December 08, 2020
Joe Biden continues to state that Russia is America's greatest threat, and the world should be happy to see China continue to grow.
The mainstream media and social media support that view.
Trump knew that wasn't true. Russia isn't even in the top ten economies. China is the second largest economy but still gets away claiming they are a developing nations.
What hope does the US, and indeed the rest of the world have with Biden and Harris at the helm? Their greatest policy idea is 100 days of nationally mandated mask wearing!
Tucker Carlson states the China threat very clearly and how China are taking advantage of the West's, and in particular America's weaknesses.
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The Mayor of L.A. goes mad and tries to close down EVERYTHING.
All travel is forbidden, everything is closed, people are ordered into quarantine.
How is this not martial law?
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The Democrats faked birthdays to steal votes in the election and statistics prove it!
They faked birthdates.
From Jo Nova:[.link]
When people picked fake dates for fake voters they didn’t spread them in a normal pattern through the year. Instead of having more birthdays in the summer months (which is normal in the US) there were more births than expected in December and January. There were also more birthdays on the nice round numbered days like the 10th, 20th and 30th days of the month.
In a layered and detailed study Carl Bell uncovers how wildly unlikely these birthdays are. Not only are the days suspicious, the months are too, and then there is the red hot flag that the counties with the oddest birthday patterns are usually Biden supporters. And furthermore, they are counties that differed the most from their past voting behaviour and also counties with higher votes for third parties too (like the libertarians). It’s almost like fake voters wanted Joe Biden to win, but not win by too much, so they had to add in some votes for "others†as well.
The "birthday†tool could not only to be used to spot suspicious counties in the first place, it was so detailed it could give an estimate of what votes might have been if those outlier counties had had a more normal distribution.
As usual, when they take out the fakes, Trump won.
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New York Democrats Plan to Control Redistricting by Counting Illegals and Criminals
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In related news, the National Association of Police Organizations has "demanded an end to overdue library book fines".
Ivy League Librarians Demand a 'World without Policing'
Tim adds:
I thought Librarians were supposed to be quiet! These seem downright noisy.
I am mindful of the Seinfeld episode where a "library cop" tracked Jerry down for a book he never returned after over a decade. In the end Jerry asked how much he owed "a dollar forty nine".
It's like that.
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Here is another compendium of the allegations and evidence of vote fraud from Real Clear Investigations. Quite useful for the Vote Fraud Deniers.
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From the artcle:
"You may be surprised to learn that of the trio of long-awaited coronavirus vaccines, the most promising, Moderna’s mRNA-1273, which reported a 94.5 percent efficacy rate on November 16, had been designed by January 13."
We've had the vaccine since January 13th!
We Had the Covid 19 Vaccine the Whole Time: New York Mag
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If these teachers want the schools closed perhaps they should not complain if the office which cuts their paychecks remains closed as well?
From the article:
"The Chicago Teachers Union, which has claimed that any efforts to open Chicago Public Schools is sexist, racist, and misogynist, has now filed an injunctionagainst the school system. CPS has made plans for a phased approach to open for in-person learning starting on Jan. 11, 2021 and the union absolutely refuses.
Chicago Teachers Union just filed a request for an injunction to stop in-person instruction that is supposed to start January 11th.
— Corey A. DeAngelis (@DeAngelisCorey) December 7, 2020
Chicago Public Schools, which have been closed to in-person learning since March 17, have been trying to come up with a plan to bring kids and teachers back into the classroom, but have been blocked by the union.
Chicago Teachers Union claims reopening schools is racist, sexist, and misogynisthttps://t.co/Ku2m73aG32
— libby emmons (@libbyemmons) December 7, 2020
The Chicago Teachers Union, which walked off the job for 11 days last fall amid demands for increasing their ranks among other issues, has now claimed that the schools are not safe for reopening. They claim that the reopening date is "arbitrary."
