Back in 2016 a political comic was published describing how Jewish people appear to interact with their white countrymen: Being a comic, one would expect the overall message to be greatly exaggerated. Sadly, life has a way of being stranger than fiction: It’s both hilarious and sad that many satirical things from decades ago are … More “Antisemitism”
A Japanese tourist bought an ice cream cone at a scenic location and prepared to take a selfie with it. To their surprise they managed to snap a picture of a seagull at the exact moment when it stole their ice cream: An utterly unrepentant expression. The University of Exeter have done a study on … More Ice Cream Thief
A Japanese person left their mattress to sun out in the yard one day. Realizing the wind outside had gotten very strong, they ran out to check on their mattress, fearing that it may have fallen or been blown off, only to find the mattress very well protected by two unexpected cats: Apparently these cats, … More Mattress Protectors
When a big corporation only pretends to care, and the employee hired to do the pretending is too inept to put up a good act: One simple failure to insert the actual employees’ names in the copy & paste message sends a clear message that the company does not care. The company would have been … More “Associate’s Name”
An essay posted on 8chan almost ten years ago, detailing what people might expect from a societal collapse versus actual signs of one: I think it’s important to point out that when it comes to collapse, you’re primed to look for certain signs as indicative of a collapse, even though they’re not close to how … More Societal Collapse – Expectations vs Realities
A Japanese man built a man cave for himself out of a walk in closet in his home. It had a PC, gaming console, sofa, kotatsu, and various other comfy components. Here is the man cave upon completion: Here the same man cave, 2 hours after its birth, and already discovered by the man’s daughters: … More A Man Cave’s Life
A short essay from a teacher, Frank McCormick, that has been gaining traction as of late on the behavior of his black students and how they fit in the school administration’s management of teachers: I’ll never forget when my principal asked me to “reflect” on why most of the students sent to the office were … More “Reflect” – A Teacher Talks of His Black Students
Building a snowman is a common enough recreational activity in areas of the world where it snows. One of the first snowmen I’ve ever built, with the rest of my family during my childhood, was very quickly kicked down by a couple of passing by men. Apparently this is a very common occurrence everywhere in … More Snowman Trap
An interesting quote by the Journalist, Joseph Sobran, on the nature of Jewish power: Jewish power is unique in being off-limits to normal criticism even when it’s highly visible. They themselves behave as if their success were a guilty secret, and they panic, and resort to accusations, as soon as the subject is raised. Jewish … More On Jewish Power
Chiikawa is a recent Japanese slice of life anime/manga featuring cute, blobby animals engaged in various adventures, known for its rather distinct art style. Some of the animals featured include a bunny, a cat and a hamster/rodent of sorts. A young lady in China is very fond of this show, and begged her artist grandfather … More Realistic Chiikawa
Temple of Zagan 