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Think of it as evolution in action.

The wage of sin is death.

Environmentalism: Evidence Suggests it Was Always and Only About Achieving World Government

The Military Is Locked in a Power Struggle With Wind Farms

Environmentalists Say Imprisoned Felons Should Be Able To Vote Because Of Global Warming  As if they cared.

The polar ice melt myth

Europe’s first eco-mosque invokes God to fight climate change  ‘Eco-mosque’? You can’t make this stuff up….

Guardian Smears Morano, GOP as ‘Extinction Deniers’  You could just say ‘Guardian smears _____’ and fill in the blank.

Mika Brzezinski Tries, Fails to Get Guests to Use Memorial Day to Attack Trump

The Nation Blisters Trump, Fox News, Along With LeBron James

BARR: New York Is Changing The Law To Go After Trump  That’s what he gets for living in a Blue State.

Harvard Law Prof: Hard To Take Impeachment Calls Seriously Now  Which doesn’t mean they won’t try.

‘View’ Slams Trump, Fox for Spreading ‘Lie’ With ‘Fake’ ‘Doctored’ Pelosi Video  With which Trump had nothing to do.

CNN’s New Day: ‘Unpatriotic’ Trump Could Have Been ‘Fast Friends’ With Pol Pot  Who knows what these people are smoking….

Will Nancy Pelosi Budge On Impeachment?

Whoopi Goldberg ‘View’ Rant Against Trump On Biden Gets Bleeped By Censors

Howard Stern Trashes Trump on CNN: ‘I Wish He’d Go Into Psychotherapy’  I suspect Stern needs therapy far more than Trump does.

CNN’s Acosta: ‘Neutrality For The Sake Of Neutrality’ Doesn’t Work In The Trump Era  It certainly doesn’t work for him.

London Bridge killer was ‘energised’ by Anjem Choudary and had appeared on ‘Jihadis Next Door’

Mueller team denies that it drew up obstruction charges against Trump, as Michael Wolff book claims  Wolff will keep lying as long as people keep giving him money.

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Thank God for those strict gun control laws in Chicago, or the place would look like Texas.

UPDATE: Warzone: 42 People Shot In Chicago Over Memorial Day Weekend

Steve Sailer reports.

Apparently the New York Times is taking advantage of the SJW takeover of mainstream SF publishing to provide a platform for the New Darlings of SF to get explicitly political (I mean, even more so than at present).

UPDATE: NYT Gives Up The Charade, Now Running Pure Fiction As Op-eds

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A biological male who identifies as a transgender woman won an NCAA national championship over Memorial Day weekend.

Here is where Political Correctness turns around and kicks feminists squarely in the butt.

Couldn’t happen to a nicer group of folks.

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Someone remarked, “I swear, these people demand government control because they know they need someone to control themselves, and they’re not up to the job.”

I like Scott Adams’ idea of starting the ‘gun control’ process by prohibiting Democrats from owning guns.

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Cash-strapped Illinois is one step closer to passing a new income tax with the potential to seriously accelerate the exodus of high-earning taxpayers from the most financially dysfunctional state in America.

Lawmakers in the Illinois House of Representatives on Monday approved a constitutional amendment aiming to get rid of the state’s flat income tax, clearing the way for the amendment to be included on the November 2020 ballot for ratification by the voters. Governor JB Pritzker is widely expected to sign it the amendment, which has already been passed by the State Senate.

Politicians seem to think that people will just sit still and stand for having their pockets picked. Chicago ain’t New Yawk, and it ain’t L.A.; people are going to leave. (Actually, I can’t think of any reason for a rich person to be in Illinois in the first place.)

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Rush Limbaugh mentioned this article on his show today.

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I’ll bet she does, I’ll bet she does, nudge nudge wink wink say no more….

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This is a fantastic idea. Bookmark it.

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In a different era, obtaining a diploma from an Ivy League school required hard work and real educational attainment for almost any major. The kinds of students admitted through money or connections would often struggle to make it through—hence the so-called “gentleman’s C.” But the vast majority of those who completed a degree could take pride in their accomplishments and rest easy knowing they were well-prepared to succeed in life.

