Monday is the worst day of the week for many reasons, not the least of which is the fact that you are expected to come into work all bright-eyed and productive. Yet, more often than not, Monday is an incredibly UNPRODUCTIVE day, because there is always so much thrown at the wall that none of it really sticks.

It is truly a profoundly depressing day, and the sooner one gets it over and done with, the better. Fortunately, that is why the Great Mondaydact Browser Killer exists – to help you do precisely that, as quickly as possible.

For this week’s selection, we kick things off by talking about how Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity – I put them in that order for a reason – is pure corporate cancer. You must do your level best to YEET it out of your organisation as quickly as possible, and we shall see why shortly.

John Stossel explains how sunlight is the greatest possible disinfectant against the cancer of DIEdeology:

RobbyStarbuck shows how the biggest bank in the world is full of woketardery:

He also shows how to take on the whore-media when talking about that horrible crash over the Potomac back in, I think, late January:

And then he takes on Mickey Dee’s:

Plus one about how ending DIEdeology results in INCREASED, not decreased, shareholder value:

I can personally attest to the value of effective gate-keeping. I am heavily involved in corporate recruitment, and I make sure that every time I see even a HINT of something mentioning “DEI” or “LGBTQWTFISTHISSHIT” on a CV, it gets mysteeeeeeeeriously tossed into the paper shredder and never comes back to the surface again.

The result has been a remarkably harmonious corporate environment, based largely on merit and achievement, not grievance-mongering and politics. One cannot escape this entirely, of course, and there is still an inexplicable push for MOAR WAMMENZES!!!!!!, but for the most part, we have been able to keep the barbarians out of the gates.

You must do the same – whether covertly or overtly, you MUST do it. The survival of your company depends on it.

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The Mighty God-Emperor

His Most Illustrious, Noble, August, Benevolent, and Legendary Celestial Majesty, the God-Emperor of Mankind, Donaldus Triumphus Magnus Astra, the First of His Name, the Lion of Midnight, may the Lord bless him and preserve him, laid an absolute smackdown on the Canuckistanis, whom he thinks will thrive as the 51st (mongo) state of America:

Truth be told, adding Canuckistan to America is not going to do either party much good. The Great Frozen North would need to be broken up into about 20 new states. And someone would have to figure out what the hell to do with Quebec – I DO NOT envy whoever has to deal with those crazies.

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#BasedTucker is Based

AMAZING interview, that one – absolutely worth watching and listening to in full.

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Dawn of Battle

The Male Brain has been plenty busy this week, gathering material for us to enjoy on a Monday. We start with a quick one from BeanieBros1 about that horrible abomination of a Snow White remake:

BigThink talks to Andrew Bustamante, former spook, about how the Glowies manipulate you:

TheRarestTom shows you things you wouldn’t believe, if they were not on film:

Ed Weinstein gave a talk at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship about how we are now in a true war for the mind:

What I’ve Learned discusses the Carnivore Diet, and why it genuinely works to heal a lot of chronic conditions:

Nomsy tries to look at the world through SkyNet’s eyes:

Voyager looks at what NASA has been “hiding”, so to speak, about time before time:

Gent Z asks and answers an important question:

Damon Cassidy talks about the crazy, and market-distorting, phenomenon of “ghost jobs”:

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Mind-Expanding Drugs

Your General Knowledge of the week is from Dawn Pine, via The Space Race, about how asteroid mining would actually work:

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Death Smiles At Us All…

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Culture Beats

Mark Dice laughs at the self-inflicted downfall of Robert de Niro, who used to be a great actor, and is now a mere self-parody:

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The very-thoroughly-married couple at Redacted go full Indiana Jones over recent revelations about the location of the Ark of the Covenant:

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Sargon of Akkad aka Carl Benjamin is not amused by Pajeets trying to tell Brits that THEY in fact invented everything useful:

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Sydney Watson cannot quite figure out what the HELL the House of the Devil Mouse was thinking with their ridiculous remake:

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Veterans’ Day

LTC Danny Davis talks to his former boss and good friend, DA KERNEL HIZZSELF!, about the dire need to cut Bellendsky’s criminal regime off at the knees:

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Judge’s Ruling

Judge Nap discusses the seeming incoherence of Drumpf’s foreign policy with Prof. Gilbert Doctorow:

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Дед Сварливый Говорит!

