SPECIAL SECTION: Message For Our “Friends” In The Middle Kingdom
I normally save this for near the end, but…basically…up your shit-kicking barbarian asses. Yes, barbarian! It took a bunch of sailors in Western Asia to invent a real alphabet instead of badly drawn cartoons to write with. So much for your “civilization.”
Yeah, the WORLD noticed you had to borrow the Latin alphabet to make Pinyin. Like with every other idea you had to steal from us “Foreign Devils” since you rammed your heads up your asses five centuries ago, you sure managed to bastardize it badly in the process.
Have you stopped eating bats yet? Are you shit-kickers still sleeping with farm animals?
Or maybe even just had the slightest inkling of treating lives as something you don’t just casually dispose of?
中国是个混蛋 !!!
Zhōngguò shì gè hùndàn !!!
China is asshoe !!!
And here’s my response to barbarian “asshoes” like you:
OK, with that rant out of my system…
Biden Gives Us Too Much Credit
…we can move on to the next one.
Apparently Biden (or his puppeteer) has decided we’re to blame for all of the fail in the United States today.
Sorry to disappoint you Joe (or whoever), but you managed to do that all on your own; not only that, you wouldn’t let us NOT give you the chance because you insisted on cheating your way into power.
Yep, you-all are incompetent, and so proud of it you expect our applause for your sincerity. Fuck that!!
It wouldn’t be so bad, but you insist that everyone else have to share in your misery. Nope, can’t have anyone get out from under it. Somehow your grand vision only works if every single other person on earth is forced to go along. So much as ONE PERSON not going along is enough to make it all fail, apparently.
In engineering school we’re taught that a design that has seven to eight billion single points of failure…sucks.
Actually, we weren’t taught that. Because it would never have occurred to the professors to use such a ridiculous example.
Justice Must Be Done.
The prior election must be acknowledged as fraudulent, and steps must be taken to prosecute the fraudsters and restore integrity to the system.
Lawyer Appeasement Section
OK now for the fine print.
This is the WQTH Daily Thread. You know the drill. There’s no Poltical correctness, but civility is a requirement. There are Important Guidelines, here, with an addendum on 20191110.
We have a new board – called The U Tree – where people can take each other to the woodshed without fear of censorship or moderation.
And remember Wheatie’s Rules:
1. No food fights
2. No running with scissors.
3. If you bring snacks, bring enough for everyone.
4. Zeroth rule of gun safety: Don’t let the government get your guns.
5. Rule one of gun safety: The gun is always loaded.
5a. If you actually want the gun to be loaded, like because you’re checking out a bump in the night, then it’s empty.
6. Rule two of gun safety: Never point the gun at anything you’re not willing to destroy.
7. Rule three: Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire.
8. Rule the fourth: Be sure of your target and what is behind it.
(Hmm a few extras seem to have crept in.)
Spot Prices
All prices are Kitco Ask, 3PM MT Friday (at that time the markets close for the weekend).
Last week:
Gold $1,852.30
Silver $22.00
Platinum $1022.00
Palladium $2,074.00
Rhodium $15,500.00
So here it is, Friday, 3PM MT after markets closed and we see:
Gold $1,873.20
Silver $22.00
Platinum $982.00
Palladium $2,020.00
Rhodium $14,900.00
All over the map here. Gold up, silver is exactly where it was (though I am sure it moved around a bit over the week), all of the PGMs down. That says to me the industrial users are demanding less, and gold is serving as a safe haven.
But that interpretation is worth exactly what you just paid for it.
JWST Update
JWST instrument commissioning proceeds apace.
This morning, I saw they had two of the seventeen instrument modes checked off. It’s now 3PM mountain time…and they have four!

That tells me they’re working a bunch of them (maybe even all of them) at the same time.
The JWST blog is busy, too. As some here noted, they’ve already dealt with a micrometeor strike. They expected these and designed with that in mind. (Though if a meteor isn’t so “micro-” there could be problems. However, the bigger they are the less likely they are.)
https://blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/06/08/webb-engineered-to-endure-micrometeoroid-impacts/
Also they’ve posted about the near infrared imager and slitless spectrometer (NIRISS), one of the four instruments on JWST (there’s a fifth, but it’s used to keep track of the JWST itself). They can do spectroscopy on one object, or everything in the field of view at once, interfermetry (getting increased resolution at the cost of some light), and just plain old imaging to back up and/or supplement NIRCam.