Not so anymore. Since the late 1960s, universities have increasingly suffered from grade inflation and an emphasis on ensuring that all admitted students graduate. At the same time, schools have become more liberal about accepting applicants based on unorthodox qualifications, from athletic ability to nonacademic accomplishments, disadvantageous backgrounds, and demonstrated social “awareness.”

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At last, we are on the verge of getting to the bottom of the weaponization of the nation’s top law enforcement and spy agencies to spy on political opponents, and it is far bigger than obtaining bogus FISA Court warrants to spy on Carter Page.  Barack Obama’s minions have been spying on his political opponents since before his 2012 re-election, and the entire Russiagate hoax was an effort to cover up that ongoing spying.

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Anthony Peacock’s effort to vindicate the commercial republic, as it is explained in The Federalist, is both refreshing and disturbing. By calling our attention to Publius’s case for a well-constructed Union, the spirit of enterprise, and the enormous extent to which The Federalist is about war and strategy, Peacock rediscovers an almost lost continent neglected by scholars who take the survival of the Union for granted, disdain commercial society, and are more concerned with controlling power than generating it. In that way, such scholars have not been true to the spirit of the work, for as James Madison explained in Federalist 51, in framing a government which is to be administered by men over men, the first task is to enable the government to control the governed; the next task is to oblige it to control itself.

Pretty pricey at $105, but maybe you could get it through InterLibrary Loan.

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A non-profit organization established to privately fund President Trump’s southern border wall has completed nearly a mile-long section on private land near El Paso, Texas.

We Build The Wall – a nonprofit founded by triple amputee veteran Brian Kolfage, boasts former White House Chief Strategist and former Breitbart executive Steve Bannon as its director, while former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is the effort’s general counsel.

According to Kolfage, the segment took just three days to complete.

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And there was much rejoicing.

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I guess her career is flagging so she needs more Victim Points to juice it up again.

ZMan looks back in horror.

Politics is always a repeat of the past, to some degree, but what makes this age a weird echo is debates themselves. The biggest issues facing the West are never discussed, outside of dissident circles. Trump ran on immigration and trade, but no one talks about those anymore. The Democrats could be running on the student debt issue or the crisis facing the young people of the middle-class. Instead they are talking about socialism, as if it is this brand new idea that has never been tried.

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Our political class is mostly cucks and kooks, unable and unwilling to muster anything resembling courage.

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Between January 1 and May 19 of this year, New York Police recorded 176 hate-crime complaints, an 83% increase over the same period in 2018, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The pretend hate-speech offenses that the Left throws at Trump,  De Blasio is actually guilty of.

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Appearing tentative, the world’s first raspberry-picking robot is harvesting a fruit. After assessing its age, the robot plucks the fruit with its “holding arm” and cautiously deposits it into a waiting basket. The entire process takes about one minute for a single berry. It has been joyfully nicknamed “Robocrop” by British journalists, an homage to Alex Murphy aka RoboCop.

Automation may eventually solve our immigration problem for us.

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I love the smell of conspiracy in the morning.

‘White Supremacy’: Is there anything it can’t do?

David Cole turns over a rock.

It occurred to me this week that anti-whiteness is the new anti-Semitism. Not that Jew hatred no longer exists. It does, of course. But the formula’s been tweaked.

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Generally speaking, far-rightists in the U.S. who hate Jews hate them more for their politics than for their identity. Whites, on the other hand, are totally hated by leftists just for being white. Whites are now hated for the exact same reason Jews were hated in the past: They exist. The parallels between current anti-whiteness and old-timey Jew hatred are strong. Whites are born cursed (white privilege), and they walk the earth to torment the good and the decent. Everything bad that exists today, and everything bad throughout history, has been because of the white menace. Whites are “the source of the world’s ills” (that’s an exact quote from The Guardian, frighteningly similar to the motto on the masthead of Der Stürmer: “Die Juden sind unser Unglück!”—“The Jews are our misfortune!”).

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Construction began over Memorial Day weekend on a privately-funded border wall between the U.S. and Mexico, the first project of its kind.

We Build The Wall, a viral online campaign calling on everyday Americans to fund a U.S.-Mexico wall, broke ground over the weekend, the organizers revealed on Monday. About a mile of 18-foot steel bollard wall was built along the southern border between El, Paso Texas and Sunland Park, New Mexico.

