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I recall von Clausewitz when I state that memes are the formulation of political legitimacy by other means.
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Boston Brahmout
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In my next life I hope to be a Boston Brahmin
Katılım Mayıs 2021
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@Cernovich The only way Trump's recent actions make sense to me is if he has decided to resign before November.
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The war in Iran was always going to cause a split. That’s why I kept saying two weeks. If Trump had bombed for two weeks, and then stopped, this wouldn’t be happening.
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@Cernovich Seems like everything was solid til Charlie got killed
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@Cernovich The comms and messaging out the Trump Admin is the worst I have ever seen anywhere in the last 50 years, and for the life of me I can't understand why that should be.
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The US can't ban glyphosate. It would crush farming. No efforts were made to explain this. MAHA got shut out. This was handled horribly. Trump has lost one million voters at least. These were the ones who gave him the popular vote.
Cernovich@Cernovich
Sentiment is down. Even if first-time Trump voters don't flip Democrat, you still lose the voters if they stay home. This isn't something Republicans, or Trump, can afford. The key issues I hear from MAHA - the Epstein files, and glyphosate. They are pissed at Lee Zeldin.
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Bruce Pardy, law prof from Queen's, says most people don't realize that courts are making political decisions disguised as judicial ones all the time.
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All due respect, Sir.
There's no such thing as "conspiracy theories." That term was introduced to the public relative to questions regarding the validity of the Warren Commission. It's always been utilized as a term to protect the sacred cows of the the post WW2 liberal order. And it's foundational mythos.
If there is no way to definitively substantiate the validity of the position, it's a belief. You can say you arrived at a conclusion when considering both sides, though that's still a subjective determination.
People have no idea how synthetic everything is. Western man has been amongst the most propagandized in all of history.
We all thought we were living in the free world. Here we were, on a resource/labor colony
After Kennedy was Murdered, the Psy-ops kicked into overdrive. All presuppositions regarding these narratives should be thoroughly scrutinized. People have to stop being embarrassed to scrutinize these narratives. Once you endeavor to do so, the thin veneer of democracy erodes to reveal some stark realities.
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@SemperVeritasX 🎯"Canada has become a post national, anti-Christian, anti-human, resource/labor colony for international banking interests. Our politics is a performative charade providing the illusion of participatory governance to the debt ridden wage slaves. Our electorate is oblivious."
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They're actually going to start offering MAID to the mentally ill. There is only one word for this, evil.
Canada has become a post national, anti-Christian, anti-human, resource/labor colony for international banking interests. Our politics is a performative charade to provide the illusion of participatory governance to the debt ridden wage slaves. Our electorate is entirely oblivious.
Pray for the North.
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Jusqu'à ce jour, les marxistes sont incapables de donner une réponse satisfaisante à ce genre de meme. C'est dire la nullité de leur pensée économique.
La valeur n'est pas dans le bien ni dans l'effort fourni pour le produire. Elle est dans l'esprit de celui qui désire ce bien pour résoudre un besoin individuel. La valeur est donc subjective, marginale, contextuelle. Elle n'est pas objective, mesurable, mathématisable.
Ainsi s'écrase lamentablement la théorie marxiste de la valeur travail et les théories classiques de la valeur objective. Si ces théories ont réussi à survivre jusqu'à aujourd'hui, c'est uniquement parce qu'elle donne une caution scientifique à l'interventionnisme étatique, rien d'autre.
I,Hypocrite@lporiginalg
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I had to give my youngest Boston Terrier away because he and my oldest were brawling quite violently. He seems to be doing OK now... cc @AlderLaneEggs
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@DrChrisParry In the West, the left fears a coup and thus purges the Spec Ops community of the ideologically impure. They think the only way stop a right wing coup is to be first.
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@michaelmalice I agree with your take but I think there are limits.
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North Korea spent decades acting "crazy" to get other nations to capitulate
Boris Johnson admitted to doing the same with Brexit negotiations, pretending he was ready to do a no-deal
When Trump acts like a loon, it's the one time his opponents insist he is being honest
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@TFL1728 You very well may be right about everything but the Trump Admin's communication strategy (such as it is) has jumped the shark.
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Mr. London Mouthpiece just told you why “Ukraine” keeps attacking Russian oil infrastructure and why they won’t stop. London knows that Trump is dismantling their Network Node in Iran, their hold over the chokepoint of Hormuz, as well as the flow control over global liquidity.
So, you keep the pressure on Russia when this is all over because every strike ‘weakens’ Russia’s bargaining position over Ukraine.
He’s trying to sell this as the US creating leverage against Russia, because it is beyond the narrative framework that is acceptable…. That Trump and Putin are working together to end London’s game of “Hey, let’s you and he fight!’
Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.
The IRGC either folds tonight or it doesn’t. At this point they are a spent asset which Trump has neutered geopolitically for at least a decade, which is more than enough time to rewire global oil flow.