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Chuck Yeager RIP
Yeager was the man who broke the sound barrier, once know as "the fastest man alive". He held that prestigious title as long as men were limited to flying aircraft, beating back all challengers by going just a little bit faster each time. His records only fell when the space program gave people a way to travel a LOT faster. Yeager chose not to joint the space program because it was not considered real flying; everything was run by ground control. Yeager and the other top pilots refused to join because they were real air jockeys. In the end everyone remembers names like Alan Shepherd or John Glenn (who were lesser pilots) while forgetting Yeager, who was THE pilot's pilot. He was an American original, a hero from a bygone era when Americans revered men of daring and courage.
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Ah, to float above the clouds of Venus!
It is indeed true that a floating habitat on Venus would be possible. There is a region in the Venusian stratosphere that has Earthlike pressure and temperature. However the Venusian clouds are composed in no small measure of sulphuric acid, although there is more of it at lower levels. But what would be the point? You will see nothing, and all your food and water will have to be brought in (from Earth or an asteroid). It might be useful as a research base but you can learn as much in an orbital station. And remember, you will have to have as much thrust to get into Venusian orbit as you would to get to Earth orbit, so we're talking about a really tough time leaving the habitat (you would have to launch a rocket with a booster from a floating platform.) It would make far more sense to simply have an orbital station and some unmanned floating buoys.
This from Andrei Piriutko:
Venus has a CO2 atmosphere. Because CO2 is about 50% more dense than Earth air, ordinary Earth air could be a lifting gas on Venus. This has led to proposals for a human habitat that would float in the atmosphere of Venus at an altitude where both the pressure and the temperature are Earth-like. Because the atmosphere of Venus contains no oxygen, hydrogen is not flammable there, and could be a good lifting gas as well. In 1985, the Soviet Vega program deployed two helium balloons in Venus's atmosphere at an altitude of 54 km (34 mi).
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December 07, 2020
On this Pearl Harbor Day I decided to repost my piece on the history of Imperial Japan vis-a-vis the opening by America.
The Rise and Fall of the Empire of the Sun
I decided to honor Pearl Harbor Day with an overview of the rise and fall of the Japanese Empire, and try to shed some light on just why they attacked us. Please forgive any misspellings or poor wording; I had to get this out FAST and will try to clean it up later!
On December 7, in the Year of Our Lord 1941, the Empire of Japan launched a spectacular air-raid on the American Pacific Fleetat Pearl Harbor. This daring attack marked the open involvement of the United States in World War II, and would forever change the world`s alignment of power. Most Americans (well, those who didn`t attend public schools) are intimately acquainted with this story, and I don`t intend on retelling it here. My purpose, instead, is to look back into the WHY of Pearl Harbor, into what lead up to the deathstruggle between the Kingdom of the Rising Sun and the Great Republic of the West. This is seldom discussed, or is given little attention; and most Americans know little and care even less. Still, history is important in and of itself, because if we understand where we have come from, we can (sometimes) understand where we are going.
America awakened a sleeping giant. This occurred on on July 8, 1853 when a fleet of four U.S. ships anchored at Edo Bay (Tokyo) with the express purpose of opening trade with the feudal Kingdom of Japan. Commadore Matthew Perry, in command of the Powhatan, frightened the Japanese, who had never seen a steamship and thought they were dragons! Before this historic event, trade with Japan was limited to Chinese and Portuguese merchants, who were only allowed to enter through officially approved ports for very limited trade. The Japanese feared what would happen to them if corrupting outside influences were allowed, and they had seen the disgrace heaped upon their Confucian brothers in China as a result of opening relations with the West. (China had been forced to surrender certain ports to Western powers, and the Middle Kingdom had become a quasi-colonial entity.) Japan, under the Tokugawa Shogunate, had maintained an insular feudal system, and sought to protect that system through limiting contact with the outside world; this was possible, of course, because Japan is an island, and must be visited by ship. (A Shogun was a military leader, or warlord. At the time of Perry Japan was ruled in practice by the Shogun, with the Emperor acting as a figurehead.) The old sailing vessels were not strong enough to force their way into protected harbors, so Japan was safe-until Western naval power became irresistable. The developement of the steamship made Western naval power irresistable, and Commodore Perry illustrated the vulnerability of Japan; it became obvious that any unscrupulous Western power could overwhelm the Kingdom.