Grandpa Grumpuss grumps, grumpily, about the recent long-form article in The New York F***ing Slimes, which is essentially an attempt to glorify the non-existent achievements of American generals, and to blame the Ukies for failing to follow American advice – in other words, to pretend as though Amerikhastan had nothing to do with the total defeat of 404 – Country Not Found:

As you will see down below from the Greeks, that article completely fails to admit the very real defeats inflicted by the Russians on the Ukrainians, due to vastly superior leadership, logistics, and just plain and simple training.

The reality is that most American generals in the modern US military would not be able to command a battalion in the modern Russian military. The American system of officer education simply CANNOT teach the level of complexity and mathematical knowledge required to run a full military unit above that level. If you look at Russian generals, they think about war as a complex engineering system – most of them have engineering degrees, in fact – and as a series of incredibly difficult mathematical equations that require coefficient estimations and deep analysis to quantify and understand.

Russian generals also happen to read a lot. They are EXTREMELY well educated in war, because they study it as both an art and a science. And, unlike American generals, they have never fallen prey to the kind of military mythology that seems to infect much of the officer class above the level of Major. (Or Commander, in the Navy’s case.)

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Polonium

Ania Konieczek discusses key macroeconomic indicators with Alex Krainer:

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Timeo Danaos Et Donna Ferentes…

The good gentlemen of The Duran dissect that NYFS article in great and compelling detail:

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Bad Medicine

Dr. John Campbell talks about the link between not-vaxxes and cancers:

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Dr. Suneel Dhand looks at the impact Abominable Intelligence will make in healthcare:

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Warriors of Faith

Tha Dizzle shows how DIEdeology has infected schools, to the point where they value Ramadan over Easter:

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Dr. Jay Smith from PfanderFilms and Al-Fadi from CIRA International continue their investigatio into why people turn to Izzlam, even though it is objectively a Satanic death-cult:

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Christian Prince shows how the fake Izzlamick moon-god killed off Mo’Lester the Paedophile Profit (Police Be Upon Him) for being, well, the most obvious false prophet in history:

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Sam Shamoun proves, through nothing more than textual evidence, that Moose Limbs worship a man, not a god:

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Avery from GodLogic Apologetics demonstrates to a Muslimah how blind her faith is:

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Chris at Speaker’s Corner explains the Izzlamick Dilemma in simple (though lengthy) terms:

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Islam Critiqued shows the West the true nature of Izzlam, and the problem that confronts Western societies:

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Manly Men of Manliness

Terrence Popp asks Uncle God-Emperor to take on a key issue:

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Joker from Better Bachelor has a lot of fun watching Shoe0nHead realise that modren wammenzes are COMPLETELY NUCKING FUTS:

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Time for a solid round of WAMMENZES posting their own Ls online. We start with Manosphere Highlights Daily:

And Manosphere:

Then GriffinMind:

Plus Legion of Men:

Let’s round it off with the Eastern perspective from China Unvarnished:

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Burn Paedowood to the Ground

Midnight’s Edge counts the cost to the House of the Devil Mouse of their COLOSSAL f***-up:

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Gary from Nerdrotic does the same:

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The Critical Drinker is not at all impressed by the latest Avengers trailer – or rather, 5.5-HOUR live reveal:

If all they have got left, is to bring back a bunch of big-name actors, for a movie that will almost surely cost US$300M or more to make, then Marvel truly is out of ideas.