https://blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/06/03/the-modes-of-webbs-niriss/
If I were to try to overstate how important spectroscopy is to astronomy, I’d fail. It’s thanks to spectroscopy that we can tell radial velocity (how fast a star is moving towards or away from us), how fast something is rotating, what it is made of, and (with a lot of sophisticated processing) the mass and period of many exoplanets and even what the atmosphere of an exoplanet might contain (provided in the latter case we are in the exoplanet’s orbital plane), all without leaving the comfort of our home planetary system (and let’s face it, we still haven’t much choice there). The overwhelming majority of what we know about “out there” is thanks to spectroscopy. And it was key in discovering at least a dozen chemical elements, including one that was discovered in the sun before it was discovered here (I’ve told that story–hint/reminder, it’s the chemical element named after the sun).
You may have wondered how they’re going to decide who gets to use JWST. After all there are more astronomers than there are James Webb Space Telescopes. And, it turns out, it’s a bureaucratic process.
https://blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/06/09/scheduling-webbs-science/
I know that some of the available (24/7 minus takedowns for maintenance, usually adjusting mirror secoment alignments) time is held in reserve, at the discretion of the manager of the JWST. That’s quite a privilege, but other than his personal research, he’ll be expected to use it to study things that go kaboom or comets, especially comets about to hit things. In other words, if a supernova were to go off near by (a totally unanticipatable event), it gets priority over the guy who wants an image of NGC-1234…and that guy would probably even agree with the decision; we haven’t had a really gonzo supernova since before Galileo’s telescope. (The fact that the one back in 1987 was visible even though it was a hundred thousand light years away tells you something about how bright a star like Betelgeuse would be if it went kaboom! since Betelgeuse is a couple of hundred times closer. Yes, it would be visible in daylight.)
Meanwhile, we wait for the awesome.
An Interesting Point Made Here
Yesterday cthulhu linked to this:
(Very first post for Friday.)
And the first part of that was worth a read:
When we conservatives decline to volunteer as a dish in the progressive buffet, the leftists have no choice but to feed upon each other. We will see more of it as conservatives wake up and smell the kombucha – leftists only win when they can bully and intimidate, and if we choose not to let them do that to us, then it’s not as if they will give up their go-to move. No, they will turn on each other, and we will gobble up the Orville Redenbacher as they fight to the death for our amusement.
And we are amused.
Donald Trump was the first guy to push back, really push back, but it was not simply his pugnacious nature and cunning ability with mean tweets that made him important. It was his moral position. At some level, for some reason, so many establishment Republicans had approached these bad faith actors as legitimate critics who were at best misguided and who might actually have a germ of a point within their critiques. Trump, however – having been among them for decades and understanding exactly who they are – read them correctly. He considered them garbage.
It was not so much that Trump fought back, it was that he made it clear that the leftists are scum. And because he did not credit them with any moral stature, their slings and arrows bounced off his armor. Of course, Ron DeSantis has taken the same tack with them, refusing to credit them with any kind of merit. And that deprives them of their most powerful weapon – their victims’ complicity.
The thing about words is that they can only hurt you if you let them. At one point, “racist” and “sexist” and all the other lies might have stung. Now, we consider them a punchline and an outright slander. We laugh at them.
Kurt Schlichter on TownHall
This is precisely what Ayn Rand called “the sanction of the victim.” It comes about when, deep down, you cede moral authority to your oppressors. Rand would, in particular, highlight the effects of an altruistic world view in this connection, i.e., where your worth is measured by how much self sacrifice you are willing to do. If you can be guilt-tripped for not being willing to give up something you value, to help out a bum on the street, they’ve got you.
This sort of thing is, I believe, why many RINOs cave regularly. They believe that the Left has a bunch of impractical ideals, and they think of themselves as practical people who have to rein those impractical people in. But the problem is, they think of the left’s ideals as ideals that can’t be achieved practically–which means they say to themselves, “Well it’s nice in theory.” So they can be pressured to help try. After all, it would be nice if real communism could work, so why not get as close to it as is practical?
But in doing this they cede the moral high ground to the Left. Which is why RINOs are inveterate invertebrates.
Rand, of course, thought altruism (which she considered sacrificing something of greater value for something of lesser value, about which more below) was a crock, so she was immune to that.