The wall is similar to the design used by U.S. Border Patrol, but the organizers claim their wall can be built faster and cheaper. The project was led by construction mogul Tommy Fisher, CEO of Fisher Industries.

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The Washington Post reports that Joe Biden is running a presidential campaign of “limited exposure.” This Memorial Day weekend, when his rivals were scurrying from venue to venue pressing the flesh, Biden’s agenda stated “no public events scheduled.”

That’s typical of his campaign so far. According to the Post, since entering the race four weeks ago, Biden has held 11 public events. Beto O’Rourke held nearly four times that number in the same period. Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker have held 27; Bernie Sanders 17. Kirsten Gillibrand planned 11 stops in Iowa just over the holiday weekend.

Post reporters Annie Linskey and Chelsea Janes point out that, with the exception of O’Rourke, all of these candidates have full-time jobs in the Senate. Biden is unemployed.

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A couple of days ago we posted about the blocking of BitChute in Australia via a process known as “DNS poisoning”. It seems that the emergence of BitChute as a source of uncensored videos was enough of a threat for the Powers That Be in Oz to decide that it must be neutralized.

During the same time period the process of de-platforming dissidents has accelerated. Almost anyone who is well-known and has a slightly right-of-center political opinion can expect to have Tweets and Facebook posts deleted, YouTube videos pulled, and — if he is prominent enough to require complete excommunication — the closing of his account. Dissidents with the greatest celebrity status, such as Tommy Robinson and Milo Yiannopoulos, can expect to lose their accounts on multiple platforms simultaneously, as if their suppression were being coordinated by some trans-national censorship board.

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If, of course, that’s what you want to do.

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I guess all white people look alike to him.

Tlaib Says House Democrats To ‘Demand’ Move Towards Impeachment

Utah judge suspended for criticizing Trump on social media and in court

Impeachment Obsessed: Todd Fails to Grill Tlaib on Her Anti-Semitism

De Blasio Predicts Impeachment For Trump

Top Democrat Slams “Studio Gangster” Trump

Time Magazine Columnist’s Trump Quote Went Viral — Then He Admitted He Made It Up

Fake Trump Quote Goes Viral After Left-Wing Journos Mindlessly Retweet

Time Writer Dupes Journalists, Democrats with Outrageous Fake Trump ‘Quote’

MSNBC’s Jason Johnson: Trump Team ‘Basically’ Says ‘I Hate Black People’  He hates them so much he gave Tiger Woods the Meal of Freedom. What a racist.

Climate change: ‘We’ve created a civilisation hell bent on destroying itself – I’m terrified’, writes Earth scientist

Monday Mirthiness – The mind of a climate alarmist

Making Life Worse: The Flaws of Green Mandates

We Can’t Destroy Planet Earth

Gregory Wrightstone: exposing the mass extinction lie

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On May 21, the Nevada Senate approved the National Popular Vote (NPV) interstate compact. Approval was strictly party-line, with all Democrats in favor and all Republicans against. Colorado’s Democratic legislature approved NPV earlier this year.

Since 1864, every state has recognized the right of its people to choose their presidential electors. NPV would change that. Irrespective of how the people of an NPV state voted, its electors would be chosen by the “national popular vote winner.” And to qualify as the “national popular vote winner,” a presidential candidate would need only a plurality — not a majority — of ballots cast nationwide. There would be no run-off elections.

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The success of Asian-Americans is a severe embarrassment to the race industry. Race hustlers focus on “gaps” between whites and blacks with regard to income and educational attainment, which they attribute to “systemic” racism. But what about the gaps between Asian-Americans and whites? Asians, on average, earn considerably more than whites and as a group they do better in school. Is their superior performance due to “systemic” racism directed against whites?

Apparently Asians are Honorary White People. That will come as news to a lot of actual white people.

On the other hand, I’d certainly rather live next door to Asians, East or South, than Politically Certified Brown people.

But that’s me.

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It seems like all parts of the once “too good to be true” Tesla narrative are – well, turning out to be too good to be true.

Anyone who buys or rides in a Tesla is a moron.

In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie,
In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.

— John McRae

Read it. And listen to the song.

Ask yourself why a Finnish team, upon victory, is singing an old American pop song.

