Thanks, Mr. Unz! Regarding your JFK, Sr. theory, I did read some of your article and the comments. I was under the impression that you figured Candace Owens is a kook. What’s the deal now?

I know this is probably important, but I care more about the here & now – the long-term invasion of the US is by far the most important and existential problem America faces, hence 300 posts exist here on the Peak Stupidity blog that discuss the topic.

The Rolling Stones answered “Who killed the Kennedies” years ago. It was you and me, Mr. Unz.

Video Link

Now you know.

One thing that needs addressing is the problem of subgroups of Whites spending their whole lives attacking Whites in general. It’s my Itty Bitty White Group against all the other Whites!

The Irish (in Ireland) are one example. For generations, they fought against being ruled by Great Britain. Fine. They are independent. And what are they doing? With current non-White immigration they will be majority non-white in a few decades. So what was that noise about?

It’s like they didn’t really care about being White or even Irish. They just wanted to stick it to their White enemies. We see this all over the place among the world’s White populations.

Ron, no doubt you work hard researching and writing your articles, and have varied interests (usually featured on the main page), but I’m not sure that stuff is really iSteve material.

OTOH, it appears Steve is in a slump over at Substack, asking the noobs in the comments what car he should get (recent purchase got wrecked), and recycling old articles.

I guess I’ll step up and post (paste) some “content”, perhaps not exactly on-brand iSteve, either:

Future Present

First, watch this (good editing, might be a bit fast for olds here):

Video Link

https://im1776.com/2024/11/19/hyperamerica/

HYPERAMERICA

By Tobias Huber 2024.11.09

Neo-America Arrives from the Future: American Accelerationism in 2024

Excerpt and conclusion:

America thus can be reconceptualized as Hyperamerica — a hyperstitional* engine that moves us inexorably toward a kind of apocalyptic rupture, where belief itself becomes an agent of creation. The “grip of ‘future shock’” is a symptom of a world entangled in this hyperstitional force field: an inevitable, self-reinforcing process driving us toward a revelatory space fusing mythic virtual fictions with geopolitical realities.

America, along with its economy, market, culture, and theology, can be viewed not as a static, fixed system but as a shifting, cybernetic meta-organism that interacts with and intensifies apocalyptic feedback loops. American hegemony is, consequently, not merely a question of the military power and cultural dominance of a single nation. America is a mythic force that shapes geopolitics through a Promethean will.

Will Hyperamerica appear in its synthetic form as a disturbing mixture of Blade Runner’s anarcho-futurist Off-World colonies, the gated space communities of Elysium, the luxury automated consumerism of Wall-E (which GLP-1 drugs might help to prevent), and the perfect simulation machines of the Matrix pods, which protect a listless population from a reality of post-apocalyptic wastelands, killer robot swarms, dirt, and gruel? We don’t know yet — one man’s fictional dystopia is another’s utopia.

Like the figure of the Hyperborean Nietzsche describes in The Anti-Christ, Hyperamericanization is a movement that traverses ideology and space-time. As it expands across the West, “Neither by land nor by water will you find the road” to Hyperamerica.

*TLDR on “hyperstition” :

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hyperstition

Etymology
Modelled on superstition (“belief, not based on reason, that one’s behaviour can magically influence events”)

Noun
hyperstition (plural hyperstitions)

A cultural belief (especially a work of fiction) that makes itself real; a cultural self-fulfilling prophecy where some cultural idea or hype truly brings about the thing it describes.

I know you aren’t referring to a 3rd Kennedy here, but Laurent Guyenot also wrote an article about the death of John F. Kennedy, Jr. Although Mr. Guyenot brought up a motive I hadn’t ever thought about – that the Hildabeast ended up winning the NY Senate seat that Mr. Kennedy might well have been a great candidate for – he got his story about the flying wrong. There were a number of errors.

There’s a Latin phrase that I could have written from memory had I remembered my HS Latin, but it says if you’re wrong about one important thing, I’m not gonna believe the rest of your damn article. (I refer to Mr. Guyenot, of course, not the proprietor.)

I’ll steer most of the rest of my comments toward iSteve topics. It’s only fitting.

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I noticed a pretty well-made movie about brutalist golf architecture the other day. That director got into the UCLA film school with only a 950 on his verbal SATs. He’s Black! so he’s very likely to be shot while driving 30 mph over the limit on the Ventura Highway.

Build up of bombers on Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean:

Stealth Bombers Reportedly Deploying To America’s “Unsinkable Carrier”

https://www.zerohedge.com/military/stealth-bombers-reportedly-deploying-americas-unsinkable-carrier

Is this for a campaign against Iran? Is this what I voted for?

Speaking of that, and getting slightly more seriously, traffic school sucks anymore. I’ve been 3 times, but it’s been a long while. Even though we watched basketball playoffs in one, the other was a budding comedian, and the other (yes, black) guy told me that 1 in 3 of us are bound to die in a car wreck in the US*, at least we talked about driving to some degree.

My wife got pulled over and took the traffic school option. The guy must have made the same course for various problem children, as there were questions like (no kidding):

Did your substance abuse cause harm to your family?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
[ ] Don’t know

WHAT substance abuse? There were a bunch of these. Was the idea to get one on record for later on?

Here was a good one, an essay question: How did your problem anger any family members?

I told her what to write, but she wouldn’t: My husband is angry because I did not look up the hill for cops when I ran the 3-way stop sign.

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* I wasn’t TRYING to shake my head, because I needed the points taken off, but apparently I was!

Is this for a campaign against Iran? Is this what I voted for?

He seems to be keeping his promise:

Video Link

and

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/iran-speeds-production-of-near-weapons-grade-uranium-iaea-says-as-tensions-with-u-s-increases

can only mean an attempt to disrupt the weapons program is a matter of when rather than if.

“How Israel Killed the Kennedys”

coming soon to Unz. com

How Israel Killed the Tooth Fairy

How Israel Killed the Taste of Diet Coke

How Israel Made the Milk in my Fridge Go Off

Joos – is there anything (bad) that they DIDN’T do?

Since you mentioned ‘content’, I saw this recently and haven’t seen it being discussed anywhere:

American Women Are Giving Up on Marriage
Major demographic shifts have put men and women on divergent paths. That’s left more women resigned to being single. ‘The numbers aren’t netting out.’

https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/relationships/american-women-are-giving-up-on-marriage-54840971

You may be overthinking. There is no ‘attacking’ or ‘stick it to’ or ‘enemies’. The only truth in your observation seems to be the simplest one: “they don’t really care about being White”. Like I don’t constantly think about being a man (than a woman or another species or inanimate object or not exist at all).

Freud called it the narcissism of small differences. You couldn’t tell a Serbian from a Croatian to save your life because they are so similar but they hate each other with a white hot passion.

Can people help spread this. Donald Trump did not pardon Jonathan Pollard. In fact Pollard was paroled under Obama in 2015 and his parole ended in November of 2020 at which point he flew to Israel.

Yes it is. When Muslim pirates disrupted shipping in the Mediterranean the US Navy and Marine sailed to “the shores of Tripoli” in 1801. Now the Iranian’s proxies, the Houthis, are doing it again. Biden had no balls but Trump is not going to allow these chicken shits to disrupt the entire world trade system. The Houthis are just a bunch of sand naggers and have nothing worth bombing but their sponsors the Iranians do and they are going to lose it unless they tell the Houthis to cut it out. And hell no the Iranians cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons.

There’s a Latin phrase that I could have written from memory had I remembered my HS Latin, but it says if you’re wrong about one important thing, I’m not gonna believe the rest of your damn article.

Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.

That’s just like, your opinion, man.

I don’t mind if we use US military power to keep open shipping lanes that we use, although we don’t even use the Suez that much.

But going to war with Iran? That isn’t in the interest of MY country. I don’t know about yours.

And hell no the Iranians cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons.

How about Israel? Should they be allowed to have nuclear weapons? And given that they are not a party to the NPT, and do have nuclear weapons, why aren’t we sanctioning them, according to US law.

It’s none of our damned business if Iran has nuclear weapons, which by the way, they don’t seem to have much inclination to actually build anyway. According to Bibi, Iran has been 9 months (or 6 months, or 3 months, or whatever he’s saying today) away from a bomb for about the last 25 years. What Waltz is saying now is Iran will not even be “allowed” to enrich Uranium. Who are we to make demands like that? Who are we to tell them what they may and may not do?

This has nothing to do with the US. This has everything to do with Israel.

Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.

Which is latin for: “If you cheat at UNO, you’ll probably skip out on the bus fare too.”

Your schtick is old and tired. Jack.

Tell us………..do they never ever do anything bad? Are they the only group in history that is completely blameless of any fault? That seems to be what you, and the television, keep telling us.

When it comes to MY group – white (nominally) Christian European-derived men – well, people are welcome to throw rotten vegetables at us every day and twice on Sunday. But, for YOUR group, for some reason……….reverence must be paid.

It’s bullshit. We know it’s bullshit. We know you know it’s bullshit (but don’t care). And we know you know we know it’s bullshit.

And we aren’t pretending it isn’t anymore.

Steve’s latest fortnightly Taki’s Magazine piece:

https://www.takimag.com/article/danish-diplomacy/
https://archive.is/wXDCm

Danish Diplomacy
Steve Sailer
March 26, 2025

For sure, Jack is back!

As you’ve decided to stick around after a two week hiatus, please share thoughts on Sailer’s Whimming that’s addressed in Open Thread 1.

1. Did you want that amplification of your comments and suppression of those who disagreed?

2. Is this now a better or worse forum, what with the more level playing field?

This is Hail’s turf, isn’t it? I thought you were fetching for Derbyshire.

Thanks. Surprisingly, he hasn’t publicized it at Substack yet.

Steve makes some fair points, such as that we (Trump) seem to be needlessly antagonizing mild nominal allies such as Denmark and Canada.

On Steve’s, and Norman Angell’s, big point, that war hasn’t been cost-effective since about the machine gun, yeah, that’s probably correct, but it just goes to demonstrate Thucydides’ point that most war—or at least the most costly wars—aren’t actually about cost-versus-benefit (“interest” in Thucydides’ terms), they are about what Thucydides called “honor” and we call by a number of names: credibility, prestige, balance of power, nationalism, etc.

Nationalism in particular has gotten the credit/blame for a lot of post-machine-gun wars, and as a result there has been an epochal effort to stamp it out. This is an error for two reasons. The small reason is that the supposed antidote to nationalism—flooding nations with incompatible foreigners, while suppressing national dissent—is proving worse than the supposed disease. The second and bigger reason is that nationalism is not a disease, but a legitimate basis of state formation, as history since the Middle Ages has demonstrated.

The wars that are usually blamed on nationalism might be more accurately blamed on impeding nationalism. After all, if people of one language, ethne, and nation want to live together in one state, why shouldn’t they? They might mistreat minorities? Okay, but then isn’t that an argument that the minority should have their own state too? I.e., there should be more nationalism, not less.

And given how the post-medieval nationalist states have reformed the world in their interest, to great achievement, the further lesson of history might be that in the long term, honor makes its own interest. So the leaders of the last half millennium have been correct to act in honor rather than interest, while those standing athwart this history yelling Stop (while pitching millions of migrants into the breach) are the real revanchists who subvert order and peace.

The best Jewish story I’ve heard was Benjamin Disraeli’s reply when he was asked whether he was a Jew or a Christian. “I am the blank page between the Old and the New Testament.”

You gotta admit, many politicians in those Olden Times were just brighter, more articulate, and more interesting than modern ones.

What relevance does this have to the output of the estimable Mr Sailer? Well, he’s always been interested in intelligence, race, and British literary figures. If only Dizzy had designed golf courses or collected baseball statistics, eh?

I typically agree with your POV but this is just nonsense. The Irish were subjugated by the English/GB for almost a millennia, and the Irish normies have nothing to do with the current flood of immigration taking place there. They didn’t ask for it. Ireland’s “leadership” if you can call it that has sold them out to their globalist masters just like the rest of the West.

Do you also blame the residents of Podunk, USA for the 10,000 newly arrived Haitians living in their hotels?

If you really believed in the things you say you’d support the Irish being Irish first, and white second.

“The wars that are usually blamed on nationalism might be more accurately blamed on impeding nationalism. ”

Or maybe we can blame those machine gun wars on resistance to the global banking cabal?

The Irish were subjugated by the English/GB for almost a millennia

Come to that, substantial parts of Great Britain were subjugated by the Irish in the Dark Ages and afterwards. It’s the sort of thing that happens in a small archipelago.

Of course the first “English/GB” intrusion into Ireland was by an army of Welshmen and Flemings commanded by Frenchmen that arrived at the invitation of one of the Irish kings. Also the sort of thing that happens in a small archipelago.

After 1801 Ireland was not remotely “subjugated”, it was an integral part of the UK with – God knows why – a substantial over-representation in the House of Commons.

Raytheon has never lost a war, and never will. Just ask Lloyd Au$tin.

SHEEP NOISES INTENSIFY
New Zealand is now facing the stomach-churning reality of a public health crisis after the government’s mass vaccination campaign led to the population being almost universally “vaccinated” for Covid.

The nation is one of the most Covid-vaccinated countries in the world after administering a whopping 260.78 “vaccine” doses per 100 people.

A major new study has found that adverse events are skyrocketing year after year among New Zealanders, specifically those who received mRNA-based preparations.

https://ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/esploro/outputs/doctoral/The-profile-of-adverse-events-following/9926719960701891

From 2010 to 2019 (9 years), only 2,788 AEFI reports related to the SIV were recorded, with 76% deemed non-serious.

For the Pfizer injection, a massive 64,956 reports were filed from early 2021 through 2022 (2 years). More importantly, however, serious adverse events like heart failure and thrombosis also surged massively.

According to multiple studies, only 1% of adverse events caused by vaccines is being reported, so real numbers might be incomparably higher. Moreover, a mRNA/vector gene therapy preparation (which technically is not a vaccine) can kill a receiver even 15-20 years after inoculation according to FDA/EMA documents. A health deterioration or death must happen in period between 2 weeks and 1 month after injection to be considered a side effect of vaccine, though. If it happens later, it is not recorded as adverse event of vaccination at all.

According to the study, the FDA’s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research admits that the “regulatory window of concern” for a novel genetic product, such as Covid mRNA “vaccines,” is 5-15 years.

https://www.fda.gov/media/113768/download

Fatal blood clots might be generated in bodies of mRNA “vaccinated” in period of 15 years

https://ijirms.in/index.php/ijirms/article/view/2035

Who would impede nationalism?

I left a note in the Bugs & Suggestions thread that Big Search may be shadowbanning your audio podcasts. Hope you saw it.

Thanks for your incisive summaries of far more reading than I will likely ever get to. It has substantially remade my model of the world.

Do you have any thoughts that Candace Owens might be part of some intentional facilitation of the Cass Sunstein effect? (I can’t remember if you’ve alluded to this possibility before.) I.e., in this case when a speaker of reasonable hypotheses is deliberately conflated with outrageous ideas in the mind of the public, so as to taint consideration of the real possibilities.

After 1801 Ireland was not remotely “subjugated”, it was an integral part of the UK with – God knows why – a substantial over-representation in the House of Commons.

Dunno bout dat. The British response to the Famine wasn’t what one would expect toward ‘an integral part of the UK’ but more like one would expect toward a ‘subjugated people.’ Unless you think the British government would have allowed, say, a million Liverpudlians to starve to death were the famine there? Their over-representation in the Commons wasn’t much help, then.

Signalgate.
Two possibilities.
(1) Trump had said, there’s a mole and we’ll flush him out, next thing you hear, Trump enemy Jeffrey Goldberg is hopping up and down and claiming to be the world’s greatest journalist, cf TTSS (LeCarré), go figure. As always, a nothingburger much celebrated in the dinosaur media.
(2) Pete Hegseth was in the army for twenty years but never once learned anything about opsec, and leaked war plans to Jeffrey Goldberg (look up Richard Ben Cramer laughing at Jeffrey Goldberg for being a coward, it’s hilarious; look up Jeffrey Goldberg’s homoerotic teenage malingering fantasy, it’s hilarious) — the war plans concerned the Houthis, a uniquely cut-off people, which it would be unusually safe to leak plans about — and Goldberg, in his loyalty and dutifulness, reported the leak but did not —
Aaaaaaand the Atlantic published the complete transcript of the supposed war plans.
New possibilities. Same as the old. Goldberg’s a faggot (look up him fellating his pet black man, it’s hilarious) and Hegseth played him and here Goldberg is confirming it, or
These really are important secrets (they’re not), and the Atlantic just gave them to the Chinese and Russians and Iranians to score political points in a non-election year.
In all scenarios Jeffrey Goldberg remains a complete faggot.

[Hand-rubbing intensifies]

Why were the Irish normies able to kick Great Britain out but not the globalists? Why can’t they handle the leaders that sell them out? They got their back up to fight as long as the enemy was another White group. But against Muslims and African they surrender.

If the Irish were as passionate about keeping Ireland Irish as they had been during the Troubles, this wouldn’t be a problem.

I understand many Americans are helpless against the non-White invasion, but it’s not like millions of us were pounding our chest about how we were gonna keep America white. But in the case of Ireland, they really did fight to keep it Irish. Or … were they just fighting to keep the English out? And now, they are happy to give their daughters to the Congolese.

That’s a good point.

Also, in addition to profits made privately both during and between wars by those involved in military/defense spending, there is another motivation for wars: globalists and certain other groups and special interests stoking patriotism (nationalism in another form) for the purpose of moving entire majorities in great nations to support, to fight, and even to start wars for the the furtherance of whatever those entities or interests are.

I am at the point where I find it hard to believe that any of the major wars in my lifetime, and in recent history before it, truly occurred for grass-roots, nationalist reasons or for any of the reasons publicly stated.

I hope those bombers don’t cause Diego Garcia to tip over and capsize…

Video Link
Fun Fact!: Diego Garcia is ~1/3 the size of Guam.

Happy Wednesday! ☮

Fun fact.

Japanese call traditional medicine “Eastern”, i.e. not Chinese because Japanese also contributed to it. And what in China they call plainly “Western medicine” in Japan is “modern medicine” because Japanese have contributed to it since 1880.

I realize you’re a Brit and I do not want to get into picking old scabs, but come one, applying a sense of proportion seems necessary here. If the English were speaking Gaelic instead of vice versa you’d have a firmer leg to stand on. Anyway my comment was more about refuting the claim about Irish not being loyal enough to their own kind, which is risible compared to most other Western countries.

The joos can’t help being evil because the Demiurge put the joos on earth to create the suffering from which it feeds.

Unfortunately. ☮

“Why were the Irish normies able to kick Great Britain out but not the globalists? Why can’t they handle the leaders that sell them out? They got their back up to fight as long as the enemy was another White group. But against Muslims and African they surrender.”

You’re smart enough to know the answer. The English came at them with bullets. The globalists use media and education to brainwash, subvert and teach the Irish that someone’s else’s priorities are more important than their own… just like they do here in the US.

Think of it this way, had the Israelis simply infiltrated the Palestinian education system and TV networks 100 years ago, they would have had the Pallies getting sex changes, addicted to pain meds, and breeding with negroes by now.

The globalists have figured out that brainwashing works better than bullets. And just FTR, the Irish have put up more resistance to the importation of Africans than white Americans have.

Guam has better strip clubs!

“OTOH, it appears Steve is in a slump over at Substack, asking the noobs in the comments what car he should get (recent purchase got wrecked), and recycling old articles.”

Unclean hands are the only way anyone can destroy the otherwise immortal Toyota Corolla 🕊

Hail’s repoasts here of Pfiser Steve’s substack demonstrate that, yes, PS is very lazy these daze.

