The LARP of Death

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Craven fool invades beach:

To protest people packing the sands, a Santa Rosa Beach lawyer is taking action and hitting the road.

Daniel Uhlfelder, who is originally from Miami, will dress as the Grim Reaper starting Friday, he announced on Twitter.

The creepy getup may appear as if Halloween has come early. But it’s really meant to scare people away.

The people at the beach, living their lives without fear, are not the ones to scare. They’ll laugh at “Death.” Maybe, for a return favor, they can have pictures made with him – up close and all.

Robotic Child Abuse by 2050

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Look out! Here comes… This is from The Sun, so there’s a high probability of hype or a jocular nature. But…

ROBOTS will raise one in three children in the future, an AI expert says.

Dr Michelle Tempest says the droids will feed, exercise and teach kids.

They will also change nappies and tell stories and artificial uteruses will develop foetuses.

Dr Tempest says that by 2050 parenting will be “entirely optional”.

She reckons mums and dads will only see their kids during holidays.

I reckons that they won’t opt for the artificial uteruses as that might deprive Moloch of a few drops. The rest? Let this come true and, in a generation, the bots will see humans as “entirely optional.”

Harvard Down?

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What will they do???

Harvard University announced Monday that, given the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic, it is leaving the door open for a fall semester without students on campus.

“We cannot be certain that it will be safe to resume all usual activities” by autumn, university provost Alan Garber wrote in a note to the school Monday. “Consequently, we will need to prepare for a scenario in which much or all learning will be conducted remotely.”

The usual activities including giving the world SJWs, Napalm, the Bat Bomb, and Larry Summers. Perhaps it would be better to just close it down permanently.

More on this trend, this week, at TPC!

Check Your VMAT2 Privilege

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America has become a massive case study in the wicked (mis)leading the stupid. I just returned home from [Big Box Store] where everyone except me stepped and fetched wearing Halloween costumes and mumbling about “getting it.” If only they got it!

Many thanks to Ann Barnhardt for digging up the following video. Watch the video within the primary video (around 4:00) to see what the Pentagram was up to fifteen years ago regarding your fake “virus” and the anti-religious genetic-modification “vaccine.”

The United States Empire is pure satanic evil and has been for many decades. Things like this make the barbarian invasion look favorable by comparison. Well, this is what you voted for. Good luck!

When Ever Was The Era Of Small Government?

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Remember Raygun Ronny? The “era of big government is over?” Reagan made the statement even as he doubled the size of the government and the debt. Bush (the first) made a similar statement as he doubled them. Clinton: stated but doubled again. Bush II: doubled. Obama: doubled. Orange Man: doubling in progress.

So, if it never went away, how can it be back?

History shows that big national shocks have a way of changing the role of government in lasting ways—and any shock as big as the coronavirus pandemic inevitably will alter political life and philosophies in America.

The crisis has been not just a public-health emergency requiring a sweeping response, but also the cause of the most searing economic pain since the Great Depression, summoning forth a multi-trillion-dollar government intervention into the economy.

Blah, blah, blah. The poll shows that more Republicants support the “new” big government than Demoncrats. The conservative thing, again.

As Predicted

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Negative oil, negative consequences. As I said:

So, West Texas Intermediate crude just (if briefly) traded in NEGATIVE territory – meaning nobody wants the oil and they have to pay people to take it. Free-loading Amerikants might think that’s a good deal, especially for gasoline. And, it will be – while current supplies last. Then, we find out what happens when there is no profit in gas or oil at any price. My guess is that it means a shortage.

The next chapter:

The economic impact of the coronavirus has ripped through the oil industry in dramatic phases. First it destroyed demand as lockdowns shut factories and kept drivers at home. Then storage started filling up and traders resorted to ocean-going tankers to store crude in the hope of better prices ahead.

Now shipping prices are surging to stratospheric levels as the industry runs out of tankers — a sign of just how distorted the market has become.

The specter of production shut-downs — and the impact they will have on jobs, companies, their banks, and local economies — was one of the reasons that spurred world leaders to join forces to cut production in an orderly way. But as the scale of the crisis dwarfed their efforts, failing to stop prices diving below zero last week, shut-downs are now a reality. It’s the worst-case scenario for producers and refiners.

Might not be a best-case scenario for drivers either.

Borrowing to Prosperity

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Trillions of dollars!!!

“I think as we begin to reopen the economy in May and June you’re going to see the economy really bounce back in July, August, September,” Mnuchin said on “Fox News Sunday.”

“We are putting an unprecedented amount of fiscal relief into the economy,” he added. “You’re seeing trillions of dollars that’s making its way into the economy, and I think this is going to have a significant impact.”

Wallace, however, noted that the Congressional Budget Office recently predicted the economy will contract by 5.6 percent for the year and that unemployment will peak at 16 percent in the third quarter.

In response, Mnuchin said that “we’ve never seen anything like this,”

Not in Amerika, no.

The Acronym Lengthens

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We were caught off guard yet again. While you scratched your head and wondered just what “trans” is, while I worried about the kiddies (being eaten), they slipped another one in… “B” is already taken, so I suppose “Z” works – for zoophilia. If you don’t know, don’t look it up. Maybe keep your pets away from that Danish fellow down the street. We forgot about Fido. They didn’t.

No link on this one – too insane to repeat. Now to go barf up lunch…

The Amerikan Psych Ward

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Americans no longer have a nation. We instead live in a vast mental institution, part depressing reality, and part even more depressing television.

Jim Bakker just incurred the wrath of- Yeah! Jim “dial 900 to request a prayer, 800 to make a donation” Bakker is still alive! Jim Bakker just incurred the wrath of the FDA and the Missouri AG after he hawked medical silver as a “virus” cure on his Gospel of Insanity Show. Silver is nominally anti-microbial, though in pill form perhaps not that effective. He got in trouble. No. No! Then, not to be outdone by a 1980’s has-been, Orange Man touted the liquid sunshine and injectable bleach cure!!!! I’m sure that at least one of our 300 million…

For what it’s worth, neither of these men has a background in medicine, science, or anything remotely honest.

In real “virus” news: The CDC announced 6,000 more “virus” symptoms, to include things within and without the body. If you have a headache, you have the “virus.” If you stump your toe, get stabbed, fall off a ladder, or scope-eye yourself while sighting in the old .30-06, then you have the “virus.” Should it rain, you have the “virus.” When one day changes to the next … it’s once again, the “virus.”

The good news is that tonight, Rod Serling will address the nation oversized nut house during Orange Man’s 975th “virus” press conference. Hold off on the bleach until then.

Around the Nation

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Or, nation-shaped kind of place, that giant mental asylum between Mexico and Canada.

While you shuffled around in your Halloween costume, foraging for toilet paper and trying to stay saaaaaafe, the following was going on:

Enter the Greater Depression;

Orange Man is advised by cartoon character idiots (spacesuits for the sheep!);

In a 100-man Senate, 6 is unanimous. Now, this is the second bailout bill. The one from a few weeks ago just wasn’t enough even though it was the most expensive single-ticket insanity in history. (And, they are already putting the finishing touches on yet another package, likely to be followed by another, then another, etc.). This 6-man, unanimous, quick-n-easy $483 Billion spree amounts to more than the entire federal budget for 1978 ($458 Bn).

An alternate way to spell “U-S-A” is “D-E-A-D.” I look forward to the Fourth of July – provided the country is even moderately open by then – and all the platitudes and songs about freedom and so forth. Okay, for now, everyone stay saaaaaaafe! We’re all in this, like it or not, together. We can beat the invisible enemy, and history, and reality, and even gravity.