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Reading Too Much Into Things

Your Science is F***ing Weird moment of the week is about an interesting new finding that eliminates the need for a theoretical “dark force”:

Physicists in Germany have found an alternative explanation for an anomaly that had previously been interpreted as potential evidence for a mysterious “dark force”. Originally spotted in ytterbium atoms, the anomaly turns out to have a more mundane cause. However, the investigation, which involved high-precision measurements of shifts in ytterbium’s energy levels and the mass ratios of its isotopes, could help us better understand the structure of heavy atomic nuclei and the physics of neutron stars.

Isotopes are forms of an element that have the same number of protons and electrons, but different numbers of neutrons. These different numbers of neutrons produce shifts in the atom’s electronic energy levels. Measuring these so-called isotope shifts is therefore a way of probing the interactions between electrons and neutrons.

In 2020, a team of physicists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US observed an unexpected deviation in the isotope shift of ytterbium. One possible explanation for this deviation was the existence of a new “dark force” that would interact with both ordinary, visible matter and dark matter via hypothetical new force-carrying particles (bosons).

Although dark matter is thought to make up about 85 percent of the universe’s total matter, and its presence can be inferred from the way light bends as it travels towards us from distant galaxies, it has never been detected directly. Evidence for a new, fifth force (in addition to the known strong, weak, electromagnetic and gravitational forces) that acts between ordinary and dark matter would therefore be very exciting.

A team led by Tanja Mehlstäubler from the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) in Braunschweig and Klaus Blaum from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics (MPIK) in Heidelberg has now confirmed that the anomaly is real. However, the PTB-MPIK researchers say it does not stem from a dark force. Instead, it arises from the way the nuclear structure of ytterbium isotopes deforms as more neutrons are added.

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Your long read of the week is from Big Serge, and provides a detailed view of how the Russians are likely to push for the final end to the 404 War, on their terms:

The world is still adjusting to the new kinetic logic of the powerful ISR-Strike nexus which now rules the battlefield. What Kursk demonstrates, however, is that conventional sensibilities about operations are hardly obsolete: if anything, they have become even more important in the age of the FPV drone. Ukraine’s defeat in Kursk ultimately reduces to well-established rules about lines of communication and flank security. Their early defeats in Korenevo and Snagost left their western flank permanently crumpled and thrust them back on a thin logistical chain which was easy for Russian forces to surveil and strike. In a sense, drones have made it possible to vertically envelop enemy forces, isolating frontline groupings with persistent overwatch on supply roads. This was a feature that was largely missing in Bakhmut, where Russian forces were still preferentially using tube artillery rather, but it seems to be a permanent feature of the battlefield going forward, making seemingly antiquated concerns like “lines of communication” more important than ever. Drones matter, but the spatial position of forces matter too.

So where does this leave Ukraine? They’ve now blown a pair of carefully husbanded mechanized packages: one in Zaporizhia in 2023, and now a second in Kursk. In both cases, they were unable to cope with the capability of Russian strike systems to isolate their groupings on the frontline, and with Russian surveillance and strikes on rear assembly areas and bases of support. Their position in Kursk is gone, and they have nothing to show for their efforts.

All theories as to why Ukraine went into Kursk are now a quaint point of speculation. Whether or not they intended to hold some token slice of Russian territory as a bargaining chip is irrelevant, as the slice is gone. More importantly, the theory that Kursk could force a major redeployment of Russian forces has gone awry and now threatens to boomerang on the Ukrainians. Most of the Russian forces in Kursk were redeployed from their grouping in Belgorod, rather than the critical theater in the Donbas (as we noted earlier, while the AFU was running its “diversion” in Kursk, the Russians completely collapsed the southern Donetsk front and pushed up the Dnipro Oblast border).

What’s important to note, however, is that the Kursk front is not going to be scratched off simply because the Russians have ejected Ukraine across the border. In his surprise appearance at the Kursk theater headquarters, Putin noted to need to create a “security zone” around Kursk. This is the Russian parlance for continuing the offensive across the Ukrainian border (and in fact, Russian forces have crossed into Sumy Oblast in several places) to create a buffer zone. This will have the dual purpose of both keeping the front active, preventing Ukraine from redeploying forces back to the Donbas, and preempting any attempt by the AFU to stage forces for a second crack at Kursk. Most likely the Russians will attempt to capture the heights along the border line and position themselves uphill from the Ukrainians, replicating the situation around Kharkov.