The response of the British people was large charitable donations. The response of the government was mixed: it started off being constructive and then there was a pause when a new Whig government took office. Their response was impaired by the ideology of liberalism – i.e free markets and the minimum of government interference – which was sound in general but unwise for such an emergency. How long it took them to grasp the unusual scale and nature of the problem, I don’t know. There had been famine in Great Britain in the late 1600s but that would have seemed a long time ago by the mid 1800s. Anyway they did eventually restart relief efforts.

I imagine that the fact that the Highlanders in Scotland were largely accessible by sea explains much of their greater resilience to the same potato blight. Of course it probably also helped the Highlanders that their settled political attitude didn’t consist largely of threatening to cut the throats of their landlords and their families. It’s wise to stay on decent terms with people whose help you might need rather than forever threatening them with terrorism.

And there were cultural complications: some of the grain that was sent to Ireland was rejected by the recipients because it wasn’t the food that they were used to eating. There was also puzzlement that even the coastal Irish didn’t want to eat fish.

I dare say the Whig attitude started as “The bloody Irish, always exaggerating and lying” – in other words, there was a price to pay for the Irish forever crying wolf. But it’s the duty of government to try to pin down the facts. Of course government was tiny by modern standards (it’s remarkable how few people seem to understand this), it didn’t have a telegraph network to let it get news quickly from a wide area on the other side of the Irish Sea, and Ireland didn’t have railways that could have been used to distribute food.

I suppose things might have panned out differently if the blight had arrived twenty years later. The telegraph and railways might have changed things considerably. Just twenty years, but there you are – God’s will, if you believe in that sort of thing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_telegraphy_in_the_United_Kingdom#:~:text=Their%20first%20success%20came%20in,commercial%20telegraph%20in%20the%20world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_rail_transport_in_Ireland

Still, it wasn’t like the poor old Red Indians being deliberately genocided, ethnically cleansed, and starved in the USA, before, during, and after the Irish Famine.

Not to mention, their “overrepresentation” in Parliament really consisted of their Anglo-Scots landlords rather than of autochthonic Gaelic peasants or Dublin labo[u]rers.

OTOH, the Irish really are squandering their precious independence on being globalist suckups/victims. Whatever else the British did to the Irish, they weren’t airdropping Congolese on them.

https://www.unz.com/runz/youtube-censorship-and-the-curious-case-of-candace-owens/#p_1_75:1-29

Not to mention that the Irish “overrepresentation” in the Commons really consisted of their Anglo-Scots landlords rather than autochthonous Gaelic peasants or Dublin labo[u]rers.

OTOH, the Irish really are squandering their precious independence on being globalist suckups/victims. Whatever else the British did to the Irish, they never airdropped Congolese on them.

Below more tag, analyst Rebecca Patterson describes the Mar-A-Lago accords (that is, what Trump appears to be attempting economically) from a hostile, pro-investor viewpoint, but it’s still the best one-stop treatment. The market is overheated and the dollar is still inflated, so things are going to have to the “wrong” way from the point of view of the eight per cent of oligarch scum heavily into the old slave auction. Louisiana’s already getting a steel mill, Kentucky’s getting a Honda plant, and durable goods orders are up for two months, so parts of the plan appear to already be working.

Probably she gets her kicks by cultivating clicks.

Take the example of Russell Brand, once an extremely amusing comedian wth some perceptive insights, but now a dunked-again Christian and conspiracy theorist.

No one ever went wrong by following the money.

As far as the JFK theory, there is an easy short cut. Read Oswald’s Tale by Norman Mailer and everything is made clear as daylight as it is explained how Oswald’s travels and deteriorating mental state took him from a transistor radio factory in Minsk, Belarus to the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Repository.

Also, in addition to profits made privately both during and between wars by those involved in military/defense spending, there is another motivation for wars: globalists and certain other groups and special interests stoking patriotism (nationalism in another form) for the purpose of moving entire majorities in great nations to support, to fight, and even to start wars for the the furtherance of whatever those entities or interests are.

The elites that seek to control society, and the governments through which they exercise that control, view crises as an opportunity to force through policies that people would never accept in “normal” non-crisis times. We saw this the so-called “War on Terror”. Wars are the ultimate crisis available to serve this purpose.

Or at least I thought they were until COVID. That “War on Germs” proved to be a remarkably effective tool for pushing the agenda of TPTB: it accelerated the move to a cashless society, was a trial run for universal basic income, further concentrated economic power in the hands of large corporations, and normalized the idea that the government can violate any civil right you thought you had if they just wave a pandemic at you.

I am at the point where I find it hard to believe that any of the major wars in my lifetime, and in recent history before it, truly occurred for grass-roots, nationalist reasons or for any of the reasons publicly stated.

When a government tells you something that pertains to the maintenance or furtherance of its power, it’s usually a good idea to assume that they are lying.

The receptionist at my bank is a young, slightly chubby Hispanic woman who has noticeable arm hair. No, nothing like a man’s, just the sort you sometimes see on women. It stands out a bit on her because it’s dark while her skin is rather light.

But here is what puzzles me: she allows noticeable hair to remain in a highly visible place, yet there is a 95% to 100% chance she is completely hairless in a rather less visible part of her body. Go figure.

Steve has covered Bridgette Macron a few times, and whether she has a penis as Ms.* Owens has argued at length is certainly on topic.

Somewhat relatedly, Owens is married but did not take her husband’s surname. Ms. is still an ugly neologism but both Mrs. Owens and Miss Owens still seem wrong.

Also, her husband is the eldest son of a baron, but she is not destined to have any more elevated title, as he is a life peer, not hereditary. However, Grok says the wife of the child of a life peer is addressed in the third person as follows: The Honourable Mrs [name of husband], but this right terminates on her father in law’s death.

“Still, it wasn’t like the poor old Red Indians being deliberately genocided, ethnically cleansed, and starved in the USA, before, during, and after the Irish Famine. ”

Really? You’re going to invoke whataboutism? There was no genocide of Amerindians, unless you’re referring to how tribal conflicts would often result in the elimination of one tribe or another.

That fact that you would compare the Irish to the barely human Amerindians points to your own biased dishonestly.

“I dare say the Whig attitude started as “The bloody Irish, always exaggerating and lying” – in other words, there was a price to pay for the Irish forever crying wolf.”

The Englishman cries out in pain as he invades your island for 1000 years. LOL

“OTOH, the Americans/Canadians/Australians/English really are squandering their precious independence on being globalist suckups/victims. Whatever else the British did to them, they weren’t airdropping Congolese on them. ”

FIFY

Most women in the world do not cut or shave their hair.

Why Chinese women like me aren’t ashamed of our body hair
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-life/11694536/Chinese-women-dont-shave-their-body-hair.-Heres-why.html

The Jews can’t even get the Irish to stop funding Hamas.

At some point you have to stop making excuses for people who vote for mass migration. Ireland doesn’t even have one mildly anti-migrant party, but they are all anti-Israel.

They are a bit like NW Europe’s West Virginia: dysgenic changes resulting from 100+ years of brain draining emigration.

I hope Conor McGregor takes over, but the fact he’s their best hope comes right out of Idiocracy’s President Hector Camacho Mountain Dew.

I thought it was one of Waltz’s guys, and the main question was whether it was with or without malice.

Agree on Goldberg in all scenarios though.

He seems to be trying to use Waltz’s subordinate’s error to attack Hegseth. Not sure why Goldberg is so determined to make this attack. He’s getting a MIGA administration that rivals the previous one for MIGAness. Why not just be glad? Some people…. smdh

“ Whatever else the British did to the Irish, they never airdropped Congolese on them.”

Well said. Probably will steal this.

I think J.D. Vance stands out as the genuine article here. He is the true MAGA faithful questioning the need to get involved in faraway conflicts that benefits Europeans and Asians mainly. This should serve as one more notice to the Europeans to grow up and man up.

Well, actually the English (or Portuguese or somebody), were airseadropping Congolese on the Americans. Few Americans welcomed this. Jefferson complained about it in his list of grievances in the Declaration of Independence, but some of the few got that particular grievance excised.

Nevertheless, States began prohibiting it even before the War of Independence was over, and Congress banned it nationally in 1808, only 19 years after the Constitution was ratified.

The Congolese-and-adjacent portion of the American population, which had been relentlessly rising prior to Independence, promptly began to recede again. This trend persisted until the 1930s when someone had the idea to create a welfare state.

What are the odds that Musk wraps up the DOGE project by finally definitively proving that the 16th Amendment was never ratified (it wasn’t)
All the States legislative records must be online by now,

That should be a hoot.

Thank you. That’s what I was getting at, but I couldn’t remember if Ron had written about it with regard to Candace Owens. It’s worth a guess that she is not wittingly participating in the Sunstein Effect, but rather might be a gullible regurgitator of ideas (fed to her?) that facilitate it.

The Irish (in Ireland) are one example. For generations, they fought against being ruled by Great Britain. Fine. They are independent. And what are they doing? With current non-White immigration they will be majority non-white in a few decades. So what was that noise about?

The Irish first became a satrapy of the U.S. Security State/State Department via serving as a tax haven for American Technology companies and the resultant “Celtic Tiger.” Prior to this, it was common for the brightest and most ambitious Irish youth to be presented with a choice between emigration or remaining and muddling through limited economic and career opportunities. English language proficiency and (for those born Pre-1948) British citizenship were advantages in pursuing opportunities abroad.

Ireland became infected with the U.S. Civil Rights ideology through these vectors. Ireland did not have the innate resistance to this form of emotional manipulation, as the Irish readily identified with the downtrodden. At the same time, a propaganda campaign to unseat the Roman Catholic Church as a driving factor in Irish life and State was mounted by the usual suspects. Referenda legalizing abortion and then state solemnized sodomy followed.

Once you have the Civil Rights ideology propagandized to a generation of youth, they become unable to deal with the minoritarian dialectic which destroys identity.

Freud called it the narcissism of small differences. You couldn’t tell a Serbian from a Croatian to save your life because they are so similar but they hate each other with a white hot passion.

Good point, Jack. See also, Russians and Ukrainians.

Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.

Hey, that’s great. Thanks!

Wisdom always sounds better in Latin. Or at least more intelligent.

About 50% of the iSteve presence here was the tidbits found in the comments.

Stuff that people got from other websites, online social media, etc. which let’s face it, we’re mostly too busy to look for or find. Things that sometimes get later reported in Respectable Media.

Reading this interesting ditty reminds me of the origins of the scientistic cybernetic culture. It began after the Big One (WW2) and was funded by institutes ran by the likes of CIA-connected anthropologist Gregory Bateson. After researching security state/scientistic cults in early 1960s SF Bay Area one realizes the collusion of psychiatrists, scientists, intellectuals of a mystic bent, and chemists like Sidney Gottlieb who ran the CIA’s Bluebird program which was focused on the weaponization of LSD. MK-Ultra aka mind control and the development of personal computers shared the same trajectory in the goal to exploit consciousness. These are the roots of the biodigital convergence which the author of your posted article explores.

In regard to Steve’s flaccid Subshack output: Back in February I mailed to Steve’s post office box two joints composed of hybrid marijuana with a THC content of 29.57% along with a large bag of jellybeans. In Steve’s beloved San Fernando Valley there are plenty of legal weed stores and spots to buy sugary treats. I like Steve but he is a Noah Cross Ranch operative.

Agree.

It’s funny that the Prestige Left are publishing this private chat in the assumption that it damages the administration, when what the texts reveal is that the cabinet members say the same thing in private that they say in public (aka, they have integrity), that they’ve got a good handle on the myriad ways that global-level issues interconnect (aka, they are intelligent and experienced), and that they’re debating these matters among themselves forthrightly, rationally, and without ulterior motive.

Polar opposite from the last administration.

As so often since 2016, the Dem-Left are running advertisements for their opponents without even realizing it.

See, this is why we need Steve now more than ever. To mock those suffering adverse vaccine effects and people who notice them.

Of course, no one should mock anyone who compared Totally Legit Joe to Trump in cognitive ability after years of clear and unmistakable decline on Brandon’s part. Anyone could make that mistake.

Hello, Mr. Unz.

It’s just that she seems extremely credulous and therefore her work is very uneven.

I’ve watched Candace Owens maybe one time (can’t remember the story). She gets especially lots of attention for being a Black! woman who does NOT at all talk about blackety-blackety-black™* and leans Conservative. That is so unusual, and people are shocked yet relieved by it. Some like to watch her for that reason alone.

As for your last point, I did read part of an article of yours in which you discussed this one of many “conspiracy theories”, the saga of Big Mike along with Mr./Mrs Macron. I will have to say that you take some things perhaps a bit too seriously. People like me use the term Big Mike for a quite different reason than you got into. No, I think she’s just a big-boned, non-brocolli-eating, fried-chicken-lovin’ black woman. OTOH, I’m not gonna be the one who makes a positive determination either way in the field.

Why do I use the term? Ridicule. Michelle Øb☭ma is a typical anti-White chip-on-shoulder lefty proto-Commie (very unlike Candace Owens). I just plain do not like her. Since it’s been hard to do anything about our Globalist anti-White-men crowd in the Fed Gov, what else can you do but ridicule sometimes? It’s not only helpful that they know we are against them, but it’s kinda fun.

That’s all it is for me. I really don’t care otherwise what xi’s got between xir legs. Not my monkey – not my circus.

Finally, I wrote up something mentioning your post on the “Big Mike” “conspiracy” in On Matt Gaetz and Big Mike, on Peak Stupidity back last November. You are mentioned there, which is a REALLY BIG DEAL! ;-}

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PS: I think women readers of infotainment – not too much a proportion of those reading TUR – are into the “human interest” aspect of Bridgette Macron being older than her husband and all that. The People magazine crowd laps that stuff up, so it sells.

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* I believe the trademark on that is owned by John Derbyshire.

the barely human Amerindians

Jesus Christ, man, do you realise what you are saying? Or are you just saying that as you live on land stolen from them the only way you can justify it to yourself is by classing them as untermensch?

Shame on you.

P.S. I’m not English. But I am a quarter Irish which is one reason why I find it easy to ignore stupid, lazy sentimentality about the Irish.

After all the last attempted genocide in the British Isles was in the 17th century when Irish troops tried to exterminate the Campbells of Argyle. But that’s the sort of thing that happens in a small archipelago. And, no, I’m not proud of it and I don’t class the Campbells as barely human.

Actually their over-representation consisted of whoever they voted for. I assume that you are entirely ignorant of that part of parliamentary history.

And again in the 1980’s when someone decided to create a welfare continent.

One about Mr Sailer’s piece in Taki’s magazine.

it’s not clear if there really is a norm against territorial expansion by purchase. There clearly has been one against expansion by conquest since shortly after World War II

You might care to look at the acquisition by India of the Princely State of Hyderabad. Simple, old-fashioned, deadly conquest in 1948. But at least it isn’t, as far as I know, a live issue.

By contrast India’s rule of part of Kashmir, which it justifies by an argument that is the opposite of the argument it used to justify the conquest of Hyderabad, is a live issue.

Oh dear. Humans, eh?

“Jesus Christ, man, do you realise what you are saying? Or are you just saying that as you live on land stolen from them the only way you can justify it to yourself is by classing them as untermensch?

Shame on you.”

LOL you’re a blank slating egalitarian? Shame on you!

“But I am a quarter Irish which is one reason why I find it easy to ignore stupid, lazy sentimentality about the Irish.”

Ah, programmed to self hate. Thank you for admitting you’re a product of Marxist indoctrination.

I guess we’re back to the New Normal at Steve Sailer Open Thread (the black dots are gone), but I still don’t get why some new comments are tinted blue and others are white (for example, new “J. Ross,” “Buzz Mohawk,” and “Mike Tre” comments seem to be white). Shouldn’t they all be blue? Blue means the browser goes straight to them, no scrolling necessary, but if all the new comments are white, you have to scroll. I looked at “Jung-Freud” today, and all the new comments were in blue, like they’re supposed to be. I feel like Roddy Piper in “They Live”; I’m the only one who sees the problem.

Update: it’s yet another Watergate style Democrat rat-f*cking. A fake USAID charity just happened to be ready to go with a lawsuit; the lawsuit just happens to be assigned to Enemy of the Constitution Boasberg (whose wife runs a fake USAID charity). They’re not even trying to be subtle or credible. People on social media are laughing about how obviously fake this is. I hope the response is real this time. The fake and gay Watergate op (which was recently proven through a FOIA by Geoff Shepard to have been 100% a Democrat construct relying on criminal judges, eg, telling witnesses what to say) succeeded in wrecking Nixon because Nixon just couldn’t imagine officers of the court would be so corrupt in America. He let it get big by going along with it and honestly expecting the system to work. Then, when he resigned, he did the Democrats’ work for them because the surprise resignation looked like an admission of guilt. Just like in Watergate, the “original” if you will “base crime” is pretty much nothing. Just like in Watergate, it’s just the thin end of the wedge, to be used to make as much noise as possible.
It’s just like Watergate, learn from Nixon’s mistakes, hit them frequently and hit them hard, do not trust the system to exonerate you.

As has been previously pointed out, the “English” conquest of Ireland was carried out by the Normans, who’d only conquered England and Wales 130 years previously, using Welsh and Flemish soldiers, and at the invitation of an Irish chief.

The English at the time were a conquered underclass.

Does Steve mention territorial expansion such as we’ve been doing in Panama, through the Cold War, and up to the present, by taking over a distant government and then starting a war?

Japanese call traditional medicine “Eastern”, i.e. not Chinese because Japanese also contributed to it.

Not correct. The common Japanese term for Chinese medicine is 漢方藥 kanpoyaku – a Chinese-derived word meaning Chinese-recipe medications.

In Steve’s beloved San Fernando Valley there are plenty of legal weed stores and spots to buy sugary treats. I like Steve but he is a Noah Cross Ranch operative.

Someone should find out if there’s a hidden connection between Jolly Rancher candy and the infamous Operation Ranch Hand:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Ranch_Hand

https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/jolly-rancher-candy-grape-tiktok-recipe-burns/

“It was supposed to be a fun afternoon activity, it was raining outside,” she said.

But that bowl of molten Jolly Ranchers came out of the microwave and somehow spilled onto Caidan’s hand as he walked with it to the counter. The candy immediately started to harden.

“My instinct was ‘just pull it off, Christina.’ So I just grabbed him, and I was yanking it off. I think I was tearing skin,” Christina Blackstone said.

but I still don’t get why some new comments are tinted blue and others are white

Yeah, there’s a bug that incorrectly highlights some comments as ‘new’ (blue) while other new comments aren’t highlighted. Or something like that…

Most of the American Indians died from diseases Whites brought with them from Europe rather than being purposely killed by Whites in order to take their land. Since they had not been previously exposed to those diseases, they had not developed any natural immunity to them. The historian Jeff Flynn-Paul estimates up to ninety percent of Indians died this way.

Some of the Founders wanted to civilize rather than kill the Indians. Benjamin Franklin suggested sending blacksmiths to live with them and teach them that trade. George Washington wanted them to become farmers. Thomas Jefferson said “our system is to live in perpetual peace with the Indians” and floated the idea of making them citizens.

Later on, reservations were set up for the Indians. One of my ancestors, a pre-Civil War General, opposed killing the remaining Indians and supported letting them live on reservations or among Whites. My boss at work is a full blooded Sioux Indian who grew up on a reservation.

“One thing that needs addressing is the problem of subgroups of Whites spending their whole lives attacking Whites in general.”

You mean what you are doing right now?

“And what are they doing? With current non-White immigration they will be majority non-white in a few decades. So what was that noise about?”

Maybe it’s not as big of a deal as you think it ought to be?

“It’s like they didn’t really care about being White or even Irish.”

There you go again with this strict racial litmus test. We’re still waiting for you to explain why ALL whites must think and act as you do…

“Most of the American Indians died from diseases Whites brought with them from Europe rather than being purposely killed by Whites in order to take their land. Since they had not been previously exposed to those diseases, they had not developed any natural immunity to them. ”

Yep, we gave them small pox, and they gave us syphilis. But for some reason Amerindians deaths matter more.

