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I can only see two ways to fight or cope with it (doesn’t mean there aren’t more). One is noncompliance on a massive scale. If there isn’t a critical mass of people where you are who are willing to go that route, the only thing I can think of is to look at examples from history for ideas: How did Christianity survive the initial persecutions…[Read more]

Well said, and pertinent to the times we live in. Cultural Marxism is already a dogma, but it certainly wouldn’t stand up to real scientific scrutiny. You don’t even have to be conservative or traditionalist to see that cultural Marxism and scientism are quasi-religious dogmas with their own priesthoods and flocks of the faithful.

For the…[Read more]

I wouldn’t touch any of the new injections with a ten-foot pole, so whether Vanden Bossche’s letter is astroturf or not doesn’t matter to me personally. HOWEVER, I’m really impressed by this article–it’s a reminder of what actual journalism looks like. OffGuardian does some good stuff.

An absolutely excellent point!

Live in a virtual world on place bets on humans like gladiators in the arena. Treat yourself and others as a tradeable digital commodity. This is “monetary independence”? Yeah, sure… and Arbeit macht frei. Similar idea, pushed by similarly twisted people. (The claim is “individuals will be able to use cybercurrencies and thus declare their…[Read more]

I second that.

Gee, neo-segregation… Only now there are six groups, not just two. There doesn’t seem to be much “progress” in “progressive”!

Same old playbook…

What’s this? The Church turning a blind eye to its own principles when they conflict with its political agenda? Say it isn’t so!! [insert gigantic sarcasm emoji here]

I get kind of twitchy when I hear this research opens “the possibility that the key to understanding and preventing certain diseases could involve proteins in sperm.” Because that also means the possibility of finding the key to understanding how to modify sperm so that it gives certain diseases to offspring. But–silly me–they would never…[Read more]

This is just a guess, but my first thought would be something is being blocked by Chrome or by some kind of ad/tracker-blocking add-on or functionality of Chrome. You’ve tried: using other browsers; disabling any ad-blocking functionality and all browser add-ons of any kind in all the browsers you’ve tested; and accessing the content using a…[Read more]

I find the whole idea of AI “art” profoundly disturbing too. It’s not art; it’s the simulacrum of art. It’s the perfect analogy to: the simulacrum of currency (digital money); the simulacrum of food (GMOs and fake meat); the simulacrum of a market (algorithmic stock trading); the simulacrum of human interaction (online meetings); the…[Read more]

Also possible…

My hunch as to what’s behind this is twofold: First, it’s part of the “vax war” between the different companies’ — and countries’ — injections. At stake are not only unimaginable future profits, but also political points in the form of soft power and national prestige. Russia, for example, has plainly been using its vax as a soft-power and…[Read more]

When I was in elementary school (1970s, public schools), it conditioned kids to obey/believe authority figures. I’m not sure it squelched kids’ imagination. I think, for imagination to develop, kids need outdoor play; exposure to nature; physical books; creative, hands-on projects; some unstructured time to themselves; and severe…[Read more]

Watched it–and I agree!

Makes perfect sense… given that critical theory isn’t supposed to make sense. Logic and rational thinking are merely vectors of oppression, to be expunged from the academic canon.

Yes, probably… I hadn’t thought of it that way.

The downvote was not a mistake. It comes courtesy of “tomas,” who seems to be addicted to hitting the dislike button whenever he comes across a comment of mine. I usually overlook it, but in this case it’s really unwelcome. Perhaps, on reflection, he’ll see fit to remove it.

Has Señor Bergoglio managed to get on Enlil’s bad side yet? (We can only hope.)