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86
BREAKING: JD Vance just confirmed US strikes on Kharg Island from a podium in Budapest standing next to Viktor Orban. Then he pulled out his phone mid-press conference to check an unread text from Steve Witkoff, Trump’s special envoy for Iran negotiations. Then he said the war will end very shortly and the US has tools in its toolkit it has not yet decided to use. Most coverage is treating the Iran signals and the Ukraine signals as two separate stories. They are not. They are one move. Vance credited Trump and Orban as the two leaders who have done the most to end the Ukraine war. He proposed Budapest as the venue for a leaders’ summit. He said Orban has been better than anybody at helping Washington understand what the Ukrainians need and what the Russians need to achieve peace. He accused EU bureaucrats of foreign election interference in Hungary five days before Orban faces voters. Now hold both threads simultaneously. Orban is the only NATO leader with a documented direct channel to Putin. He is also one of the only European leaders publicly aligned with Trump’s transactional diplomacy. The Iran war has structurally removed Gulf energy supply from global markets for what the IEA calls the largest disruption in history. That removal destroys Russia’s primary leverage over Europe, which was energy dependency, because Europe is now scrambling for non-Russian, non-Gulf alternatives and building the infrastructure to never be dependent on either again. The trans-domain move is this: the Iran war makes the Ukraine deal possible. As long as Russia held the European gas card, Putin had no incentive to negotiate. With Hormuz closed and Gulf petrochemical capacity destroyed for years, the entire global energy map is being redrawn. Russia’s gas leverage over Europe is depreciating in real time because Europe is being forced into permanent diversification by the molecule crisis, not by policy choice. The leverage that kept Putin at the table as the strong party is evaporating. Vance is in Budapest because Budapest is the hinge. Orban talks to Putin. Orban talks to Trump. Orban hosts the summit. The Iran war provides the energy shock that restructures European dependency. The Ukraine deal follows because Russia’s negotiating position weakens with every week that the Gulf remains offline and Europe builds alternative supply chains it will never dismantle. The Witkoff text is the tell. Back-channel negotiations with Iran are live. The 8 PM deadline tonight is real. If Iran concedes on Hormuz, the energy crisis partially eases and Russia retains some leverage. If Iran does not concede and the US escalates further, Gulf supply stays offline longer, the molecule crisis deepens, European energy diversification accelerates, and Russia’s position erodes further. Either outcome improves the conditions for a Ukraine deal. Vance did not go to Budapest to boost Orban’s election. He went to Budapest because it is the only capital in Europe where you can simultaneously manage the endgame of two wars using the same energy lever. The Iran war is the forcing function for the Ukraine peace. The molecule crisis is the mechanism. Budapest is the node. Watch what happens at 8 PM tonight. Then watch what happens in Kyiv next month. Full analysis - open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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@Cernovich Leftist govts around the world intend to purge the spec ops community of the ideologically impure. They fear a coup so intend to coup first.
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@Martyupnorth EU is broke and has no resources so Canada looks like a good collateral play them. Colonialism never died, it just changes it name from time to time.
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Imagine the floodgates of immigration this would open.
Give your head a shake people.
This is why an independent Alberta is so important. Eastern Canadians are on a self destruction mission.
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
Majority of Canadians open to joining EU, new poll suggests theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
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@BretWeinstein The communication strategies of this Administration have been uniquely terrible despite many worthy goals. It mystifies me.
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The President's threat against Iran is genocidal, even by the strictest definition. It may be bluster, but that does not change our obligation. To work, a threat must be credible, and we must act accordingly.
We attacked Iran. Any order to escalate our attack with nuclear weapons would clearly be immoral, and must therefore be rejected by every person in the chain of command. Anyone who carried such an order forward would become immediately complicit. That is the lesson of history, and those who fail it will be judged harshly by it--and by God.
We can't have a Commander in Chief who threatens civilians, idly or in earnest. The President must be removed from office, for the good of the Republic, and the world.
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🇯🇵 A viral video in Japan shows a shop named 手打ちうどん ごだいさん (Handmade Udon Godai-san) located in Tokyo.
She's working really hard to make sure no one goes hungry!
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@StephenPunwasi @icanvardar I am convinced most real people are not real people either.
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@icanvardar You’re being conservative on that estimate.
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i’m convinced 75% of twitter accounts aren’t even real people
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@LindyTasteful Guaranteed they will study harder and get better grades.
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@CTVNews Complete fake news. Canada will never return to being a resource colony for a failing extractive Europe.
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Canada in the European Union? Poll suggests broad openness to the idea ctvnews.ca/canada/article…
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@Martyupnorth GDP is a deeply flawed metric, as it is just a measure of spending not real productivity. Ask @DavidBCollum
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When you fucked up the economy so badly, that all you have left to brag about is our debt to GDP ratio.
Rod is a brain-dead lawyer from Ottawa.
Rod Vanier@RodAVanier
And yet our debt to GDP ratio is one of the best in the G7!!
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@wrathofgnon @JackBMontgomery the cruise ship industry really should be outlawed. They are floating factories of contamination and disease
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Croatia used to have world famous oysters, excellent quality and abundant. Then cruise ships started going from port to port ejecting their wastewater along the way. And suddenly there were huge food poisoning epidemics where there used to be happy tourist diners. I wonder if they fixed it?
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@pietro_di_walsi I think the precise definition of genocide is a major distraction. The genocidal impulse exists, latent, in every population. And we are seeing it activated and killing innocent people. That's all we need to know. The rest can be argued by people who find it especially relevant.
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