The big start was in the 1930’s, but I can pin ALL of it down to half a decade – the mid-1960s. One man alone didn’t create it but he sure signed all of the legislation. That would be Socialist Scumbag Lyndon Bastard(?) Johnson. The Welfare State, Mass legal Non-White Immigration, and Affiirmative Action.

Guess who wouldn’t have signed ANY of that? That would be Barry AuH2O, a true Libertarian-Conservative. Elections might not matter so much now, some say, but they sure mattered in 1964. Americans made the wrong choice, bigly. Those votes ruined the US of A.

The U.S. Virgin Islands consist of the main islands of Saint Croix, Saint John, and Saint Thomas and 50 other surrounding minor islands and cays.[10] The total land area of the territory is 133.73 square miles (346.36 km2).[8] The territory’s capital is Charlotte Amalie on the island of St. Thomas.

Previously known as the Danish West Indies of the Kingdom of Denmark–Norway (from 1754 to 1814) and the independent Kingdom of Denmark (from 1814 to 1917), they were sold to the United States by Denmark for $25,000,000 in the 1917 Treaty of the Danish West Indies[8] ($614 million in 2024) in which the United States also recognized Denmark’s control over Greenland, and have since been an organized, unincorporated United States territory.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Virgin_Islands

The Hillbilly Congress

Out in the hills where the pine trees grow,
Lived the MAGA clan down in Tupelo.
They trapped and hunted, made moonshine fine,
But they never once thought along the federal line.

Then one day ole JD got it in his head,
Said, *”If folks can vote, why not us instead?”*
He threw his hat in the local race,
With a big ole grin on his bearded face.

The town folks laughed, but the votes came through,
JD took the seat and the boys did too.
Ma became the First Lady alright,
And off they flew on the Spirit Air flight.

Now Washington, it sure looked like a million dollars
With Greek statues on buildings and fog in the hollers.
They soon gave JD the keys to the office and
Said please don’t mess with that red button, you must promise.”

The boys all got jobs in the five-angled building
But they missed their stills and they couldn’t go fishing,
So they called back home on the party line,
And spilled them secrets, one at a time.

Next thing they knew, alarms bells were ringing
As agents swarmed round, like wasps they was buzzin’
Who’s been blabbin’ on a chit-chat app
You can’t text like that, it could be a trap.

JD said, *“Now hold up, don’t get sore—
Back home we talk, that’s what talk is for!
You can’t expect a man to see
The world’s best gossip and not set it free!”*

But they put ‘em on a homebound train,
Said, *”Son, don’t meddle in state domain.”*
Back to the hills they made their way,
And politics ain’t been the same to this day.

I agree however I was referring to Africa. 🙂

Thanks.

The kind of thing that should get more reckoning.

Isn’t South Korea leading the way here?

Isn’t South Korea leading the way here?

In some respects, yes. There used to be a saying that what happens in California eventually will happen in U.S. May be the new formula is, what happens in South Korea will eventually happen in U.S.

Yep, Irish subjugation: Totally overstated. Since when did people ever adopt the language of their conquerors?

Nobody really cares what Candace Owens has to say. She’s like Jasmine Crocket on the right. She should just go on Only Fans and pose nude.

Agree – no button.

I hoped not to assume that you were ignorant of the Penal Laws that kept public offices in the hands of Protestants, but here we are. The Irish could vote for whomever they liked, so long as he was an Anglo-Protestant.

Good point, Jack. See also, Russians and Ukrainians.

Or Jews and Palestinians:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14409211/miami-shooter-mordechai-brafman-shocking-words-palestinians.html

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The US Supreme Court issued a 7-2 ruling in favor of the ATF in the Biden Ghost Gun fight.

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Ouch! The Supreme Court Upholds ATF’s Frame and Receiver Rule.

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William Kirk, along the National Associaiton for Gun Rights, gives you all the details from yesterday’s efforts in Olympia to stop HB 1163.

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https://twitter.com/NaviGoBoom/status/1904930063973253329
https://twitter.com/gunpolicy/status/1905060297318023393
https://twitter.com/MorosKostas/status/1904905421942407528

The Irish (in Ireland) are one example. For generations, they fought against being ruled by Great Britain. Fine. They are independent. And what are they doing? With current non-White immigration they will be majority non-white in a few decades. So what was that noise about?

People do not like to be bossed around by foreigners. (Heck, I don’t like the situation in the USA.)

Mike Tre hit the crux of it here:

The Irish were subjugated by the English/GB for almost a millennia, and the Irish normies have nothing to do with the current flood of immigration taking place there. They didn’t ask for it. Ireland’s “leadership” if you can call it that has sold them out to their globalist masters just like the rest of the West.

and Alec added some good points as well.

Let me poke at the general issue, beyond just the Irish:

1) Trickle Effect (boiling the frog)
The immivasion is insidiously effective by using the slow drip. An outright invasion–the foreign bastards coming over the hill–will stir the passion of any red-blood man. But Western White gentiles tend to be neighborly. A Paki family drops into your neighborhood, you might not be thrilled, but hey they are “just looking for a better life” you aren’t going to just run ’em out of town. The whole “racism!” and–to pick up the previous thread–“Holocaust!” propaganda that Western man is pickled in play a big role. But then there’s two families, then three … then blacks start showing up with their antics … before you know it “there goes the neighborhood” and nation.

2) “Our Democracy”
All the above said, even Western Whites would defend themselves when they sense what’s going on and realize they are indeed being invaded. We saw that with the English riots last year. Likewise, if left alone, American men would self-organize and police the border. But this is where the super-state steps in.

Properly the state is supposed to be the collective will of the nation’s people, doing the critical jobs that require collective action–stop invasion, preserving it for our posterity; enforce public order, suppress parasitism; and–ideally–provide public services that help the people prosper and thrive. If the government is not the collective will of the people and working to preserve the nation, it has no legitimacy.

But the minoritarian ideology upends that. Rather than being the collective will of the nation’s people, working to preserve the nation, the purpose of government for the minoritarian is to prevent the nation’s people from “oppressing” minorities. Government acts to suppress the nation’s majority from repelling invasion, from protecting themselves from criminals and parasities–from being able to live in their own communities with their own norms!

This is what the “Our Democracy” trope from the globo-goons means–the nation’s people from protecting themselves, from governing themselves. Rule by judges and bureaucrats to keep the people in check. This is what we see this Boasberg guy and the like. And this is what the people in all Western nations face. Rather than a government that does its core duty to protect their nation, their governments block and suppress any action by the people to protect the nation themselves.

‘…But the minoritarian ideology upends that. Rather than being the collective will of the nation’s people…’

This is one of the ironies of the current day.

Even the most absolutist of the rulers of the past usually sincerely wanted the best for their people. Theodosius, Louis IX, Alexander III, Francisco Franco — they all really wanted what they conceived of as best for Romans/Frenchmen/Russians/Spaniards. They wanted lots of fat and happy oiks — really. And as an end in itself, not just as a means to some machiavellian goal.

Now? In theory, we have a government of the people — which displays at best a decided indifference to the actual fate of the majority of the people. At least some of our representatives and senators don’t appear to care about what happens to us in the least. They don’t represent us at all — not even in the sense that a medieval monarch or your average twentieth century dictator represented his people.

Nobody really cares what Candace Owens has to say… She should just go on Only Fans and pose nude.

You misspelled Pam Bondi. (That will probably turn out to be the only thing she’s good for.)

Oops. Never mind! My rant still stands, of course.

Decent TakiMag piece by Steve.

Trump’s weird, dickhead foreign policy strikes me as the dovetailing of two elements:

1) Trump’s a real-estate guy.
Everything is land and deals–good deal, bad deal. While not a complete turnip like Biden or Harris, Trump isn’t a particularly smart guy and more on point just has no intellectual interest. I doubt he’s ever given any thought to what is civilization? or what is a nation? Nor what makes a nation successful today. Nor any ideas about what is ailing America and what could done, what would help Americans–ex. help young Americans have families.

To Trump real estate and good deal vs. bad deal pretty much covers it.

2) Trump is incredibly narcissistic, and yet weirdly insecure.
Trump is right about everything. Every thought that pops into his head is first rate. And everything Trump does is the best–a win.

And–critically–Trump must somehow “leave his mark” to prove down through the ages that he was here and made America the best ever. And how can he do that … well obviously, by changing the map, making America bigger! More real estate!

In this way, Trump is actually quite like Putin, though presumable less casually cruel. The stuff that actually matters–immigration, affordable family formation, eugenic fertility, strengthening the nation’s people and making their nation’s future bright is just too small. These guys need to be big, change the map, letting everyone forever know that they were here and were great.

The open comment section is good. Far better than the old SS posts. I couldn’t care less about black girl magic or world War hair or movie reviews

Justice Thomas NUKES The Rest Of The SCOTUS With COMMON SENSE Over Gun Ruling.

Why are Trump & Vance threatening to invade the Frozen North?

James K. Polk gave up on America conquering valuable British Columbia in 1846, so why is Trump intent on getting Greenland “one way or the other?”

Steve Sailer
March 26, 2025

From my new column in Taki’s Magazine:

Danish Diplomacy

One of the more curious aspects of the second Trump administration is how, without warning to voters, the White House has suddenly become more pugnacious than James K. Polk at threatening wars of conquest […]

JD Vance told Fox News:

Denmark, which controls Greenland, it’s not doing its job and it’s not being a good ally. So you have to ask yourself: “How are we going to solve that problem, solve our national security?” If that means that we need to take more territorial interest in Greenland, that is what President Trump is going to do, because he doesn’t care about what the Europeans scream at us. He cares about putting the interest of America’s citizens first.

https://www.stevesailer.net/p/why-are-trump-and-vance-threatening

Steve Sailer is right to attack these people who have transmogrified into petty, undisciplined, unprincipled, myopic bullies after a few months in the limelight. These people who clamor to unilaterally annex foreign territories and even countries.

(No one mentioned Greenland annexation and similar ideas in the 2015-16 campaign, the 2020 campaign, or the 2024 campaign. As for the fanatically pro-Israel foreign-policy including aggressive interventionism [Trump’s “Israel’s wars are America’s Wars”], it was mentioned but was not front-and-center to basic messaging.)

Sailer continues:

Denmark’s immigration restriction policies ought to have served as a role model for America over the past two dozen years.

In other words, Denmark is close to America’s ideal ally.

These are all reasons why nobody in America was sore at Denmark until Trump decided he was. Now, though, many are scrambling to come up with rationalizations for why Denmark deserves to have Greenland stolen from it.

Presumably, Trump doesn’t really want to go to war with Denmark, he just wants to extort a lower price.

But vindicating wars of conquest is one of the worst ideas imaginable in 2025.

So often the problem when you use reckless rah-rah flagwaving as a tactic, or fall into hapless hubris as Vance has done — you get a low-info, low-thinking idiot contingent (“patriotards”) get all hyped up for the latest thing. And the stupidity gets locked in.

The Left had this with an element of the Corona-Panic coalition in 2020-2022. They were irresponsible. These buffoonish Trump-II people are falling into the same trap in potentially even worse ways.

Here is Steve Sailer’s summary of the pro-Annexation of Greenland side:

I realize that a bunch of kids on Twitter think that Nietzsche made modern war sound like great fun.

I realize that paying attention to international recognition sounds wussy

Here Steve Sailer attacks Israel and the band of ironclad-pro-Israel influencers that mostly controlled his foreign policy in the first term, and control it in a truly absolute way in the second term:

the Trump-Kushner administration recognized Israel’s annexation of the Golan Heights. One could argue that Israel is special, but then, Trump-Kushner recognized mediocre Morocco’s invasion of Spain’s former colony of Western Sahara in order to secure Morocco’s recognition of Israel.

To me, it sounds like a tedious imbroglio to take on responsibility for a bunch of drunken Eskimos who owe zero loyalty to America. But you can just do things, so what do I know relative to teenage Trump enthusiasts on X?

Steve Sailer’s argument for principled nonintervention and non-bullying and petty-insult politics against neighbors and friends in all directions (The Trump Foreign Policy)

[T]he fact that the United States could conquer Canada and Mexico but hasn’t, has contributed to the rest of the world more or less acceding to American world leadership. That America has such a fine piece of real estate that it doesn’t bother to bully its immediate neighbors suggests that it won’t attempt to pilfer the rest of the world.

“This persisted until the 1930s when someone had the idea to create a welfare state.”

Would this person have a first name starting with “F”, a middle name starting with “D” and a last name starting with “R”?

A problem with Blacks are their economic views. A 2022 Pew survey found 52% of Blacks have a positive view of socialism, compared to 31% of Whites. Blacks really like a big government welfare state and free stuff and Democrats pander to them to get their votes. Republicans have difficulty competing here. In the 2020 election Trump offered his Platinum Plan to them but most Blacks still voted Democrat. Democrats are willing to offer Blacks more.

Blacks as a percentage of the population has been rising since the thirties, due to Black births being subsidized by the government, while the White percentage of the population has been shrinking. The Black percentage of the population would be even higher if you subtracted out all the Hispanics and Asians who have come here in recent decades.

I do support the right of the Irish to have their own country by the way. And I am sure they were abused by the British. But, it was all for naught if they turn into Morocco. I would like them to learn to be loyal to themselves – not a doctrine or set of words or “globalism”.

If you really believed in the things you say you’d support the Irish being Irish first, and white second.

I get that various populations of Whites want their own countries. That makes sense. But they should all realize they have something in common as Whites.

Steve Sailer revisits his “vaccine conspiracy theory” of 2020 (but declines to wade into waters of how statistically dangerous the rushed “Covid” vaccines may have been; and what the age-and-condition cutoff ought to have been):

The World’s Least Popular True Conspiracy Theory

The Feds are finally investigating what I’ve been pointing out since November 2020: Pfizer shut down its Operation Warp Speed vax clinical trial from late October until the day after the election.

by Steve Sailer
March 26, 2025

“Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are probing a claim by GSK that Pfizer delayed announcing its COVID shot’s success in 2020 until after that year’s election, the Wall Street Journal reported […]”

[…] Pfizer had shut down processing of samples in its clinical trial from late October 2020 to the day after the election. If not for that remarkable deviation from its publicly announced protocol, Pfizer may well have announced that its vaccine had passed efficacy benchmarks a week or so earlier, perhaps Monday, November 2, the day before the Election. If that had happened, Trump would have spent the last 24 hours of his campaign trumpeting the success of his Operation Warp Speed. […]

In a hilarious development, because Operation Warp Speed’s success was not announced in time to help Trump, which would have of course made Trump supporters very pro-vaccine and left liberals the main vaccine skeptics (as has historically been common), Trump supporters completely forgot Operation Warp Speed and declared vaccines a dangerous conspiracy. […]

Today, RFK Jr. is working on solving the no more measles epidemics problem for us.

But it’s easy to imagine an alternate timeline in which Pfizer announced the efficacy of its vaccine on the day before the election [election day: Tuesday, November 3, 2020], Trump is re-elected, and now anti-vaccine conspiracy theorizing remains what it was during the election campaign when fear, uncertainty, and doubt about a Trump vaccine were being spread by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris

Steve Sailer states his theory directly and succinctly a little later:

[T]he shutdown of processing of lab samples for approximately one week delayed the efficacy announcement from Monday, November 2, 2020 to Monday, November 9, 2020 (36 hours after the media announced Biden the victor Saturday, November 7)

https://www.stevesailer.net/p/the-worlds-least-popular-true-conspiracy

In the top-ranked comment, the pro-Sailer voice, commenter on the Sailer-Unz blog, and Substack subscriber JMcG calls this essay by Sailer “disappointing” and “calumny” against the Covid-vaccine-skeptic side.

Erik, who says he is a medical professional, critiques Sailer’s latest with this:

The vaccine should have been solidly recommended for anyone over 60 or 65 with no push to vaccinate any otherwise healthy person under 40. In between the recommendation should be based on how healthy you are and how much contact you have with others.

It’s possible the true cost-benefit cutoff line, absent complicating factors, should have even been age 70 or even 75; and the “advise against taking” line possibly should have been as high as age 50.

Different researchers working at different times under different assumptions will come up with different numbers.

The important thing is, there should have been this kind of three-tiered recommendation system. We know enough, now, to know that. The vaccine was good, on net, for some; the vaccine was bad, on net, for the majority (the younger and healthier, active population). That it was forced on the majority of the population when only a minority should have gotten it, that was one of the many errors of the Corona-Panic period.

Given DJT’s demagogic-narcissistic instincts, it’s possible he wouldn’t have been able to handle the nuance of a three-tiered system for a product he, after all, created.

“Muslim pirates disrupted shipping in the Mediterranean”

At one time, Islam was the major threat to Europe. In the medieval era, Islam and Catholicism vied for control of Europe. Both of these religions had strong repressive and anti-science tendencies. The Islamic scientific golden age happened in spite of Islam, not because of it.

The repressiveness of Catholicism moderated under the influence of the Enlightenment but the Enlightenment never penetrated into the Islamic countries of the Middle East. Islam is not really compatible with an advanced technological society. What technology it has is mostly imported from non-Islamic societies.

Sailer-Substack commenter Sweet Mama says:

The “vaccines” that weren’t, were neither safe nor effective, and there’s lots of evidence that they knew it.

And it’s been disappointing that Trump continued to push the Big pHarma narrative that the toxic jabs “saved 100 million lives”, when in fact it saved no one and has killed more than 20 million people worldwide so far (that we know of, because they are still NOT collecting that data in many countries). The death and injury tolls have continued to be elevated years after the jabs.

Trump was extremely naive and prone to being bought in his first term, which is why he appointed Big pHarma executives to run “public health” after Pfizer donated $1 Million to his inauguration.

The Anti-Gnostic replies, offering a five-year-retrospective on the Corona-Panic:

Trump was caught in a purity spiral; we all were.

He couldn’t point out this was a respiratory virus that would just have to play itself out without hysterical Leftists screaming that meemaw survived the Holocaust but she was being KILLED by Trump. He couldn’t point out it was a lab leak without being accused of outright insanity. Same for masks and keeping grandparents away from their grandchildren.

Steve Sailer suggests Othello was better off played by White men; or, at least, that Othello no longer works under an artistic regime of post-racialism, much less Wokeness:

Washington Post: Too many blacks in Denzel’s “Othello”

A critic complains that Jake Gyllenhaal’s Iago isn’t racist enough toward Denzel Washington’s Othello.

by Steve Sailer
March 26, 2025

For about a century, it’s been common to set productions of Shakespeare’s plays in times and places unknown to Shakespeare. For example, the 22-year-old Orson Welles electrified the New York theater world in 1937 by staging Julius Caesar in then-contemporary Fascist Europe with snazzy military uniforms and Nuremberg rally-style lighting. […]

[Wokeness] has caused no end of trouble for the British film and television industry, since they have an incredibly rich literary legacy, almost all of it written by and portraying whites, for the simple reason that very few nonwhites lived in Britain until quite recently.

This led, first, to the dictum that the small number of classic roles depicting non-Europeans must be reserved for People of Color. For example, it used to be assumed that major white Shakespearean actors like Welles [in 1951, own movie], Sir Lawrence Olivier [in 1965, movie], Paul Scofield [in 1980, stage play?], and Anthony Hopkins [in 1981, tv movie?] would of course play Othello.

After all, it’s by no means clear from the text of the play that Othello, a Christian Moor, is sub-Saharan African. He could be a Caucasian North African as Michael Gambon played him in the early 1990s to critical abuse [stage play, 1990; Michael Gambon previously played Othello in a 1965 movie]. […]

I’d bet that Shakespeare, a professional showman, more or less conceived of Othello as sub-Saharan, because sub-Saharans tend to be more entertaining than sur-Saharan Moroccans. But I also suspect that Shakespeare didn’t imagine that 400 years in the future people would expect him to have chosen between North African and sub-Saharan African. It was all kind of woozy yonder down south to Shakespeare.

