in the least like Rosa Parks, who's provocation was an operation with a lot of institutional support, she was for example the secretary of the local branch of the (((NAACP))). No one will organize city wide protests for this guy, and if he was a member of a NAACP like org, the authorities would be rounding up its leadership and members.

@StaleDonut@shitposter.world @Vo@noauthority.social @CapitalB@noauthority.social @harblinger@wizard.casa Not a type of BANTS that's going to prepare you well for Things To Come (we sincerely hope), you should do mental sorts of exercises in your time off where you're a lot more intense. I suppose also create work vs. not work mental concepts, but not too fixed so you can work hard if you should be fortunate to ever find a job where that's rewarded. There are corps doing that sort of thing I think, SpaceX is of course one standout example. And there's whatever happens on the other side of preference cascade, its events, and what happens after.

@absurdlyobfuscated@poa.st @dissidentsoaps@poa.st I haven't read any of the original James Bond fiction since the 1970s, but that sure sounds like the opposite of Ian Fleming's style, which also didn't feature bald info dumps of that sort. Compare to the memorable section when CIA agent and friend Felix Leiter briefed Bond on the situation in Live and Let Die (if you've seen the movie, it was remarkably faithful to the original after some really prior wild excesses) while he was driving him from the airport as I recall, and the title's maxim was a correction Leiter made to the old "live and let live" trope. This will only be remembered as how you don't write such fiction if you want anyone to read it.

@PoalackJokes88 @Rudolf_von_Goldenbaum @fatepony "Their power comes from controlling things without ever coming out into the open. Prior to UTR, there was a small handful of people who knew what power they wielded." I suppose if you're young. Ruby Ridge and Waco, that the FBI actually had a death squad and had switched from targeting "dirty hippies" to Christian whites, made that obvious a quarter century ago. Waco, I assure you, radicalized a great many people, including my friends who were Leftists back before the Left holiness spiraled into such friendships being impossible. Worse in one way was the GOPe's response to Waco when they got in power a couple of years later, they accepted the Clinton Admin line that "Koresh was a pedo so it was OK to Kill Them All." We then knew we had no representation. "Gaza could easily be seen as an Israeli victory ... and ~20% of them are dead." Except not even Hamas is claiming that. Which would be about 400K people, when they only claim 72K as of February ... including combatants. Not that actual claimed facts will be convincing anyone (Hamas is of course overstating the toll, although not by a huge amount). "they have made the whole world hate them" Except for those of us who hate Muslims worse than Israeli Jews.... For example, who do you think the people of Eurabia hate worse now??

@lord_nougat@nicecrew.digital @dissidentsoaps@poa.st And per the complaint, Minnesota (implied), and Pennsylvania and Oregon required disclosure the money went to ultra-Jews. Per the law firm's containing page, they are prosecuting a Federal class action lawsuit: https://www.kellergrover.com/news/consumer-protection/kars4kids-false-advertising-class-action-5-2026/

@Captain_Wet_Beard@poa.st @Kang_Kong3@poa.st A focus on revenge is seldom good policy, especially vs. just fixing the problem. Make some extreme examples using exemplary punishment and you'll get the point across while you deport the rest.

@cjd@pkteerium.xyz @ReadyKilowatt@noauthority.social @bonifartius@noauthority.social You should define "petrodollar thing" since the original one is dead, but I'll take it to mean "oil priced in dollars." Your examples are mixed at best. Saddam was a bleeding wound (remember the no-fly zones), unfinished business, and necessary because he tried to kill an ex-US President (even Clinton eventually got a clue about that). I also think we were fooled about him and WMD in part because he was fooled by underlings who pocketed the money while claiming to run current WMD programs. Gaddafi I don't have an informed opinion on, the miasma of Hillary's and general Clinton atavism (bombing of Serbia for example) makes that hard. But you'd also want to ask why so much of Europe joined in the effort. But either example falls far short of your original claim, you're moving the goal post from oil to the dollar as geopolitical leverage. Best you can say there is smashing Libya has increased the price of oil at times when things get extra unstable there, and maybe in general. Has Iraq's output changed much? Libya's I assume due to under-investment, but I haven't checked.

@soapone@pone.social @zanlogemlor@pone.social Maybe one of those jalapeños you cooked a little while ago? If she's not a hot food fan.