In short, having opened a new front in Kursk, the Ukrainians cannot now easily close it. For a force facing severe personnel shortages (read my previous analysis on the parlous state of Ukrainian mobilization if you’d like a refresher), Ukraine’s inability to shorten their frontline creates unwelcome additional stresses. With Russian pressure continuing unabated in the Donbas, we are left wondering whether a doomed 9 month battle for Sudzha was really the best use of Ukraine’s dwindling resources.

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Linkage is good for you:

• Dmitryi Trenin muses about the return of Great Powers competition and the death of liberalism;
• Vitalyi Ryumshin unpacks the problems facing Queef caused by the very ceasefire deal it proposed;
• A geopolitics forum in India shows the sheer disconnect between the West and the rest;
• Graham Hryce explains at great length why the God-Emperor is NOT the bogeyman the Left thinks he is;
• Gabor Stier shows how #BasedOrban is skilfully navigating the treacherous shoals of political currents in Europe, simply by sticking to Hungary’s national interests;
• Murad Sadygadze analyses a rather odd scandal now engulfing the “Teflon Prime Minister” of Israel;
• Dorothy Herson laments the reality of being a STRAWNG EMPOWAHHED WAMMENZ!!!, which turned her into a full-on alcoholic;
• Rachel Marsden documents the ways in which the clearly insane European elites are trying to sell the prospect of all-out war with Russia;
• Paul Craig Roberts has a deeply pessimistic take on the constant need for endless war that obsesses American leadership;
• The devious doings of one George Soros – aka Darth Sidious – take some doing to record and unpack, but they are very nasty indeed;
• Niall McCrae ruminates on the ways in which the whorenalists are trying to convince themselves they didn’t AKSHUALLY lose to the God-Emperor last year;
• DeepSeek is now capable of running on (ultra-)high-end PCs, at a fraction of the cost of the datacentre-based model of OpenAI and other similar competitors;
• Hua Bin explains how DeepSeek’s open-source model, that uses the cheap and simple to leapfrog its competitors, is likely to win in the end;
• ZorinOS, an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution, has replaced Firefox with Brave as its default web browser, and a good thing it did, too;
• The male fixation with BEWBS is evidently hard-wired into our genetics, and that is a VERY good thing;

And some more from Dawn Pine:

• A former Playboy Playmate, and one of Hef’s personal squeezes, explains how the experience left her with permanent psychological scarring – which is not at all surprising;
• A university in New Jersey managed to lose some very ancient fossils in a garbage dump – it’s not quite like losing a flash drive full of Bitcoin, but it’s not far off, either;
• European researchers are trying to figure out how to deal with the hurricane that is the God-Emperor’s impact on their research funding;
• An abandoned ship on the coast of Wales holds a real treasure trove of old-school arcade games, which people are now trying to rescue;
• Hollyweird actor Brad Pitt is learning, to his great cost, that trying to be nice to people can often come at a very high price;
• The ChiComs are taking advantage of the disruption created by the God-Emperor and DOGE to try to snap up potential double-agents;
• A Ukrainian model has been found in terrible condition in Dubai, which tells you a lot about what that place is really like;
• The highest-ranking Soviet defector to the West, Oleg Gordievskiy, passed away recently in PommieBastardLande, aged 86;
• Dating scams are getting pretty elaborate and involved, as women are finding out to their great personal cost these days;
• Recent archaeological findings continue to challenge the conventional view that the Fall of the Roman Empire resulted in a continent-wide Dark Age from the 5th to the 9th Centuries;
• Does anyone still remember Napster? Well, it has now been acquired by a tech startup valued in the BILLIONS, for… reasons;
• And here is your “reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated” moment of the week;

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MUH RUSHIAN KAHLOOOOOOOZHUN!!!