Second, and more recently, the Brits have imposed strict racial quotas on productions, with wacky results:

https://www.stevesailer.net/p/washington-post-too-many-blacks-in

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The Washington Post review of Jake Gyllenhaal & Denzel Washington’s Othello, which Steve Sailer is reacting to, has a Hindu reviewer slamming the play as mediocre because it is produced in, and seeks to portray, “a post-racial no-man’s-land” (hence Steve Sailer’s post title, “Washington Post: Too many blacks in Denzel’s Othello’…”):

The only things interesting about these serial Substack dumps is their (1) delinquency and (2) apologism.

1. Dozens of commenters here were making the same points years ago. In shilling for Big Pharma, Sailer never Noticed, for example, the important relative/absolute distinction in the context of statistical efficacy pointed out by those like Kratoklastes or, worse yet, feigned so.

2. “Trump was caught in a purity spiral; we all were.” No, we all weren’t.

Sailer failed the COVID test. And the end of Whimming — something else that was denied and still is by a few apologized for — has quickened the erosion of his credibility and reputation as a public intellectual.

“It’s possible the true cost-benefit cutoff line, absent complicating factors, should have even been age 70”

I was 63 when the Covid epidemic hit. I went over a year without getting Covid, only getting it after a serious accident caused by someone else. I got Covid while I was trying to recover from my accident. Most people in their sixties who had serious cases of Covid had additional health issues, like me, instead of just being old. I was in no danger of Covid killing me but my accident was another story. It was only because a woman saw me staggering along the side of the road covered in blood right after my accident and got me to a hospital that I survived my accident.

The cost-benefit analysis involving an inadequately tested vaccine with unknown long term effects would have changed if there had been an alternative. Some individual doctors had good success rates with early home treatments involving nutritional supplements, expired patent drugs and cheap patented steroid drugs but these treatments never became widely available because doctors offering them were threatened with the loss of their licenses. There was more money to be made by mass vaccinations and the use of expensive patented drugs like Remdesivir in hospital treatments.

Too bad there’s been no shrine erected for TUR alumnus C. J. Hopkins. Despite years of persecution for dempanic dissent in Germany, he appears to be back in vintage form, connecting several things about life in the 21st century that Sailer pretty much never Noticed:
https://consentfactory.org/2025/03/26/the-war-on-whatever/

I have a peculiar theory about Othello; maybe this has been floated a lot before and I just never noticed. Or maybe it is easily refuted and so that’s why it’s not discussed. I don’t study Othello and never have, I’m not fond of it.

My theory is simply this: race and “racism” would not have mattered to Shakespeare, there just weren’t enough blacks around for anyone to be bothered with it. But something else would have interested him, which is why he made the character an African.

Othello is my least-liked of the major tragedies, largely because a) I find racial issues to be a tiresome subject for serious art, and b) more importantly, I’ve never believed that a guy as accomplished and as confident as Othello would really fall for Iago’s nonsense. *Unless*…

Othello really, really dislikes Muslims. That is partly because as a youth he was for a while a slave of Muslims — and Muslims castrate their male slaves, especially the black ones. So when Iago asks, “Are you *fast* married?”, he’s implying that he knows Othello cannot truly consummate his marriage, and that therefore he married Desdemona for other reasons — her youth and beauty, her empathy towards his troubled past, and subconsciously because “Aw yeah — I be fuckin’ a white girl!” Which could give him a guilty conscience, and inspire Iago’s enmity. The whole idea of Desdemona’s imaginary infidelity is therefore a smokescreen for more sinister lurking issues.

And now, on to the theory, by Ann Elk, of brontosauruses.

So Ron, what’s it take to stop needing my comments to be approved?
After many years of autoposting my stuff, Sailer retaliated for a snotty remark I made about his dog by holding them for 12 hours or so.
I haven’t dissed your dog. have I?

I thought Sailer’s latest at Takis was about people pretending to be turtles. I was rather shocked at some of the language he was using. Oops! Wrong Steve.

The Turtle article was better than the Danish article, but it really had already been done years ago by Fred Reed riffing on a female lieutenant who insisted she was a cephalopod who could feel her other six arms and was micro-aggressed by calamari served in the mess hall.

MAKE AMERICA GO AWAY (MAGA) cap introduced

A Greenlandic patriot, Aannguaq Reimer-Johansen, has produced a new MAGA cap as he and others try to rally unity and resistance against Blumpfian imperialism:

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The cap, in red with white font, copies the designBlumpf made famous. It says “Make America Go Away.” The main symbol of the Greenlandic flag appears on the side.

The creator and promoter of the cap, Mr. Aannguaq Reimer-Johansen, has plenty of White-European ancestry combined with substantial Inuit-Eskimo ancestry via his mother. That assessment is after a review of his public Facebook page, which is where he first introduced the cap and started gaining what has been, be Greenlandic standards, major attention.

Also of interest on this unlikely Greenlandic hero of the hour: Aannguaq Reimer-Johansen is involved with the Greenlandic trading company KNI A/S, where he is a “maneger.” KNI A/S is “the successor to the Royal Greenland Trading Department, which controlled the government of Greenland itself from 1774 to 1908 and possessed a monopoly on Greenlandic trade from 1776 to 1950. Today, the company remains a major component of the Greenlandic economy and remains fully owned by the local government.”

The history of this company, now called KNI A/S, is testament to Greenland’s long centuries as a protectorate of Denmark. Blumpf blunders in and says “Hey, there’s no reason they should have ties to Greenland; I wanna grab it, get lost.; no time for talk; have my people get on a messaging app to coordinate out campaign to undermine these Greenlandic bozos, and prepare slots in that El Salvador mega-prison for Greenlandic dissidents and resisters. And Canada, you’re next.”

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Aannguaq Reimer-Johansen posted a message, in the Inuit language and Danish, accompanying his “Make America Go Away” cap. The Danish version auto-translates as:

Call to citizens: Vance’s wife’s visit is a charm offensive.

If you take a smiling selfie with them, you send a signal to the whole world that you love the United States and want to be a part of it.

Therefore, do not show interest.

We have already shown our position through a large demonstration. Let’s stand firm and stick together.

The original was posted on the weekend of March 22-23, after the White House announced the Hindu-brahmin-elite wife of the USA’s anti-European vice president would make a leisurely tour of scenic Greenland, to observe the famous dogsled races (probably along with a contingent of security officials), although that part of the USA’s latest pressure campaign has now reportedly been altered:

Sisimiuni innuttaasoqatinnut innersuut: Vancep nuliata tikeraarnera qujangeqqusaarneruvoq. Qungujukkussigit qungujullusiluunniit assileqatigigussigit nunarsuarmi tamat paasitissuasi USA nuannaralugu peqataaffigerusullugulu. Innersuukkusunnarpoq soqutigineqassanngittut, akerliussutsimik takutitserujussuaqqammerpungut tamanna attallungu soqutiginaveersaarniartingit.

Opfordring til borgere: Vances kones besøge er en charmeoffensiv. Hvis I tager et smilende selfie med dem, sender I et signal til hele verden om, at I elsker USA og ønsker at være en del af det. Lad derfor være med at vise interesse. Vi har allerede vist vores holdning gennem en stor demonstration. Lad os stå fast og holde sammen.

You and the rest of us here may not care what she has to say, but she has a big audience, much of it probably susceptible to the effect I mentioned. That is the point.

Both of these religions had strong repressive and anti-science tendencies.

Meh. As a scientist by profession, I can’t agree.

“The answer to almost every question in life is . . . a statistical distribution.”

Take my favorite Jesuit (. . . please!), the Venerable Matteo Ricci. Deeply religious in word and deed, and an impressive scientist. There are countless others.

Moreover, there is positive (natural) selection pressure (i.e., they are advantageous from an evolutionary standpoint) for some “anti-science tendencies,” and some are morally defensible.

War has always been horrible. Science greatly amplified its horrors and destructiveness. See WWI and WWII.

Science also made globalization not only possible, but inevitable. Again, the results span a statistical distribution of desirability. It’s neither all upside nor downside.

Religion may kill some of the people some of the time. It may even kill most of the people some of the time. In the darkest hours of history religion may have killed most of the people most of the time.

But only “science” has the potential to kill all of the people for all time.

This can happen not just by nuclear war. Of late, people flush with money and hubris who don’t really understand why certain biological materials (DNA, RNA, proteins, etc.) do not exist in nature are now using AI to design novel “synthetic biology” products and even living systems whose inadvertent or malicious release could kill us all.

A lot of people are saying the funniest part of this story is

• the Jews accusing each other of murderous antisemitism, or

• the victim of the shooting by a Jew calling for “Death to the Arabs!”, which is what the Jewish shooter thought he was already practicing, or

• the victim’s instant switch from murderous genocidism to kumbaya-coexistence-ism after he learned of his mistake, but

• my candidate for the funniest part is the Daily Mail’s mis-labeling of the anti-ballistic protection worn by the defendant as a “suicide vest”.

I wouldn’t necessarily disagree with you that science can be used for bad purposes and has the potential to wipe out the human race. That was not really what I was trying to say in my previous comment, though, that science is always good. My previous comment was about the anti-science tendencies of Islam. The Islamic scientific golden age largely occurred because some copies of the Greek and Roman classics continued to exist in the Middle East and they encouraged an interest in science. Science declined in the Islamic world later on under the influence of Islamic philosophers like Al-Ghazali. The Middle East then remained a scientific backwater for hundreds of years while Europe was going through the Renaissance, 18th century Enlightenment, and 19th century Industrial Revolution.

A world with science can potentially lead to bad results but a world without science would consign the human race to a world where the average life expectancy is in the thirties.

“The vaccine should have been solidly recommended for anyone over 60 or 65 with no push to vaccinate any otherwise healthy person under 40. In between the recommendation should be based on how healthy you are and how much contact you have with others. ”

Even this supposed more level headed suggestion goes to far. “Solidly recommended”? Based on what? Does everyone already forget that even among the elderly, comorbidities were something like 90%? Is there even any proof that this mRNA injection held any benefit to anyone regardless of age?

That commenter can take his “otherwise healthy person under 40” and stick it where the sun doesn’t shine. Try any otherwise healthy person under the age of oh… say… infinity..

Further, my take is that Sailer is attempting to deflect from that fact that he himself was a huge, chest thumping proponent of everyone getting injected with this shit, and he is attempting to obscure that fact by criticizing the unethical and dishonest and cynical politicking surrounding the efficacy stuff around the election.

https://www.unz.com/isteve/sailer-lets-be-over-and-done-in-21/

” But they should all realize they have something in common as Whites. ”

Is that was the British were doing all this time? Acting under the realization of their fellow whites?

Anyway, I”m sure all of the highbrow intellectuals will scoff at a bombastic controversial layman having the audacity to run for higher office, but Ireland’s current most famous person is apparently running for president there and seems to have quite an Ireland first message:

https://nypost.com/2025/03/20/sports/conor-mcgregor-says-hes-running-for-president-in-ireland/

Hello, Mr. Hail. This part really pisses me off, enough to where I’m glad now that I’m not throwing in a little money:

In a hilarious development, because Operation Warp Speed’s success was not announced in time to help Trump, which would have of course made Trump supporters very pro-vaccine and left liberals the main vaccine skeptics (as has historically been common), Trump supporters completely forgot Operation Warp Speed and declared vaccines a dangerous conspiracy. […]

Bull. As you’d written at the time, the Panic/Anti-Panic divide did not line up with our standard left/right. It was more about Daddy-Gov-knows-best people vs skeptics, skeptics of the Potomac Regime and Globalist evil. We know which side iSteve was on in ’20-’21, and he doesn’t make himself look any better in that excerpt.

Many more skeptics of the whole system are MAGA types. Of course we are for Trump, as an only option for now (something I imagine you’d agree with to some degree). We were also completely against the PanicFest, most especially the Totalitarianism, but guys like me saw the UBI experiment and $4-$6 Trillion of more borrowing as a bad thing too. With the arrival of the vax came talk about it being mandatory, and that rightly set us off too. (For me, it being made mandatory via workplace enforcement was my very first impetus to decide to NEVER take it. More reasons came later.)

Sorry, what Steve Sailer wrote is just wrong. Trump pushed the vax because he is a braggart and thinks he alone can save Americans from anything. He went along with some of the PanicFest early on because he, as usual, trusted the wrong “EXPERTS” and didn’t trust his usually-very-good instincts. (He was covering his ass, somewhat unusual for him.) MAGA types wanted nothing to do with the vax before the ’20 election, and we wanted nothing to do with it after.

Those of us with memories longer than that of goldfish DO remember Operation Warp Speed, and we didn’t like it then, and we don’t like it now. Trump shut up when it came to bragging about the vax during the ’24 campaign because he knew we didn’t want to hear it. He knew that because we booed him. (I and a couple of guys booed him at a smaller-sized indoor rally in ’16 when he got all NeoConnie* for a bit. I don’t know if he heard it or not – I was in the back.)

Steve Sailer is an honest guy. It must be where he gets his info. and who he hangs out with that explains how he doesn’t understand your average MAGA patriot. I was about to write “He needs to get out of his closet more.” or something, but he has been getting out and traveling over the last couple of years. Is it that he’s mostly among big fans and doesn’t get into the vax topic with them?

PS: JMcG is usually right on the money – glad to see that.

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* No, sorry, that’s not about any new version of the Lockheed Constellation. Too bad!

With The Donald………..The Winning……………..It just never stops!

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114231437487201538

“Senator Lindsey Graham has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election — HE WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN. Everyone in South Carolina should help Lindsey have a BIG WIN next year!”

Steve always had a cartoon-like understanding of the COVID regime.

Trump actually started to alienate a lot of his base when he started talking about the (excuse me – His…………His!) “Big Beautiful Vaccine”.

But, in the end, they rallied around him. A lot of Trump’s base isn’t that bright – the real MAGA-tards, the ones who wave “Trump” flags and buy Trump-merch.

And out of the pile Achmed breaks free! He’s across the 30 … the 20 .. 15 .. 10 .. 5 .

Here I don’t agree Mr. Anon, and that’s not because I think you called ME out with the dash on the end.

People are not so stupid as to let the invasion continue – 4 more years of what Bie Dien, or his Globalist handlers, were doing would have meant THE END, demographically. I could see this coming. Trump was voted in to stop this. I am not pleased with the deportation numbers (though I am with the purposeful visibility of it), the ignorance on H1B and all legal immigration, but he’s been doing the job! This IS JOB 1.

That Trump was stupid about the vax, well, I don’t see that as having been a good enough reason to let the country get swamped even more irreversibly. That’d have been going on right now, Mr. Anon.

Why do they put blacks everywhere, even in trivial videos? This is annoying, just my opinion …

https://www.newoxfordreview.org/documents/no-catholic-church-no-scientific-method/

https://www.takimag.com/article/when_man_invented_science/
https://www.takimag.com/article/when_man_invented_science/2/

God speed to that guy.

Just imagine if WWI and WWII hadn’t been fought. We’d have saved between 60 t0 80 million white people. Think of the amazing science and tech that was coming out of Germany, Heck, most of our drugs were invented in Germany 80 to 100 years ago! The EKG and the XRay were invented 125 years ago. Somehow we lost the fountainhead of new miracles drugs and devices.

If we had avoided both world wars, we might have had a far higher standard of living and better healthcare than we do today. Loved ones who died might still be alive. Think on that, the next time someone speaks of the glories of war in the modern world.

in the end, they rallied around him

They don’t have much choice: he’s the lesser weevil.

Compare Hillary, Biden, Kamala – they and their tribes are puke-provokingly horrible.

Therefore vote for the absurd narcissist. He might even do enough good to cancel the harm he will do.
You might say that his first couple of months shows promise. Heavens, he might even put an end to that charnel-house war in Ukraine. You never know.

Mind you, I still suspect the Dems will have him shot. Perhaps Musk too.

Trump actually started to alienate a lot of his base when he started talking about the (excuse me – His…………His!) “Big Beautiful Vaccine”.

But, in the end, they rallied around him.

The Trump/MAGA base differs across the different eras, of course. It’s not static. Steve Sailer famously said that Trump “dumbed down the Republican Party,” which is true to an important degree, never more true than this stage, in the mid-2020s. The ongoing trainwrecks speak for themselves. Dumbed down plus oligarchic control. The Left’s critique is not wrong. Except that I’d add more on Israel than most of the mainstream-Left want to do.

The ten-year anniversary is approaching of Trump launching his first campaign. He launched it, most will recall, with an attack on consensus immigrationist policy. The line “They’re not sending their best,” with nominal reference to Mexico but really a rallying-cry against anti-White immigration per se. (The “Not sending their best” line was given on June 16, 2015, 11:09 AM EDT, at the Trump Hotel, Manhattan; a historic moment one way or another.)

We might divide the past ten years into five two-year units, and could identify clear differences in the Trump/MAGA coalition between each of them.

– 1.) mid-2015 to mid-2017
– 2.) mid 2017 to mid-2019
– 3.) mid 2019 to mid-2021
– 4.) mid 2021 to mid-2023
– 5.) mid 2023 to mid-2025

You could create typical profiles of pro-Trump or MAGA constituent elements by: date of entry into active support, and date of exit from active support.

My recollection is: There were a fair number of higher-info, morally-serious, thinking people leaving the Trump/MAGA movement starting by around the end of 2018 and were more-or-less gone, or nearly so, by mid-2019. They never again quite got back on the “Trump Train,” even if some got hyped up for the next big election spectacle. These people are “Join at 1, Leave at 2” people per the list.

For this group, the mists of the euphoric 2016 victory and the let’s-hope-it-all-goes-well thinking that carried through 2017 (even forgiving things such as Trump bombing Syria. That one happened, in typical Trump style, because of a proposal by his airheaded daughter, Ivanka. She saw a photograph of a dead child while on her way to worship at her Jewish synagogue with Kushner; her suggestion to bomb Syria was quickly egged on by many malevolent parties and inspired a rebellion by Steve Bannon).

Meanwhile, the people who were still pro-Trump in an active sense up through early- or mid-2020 but then turned against him because of the vaccines (the worst of the mandates coming under Biden, conveniently for Blumpf), are another distinct group (Join at 1 or 2; Leave at 3 or 4).

The much-vaunted rise in Nonwhite support for Trump are actually big laggards and simply latched onto the movement at a very late stage. Some of them are “Join 4” or even “Join 5” people.

There are ways that Trump-II is worse than Trump-I. It’s quite different in character, offering a different range of inducements for people to join (or leave), attracting some, repelling others. Opportunists run the show, to a great extent. The huge commitment to Israel’s interests is highly distasteful and may end up being the ruin of the USA itself. These people are much more interested in Jewish ethnonationalism, and their various narcissistic-demagogic hangups and tough-guy feuds with leftist media, than they are interested in White-Christian interests in the USA.

I haven’t dissed your dog. have I?

No, but we can tell you were thinking about it.

Trump was voted in to stop [Third Worldization via immigration- and nationality-policy]. I am not pleased with the deportation numbers (though I am with the purposeful visibility of it), the ignorance on H1B and all legal immigration, but he’s been doing the job!

This from C. J. Hopkins yesterday:

[P]eople who are in the country illegally can be detained and deported according to existing laws. Criminals can be arrested and jailed. Rounding up brown people based on what some cop thinks of their tattoos […] and renditioning them off to a Salvadoran gulag without due process is not that. And, yes, I’m also referring to the Khalil case, which is a freedom of speech case.

What this is is an authoritarian show of force, meant to placate people frustrated about illegal immigration, which is occurring everywhere, not because countries are sending gang members (or refugees) to do damage to the USA, or anywhere else, but because GloboCap has been globalizing the labor force and dissolving national borders, and national sovereignty, for decades. It has also been destabilizing and restructuring the Middle East for decades, which is what has caused most of the immigration problems in Europe, where I live.

