Archive for December, 2022
9th December 2022
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Years ago I did a show on what it means to be on the dissident right, but it was long enough ago to revisit the topic. Back when I did the show, hardly anyone used the term so it was a different conversation than today, when lots of people use it. In fact, far too many people recklessly throw around the label. Just because you got booted from your Facebook group for using the N-word does not make you a dissident.
What you see is lots of people who used to claim the label alt-right having stopped using that now discredited term and picking up this new label. Their opinions have not changed and their understanding has not changed. They just needed a new label so they scanned around and found one that had not be ruined yet. In many cases, these people have no coherent politics at all, just grievances.
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9th December 2022
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A Biden administration Energy Department official who allegedly stole a woman’s suitcase from a Minneapolis airport in September has been accused of another luggage heist at a Las Vegas airport.
A felony warrant on grand larceny charges was issued for Sam Brinton, the deputy assistant secretary for spent fuel and waste disposition at the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy, 8 News Now reported Thursday.
Brinton, who made history as one of the federal government’s first gender-fluid officials, allegedly stole luggage from another traveler at Harry Reid International Airport in Vegas on an unknown date, according to the outlet.
Details about the alleged theft are scarce, but 8 News Now stated that Brinton, 35, was charged with grand larceny with a value between $1,200 and $5,000.
Hey, everybody’s got to have a hobby, right?
UPDATE: Biden Admin’s Airport Panty Raider Strikes Again
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9th December 2022
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Police launched 16 raids across Belgium’s capital Friday as part of a probe into corruption and money laundering involving the European Union parliament and an unidentified Gulf country, the federal prosecutor’s office said.
Four people were detained for questioning, and investigators recovered around 600,000 euros ($633,500) in cash and seized computer equipment and mobile telephones during the Brussels raids, the prosecutor’s office said in a statement.
The statement did not name the four but said one was a former member of the European Parliament.
The raids targeted in particular assistants working for EU lawmakers, the statement said. The EU assembly has 705 elected members from the bloc’s 27 member nations. Each lawmaker has a number of assistants.
Centralizing power makes corruption that much more profitable.
The European Deep State is even more corrupt than that in D.C.
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9th December 2022
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Just couldn’t take it any more.
UPDATE: “Tired Of The Partisanship” – Senator Kyrsten Sinema Abandons Dems, Goes Independent
UPDATE: Sinema’s sayonara Scott Johnson at Power Line points out that it makes very little difference, especially if she’s going to be an Independent In Name Only like Bernie Sanders and Angus King.
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9th December 2022
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Christine Lagarde is no longer the only (alleged) criminal in charge of a money-printing operation: on Friday, French prosecutors said they had opened a corruption investigation into top central banker Sylvie Goulard, who simultaneously stepped down from the Bank of France.
The probe covers suspicions of accepting bribes, influence peddling, illegal conflicts of interest and breach of trust, the national financial prosecutor’s office said, confirming a report from daily Liberation. Graft-fighting group Anticor triggered the probe by filing a criminal report in June, with the investigation launched in September.
Centralizing power makes corruption more profitable.
So what’s next for the corruption-tainted Goulard? Will she quietly ride off into the sunset of retirement? Why of course not – she will do what so many alleged criminals ends up doing: work for the government.
According to the Bank of France, Goulard Se wished to “return to the foreign ministry” where she started her civil service career.
Nobody gets fired, nobody goes to jail.
As John Derbyshire likes to say: ‘Get a government job!’
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9th December 2022
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9th December 2022
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Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas indicated the Palestinian Authority may turn to terrorism, saying “armed resistance” against Israel could commence any day.
“I do not endorse armed resistance at the moment, but I may change my mind later,” President Mahmoud Abbas said in a recent Arabic-language interview translated into English on the Elder of Ziyon website, a blog that tracks Israeli-Palestinian issues. “I do not adopt military resistance at this time, but it is possible that I change my mind tomorrow or after tomorrow, or any time.”
Wherever you go,
Whatever you do,
A Muslim waits there
To try to kill you.
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9th December 2022
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The state legislators, in what Justice Elena Kagan acknowledged is a “novel challenge,” are contesting the actions of the North Carolina Supreme Court. The lawmakers claim it is unconstitutional for state courts to override the decisions of state legislatures in passing election laws and drafting congressional maps that fully comply with all the requirements of federal law.
