An essay on the process through which Democracy descends into Tyranny, otherwise colloquially known as Weimarisation: Every history student knows that the Weimar Republic preceded the Nazi Era in Germany. Fewer understand that the process of historical decline goes through certain predictable stages, one of which is characterised by the Weimar Republic and its infamous … More On Weimarisation
Such a strange world we live in: “I just wanted to smell women’s shoes,” he said. Aichi prefecture in central Japan seems to be a hot spot for weird criminal activity these days, between people selling modified Pokémon from a hacked game, stealing piano covers from schools, and slashing women’s car tires. And now we … More Japanese Man Arrested for Stealing Women’s Shoes and Replacing Them with New Ones
An anon on 4chan explains how the modern SJW movements possess the same qualities Christianity did in the olden age: … but SJW are another symptom. They are Neo-puritans in fact. A godless religion but with dogmas eerily similar to Christianity. 1) Original sin: slavery/white guilt instead of an apple => check2) Listen and believe: … More Social Justice as a Religion
A simple comic: I know this comic probably meant to refer to things like personal habits or perhaps tendencies shared by a particular culture. But the same thoughts and logic can be applied to the issue of governance – what is the most popular form of government in today’s world? How did it came to … More Monkey See, Monkey Do.
A very insightful treatise on Critical Race Theory and the racial based shaming that comes riding on its coat tails from Daniel Concannon, a public education employee who formerly worked in the Manchester school district in the state of NH. This is an issue that this man was willing to resign from his job to … More Thoughts on “White Privilege Training” and “Critical Race Theory”
There’s an increasing number of reports of horrifying side effects from the covid-19 vaccines. Below is one. The woman involved went from smugly mocking her brother for refusing the vaccine to worrying over her child’s life: Even if one does not conduct in-depth research into the vaccines being offered, the fact that they were developed … More Blindly Trusting the “Experts”
Maybe culling all those feral cats wasn’t such a good idea, Australia: In Australia’s defense, if you pay close attention to government policies and politics in general, most western countries seem to operate in a similarly shorted sighted manner.
Story time for people that don’t understand how metal-backed currency works! Long ago, metal was money. There was no paper currency, only metals. Holding all your wealth in metal in one place could be dangerous, and banking was born as a business to hold and protects metal on behalf of others. You would take physical … More The Rules of Money Magic
Three days ago, 6/4/21, marks the 17th year anniversary of the Killdozer rampage that occurred in Granby, Colorado. For those unfamiliar with this, below is a pretty decent summary of the events that transpired, whereby a single American man modified a humble bulldozer into a homemade tank, and the destruction that followed: Closer up picture … More The Killdozer Saga
Despite how corporations always harp about the importance of leadership and teamwork, there are certain sorts of leadership and teamwork they’ll stomp out like a rhino stomps out a fire: The woman’s facial expression in the third panel is the best.
Temple of Zagan 