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Not hypocrisy at all
The Gaian genociders are at it again, tossing tomato soup at an old painting. I’m not bothered a bit by insulting an old painting. There’s nothing especially valuable or beautiful in a plain painting of an ugly aristocratic trannie with a condescending patronizing smirk. It shouldn’t be revered as fine art or treated as sacred.…
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Insatiables vs Deplorables from the start
Another reprint from 2017. = = = = = START REPRINT: An interesting bit of history from the Lea book on the Inquisition that I was citing earlier. This part isn’t emphasized in conventional wisdom nowadays. Before the Inquisition ran wild and expanded into an all-consuming pogrom of Deplorables, it began as an academic fight…
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Stupid fable
Following on previous rant, because I’m in a mood tonight. Probably the full moon. Let’s try a fable. What if plumbers worked like politicians? I’d call Gold Seal Plumbers to unclog my drain. Gold Seal would arrive and look at the clog. He’d tell me that I need to contribute to his Campaign Fund so…
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Time to judge
A few weeks ago I decided to hold back judgment on the new “mayor” of this fucked “city”, remembering that previous Spokane Repoofs had been WORSE than Dems on the basic issues of policing. The standard hypothesis doesn’t always work. No more need to reserve. The new Dem is worse than previous Repoofs. Not surprising…
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Another reprint from the sane time
Yeah, another reprint from the years before the holocaust when I still had all my curiosity and sharpness. Now, partly from age and partly from total depletion of gumption, I don’t have meaningful dreams and can’t make meaningful connections. From 2018. = = = = = START REPRINT: ZeroHedge is doomporning as usual, pointing to…
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When bureaucrats ignore…
When bureaucrats stop obeying the government, you know the gradient of power has shifted. I observed this in the first months of Trump’s admin. The Gaian wackos in the “weather” bureau paused their Gaian wackdom immediately after he took office in January. They weren’t sure if he intended to continue the normal Federal project of…
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First mention of bitcoin
Linked in previous about Sweden, worth a reprint. From 2013, the first time I wrote about bitcoin. I’ve been citing some items from 2014, which weren’t really the earliest. = = = = = START REPRINT: It’s always fun to watch the ‘paranoids’ failing to be paranoid when it counts. Consider the popularity of Bitcoin…
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Bravo for Sweden
Sweden took the sane path in the “virus” holocaust, though perhaps a bit too cautiously. Now Sweden is going all in with pure sanity on the “green” holocaust. Their government has officially discarded the UN’s Agenda 2030 genocide. Formerly Sweden was moving faster than others toward the Revelations vision of chips in your head and…
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Condensation
EnidBuzz asks What’s one thing everyone should have in their junk drawers? Most answers were practical and prosaic. This one is brilliant: $2000. Just in case you need to buy more junk.
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SUN!
For the first time in several weeks the SUN is popping out, starting to dry things. Polistra and friends salute the SUN! Reached 49 degrees. I walked without a coat, and the ice cream man is driving around the neighborhood!
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Buy or steal?
When a Deepstater apologizes, he never apologizes for his own crimes. He apologizes for shit that happened a long time ago involving people who died a long time ago. It’s always a frameup, and it’s especially easy when the framees are dead. Old thefts are a prime target of apologies. Euros stealing land from natives…
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Sikh softly and carry…
Guy tries to steal from Indian owned gas station byu/MASOOOOOOOD inUnexpected Fukh with a Sikh and you’ll be singhing a sad songh until you get your caste removed.
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Nerd burglars
Speaking of typical and atypical… Model railroad fans aren’t typical criminals. A young man and woman decided to break into the Railroad Museum in Enid late at night, and stole some model railroad equipment. At one point they looked directly into the security camera, sealing their fate. (Nerds ought to know about security cameras!) The…
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The Fog Month
We’ve been in a typical January fog pattern, which is a relief after a windstorm then supercold then big snow. I didn’t realize that 1/3 of the country is also in an atypical January fog pattern. This Iowa meteorologist is keeping track of The Month Of Fog, with maps showing the Dense Fog Alerts, constant…
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