@MelGibsonafter4Beers @PoalackJokes88 @Rudolf_von_Goldenbaum @fatepony Sort of. A strongman like Gadaffi or Bashar al-Assad maintained a degree of sovereign integrity, like policed borders. Or so I assume for Libya, what Arab would want to get flooded with infinity niggers? They weren't doing that for us, but as basic statecraft. In the case of Syria, holding onto control of the country in the face of Massive Resistance from Sunni groups, see Bashar's father vs. the Muslim Brotherhood in Hama back in the early 1980s. Smashing these countries, Libya still so, a long civil war in Syria producing a lot of refugees, wasn't I think done to create lots of migrants, that was just a welcome by too many side effects. Libya in particular, see the inflatable boat scam to get migrants "far enough" from the shore, those things aren't cheap and are disposed of as soon as NGO ships pick up the people in them. That's where you get into clear enemy action against Europe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1982_Hama_massacre

@TrevorGoodchild@poa.st @Shadowman311@poa.st "I've said this before but the medical establishment burned over a century's worth of hard-earned public trust in half a decade. For nothing. Fucking nothing" Perfectly understandable if your switch focus from "the medical establishment" to the individuals in it, their positions, ego, rice bowls, being in a modern Left holiness spiral, and the public health one having grown tired of infectious disease control (well, prior to Biden's CDC head pick). For example: Saint Fauci organized a campaign against the lab leak hypothesis to protect past and future true mad scientist research, as well as what would have been excesses in stamping that out. But too much info escaped containment, all the way up to (((David Baltimore))).About the same time, Trump's nigger Surgeon General said "masks won't help" because the medical community wanted to reserve to themselves the very limited supply for a pandemic good N95 masks (going further back, Obama didn't replenish the stockpiles after the swine flu pandemic). Saint Fauci later publicly admitted this was a lie and why.A whole lot of "rules are thee, not me," including politicians. Not sure how to interpret all those cases, a few people breaking the isolation rules won't affect the total attack rates and demand on the hospital system.Some extreme "fascism" from people like Cuomo who also obviously used the pandemic as a Final Solution to the Medicaid problem which had blown up his budget in the fall of 2019. Also rules so nasty precious doses of vaccines were thrown away instead of the usual protocol of finding anyone who wanted one to finish out a vial's contents.Lower down, "Any organization not explicitly right-wing sooner or later becomes left-wing." thus the "outdoor protests against racism are OK" trope, because racism is obviously worse than millions of people dying. Extending that, totalitarian Blue states made a big point about curbing obviously low risk outdoor activities, all the way to gardening for Michigan and Vermont. But it was the arrests of lone surfers, filling a skateboard park with sand etc. that I think really got people's attention. Trump also horribly screwed up the messaging about "two weeks to bend the curve" from what the public health people were saying (watch the video). This had to be a long term effort to limit demand for isolation hospital beds with high flow oxygen so we'd not lose people from just this basic level of care (see India's single wave for comparison). Such a failure happened in my corner of deep Red State America when complacency ran into the brick wall of the Delta variant. Before that, there was too much "this isn't a problem, yet" messaging. Trump also showed everyone he was a pathological narcissist by incessantly harping on his entirely useless because it was partial freeze on some people coming to the US from China. Especially after the reversal on masks (legit to bend the curve) it was obvious our ruling trash was a Clown Show. That's before we even get into telling details about how the FDA used CDC ineptitude to make sure no one knew how prevalent COVID was until sometime in April. Also we who had watched CDC botch for example the big Ebola outbreak saw more of the same in general. And this drove too much of the Right stark raving mad and brought out too many people's selfish sociopathy, but that's another topic, albeit based on much of the above sort of things.