The Neo-Tsar had some EXTREMELY pointed things to say, if the West had bothered to pay attention, while touring the latest Yasen’-M-class nuclear-powered attack submarine of the Northern Fleet:

The Arkhangelsk is, in and of itself, a terrifying weapon. It is a fully modern fourth-generation nuclear attack sub, with the very latest in instruments and sonar, and multiple weapons classes, including navalised 3M14 Kalibr, P800 Oniks, and 3M54 Tsirkon missiles. These range upward from high subsonic, to high supersonic, to hypersonic, ship-killers. And that is before we get to its torpedoes and decoys, which are state-of-the-art.

On top of that, you can see the Neo-Tsar is in a supremely confident mood. He knows Russia is winning, and he is in NO MOOD WHATSOEVER to be merciful to the West.

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HALO Nation

Slayergod Remy aka MintBlitz does his thing while discussing the HALO Infinite sequel – or lack thereof:

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BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!!

Imperial Iterator does an epic examination of the life, and death, and life, and death, and life, and death, and – well, you’ll get the idea – of Vulkan, Primarch of the Salamanders chapter:

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Big Boyz Toyz

Dark Skies looks at the legendary (and incredibly unstable, at low speeds) Saab J-35 Drakken:

And Gus the Eyetie Engineer from Millennium 7 * HistoryTech examines the claim that the F-35 Joint Strike Flying Piano Morris Marina Turducken has a secret “kill switch”:

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Oh No! Anyway…

Wazzocks gonna wazzock:

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Comedy Hour

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Meme Warfare

We begin with some dank memes from The Male Brain:

And given tomorrow’s date:

And now, as LRFotS RobertW likes to say:

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Animal Planet

Your aminules are adorkable moment of the week:

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Real Men Watch REAL Sports

REPS FOR JESUS!!!

Gym beast props this week go to Ken Cooper – who is, admittedly, a ginger:

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Ass-Kicking of the Eight Limbs

They See Me Rollin’…

JUST BLEED!!!

Facefisted

Federer Express

Clean Bowled

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Palate Cleansers

Axe Me Anything

Knives Out

Drumlines

Guitar Heroics

MOAR DAKKA!!!

World of Tanks

Jump-Starts

Gingervitis Injections

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Livin’ in the Land of the Metal Gods

Lock and load, boys, it’s POWER METAL DAY today!!!

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Rock Out With Your Glock Out

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Thot Shots

Finally, here is your Instathot to get the week off to a suitably absurd start. This here is Olga Bednarska, age 27 from Poland, who is best known for being an influenza and a reality TV “star” on the Netherflix show, Too Hot to Handle. I have no idea what that is, since I think most TV is cancer, but apparently, she was also stupid enough to get caught travelling from Phuket, Thailand, to Manchester, PommieBastardLande, with like US$180K worth of the Devil’s Lettuce.

Despite being caught dead to rights, she got an EPIC Poosy Pass, and avoided jail-time for a blatant offence. Hell, she was extremely fortunate it happened on the way FROM Thailand – because getting caught on the way TO Thailand with those kinds of drugs, gets you a potential one-way ticket to DEATH ROW. If it’s just grass, as it was in this case, then I think it comes down to an incredibly lengthy prison sentence.

Southeast Asia takes drug trafficking incredibly seriously. There are Indians who go to great lengths to smuggle poppy-seed into Singapore, which is very much a controlled substance, because that stuff is part of several Indian curry recipes – but it is, of course, also used to manufacture heroin and other opiates. (The hint is in the NAME.) And the Singaporeans do not sit around asking stupid questions, either – if they catch you with that shit, you go straight to Death Row, Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200.

Honestly, this has to be one of the greatest escapes ever recorded – not least because the thot in question did it due to a lack of funds.

So, dumb AND broke. Wife material, plainly…

Anyway, that’s it, back to work now, boys.

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