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The Desert: We Knew This

05 Monday Apr 2021

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Rapidly declining IQs nationwide equate to a distinct lack of advanced skills.

Middle schoolers in U.S. counties where fewer adults have advanced cognitive skills seem less likely to develop advanced skills themselves, according to a paper presented at a Brookings Papers on Economic Activity conference on March 25.

In Advanced cognitive skill deserts in the U.S.: Their likely causes and implications, Caroline M. Hoxby of Stanford University maps county-level data from standardized tests to show which regions have higher percentages of adults and children with advanced skills and which areas have lower percentages.

Voting won’t help. Neither will money. This is demography in relentless action. The time for emergency action was 1985. Welcome to third world Amerika.

Have a Coke and Some Bile

22 Monday Feb 2021

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And, just like that, I have drunk my last Coca-Cola.

COCA-COLA employees were told in an online training to “try to be less white” in an effort to combat racism discrimination.

Photos of Coca-Cola’s online training seminar were shared on social media this week, showing slides that featured tips on how “to be less white,” including being “less ignorant,” and “less oppressive.”

“To be less white is to” reads one slide, while listing things like “be less arrogant, be less certain, be less defensive, be more humble, listen, believe, break with apathy,” and “break with white solidarity.”

In their defense, the sugarwater poison maker said these hateful points were off in the side notes or something. It’s time to kick Coke out of the fridge like CPAC kicked out Young Pharaoh. Cucka-Kola. No thanks.

It’s Really the Demographics

12 Friday Feb 2021

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If you find you’re small town and county going “bluer” by the election, then, yes, you may notice things like elected officials who behave like idiots at best. All you need to do – ask any Boomer moron – is get them to read the Constitution (or have someone read it to them!) and then they’ll vote Republican and things will magically fix themselves. Or, if you’re intelligent, you might notice that 56% of your population now consists of people who reliably vote Democrat – period, and who are not known for civilization. What did you do to deserve this state of affairs? Well, you rebelled against God in some way(s), in general, and you failed to have children, specifically. Demographics = destiny. And, if you’re angry about malfunctioning street lights, guess what goes next!

Hey, Hey, Ho, Ho, “Whiteness” Civ Has Got To Go?

11 Thursday Feb 2021

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US academians will not be happy until nothing remains of the civilization that created the academy. Literally:

An academic says classics should be cut from university syllabi as it’s so “entangled with white supremacy as to be inseparable from it.” But depriving future generations of the wisdom of the past leads to ignorance & division.

Dan-el Padilla Peralta, a black academic, claims that Western civilisation is based on conceptions of ‘whiteness’ that come from interpretations of the ancient authors. Recently, some classicists have tied their own discipline to white nationalism, wanting to exculpate their discipline from supposed racism.

So sayeth the black classics professor at Princeton! At this point, outside of two known exceptions, there not only is no point in attending a liberal arts college, but there also won’t be any colleges to attend soon.

How’s That Sexual Revolution Working Out For You?

09 Tuesday Feb 2021

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Not too good, if you’re a woman these days. Because of what the “pandemic” did(!) the WSJ notices that the aging cat ladies among us seem a little disenchanted with their cultural life decisions.

Kelli Wheeler always knew she wanted to have children. But in April, her boyfriend broke up with her right as the pandemic set off social-distancing mandates that make dating much more complicated. The 34-year-old decided she would have to rethink her path to motherhood.

“Even if I met a guy quite quickly, I was three or four years away from having kids because I’d want some time where it was just the two of us,” says Ms. Wheeler, a digital-content producer in Los Angeles. “I began looking into ways I could take control of my fertility, without a man.” She booked a consultation at a fertility clinic and plans to freeze her eggs this spring.

Ms. Wheeler is one of many single women in their 30s and 40s who have found themselves reassessing their plans for having children in the past year. The pandemic has both made it harder to meet a partner and provided time for introspection. For some women, that has sparked a realization that they want to prioritize motherhood, regardless of whether they are in a relationship. Plenty of men, of course, have had similar epiphanies, but biology forces women to take action within a more limited window of time.

Wait! I thought biology was just a social construct. JK! I really do feel for these women and the rest of our rapidly decaying society. Maybe the time to have children was around 18 or 20? Married? Maybe we’ve all been lied to for generations. This has been in force long before the Coronahoax drifted in. See this study on the death of the nuclear family in the US.

Collapsing Catholic Education In Amerika

09 Tuesday Feb 2021

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It must be that mean old “pandemic” and “resulting” economic recession that’s to blame!

Between the 2019-2020 school year and the current year, nationwide enrollment dropped by 110,000 to about 1.6 million students. Back in the 1960s, enrollment was more than 5 million.

With the recent wave of closures, there are now 5,981 Catholic schools in the United States, compared with more than 11,000 in 1970.

Or, it could be something else. 1960s? 1970? What has changed since then? Off the top of my head I can think of the death of the American nation as the predominant culture in the dying US. Then, there’s the decline of a Catholic Church largely beholden to things like Novus Ordo and a fake pope. Really a mystery… Must be the “pandemic.”

The “Rule of Law” in the Western Circus

04 Thursday Feb 2021

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Post-Nuremberg, in the wake of the death of honest jurisprudence, we take what we can get. In Western Europe, what we get is idiotic hypocrisy.

