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Thank God That’s Over

26 Saturday Jan 2019

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Praise be to Molock! The shutdown is finished. For three weeks at least.

Submitting to mounting pressure amid growing disruption, President Donald Trump signed a bill Friday to reopen the government for three weeks, backing down from his demand that Congress give him money for his border wall before federal agencies get back to work.

Standing alone in the Rose Garden, Trump said he would sign legislation funding shuttered agencies until Feb. 15 and try again to persuade lawmakers to finance his long-sought wall. The deal he reached with congressional leaders contains no new money for the wall but ends the longest shutdown in U.S. history.

Just as with that last election, your problems are all over now. Go back to sleep.

No Shutdown and No Wall

25 Friday Jan 2019

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This was predictable: Trump caves on Shutdown/Wall.

The Senate swiftly and unanimously approved the deal, and the House was ready to follow suit and send the legislation to Trump for his signature.

Trump’s retreat came in the 35th day of the partial shutdown as intensifying delays at the nation’s airports and another missed payday for hundreds of thousands of federal workers brought new urgency to efforts to resolve the standoff.

The shutdown was ending as Democratic leaders had insisted it must — reopen the government first, then talk border security. “The president thought he could crack Democrats, and he didn’t, and I hope it’s a lesson for him,” said the Senate Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said of her members: “Our unity is our power. And that is what maybe the president underestimated.”

It’s certainly a lesson.

Okay, now we wait two days for the strategery, if any. Actually, we’ve been waiting for two years now. Trump admits there’s an emergency and that he has the authority and power to deal with it … later. We wait.

The shutdown isn’t the problem – next to none care about it. It’s the invasion and the decline, Mr. President.

Yeah, We Know That

25 Friday Jan 2019

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The government admits gun control doesn’t work.

It took the United States government’s Department of Justice an entire study dedicated to gun use and criminals to figure out what logical human beings have already understood for decades. The result of their own study found that gun control laws will never work because criminals will never use legal channels to obtain guns.

According to Fox 5, the findings based on the 2016 Survey of Prison Inmates (SPI), discovered that about 1 in 5 or 21% of all state and federal prisoners reported they had “possessed or carried a firearm when they committed the offense for which they were serving time in prison.” The survey released by the DOJ this month declared that criminals unsurprisingly rely on the black market for their guns.

Now, if they’ll just admit they don’t work either and go away…

CovCath a New Barometer?

24 Thursday Jan 2019

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There’s a great lesson in the Covington Catholic hate hoax: Maybe for the first time ever, the anti-white, anti-Christian hate narrative failed immediately. With the exception of snakes like Bill Crystal and Ben Shapiro, most people picked up on the BS nearly as fast as I did. They promptly rejected it and even made fun of it. This has the establishment in a panic. The latest stories – about the other stories about the likely story – read like psychiatric couch session notes. More on that, maybe, later. For now, a look at the noble “elder” at the center of the hoax:

CNN just published a softball interview with Nathan Phillips, the Native American man at the center of the recent episode at the Lincoln Memorial with some high school students from Kentucky.

Phillips is a con man.

Prove me wrong.

In yesterday’s email I described for you what happened in the now-famous confrontation. I viewed hours of footage to see whose story matched the evidence.

Let’s just say Phillips came in second.

In the original story, Catholic high school students approached and surrounded a peaceful Native American man, and shouted “Build that wall!” The man was merely trying to keep peace between the students and another group, we were told.

When the full footage was released, apologies flooded in — not nearly as many as there should have been (the cowardly and evil Bill Kristol merely deleted his defamatory Tweets instead of apologizing to the kids he’d smeared), but more than I expected.

Phillips, who also directly assaulted the Church’s activities in DC – one would think the Church would notice – is refusing to meet with the students he previously tried to drum out. I bet they’re grateful for that.

There will be more hoaxes like this, many more. Be ready. Prepare to go on the offensive.

 

Yesterday’s Liberal is Today’s Conservative

24 Thursday Jan 2019

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The exploration of a non-ideology:

Conservatism certainly seems alive and well in America. For years polls have consistently shown that more Americans identify as conservative than as liberal. In recent decades both branches of Congress, as well as the White House, have often been controlled by Republicans – who generally regard themselves as conservative. “Conservative” Fox News has for some time been the country’s most widely viewed television news source. Rush Limbaugh, who proudly calls himself a conservative, has for decades been the country’s most popular radio talk show host.