The next year, Japan and the United States signed the Treaty of Kanagawa, officially opening relations between America and Japan. It became obvious to the Japanese that they were going to have to westernize, to compete with the Western powers or face becoming a colony. They began an ambitious program of reform, transforming Japan from a Confucian, agrarian society into a militaristic, industrial one.
The restoration of the Emperors under the rule of newly crowned Meiji after the fall of the Kanagawa Shogunate in 1868 began the full flowering of Japanese modernization. The Meiji Restoration came about as a result of pressure from the merchant coalitions and from the Kanagawa`s old rivals, the Satsuma and Choshu clans. The death of the Shogun Lemochi in 1866 seriously weakened the already tenuous grip of the Shogunate, and the new Emperor was reinstated as a result of a brief civil war. In 1869 the Emperor moved his court from Kyoto to the city of Edo, which he renamed Tokyo (Eastern Capital). The rise of a modern Japan had begun.
The Japanese approach to modernization was wildly successful, and should act as a model for developing nations today. Their primary emphasis was, initially, on the developement of agriculture. They understood that a stable food supply was vital to their national security. How can any nation maintain their independence when they are reliant on food from abroad? Any nation with sufficient naval power could cut the lifeline and starve Japan into submission. The emphasis on food production made industrialization possible in Japan. (This is the lesson most developing countries have failed to learn in our modern era-they mostly concentrate on industry to build weapons, or on socialist schemes to enrich the leaders.) With a stable food base it was possible for the population to rise, possible to engage more people in work outside of the agricultural sector.
Not that Japan neglected building weaponry; as their industrial base grew, so did their military. The Japanese were always a militaristic people, and during the Shogunate their feudal knights were called Samurai. They followed a strict life and death code of honor known as Bushido (literally ``the way of the warrior``);
"It puts emphasis on loyalty, self sacrifice, justice, sense of shame, refined manners, purity, modesty, frugality, martial spirit, honor and affection" (Nippon Steel Human Resources Development Co. Ltd. 329).
The deep roots of Bushido made the Japanese soldier a formidable, merciless foe. Surrender was absolutely disgraceful, so Japanese mistreated POW`s, while few ever surrendered themselves. Once the Japanese developed modern military hardware and techniques they became the dominant power in the far east.
Japan would ascend to that lofty position in 1905, when they would become the first non-western nation to defeat one of the great European powers. The Russo-Japanese War followed on the heels of the Sino-Japanese war of 1894 in which the Japanese pummelled the Middle Kingdom. Japan seized, among other things, Port Arthur from China but were forced to lease it to the Russians as a result of European diplomatic pressures, while the Boxer Rebellion of 1900 lead to Russian troops occupying Manchuria. Both Japan and Russia cast covetous eyes on Korea (Japan had always refered to the peninsula as a dagger pointed at Japan`s heart.) The Japanese, encouraged by an alliance with Britain, launched a surprise attack on the hapless Russkies, and Russia was forced to attempt to send it`s famed Baltic Fleet around the Cape of Good Hope to engage Japan, but to no avail. Peace talks were held at Portsmouth, New Hampshire where Secretary of War Taft brokered a treaty. What was not generally known was that Taft made a deal with the Japanese to recognize their hegemony in Korea in return for their recognition of our control of the Phillippines.
This victory of the Empire of the Sun over the Russian Bear propelled Japan into world power status, while accelerated the demise of the Tsar of All the Russias, who would abdicate his throne 13 years later.
