This week’s entry is late, I know. It could not be avoided, because I was travelling in Eastern Europe (again) over the weekend – this time in Bulgaria, which I can heartily recommend as a travel destination. Sooner or later, I will need to post up some photos of my trips to various bits of the world.
As such, we will celebrate Monday on a Tuesday – because from my perspective, that is exactly what it is.
This week, we kick off with some truly epic footage from the new Space Marine game, which appears to give us fans EXACTLY what we want:
It is SO GOOD to see a game that simply GIVES US WHAT WE WANT – blood, guts, and BOOMS.
#BasedTucker is Based
Dawn of Battle
The Male Brain gets us off to a right quick start this week. We begin with one from Honest Ads, wherein they give us the skinny on yoga (and pants):
What they do NOT tell you is that yoga, when done properly, is Satanic.
No, that is not some sort of “Satanic Panic” freak-out. The point of yogic posing is to pay homage to the various Vedic gods – who, if you know your Bible, and you understand the Deuteronomy 32 view of the world, you will then understand are DAEMONS.
So, if you do yoga for anything other than stretching, and you actually get involved in the spiritual element of it, opening your mind to deliberately let in Hindu spirits and pay tribute to the Vedic gods… well, things might get a bit unpleasant for you.
Jus’ sayin’, is all.
Dr. Orion Taraban has been on a real tear of late with his PsycHacks channel – here, he explains how a great woman is actually the topping on an already great life, NOT the objective of that life:
In other words – focus on making the best possible life that you can, aligned with God’s will and purpose for you. That is what will attract a good woman into your life. It DOES NOT WORK the other way around.
Giant Freakin Robot kicks us straight into nerd territory by explaining the rules of Star Trek:
One of those rules really should be: “don’t let Gene Roddenberry have exclusive control over your storyline, because the dude was a straight-up Commie”.
Solid jj points out the terrible things that can happen when Batman goes rogue:
Honest Trailers takes on Beetlejuice x2, by reminding us why the original was so great:
thejuicemedia looks at something to do with a chap named Paul Watson – no, not PJW from PommieBastardLande, but someone else – who apparently has pissed off the Japos, because he is against whaling:
Love Made Logical brings MAFF and SAYENCE to romance, and explains in a few charts just how extreme hypergamy is among women these days:
Mind-Expanding Drugs
Whatifalthist – try saying that five times fast – provides a VERY detailed explanation of what being “far right” actually means, using geographical and anthropological distributions:
Death Smiles At Us All…
Also – the legendary actor Sam Neill relates the best advice his parents ever gave him:
Fanservice
LRFotS Randale6 wrote in recently from <location redacted> to provide some very valuable additional blog fodder. Unfortunately, we didn’t get a chance to pack it into last week’s already ridiculously overloaded edition, but we WILL do it for this week. So, ‘ere we go. Take it away, buddy.
Flashgitz
The Endurance Predator:
It had to be remade to protect the image of Australia’s pet cartoon series… Bluey:
Meatcanyon (he is back…for better or worse)
Costco:
If only weight loss was this easy:
Melvin returns…for some occult dabbling and ghost hunting:
First Meatcanyon showed us the dangers of Pumpkin spice, now we get an educational video concerning Chik-Fil-A sauce:
Fat shaming a streamer:
Aaron Clarey
Discusses the Scandi-cucks, none of these cowardly, whining karens and kens are reaching Valhalla:
Enshittification:
Legion of Men
While the “ban no fault divorce” was fake (as far as I can gather) the shrieking of the hags is still entertaining (it will be even more entertaining if we return to the ways of the good ol’ Pater Familias):
More of the same, hag baiting is hilarious:
Gaming
I don’t need to have the game, the shrieking of the woke is enough to know it’s great:
Poli-Ticking Off
Mark Dice is in awe of the Trumpasaur’s ability to dodge bullets like Neo:
The very-thoroughly-married couple at Redacted take apart Bellendsky the Coke-Fiend Narcofuehrer’s great “victory plan”:
PJW is HIGHLY amused by a bald Englishman’s ability to offend LITERALLY A BILLION PEOPLE – which is in and of itself an extremely impressive achievement:
The full video is probably worth watching, simply because you have to SEE just how awful India is, to understand why Pajeets flee it in their millions.
Based on that, you also have to understand that those same Pajeets have this extremely irritating habit of turning every place they go to, into another Pajeetistan – full of EXACTLY the same horrors that they fled, and which they created.
