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
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
A couple of months ago, during the Anime NYC convention in the Javits Center in New York City, the US army was spotted with a recruitment booth along with a hired cosplayer dressed up as the character Misato Katsuragi from the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion. The cosplayer appeared rather aged, and the anime show itself, … More The Fall of America (2023, Colourized)
A Jewish man on twitter makes a bold recommendation for his fellow Jews to learn Mandarin and hopefully immigrate to China, in fear of the antisemitism inspired by the recent happenings in Gaza. A Chinese man responds with a picture labeled simply as “50 years later”: Though posted in a tongue in cheek manner, it’s … More 50 Years Later
One person on Twitter makes a large list of current high ranking officials in the US government that are Jewish, and proclaims “The rabbit hole is deep”: Another user responds with a simple message of “Point?”, which should indeed be carefully considered if one wants to gain a better understanding of the world. What point, … More Jewish “Rabbit Hole”
Certain areas of downtown San Francisco has long been plagued with drug addicts and homeless people, as well as the makeshift tent cities they live in. Recently, they miraculously disappeared. A deeper look revealed that this is due to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, which went from Nov. 15 to Nov. 17, where leaders … More The Miraculous Disappearance of Drug Addicts and Homeless in Downtown San Francisco
A young girl from Los Angeles, California, reaches out to her local animal control office with an unusual question: Dear LA County I would like your approval if I can have a unicorn in my backyard if I can find one. Please send me a letter in response. A rather surreal and sweet response was … More Unicorn License
A quick guide to Israel’s PR methods: 1. We haven’t heard reports of deaths, will check into it; 2. The people were killed, but by a faulty Palestinian rocket/bomb; 3. OK we killed them, but they were terrorists; 4. OK they were civilians, but they were being used as human shields; 5. OK there were … More Israel’s style of public relations
An anon on 4chan makes an interesting observation on the effects of beauty and ugliness in one’s surroundings: Everything is ugly now, not just cars. The drywalls in your home, the fake wood art, the plastic, artificial supermarkets, the soulless ads on tv, the corporate speak, the clothes you wear, everything is ugly and sterile … More Beauty and Ugliness
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