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Bret Weinstein recently was on the Joe Rogan show Dr. Weinstein starts off on a pessimistic note, saying that things will get worse in terms of the culture wars and civil unrest, with the George Floyd protests being the latest manifestation of a longer-term trend of unrest and opposition to ‘enlightenment values,’ although I wish… Continue reading Bret Weinstein on Joe Rogan

Dave Chappelle put out an impromptu Netflix special, 8:46 , which is in reference to the number of minutes and seconds the officer keeled on George Floyd’s neck. For those who were expecting a comedy show, instead got a sermon/lecture on race and police brutality. It seems like he is rambling , giving a sundry… Continue reading Dave Chappelle Special

Im starting to agree Trump is looking really weak as the chaos continues https://t.co/guBzcZOw5c — Tim Pool (@Timcast) June 16, 2020 Let us know when you finally agree, or not. I know why Tim Pool is so successful, as I predicted in 2016-2018 in regard to the rise of centrism and the IDW and alt-center… Continue reading Trump approval rating holds steady

Greg Cochran hasn’t been writing about Covid-19 as much as he has in the past, and without the the same sense of urgency. His most recent entry, a short post from June 8th titled At the Mountains of Madness, has nothing to to with Covid, but rather concerns H.P. Lovecraft’s views on insanity. His penultimate… Continue reading The memory hole pandemic

Is State Protection a Threat to Liberal Democracy? This is another one of those liberal-democracy-is-on-the-brink type articles. Such articles warning of the impending death of democracy have become commonplace since the election of Trump, about how Trump and the supposed rise of right-wing extremism are to blame for democracy dying or being on the brink… Continue reading The premature ‘Death of Democracy’

A common complaint in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis is that government policy exclusively benefited TBTF banks, as opposed to ‘main street’. Conservative critics likened it to a soft form of socialism, with the financial, housing, and, to a lesser extent, the auto sector, being the main recipients and beneficiaries of such policy.… Continue reading The New Socialism

Being a part of the so-called ‘legacy media’ is good work if you can get it. The success middling intellects such as Michelle Malkin–who is still for some reason popular despite being a neocon who for over a decade unfailingly supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan [and also the Patriot Act, war on terror–literally… Continue reading The Decline of Legacy Conservatism

A common refrain for the past couple years or so is that left-wing billionaires such as George Soros are secretly funding protests and radicalized groups, such as BLM and antifa, and or are helping to engender social unrest, such as most recently in regard to protests over George Floyd’s death. Vox Day and Unz are… Continue reading George Soros and other wealthy donors are probably funding BLM and antifa, but so what

It seems like everything has been accelerated. 2020 may go down as one of the most eventual years in recent history, or even the past 50 years. 2020 has given us: 1. 2020 presidential election , which will probably be the biggest, most contentious, and most costly to date, pitting two over-sized septuagenarian egos against… Continue reading Everything is being accelerated

The stock market keeps recovering, as I correctly predicted it would. The S&P 500 is at 3070, having recovered most of its Covid losses. All the stockw that for years I have been recommending have done well and some have made news highs, such as Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Tesla, etc. This is why when… Continue reading The left inciting civil unrest to tank economy and Trump, after Covid fails to do the job