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I Thought They Were Taking “Southern” Out

17 Thursday Sep 2020

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Tossing out the moniker as they threw out the teachings of Christ. THIS is one of the 20,000 reasons to read what Vox Day writes.

Another day and another churchian speaks out against Christianity, truth, and hope:

The movement’s followers craft elaborate tales of super-wealthy liberal politicians, officials and celebrities engaging in child sex trafficking, media manipulation, abuse of government power and other criminal acts.

Some followers believe members of the cabal participate in satanic cults that kidnap, rape and torture young children in order to harvest a psychotropic chemical called adrenochrome from their blood.

Yes, heathen, this conforms to the observable reality of the past forty+ years. Why waste time writing an op-ed attacking people who oppose evil (and note the confusing way he mixes in Q and Q followers, with a healthy sprinkle of lies and deception) rather than just attacking the evil itself. Oh, yeah. That’s why.

It Was Not Tom Ironsides

15 Tuesday Sep 2020

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In Venezuela…

VENEZUELA’S President says authorities caught a U.S. Marine-turned-CIA spy with ‘special weapons’ meant to target the nation’s oil refineries

President Nicolás Maduro said the U.S. spy was caught targeting a pair of refineries on the north Caribbean coast as the country is in the grips of a deep gasoline shortage.

Tom wouldn’t have gotten caught.

Fear: The New Abnormal

11 Friday Sep 2020

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For decades, this country has suffered hoax after hoax. Rather than bounce back from scares and write off the liars who manipulate public sentiment, the people have bowed down and meekly embraced the art of the devil. Rev. Baldwin explains the tragedy in a nutshell. And as he notes, it’s all the worse because we used to be a Christian nation.

On the whole, modern Christianity is a sloppy, sugary, sensationalized, shallow, self-serving sideshow where God is used as both a marketing agent and a spiritual Santa Claus for spoiled, Me-First materialists. So, when a satanically inspired cabal of power-mad scientists comes along with its sky-is-falling, fearmongering pontifications, the Church falls at the foot of this diabolical safety-at-all-costs altar like a carnival clown in a dunking booth.

Watch his associated sermon too if you have an hour. Will it ever again be time to rise up and live without the fear?

I’d Rather Watch the Virus

09 Wednesday Sep 2020

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NFL BLM season kicks off … whenever, and boy, do they have a show for all the fans who won’t be in the stands.

“I wish we had listened earlier, Kap, to what you were kneeling about and what you were trying to bring attention to,” Goodell said in a recent interview

As well as allowing players to protest peacefully, the NFL plans a number of initiatives to demonstrate its support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

End zones will bear the words “End Racism” and “It Takes All of Us”, while players will be allowed to wear helmet stickers featuring the names of victims of racism.

The song “Lift Every Voice and Sing” — often described as the black national anthem — will be played before every game this weekend.

190,000,000,000,000,000,000 dead from the hoax and they still can’t stoop low enough.

During TPC’s rollicking summer, I wrote two different versions of a playful article about this momentous occasion. I can’t remember if… Well, anyway, there’s no point now. Hopefully, this will be the final season of felon-ball. Now would be the ideal time to hit the weights and the range.

“Secretly” Preparing

08 Tuesday Sep 2020

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Some see it as a secret, though I don’t know how they can. The left seems to be “preparing” for, or rather, practicing their violence openly and notoriously. Still, they have questions.

“I don’t know what the strategy is when armed right-wing militia dudes show up in polling places,” the same source said. “This [Kyle] Rittenhouse guy is being lionized on the right, right now. If it is being unleashed that you can shoot people and be a hero, I don’t know what preparation we can possibly do for that.”

How about this: stop subverting, looting, burning, murdering, raping children, and attacking teenagers. And, it’s “Mr. Rittenhouse, the hero of Kenosha.”