But such influence is deceptive.

Over the past century, conservatives have drastically shifted their views, abandoning their stands on one issue after another, including Medicare, federal spending, Martin Luther King Day, and more. On any given issue, the “conservative” view of today is often the “liberal” view of ten years earlier.

When the Franklin Roosevelt administration and a compliant Congress were establishing Social Security during the 1930s, conservatives opposed it. Denouncing it as “socialist,” they pointed out that it’s basically a compulsory old age insurance program. They likewise resisted Medicare in the years before it was established in 1966, calling this federal program “socialized medicine.”

Today not a single prominent politician who regards himself as conservative dares call for dismantling Social Security or Medicare. To the contrary, conservative politicians assure voters that they will “protect” these programs. Conservatives likewise fought the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. Although there is still some residual talk of repealing and replacing it, it appears that some form of the Act will remain in place. And just as they eventually accepted the once-despised Social Security and Medicare programs, conservatives very likely will come around to accepting some version of Obamacare.

Just be right, right-wing. Keep it that way.

Globalism = Global Slavery … So The People Support It – From TPC

23 Wednesday Jan 2019

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On the “regular” day – a reposting in case you missed it. More, new stuff to come soon.

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Bleak:

I wrote this week’s column on the day (Monday) set aside to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday (this year’s celebration of his 90th). So it is, with humble pride, I commence with a quote from Dr. King:

 

Now the question that we face this evening is this: In the light of the fact that the oppressed people of the world are rising up against that oppression; in the light of the fact that the American Negro is rising up against his oppression, the question is this: How will the struggle for justice be waged?

-Martin Luther King, Jr., “Justice Without Violence,” April 3, 1957

The answer to King’s question, in global terms and in light of a new poll is, sadly: “With Slavish Stupidity.”

The poll is from the World Economic Forum, from the slave-masters straight out of Davos, Switzerland. That being said, a grain of…

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Globalism = Global Slavery … So The People Support It – From TPC

22 Tuesday Jan 2019

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Bleak:

 

I wrote this week’s column on the day (Monday) set aside to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday (this year’s celebration of his 90th). So it is, with humble pride, I commence with a quote from Dr. King:

 

Now the question that we face this evening is this: In the light of the fact that the oppressed people of the world are rising up against that oppression; in the light of the fact that the American Negro is rising up against his oppression, the question is this: How will the struggle for justice be waged?

 

-Martin Luther King, Jr., “Justice Without Violence,” April 3, 1957

 

The answer to King’s question, in global terms and in light of a new poll is, sadly: “With Slavish Stupidity.”

 

The poll is from the World Economic Forum, from the slave-masters straight out of Davos, Switzerland. That being said, a grain of salt ingested, the reported trends are in line with observable reality. A Majority of People, Worldwide, Support Globalism.

 

Globalism is merely a false face, gilded with money-chasing jealousy, greed, and ignorance, for worldwide Satanism – the total domination of all the world by a small handful of dedicated servants of the Prince of the World. It is more than the destruction of the Nations, more than the destruction of the family; it is the destruction of lives and souls.

 

How, then, could anyone, let alone a majority of people, support such insidious evil? The answer, thinks this author, lies partly in the misplaced hope and trust that generally good-natured people allow. Another part, a critical part, lies in the … I’m not trying to be unkind here … in the lower than desired intelligence of the people. The numbers for global support and for IQ match a little too closely for my liking.
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READ THE WHOLE THING

PS: It really is an awesome article.

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I Condemn the “Church” for Condemning the #CovingtonBoys

21 Monday Jan 2019

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I knew the original story was complete bullshit the second I saw the headline. And, I knew it even without reading further – just the source was enough to tip me off. It was a HuffPo headline, one of the dozens my dumb phone gives unsolicited, courtesy of Google or Verizon or someone. They all come from leftists sources and can be roundly regarded as fake news. If they tell me the Pats won the Super Bowl, I then question if the Pats even played in it. I can’t stop their flowing either.

