61k excess millennial deaths & 101k excess GenX deaths in 2021. Overall 2022 excess deaths running about 20% above baseline… “Let the Bodies hit the floor” pic.twitter.com/KjGfmwVuEk
— Ed ☯️Free Thinker & Oracle (@DowdEdward) May 17, 2022
A senior Twitter engineer caught on hidden camera in another Project Veritas operation confirmed that the whole company is “commie as fuck,” and “does not believe in free speech.”
Siru Murugesan also told the undercover journalist that Elon Musk’s intended purchase of the company has caused employees to start “stress-eating” and become “worried for our jobs.”
“Our jobs are at stake; he’s a capitalist and we weren’t really operating as capitalists, more like very socialist,” he said, adding “we’re all like commie as fuck.”
There are few that do as good a job of analyzing the Russ-Ukie war as Pepe Escobar! This big picture view of Russian strategic-tactical doctrine is about as good as you’ll read anywhere. Relatively short and simple, this would be great to send to any of your friends or loved ones who believe the MSM BULLSHIT that Russia-is-losing / Ukraine-can-win.
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Wars are not won with tactics and narratives – they require a Grand Strategy. Russia has a master plan behind its Ukraine military operations, but does the west have one? by Pepe Escobar
While we are all familiar with Sun Tzu, the Chinese general, military strategist and philosopher who penned the incomparable Art of War, less known is the Strategikon, the Byzantium equivalent on warfare.
Sixth century Byzantium really needed a manual, threatened as it was from the east, successively by Sassanid Persia, Arabs and Turks, and from the north, by waves of steppe invaders, Huns, Avars, Bulgars, semi-nomadic Turkic Pechenegs and Magyars.
Byzantium could not prevail just by following the classic pattern of Roman Empire raw power – they simply didn’t have the means for it.
So military force needed to be subordinate to diplomacy, a less costly means of avoiding or resolving conflict. And here we can make a fascinating connection with today’s Russia, led by President Vladimir Putin and his diplomacy chief Sergei Lavrov.
Continue reading “SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SWIMSUIT ISSUE – THEN & NOW”
This song, by a bunch of talentless Ukie rappers, just won the Eurovision 2022 talent contest. Absolutely not a political decision. Nah!!
—-1) I have referred to the denizens of Country 404 as the niggahs of Europe. Did I nail that, or what?
—-2) From all the war-torn scenes ….. it sure does look like Country 404 is winning the war! Hahahahaha ….. /s.
Who is the real president?
The more than month-long standoff at Mariupol’s Azovstal steelworks plant is finally over, after for many weeks the siege of the large complex by Russian forces remained the focus of international headlines, and following a series of high-risk civilian evacuations, some of them under the auspices of UN and Red Cross emergency teams.
The remnant hundreds of armed Ukrainian Azov battalion militants which had refused to come out have now surrendered in the Monday night hours. “Reuters saw about a dozen buses apparently carrying Ukrainian fighters leaving the plant on Monday. It was not possible to determine how many people were aboard.”
Guest Post by Steve Kirsch
Fluvoxamine has a systematic review and meta-analysis published in a top medical journal. You cannot get any better than that. It’s the “gold standard” of medical evidence.
So when a group of scientists applied for an EUA for fluvoxamine, what did the FDA do? They rejected the drug for “insufficient evidence” just like they always do for ivermectin.
Everyone is stunned, but nobody is surprised. How can the FDA say a drug which meets the “gold standard” of evidence has “insufficient evidence”?
The FDA approved Molnupiravir which was less effective. Why not fluvoxamine?
ICER, a non-profit known as the nation’s drug pricing watchdog, did a review of the evidence and determined that fluvoxamine evidence is superior to Molnupiravir.
It can’t be more clear than this. The reason is pure corruption.
Continue reading “How the FDA justified rejecting an EUA for fluvoxamine”
Guest Post by Martin Armstrong
I do not engage in conspiracy theories or make stuff up trying to fill in gaps. The founder of UNESCO, Julian Huxley, made it very clear that they have believed in a one-world government under the United Nations from the very beginning, and they do not believe in democracy. Huxley believed, like the rest of the crew, that “unrestricted individualism is equally erroneous” as a form of government. We the people are not qualified to decide for our own future. These people are arrogant and look down upon society as a colony of ants. We are dehumanized in their eyes, unworthy even to hold an intelligent conversation with them. Hitler, the Ukrainians, and even some in Poland still ascribe to eugenics as well as lofty people in the United States.
We’re living in an unprecedented time when strange happenings continue to occur in quick succession. In March 2021, a massive container ship became wedged across the Suez Canal in Egypt — blocking “an artery of world trade,” triggering a rise in oil prices and leading to fallout that affected shipping around the globe.1
Guest Post by Paul Craig Roberts
Duff Cooper, Viscount Norwich, was the only British minister who resigned over the Munich Agreement of 1938. His autobiography was titled Old Men Forget.
I expect they do, but I remember.
I remember when business, even large business, operated on handshakes without contracts. Business could operate this way because people in those days had good character and integrity. A person who welshed on a handshake was finished in business.
I grew up when America was still America. We were taught that you had to be able to look yourself in the mirror every morning. That required that you were truthful and honorable in your relations with others.
Continue reading “The Social Credit System is the Elite’s Means of Control”
Guest Post by Pat Buchanan
A basic question needs answering: Why, 30 years after the Cold War ended, are we still expanding NATO? Russia does not threaten the United States. As for any threat that it poses to its European neighbors, let them deal with it.
Seeing Russia invade Ukraine, historically neutral Finland has undergone a late conversion and decided to join NATO immediately.
Why? Because NATO membership means the world’s strongest power, the United States, under Article 5 of NATO, would go to war against Russia, should it cross Finland’s border.
Nervous about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s intentions, Finland wants America legally and morally bound to fight Russia on its behalf, should Putin invade Finland as he invaded Ukraine.
From the Finnish point of view, this is perfectly understandable.
But why would the United States consent to go to war with Russia, the largest nuclear power on earth, for violating Finland’s frontiers?
Continue reading “Why Would US Give a War Guarantee — to Finland?”
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THIS WEEK’S EDITORIAL
COVID RESPONSE IS AN ECONOMIC DISASTER: BOOM has often commented that the whole Covid phenomenon of government policies driven by fear and control will eventually be seen as perhaps the biggest economic and social mistake in world history.
CHINA MISTAKEN; ZERO COVID IS NOT THE ANSWER: China is making a big mistake. It is destroying its economy by attempting a “Zero Covid” policy. No nation can achieve that goal and those that have tried have failed. New Zealand and Australia are excellent examples. Their daily death counts per million population from Covid are now slowly but steadily climbing as they adjust to accept that they will have to live with Covid, a disease that causes a population-wide death rate (at worst case) of only 0.35% (a small number in any total death toll). Their politicians have been defeated.