3,500

08 Tuesday Sep 2020

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This post, the purpose of which is to tell you about this post, is number 3,500 here at the old blog. That’s 10% more than our nearest competitor and in half the time. Thank you for all the attention these past eight-plus years. Onward!

Need Better Marketing

07 Monday Sep 2020

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My school idea might go better, with more funding, if I could just make some really crazy claims about a hoax.

The author of a viral pro-lockdown Medium post predicting 10 million Americans could die from coronavirus is also the Vice-President of a company that just raised $80 million in fundraising for an online learning platform.

Back on March 10th, Thomas Pueyo wrote a post entitled ‘Coronavirus: Why You Must Act Now’ which ended up receiving 40 million views and was translated into 40 different languages.

He then followed up with another alarmist piece in which he asserted, “If we do nothing: Everybody gets infected, the healthcare system gets overwhelmed, the mortality explodes, and 10 million people die.”

I checked. It’s less of a learning platform and more of a mass spoon-feeding the likes of which eased Frank Ellis’s departure from the University of Leeds. College: the Cliff Notes edition. With a Board of banksters and Advisors with a CFR-y smell. On the other hand, I did not see any overt homage to Diversianity. There’s that. On yet some other hand, they did raise $80 million.

Hmmm. Okay, if you help me start a new online UN-school, things will go well. If not, I expect the alien invasion could easily result in 50-550 trillion deaths somewhere. I also have a quitclaim deed for a bridge ready to execute. I’ll go get a net for all the cash…

Church of the Immaculate Corporation

07 Monday Sep 2020

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Secular neo-pagan heathens essentially worship themselves, society, or the state. As corporations are just tacky state-created fake entities, it makes sense that they are cashing in on the pseudo-religious craze.

That sense of alignment with the divine, of guidance and belonging, of comfort and solidarity once provided by the act of congregation – that maybe got soiled or complicated by things like child sexual abuse scandals or a religious community that struggled to incorporate cultural shifts like social justice movements – can now be easily replaced by the same employer who recently refused to add dental to your health benefits. By promoting “mindfulness” and “intention”, by participating in group rituals, by making even routine tasks meaningful and soulful, employers can make the work day a kind of spiritual practice.

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This is just the next inevitable step in the secularization process that divides ancient tradition from its larger contexts or meanings.

Read the whole article, commentary on the “nonsensical” and all. Is there not a certain sulfurous smell about this trend? Does the company town really need a company church temple?

More Education Shifting

05 Saturday Sep 2020

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A follow-up(s) on the earlier ed story:

Catholic schools, many of them – or, some of them, are in trouble and some are closing. This is in keeping with the trend reported in the other story. It could also have something to do with the way the churches were attacked by the hoax shutdowns. If your child’s private school closes, do not use the public alternative. That’s when homeschooling really comes into play.

And, again, the colleges are in real trouble. LRC asks what we can do about it? He’s got some great ideas, of course. My answer might be: cheer.

Home Is Where The School Is

05 Saturday Sep 2020

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Or, where it should be in almost all cases.

The “schools” are slowly, painfully coming back into session, with masks and fear in abundance. In the middle of August, I noted a poll that showed that 82% of American parents were afraid of sending the kids back to school and that 25% would not do so. It may be a little early to see how those positions play out in full, but we do have a new poll with some mixed results.

Now, parents report to Gallup that 89% of the kiddies will be in some form of school or another. Yes, something happened to the concerns of 82% and the resolve of 25%. Nuances: public “school,” private school, and parochial school attendance is down this year. Charter school (a concept I’ve never really understood) enrollment is up. The great news is that homeschooling has allegedly doubled!!! It’s up to ten percent of all children from five last year.

The government’s indoctrination, molestation prisons are dead. The privates are, by and large, a mixed bag. Home is where the heart, the results, and the hope is. And, homeschools are not the second-largest block in the ed demographics game. If this trend holds, then next year home education will account for more students than all other public alternatives combined.

We’ll borrow a label and call these home students the talented tenth of the future!