Japan fought bravely on the side of the British during the First World War, but would later sour on their Anglo alliance. At the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 France, Britain, Australia, and The United States rejected a proposal to insert a ``racial equality clause`` in the League of Nations Covenant at Versailles. The obvious perception of Japan as inferior galled the Japanese, and began the deterioration of relations between Nipon and the Allied Powers.
This would be followed by a series of perceived slights, including the 1924 Exclusion Act which restricted immigration by Japanese and other ``coloreds`` to America, as well as the Washington Naval Conference of 1922 at which the Japanese delegate walked out in anger at being accorded second-rate status.
The Great Depression was hard on Japan; the Japanese economy was heavily dependent on imported oil and steel, and these commodities became increasingly difficult to obtain. People were out of work, and the solution to economic deprivation is often military adventurism. This occured in 1931 with the occupation of Manchuria. The Japanese instituted a puppet government in Manchuria, renaming the newly ``independent`` country Manchukuo and incurring the wrath of Wilson`s folly, the League of Nations.
In 1933 Japan withdrew from that idiotic institution in anger over their treatment for behaving as they believed western nations behaved, and by 1937 the second Sino-Japanese War broke out. The Japanese were beastly in China, committing numerous atrocities including the infamous ``rape of Nanking`` in which women were raped, children killed, etc. It was said that babies were thrown into the air to be caught on the bayonettes of the Japanese soldiers. This war would continue to smolder until the Japanese surrender on VJ Day. (This would also, ultimately, hand China over to the Communists, as the Nationalist government was driven into exile in Chungking, while the Communists hid in the countryside to fight a partisan war. It left them in a perfect position to conduct a revolution against the Nationalists after the War.)
In 1940 Japan occupied Indochina. The French Vichy government acquiesed to this occupation, and Japan joined Hitler and the Axis. Hitler made a mutual defense treaty with the Japanese, and both sides promised to fight if the other was attacked. Germany seemed content to allow Japan to create ``Pan Asia``, in which the European powers would be kicked out, and Japan would attain hegemony in the Far East.
There was only one thing standing in their way.
Far to the East, the nation which started it all, the nation which humiliated Japan into their great rise in the first place, still roamed the Pacific. If Japan was to dominate East Asia, her only serious rival would have to be removed. England was busy with Germany, occupied France had given them what they wanted. Australia was to sparsely populated to stop them. Only the United States, that nation of free men and free commerce, could oppose them. America owned Hawaii. America controlled the Phillipines. America had bases throughout the Pacific, and had friendly relations with China and The Soviet Union.
And there was an old score to settle.
Meanwhile, the United States and Britain, concerned about the rising militarization and hostility of Japan, instituted an embargo on steel and oil.
Any modern nation MUST have steel and oil, and Japan had no resources to draw these from. America was attempting to strangle Japan economically. Japan reacted by seizing the oil-rich Dutch East Indies (Indonesia).
It became apparent to Prime Minister Tojo and the other Japanese leaders that America must be destroyed.
They hatched up a daring plot; they would use their aircraft-the Zero-to destroy the American fleet at Pearl Harbor, then would launch a full-scale invasion of the American mainland. The strategy was essentially sound, and was reminiscent of the way they handled the Russians. Admiral Yamamoto was ordered to draw up plans for this, and he made his plans with fear and trepidation; Yamamoto had studied in the United States, and understood the industrial might of America, as well as the iron in the character of the American People. The government of Japan thought Americans were weak, and would fold after the first attacks. Yamamoto knew better, and he told his superiors that he would run wild for 6 months, after which he would be forced to sue for peace.
The plan called for an invasion of California, then a peace negotiation which would be extremely favorable to the United States-except that America would stop pushing Japan. The destruction of the American fleet was critical to this.
America had broken the Japanese code.
