Yearly Archives: 2023

New Yorker Magazine discusses how much mental illness is necessary to prevent bad weather in the future. Kirye, Toki and Sakura were kind enough to demonstrate how they cope.

This Twitter post was available yesterday, but is gone now. “Yes, the laptop is Russia. 19:16 – Oct 22, 2020” 8:16 PM · Oct 22, 2020 However it is still available on the Internet Archive Barb McQuade auf Twitter: “Yes, … Continue reading →

“In my studies of the suppression of dissent, I have come across many cases similar to Pascal’s, in which an unorthodox idea is prevented from being heard, especially if it is threatening to a powerful interest group.” Pascal, “What happens … Continue reading →

The purpose of climate fact checkers is to attempt to interrupt any serious conversation about climate, and replace it with official disinformation. “No, wildfires weren’t bigger in the 1920s and ‘30s than today” “The data suffered from double and triple … Continue reading →

“There’s a special irony to the fact that U.S. Treasury Secretary @SecYellen , the face of “Bidenomics,” just abased herself on a disastrous diplomatic trip to China. Literally as she arrived, China implemented export controls on lithium & cobalt which … Continue reading →

“The media praised Cuties but criticizes the Sound Of Freedom. That should tell you everything you need to know.” 11:11 AM · Jul 8, 2023

“7 DIE IN AND NEAR CITY New York Gasps in the Highest Temperature in Bureau’s History. 50 PERSONS PROSTRATED Mercury in Times Square at 115 —Throngs Sleep in Streets, Parks and on Beaches. NO RELIEF IS PROMISED Searing Wave Sweeps … Continue reading →

New Yorker Magazine explains what is the right amount of mental illness to prevent future bad weather. What to Do with Climate Emotions | The New Yorker

People are fleeing the cold northern states and moving to the warm southern states, but NBC News says the southern states are getting too hot to live. State Migration Data | State-to-State Migration Trends | Tax Foundation According to the … Continue reading →

“Only about 15% of time, money, and manpower is spent on espionage and such. The other 85% is a slow process which we call either ideological subversion or active measures [meaning] psychological warfare… What it basically means is to change … Continue reading →