State courts shouldn’t be able to change such laws or devise their own legislative maps—often to reach a partisan result—based on novel and unprecedented interpretations of state constitutions, the legislators argue. This, they say, is barred by the Constitution’s elections clause.
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8th December 2022
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8th December 2022
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8th December 2022
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8th December 2022
MORE Classified Docs Reportedly Found in Trump’s Storage Unit (Daily Beast) All Trump! All the time!
Trump told crowd to ‘fight like hell’ before riot. Can he be sued? (Washington Post) No.
After Georgia Loss, G.O.P. Stares Down Its Trump Dilemma (N.Y. Times) As does the Narrative Media.
Donald Trump and His Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad 3 Weeks (N.Y. Times) No matter who wins, no matter who loses, it’s all about Trump.
Trump’s Jewish Allies Are ‘Begging’ Him to Condemn Kanye. He’s Refusing (Rolling Stone) What are the chances that a writer for Rolling Stone knows what Trump’s ‘Jewish allies’ are aying to him, or what he’s saying back? Less than zero, I’m thinking.
Trump’s isolation deepens as Georgia loss adds to 2024 bid’s rocky start (Washington Post) This ‘isolation’ obviously doesn’t include the Narrative Media, who spend as much of their days reading Trump spoor as they think they can get away with.
US NATO Ambassador Not Concerned for Alliance if Trump Wins in 2024
FLASHBACK: Lib Media Bemoaned Trump Getting Hostages out of NoKo
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8th December 2022
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8th December 2022
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And we encourage them to do so.
Think of it as evolution in action.
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8th December 2022
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U.S. officials under the Bush administration captured Bout during a 2008 sting operation in Bangkok, where the arms dealer believed he was meeting with Colombian narco-terrorist group FARC to secure the sale of 100 surface-to-air missiles and rocket launchers. Bout was extradited from Thailand to the United States in 2010 on terrorism charges including conspiracy to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, conspiracy to kill U.S. nationals, and conspiracy to kill U.S. officials. A U.S. jury sentenced Bout to 25 years in prison in Manhattan in 2011.
So we gave the Russians a convicted terrorist and got a drug-using America-hating lesbian BIPOC in return? Sounds as if the Biden people got rolled.
UPDATE: Woke Athlete Released By Russia; Former Marine Whelan Left Behind
UPDATE: Score One for Putin
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8th December 2022
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Tell the truth: You didn’t miss them, did you?
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8th December 2022
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Following Morocco’s shock World Cup penalty shoot-out victory over the Spanish national team on Tuesday, Moroccan fans have once again rioted across multiple countries, including Spain, France, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
The scenes of chaos mark the third time Moroccan fans have rioted following a World Cup victory, with the first two times last month already drawing condemnation.
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8th December 2022
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Open the borders! What could possibly go wrong?
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8th December 2022
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You can always count on California’s progressive contingent to mix lunacy with hypocrisy. The state’s nine-member Reparations Task Force last month recommended large state payments to descendants of slaves, now living in California.
The task force estimates compensation of around $569 billion, with $223,200 per person: estimates of a national reparations total could top $14 trillion. California, which was never a slave state, although there were some instances during the Gold Rush, is a strange place to start. Given few Californians were enslaved, the expansive policy is justified by the legacy of discrimination that followed Emancipation.
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8th December 2022
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7th December 2022
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7th December 2022
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7th December 2022
The incredibly unsubtle Amy Coney Barrett response that should worry LGBTQ Americans (MSNBC)
Amy Coney Barrett Warns Gay Rights Case Has Future Consequences (Newsweek)
BlackRock chief Fink pressured to resign over ESG ‘hypocrisy’ (Financial Times)
With Power Grid Under Attack, U.S. Struggles to Pursue Far-Right Extremists (Newsweek) No attempt is made to pursue Far-Left ‘extremists’, of course.
As Trump’s image fizzles, Obama tribute makes waves (MSNBC) All hail the Magic Negro!
San Francisco legislator receives another bomb threat
‘Would He Be Able To Perform Job As Senator?’ Was Mika Speaking of Herschel, or Fetterman?