Unfortunately, there were far too many intercepted messages to know for certain exactly where Japan was going to hit; the American military knew an attack was immanent, but everyone thought they were going to attack McArthur in the Phillipines. Just to be on the safe side, Roosevelt ordered the bulk of the fleet on manuevers, so Japan was only able to destroy part of our strength.
The code signal was ``East wind, Rain``.
And the East Wind blew.
The rest, as they say, is history. Admiral Yamamoto said it best, ``I fear we have awakened a sleeping giant``. In spite of the terrible slaughter at Pearl Harbor, Japan was unable to destroy our fleet, and we seriously hurt them at Midway. Hitler, honoring his agreement with Japan, declared war on the United States immediately after the attack, solving a difficult problem for Roosevelt; had Hitler NOT declared war, Roosevelt would have been in the position of having to fight Japan, while Germany would have been allowed to run free in the Atlantic. Roosevelt could not have gotten a declaration of war against Germany.
And so the World went to war. The tremendous might of the American industrial complex went into high gear, and Japan began the slow, painful retreat in the face of overwhelming force of arms and spirit.
In the end, a blinding flash over a major city forced the Emperor to order his people to ``endure the unendurable`` and America would remake the Empire of the Sun in her own image.
Strange, all had come full circle; We were the Alpha and Omega to Imperial Japan. They began their rise to power because of us, and their Empire was destroyed by us.
It is worth remembering on this day, when we honor the many who fell on that fateful day, December 7, 1941.
May God have mercy on their souls!
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Here is a compendium of all the vote fraud allegations. A very useful resource when arguing with Vote Fraud Deniers
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Here is a great idea by President Trump; he's calling for the Senate to take up the Paris Accord.
McConnell ought to move that to the top of the calendar now in case the Democrats steal win the Senate.
If it is voted down now then it will be much harder for Biden to do it via executive order.
They should also do this with the Iran deal as well.
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Dr. Jane Orient is a long-time friend and entirely credible on the vaccine question. Ignore the socialist spin of this article. The mention, in passing, of the unknown effect of the vaccines on fertility is thought provoking: Bill Gates is on record calling for a massive reduction in human population, and he’s a major investor some of the vaccines. The idea that the new vaccines might "accidentally†sterilize a generation is just a crazy conspiracy theory, right?
GOP Invites Anti-Covid Vaccine Doctor as Top Witness at Health Hearings
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It's the Boy Who Cried Wolf syndrome. We are forever hearing about how we should be enraged by the current flavor of the week and then it switches. The author of this essay above makes good points; we are all becoming cynical because of the vast hypocrisy on so many leftist causes, but it goes even further. Too many times we've been lied to and know it. Why should we trust any of our Ruling Class?
They've made it clear our views don't really matter. For twenty years we've been enraged at open borders and yet the people who say they are our champions have supported those same open borders, for instance. Heck, Marco Rubio and friends are actively working with Democrats at this very moment to draft a bill to amnetize illegal aliens! Why should we have any confidence in any of these people.
That's what the media never understood about the devotion to Donald Trump. It is not devotion to the man so much as to a guy who listens to what Americans care about and at least tried to give it to them. The public has been willing to excuse a lot of Trump's excesses and personal quirks for this. And he's been an attempt to break the stranglehold on politics held by the Ruling Class and their money.
Why Americans Don't Believe Anything: Example 10,423
You can fool some of the People some of the time but you can't fool all of the people all of the time. The Ruling Class has tried to fool all of the People all of the time and now many of them are wise to it.
America is entirely gas-lit these days. Nothing in the news or in academic circles and in entertainment is genuine or true; it all exists to service a deeper purpose. Nothing we hear or see on television can be taken at face value any more.
Every movie, every television show, every play and novel is a morality play designed to advance the leftist agenda. There is no news; there is only talking points and emotion-stirring pastiches designed to change hearts and minds in favor of the socialism of our betters. A consumer of "news" has to approach it in the same way Soviet citizens approached Pravda; you have to read between the lines. The actual news sources hide the truth. They refuse to report things they don't like. They report unsourced rumors. They outright lie.