I dare say not many of them come from West Virginia.

ZMan nails it.

In America, social unrest is increasing, despite the increase in economic activity, because the white population senses a loss in their prosperity. Would the typical white person pay a little more for groceries if the stores were staffed with white people and the emergency room did not look like a Tijuana bus stop? From the perspective of economics, we would be poorer, but the quality of life would be much higher. It turns out that the true cost of cheap labor is the prosperity of the people.

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Little-noticed in this minor skirmish over the future of the library was a much bigger story about the changing relationship between college students and books. Buried in a slide deck about circulation statistics from Yale’s library was an unsettling fact: There has been a 64 percent decline in the number of books checked out by undergraduates from Bass Library over the past decade.

I guess ‘Bass Library’ is the sold-naming-rights incarnation of what we used to call Cross Campus Library. The major problem with that library was (and maybe still is) that it was impossible to ‘study’ there because of all of the people socializing. The only times I ever entered that library as an undergraduate was when forced to check out reading materials for a course, which had to be done there. The best place actually to study was one of the graduate student carrels in the stacks of Sterling Memorial, because they were all under window embrasures (so they had excellent light), they had a comfortable (but not too comfortable) chair and small table, and it was DEAD QUIET. The effect was that of being in a medieval monastic scriptorium.

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Well. There it is.

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“Over 80% of primary-school children and over 95% of secondary-school students across the bloc learn English before any other foreign language.”

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On a scale of 0 to 100, how warm is it? The Fahrenheit scale nearly perfectly captures the distribution of U.S. daily temperatures.

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Apple’s award-winning “I’m a Mac/I’m a PC” ads were incredibly popular when they aired between 2006 and 2009. 10 years after the final ad aired, Justin Long has this week sat down with People’s “Couch Surfing” series to talk about the experience of appearing in such an iconic Apple campaign.

I loved those ads.

Steve Sailer.

Tina Tchen is also the Designated Woman of Color hired to purge the Southern Poverty Law Center of the nefarious white male influence that, for better or worse, built the place.

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Archbishop Jesús Carlos Cabrero Romero of San Luis Potosí in central Mexico is facing a charge filed by a LGBTQ activist for engaging in alleged “hate speech” after the prelate expressed Christian teachings about homosexuality and the sanctity of marriage.

Coming to a banana republic near you.

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One can feel the anxiety pouring out of the mainstream media stories reporting President Trump’s authorization of Attorney General Barr to declassify the documents underlying the greatest political scandal in American political history — i.e., the Russian collusion hoax. The anxiety is overdetermined. Among other things, it is based in part on the media’s insane opposition to everything Trump and in part on their complicity with the perpetrators of the hoax.

When was the last time you saw media outlets oppose the declassification of documents?

The MuellerGate Cover-Up Is Unraveling

Hilarious! Reporter Warns Intel Could Be Selectively Edited for a Trump Narrative

Judge Suspended Without Pay For Anti-Trump Comments In Court, Social Media

ABC Declares Trump Took the ‘Side’ of ‘Murderous Dictator’ Over Biden

CNN’s Dana Bash Pushes Joni Ernst To Attack Trump On Behalf Of Farmers — It Doesn’t Go Her Way

Swalwell Blows Off Mueller, Says He Knows Trump Colluded With Russia

Faux Republican Dowd Uses Memorial Day As His Soapbox to Bash President Trump

David Frum Claims Trump Touts His Own Intelligence Because He Has Daddy Issues

Science’s Untold Scandal: The Lockstep March of Professional Societies to Promote the Climate Change Scare

The $1000 Student Climate Challenge Award

Extinction Rebellion protests: Met wants to charge more than 1,100 activists

Bank of Canada Governor Urged to Investigate Tar Sands Campaign and Climate Risk Trade War Against Canada says Friends of Science Society

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And since it comes from the American Psychologivcal Association, anyone who disagrees must be a SCIENCE DENIER, right?

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Through a number of citywide policies, the fast-growing city of Seattle has decided that, because more people “of color” than whites skip out on library fines, ride the Metro buses without paying, live in tents on the streets, commit property crimes, and use and deal drugs out in the open, that those crimes and misbehaviors will no longer be punished.