The moral of the story is: do NOT let Pajeets into your country, until and unless they prove they can use a toilet properly, and have at least Western, if not White Russian, standards of hygiene, ethics, and respect toward women. (Of course, the Indians who meet those criteria – and they are VANISHINGLY few in number – are not actually Pajeets, because they have brains and know how to use them.)
Lord Razor of the Fist Clan rants about the latest Trumpsassination attempt, and T-Rex’s ability to dodge bullets like Neo in The Matrix:
Rulings from the Bench
Judge Nap is back with his usual all-star panel. First up, Col. Douglas Macgregor illuminates Israel’s (and Ukraine’s) path to self-destruction:
Maj. Scott Ritter laments the loss of anything resembling freedom of speech in the US:
Capt. Matthew Hoh looks at the legality of the Gazacaust:
Alistair Crooke outlines the impending collapse of Ukraine, and probably Israel as well:
Larry Johnson & Ray McGovern give us the intel analyst’s view of the world and its craziness:
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs laments the total breakdown of diplomacy in the world’s major hotspots:
Prof. John Mearsheimer wonders what is next for Israel and Ukraine:
Pepe Escobar indulges in a spot of Kremlinology to figure out what The Putin is going to do next:
Dr. Gilbert Doctorow analyses Russia’s ability to wage unrestricted war on the US:
Дед Сварливый Говорит!
Grandpa Grumpuss grumps, grumpily, about Gen. Mark Milley’s increasingly ridiculous assertions around American military supremacy, or lack thereof:
Gen. Milley is the product of a military culture that has literally lost all its wars, and has NEVER fought a serious near-peer adversary since 1945. This is not an insult – it is a statement of FACT. None of that diminishes or devalues the bravery and skill of front-line American military personnel – but it DOES outline the fact that America simply has no ability to wage real war.
Meanwhile, Russia has been fighting existential wars for A THOUSAND YEARS. They have a military culture unparalleled in the entire world. Their general staff is older than the FUSA.
Yet, Milley and his ilk think the FUSA can take on Russia, in a land war (or even a naval war), and win?!?!?!
To say it is to laugh.
Timeo Danaos Et Donna Ferentes…
The good gentlemen of The Duran analyse Bellendsky’s “victory plan”, and find it lacking, to say the least:
Bad Medicine
Dr. John Campbell is well on board with RFK Jr.’s “MAHA” campaign:
Dr. Suneel Dhand tries to figure out the spiking rates of cancers in young people, which simply do not make sense, given cancer used to be an old-people disease:
Warriors of Faith
Tha Dizzle explains how the fake Izzlamist moon-god’s pronouns – “they/them”, apparently – prove the very Trinity that Muzzies consider to be “polytheism”:
The hilarious part is, Moose Limbs are among the worst of all polytheists – their own books point to this fact, and it is inescapable, because every single one of the chapters of their Koran has the ability to act as an intercessor with their god, and can forgive sins.
Dr. Jay Smith from PfanderFilms and Al-Fadi from CIRA International look at the findings of Dr. Dan Brubaker, who discovered dozens, and then HUNDREDS, of corrections in the earliest Koranic manuscripts:
The significance of that discovery simply cannot be overstated. Moose Limbs have claimed for decades (though not centuries, as is commonly thought – this myth of “perfect preservation of the Koran” is actually a pretty recent phenomenon) that the Koran they have today, is exactly the same, letter for letter, dot for dot, as the one that Mo’Lester the Paedophile Profit handed down to them. But that is simply not true, and, again, THEIR OWN TEXTS PROVE IT.
Christian Prince and Sam Shamoun continue to do the Lord’s work:
There has been something of a controversy recently, in which the two have taken opposite sides of a debate over the Pope’s comments about something to do with how all religions lead to God. I have not gotten into the details, and frankly, I cannot be bothered, because these issues strike me as the apologetics equivalent of food fights.
However, IF someone is trying to defend the Pope’s comments, and IF the Fake Pope Bergoglio actually said that all religions lead to the God of the Bible (both the Old AND the New Testament – it is the same God, unlike what many Jews and most atheists claim)…
Then that is flatly wrong. It contradicts Scripture, logic, and basic good sense. And IF the Fake Pope said it, then that simply tells us how far the Catholic Church has fallen and strayed from its original roots. It truly is an apostate church at this point.
