And some races are better at that than others.

"Trans women" are women like my three-year-old's 1-inch-high plastic soldier collection is Patton's Third Army.

I have no love for X or TikTok, but if I believed Steinmeier that they "will destroy our democracies," I would become an instant fan. Democracy is one of our enemies' primary tools, used to maintain their illegitimate rule over us.

NewPipe works on Android TV/Nvidia Shield and gives you a totally ad-free experience with YT content. It's a little buggy, but 98% perfect.

Maybe your Nostr client is translating it differently. For me, it resolves to https://primal.net/p/npub1cd27rxtr945m0x0k6t70vuk29hj48wgj7m46z9gnjpawztfh9mzshka8vl

Ben Shapiro is evil incarnate.

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Another way that fractional-reserve banking makes us wasteful is not much talked about: When the bank makes a $1000 loan, it creates $1000 out of thin air. (Most on NOSTR know that already.)

But what few think about is that the bank then demands, not $1000, but, say $1100 in "repayment." This extra percentage then has to be extracted from someone's real wealth, or it must be itself created later by future loan-triggered economic activity. And in a total fiat system, where all "dollars" are actually loans, the economy must ALWAYS GROW so it can pay the total principal plus interest, even though the interest amount was never created.

That is why the pundits always get scared when there is not enough "growth." You can never have a steady state, even though people can be perfectly happy with a steady state. The whole fractional reserve house of cards requires cancer-like growth at all times.

Jews are White like Agent Orange is orange juice.

One thing that BTC does is make everyone want to defer consumption -- the money will be worth more, and the things you need will be cheaper/better... if you wait. And so you "make do" with what you already have, until you really need to buy. So that helps.

And BTC, in the long run -- and this may be unpalatable to some people, but I think it's true nonetheless -- will grant great prosperity to the prudent and the responsible and the smart, so they will be able to have and support proportionally more children than the spendthrift and the foolish and the stupid. Over several generations, this will bring about an improvement in human character and intelligence, if it isn't stopped from happening by "do-gooders."

Or it HAS made some such discoveries and HAS made such recommendations, but they are so wildly Politically Incorrect that they "must be kept secret" from us.

You'll notice that it doesn't say that it IS ten dollars. It says the bank WILL PAY ten dollars to the bearer of it.

I wonder if Trump would have said and done this if South Africa hadn't said good things about the Palestinians.

Optimal human thriving requires kinship-based societies (seen by many as "extreme right," but I which I just see as natural).

And it also requires many basic things to be socially run, like defense of the community; legal defense as well as prosecution, protection from fraud and exploitation, and lots of other things (which many see as "extreme left" but which I also see as just plain natural).

I say break free of the left/right paradigm and do what is best for your people, and try to live in peace with other peoples to the maximum extent possible. NOSTR is the new Philosophical School of Athens, where the best minds, be they disciples of Diodorus or Socrates or Plato or Booth or Pierce, can debate what paths beckon us.

Plus, you get a lot of pictures of meat (which I don't like much, as a person who hasn't eaten meat since Jimmy Carter was running for president for the first time).

But seeing things you don't 100% like is 1) good for the soul and personal growth; and 2) part of the price to be paid for free speech -- and is absolutely worth it.

Trump went full-on lunatic when he seriously proposed to bloody butcher (and his close friend and “great leader”) Benjamin Netanyahu that the US take over Gaza, finish leveling it, and build a beach resort there for wealthy bankers, Mossad officers, and their fawning lapdogs like Trump — after they have forcibly transferred the hapless Palestinians (to equally hapless European countries, of course). Maybe they’ll get real daring and call it “Big St. James” or “Epstein-a-Lago Estates” or something like that. These are daring times, after all. We must think bigly.

USAID is just a pinhead-sized part of the NGO/banker/media and money-out-of-thin-air complex that is being wielded against us; and almost all of that remains standing and fully operational. The bankers’ ability to create money out of nothing — and their partner in crime, the US government’s facilitation of that through massive “borrowing” — causes the self-chosen elite and their politician employees to have almost unlimited funds at their disposal to use against us. Until the banks’ ability to create money is ended forever, that will remain true. Shutting down USAID, while good — and very educational — is not enough by a long shot. It is like removing a dime from Elon Musk’s bank account, and considering him done for as a force in this world. No, no, and again no.

Words on paper only have power if honorable men 1) respect their intended meanings; and 2) gain and hold the power to forcibly prevent corruption of their intent. There is no substitute for honorable men.

In a democracy, unfortunately, honorable men are usually crowded out by slick liars.

Yes, it is necessary. Intentionally not mentioning race, as our fake and controlled centralized news media usually do, would be dishonest.

Inspiring. As was the release of the January 6 non-insurrectionists. Let's not forget other political prisoners. Prime among them is James Alex Fields, rotting in America's hellhole prison system for 400 years for Murder One, in a case in which no one whatsoever was murdered.

Which Way, Western Man by William Gayley Simpson

The Origins of Christianity by Revilo P. Oliver

The Apple Tree by John Galsworthy

every single book by Raymond Chandler

I like Ibsen's take on the main principle behind democracy: "The majority is always wrong; the minority is rarely right." He may have been exaggerating -- but only very, very slightly.