I appreciate that people are frustrated with what has been happening, but try to see the big picture and the actual forces at play, not just the “monster movie” the current Powers That Be are screening for you.

Ann Coulter, too, sides with C. J. Hopkins on “the Khalil case,” calling for freedom for this Palestinian student. Khalil, a stateless Palestinian, is to be deported possibly an Israeli dungeon, because while a student he led anti-Israel protests in the USA last year.

Quote from Ann Coulter, two weeks ago:

“Zionist org preps list of foreign pro-Hamas students, hoping Trump will deport them,” by Job Levine, March 10, 2025

[Ann Coulter comments:] There’s almost no one I don’t want to deport, but, unless they’ve committed a crime, isn’t this a violation of the first amendment?

Ann Coulter’s objection is on first-amendment grounds — and possibly against the unrestrained use of Jewish power and influence on behalf of Israel. A puppetization of the USA. The process is managed less by the front-men (many of whom Trump liked because he saw them on tv a lot of times), and more by a range of obsequious assistants and manipulative yes-men. (Classic of this type is this Will Scharf, the man who narrates the “executive orders” that DJT signs in front of cameras several times a week; Will Scharf’s narration-explanation of the executive orders bloat up to two, three times their necessary length as he crams in as much flattery as possible).

Israel’s ongoing, mega-scale “influence operation” has shown that its priorities come first; and that its priorities are not veto-able by anyone. Bombing Israel’s enemies, undermining neutral states in Europe and elsewhere seen as too soft on Palestinians, \hard crackdowns and deportations \for pro-Palestinian students. Any more-generalized deportation regime is on the backburner. A taboo shall be in force related to these things — defacto political censorship. Woe be unto him that violates the taboo(s). (It’s no wonder C. J. Hopkins is on trial for illegal political agitation in Germany.)

Turns out you’re not a minion, like Derbyshire’s MEH 0910.

That’s a pretty solid analysis, and instructive about the herd mentality exploited by Establishment politics, warmongering, orchestrated fear, and other contemporary life in general. Again, see the newest C. J. Hopkins essay I linked upthread.

Don’t forget, though, those of us who smelled Trump’s bullshit out of the chute; in fact, the issue one commenting guest (another, better commenter went by that, too) flagged was his inconsistency and likely insincerity about immigration. Then, there were those like Realist (since banned by Ron Unz) who did so by about this time in 2017.

Those who keep supporting Trump at this point share responsibility for all the little good and plenty bad he’s helped bring about.

Steve Sailer suggests Othello was better off played by White men

National Lampoon:

https://www.marksverylarge.com/2011/09/25/345/

345. Richard Burton / Richard Harris Comic

Q: Looking for an issue from about 1981-82 spoofing a drunken Richard Harris and Richard Burton trying to pick up girls at a bar—“a case of Aqua Velva and 4 Glasses!” My buddy and I have been laughing over that piece for years, but haven’t been able to track it down. Any ideas?

A: It was “Double Date Comics: Trouble in Dublin” from the October 1981 (Movies) issue.

https://archive.org/details/LampoonArchive1981/1981_10/page/n58/mode/1up?view=theater

The comic ends with Richard Harris and Richard Burton in Central Park demonstrating how they portray Othello.

Re-hosted:

(National Lampoon, October 1981, folks! Steve Sailer was a lean 22 years of age. Grenada had not yet been invaded. The number of Muslims and miscellaneous Migrants in Sweden was still near zero. An innocent time.)

Richard Burton [1925-1984] and Richard Harris [1930-2002] are shown, in comic-strip form, making comments racially disparaging of Blacks, in a way probably not possible in really any major commercial venue for much longer, even for an extremist-satirical outlet like National Lampoon. By the 1990s, one would expect this kind of content only to make is through into the light of day from the California cartoonist who signed his racially insensitive work “A. Wyatt Mann.”

You are quite the critic, Mr. Handle. Since I don’t get paid to write, I usually tell critical critics to go fuck themselves. with no loss of income involved. So, go fuck yourself.

When interest in science started to increase in the late middle ages, the Greek and Roman classics had already been reintroduced in Europe. Aquinas, for example, had access to the works of Aristotle. The disdain for science was not universal in the medieval era and those intetested in it deserve credit for that. Scientific activity, though, did not explode until much later.

After Galileo, scientific activity decreased in Catholic Italy and Spain as the Inquisition ramped up. After that, it was Northern Europe where it mostly continued.

Average life expectancy stayed the same all through history until the 18th century. According to Angus Deaton, it first started to rise in Britain at the end of that century. It was in that century you started to see major medical advances like the smallpox vaccine or the discovery of a more effective form of quinine to treat malaria.

I have somewhat of a different opinion of Trump-47, Mr. Hail, due to that I really don’t listen to him much. Other than my OCD-fueled watching of the Joe Rogan interview (mostly a waste of time), as you know, I did watch that whole Zelensky/Trump press conference. On the latter, I was pleasantly surprised.

What he’s done on domestic policy, immigration foremost, but also trade policy, is miles ahead of Trump-45. There was the under-the-radar anti-invasion stuff from Trump-45, as 4 of us discussed toward the end of SS Open Thread 1, that was actually damned good but was bound to get overturned completely Jan 21st, ’21. (It did!) It think it’s good that it’s all out in the open this time.

No, I don’t like the numbers, and Trump doesn’t like the numbers. Is he just trying to build up the BP CPB, ICE whatever, high-level staff with patriots first before they get to cranking it up for ALL here illegally? I don’t know. I’ve been surprised by a few smart moves out of Trump before.

No, I don’t like the WWF (check out the Irish Colin guy – MMA too – nothing against him, but quite Idiocracy-leaning too) crap, the rap at the convention, etc. I don’t watch much – I’m just going by my reading of what’s been occurring.

Look, he tried playing by the strict rules last time. It didn’t work. He and his advisors have much different tactics now, which is often making threats via the withholding funds. That’s a good one: Live by the Fed-Gov teat, die by the Fed-Gov teat.

Perhaps I’d be more disgusted with him if I watched him speaking more.

Trump pushed the vax because he is a braggart and thinks he alone can save Americans from anything.

He went along with some of the PanicFest early on because he, as usual, trusted the wrong “EXPERTS” and didn’t trust his usually-very-good instincts.

These two sentences follow one after the other and are an interesting contrast: I think the first line is right but the second line is better explained by the first line’s idea. It’s less that the Big Orange Man (or Orange Big-Man) was hoodwinked by malicious experts.

In other words, DJT went along with the Panic — and promoted it, to an extent; hyped it up, as he does — in great part because he envisioned being able to take credit for “saving America from a killer virus.” He saved America; sucked in by the same hubris as many Experts. Those shouting blood-curdling, shrill demands for Lockdowns empowered demagogic and narcissistic-grandiose Save-the-World element, heavy near the top.

I can’t argue with Ann Coulter on that. It’d be different if Trump’s HHS were already in the middle of deporting* the MILLIONS of foreign students here. Then, you can go after the low-hanging fruit.

As for Israel’s influence, I don’t think there will be any lull in that. The best we can hope for is that Trump keeps it more political rather than military and uses that influence to force the Congress to push through his OUR agenda. We know what is job 1.

If you recall from the Peak Stupidity comments, Alarmist relayed a brilliant strategy, were it really in place. The idea would be to threaten Israel with the US military bugging out of the Middle East if AIPAC does not make sure that the Congressmen/Senators they control (90% of them?) vote for Trump’s domestic agenda.

Yeah, Lindsey Graham?! Sickening.

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* Really just suspending or not renewing their visas is necessary, though some Exit Controls/Tracking would need to be involved – see Dispatches from the Middle Kingdom: Exit Tracking. Foreign students, post-docs, etc. do everything they can to stay… because China is just so damn great… or something.

I took the picture. The guy got really pissed, partially because we forgot to fill out the stupid healthcare app – WTH, man, we’re leaving. Why do you care? And, take the stupid face diapers off, you freaks!

ROSSIYA — LIVED.
ROSSIYA — LIVES.
ROSSIYA — WILL LIVE.
NAFO will commit suicide, Bellingcat will be flight tested, and sanctions will fail.

The globalists have figured out that brainwashing works better than bullets

I can’t be bothered to dig out my copy of Brave New World — wherever it is — but I’m reminded of a passage. Permit me to paraphrase:
“Government’s about sitting, not hitting. You win with the brains and buttocks. Not with bullets.”

Perhaps he WANTED to believe these malicious experts, as you said, to SAVE THE PEOPLE!

I was just loving Doug Collins (whom see) and thinking that, Trump’s first term cabinet was a disaster but Trump’s second term cabinet is an equal and opposite reaction, and that proves the most important thing, which is that he has learned from his mistakes. Even the minor people in the cabinet are f*cking *sskickers. Listen to that Doug Collins clip.
[All of a sudden, remembers that he is not away from keyboard]
https://twitchy.com/grateful-calvin/2025/03/27/va-secretary-doug-collins-ends-kaitlin-collins-trying-to-play-gotcha-with-signal-chat-n2410525
Duh duh duh duhduhduh dey do dey do duh duh duh duhduhduh dey do DA!
KILLER TOFU!
[As an aside, God, YouTube is so dead, you can’t find anything on YouTube, it used to have the enhanced Google search features. I would search for an obscure PBS clip using the rough date and find it. Google is so dead as well.]

‘Presumably, Trump doesn’t really want to go to war with Denmark, he just wants to extort a lower price.’

I suspect Trump doesn’t even want Greenland at all — nor does anybody else.

It’s a symbol, a device for denying our own decrepitude. We’re big and strong, we can take stuff.

If Greenland wasn’t there, we’d have to invent it. Or pick a fight with Canada…which we are also doing, by the way, and for similar reasons.

‘…Bombing Israel’s enemies, undermining neutral states in Europe and elsewhere seen as too soft on Palestinians, \hard crackdowns and deportations \for pro-Palestinian students…’

The whole thing bears a marked resemblance to 2001-2003. Just as our anger and desire to somehow strike back after 9/11 was co-opted and used by Israel to destroy Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, so now we have Israel using anti-immigrant sentiment to deport and intimidate her critics, and our general impulse to reassert American power to bomb her enemies in particular (i.e., the Houthis).

…and I blame Israel’s fellow travelers as much as I blame Israel. The Leftist Jews in the media howl about everything under the sun — except how we’re being used by Israel.

Mind you, I still suspect the Dems will have him shot. Perhaps Musk too.

The politicization of Elon Musk may be the best thing to come out of this. He’s in it now — up to his neck. He’s got to win or die. No turning back.

…and he’s the richest man in the world. It’s like being able to draft our own George Soros.

Consider their marksmanship.
Also, consider the track record.
A failed attempt on Elon’s life would pound the final nail in their coffin, nobody has time for this complete and utter nonsense. If you oppose DOGE that means that you share none of my hardships, that, actually, you cause my hardships, and I want you to be thrown into a wood chipper, you don’t work for a living, and you’re fighting DOGE because your income is fraud.

Coolest thing on 4chan right now is remaking famous historical images in the style of Studio Ghibli.https://i.postimg.cc/hvvwcfLm/1743098921776180.pnghttps://i.postimg.cc/hj1zcGDK/1743097528543591.jpghttps://i.postimg.cc/ZnjwBZcS/1743097592891351.jpg

To hell with this palestinian “student”. Letting hordes of useless brown people remain in the US as a poke in the eye to jewish power is still suicide.

He is not of the West and should have never been allowed into the US in the first place.

Islam is not really compatible with an advanced technological society. What technology it has is mostly imported from non-Islamic societies.

Keep in mind that while the Houthis on their own couldn’t produce anything more sophisticated than a dagger, they are being supplied by the Iranians. Iranians are not stupid people. Yemenites are right there on the shore of Africa and they all have more than a touch of the old tarbrush, but Iranians are literally Aryans. While Iran is not the originator of a lot of modern technology, neither were say the Chinese. You don’t have to have invented a technology to reproduce it.

The Iranians make a fairly formidable array of rockets and drones and other weapons that they have supplied to the Houthis. Maybe a Shahed drone is a joke with a little motorcycle engine compared to say a B-2 bomber but it still can cause a lot of damage.

Listen, you want to know why I got pissed? It has to do with what’s wrong with YOU.

Let’s use your tree fort analogy, Greta. The people here are mostly friends who come up here to converse fairly civilly, and we know each other in the internet sense. Additionally, many have been coming up here a long time. Most of us have generally agreed with the head of this club whose parents own the property upon which sits this fort – yeah in the Valley.

We’ve gone through the iSteve Covid nonsense. We see some other flaws too with the club President but, hey, his single-Dad Ron Unz built the fort, and if we didn’t like it here we would leave. Each time you climb up the latter, just about, you come to comment on the flaws of the fort* and the flaws of the club members there. That’s not part of any discussion though.

MEH does a great service leaving different types of links to material, be it John Derbyshire’s or Mr. Sailer’s. I try to avoid twitter, but I assume people find those tweets he’d put up useful. He has just provided helpful links for me in that last thread, in fact. Joe Stalin puts running commentary on gun rights, not quite pertinent most times, but as another feature some of us like. Mr. Hail, as I have, has been putting in information from the discussion in Steve Sailer’s new fort. (His Dad got laid off and moved to a place called substack in East LA.) That’s probably pretty good material for discussion here some of the time at least.

Why don’t you write to people about the various subjects at hand and not worry about whether we’ve redeemed ourselves in your mind or some such crap.

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* The whimming is one – are you over that yet?

If Greenland wasn’t there, we’d have to invent it.

If Greenland doesn’t work, I think he will suddenly realize Antarctica is strategically very important. With minerals and all. Don’t forget all the freshwater from calving icebergs.

[Wokeness] has caused no end of trouble for the British film and television industry, since they have an incredibly rich literary legacy, almost all of it written by and portraying whites, for the simple reason that very few nonwhites lived in Britain until quite recently.

The whole “must have blacks” and “can’t let whites have their own stuff” nonsense would be a great basis for implementing the necessary separation all white countries now seem to need to survive. “If you believe in this diversity casting nonsense–go stand over there”. If you don’t stand over here. Ok, great. No everyone standing over there proceed to board the ship. Everyone else, you can go back home.”

However, this question would give pretty much the same results as the actual crux of the issue, the “must have immigration!” nonsense. Simply separating out and packing off the “immigration!” loons would take care of the problem.

Rounding up brown people based on what some cop thinks of their tattoos […] and renditioning them off to a Salvadoran gulag without due process is not that.

Hmm. I support the immediate deportation of anyone with tattoos–citizen or not.

And the immediate execution of anyone drilling this ugly ink into otherwise attractive young women.

The problem is now even the effing cops are all tatted up like Salvadoran gang members.

What the hell happened to America?

According to Marco Rubio in the press conference yesterday after his recent meeting with the prime minister of Jamaica, the Houthies in Yemen are basically just a gang of pirates similar to the Tren de Aragua and many other gangs or drug cartels, only with an islamist flavor, and according to Rubio they should be dealt with in like manner.

So there you have it from the horse’s mouth.

Hello, ePebble, it’s funny that you mentioned this just now. I am just getting around to writing up the stuff about the Antarctic Ice cap and it’s having melted by possibly 0.01% in mass, as we discussed this past Summer. What you just wrote about Trump is going to be the intro.

23&Me is bankrupt. Everyone stupid enough to give away their DNA is now at risk of literally anyone with the money buying all that data.
https://www.404media.co/dna-of-15-million-people-for-sale-in-23andme-bankruptcy/

He and his advisors have much different tactics now, which is often making threats via the withholding funds.

I think I am seeing a pattern in DOGE tactics. Impounding Congressionally appropriated funds is legally dubious. Presidents have been demanding line-item veto for a long time without success. DOGE has figured if you render the agency dumb, deaf and mute, the purpose is served, even if crudely. By getting rid of a large number of employees at an agency, the agency will wither away on the branch. VA is firing 83,000 employees. That may cause many people with complex cases to just get frustrated and give up. Today, 10,000 HHS workers are being let go. That will render Medicare and Social Security less responsive causing some potential beneficiaries to give up in frustration. Generally, these were considered Sacred cows hitherto. DOGE twisting the dagger is a bold move.

On the other side of the ledger, getting rid of 6,000 IRS employees will lower the chance that a return may get audited. Especially, the complex ones with tax shelters and other tax avoidance schemes that require human intervention. That will be a sort of implied ‘tax cut’ (with a wink and a nod).

https://mwcllc.com/2025/01/28/impounding-congressionally-appropriated-funds/

I have seen this ‘risk’ being mentioned, never understood what it is. If I publish my entire DNA, all 3 billion base pairs, what can someone do to me? Most likely, 23 and me keeps a small subset since it is too expensive to keep 3 billion base pair data for every $49.95 customer. If someone wants to collect a lot of human DNA samples, they can go to a trash dump and collect a lot of used tissues.

I’m glad too about the IRS, and ambivalent about the VA, HHS, etc. – depends on whether you get rid of bureaucrats or nurses.

However, this wasn’t my meaning. I was thinking more of, for one example, universities with D.I.E. programs. Before they were almost all supported in various and sundry ways by Federal-tax-paers, what they did in this respect was NONE of any part of the Fed-Gov’s business. Now, one can say it is, because they are hooked on that sweet, sweet Fed cash. Who can pull the money? Well, you explained some of that.

I no longer am bent out of shape about the President taking power like this. “Oh, but then next time it’ll be the left doing it.” I know, but they’ve BEEN doing this.

Note, ePebble, that the deal with these judges blocking Presidential acts, including even simple defense of the country (deporting foreign criminals). With the shoes on the other feet, Republican judges would never do that. That’s simply because they know it’s not their jobs, so they wouldn’t even think of doing it.

So you haven’t killed anybody?

I support the immediate deportation of anyone with tattoos–citizen or not.

And the immediate execution of anyone drilling this ugly ink into otherwise attractive young women

100% agreed.

Trouble is – there’s all these young’uns like Pete Hegseth who apparently grew up in a culture that normalized this sort of crap.

What can you do?

Pleading the Fifth.

I try to avoid twitter, but I assume people find those tweets he’d put up useful.

I used to put up too many tweets in my comments, until I learned from the general comments that tweets overly slowed the loading of the page, so I cut back.

Yes. If you read Mr. Unz’s American Pravda articles, you’ll find he considers her very likely to be not controlled opposition but promoted opposition.

But you said “the English” invaded Ireland. Not true.

Furthermore the Normans were invited to invade by an Irish chief. Just so was British England lost to the Angles, Saxons and Jutes when Vortigern invited them in as mercenaries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Norman_invasion_of_Ireland#Landings_of_1169

Diarmait refusing to accept his fate sailed from Ireland on the 1 August for Bristol with his daughter Aoife and sought help from Henry II in regaining his kingship. Henry gave Diarmait permission to recruit forces and authorised his subjects to help Diarmait, in return for Diarmait swearing loyalty to Henry. Among other benefits, a loyal Diarmait restored to power would allow the fleet of Dublin to be used in Anglo-Norman campaigns against the Welsh and Scots.

Several Marcher Lords agreed to help: Richard FitzGilbert de Clare (also known as Strongbow), Robert FitzStephen, Maurice FitzGerald, and Maurice de Prendergast. Diarmait promised Strongbow his daughter Aoífe in marriage and the kingship of Leinster upon Diarmait’s death. He promised Robert and Maurice the town of Wexford and two neighbouring cantreds. Under Irish law, Diarmait had no right to do this.

“By 1170, Strongbow appears to have been funded financially for his invasion by a Jewish merchant by the name of Josce of Gloucester”

You obviously haven’t seen high-res close-ups of Pam Bondi’s face. Pam Anderson at 30000 feet; Emperor Palpatine at 3 feet.

“I have seen this ‘risk’ being mentioned, never understood what it is.”

That’s fine if you can be sure that none of your children, or nephews or nieces, will ever do anything illegal or otherwise upsetting to the Powers That Be.