@Aether Wikipedia has a different albeit congruent definition of jugaad: "Jugaad or jugaar (Hindustani: जुगाड़ / جگاڑ jugāṛ) is a concept of non-conventional and frugal innovation on the Indian subcontinent. It also includes innovative fixes or simple workarounds, solutions that bend the rules, or resources that can be used in such a way. It is considered creative to make existing things work and create new things with meager resources." I find this at least somewhat credible since I've been reading on and off the NTSC synopsis of their final report on the Baltimore harbor bridge collapse, when a pajeet crew smashed one of its supports. One of the most fundamental problems was replacing a Diesel generator's fuel pump with one that was designed for removing fuel from a pipe for maintenance. One critical problem was if it lost and regained power, it didn't restart itself, it simply wasn't designed for such a critical purpose. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugaad Synopsis: https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/Documents/Board%20Summary%20Contact%20of%20Containership%20Dali%20with%20Francis%20Scott%20Key%20Bridge.pdf The final report: https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Reports/MIR2540.pdf

Tell me what you really think! Andrew Kloster @ARKloster I love watching buttoned-down “center right” lawyers tweet out the Gorsuch pablum like it’s manna from heaven, while everyone else is dragging him as a clueless Boomer who is knifing America over and over. Guys you don’t have to lick his boots. Or maybe you do. Sad! May 7, 2026 · 12:15 AM UTC https://x.com/ARKloster/status/2052180503973790199

@KingOfWhiteAmerica@poa.st @sickburnbro@poa.st "Well it’s true that the jews couldn’t care less about Science; only whatever gives them a leg up over gullible goyim." As a general principle, absolutely. See psychoanalysis and blank slate Boasian anthropology as detailed in the The Culture of Critique for example. But in the same first half of the 19th Century, contra @cjd@pkteerium.xyz there were very solid fields of science that included Jewish scientists, physics being one of the best documented. The latest and just out edition of that book's excellent rewritten and updated preface notes for example how as Einstein got older he got a lot more ethnocentric, but the fields of physics he contributed to weren't Jewish projects like the two prior mentioned ones. See also revolutionary Jew Bohr (I believe that mindset really helped him) and Pauli. That first half century was extraordinarily productive, including laying the foundations for semiconductors, and built upon, or perhaps augmented Maxwell's work from the previous century. https://antelopehillpublishing.com/product/the-culture-of-critique-by-dr-kevin-macdonald/

@RoBu@shitposter.world @jmw150@poa.st @Kang_Kong3@poa.st Claimed fealty to Israel, especially as political cover (not sure that's happening) when it means absolutely nothing (Restore Britain is far from forming (part of) a government), is not fealty to the diaspora Jews who run too much the U.K. and their genocidal schemes. Which of course work particularity well in a county with a hostile ruling elite since 1066.

@Shadowman311 "Mossad planted thermite charges in the world trade centers while posing as artists" I know this is an ancient posting, but how could this possibly work as an operation? How would they know which floor(s) to put the charges in, to match where the planes ended up hitting??? Per Wikipedia and vague contemporary memory, "between the 93rd and 99th floors" and "between the 77th and 85th floors." If the first floor that lets go is not near where a plane hit....

@Marakus @C_J_S @GoonPatrol @Shadowman311 "[Hadrian] probably killed the jews in israel, but jews which were kicked out of israel for being unbearable survived. And than the worst of the jews got inbreed. Worst of the worst, its truly a curse upon this Earth." That's only true because the Ashkenazi ran one of the very few successful eugenics programs in history, certainly the most overt program to succeed. At the usual costs it raised their IQs significantly from the base of other Jews today and the white male average. Also significant because Israel's Arab neighbors are African-American dumb due in part to badly run inbreeding. Based on various observations, I think there may currently be some undoing of the program, some Israel Jews like the parents of the IDF Chief of Staff at the time of October 7th did a Ashkenazi/non-Ashkenazi match resulting in an physically attractive child....

@sickburnbro This may be true, but I don't see how it follows from the included text about India's thirty thousand or so endogamous jati that are layered on top of the varna (Brahmins to outside that system "untouchable" Dalits). Whatever happened in the past and the name being used by pajeets and per Wikipedia Indo-Iranians, I'm certainly not aware of any jati that we'd call Aryan today. Going further in it's debunking mode, I'm not aware of any groups outside India including "Proto-Indo-Europeans" being that sort of endogamous. My impression is quite to the contrary at the frontier/invading regions ... but we're finding people we'd call very "white" or Aryan as ruler all the way down to Egypt some time ago, right? Including the ancient/older Romans when (eastern) Rome was still a vigorous thing. So they, or the rulers, had some taste in who'd they breed with and most especially elevate?? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aryan

@White_Rabbit@poa.st :saddest: Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav The Henry Nowak case is what they wanted you to think the George Floyd case was. Jun 1, 2026 · 5:48 PM UTC https://x.com/WallStreetMav/status/2061505133448515860