Almost all journalism students say they went into the field to "make a difference" instead of out of a desire to impart accurate information. They all believe the mantra that the purpose of journalism is to "comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable". In other words, they are all activists. None are actual journalists anymore.
And the revolving door between journalism and politics does not go without notice. George Stephanopoulis - Bill Clinton's Chief of Staff - runs ABC News.
So is it any wonder the public no longer trusts the media? Or any of the great institutions that once enjoyed reverence and respect? After all, the Universities have given us such things as Intersectionality, Gender Studies, Transgenderism, and a host of other insane gibberish. They do not teach actual history anymore, or the Great Books in English classes, and now they are even going after the hard sciences, claiming that things like mathematics are inherently racist. We have school teachers telling children they can change their "genders" if they feel like it.
We are fast approaching what Nietzche warned of, a total collapse of Western thought when Academia started digging up the intellectual foundations of Reason.
Americans would be fools to trust our institutions at this point.
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Veddy Eeenterestink, no?
CNN: Chinese Covid Coverup Documents Leaked
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Great! That was why they were willing to do ANYTHING to prevent him getting another term.
From Warner Todd Huston
Trump Has Appointed Second-Most Federal Judges of a President's Fourth Year
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Liberals hate the space program; they think that we should spend the money on Earth to buy votes and they think Man shouldn't go into space "because we've screwed up the Earth and now want to mess up other planets". They never realize that the only way out of a box -- which is what humanity is in - is to move on. We will remain in a drain cycle until we colonize space. But they don't like that. They want everyone under their thumbs, in easily controlled corrals.
Will the Biden Administration Slow Elon Musk's SpaceX Down"
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There Are About 165,750 Australians Currently Suffering Flu-Like Symptoms
The whole of Australia was shut-down on 21 March when confirmed Covid-19 cases peaked at around 350 per day before levelling off. Most had little or no symptoms. Currently we have up to 11,000 Australians a day coming down with actual flu-like symptoms, particularly among children
Based on the Australia wide flu-tracking survey, 0.6% - 0.7% of Australians currently have Flu-Like symptoms. At 0.65% that's 165,750 people.
Despite lock downs, social distancing measures, increased hygiene, and quarantining foreign arrivals, there has been an almost doubling of people suffering flu-like symptoms in the past month.
"The rise of flu-like symptoms is mostly among children
aged 0-17 years, and aligns with a sharp rise of confirmed cases of
respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) since October,..." https://
Let's hope our State Premiers don't get wind of this. We've seen what they do when we have mainly asymptomatic Covid-19 cases. What will they do with the news little kids are getting pneumonia?
If you thought there was 'something is going around' you were right. And it isn't Covid-19!
Tim adds:
Bear in mind everyone has been in lockdown since March, so they have not been exposed to the current influenza strains and as a result have built up no immunity to them. We have essentially turned ourselves into hothouse orchids, incapable of fighting off illnesses.
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A paper released by the United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research projects that if consumption contracts in developing countries by 20 per cent, it could see an increase in poverty for 400 to 600 million people globally.
https://www.wider.unu.edu/publication/estimates-impact-covid-19-global-poverty
Disruption of Supply Chains Causing Starvation
According to the Rome-based World Food Programme (WFP) 690 million people do not have enough to eat. while130 million additional people risk being pushed to the brink of starvation by the end of the year. https://reliefweb.int/report/world/un-warns-impending-famine-millions-danger-starvation
Covid-19 Isolation, Fear and Uncertainty - Global Mental Health Crisis
A mental illness crisis is looming as millions of people worldwide are surrounded by death and disease and forced into isolation, poverty and anxiety by the pandemic of COVID-19, United Nations health experts say. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/05/united-nations-global-mental-health-crisis-covid19-pandemic
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