Manly Men of Manliness
Terrence Popp tells some pinpoint tales about sniper school:
Joker from Better Bachelor has a very interesting take on the possible repeal of “no-fault divorce”, which he argues will give us a WORSE situation:
The argument is a good one, I think. And Joker very rightly excoriates St. Reagan Magnus of the Right for signing the original no-fault divorce bill into law. It was one of his greatest ever mistakes – one which, to his credit, he admitted and regretted.
Burn Paedowood to the Ground
Midnight’s Edge reckons there is finally some payback coming to certain SJWs in Hollyweird for being utter incompetents and fools:
Gary from Nerdrotic watches Agatha All Along, so you don’t have to:
I have no idea what that show is all about, and I do not care. It looks like I am not missing anything, though.
The Critical Drinker did the same, and cannot quite figure out the point of that stupid show:
Reading Too Much Into Things
Your Science is F***ing Weird moment of the week is all about the Theory of Evolution by (Probably) Natural Selection, Biological Mutation, Genetic Drift, Sexual Selection, and Gene Flow (TE(p)NSBMGDSSaGF), which turns out (yet again) to have some serious problems:
In a new study, scientists from Arizona State University and their collaborators studied genetic changes in a naturally isolated population of Daphnia pulex, a species of water flea. This tiny crustacean, nearly invisible to the naked eye, plays a vital role in freshwater ecosystems and provides a valuable insight into natural selection and evolution.
Their findings, recently published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), rely on a decade of research. Using advanced genomic techniques, the research team analyzed DNA samples from nearly 1,000 Daphnia.
They discovered that the strength of natural selection on individual genes varies significantly from year to year, maintaining variation and potentially enhancing the ability to adapt to future changing environmental conditions by providing raw material for natural selection to act on.
In seemingly stable environments, there is significant fluctuation in the frequency of gene variants known as alleles at specific chromosomal regions over time, even if the overall strength of selection remains near zero on average over many years. This suggests that such genetic variation allows populations to remain adaptable to environmental changes.
“This study has, for the first time, given us a glimpse into the kinds of temporal changes in gene frequencies that occur even in seemingly constant environments, a sort of ongoing churn of genetic variation distributed across the genome,” says Michael Lynch, lead author of the new study.
Your long read of the week is from Steven Starr via Larry Johnson’s blog over at SONAR21, in which he explains the truly terrifying realities of an EMP attack on America’s national infrastructure:
EMP does not harm people, animals, or plants, nor will it cause structural damage to buildings. However, an EMP E1 wave will instantly induce highly destructive electric voltages and currents into any electrically conductive material located in the huge circular areas beneath the nuclear detonations. Each nuclear detonation creates a large circular area of EMP E1 exposure covering more than 100 thousand square miles (Figure 1). Power lines, telecommunication lines, computer cables, wires, antennas, and even many AC power cords that are hit by the E1 waves will suddenly have enormous voltages and currents surging through them.
The E1 waves induce 2 million volts and currents of 5,000[5] to 10,000[6] amps within medium distribution power lines. Overvoltages of 200,000 to 400,000 volts (beyond design capacity) occur in the 15 kilovolt-class (kV) power distribution lines that connect to most homes, farms, and businesses.[7] In less than one millionth of a second, these damaging voltages and currents surge through the U.S. power grids. Unless specifically protected from E1, any modern electronic device that contains solid-state circuitry (microchips, transistors, and integrated circuits) that is plugged into the grid will be disabled, damaged, or destroyed by this huge blast of electricity. This includes the electronic devices required to operate all U.S. critical national infrastructure.
The regions located beneath the points of detonation (depicted as dark blue circles in Figure 2) suddenly experience E1 waves powerful enough to induce damaging voltages and currents into electronic devices that are not plugged into the grid. 50,000 volts and 100 amps of current surge into unshielded AC power cords.[8] Cell phones are disabled along with cell towers; almost all forms of telecommunication cease. Virtually everything powered by electricity suddenly stops working.
Ground, air, and sea transportation systems, water and sanitation systems, telecommunication systems, and banking systems are all knocked out of service. Food and fuel distribution cease. Emergency medical services become unavailable. The multitude of electronic devices that society depends on have suddenly stopped working.