As a child I watched on the evening news as Hawker Hunter jets strafed and bombed Yemenis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aden_Emergency#Hostilities_commence

The more things change, the more they remain the same.

With your DNA, it won’t matter….

I’m thinking the threat is a possibility in the future, not something now. For example, maybe there will be a future biometric security technology that can be broken if you have someone’s DNA.

Or maybe in the future, someone will create designer diseases that can target individuals or very small numbers of people. Actually building viruses is not that economically resource intensive, so maybe with all of (future doxxed) Unz commenters’ DNA, I could make up a batch of viruses that would target them…?

or maybe in some future legal system, I’ll be able to clone you and claim all your property belongs to the clone.

“Fatal blood clots might be generated in bodies of mRNA ‘vaccinated’ in period of 15 years…”

OK, I’ll bite. Let’s go to the TOTALLY REPUTABLE AND NOT IN THE LEAST FISHY journal International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology (such a snazzy name, no?) and see what’s going on here. From the abstract:

We present a healthy, 47-year-old Caucasian male that died unexpectedly from acute pulmonary hemorrhage 555 days after completing the BNT162b2 (Pfizer) COVID-19 vaccination primary series.

Wow, so what we have here is a sample size of ONE, count ’em one, individual whose death occurred a YEAR-AND-A-HALF after a COVID vaccine. So impressive! Wow, that COVID vaccine is mighty sneaky to wait around a year and half before doing you dirty — and clearly, it’s the likely culprit here. Or, as the “researchers” put it, “The evidence suggests that this man died of a cardiopulmonary arrest most likely as a result of acute pulmonary hemorrhage, with the COVID-19 vaccine POTENTIALLY PLAYING A ROLE” (in the same way that some hat-wearing flying monkeys carrying off Dorothy and Toto might POTENTIALLY HAVE PLAYED A ROLE by swooping down and striking the man dead, so that they are presumably implicated as well). No wonder the International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology is known for conducting its thorough peer review and accepting papers within two days. I guess the quality of their researchers is so stellar that little review is required.

Clearly the COVID epidemic has done wonders for the investigative powers of the alt-right. Marvel at the wealth of topics covered by this journal of “innovative research”. I see from the list that we’re talking not only cutting edge COVID research of sample size one, but also topics as diverse as mutual fund growth in India, Social Security Measures, Mergers and Acquisitions in India, electric cars in KDMC (which is in, suprise, surprise — India), a study on Tata technology, another study India’s gig economy. Yeah, nothing fishy about that at all — just the kind of journal where I’d go to in order to get state-of-the-art COVID research.

mRNA technology is used for genetic modification. The COVID 19 panicked pandemic was triggered to induce large segments of humanity into injecting the gene modification tech into their bodies. It was a global experiment. From the data collected genetic engineers will be able to refine their craft and create the next generation of human. We legacy humans are on the way out.

I like Steve though I disagree with most of his positions. He is very Establishment-oriented. He doesn’t seem to be able to see the corruption that has infiltrated the discipline and turned science into the corporate, atheistic religion of Scientism.

Or maybe in the future, someone will create designer diseases that can target individuals or very small numbers of people.

A 25-cent slug has been employed for a few centuries with great effectiveness. U.S. government gave up on bioweapons in 1969.

“But you said “the English” invaded Ireland. Not true. ”

Cromwell did invade Ireland. You’re cherry picking and splitting hairs over the Normans, but that invasion was the beginning over English/British meddling in Ireland until when… the 1990’s? It’s not like you to split hairs like this. It’s too bad your ethnic loyalty only extends to excusing British hostility toward the Irish, instead of defending BG from the current scourge of invading savages.

I mean, Gaelic was effectively stamped out by English/British influence. That’s pretty difficult to justify but I’m sure you’ll give it a try.

Or would you prefer to deflect to how American’s supposedly started genociding Amerindians, but not until AFTER 1776 so you English can’t be blamed.

I kinda like the Ghibli Jimmy Page.

‘…Don’t forget all the freshwater from calving icebergs.’

Plus, ‘calving icebergs’ sounds vaguely anti-abortion, without actually committing us to anything.

I know enough about Trump’s advisors to suspect they’d be all for that.

For some incomprehensible reason this is what the flailing NAFO shills at 4chan have settled on as a party line: Republicans are unattractive.

Nice. There’s a kind of squaring the circle thing in that Queen guitarist Brian May was very popular in Japan during the period this emulates, and was the direct inspiration for several character designs.

You plead the fifth, your cousin who lives in another city betrays you, like with that one serial killer.

“I’m glad too about the IRS, …”

Cutting the IRS isn’t going to help the deficit.

FEDERAL JUDGE RULES STUN GUNS ARE NOT PROTECTED BY 2A…

William Kirk discusses the President’s most recent order and what this means for the security and integrity of elections moving forward.

https://twitter.com/NatlGunRights/status/1905421319916978583
https://twitter.com/MorosKostas/status/1905323678315020602
https://twitter.com/MorosKostas/status/1905386920966049967
https://twitter.com/FenixAmmunition/status/1905279393460846917

I kinda like the original Maserati Ghibli.

I suspect Trump doesn’t even want Greenland at all — nor does anybody else.

It’s a symbol, a device for denying our own decrepitude. We’re big and strong, we can take stuff.

Which means Trump is just wasting everyone’s time and not fulfilling his promise to lower inflation or produce a better border bill. Wow and to think I was skeptical of re-electing a former Democrat who is on tape admitting to a felony. So glad that serving Israel and bullshitting about Greenland are top priorities.

Trump is in fact adding to our problems.

His idiotic tariffs could throw this country into a recession. There are already vacation destinations that are suffering from Canadian cancellations.

Republicans are historically skeptical of tariffs and for good reason. They can quickly escalate whereby any projected revenue and market protection are offset when the other side retaliates. That is exactly what is happening unless someone is able to put a chain on this former WWE star and Hillary supporter.

HA, here’s an article I discovered on how the natural rights philosophy of Ron Paul is the wave of the future. This physicist Dave guy who wrote it is really smart:

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2007/12/dave-miller/ron-paul-murray-rothbard-and-thekids/

Occams Razor cuts this as deliberately leaked for the purpose of promoting the status of JD Vance or whatever his current World Wrestling Association stage name is.

mRNA technology is used for genetic modification.

Gene therapy costs 2-3.5 million per treatment
https://www.marketbeat.com/originals/gene-therapy-why-does-it-cost-millions-for-a-single-treatment/

So drug companies have brought the cost down to $50 as part of a conspiracy? Why don’t they sell the technology?

None of the links work for me.

Steve Sailer says fraud recently discovered (alleged) at the National Diversity Council has likely been common to the Wokeness juggernaut. He suggests that Diversity industry fraud, or the inherent connection, may soon fade into “common knowledge” territory:

How big is the DEI bezzle?

With corporations and government throwing less cash at Woke NGOs, amusing frauds are now being revealed.

by Steve Sailer
March 28, 2025

…[T]he looting of the nonprofit National Diversity Council, a Woke charity that put on conferences charging corporations $4,999 to have their DEI staffers hobnob with celebrities like Bill and Hill, by its three top executives.

National Diversity Council Files For Bankruptcy, Says Top Employees Stole Millions

Board said founder’s conduct ‘gives rise to criminal liability… at a minimum, a third degree felony.’

By Luke Rosiak

Mar 27, 2025 | DailyWire [dot] com

The three executives basically paid themselves a million dollars extra from the NGO, which they marked as “back pay.”

When the charity’s Board of Directors asked for the organization’s money back, the boss R. Dennis Kennedy cloned the National Diversity Council as his private possession, starting a for-profit business with a nearly identical name, reregistering the charity’s trademarks as his own, and setting up counterfeit websites owned by him.

Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey are set to keynote a conference run by the alleged thief, apparently through his for-profit firm, next month.

The National Diversity Council filed for bankruptcy on March 17 after its board said in a lawsuit that its founder R. Dennis Kennedy “improperly paid himself millions of dollars from NDC’s donor funds.” The suit said Kennedy “paid himself a grossly excessive salary” while using the nonprofit as a front for his for-profit diversity consulting business called Diversity & Leadership Inc (D&L). …

As board members became suspicious and determined that there was no basis for the payments, Kennedy systematically moved the nonprofit’s trademarks and web domains into his own name, and essentially created a fake organization with the same name that would trick people into paying him directly, the suit indicated.

NationalDiversityCouncil.org now leads to a website of an organization that purports to be the National Diversity Council, listing Kennedy as its founder and no board. Dawn Hooper, an accountant who is managing the bankruptcy for NDC’s board, told The Daily Wire that the site is “not operated by the National Diversity Council.” …

The imposter NDC website advertises a conference in Los Angeles next month from April 7-10, which it says will feature Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey. … Conference-goers can meet them for $4,999. …

For years, people were led to believe that the elaborate conference was part of NDC’s charity work, not Kennedy’s for-profit business.

There are probably a hundred hilarious stories like this involving the DEI racket, especially now that the gravy train of the racial reckoning is slowing down.

Economist John Kenneth Galbraith is famous for saying, “Recessions catch what the auditors missed. It’s not clear if he personally ever put it that pithily, but here’s a longer quote from his The Great Crash [1955]:

[…] In good times people are relaxed, trusting, and money is plentiful. But even though money is plentiful, there are always many people who need more. Under these circumstances the rate of embezzlement grows, the rate of discovery falls off, and the bezzle increases rapidly. In depression all this is reversed. Money is watched with a narrow, suspicious eye. The man who handles it is assumed to be dishonest until he proves himself otherwise. Audits are penetrating and meticulous. Commercial morality is enormously improved. The bezzle shrinks.

https://www.stevesailer.net/p/how-big-is-the-dei-bezzle

“the natural rights philosophy of Ron Paul is the wave of the future.”

A paper written almost two decades ago in which Ron Paul was proclaimed to be the wave of the future? And you think the person who wrote that was really smart? Hmm.

To me, this guy seems about as sad as this crackpot I vaguely remember arguing with in these threads back in the day — his name is on the tip of my tongue, but alas, his drivel was so forgettable that it escapes me. Oh, well. Then again, as I recall, that guy liked to pretend he was an anarchist or something (you know, in the usual way that insecure nerds pretend to espouse some out-there ideology because they think it will make them seem edgy and cool, even though it only makes them seem that much more pathetic). So even that guy (were he honest enough) would probably have to admit this joker you dug up from two decades ago was on crack or something when it comes to Ron Paul, though from I vaguely recall of him, he’d probably instead try some slippery weasel war-is-peace-freedom-is-slavery gaslighting routine to try and convince us that he was akshully 100% correct. Like I said, utterly forgettable.

Again, I’m not surprised you’d fall for that, given that gullible thank-you you slapped onto that masterwork of COVID research J Ross cited. That just adds to its “credibility”, and that percussive sound you hear in the distance is me giving that comment the ol’ cinema slow clap.

It’s really weird how people like Steve Sailer and Greg Cochran were so unimpressed by the COVID truthers, given the totally convincing sample-size-of-one data they keep bringing to the table.

Talking of DEI, I just saw the launch announcement from Blue Origin. The biography of the ‘astronauts’ is quite comical.

Blue Origin released the NS-31 mission patch. A few of the key symbols embedded include:

The target star symbolizes Aisha Bowe’s ambition for setting big goals, passion for STEM, and commitment to inspiring future generations.

The scales of justice symbolize Amanda Nguyễn’s efforts to advocate for civil rights, break barriers, and empower everyday people to create change.

The shooting star microphone represents Gayle King’s commitment to sharing important stories with the world.

The firework symbolizes Katy Perry’s global influence across music, pop culture, and philanthropy.

The film reel symbolizes Kerianne Flynn’s passion for filmmaking, storytelling, and crafting beautiful narratives.

Flynn the Fly, the main character in Lauren Sánchez’s bestselling children’s book, The Fly Who Flew to Space, is along for the ride. The story is about overcoming adversity, inspiring kids with learning differences to pursue their dreams.

New Shepard’s Crewed NS-31 Mission Targets Liftoff on April 14
https://www.blueorigin.com/news/new-shepard-ns-31-mission

Talking of DEI, I just saw the launch announcement from Blue Origin. The biography of the ‘astronauts’ is quite comical.

It’s a mystery how it is that they haven’t left SpaceX in the dust long ago what with all their diversity/strength.

My guess is, Blue Origin is Jeff Bezo’s trophy hobby. Since Amazon seems to be running on autopilot churning out billions in profit, he needs something to keep his curiosity engaged. Blue Origin is his Porsche or Ferrari. All the NS flights are suborbital; hence they are all good for space tourism and not much else. It may even be a good marketing ploy to send up a bunch of ‘diverse’ women of various ages, physical fitness and mental acuity. If they can go to ‘space’, anyone with $200,000 can go too. It is just an ‘airplane’ that goes ‘up’.

Not just any tattoo:

Pete Hegseth unwittingly reveals controversial new tattoo
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14544271/pete-hegseth-tattoo-kafir-arabic-muslim.html

He has tattooed to advertise himself as an enemy of Islam/Muslims.

The superhero-movie-like launching into space, by billionaire Bezos’ Blue Origin, of the following six girlboss-astronauts (mid-April 2025), should be of great interest to the pen of the (non-feminist) Steve Sailer:

– Aisha Bowe (Black, b.1986, Bahamas origin; U.S. National Society of Black Engineers award winner);

– Amanda Nguyen (b.1991, Vietnamese origin but raised in city of Corona, Southern California; “social entrepreneur and civil rights activist,” Amanda Nguyen founded a sexual-assault-survivors group for women, days after the University of Virginia rape hoax of 2014, which Steve Sailer soon helped expose as a hoax);

– Gayle King (b.1954, Black U.S. origin with a military father; close friend of Oprah Winfrey; floated through a tv-media career, 1980s to present, host of the CBS News morning show, 2012 to present);

– Katy Perry (b.1984, typical U.S.-White-Protestant origin, albeit with slightly-oddball-conservative parents reacting against 1960s-70s excesses; born and raised in Santa Barbara, California but bailed out of normal life before completing 9th grade, ca. mid-2000, to begin a mad-dash music career, with an aggressive determination. This kind of gambit still had a fair chance of paying off in the 2000s, even if still definitely not a scaleable model. By the close of the 2000s, she was positioned very well; and became among the very-biggest names in music in the 2010s. Improbably, she still remains there in the mid-2020s at age 40. Some of the usual oddball behavior pops up, not necessarily unlike near-contemporary Tulsi Gabbard (a Hindu): Wiki: “[Katy Perry] married Russell Brand on October 23, 2010, in a traditional Hindu ceremony near the Ranthambhore tiger sanctuary in Rajasthan” but divorced 14 months later, after which they never spoke again. Perry “began a relationship with actor Orlando Bloom in early 2016, and the couple got engaged on February 14, 2019” and had a daughter — Daisy Dove Bloom, born Aug. 2020 — but they remain unmarried, technically, in 2025);

– Kerianne Flynn (b.1967? apparently White-American; has had “a successful career in fashion and human resources”); and

– Lauren Sanchez (b.1969, Hispanic-mestiza native of New Mexico but a characteristically California type of personality; tv-news producer; girlfriend of Blue Origin founder; her extramarital affair with Jeff Bezos, said to have been in 2018, led to the Bezos divorce of Jan. 2019 from longtime wife Mackenzie Scott; Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are said to be having their own wedding ceremony in Venice in summer 2025, if Lauren Sanchez survives re-entry back to Earth).

Here I don’t agree Mr. Anon, and that’s not because I think you called ME out with the dash on the end.

I didn’t call you out at all.

But my opinion stands: waving a flag with the great leader’s name on it is unbecoming of a free people.

They don’t have much choice: he’s the lesser weevil.

Well of course.

But not having much of a choice means that you………….don’t have much of a choice.

Perhaps that could be Trump’s slogan in 2028 (after he abolishes the 22nd amendment by executive order):

Trump! Not much of a choice!

Why don’t you write to people about the various subjects at hand and not worry about whether we’ve redeemed ourselves in your mind or some such crap.

Sailer’s “subjects at hand” were and from I see here remain by and large a distraction. I tried explaining this to you in a Ron Paul thread less than three weeks ago; maybe it’ll get through this time if I emphasize what seems to me his part in the most thoroughly propagandized society in human history:

It didn’t take long after his arrival here at TUR to see that Mr. Sailer isn’t so much a dissident as a copium denmother for disaffected white guys who skew 40+ in age. In practically all other respects — and, thus, effectively in that one — he narrates or stands silent on behalf of the Establishment.

This was obscured by the first few years of padding the HBD posts with sportsball, Hollywood, and pop music culture (anchored in his youth), which resonated with many of the target audience. When he got serious about the COVID dempanic and Ukraine warball commentary and adopted pets like Jack D, though, more than a few of the fellows noticed. Others will apparently remain loyal to the end.

I was already in TUR’s tree when Sailer climbed up to great fanfare about respect for heterodox views, but apparently only after being granted chicken$hit moderation privileges. In ten years, enough people figured him out that donations dropped, so he’s changed trees. We’re now able — as we always should have been — to discuss that and his work on a level playing field.

I’ll participate, read what others have to say, and try to bring people around to my way of thinking as long as it seems worthwhile. If you find that too upsetting, just block my comments.

To me, this guy seems about as sad as this crackpot I vaguely remember arguing with in these threads back in the day………….

That’s funny. I think we all feel that way about you. Except you’re worse than the garden-variety flat-earther or pyramid-power enthusiast, as you are a bloody-minded war-monger and tyranny-apologist. So, from all of us here, we wish you a heart-felt “F**k Off”.

It’s really weird how people like Steve Sailer and Greg Cochran were so unimpressed by the COVID truthers, given the totally convincing sample-size-of-one data they keep bringing to the table.

Your pro-COVID-hysteria posts were laughable in their ignorance and innumeracy, so you are hardly one to talk.

And so popular was Steve’s take on COVID that he lost most of his donations and had to decamp this site for Substack.

U.S. government gave up on bioweapons in 1969.

The US gave up overt development of bioweapons in 1969.

Covert development might be a different matter.

In other Steve Sailer news today…

SAILER EMRBACES ROLE AS LOOKALIKE FOR GREEN-REVOLUTION FIGURE BORLAUG

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Spandrell, today, quips:

“I had no idea Steve Sailer is responsible for 1 billion Indians.”

Steve Sailer responds: “Wow, I do look kinda like Norman Borlaug. Not the worst guy ever to look like. (Not that I have any clue about wheat.)”
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A Hindu Twitterite had originally floated the Borlaug-Sailer lookalike shot, with these words: “Most tech bros have no idea who this man was.” Economist Alex Tabarrok said: “The tech bros absolutely know who that is.” This boring exchange was blown out of the water by Spandrell and Sailer’s intervention.

I didn’t call you out at all.

Nah, I should have worded that differently. I knew you didn’t mean me as one of the “MAGA-tards, Mr. Anon. English can be tricky – that should have been 2 sentences.

Anyway, I agree about the flags unless you are talking about during a campaign. MAGA hats? It’s a movement. It’s a movement that could use a whole dugout full of guys who could take it over, because the leader/founder does go off the rails at time, more so as Trump-47 than -45, I admit. OTOH, -47 has come out of the corner swinging, with much better help and better tactics.

Sometimes, however, just saying the word Trump in a positive manner sets the ctrl-left off, which is my goal at times.

Cutting the IRS isn’t going to help the deficit.

It might well help the deficit – my personal deficit, that is.

Seriously, James, I don’t think DOGE can ever come close to cutting $1 Trillion of recurring expenses, much less the $2 Trillion average deficit. I won’t get into that here.

It’s what they are exposing that’s so great, even if it’s small amounts that get spent in 2 minutes of normal Fed-Gov operations. Cutting 6,000 IRS employees, when they were instead gonna HIRE 87,000 auditors* to, as usual, screw over the little guy, is very satisfying to me. It’s a drop in the bucket though – just a little dead-weight.