In the case of Belgium, that means diplomats can go to jail.

An Antwerp court sentenced Assadolah Assadi, an Iranian diplomat formerly based in Vienna, Austria to the maximum 20 years behind bars on Thursday. It is the first time an Iranian official has been put on trial and sentenced by an EU member state for terrorism offenses.

Reporters were not allowed into the courtroom to hear the verdict, with the whole building heavily guarded by police backed by armored vehicles and helicopters.

“The ruling shows two things: A diplomat doesn’t have immunity for criminal acts… and the responsibility of the Iranian state in what could have been carnage,” Belgian prosecution lawyer Georges-Henri Beauthier told reporters outside the court.

All else not considered, this ruling could be fine and well. The Mossad dupe Iranian diplomat may have conspired to commit a terror bombing – it’s Europe in [current year]. But, all things considered, what about US responsibility for real carnage and US diplomatic immunity for criminal acts? From Englandistan:

The woman accused of killing British teen Harry Dunn was “employed by an intelligence agency in the US” at the time of the fatal road traffic accident that left the 19-year-old dead, a court has heard.

A Virginia court was told that Anne Sacoolas worked for US intelligence when she fatally collided with Dunn on his motorbike in August 2019. Her barrister said that her employment was “especially a factor” in her leaving the UK.

Sacoolas fled the UK due to “security issues”, her barrister said, adding that she didn’t believe she would receive a fair trial because of the media attention the case would attract.

The comments were made on Wednesday during Sacoolas’s application to dismiss a civil claim for damages made against her by the Dunn family.

Dunn was 19 when Sacoolas’s car crashed into his motorbike outside US military base RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire, where her husband worked as a CIA operative.

Sacoolas was charged with causing death by dangerous driving after the crash but returned to the US, claiming diplomatic immunity. Former president Donald Trump’s secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, refused a UK Home Office extradition request in January 2020, and last week the new Biden administration said the decision was final.

So much for the vaunted difference between Drumpf and Creepy Joe, huh? This case is very sad and legally ridiculous. Sacoolas has a far better defense than contrived when convenient diplomatic immunity. She, like most people from Aiken County, SC, is likely borderline retarded (proof she might work in US intel) and she, like the rest of them, simply cannot operate an automobile – on either side of the road.

The good news is that ID2020 is steaming along, soon to transform us all into obedient robots, until such time we are replaced by real robots. And I think the question of robot immunity for killing humans answers itself.

A DEAD Giveaway of College Decline

29 Friday Jan 2021

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Thanks to the miracle of COVID, they’ve somehow found a digital way to reanimate dead college professors.

Concordia University says there should have been no confusion about who was teaching an online class after a student said he was surprised to discover the professor delivering the video lectures had died in 2019.

Aaron Ansuini, a student at the Montreal university, wrote in a series of recent posts on Twitter that he enjoyed the lectures by Francois-Marc Gagnon, who he assumed was the professor of his online art history class.

I’m sure delightful, socially-distant excuses were roundly provided by this $10,000 – $37,000 (CAD) per term Pet Semetary U. While I have no idea how higher “education” is funded in Canada, I rest assured that US students get run through Shylock’s ringer if they attend. Really, the bargain of a lifetime (or deathtime for faculty). The big question is how much do dead professors make in way of salary and benefits?

A Crazy Conspiracy Theory

28 Thursday Jan 2021

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Those tinfoil hat loons are at it again, in the FBI:

A Florida man was arrested this morning on charges of conspiring with others in advance of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election to use various social media platforms to disseminate misinformation designed to deprive individuals of their constitutional right to vote.

The rule of law is D-E-A-D in the USSA. The First Amendment is gone, statutory construction is gone, common sense is gone, and the government keeps ranting about their insane theories of people conspiring to do this and that.

I’d say this is one of the most dangerous cases I’ve ever seen, but they are all dangerous now as the law has become a mere hammer used by the deep state against the people. Read the fanciful complaint.

Now, read the law and see if you can come up with any way possible that the idiotic, time-wasting pranks alleged in any way acted to “injure, oppress, threaten, or intimidate any person” in this rapidly collapsing clown show country. Where are all the “free speech” championing liberals and libertardians? Where are all those who said there is no such thing as evidence of election fraud? In this case, knowing DOJ SOP, the facts – which do not connect with the law to indicate a crime – are as likely as not manufactured. Do not look for that “any person” to be positively identified. Hell, don’t even look for another named conspirator (two or more…). Do not look for the application of this law to the governments, elites, media, big tech, banks, and corporations that regularly do conspire to deprive real people of their rights. Do look for a plea deal and further erosion of due process and equal protection.

Oh, wait, my “bad.” Maybe they’ll introduce evidence of a disguised highwayman act?

I’m tempted to do a special PPN report on this one but I just can’t muster the energy today. Likewise, I notice that many of you can’t seem to click over to the old blog the way you did in the past five months. (Hey, I always credit YOU for the high traffic, so maybe a little blame is in order?) More on this and other atrocities as they continue to fall on our heads. USSA! USSA!

PS: I note that this very post is number 3,900. 4k in a month or two!