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The UK and the Demographic Trap

07 Sunday May 2023

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A concise afterthought summary of Douglas Murray’s recent piece might as well be, “should have listened to Enoch Powell!”

The more I look at the UK, the more it seems to me to have changed utterly. Is all of that change bad? No. But is all of it good? Definitely not. There remain pockets of the country that are recognisable, but the idea that we any longer have a coherent country, with a coherent set of values, ideas or beliefs, disappeared years ago. We are a collection of communities. Buy your way into one of the richer ones and you can still have a wonderful life – even a recognisable one. Fail to get your crampons into that and you will have to live in the confused mêlée that a generation of politicians has cast you into.

That’s the UK, not the USSA. As I keep telling my English friends, now, yesterday even is the time for emergency military action. Maybe they can convince their German King to do it to save the climate or something. If not, there is no guarantee we’ll always have England.

UPDATE: Vox Day posted an epic thought regarding the coronation:

The only way the coronation could have gone well is if Charles had accepted the crown, then personally executed that satanic Archbishop of Canterbury, whose pretense to Christian authority has been openly rejected by the greater part of the global Anglican Church, with the Sword of State. After which, he would have declared English sovereignty and ordered the deportation of Rishi Sunak and all the other fake English grandees present.

I too was surprised none of that happened.

Nowhere to Retreat

06 Saturday May 2023

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Vox has some interesting commentary on a recent article about the steady, obvious decline of urban areas and city life.

While Hoyt has finally come to terms, more or less, with the fact that she is not an American despite her acceptance of many American ideals, apparently it is still too emotionally painful to point out that the reason for the death of the cities is that white people, particularly white Americans, do not wish to live around black people or under immigrant rule.

And these days, living in a major city requires both.

She correctly notes that the major cities are now unliveable, but the reasons that she provides are merely consequences of the real reasons. Detroit was 91 percent white in 1940, with a population of 1,623,452. In 2020, the city was 11 percent white, with a population of 639,111. This demographic change is not the result of “crime, malfeasance, and bureaucratic hatred”, but rather the cause of it.

That same process is already taking place in the suburbs and smaller cities. The problem is that in the USA, Europe, and Australia, there is nowhere else to go. And once there is nowhere further for whites to retreat, the empire will collapse in violence, if it has not already for other reasons.

“Get out of the cities” is still, for now, good advice. But, sooner than many expect, the problems will plight formerly pleasant areas too. At some point, turning and fighting will be the only option. Yes, the US alone is enormous and offers many remote places where one could ride out the rest of whatever and never even know what happened. But that would require a substantial tradeoff most won’t even consider. Here’s to one day making civilization civilized again.

Gordon Lightfoot, RIP

05 Friday May 2023

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A sadder Music Minute, earlier this week.

Gordon Lightfoot, the legendary folk singer whose silvery refrains told a tale of Canadian identity that was exported to listeners worldwide, has died at 84.

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“We have lost one of our greatest singer-songwriters,” tweeted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau late Monday.

That odd moment when one agrees with Fidel, Jr.

Thursday’s Music Minute

04 Thursday May 2023

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Zoomer chick pop, who knew? The other day, I randomly stumbled across the talented and lovely Olivia Rodrigo and “Good 4 U”. This highly-up tempo little ditty heled me blast through writing the second half of something. (See if you can spot it!) Anyway, it’s a song about a crazy ex girlfriend as sung eponymously. Obsessing n’ projecting just a tad. If one watches the official video, the cinematography fits perfectly if a bit teeny-bop-ishly. I found it a light-hearted, somewhat funny lyrical take on a fairly disturbed but not unheard of scenario. The music strikes me as … let’s see. Imagine a good, old-fashioned original pop tune – like a solid Tommy Roe number, or the female version thereof – jazzed-up to 80s-90s standards. It’s catchy. There’s the fine guitar hooking. Blabbity, blabbity, here it is:

Trust Pharmakeia

03 Wednesday May 2023

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Trust, and do not re-read Revelation 18:23.

Trust Pfizer and the FDA:

The darkest of all of the WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Analysis Reports so far has appeared — this one by COO and WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Documents Analysis Project Director Amy Kelly. Pfizer’s latest-released tranche of internal documents — which the FDA sought a court to keep hidden for 75 years — confirms that Pfizer knew that women who had been “exposed” to the vaccine — including prior to pregnancy – were sustaining spontaneous abortions and miscarriages.

Do not trust this crazy conspiracy theorist “doctor” in Japan:

How the Vaxx Causes Cancer

And especially, why it is triggering pre-existing cancers that had previously been in remission. Translated from Twitter.