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* These would be the types to audit the little guy – some kid with a mower even – so that people wouldn’t get away without filing 1099s on EVERYTHING. They were gonna turn everyone into a rat with this. They don’t want ANYONE working for pay without them knowing about it.

Vance and wife to visit Greenland; Sailer disapproves

J.D. Vance — and his elite-Hindu wife, who uses the name “Usha” — are, at this hour, on board an aircraft en route to Greenland.

The at-first-proposed stop on the planned “intimidation tour” was a locally famous dogsled race, as was widely reported and mocked by Steve Sailer earlier this week (See: “Why are Trump & Vance Threatening to Invade the Frozen North?“). The dogsled-race visit was cancelled a few days ago, for unspecified reasons.

There still remained, until recently, a potential meeting by the Vances with a Greenlandic tourist agency. This visit had reached well into the planning stage. It was to be open to the public. We presume U.S. intelligence and security would deploy to vet the Greenlanders to keep out agitators and rough up the troublemakers and protestors; but in so doing would infringe on Danish sovereignty over the island.

A day before the trip, the tourist agency in question, Tupilak Travel, cancelled their involvement and announced a boycott. The Greenlandic boycott against the visit by the Hindu-elite and her tag-along husband is now very broad and deep, up there.

With the Vances out in the cold and the itinerary retreated to the U.S Space Force base far in the north. The cancellation, the tourist agency says, is in protest at the aggression of their trip and generally to show their disapproval at the Blumpf annexation plan.

The full visit to Greenland will be over and done in less than 24 hours, but may well soak up a considerably portion of the Friday news-cycle.

We have forewarning of the speech Vance will make on Greenlandic soil. Vance’s staffers have signaled that Vance will deliver a diatribe against the Danish government; and issue a veiled-fist demand for submission by the weak and petty Greenlanders. “Accept Trump-hegemony or face the consequences, losers.”

Vance may think: Hey, this petty island desperately needs H1b invigoration, much like my own family-line has gotten. And we have-to have-to have-to humiliate Europe wherever possible. The Hindu-wife no doubt approves (they being proud joint parents of, in Vance’s words, “brown sons”).

From CNN:

Firstly, sorry for not including that link in my previous comment – laziness. I just read the whole thing though 1/2 hour ago. Thanks for acknowledging in there that, yes, many of us just like the jokes. It’s not that they’re particularly hilarious, but it’s ridicule.

Let’s start with Candace Owens, as you did. Why did she get into that weird stuff? When it comes to Bridgett or Big Mike (sorry!), you have to realize what women are about, even when they seem serious. They like being viewed.* That’s what a female “influencer” is all about – aren’t “influencers” mostly female? (I don’t know – it wasn’t an actual job when I was in the job market.)

Miss Owens wanted to keep that huge audience she’s amazingly attained, so she branched out into things that attract women as well as men to keep her numbers way up. She’d bring in guys too, but all that talk about relationships (Macron and his much-older wife) are women things generally. Why wan’t she banned for her truth-telling on the political conspiracies? I’d say she had an advantage being a black woman there. Besides the “see, there ARE black women Conservatives”, Conservatives appreciate that “they can’t touch her – as with, say Tommy Robinson (who you didn’t mention in your intro. re: the UK, BTW), cause she’s a black woman”.

As for your meta-conspiracy theory that there’s a conspiracy to promote conspiracy theories (I like that, though!):

Does the Globalist ctrl-left appreciate that Miss Owens made herself look like a kook with this? Probably so. Did they set her up to it or specifically promote her more? I don’t think so. After all, by bringing in some people who care about Mrs. Macron’s private life and private parts, Candace will get even more viewers for her more political topics that they don’t want.

Same with Big Mike, I’d say. Another thing, for both, errr, ladies, is that with the internet there’s a niche (no born-sex assumption pun here intended) for anything. Are there really so many people who think Michelle Robinson is a man?**. That is, as opposed to us who just make fun because we detest the anti-White Globalist ctrl-left.

Speaking of his better half (wait, what?), Steve Sailer wrote a whole book on Barrack Øb☭ma. He’s careful, so I doubt he went into the gaiety angle too far, but he did discuss Øb☭ma’s being with the pot-smoking crowd. This is not the 1980s with Gary Hart dropping from the D-primary due to photographic proof of an affair (he had the chick on his boat). If Conservatives had brought up Øb☭ma’s pot-smoking, and his being a lazy member of that “Choom Gang”, they’d have just been called prudes, and the story would have gotten know where. Well, we know, it didn’t.

Finally, I don’t know for sure whether it was a Candace Owens video or one of yours (a bit ambigous now) that was to appear, but ironically the last youtube video in your article says:

This video has been removed for violating YouTube’s Terms of Service

I hate having to continually clean these things up too. (Often for me, it’s a music copyright deal.)

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* The most voluptuous biggest example I’ve seen of this was in a 3-minute Lauren Southern video about Turks taking over whole neighborhoods in the German city of Duisburg. I never did like the Paul Watson-style jerky editing to save seconds – gives me no time during usual pauses for things to sink in. As I related in Immigrant non-Assimilation in Germany and 2 more items, I swear I watched due to the immigration nightmare story, but when Lauren’s cleavage started flying around due to the editing, I forgot how to spell Turkey even, for a spell.

** Then there’s Truth, commenter here, who thinks any woman is a man. I’m guessing he’d say that – I’m going back a ways! – Farrah Faucet, Cheryl Tiegs, Valerie Bertinelli, and the whole bevy of 1980’s leggy supermodels too, are men. With men like that, I would seriously consider renouncing my heterosexuality!

Missed the window end by 5 seconds. “Nowhere”, not “know where”!

Who are #3 and #4 meant to be?

This is pretty iStevey.

“Swahili? Mandarin? The UK is increasingly multilingual – yet our politicians won’t talk about it”

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/mar/27/swahili-mandarin-uk-increasingly-multilingual

Next week in the Guardian – “Great Replacement Theory still inexplicably popular”

Even more so, Serbs and Croats have a sameish language but diffrrent alphabets and generally different religions, Russians and Ukrainians have the same alphabet and generally the same religion.

#3 is famous photo of Dr Goebbels taken at a conference I think in Switzerland by a Jewish photographer who Goebbels recognised.

Also comical is how Jeff Bezos is still launching celebrities on brief, suborbital flights (as he did for Willam Shatner) in hilariously penis-shaped rockets.
The World’s Largest Dildo

While Bezos’s rival billionaire Elon Musk has been sending astronauts into orbit repeatedly on reusable rockets for some time now.

Yes, I did experience more problems reading here with all the tweets. For you and Uncle Joe, though, I still appreciate all the info.

These 2 threads don’t let one embed tweets from what I’ve seen. Is the whole site like that now?

I’ll participate, read what others have to say, and try to bring people around to my way of thinking as long as it seems worthwhile. If you find that too upsetting, just block my comments.

It’s not too upsetting. The stupid bit in which you tell me how I’m doing is what I don’t like. You’re not a literary critic, and you don’t know everything.

I’ve not blocked anyone, even Corvinus, because it’s easy enough to scroll past comments.

BTW, now I’m getting delays, which I’m sure you’ll figure is only fitting. (Probably just a bug though.)

So, to get back to actual discussion, no, I don’t think Steve Sailer is a liar. The reason he gets things wrong is that he cannot always let go of that Government-knows-best thing (not just Gov but all Institutions) that was a lot more true in his youth.

I mean he calls out the lying regarding the PRP, the college admission stuff till I’m sick of it, and a whole lot more. Somehow, the CDC and those “experts” were straight up with us in ’20. It’s just something he didn’t know much about and that Gell-Mann thing.

BTW, this ought to be in reply to Mr. Hail, as he brought up Mr. Sailer’s point about Pfizer’s week or 2 delay on coming out with the vax very specifically to wait until after the election. I told Mr. Sailer that that should have been one hell of a scoop. Were he writing for National Review still, had they let him write that, it should have made him famous. They freaking held up that “moon shot” miracle cure that panicked Americans were so keen on, to deny Trump the glory.

That said, he’s absolutely wrong that we MAGA types would have LUVED, LUVED, LUVED! the vax, had it come out when Trump was still (or again) President, because “he did it”. Let’s see, is that a lie? No, he’s just deluded and doesn’t get out enough, I guess. We were all against the vax before the ’20 election, before it was available. NFW, said I and also my wife who’d been a Panicker from March through, say August of that year. As with the guy turned into a newt in the Monty Python movie, “she got better.”

“Vance may think: Hey, this petty island desperately needs H1b invigoration”

In fact Danes have been adding their genes to the Inuit population for a century or more. In his book “A World of Men” the Antarctic explorer Wally Herbert, collecting sledge dogs in Greenland, noted how the Danish ship’s crew were “in great demand as lovers along the coast” and that “you could see the features of the people changing”.

Gaelic was effectively stamped out by English/British influence

There’s rather a contrast between “influence” and “stamp out”. What exactly do you mean?

I remember once reading an Irishman who blamed, in part, the Roman Catholic Church because it forbad services or bibles in the vernacular. TheTudors encouraged preaching in Wales in Welsh and Wales became Anglican easy as pie. And more literate:

“In 1551 the Denbighshire scholar William Salesbury published a Welsh translation of the main texts of the Prayer Book. The translation of the New Testament into Welsh was first produced by Salesbury in 1567. It was superseded by a translation of the whole Bible by Bishop William Morgan in 1588.”

But of course the Tudors were of Welsh descent.

Mind you, the Cromwells were of Irish descent – or at least that was a common belief in the time of the first famous Cromwell in that family viz Thomas Cromwell, minister to Henry VIII.

That, of course, is the sort of thing that happens in a small archipelago.

Why don’t people demand to see Big Mike’s birth certificate?

I have always assumed that the yarn is a (rather good) joke. Whereas the story about Madame Micron is merely absurd.

How can a right be “natural”? Rights are part of the society in which we live; therefore rights are entirely artificial. Largely good artificial objects too, but artificial nonetheless.

** Then there’s Truth, commenter here, who thinks any woman is a man.

I think that commenter Truth has a genuine delusional misidentification syndrome that as far as I can tell hasn’t been given a name yet (like, say, how Capgras delusion is the name of the delusion that someone you know has been replaced by an identical duplicate imposter). On the other hand, he could just be trolling.

If all historical anti-Semitic material disappeared (eg, Streicher cartoons), all that would be necessary would be to interview that dirty gangster from New York, what’s his name, the filthy criminal guy who’s always babbling about murder, you ask him about politics and his pulls put a knife and waves it around, there’s reel after reel of him saying “nice place you have here” type lines, — oh, yeah, Senator Charles Schumer.

Certain rights are unalienable.

That is, they are natural, cannot be taken away, and therefore are not part of society or artificial. They are part of what it is to be human.

One more (likely not last) time:

It didn’t take long after his arrival here at TUR to see that Mr. Sailer isn’t so much a dissident as a copium denmother for disaffected white guys who skew 40+ in age. In practically all other respects — and, thus, effectively in that one — he narrates or stands silent on behalf of the Establishment.

What’s the most important thing written by Steve Sailer that these two sentences don’t explain?

#4 is the guy who murdered the CEO of UnitedHealthcare on a New York street back in December.

The great Rick Griffin painted John the Baptist in the style of a Popeye cartoon:

Vance may think: Hey, this petty island desperately needs H1b invigoration, much like my own family-line has gotten. And we have-to have-to have-to humiliate Europe wherever possible.

JD Vance criticized mass immigration into Europe at the Munch Security Conference back in February.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_JD_Vance_speech_at_the_Munich_Security_Conference#Key_points

The speech was said by media outlets to focus on Vance’s assertion that internal threats were the greatest dangers to European democracy, not external challenges from Russia or China.[7] He said mass immigration was Europe’s most significant problem, noting record levels of foreign-born residents in Germany and increased EU immigration from non-EU countries caused by “conscious decisions” from European leaders. Vance connected the vehicle-ramming attack by an Afghan immigrant on trade union demonstrators in Munich on the eve of the conference to the issue and argued for greater responsiveness to public concerns about migration.[8]

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2025/02/14/full_speech_vice_president_jd_vance_addresses_munich_security_conference.html

A great joke-blurb for the back-cover of a book of Sailer’s satirical writings:

“I don’t think Steve Sailer is a liar”
— Achmed E. Newman

I have a hankering for him to propose a modification to that amendment “except if the person has been cheated from winning a Presidential election in which case he may be elected a third time in compensation.”

Ever since Adam, we are all fallen sinners. So while the Jews are not immaculate (BTW I don’t know who is saying that they are except you as a straw man) neither are they the root of all evil as some here seem to think.

They are a people like any other people except maybe a little smarter than most. The same can be said of white men. Maybe in recent years you are getting a little bit of the feeling of what it is like to be an accomplished group. The envious masses always want to pull down those who stand a little taller. The Procrustean Bed is not a new concept. There are two ways of achieving equality – one way is to drag everyone down to the level of the lowest common denominator.

Smart white people like Donald Trump know that it is better to get some smart Jews on your side. Calling all Jews the root of all evil is not a good way to go about this.

‘Republicans are historically skeptical of tariffs and for good reason…’

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‘…Smoot was a Republican from Utah and chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Willis C. Hawley, a Republican from Oregon, was chairman of the House Committee on Ways and Means. During the 1928 United States presidential election, one of Herbert Hoover’s campaign promises was to help beleaguered farmers by increasing tariffs on agricultural products. Hoover won, and Republicans maintained comfortable majorities in the House and the Senate during 1928. The House passed a version of the act in May 1929, increasing tariffs on agricultural and industrial goods alike. The House bill passed on a vote of 264 to 147, with 244 Republicans and 20 Democrats voting in favor of the bill.[10] The Senate debated its bill until March 1930, with many members trading votes based on industries in their states. The Senate bill passed on a vote of 44 to 42, with 39 Republicans and 5 Democrats voting in favor of the bill…’

A list of some things I remember at the moment that Steve has written or implied which made me wonder:

• A small group of guys from Ukraine rented a boat and blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, just like on the old Sea Hunt TV show! Don’t look at the US and the West!

• The Ukraine mess is “Putin’s War.” Ignore the shenanigans our side played there: the color revolution that overthrew a legitimately-elected, Russia-friendly government; the creeping threat to move NATO into that country on Russia’s border…

• Bill Gates would make a great Covid czar. Remain in lockdown. This thing is gonna kill us all.

• Oswald acted alone. There is nothing suspicious about what happened.

• Sirhan acted alone too! In fact, he was the first Palestinian terrorist in America!

• Elon and DOGE should slow down!

• And what of Gaza? Silence…

I think there have been more, but I’m lazy.

These things made me wonder if Steve is just gullible, or stuck in old thinking from his trusting youth, or kind of stupid like some nerds who are clever with, say, statistics and such but are morons about most other things, or being fed disinformation by his friends with connections that he naively regurgitates, or is actively, knowingly being disingenuous and spreading lies.

I suppose it just possible that he truly believes and has deeply thought out all of his opinions, even though the ones most in line with the powers that be, regarding most of the most important issues, so surprisingly clash with everything else he writes. And his silence about other things speaks volumes.

“Trump was caught in a purity spiral; we all were.” No, we all weren’t.

I wasn’t. You weren’t. But if we all put on our thinking caps and joined forces to make it the list of public Americans who didn’t spew stupidity on the issue every single time they wrote or spoke would be very short.

Offhand: Joe Rogan and Aaron Rodgers (on McAfee’s show.)

Surreal situation when sports reporters’ asides are orders magnitude better information than the people with that purported job description. It’s too bad that Donald the Fat didn’t pick Rogan instead of Musk for the position of First Bro.

To hell with this palestinian “student”. Letting hordes of useless brown people remain in the US as a poke in the eye to jewish power is still suicide.

He is not of the West and should have never been allowed into the US in the first place.

But he’s here legally. So wake me up after we’ve got all the illegals deported.

But the claim is utter bollocks as I’ve just explained. What they probably meant is “we want to keep our British rights” but it would have been too embarrassing to phrase it like that.

Still, I have to admire your notion that something declaimed by politicians must necessarily be true: very bold of you. Does it apply to Trump and Biden too?

We get no rights by virtue of being human. Man is a social animal – our rights come from our societies. Different societies, different rights.

J. S. Mill’s distinction between “right” and “liberty” would put, as best I recall, free speech in the latter category.

But can you elaborate? Do you not see anarchy as worthy of idealization, even if not practically achievable?

But would more people get the joke, or the book?

“Trump was caught in a purity spiral; we all were.” No, we all weren’t.

I think Anti-Gnostic’s original point was not, I think, that “we were all individually indulging in the Panic.” The phrasing “purity spiral” suggests, to me, a collective force.

The mass-delusion of a movie-script-like Apocalypse Virus is one thing, but the “We’ve Got to DO Something!”-ism was something else. Things were taken outside the realm of rational individual choice at some point, likely by the closing days of February 2020, possibly earlier.

The “Covid” purity-spiral limited the ability to act by dissenters. That is what the purity-spiral idea means.

Those of us on the Anti-Panic side at the time were swept up in events and sidelined, certainly even vilified. A revolution occurred, or coup d’etat if you prefer, one which is dateable on a time-frame of weeks and not (as often the case) years to decades (as with something like “feminism,” “environmentalism” and others). The 2020 Covidian coup is something so embarrassing, already in the mid-2020s, that the leading Panickers of 2020-2022, and full-throated indulgers in the mass-delusion of 2020 are embarrassed to remember it. That’s why you see it so little discussed anymore, I think. Too many people are too embarrassed by their own mis-calls at the time.

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The real question of the “Corona-Panic” is not what Trump said, or did, at this-or-that time. Nor is the real question the exact date of the Trump Warp-Speed Vaccine was announced. The real question is how this medieval-like social monster, which I like to call the Corona-Panic, was able to break through, was able to succeed, in the early months of 2020.

That’s where the “purity spiral” idea comes in. Anyone who was in the realm of the political, in 2020-2022, had to contend with the awe-some power of the Corona-Panic.

The committed opponent of the Panic, — and there were too few who “stuck their necks out” at the critical time — generally saw the whole thing as a mass-delusion (basically the correct “call,” IMO, although often gotten-to for the “wrong” reasons, as Emil Nikola Richard writes here). But after April 2020 or so, such an Anti-Panic figure generally had to wait until spring 2022, or even later, to be too forceful about things. Otherwise, he’d get pigeonholed as a bad-uncaring-callous-antiscience person and mocked and crucified. Whether or not successful, an attempt at such would be made. It’s now forgotten how much they attempted to destroy Ron DeSantis at the time, for example.

At its height, the Corona-Panic had the ability to escalate to nuclear-war-like conditions, over a flu virus (!!). It was able to do so with a relentlessly terrifying momentum.

The truth is, IMO, we’d have been quite a lot better off, on net and all things considered, taking no measures at all. But in the period between late-February 2020 to early-April 2020 (or later), those terrible few weeks, purity-spiraling ruled the day. We ended up with a rapidly-ascendant Corona Cult (“Is ‘Corona’ a religious cult? An anthropological study” May 18, 2020, Hail To You).

The Corona Cult of the early 2020s emerged quickly but powerfully. Its ascent to the commanding heights came through purity-spiraling, in no small part. It held the whip hand over sensible humanity, decency and human goodness of all kinds, for two grueling years. The cult-leaders have largely fled town and not been heard from again, but the damage is being felt even now, at the five-year mark.

The US gave up overt development of bioweapons in 1969.

Covert development might be a different matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Alibek

This guy thought there was no offensive bioweapon program in the US.

Scroll down to “Career”.

Just one guy’s opinion, but if he was willing to defect over it…of course he also signed off on the Saddam Hitler has WMD’s so maybe he’s really gullible.

The obvious drawback to bioweapons (aside from morality) is: how do you make sure their side gets it, but not your side?