But even those immune to altruistic appeals might not be immune to accusations of “sexism” or “racism” and modern Leftism isn’t so much about Marxism of the “workers own the means of production” as it is about race and sex inequality “built in” to the culture. (Though the former is supposed to be a means to correct the latter…or maybe the latter is the excuse to implement the former…ah, well, who cares which one it is?) So they pull guilt trips that can only work if you cede them the high ground. If you do that, you will feel you deserve what they do to you.
That’s a major philosophical thread underlying the entire novel Atlas Shrugged.
(By the way in her non-fiction writing Ayn Rand was explicit that she was not talking about “sacrificing” to put your kids through college or things like that–you are trading a lesser value (that fancy car you couldn’t buy) for something of greater value (your children’s futures. She would not consider that an actual sacrifice but rather a high price paid for something of great value. A sacrifice is giving up something more valuable to you, in exchange for something less valuable. With that in mind, Ayn Rand opposed sacrifices in life, often gotten from people through guilt trips.)
And now, thanks in part to the Left going over the top with accusations of “racism” and in part to Trump showing them to be paper tigers, the Left is losing their power…and they’re losing their shit over that.
Quarters
The subject of the new quarters came up a couple of days ago, and I thought I’d bring in a historical perspective.
It’s hard to imagine today, but in the early days quarters weren’t that popular a denomination. Since, back then, the mint made coins to order by anyone who brought silver or gold in, that meant if people didn’t specifically ask for it, they didn’t make it. And most people bringing in a bunch of silver would want it done as dollars or half dollars.
But, nevertheless they did make a few thousand of them in 1796.
Note there’s no denomination on the coin. You were expected to know what it was by its size. And the other silver coins had the same design themes on them.
They made a few more quarters in the 1800s (i.e., 180x, not the 19th century) with a different eagle (and now, the denomination is given as 25 C though it looks like an afterthought):
And then in 1807 or so they changed designs completely.
Collectors refer to the prior designs as “Draped Bust/Small Eagle” and “Draped Bust/Large Eagle” and this design is the “Capped Bust” because Liberty is wearing a cap. This ran until mid 1838, though the recently-founded New Orleans mint adopted it a couple years later. Again, all silver denominations basically used the same theme, the coins looked like each other except for size and the written denomination (half dimes, dimes, quarters, and halves–there were no capped bust dollars at all). [Yes, half dimes…silver coins half the size of a dime. The nickel we know and love didn’t exist until 1866.]
Again, there’d be multi-year gaps where no one ordered quarters from the mint.
Next was the “Liberty Seated” series which ran until 1891, i.e., it lasted longer than the mint had been in existence when it was adopted. Again, all of the silver coins basically looked the same. We had silver dollars again. But the half-dime and dime were a little different, instead of an eagle they had a wreath on the reverse. So we finally started to see a breaking up of the monolithic one-design-for-all-denominations rule.
There was one major change to this in 1866 for the quarter, half dollar and dollar, because “In God We Trust” was added, on a ribbon over the eagle’s head and wings.
A multimillionaire might decide it would be fun to get one of each date and mintmark, in uncirculated condition…that’s the typical collecting type, albeit with a budget the typical collector doesn’t have (most collectors don’t even delve into Liberty Seated and earlier coinage at all; if you collect by type–one of each design type rather than one of each year and mint mark–you have a considerable advantage; you need six or eight coins instead of over a hundred).
That multimillionaire will never succeed if he undertakes that quest. Many dates, especially from the San Francisco mint, are unknown in uncirculated condition; i.e., absent someone opening a box in an old attic somewhere and making a discovery, there aren’t any. Period. Again, quarters were not that popular, and the mint didn’t make many. (And the Civil War was not good for specie coinage on top of that.)
The mint got bored with the Liberty Seated coinage and decided to replace it starting in 1892. We were now down to four silver denominations, the dime, quarter, and half dollar, plus two distinct types of silver dollars. The silver dollars had their own designs, now, but the dime, quarter and half dollar still had liberty seated on the obverse and an eagle (or wreath) on the reverse. Anyhow, the replacement quarter was…
And collectors are almost unanimous in finding this design to be incredibly blah. (What’s with Liberty’s neck?) This design had one big advantage though, and that is that it struck up well, with all the detail, and as it wore down, it was still readily recognizable. That was the criteria Charles Barber was working from, and he succeeded.
Why am I showing you all of this? Because people were talking about the artistry and symbolism of the new quarters. So the design has been my focus so far.