NYT Uses Leftist Groups to Claim ‘Hate Speech’ Rising on Musk’s Twitter
‘January 6’ Trials Remind Us Why We Must Abolish Seditious Conspiracy Laws
Not Funny: Liberals Are Furious Conservative Supreme Court Justice Has Sense of Humor
DNC TV: ABC, NBC Hype Walker’s Scandals, Ignores Warnock’s Anti-Semitic Ties
The “Crazy, Right-Wing Shooter” Myth
MSNBC’s Reid: ‘Champion Vote Suppressor’ Kemp No Different Than Trump
Democrats ramp up investigation of Kushner family business dealings (Washington Post) Trump cooties! They’re everywhere!
MSNBC’s Hayes Alleges Twitter Was ‘Ideological Purchase’ For Musk Is that supposed to be news?
Jan. 6 committee plans to issue criminal referrals along with its final report (NBC)
ACLU Threatens Hospital Reluctant to Mutilate Genitals
CNN Tries to Warn GOP Not to Investigate Hunter, Wokeness
YouTube Censored Footage of Anti-CCP Protests with Age Restrictions, Demonetization
Fox News Host Mark Levin’s War on ‘Imbecile’ Far-Right Congressmen Just Got Uglier (Daily Beast) And the warthog said, ‘Damn, you’re ugly!’.
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7th December 2022
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7th December 2022
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7th December 2022
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7th December 2022
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We treat those inside differently than we do those outside. This is necessary and good. The disaster at the southern border is an illustration of what happens when a community refuses to police its boundaries. A nation simply can’t exist without them. But neither can any human organization, whether it’s the family, a neighborhood, a corporation, or a school of thought. Knowing who’s “in” and who’s “out” is essential for allocating resources, building consensus, and organizing effectively to pursue goals.
At the same time, policing the wrong boundaries—or policing them too severely—can lead to paralysis and death. From the 1960s until the end of the Obama Administration, the borders of the conservative movement were very clearly understood. This was true even as, or perhaps in part because, the movement was growing more and more sclerotic. Trump played a key role in breaking up this ossified Republican establishment, but he wasn’t the initiator. The structure was already hollowing out, and Trump’s victory in the 2016 primaries only administered the final push.
The rain came down, the floods rushed in, the winds blew and beat against that house, and great was the fall of it. After the collapse, we didn’t simply aim to re-build. We set ourselves to the work of building a new movement—leaner, stronger, and custom-designed for the powerful new storms we face. Elements of the old guard have recognized the need for something new and brought their wisdom to bear on the new coalition. But many have “self-deported” or been replaced. The old priests of the commentariat—Boot, Kristol, French, etc.—have been cast, teeth gnashing, into the outer darkness, and a great diversity of new voices and ideas has risen to prominence.
In the last six years, we have made enormous progress. So much, in fact, that some are feeling the urge to begin marking our new borders and policing who is inside and outside. This is a natural impulse, and it is a task that will need to be done eventually—but in my view, it is too early to begin gatekeeping. There is still much building to be done, after all, and our progress to this point has been a product of a vigorous dialogue among a broad array of thinkers with divergent ideas and common interests. Nevertheless, we do need strategies that allow us to best allocate our resources. We need some criteria by which to evaluate where effective alliances can be made—a way to know the people with whom we can have a productive dialogue, and a way to know when we’re wasting our breath. I propose two criteria by which to make these determinations: honesty and sacrifice.
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7th December 2022
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An examination of the “gatekeeping” that has taken place in the American conservative movement will bring me sooner or later to the subject of purges. This theme has engaged my interest as an historian of the conservative movement because it is key for understanding the vicissitudes of American conservatism. Purging unwanted dissenters has often been presented as the movement’s sensible reaction to extremism. It has supposedly allowed conservatism to become respectable—or at least so it seemed before the American media ceased to recognize anything as being respectable that was not recognizably part of the Left.
As late as October 27, 2005, on the fiftieth anniversary of National Review, Jonah Goldberg praised his magazine’s founder, William F. Buckley, Jr., for “throwing friends and allies off the bus from time to time.” Further: “The Randians, the Rothbardian anarchists and isolationists, the Birchers, the anti-Semites, the me-too-Republicans: all of these groups in various combinations were purged from the movement and masthead, sometimes painfully, sometimes easily, but always with the ideal of keeping the cause honest and pointed north to the ideal in his compass.”