Anyway, the media narrative about the Catholic HS altercation in DC has fallen apart, with the young men from Kentucky now being revealed as the victims.

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Before they were accosted by Chief Crying Wolf, the Known Activitst, they were taunted by members of the New Black, Real Hebrew, Original Eygptians, Islamic, We-Was-Kangz, Dr.-King-is-Rolling-in-his-Grave, Malcontent, If-It’s-So-Bad-Then-Get-the-Hell-Back-to-Africa-Now Thugs. Other protest types probably attacked them too – it was DC on a weekend… The boys showed remarkable restraint, poise, and good-natured humor. Now, they come under attack from the pols, the media, neocons, and liberal terrorists worldwide (death threats, doxxing, etc.).

Why were they in DC in the first place? Well, the Diocese of Covington, KY put out a call for the Faithful to rally last weekend, in DC, in defense of Life, to oppose those 41 million annual baby murders (700K – 1M per year in the US). The boys responded, going – MAGA hats on heads – to the DC Pro-Life rally. And, the home Church is so proud of them…

Actually, the Diocese’s next public pronouncement was to condemn the boys (with similar condemnation from their school, local shithead politicians, other idiots, etc). I’m not making this up – a one, two website punch – see, here:

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Yeah, how’s that for Christian gratitude?

Now, some of you may recall hearing of this particular Diocese before. That’s right! Back in 2005, they paid a (then) record $120 Million settlement to the victims of their faggot, child-molesting “priests” and ensuing cover-up!

It makes sense, as it shows whom we’re dealing with here and that they’ve learned little-to-nothing in 14 years. Men, take your families and your money out of these “church” organizations. Christ has already departed.

**Note** I now hear the #CovBoys are gearing up the lawsuits. Let ’em fly, lads!

**Note** Pay careful attention to that first PJW link, the pictures especially. They’re not all funny memes. One can catch glimpses of the LGBTQP&C crowd’s current agenda at work. That agenda the media glorifies. Mostly white Christians in MAGA hats respecting the unborn? That the media sees as the real problem. Will. Not. End. Well.

The Corrosive BS of American Academia

21 Monday Jan 2019

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As seen and chronicled by an American academic, Prof. Christian Smith of Notre Dame’s School of Sociology:

I have had nearly enough bullshit. The manure has piled up so deep in the hallways, classrooms, and administration buildings of American higher education that I am not sure how much longer I can wade through it and retain my sanity and integrity.

Even worse, the accumulated effects of all the academic BS are contributing to this country’s disastrous political condition and, ultimately, putting at risk the very viability and character of decent civilization. What do I mean by BS?

BS is the university’s loss of capacity to grapple with life’s Big Questions, because of our crisis of faith in truth, reality, reason, evidence, argument, civility, and our common humanity.

BS is the farce of what are actually “fragmentversities” claiming to be universities, of hyperspecialization and academic disciplines unable to talk with each other about obvious shared concerns.

BS is the expectation that a good education can be provided by institutions modeled organizationally on factories, state bureaucracies, and shopping malls — that is, by enormous universities processing hordes of students as if they were livestock, numbers waiting in line, and shopping consumers.

BS is universities hijacked by the relentless pursuit of money and prestige, including chasing rankings that they know are deeply flawed, at the expense of genuine educational excellence (to be distinguished from the vacuous “excellence” peddled by recruitment and “advancement” offices in every run-of-the-mill university).

BS is the ideologically infused jargon deployed by various fields to stake out in-group self-importance and insulate them from accountability to those not fluent in such solipsistic language games.

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Read on and on about what BS is in higher “education.” Understand that, “the long-term corrosive effects on politics and culture can also be repaired only over the long term, if ever. There are no quick fixes here. So I do not speak in hyperbole by saying that our accumulated academic BS puts at risk decent civilization itself.”

Hope remains:

… We will need people with the capacity to retrieve and revitalize the best of higher education’s past and restructure it organizationally in ways that are most effective in the future.

History gives us some reason to hope that creative women and men will, over time, develop fruitful experiments and build new institutions that lead to a reblossoming of excellent higher education worthy of the name and help revitalize culture and political life. …

I’d like to help with the retrieval and revitalization. In addition to posts like this, a very few of you know of my ongoing covert work in this area. And, boy, does it need work.