Linkage is good for you:
- Rachel Marsden reads through the Draghi Report, which is a belated recognition of just how badly boned the EUSSR really is now;
- The Hungarians, however, are a useful exception to that reality, because they are quite openly happy about doing business with Russia, and are prospering because of it;
- To just about nobody’s surprise, the Secret Squirrels had multiple severe failures of procedure, training, and readiness before Trumpsassination 1.0;
- Gen-Z workers are not ready for the workplace, as more and more business leaders are finding out;
- And yet more evidence to reinforce that notion;
- Boomercucks and Gen-Xers are preparing for retirement in rather different ways – the former, by spending whatever they have, and then some, and the latter, by looking to leave a legacy;
- In the wake of the death of a young audit consultant at EY in India, here is an article explaining how their shitty work culture is not just a Big Four thing;
- Intel has been falling behind its rivals for years now, and there are very good reasons as to why;
- Job cuts have returned to stalk the tech sector, yet again;
- The (Black) head of Boeing’s space and defence subsidiary has been YEETED, which probably will not make much long-term difference anyway;
- For the Excel geeks among us, you will be delighted to know that Python is finally going to be integrated into the app – although only up to a point;
And some more from Dawn Pine:
- The Department of (in)Justice in the FUSA is finally dropping a bunch of charges for the J6 protesters, apparently because they realised how stupid those charges are;
- The “pussy pass” results in managers giving overly nice feedback to female employees, which inevitably results in them not developing or improving;
- Speaking of which, a woman in India tried to fake “possession by goddess” (read: DAEMON) to get out of a loan – and it DIDN’T work;
- Despite nominally looking like mortal enemies, the FUSA and Iran do in fact trade with each other, and in pretty substantial volumes, too;
- The Brazilian government might like you to believe that their country is nice and safe, but the reality is quite different, especially if you flash gang signs in public;
- The latest public health freak-out is over antibiotic-resistant superbugs, which apparently are the new Convid – no doubt we all need to be vaxxxxxed and boosssssted again to deal with them;
- Turns out one of Van Gogh’s greatest paintings is actually pretty accurate – and it also turns out that some people have FAR too much time on their hands;
- Larry Ellison, aka real-life Iron Man, is making billions off Abominable Intelligence, so unsurprisingly, he wants it in every aspect of our lives – we beg to differ, strongly;
- J&J used to be one of the world’s greatest companies, but now has turned into one of the scummiest, and not least because it keeps hiring MBAs who all think the same way;
- The UNRWA demands legal immunity for the shenanigans of its own employees during the Oct 07 atrocities – that seems to be going over like a lead balloon, though;
Plus a few more from Randale6:
- The Feral Irish Man talks about Fat Cats and the Fat Feminists who raise them;
- Fred Reed isn’t going to be writing any more, unfortunately (sane boomers be rarer than hen’s teeth);
- Homebrewing beer – why not, if currency goes to shit alcohol can become our new currency, I shit you not, it happened in Weimar Germany;
- And some more in that same vein;
- Suppose you want to make your own homebrew craft beer, and NOT have it turn out as pretentious as whatever crap BrewDog makes;
- And here are a few more really bonkers homebrew beer recipes;
[All I can say is, there is a REASON why I strongly prefer red wine to beer. – Didact]
MUH RUSHIAN KAHLOOOOOOOZHUN!!!
The Neo-Tsar had a lot to say about the role of women in building Russian society recently:
HALO Nation
Slayergod Remy aka MintBlitz does his thing while discussing the worst problem with HALO at present:
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!!
Imperial Iterator talks about the Black Legion, and how they came to be:
Oh No! Anyway…
Wazzocks gonna wazzock:
Comedy Hour
Meme Warfare
We start with some dope memes from The Male Brain:
[ABSOLUTELY. CAN. CONFIM. – DIDACT]
[LITERALLY HAPPENED. – Didact]
And now, as LRFotS RobertW would say:
Animal Planet
Your aminules are adorkable moment of the week:
And also your animals are absolute DICKS moment of the week, to balance things out:
REPS FOR JESUS!!!
Gym beast props this week go to Panagiotis Tarinidis:
Ass-Kicking of the Eight Limbs
They See Me Rollin’…
Palate Cleansers
Knives Out
Drumlines
MOAR DAKKA!!!
Mighty Wings
Jump-Starts
Gingervitis Injections
Livin’ in the Land of the Metal Gods
Plus, some MUZAK suggestions from Randale6:
Music for our times
Five Finger Death Punch
Generation Dead:
Disturbed
Rock Out With Your Glock Out
Thot Shots
And finally, here is your Instathot to get the week off to a sufficiently ridiculous start. This is some OnlyFools thot who calls herself “Emilia”, and she is RADIOACTIVE as far as thottery goes. The usual warning applies – look, DO NOT touch.
OK, lads, all done now, back to work.
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