In the 1900s…as in 190x, not 19xx..none other than President Theodore Roosevelt decided our coins were artistically atrocious. Not just silver but also the coppers, nickels, and gold pieces. (Probably the only then-current design liked a lot today is the Indian head cent.) So he embarked on a crusade to change the designs. There was, at the time, a law against changing the designs more than once every twenty five years, but the then-current gold designs had been around since 1839 or 1849 depending on the denomination, so those could be done right now. Roosevelt brought well-known sculptors famous for their work into the project, and this was in the days before modern “art.” (You can look those up: Indian head quarter eagle, half eagle, eagle, and St. Gaudens double eagle, I want to focus on quarters).
But the effort to change our coinage actually did outlive Teddy Roosevelt. In 1916, under Woodrow Never-to-be-Sufficiently-Damned Wilson, the silver was addressed (and again, there was no dollar being produced at all). And this time the designs were completely different for each denomination.
So I present you the “Standing Liberty Quarter.”
Only a few were made at the tail end of 1916 and command a huge premium today, but more were made in 1917 and then there was a design change.
The shield looks different, the eagle is higher up, the stars on the reverse are rearranged…and yeah, Liberty is now overdressed.
[The modern “old wives’ tale” is that there was a huge hue and cry over the bare breast and that’s why they changed the design, but in fact little evidence of such can be found in contemporary newspapers. And John Ashcroft wasn’t even alive then.]
These coins are much, much more artistic than the Barber series, but the mint hated them. The design was nearly impossible to strike up. Oftentimes detail in Liberty’s head was just not there, and so today, if you’re shopping for one of these, an “FH” or “Full Head” designation can bring a premium. But even on “Full Head” coins, many of the rivets on the shield (and the US shield on the shield) can be soft or nonexistent.
It was difficult to mint these well in the sorts of quantities the mint was now being called upon to produce. (The “Mercury” dime and walking liberty half dollar also introduced in 1916 had similar issues…also worth looking up.)
Charles Barber was stung that his design had been dropped after 24 years (with a little creative interpretation of the exact text of the 25 year rule), and considered these designs failures–and by his criteria, as a man charged with producing designs that would strike up and wear well, he was actually right.
Washington’s 200th birthday was fast approaching, and Congress passed a bill to put Washington on the quarter in 1932. The last standing liberty quarter was made in 1930 (none dated 1931).
So now, who gets to sculpt George Washington?
The Commission on Fine Arts had hired Laura Gardin Fraser to sculpt a commemorative medal, and they suggested the same bust be used on the quarter. But instead Treasury Secretary Andrew W. Mellon chose the James Flanagan portrayal, which in turn was based on a sculpted bust by Jean-Antoine Houdon made in 1786–i.e., a sculpture made using Washington himself as a model.

So the Flanagan portrayal should be very, very close to an actual image of Washington. (It can be hard to nail down a good image of someone who lived before photography.) Anyhow, here it is:
This of course is what we’re used to. But please note, there is actual detail in Washington’s hair. By the 1960s and 1970s the master hub from which the dies are made had worn smooth from repeated use and Washington’s hair began to look like a skullcap.
A touched up version of this began to be used sometime in the 1990s, but they overdid it and it looked like Washington’s hair was made of spaghetti.

It only got worse in 1999. The image was shrunk slightly to make room for legends brought from the reverse for the state quarters series.
And the spaghetti hair looks even worse. (BTW, here he faces away from “In God We Trust.” This is nothing new; it has been like that since 1999.)
Still, it looks very much like before. Flanagan might not have liked what was done to his portrait, but at least it was recognizable as an attempt at his portrait.
The state quarters series, and the subsequent national seashore series ended, finally in 2021, early in the year, and the mint reverted to the 1990s full-size, spaghetti hair portrait, for just that one year (with IGWT on the left again below Washington’s chin).
On the reverse is this image of Washington’s crossing of the Delaware. (I couldn’t find a decent sharp image of the obverse of this coin; the focus was on the new reverse.)
But this was just a gap filler. We’re on to a new program for quarters, one recognizing women…and OBTW it’s quota time. One White, one “Native American,” one Black, one Asian, one Hispanic. (And we get to do this for three more years after this one. Oh joy. Oh rupture.)
(The feminazis must be downright orgasmic over the Amerind honoree, Wilma Mankiller.)
And it being women…well, it has been alleged that Mellon made his decision for the Flanagan portrait over the Fraser portrait on purely sexist grounds, and so, where better than on quarters designed to honor women should one rectify such an injustice? So Fraser’s portrait, used once on a $5 gold commemorative in 1999 (shown below), got brought back.

