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“The Second Amendment was inspired by British plans to disarm every American. A part of you probably already knew this, but didn’t have the details. I’m about to chill you to the bones And give you every piece of evidence you need moving forward. So buckle up”
The Second Amendment was inspired by British plans to disarm every American.
A part of you probably already knew this, but didn’t have the details.
I’m about to chill you to the bones And give you every piece of evidence you need moving forward. So buckle up.
It began In 1768, “the freeholders” led by John Hancock and James Otis, met in Boston at Faneuil Hall and passed several resolutions. Including “that the Subjects being Protestants, may have Arms for their Defense.”
The royal governor rejected this proposal.
So this petition was circulated under the pseudonym “A.B.C.” (Who was more than likely Sam Adams)
Shortly after Sam Adams’ petition was circulated, per the Boston Evening Post, (Oct. 3, 1768) British troops took over Faneuil Hall.
And per The New York Journal, (Feb. 2, 1769) they ordered colonists turn in their guns.
Continue reading ““The Second Amendment was inspired by British plans to disarm every American. A part of you probably already knew this, but didn’t have the details. I’m about to chill you to the bones And give you every piece of evidence you need moving forward. So buckle up””Plato and The Big Picture: Robert Malone
“…one thing that we have become acutely and very personally aware of is that there seems to be a movement in modern society to avoid information, theories or opinions which trigger cognitive dissonance and the associated psychological pain. Often associated with terms such as “cancel culture”, “virtue signaling” and “woke-ism”, this movement appears to have manifested as a belief system which holds that the individuals as well as the collective body politic have a fundamental right to intellectual protection, to not encounter unpleasant thoughts, information or ideas which are inconsistent with their internal model of reality. These are the intellectual roots which nurture censorship, denialism, and the weaponized gaslighting, defamation and slander, as well as the idea that anything which causes individuals to lose faith in their government constitutes domestic terrorism and should be treated as such. There is a long and rich human history of punishment by death for such dissident thoughtcrimes. I suggest that these behaviors and actions are among the ugliest manifestations of the tribal human tendency to reject those who are willing to speak inconvenient truths, and that this tendency has always been a dark reactionary aspect of the processes by which scientific and medical knowledge advance.”
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Reparations
Almost all people are descended from slaves. I pay you reparations, you pay me reparations, our reparations equal out, cancelled. Done. ABN
“It’s now beyond doubt that Hillary paid millions to frame Donald Trump and the FBI knew it was all false from day one”
Dead Man’s Bluff (Жмурки) with English subtitles
Expect campy violence. Description from Wikipedia: “The film depicts the anarchistic reality of the free-market streets of Russia in the beginning of 1990s, where the only real liberty was the freedom to kill.” ABN
The Generational Divide in Eastern Europe — the Bariga Generation
We left off talking about the Soviet Generation last time. By the by, some commenters over on Unz got mad and accused me of promoting pro-Western talking points and being anti-Russian for being a bit harsh, admittedly, about the old-timers. Well, putting aside that some people seem incapable of seeing the world with any nuance and fall back on good vs. evil, black and white narratives, its also an amusing reaction when you consider that the Soviet Generation doesn’t really even see itself as Russian or Ukrainian or Belorussian for that matter. They see themselves as Soviets first and foremost and their allegiance and true love is for a dead political ideology and project, not for the country that they ended up in when the whole thing collapsed. There is even an entire movement of pro-Soviets that refuses to acknowledge that they are Russian and wave their Soviet passports around, saying that the USSR was never formally dissolved, therefore, they remain Soviets and not Russians. And just because these people are anti-Western because the West is supposedly an imperialist, capitalist, bourgeois project, doesn’t mean that they are Russian patriots. But whatever. Consider me what you will if you must, but I think my positions and worldview will become clearer as the blogging continues.
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The Fall of the Azov by Jacob Dreizin
FLASHBACK 2016: IMF warns Ukraine it will halt $40bn bailout unless corruption stops
The International Monetary Fund has warned it will halt its $40bn (£28bn) bailout programme to Ukraine unless the conflict-torn eastern European country takes immediate action to tackle corruption.
The IMF’s managing director, Christine Lagarde, said on Wednesday that “without a substantial new effort” to improve governance, it was hard to see how the Washington-based organisation could continue to provide financial help.