Professor Murakami of Tokyo University of Science: Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine had plasmid DNA, so when I checked it, I was surprised to find the SV40 sequence. SV40 is a promoter of cancer viruses, and the presence of this sequence facilitates the translocation of DNA to the human nucleus. easier to enter the genome. Even though it’s a sequence that is completely unnecessary to make an mRNA vaccine. Why SV40?

Trilliana 華: The plasmid DNA map submitted by Pfizer to the EMA (European Medicines Agency) does not appear to include SV40. Why did you hide it? The contents of the plasmid DNA submitted to PMA by Pfizer (left) and the contents revealed this time (right). The double-enhanced SV40 promoter is completely absent from the declaration. Why did you deliberately insert the unnecessary cancer sequence twice? Why did you hide an important point that should never be overlooked?

This appears to explain the explosive increase we are seeing in recurring cancers that are unusually aggressive and increasingly lethal, which are up 20 percent among the under-55 population since 2020. And unfortunately, the risks do not appear to be declining over time since the injections, although it is too soon to reach any conclusions on that score. It is therefore extremely important to encourage your vaccinated friends and family with a history of cancer to move up their checkup timelines, in order to give them a chance of catching a recurring cancer early enough to give them a chance of having it successfully treated again.

It’s worth noting that this information is broadly consistent with a leak from a purported Moderna engineer back in December 2020 on 4chan.

Yeah, pay no heed to 4chan, whatever that is. Just trust science! Uh, but don’t READ science. Certainly do not invest in a new wood chipper or length of rope or anything.

Say, is that another CCP balloon? And did you hear Putin died again?!

More Nothing To See

02 Tuesday May 2023

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First Republic was in dire straits just a few months ago. All was reformed, and then, poof(!), it teetered at the brink once again. No mind, JPMorgan has saved the day! And, of course, JPM itself, is as solvent as any US bank can be. Read more at the WSJ.

And, hey! Did you hear Vladimir Putin died again. And Russia was defeated Again. And is that a CPC weather balloon?!?!

Happy Birthday, GG

30 Sunday Apr 2023

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Another grand anniversary for my only, or best link to pop culture! And she’s been busy lately, as reported by the fan paparazzi. Something must be up, beyond the ongoing promotion of Tiffany and Co. Whatever it is, it’s also evidence the gal doesn’t age. Happy birthday, Gal.

This celebratory note, I think, will round out the April mania at this little web log. More in May.

It Is Not Your Imagination

29 Saturday Apr 2023

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On a recent drive around the very healthy and thriving, no problems republic, I noticed something that I sometimes notice. It almost looks like there are more people out and about than there used to be. On the roads, milling around various places, etc. Have you ever observed the same? If so, then your eyes are telling the truth. Since I was very young, the US population has increased by two-thirds. Back then, there was a hair over 200 million of us. Now, there are more than 330 million.

The increase has been almost 100% foreign imports and related progeny. Still, for all that, on the whole, everyone is still remarkably well behaved – rants to the contrary aside. Trend-wise, so many of us now live in cities. I noticed that small towns are still small. While urban and commercial corridors are heavily clogged, the back roads are mostly free of traffic.

What does all this suggest? Several things. But today, I’m just stating the obvious. Otherwise, happy weekend.

Fake Pope, Much Fakery

28 Friday Apr 2023

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Anti-Pope Bergoglio ups da VOOOOAT!

The Vatican on Wednesday published the modifications he approved, which emphasise his vision for the lay faithful taking on a greater role in church affairs that have long been left to clerics, bishops and cardinals.

Ever since the Second Vatican Council, the 1960s meetings that modernized the church, popes have summoned the world’s bishops to Rome for a few weeks at a time to debate particular topics.

At the end of the meetings, the bishops vote on specific proposals and put them to the pope, who then produces a document taking their views into account.

Until now, the only people who could vote were men.

But under the new changes, five religious sisters will join five priests as voting representatives for religious orders.

At this rate, in a few years, the only people populating the fake Norco church will be SJWs, sexual curiosities, and freemasons. How it works, I do not know, but we will have to select a Pope, I suppose, and then perhaps a crusade to Rome will be in order to exorcise what’s left of the filth. Deus vult.

FRC Down

27 Thursday Apr 2023

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The other day, I checked, and the Freedom Roasters Coffee site is offline. This was expected, but it stills kind of smarts. C’est la vie.

At this point, all that remains of the FP line of services are the pods at Anchor and the old YT vids. The final broadcast was my January 2023 goodbye, now almost five months old.

I’m still giving thought to a revived, independent podcast – thought with little action. I have 2 or 3 east platforms I could use. But there’s a matter of time and of timing. Time, as it turns out, will tell.