Well, Mellon’s choice might have been due to sexism, or it might have been that he thought this was butt ugly by comparison. Judging from the commentary here earlier this week, I’ll go with butt ugly.
On the other hand, a “Fine Arts Commission” did recommend this over the Flanagan design. So I’ll allow that perhaps sincere people could differ over which one is better.
Perhaps. 🙂
Now I’m going to come to Fraser’s defense, a bit. She and her husband, James Earle Fraser, were “real” sculptors too, just as St. Gaudens, Bela Lyon Pratt, Adolph Weinman, Victor D. Brenner, and Hermon Atkins MacNeil were (these people had all done coin designs in the early 20th century). In fact James Fraser did the Indian Head (or “Buffalo”) nickel. Laura did one of the two sides of the Oregon Trail Memorial half dollar (struck intermittently between 1926 and 1939):

She and her husband both liked to use American Indian subjects in their sculpture, and I realized earlier this week that might be why Washington looks very “Indian” in her portrayal.
(By the way the other side of that coin was done by James:)

Obligatory PSAs and Reminders
China is Lower than Whale Shit
Remember Hong Kong!!!
中国是个混蛋 !!!
Zhōngguò shì gè hùndàn !!!
China is asshoe !!!
China is in the White House
Since Wednesday, January 20 at Noon EST, the bought-and-paid for His Fraudulency Joseph Biden has been in the White House. It’s as good as having China in the Oval Office.
Joe Biden is Asshoe
China is in the White House, because Joe Biden is in the White House, and Joe Biden is identically equal to China. China is Asshoe. Therefore, Joe Biden is Asshoe.
But of course the much more important thing to realize:
Joe Biden Didn’t Win
乔*拜登没赢 !!!
Qiáo Bài dēng méi yíng !!!
Joe Biden didn’t win !!!
posted at MoA:
“Something very large detonated at the Azot plant
https://twitter.com/vic_top55/status/1535616979775762433?cxt=HHwWgsC96bngzc8qAAAA
Azot is a situation something like Azovstal only it is a chemical plant rather than a steelworks. Apparently the nazi’s had mined the place and were trapped there but holding a large number of civilian hostages.”
oops ,,, should have waited… this is from 2014… disinformation! I APOLOGIZE
There’s lots of stuff out there from 2014, which is when this dust-up started, thanks to Satan Sauros’s “color revolution” to take down the duly-elected president there. Then they’re posting stuff from other places, other wars, and even VIDEO GAMES!!!! (for which they’ve been sued). I can just see a pic coming up with Zelensky going “all your bases are belong to us”… (famous vid game meme from long ago)…
This is an odd sort of tripartite war: a (somewhat) convential ground war, a Psychoterror war of propaganda, and a DEMONIC spiritual war, which covers both the seen and unseen realms.
So many lies flying about… and most of them intended to make the good folks look bad…..
agree Cuppa
Cuppa,
Have you seen anything about this? Posted at MoA
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“… According to RT Germany has chosen the anniversary of the start of Barbarossa to start delivering heavy weapons to Ukraine.
“Ukraine will receive the first batch of heavy weapons from Germany around June 22, Ukrainian Ambassador to Berlin Andrey Melnyk told Ukraine’s Novoye Vremya newspaper on Friday. The delivery is expected to include seven PzH 2000 howitzers promised by German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht in early May, he added.
“We will get these systems around June 22,” Melnyk said, referring to the howitzers as he again criticized Berlin for being too slow with the arms shipments. The date named by the ambassador was the very day that Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union back in 1941. The USSR included both Ukraine and Russia at that time, and Ukraine was among the first Soviet territories attacked by the Nazis….”
Why would anyone serious tell their ‘enemy’ about when the big guns arrive? “These people are supid.” Q
They don’t really want them to get where they’re going.