Curiously, Goldberg’s praise was echoed in the New York Times and elsewhere in the national press, which depicted the by-then venerated WFB as a high-minded conservative who had dealt heroically with right-wing extremism among conservatives. Only a handful of commentators, either libertarians or on the far Left, bothered to notice that Buckley’s targets in the 1950s and 1960s were hardly neo-Nazis. Most of them were Jewish isolationists who differed with his view of foreign policy.
Any prospect that the ‘Conservative movement’ might escape from being the Washington Generals of American politics is met with an instant and scorched-earth pogrom. One need only look at the Kristol Krew (The Bulwark) and the Goldberg Group (The Dispatch) and the doddering relic of National Review (and don’t get me started on David French) to see that this syndrome is healthy and vigorous.
The main difference between proglodytes and ‘movement conservatives’ is that proglodytes never forget which side they’re on.
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7th December 2022
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7th December 2022
Trump at his worst is still better for the country than any Democrat at his (or her) best.
That’s all you really need to know.
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7th December 2022
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7th December 2022
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I have always thought that Good King Wenceslas was about a benevolent old gent trying to spread a little happiness. Wrong. According to the Guardian ‘it glorifies a patriarchal definition of charitable giving that belittles the value of a properly funded welfare state’.
Well, we can’t have that.
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7th December 2022
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Well, no, of course they don’t. The idea that liberal news outlets might contribute to our national defense, rather than undermining it, is laughable. And yet, here they are: the defense authorization bill is being held hostage to the Democrats’ insistence that the “Journalism Competition and Preservation Act” be included in it.
Whatever the merits of the JCPA, it has absolutely nothing to do with national defense, and should be stripped out of the defense appropriations bill and considered independently on its own merits. Obviously, the Democrats wouldn’t have tried to slip it through in this manner if they thought it could withstand scrutiny.
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7th December 2022
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In the aftermath of the Republican Party’s recent midterm elections debacle, right-liberal sharks are circling. These devoted acolytes of what a prominent 2019 First Things manifesto called the American Right’s “dead consensus” think they see blood in the water. Indeed, the “dead consensus” praetorian guard has apparently decided that now is the time for a counterattack against the more nationalist- and populist-inclined forces of what has broadly been dubbed the “New Right.” A recent anti-national conservatism fusillade from The Federalist‘s David Harsanyi is reflective of the broader subgenre.
The opportunistic timing of this ascendant strand of argumentation is as obvious as its logic is facile. The basic argument is: Trump the individual is largely inextricable from the substantive political commitments of the “New Right”; Trump was primarily responsible for the GOP’s ballot box losses last month; therefore the “New Right” is at “best” vicariously responsible itself, and at “worst” is merely hurting badly. Either way, Republicans’ midterm election disappointments present for beleaguered right-liberals a perfect opportunity to turn the tables and go on the offensive.
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6th December 2022
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6th December 2022
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6th December 2022
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6th December 2022
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6th December 2022
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6th December 2022
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Yet another rich person’s toy.
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6th December 2022
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Since cities are the base of Democrat cronyism and corruption, which is in turn the foundation of their electoral power, they would appear to be in trouble.
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6th December 2022
ZMan jerks back the curtain.
The reason our elections are meaningless, of course, is that no human society ever subjects important things to democracy. The old joke about if voting mattered, they would not let us do it was funny because it is true. There is no correlation between public opinion and public policy. This study from 2014 went through 1800 issues and found no link between what the people told the politicians they wanted and what the politicians eventually did.
If nothing important is ever subjected to democracy and democracy never results in the public will manifesting in public policy, then why are people hooked on the act of voting and why is democracy an object of worship. Based on observation it appears there is no argument that can be made to convince the bulk of the people to end this absurd charade we call voting. Suggest a boycott of the process and the typical suburban peasant gives you a sermon about democracy.
Compounding this bizarre worship of democracy is that most modern people live a third of their lives as fascists. The self-employed person has almost disappeared from the labor market. Small business is following the self-employed into the abyss as big business dominates the marketplace. That means most people work in companies that operate along fascist principles. If half of your waking life is committed to fascism, how in the world has democracy become an object of worship?
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6th December 2022
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Babies are a huge opportunity cost. Financially speaking, they are like winning the lottery but backwards. You can’t even think of having one without cancelling your subscription to a good night’s sleep. And if you take into account inflation, economic recession, and the rest of the news cycle’s highlight reel, even a one-child family can seem to have one too many mouths to fish Lego pieces out of. Honestly, I don’t see how babies could possibly come back as the preferred lifestyle choice for couples in their 20s unless they start powdering their own butts and side-hustling on Fiverr to cover some of their expenses.