You do not think like an American.

Unfortunately, many Americans today don’t think like Americans either. I can’t remember what you are, but the claim is not — to use your British term — “bollocks.” It is a legitimate part of a philosophy of human life. I did not repeat it because it was “declaimed by politicians.”

Your view is perfect for most other countries, where the “citizens” (read subjects) accept whatever “rights” their governments tell them they may have. This is not a true, American view.

Okay, now it seems that nobody’s new comments are tinted blue (if Corvinus and Jack D are no longer blue, I assume nobody is). If new comments aren’t blue, you have to scroll all the way to the bottom and read the new comments from the bottom up. I’ve already complained about this twice on “Bugs and Suggestions,” to no avail so far. Somebody else please complain.

• Sirhan acted alone too!

Citing an NFL icon over others present.

Jockularity has always been part of the shtick, too.

It exudes “Bond…James Bond”!

It would be nice if that ol’ antisemitism battery could just be allowed to run down, but…

It keeps getting recharged. Anybody notice anything about those three activist judges Pam Bondi just singled out?

One’s a Hispanic lesbian. The other two are Jews.

Look. All you have to do is look. It never ends. It’s right there.

“Blue Origin’s motto is “Gradatim Ferociter,” which translates to “Step by Step, Ferociously” in Latin. This motto reflects the company’s approach to developing space technologies incrementally and with intense dedication.”–Brave AI

They’re just taking baby steps!

“you are a bloody-minded war-monger and tyranny-apologist.”

Ah, the Putin apologists and fans of the guy who wants us to swipe Greenland and Canada (not to mention ethnically cleansing Gaza) are accusing me of being a war-monger and tyranny-apologist. As if their side-splitting views on science were not comical enough, they’re giving us a comedy two-fer.

“And so popular was Steve’s take on COVID that he lost most of his donations and had to decamp this site for Substack.”

Yeah, it was the COVID thing that did it, and I’m sure he regrets that every single day. Because it’s a safe bet that the very people who are too poor to afford Substack (and too ignorant to see the cutting edge research International Journal of Innovative Research for what it is) were successful go-getters in life who generously parted with their hard-earned cash during every pledge drive. What a terrible downturn in prestige and economic standing it must have been to leave behind the oh-so-respectable Ron Unz and his forays into Hitler apologetics and Holocaust denial — I’m sure when Steve originally decided to sign up with Unz he would have been totally fine with that — and other such “research” and analysis that is right there on the level of the IJIRT.

And I’ll bet he misses you most of all, Mr. Anon. You keep telling yourself that.

Amazing how the media are covering the Vance family visit to Greenland.

The island is already open to the US which has had a military base there since before World War II. It is open to US mining companies too, if they want to dig there.

If the US really, really, really wants sovereignty over Greenland, then surely an amicable buyout could be arranged to the satisfaction of all. And if US citizens really want to live in icy conditions, there is always Alaska.

Just needs a few adults in the White House.

Trump hosted an Islamic Ramadan dinner (Iftar) this week at the White House.

This was several days before the grand end-of-Ramadan feasting, to occur this weekend by those who find themselves involved with the religion created by Mohammed.

The man did his usual Blumpf-boasting: how much he likes Muslims, how much they like him. (He knows no other mode than constant hype, constant self-aggrandizement.)

https://twitter.com/dr_duchesne/status/1905594137832800307

Certainly. Best solution: auto-approve ALL commenters and rescind autoapprove ONLY if a commenter starts fedposting: viz threatening violence, etc.

Since Pfiser Steve is gone, selective whimming no longer serve PS’s purpose of channeling commenters into his preferred narrative whilst censoring comments that undermine his narratives, false premises, and blatant trolling and shilling. Since PS vamoosed, the comments have improved immensely – the signal:noise ratio is now about 1:1 where it was 1:200 whenst Steve controlled the comments.

Let ’em through, Ron. 👍

We get no rights by virtue of being human. Man is a social animal – our rights come from our societies. Different societies, different rights.

And? This society, these rights.

Almost everything is a social construct in some sense. As the widespread institution of human sacrifice demonstrates, even the urge to self-preservation can be suppressed. Suttee can become ordinary.

Almost literally everything is somehow mandated or curbed through societal pressures. Sexual preferences, work habits, responses to provocation — it’s almost all socially determined.

That doesn’t make it less real.

So, as an American, I do have these rights. As long as there’s actually an America, the rights are actual.

“That is, they are natural, cannot be taken away,”

But they were taken away for women and for non-whites. Mind you, that was the thought process at the time by the Founders. But was that something that ought to have been permanent, that it was a major error in judgement to have extended rights to those two ground? Why?

How about you look at Stephen Miller? At Howard Lutnick, Steve Witkoff, etc. Your “looking” seems to be very selective.

How about “activist” judge Amir Ali? He sure doesn’t sound Jewish to me.

But just keep looking for those Joos.

“These things made me wonder if Steve is just gullible, or stuck in old thinking from his trusting youth, or”

No, he’s just simply right on those issues you mentioned, and you’re wrong. He knows more than you. His life’s work was published by a Jew (even though Mr. Sailer is not fond of the tribe) and was even interviewed by Tucker Carlson! Plus, his stories are real, not made up like your fanciful tales.

Surreal situation when sports reporters’ asides are orders magnitude better information than the people with that purported job description. It’s too bad that Donald the Fat didn’t pick Rogan instead of Musk for the position of First Bro.

Oh, I disagree.

Elon Musk is the richest man in the world. And now he’s been flushed out of cover and forced to take sides. It’s the Right wins or he perishes.

We’ve got our own George Soros — and with Twitter as a house newspaper. And he’s not Jewish!

This should keep yielding dividends long after Trump is a memory.

We want Elon. Nothing against Joe Rogan, but we want Elon.

I agree, I don’t support rounding up brown people with tattoos so long as they are US citizens or aliens with valid visas that have not been revoked. And the Secretary of State can revoke your visa any time he wants. No alien has a “right” to stay in someone else’s country. You are a guest in America’s house and if you make yourself a pain in the ass then expect to get your visa revoked just like you would throw an unwanted guest out of your house. It is not subject to judicial review.

If you have no valid visa, then you are deportable. Your home country has a responsibility to take you back just like America will take back any American. If I show up at the Beijing airport with no Chinese visa they are going to put me right back on a plane to the US.

If your home country is ruled by scoundrels then we are STILL not obligated to keep you. If there is some 3rd country willing to hold you until your homeland fulfills its responsibility to you, they can have you. The minute Maduro says he will take back his own citizens they can leave El Salvador.

“I told Mr. Sailer that that should have been one hell of a scoop. Were he writing for National Review still, had they let him write that, it should have made him famous. They freaking held up that “moon shot” miracle cure that panicked Americans were so keen on, to deny Trump the glory.”

Except Me. Sailer got that all wrong. Comment 18.

https://www.unz.com/isteve/sailer-in-takis-the-missing-piece/#comment-5248262

—Mr. Sailer is assuming here:

1. there was a subset of voters who were awaiting news about a potential vaccine under Trump’s watch, and were ready to change their mind the moment there was an announcement;

2. there was a subset of voters who up until the election day were uncertain who they were going to vote for, and needed “good news”, in particular on the vaccine front, and decided not to vote for Trump because he failed to deliver.

The problem with Sailer’s peddling of this vaccine political conspiracy theory, while possible, is that there had been tens of millions of mail-in votes already casted before Pfizers alleged malfeasance, and thus they would have been unaffected compared to those going in person to the polls. More than likely, people had already made up their mind about who they were going to vote for.

Of course, while we should give Trump credit for authorizing Operation: Warp Speed to find a vaccine for a global scourge, is that not what a president should be doing anyways? Besides, let us NOTICE that Pfizer notably did not accept government money to develop, test, or expand manufacturing capacity under Trump’s Operation Warp Speed initiative to quickly find a vaccine. Pfizer had partnered with the vaccine’s original developer, Germany’s BioNTech, in March 2020. The White House announced Operation Warp Speed in May 2020.—

That said, [Steve]’s absolutely wrong that we MAGA types would have LUVED, LUVED, LUVED! the vax, had it come out when Trump was still (or again) President, because “he did it”.

AEN, did Steve actually write or imply that?

It is a legitimate part of a philosophy of human life. I did not repeat it because it was “declaimed by politicians.”

Also, those rights were not merely “declaimed by politicians”, they were already being defended by collective violence committed by ‘common’ men of a certain society:

The 250th anniversary of Lexington and Concord is this April 19th.

https://www.nps.gov/mima/index.htm

https://www.nps.gov/mima/planyourvisit/patriots-day.htm

https://www.nps.gov/mima/learn/historyculture/april-19-1775.htm

How about you look at Stephen Miller? At Howard Lutnick, Steve Witkoff, etc. Your “looking” seems to be very selective.

How about “activist” judge Amir Ali? He sure doesn’t sound Jewish to me.

But just keep looking for those Joos.

It was the Attorney General who selected the names. If you feel she picked out Jews because they were Jews, take it up with her.

More seriously, there is a real problem here. Jews have come to dominate the legal field, and have both invested it with their own sensibility and extended its brief.

I don’t see it all as having come about through any conscious or malevolent intent — but it has come about, and it is a problem.

Kind of like rabbits in Australia. Rabbits are perfectly nice, and they don’t intend to be a problem there — but they are. It’s asking a lot of you, but if you could stop being so defensive and in denial about such phenomena, it might be possible to shed some light as well as heat.

Whatever are we to do? Things can’t continue as they have to date. While it would be understandable if you objected to what you fear I and others might propose, it’s at least as understandable if we begin to find the current situation intolerable.

I mean, it’s always fucking Jews! Or near enough. Surely you don’t propose we just let it go on and grow worse still? If not, then what do you suggest?

‘And the Secretary of State can revoke your visa any time he wants.’

Perhaps — but aren’t we talking about permanent residents? And those hold Green Cards, that are bestowed by a judge, and can only be revoked by a judge.

Anyway, it’s the purest hypocrisy. Quite obviously, part of Miriam Adelson’s quid pro quo for her hundred million dollars was that the new administration move to suppress and intimidate criticism of Israel.

And that’s what’s happening. After all, there have been far more noxious pro-Israel agitators who aren’t citizens. How many of them has Rubio shipped off to Louisiana?

And worse: as I say, this is the Israel Lobby corrupting and manipulating US politics yet again. After 9/11, we were bamboozled into invading Iraq, and now our attempt to reverse the tidal wave of illegals the (Jewish) Biden administration inflicted on us is being distorted to serve the goal of silencing protest Israel doesn’t like.

‘ (even though Mr. Sailer is not fond of the tribe) ‘

That was not my impression at all. In fact, I had the impression that Steve Sailer had discovered that he was a Jew himself.

If Biden can pardon or grant clemency for everyone convicted of marijuana possession because he doesn’t like those laws, let’s see Trump do the same for everyone convicted of tax evasion.

You are a guest in America’s house and if you make yourself a pain in the ass then expect to get your visa revoked just like you would throw an unwanted guest out of your house. It is not subject to judicial review.

If that is the case, then people who are given visas to visit the US should be informed of this in exactly those words.

And what about green card holders–permanent residents of the United States? People who may have paid taxes, contributed to Social Security, have American spouses, professional licenses, parented American children, etc. Is it really right that one man can dismiss them from the country on a personal whim? If that is the law, then shouldn’t it be changed?

It is childish to say that a country is a house and that even a permanent resident who owns a house in the US can be evicted from the country for no reason, or perhaps for a real reason, but one that is secret and not subject to review.

did Steve actually write or imply that?

https://www.stevesailer.net/p/the-worlds-least-popular-true-conspiracy

The World’s Least Popular True Conspiracy Theory
The Feds are finally investigating what I’ve been pointing out since November 2020: Pfizer shut down its Operation Warp Speed vax clinical trial from late October until the day after the election.
Steve Sailer
Mar 26, 2025
[…]
In a hilarious development, because Operation Warp Speed’s success was not announced in time to help Trump, which would have of course made Trump supporters very pro-vaccine and left liberals the main vaccine skeptics (as has historically been common), Trump supporters completely forgot Operation Warp Speed and declared vaccines a dangerous conspiracy.
[…]
Today, RFK Jr. is working on solving the no more measles epidemics problem for us.

But it’s easy to imagine an alternate timeline in which Pfizer announced the efficacy of its vaccine on the day before the election, Trump is re-elected, and now anti-vaccine conspiracy theorizing remains what it was during the election campaign when fear, uncertainty, and doubt about a Trump vaccine were being spread by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris: a Democratic tendency with its epicenter in its traditional home of Marin County.

If that is the law, then shouldn’t it be changed?

For illegal aliens there is:

50 U.S. Code § 21 – Restraint, regulation, and removal

Whenever there is a declared war between the United States and any foreign nation or government, or any invasion or predatory incursion is perpetrated, attempted, or threatened against the territory of the United States by any foreign nation or government, and the President makes public proclamation of the event, all natives, citizens, denizens, or subjects of the hostile nation or government, being of the age of fourteen years and upward, who shall be within the United States and not actually naturalized, shall be liable to be apprehended, restrained, secured, and removed as alien enemies. The President is authorized in any such event, by his proclamation thereof, or other public act, to direct the conduct to be observed on the part of the United States, toward the aliens who become so liable; the manner and degree of the restraint to which they shall be subject and in what cases, and upon what security their residence shall be permitted, and to provide for the removal of those who, not being permitted to reside within the United States, refuse or neglect to depart therefrom; and to establish any other regulations which are found necessary in the premises and for the public safety.

(R.S. § 4067; Apr. 16, 1918, ch. 55, 40 Stat. 531.)

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/50/21

For legal aliens, there is:

Section 237(a)(4)(C) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

Section 237(a)(4)(C)(i) renders deportable “[a]n alien whose presence or activities in the United States the Secretary of State has reasonable ground to believe would have potentially serious adverse foreign policy consequences for the United States…”

https://myattorneyusa.com/immigration-blog/deportation-and-removal/removal-deportation-defense/section-237-deportability-statutes-security-and-related-grounds/#C-FOREIGN-POLICY

Both have stood the test of time and court challenges.

How the British Gun Control Program Precipitated the American Revolution

David B. Kopel

This Article chronologically reviews the British gun control which precipitated the American Revolution: the 1774 import ban on firearms and gun powder; the 1774-75 confiscations of firearms and gun powder, from individuals and from local governments; and the use of violence to effectuate the confiscations. It was these events which changed a situation of rising political tension into a shooting war. Each of these British abuses provides insights into the scope of the modern Second Amendment.

From the events of 1774-75, we can discern that import restrictions or bans on firearms or ammunition are constitutionally suspect — at least if their purpose is to disarm the public, rather than for the normal purposes of import controls (e.g., raising tax revenue, or protecting domestic industry). We can discern that broad attempts to disarm the people of a town, or to render them defenseless, are anathema to the Second Amendment; such disarmament is what the British tried to impose, and what the Americans fought a war to ensure could never again happen in America. Similarly, gun licensing laws which have the purpose or effect of only allowing a minority of the people to keep and bear arms would be unconstitutional. Finally, we see that government violence, which should always be carefully constrained and controlled, should be especially discouraged when it is used to take firearms away from peaceable citizens. Use of the military for law enforcement is particularly odious to the principles upon which the American Revolution was based.

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1967702

And those hold Green Cards, that are bestowed by a judge, and can only be revoked by a judge.

Green cards are issued by DHS and can be revoked by Secretary of State. Court/judge enters into picture only for naturalization.

Those features were to bait you in.

They are still available if you pony up for the premium service. There is one of these marketers who occasionally gives out these free tidbits that wants us to pay 20.00 USD per month for her greatness. The internet is a firehose of free data. Why anybody would ever pay money to get more of it is one of the universe’s biggest mysteries.

The more things change, the more they remain the same.

Especially in Yemen.

I can still remember news from “North Yemen” and “South Yemen” in the 50s-60s, though the Brits for a while had military troops in one of those, “advisors.”

I believe that the Sunni/Shia Muslim divide is a great factor in the chronic Yemeni fighting.

Today, roughly, the Saudis fund the Sunni “South Yemenis” whereas Iran funds the “North Yemenis” who are mainly Shiite.

Various groups are also referred to as “tribesmen” and “tribes” probably are the main political unit.

None of these groups could fight with anything other than small arms were it not for outside funding and supply.

So, the more things “change” there, the more they stay the same.

Like Ireland, the Catholics and Protestants still don’t get along…

I just assumed that at the conclusion of the Vance’s visit to Nuuk, J.D. would announce the annexation of Greenland as a new US territory.

I am undecided as to whether that would be a good thing.

I think Trump thinks it is a smart long run real estate play for global warming.

“Get it while it’s cheap!”

Meanwhile, promote summer vacation ski trips. The designs for the new Trump Ski Resort and Casino look terrific!

If Al Gore still believes in Global Warming, why has he been so quiet about this? Is he still alive? Does anyone know? Does anyone care?

‘Green cards are issued by DHS and can be revoked by Secretary of State. Court/judge enters into picture only for naturalization.’

I stand corrected. However, the Secretary of State has to have legally specified grounds for revoking a green card.

In Stephen Dorrill MI6 (like most real spy books it is tediously dull except for the sparse edible corn kernel buried in the feces) he reports the last time a real career MI6 officer was killed in the line of duty was in Yemen back in 1963. The Yemenis paraded his detached head on a stick in the main street of their great city.

I wonder if MI6 vengeance from 60 years ago could be a contributing issue. If MI6 has forgotten the Yemenis have certainly not.

Nearly all those dead people’s names on the wall of honor at CIA headquarters are contract idiots. Real CIA employees who get a paycheck with their tax and their health and dental subtracted every month do not get killed in the line of duty for many years now.

‘…However, the Secretary of State has to have legally specified grounds for revoking a green card.’

It also has to be noted that such grounds could only be specified by Congress. And the First Amendment explicitly bars Congress from passing any law that infringes upon the right to free speech. Therefore, any attempt to revoke a green card simply for the exercise of free speech would necessarily be unconstitutional.

I suspect that is why Rubio is simply holding these people he’s seized in limbo. He knows that if he proceeds further, his action will be challenged in the courts, and inevitably ruled unconstitutional.

At least notionally, we do still have the rule of the law.

And what about green card holders–permanent residents of the United States? People who may have paid taxes, contributed to Social Security, have American spouses, professional licenses, parented American children, etc. Is it really right that one man can dismiss them from the country on a personal whim? If that is the law, then shouldn’t it be change

So join the Democrat Party (while it still exists) and crusade for the “rights of foreign visitors” to be treated just like citizens.

In the current cases, those being kicked out (other than gangsters) have openly espoused support for federally designated “terror groups”. I.e. groups which have or espoused violence against Americans and American property.

In what fairy tale foreign land is such outspoken support for enemies tolerated and welcomed?
These people are visitors and should expect to show respect and deference to the wishes of the governments which permit them entry.

How long would you remain in any other nation when publicly agitating and endorsing terror groups which that government has declared criminal? And organizing boycotts and shutdowns of public and private universities in support of said terror groups?

Go to the National University of Spain and shut it down in support of the ETA. See what happens.

Or the Real IRA at Oxford. Or as a foreign student (or even a citizen) close down the University of Berlin to support “Justice for Neo Nazis.”

What fairy tale land do you recommend?

Nice.

Your “noticing” seems to be highly selective, you like Jews when they make the country better, and you disapprove of Jews when they’re child molesters amd murderers.

That’s how it’s supposed to work.

This is actually an illustration of the phenomenon, best noticed in the dinner conversation scene in White Hunter, Black Heart, where it is the “anti-Semite” who is judging people by their conduct, and it is the Jew who insists that all Jews be put together in one category.

Jimmy Page with two right hands.

None of the Romanovs have correct hands either. Goebbels is the closest.

The thing about this format is it allows you to punt on the eyes and the hair which are far more difficult than hands.