Kanzler (I know nothing) Scholz is AGAINST weapons deliveries to Ukraine, while the Greens (ironically) and the FDP are for it… rumor has it that Macron is also pro-Russia without actually saying it…
So from what I see in the alternate media (as well as what my son’s seen and heard) is that these deliveries are not certain… sounds like Zelensky is being strung along… another thing is the SPD (Scholz’s and Lambrecht’s party) is quietly against Ukraine as well, partly because of the massive influence of Gernard Schröder…
Of course, anything we send will get blown up by Russia in short order… maybe we have old kit they want to get rid of (that probably doesn’t work) and this is a sneaky way of getting rid of it… cf the Poles and their MIGs…
The Greens are stupid enough to want to send the stuff, the FDP (the Freimaurer [Freemason] Partei is only in it for the money, and the SPD (socialists) are not in favor of it. I’m still baffled at how much power the Greens have in relation to their poor showing in the elections against the SPD and the CDU/CSU (14% versus 26% and 25% [dis]respectively…
Thanks for the info 😉
The American weapons are not getting there either and when they do impotent parts for the weapons are missing
What are impotent parts? Do they have trouble standing up to the enemy?
😂
[I just love your typos]
I am happy you enjoy them wish my English Professor had 😅
The problem is my mind goes so fast and my key boarding does not catch up then I begin to skip words or letters or what ever. Something is wrong when I wright. Often when I read I see the problem. Sometimes I ask myself what did I try to say because it makes no sense what I wrote.
I am damaged 🙄
And, yet, you are perfectly you.
You are very nice 🙂
My parents saw all my imperfections that is why I can never see good what I create and do not see what others see in me that is positive.
Often I am so humbled when someone says something good like you
https://t.me/geddes/14845
A blast from the past!
(“The WALL means more than you know.
The FIGHT for the Wall is for so much more. ~ Q”)
The would-be Kavanaugh assassin needed psychiatric help and had been hospitalized before. It looks as if he called 911 himself and told them he needed help. I wonder what would have happened if he hadn’t done that.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/read-it-heres-what-the-man-who-said-he-wanted-to-kill-kavanaugh-told-police-on-phone
Red flag propaganda actor!
Wolf Moon
@WOLFM00N
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Is the California nutcase who went after #Kavanaugh a propaganda actor pushing #RedFlag laws, timed perfectly for Congressional bills?
Every statement he makes, seems a bit too “narrative-supporting”, IMHO. He just says all the perfect stuff.
Remember – he’s not worried about losing his gun rights. See what I mean?
“Never let a crisis go to waste.” -Every Democrat Ever Born
A schemer from Creamer…
As Kalko asked the other day…………WHERE did the gun come from ? Checked luggage ? Where was his luggage, in the taxi ?
They got what they wanted theater
I think you’re right.
Pelosi in on it, too.
The kabuki queen
The wicked queen of the nøught…..
tweet is part of a thread
Doctors Suing Food And Drug Administration Over Ivermectin
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/doctors-suing-food-and-drug-administration-over-ivermectin
https://thedreizinreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Critical-Race-Theory__FACT-SHEET.pdf
Critical Race Theory – FACT SHEET What is Critical Race Theory? How did it take over the U.S. military so quickly? How does it relate to Intersectionalism? Why are today’s leftists so obsessed with glorifying and propagandizing “gender-bending” persons and activities? Historical basis; precedent and divergence.
• Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a reboot of Marxism, with demographics having replaced economics, due to a confidence crisis within academic Marxism in the U.S. and UK following the collapse of the Socialist Bloc—up to then an inspiration for legions of college professors of political science, sociology, comparative literature, etc.—in 1989- 1991.
• Until 2020, CRT was referred to by conservative intellectuals as “cultural Marxism.” • Like Bolsheviks or Maoists, CRT’s proponents are totalitarians who brook no dissent, aiming to destroy all who stand in their way. Under CRT, merely supporting the free speech or due process rights of the accused is a crime. The accused—even if their sins date from their childhood—must be fired and expunged from the public sphere.
• However, where “traditional” Marxism splits the world into tenant farmer or wage-slave oppressed vs. large property/asset-owning oppressors, CRT identifies the oppressed mostly by skin color as well as by sexual preferences. This throws Marxism upsidedown, inverting the oppressor-oppressed numerical proportion pyramid.
• In the “traditional” version, the oppressed constitute the overwhelming share of any population. But CRT quickly ran out of minorities who would take it seriously (“bluecollar” blacks and Hispanics already have a religion) and ended up chasing after—and setting on a pedestal to worship—persons of the cross-dressing or sex-change persuasion, who comprise perhaps 1/500 of the population in Western countries, and closer to zero in others. CRT has thus substituted extreme outlier, envelope-pushing, “shock doctrine” exoticism for genuine, broad-based, “oppressed minority” buy-in.