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“Sometimes the smoking gun is hidden in plain sight. In the case of covid, most damage was done by a Lancet article distributed to MDs around the world 2/20”
Sometimes the smoking gun is hidden in plain sight. In the case of covid, most damage was done by a Lancet article distributed to MDs around the world 2/20 which I found in my email. This distorted article will likely be considered by historians to be the source of the
purposely deceitful Information that caused the West to collapse its own economies and leadership, causing far more damage than the Kido Butai (task force responsible for Pearl Harbor). Next is the article, and I will discuss the fallacies in it that Fauci etc completely bought as gospel:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7270627/
First, influenza like illness (ILI) occurs every winter and most cases never test positive for anything, the most frail are hospitalized, develop pneumonia and die, and nothing is gained by a test as the outcome is the same regardless
This study, funded by Chinese government entities, including test developed partly by military seeks to change the narrative on ILI [Influenza-like illness] to appear to be new entity! It introduces concepts that are believed 100% still by the Medical leadership.
First, the study included 813 people, but 622 were excluded (almost 80%!) leaving 191, of whom 54 died, mean age 56. This established falsely that mortality is 1/3 and that it is a middle aged disease, not just winter ILI. This establishes the “novelty” to induce fear.
Continue reading ““Sometimes the smoking gun is hidden in plain sight. In the case of covid, most damage was done by a Lancet article distributed to MDs around the world 2/20””“There is only one way for that background diversity to happen – not labs, not immune pressure … only time”
As a side observation of flu variance chart – one can observe the principle that wide diversity in the BA.x series of mild Covid, suggests broad evolutionary footprint…
There is only one way for that background diversity to happen – not labs, not immune pressure … only time.
Originally tweeted by Ethical Skeptic ☀ (@EthicalSkeptic) on May 13, 2022.
I wonder what Geert Vanden Bossche will have to say about this. ABN
UPDATE: See my comment for Vanden Bossche’s answer to TES. I doubt his answer is specifically addressed to TES but he does resolve any conflict that may have appeared between their two views. ABN
How Russia Defeated Napoleon
Thread: How Russia Defeated Napoleon
Napoleon’s doomed invasion of Russia in 1812 is an iconic moment in world history. Most people know the general premise, that Napoleon’s army was forced to flee the Russian winter. But why did this campaign doom Napoleon? (1)
There’s no doubt that Russia’s strategy, orchestrated by War Minister Barclay de Tolly, was ideal. The Russian army retreated deep into the interior, forcing Napoleon to chase them hundreds of miles before they finally offered him battle at Borodino, near Moscow. (2)
Borodino was a colossal battle – the single bloodiest day of battle in Europe’s history, until the First World War. However, it ended with a stalemate and the Russian army was able to retire bloodied but intact. Napoleon was now unable to achieve any major strategic aims. (3)
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If SCOTUS Overturns ROE, the Left Has Real Reason to Worry About Immigration, Affirmative Action, CRT, Etc.
The U.S. Supreme Court will make history this summer if it overturns the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that imposed unrestricted abortion nation-wide. The leaked draft of the opinion sent pro-abortion Leftists into foaming fits and has dominated news coverage all week. But this mightn’t be the only historic decision the court makes in the near future. Immigration and Affirmative Action are also pending cases. Thanks to the emergent American Kritarchy, SCOTUS now holds the fate of the country in its hands. Donald Trump’s appointees could either deliver decisions that put America and the Historic American Nation First—or capitulate to communist threats and intimidation.
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A Thread on Blitzkrieg Myth
A Thread on Blitzkrieg Myth
Popular histories of World War Two love to talk about a German strategy known as "Blitzkrieg" – supposedly an innovative, high speed, overwhelming attack, responsible for their early successes.
Only one problem: Blitzkrieg isn't real. (1)
"Blitzkrieg", which means "Lightning War", was never a term that the German military used to describe their approach to war. The term was invented by western journalists, mainly to try to explain why Germany was winning so easily. Germany only used the term in propaganda. (2)
The Germans themselves definitely did not think of Blitzkrieg as a real military concept. Hitler called it "a completely idiotic word." Nor did the Wehrmacht think of itself as pioneering some entirely new approach to warfare.
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