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Memetic Monday: Wait, What Year is It?

“Strike me down and I will become more powerful than you could ever imagine.” -Colin (pronounced “Colon”) Powell speaking to coronavirus before his death. Well, it’s Tuesday. Sorry. It’s Monday. Got a bad case of the Mondays here, lads. And by that – I mean…

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Memetic Monday: Wait, What Year is It?

“Strike me down and I will become more powerful than you could ever imagine.” -Colin (pronounced “Colon”) Powell speaking to coronavirus before his death. Well, it’s Tuesday. Sorry. It’s Monday. Got a bad case of the Mondays here, lads. And by that – I mean…

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World’s Smartest Man Calls for White Identity Politics

We’ve written before about Christopher Langan, who is billed as the smartest man alive due to his IQ scores. He has called out the vaccine scandal, and the Jewish problem. This week, he called for a white identity movement in resistance to the brown politics.…

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The Time has Come to Firm Up Your Bootstraps

Previously: Millennial Redemption: In a Vaxpocalypse, It Doesn’t Matter Whose Fault Anything Is Several millennials have expressed anger at my recent series of anti-millennial articles. However, these were not anti-millennial articles. I fully understand that millennials have never had anything to work for, and thus…

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Victor Davis Hanson Doesn’t Know Anything!

Tucker asks the ultimate question to the ultimate answerer. Tucker Carlson on Wednesday had a monologue so beautiful it brought a tear to my eye. It was 11 minutes of absolute perfection. He started out with Russian disinformation, then focused in on the “Let’s Go…

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Memetic Monday: Tuesday Edition

It’s probably time to start talking a lot more about cyber polygon. I’m stuck in a loop with this virus bullshit, but that’s all about to pale in comparison to a global cyber hoax that shuts down the entire planet. This is late. Today is…

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Yes, Millennials are Getting a Second Chance

I recently wrote a piece about how millennials, a generation of completely failed losers, are getting a second chance, as the slate is wiped clean by the coronavirus hoax. I said: whether or not you worked to make a career or didn’t doesn’t matter anymore,…

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Brief Reflections on Anger and Justice

On Monday, I watched a segment on Tucker Carlson featuring Thomas Caldwell and his wife, who attended the January 6 protest. Caldwell is a disabled veteran, and he and his wife went to the event simply to see Trump speak. They were not involved in…

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What About China, Then?

Author’s Note: This article is effectively a short book. There are subheadings, so you should be able to read it in parts. But it was written in one sitting, so I am publishing it as a single post. It’s a personal record for most words…

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Memetic Monday: Extra Racism This Time

My favorite meme this week was not racist at all. Last Monday, I did the unthinkable, and what many thought was undoable: I posted a series of memes without any racism at all . This week, in order to make up for last week, I’m…

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