• While the oppressed are “holy” in both true Marxism and CRT, in the former, any rich kid can have an epiphany and become a hero-saint for the oppressed (e.g., Che Guevarra.) Conversely, in CRT, the oppressors, even if “woke” (hip to the movement), are mere peasant spectators at a hanging, or whipping their own backs like medieval cultists.
con’t at link
ADL has gone full Jazi.
https://thepostmillennial.com/colin-wright-banned-from-paypal
Trans, J6 – whatever truth they hate you for saying, they shut you up.
Jazis. Worse than Nazis, because they should know better. They would ban MOSES.
Poll: Nearly Half of Men Under 50 in the Democrat Party Support Political Violence Including Assassination
So this a poll conducted by none other than the SPLC.
So why under cut Chris Wray like this?
The message in this poll may not be for us.
One guys opinion. This is what armies and gangs do before stepping off the curb to fight. They size up their own numbers and those of the enemy to predict who has the advantage. It appears as the SPLC is acting like the bean counters here to tell master they are ready.
So get ready.
Dosn’t know much about this kind of stuff.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/search-warrants-what-authorities-found-inside-uvalde-shooters-home-truck/ar-AAY3qdl
Three phones. What’s the last one there?
I think these are in addition to the phone he had on him.
Here’s the warrant info and all they found. Wondering if the Sonim thing is something to used to avoid tracking as in Nelli Orr’s ham radio.
Didn’t Q say these MK killers could be activated over their phones?
Relevant drops:
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Q !UW.yye1fxo No.96
Feb 15 2018 15:02:33 (EST)
https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/hearings/95mkultra.pdf
Read very carefully.
Unreleased [CLAS-HIGHEST]:
Ability to use frequencies [incoming sig]/modify/code/program over ‘x’ period [designate] mobile phone to ‘control’ target subject.
OP conducted/ORIG outside of US.
CAR control?
Statement by the driver?
Fairytale?
AS THE WORLD TURNS.
THIS IS BIGGER THAN ANYONE CAN IMAGINE.
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Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 8ec7df No.388273
Feb 15 2018 15:25:24 (EST)
>>388211
What [3] scientists were killed who were researching the SAT relay of mobile phone signals to end users?
Why was the research deemed CLASSIFIED?
Learn.
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Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 6d0fd8 No.388588
Feb 15 2018 15:47:34 (EST)
>>388528
Why is Big Pharma essential?
Expand your thinking past cures.
Think Google [new Pixel phone].
Think Apple [vs. Samsung].
Why was Blackberry destroyed?
We can guide but you must organically uncover the TRUTH.
THEY are watching.
ARCHIVE EVERYTHING OFFLINE.
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Here is the Updated List of US-Based Food Manufacturing Plants Destroyed Under Biden Administration (thegatewaypundit.com)
95 incidents in 14 months?!??
There are NO coincidences.
So they are not just crashing planes into them, burning them up, etc… but apparently they are strangling them. (behind paywall so posting all)
https://www.theepochtimes.com/largest-us-pork-packer-closing-california-plant-citing-high-costs-and-red-tape_4527574.html
Largest US Pork Packer Closing California Plant, Citing High Costs and Red Tape
Smithfields Inc., the largest pork packer in the United States, is leaving California due to high operational costs and red tape.
“Smithfield Foods, Inc. today announced that it will cease all harvest and processing operations in Vernon, California in early 2023 and, at the same time, align its hog production system by reducing its sow herd in its Western region,” the company said on Friday in a statement.
Smithfield also plans to reduce its sow herd in Utah and exit its farms in Arizona and California.
Instead, the company will serve California customers with its Farmer John brand and other brands and products from current facilities in the Midwest.
“Smithfield is taking these steps due to the escalating cost of doing business in California,” the company explained.
The company, owned by Hong Kong-listed WH Group Ltd., said that workers at the plant will be offered financial and transition assistance, including the option to relocate to other Smithfield facilities.
Jim Monroe, vice president for corporate affairs of Smithfield, said two main factors drove the company’s decision: high costs and overregulation.
“The cost of doing business in California is significantly higher than other states where we operate. Utilities, for example, are 3.5 times per head higher than our other location where we do the same work. Taxes and other costs are significantly higher,” he told The Epoch Times.
Meanwhile, it’s also challenging to operate in the Golden State because of the red tape.
He cited Proposition 12, a state law passed by voters in 2018, as a prime example.
Propositions 12—an animal protection bill backed by the Humane Society—mandates factory farms to give hens, sows, and veal calves enough room to stand up, lie down, turn around, and stretch their limbs without hitting the sides of a cage.