And don’t get me wrong, I love a childless plane ride as much as the next coach-flying light sleeper, but at this pace, the world’s population is going to flatline at around 10 billion in 50 years, and then what? We’re all gonna smell of damp old book by then, and if we don’t spawn enough young blood now we’re gonna see the extinction of the soccer mum van — for there won’t be enough kids to even fill up the seats of a Vespa moped.
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6th December 2022
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A few days ago, the New York Times had an opinion piece by Huw Green, a clinical psychologist, which said “A clear causal link between psychiatric illness and gun violence has not been established…” I followed the link, which was an interview with Ragy Girgis, a professsor of psychiatry at Columbia University. That story had a caption saying “Findings from the Columbia database help dispel the myth that having a severe psychiatric illness is predictive of who will perpetrate mass murder.” It also contained a link to an article by Dr Girgis and others using the database (an attempt to compile a comprehensive list of mass murders since 1900), which said “the prevalence of psychotic symptoms among mass murderers is much higher than that in the general population (11% v. approximately 0.3-1%).” That is, people with psychotic symptoms were between 10 and 30 times more likely to commit mass murder than people without psychotic symptoms.
How did we go from 10 to 30 times more likely to “dispel the myth”? The interviewer asked “Are people with mental health disorders more likely to commit mass shootings or mass murder?” The answer started “The public tends to link serious mental illnesses, like schizophrenia or psychotic disorders, with violence and mass shootings. But serious mental illness—specifically psychosis—is not a key factor in most mass shootings or other types of mass murder..” That is, it didn’t answer the question that had been asked, but a different question: whether most mass murders are committed by people with severe mental health disorders. The answer to this second question is no, according to the information in the database. But the answer to the question that the interviewer had asked was yes (at least for one kind of mental disorder, psychosis). Apparently the interviewer didn’t notice the difference, and followed up by asking “why does the public erroneously link mental illness with mass shootings and with violence in general?”
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6th December 2022
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Berlin is known for some of the most generous social programs in the entire country, and many hold the German capital up as an example of progressive policies that should be implemented elsewhere. However, there are some major catches.
For one, Berlin benefits from wealthier areas of Germany, with taxpayer money funneled into Berlin at the expense of states like Hessen or Bavaria. In fact, Bavaria alone pays up to €9 billion into the state fiscal equalization scheme, while Berlin takes in €3.6 billion. These payments are partially related to Berlin and other Eastern German states’ economic setback following the end of communism, which served as a major economic shock to the east of Germany at the time.
This money, in part, helps Berlin afford free daycare and schools along with free school lunches. “Afford” is a term used loosely though, as the city is currently sitting on a time bomb of debt amounting to €66 billion, with few signs of this debt slowing. From 2019 to 2021, the total debt level rose €8.3 billion, moving up 13 percent.
One of the most debilitating proglodyte myths is that Money Comes From The Government And That Money Is Free. Then reality, which sticks around even when you wander off into fantasy-land, arises to bite you in the butt. Hard.
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6th December 2022
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6th December 2022
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Broke-ness follows wokeness because it’s invariably the incompetent, lazy, corrupt and otherwise failed institutions that radicalize to avoid doing their jobs. From the federal government to corporate monopolies to financial gimmicks like FTX to the media to massive charities, institutional wokeness is a red flag that an organization is incompetent or a scam.
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6th December 2022
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Following riots in Brussels and elsewhere, Spanish police are taking preemptive measures to deal with potential disturbances in the wake of the Spain-Morocco football World Cup match scheduled for Tuesday, December 6.
These will focus on the cities with the highest Moroccan population, including Barcelona.
The regional Catalan security forces, for example, have told La Gaceta de la Iberoesfera that they have been working to ensure the maximum number of agents are on call during and after the match.
Other cities considered to be at risk for rioting include Bilbao, Cartagena, and Valencia.
It remains to be seen whether any violence will, in fact, result from the game, and how effective the police have been in preparing.
Wherever you go,
Whatever you do,
A Muslim waits there
To try to kill you.
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5th December 2022
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5th December 2022
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