The law also implements a sales ban against noncompliant animal products including eggs, pork, and veal, from out of state.
The Epoch Times reached out to California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office for comments.
Bacon shortages? 😱
They discovered the source of our strength. Now how did that happen?
That internet bacon gal? 😂
IBG!
OH HELL NO!!!
ok, re-read that, California, we knew that was coming. They hate bacon. As a matter of fact, they hate you, except if you’re elite or illegal. Get out now. Come to the land of hope and bacon.
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Used to be a t shirt like this, but the guy had a Texas Cowboy Hat on. Caption was something like “Everything is bigger in Alaska”.

From GAB…..
Federal judge strikes down Biden admin’s narrowing of ICE arrest, deportation priorities 🥳
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/federal-judge-biden-admin-ice-arrest-deportation-priorities
Nice. FJB. And all his friends, including the Kenyan communist.
https://t.me/s/PaulSerranchannel/7033
click for map
“The Russian army already controls large parts of Ukraine, and they can suspend hostilities with a territorial advantage.”
Actually, according to the latest analysis, Russia can in a few weeks have reached all the main territorial objectives once Luhansk and Donetsk breakaway Republics are secured, and the Donbas liberated.
Also, Russian forces took most coastal southern areas, and if they move west and take Mykolaiv and Odessa, they would turn Ukraine into a landlocked coutry.
Expect that next True The Vote massive bombshell to land around mid-July.
https://truthsocial.com/@greggphillips/108462152457818737
The link says this: “This resource could not be found” Maybe you have to be signed in to see the content?
At any rate, part of me is counting the days and part of me is warning not to get my hopes up.
Weird. Here is a copy, for what it’s worth.
Qstradamus
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@greggphillips Wants us to know there will be an event soon where @truethevote will announce what the massive Election Fraud is they’ve been working tirelessly to uncover.
Catherine is calling the event “The Pit” https://truthsocial.com/packs/emoji/1f440.svg
We all know about the interview with Gregg on Patel Patriots show. Gregg said this information will be 10x more powerful than 2,000 Mules.
The event may or may not be July 15th as he said https://truthsocial.com/packs/emoji/1f609.svg
Take this information as you please. But I’m very much looking forward to July! https://truthsocial.com/packs/emoji/1f4a5.svg
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Replying to @Qstradamus, @greggphillips, and 1 more
Dude I didn’t know you were going to tell everybody. https://truthsocial.com/packs/emoji/1f92b.svg
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Thank you! They are being smart not to give the exact date. I doubt it will be July 15.
oops… forgot H/T
Saturday Night Joke
Ace of Spades HQ
That reminds me – has anybody seen any sign of Wheatie?
No, I have not. Sadly.
No and I’m extremely concerned. No activity on GAB either, checked yesterday. No TS or GETTR accounts. Been thinking about her alot lately. Miss our Friend.💔🙏🙏🙏
Me, too. I really, really hope she’s okay.
Last one… again, H/t AofSpades ,,, Pet Thread
Night all…
Now THERE’S a dog you can count on …. 🙂
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Serious question, how will my vote in November solve the problem of foreigners setting up non profits to shut down speech they don’t like and getting a government run news agency to give their message a platform?
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Probably lezbos as well…
Sedition lite…..
The one on the right, Nandini Jammi, so-founded the group “Sleeping Giants” partially on the premise that most large corporations don’t even know where their ads are running (dud to letting ad-farms decide where to run them, etc.). I think that’s only slightly true, which would follow from her activist illusions.
She’s from India, graduated (according to Wacky) from U of Maryland, and has gone on to found a string of radical left internet pressure groups, all living tax free…
Here’s an interesting article from the NYT (yeah, I knpw, looking in from the left) (btw, script blockers can be your friend). I wonder if most people realize just how much money and effort is being deployed against cornservatives, and the TRUTH, in general…
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/20/business/media/sleeping-giants-breitbart-twitter.html
Interesting that “Sleeping Giants” was founded around the same time VSGPDJT became President. Wonder if the DEMONIC N C, the Klintoons, Satan Sauros, or all three were involved in funding it…
Wonder if there’s some was to push back WITH TRUTH against the likes of them? Heartland used to do that in the Climate Wars (yeah, they’re RINO, but they did some good stuff, too). Seems MAGA folks need to up our game against the lies; a never-ending battle (cf Revelation and Satan accusing day and night)…..