Well, here we are, with yet another awful, dreary, miserable, depressing, and terrible Monday. The fact that it is the first working day in June, makes things much, much worse, of course – because we all know what this month is, at least in the Western world.
It is, of course, the month in which we all are forced to celebrate sin, debauchery, and perversion. It is PRIDE month.
And it is highly ironic, if you take more than three seconds to think about it, that the people who claim “love is love”, have named this month after the greatest of the sins, the one that caused Lucifer to fall from Heaven during the first of the great rebellions against God. Of course, that naming convention is entirely deliberate. Once you awaken to the realities of Clown World, and you understand that there are not-very-subtle subtexts within the inverting word-spells their wizards try to weave around you, then it is fairly straightforward to see things the right way up.
With “Pride” month, the inversion involves celebrating the worst of sins, as though it is a virtue. And we know what the consequences of that are – the Big Fella Upstairs made that pretty clear when He scoured Sodom and Gomorrah (and the surrounding cities) clean, by igniting sulphur to temperatures that straight-up fried anything within reach.
Interestingly, though, something about “Pride” month this year is… different. It is not nearly as in-your-face as it was in previous years. Let us take a look through the eyes of some of the best pundits on the culture.
First up, Mark Dice:
And Joker:
I am not a fan of Asmongold, as a general rule – his takes on the 404 War and the Gazacaust strike me as astoundingly poorly informed, but then, he is basically a Twitch gamer – but this one is interesting:
Finally, Think Before You Sleep:
Indeed, something has changed. I can look through LinkedIn right now, and I see very few instances of big companies that have changed their logos to that stupid rainbow colour scheme. I cantered through the likes of Microsoft, Amazon, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Bain & Co, Deloitte, KPMG, McKinsey, and so on.
Of that entire bunch of woketard companies, only the last one has made a change to its logo. The rest simply have some pabulum on their LinkedIn sites about celebrating “diversity” and “embracing our intersectional identities” and other such nonsense. But they have not done what they did in years past, and switched over to the Rainbow Swastika.
Slowly, quietly, it appears that “pride” is dying out. And well past time for it, too.
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, let him rule for 40,000 years!, finally tells us what he really thinks about Bellendsky the Narcofuehrer of Queef:
#BasedTucker is Based
Dawn of Battle
The Male Brain has loads to keep us busy at the beginning of Pride Month (God help us all). We kick off with a short about why the friends of psychopaths, are friends of theirs:
PsycHacks explains the rise of Beta males, as a natural reaction to the pressures of the dating market:
Sargon of Akkad, aka Carl Benjamin, unpacks a very interesting pro-natalist set of policies in, of all places, Mongolia, that did a great job at changing the mindset of women around childbearing:
Alux.com analyses the longstanding folk wisdom about how family fortunes dissipate over three generations:
Feral Historian unpacks the economic philosophy behind Star Trek, where the society has supposedly solved the central problem of scarcity, that defines every type of government structure:
Mind-Expanding Drugs
Your General Knowledge Corner of the Week comes from Dawn Pine, and
Death Smiles At Us All…
Poli-Ticking Off
The very-thoroughly-married couple at Redacted amuse themselves (and the audience) by analysing the “slap heard ‘round the world”:
PJW is unimpressed by the signature French style of celebrating sportzball victories (and losses):
Lord Razor of the Fist Clan rants, as only he can, about intrusive government surveillance:
Veterans’ Day
LTC Danny Davis talks to his former boss and good friend, DA KERNEL HIZZSELF!, about the choices between bad and worse that face the West in the 404 War:
Judge’s Ruling
Judge Nap gets a hot take from Larry Johnson about the Ukrainian “Operation Spiderweb”, which resulted in significant, but not severe, damage to the Russian strategic bomber fleet:
MUH RUSHIAN KAHLOOOOOOOZHUN!!!
Царь Приказывает
The Neo-Tsar spoke in an unusually forthright manner about Finland’s claim that it can build nuclear icebreakers for the FUSA:
Дед Сварливый Говорит!
Grandpa Grumpuss grumps, grumpily, about the difference between China’s manufacturing capabilities, and Russia’s – the former is still beholden to Western technical assistance and knowledge, whereas the latter, though much smaller and less powerful, is almost entirely sovereign:
Дядя Стас Всё Вспоминает
Stanislav Krapivnik – former US Army officer, with an MBA related to the oil industry, a background in energy and supply chain management, and now experience as a volunteer in the Russian military – explains the harsh reality that Drumpf now owns the 404 War, and evidently has no clue how to untangle himself from that mess:
Polonium
Ania Konieczek talks to Alex Krainer about investments and geopolitics:
Timeo Danaos Et Donna Ferentes…
The good gentlemen of The Duran discuss the return of Great Power politics and “spheres of influence”:
Bad Medicine
Dr. John Campbell analyses the latest UK excess deaths statistics:
Dr. Suneel Dhand is a bit surprised by the reaction people had to his very sensible refusal to take the flu jab:
Warriors of Faith
Tha Dizzle has some rather kind things to say about Tommy Robinson’s return to the Lord during his prison stint:
It is important to note that, whatever you think of Mr. Robinson – and I think he is a Zionist, but a genuine patriot at heart who has lost a very great deal for his personal convictions – he was subjected to true torture during his time in the clink. The British authorities put him in solitary confinement for months on end. This really is mental torture – designed to isolate you and destroy your mind. And it works.
But Mr. Robinson came out of that ordeal looking and sounding entirely sane – in fact, he sounded like he had received wisdom, comfort, and healing grace. Which, of course, is exactly what happens when you spend an extended amount of time talking with God.
Avery from GodLogic Apologetics visited Hyde Park in London recently, and took on one of Izzlam’s most hilariously stupid dawahgandists, Lily Dawah. The clown actually thought he had Avery cornered with a supposedly brilliant argument – and you have to see what happens when the same Chef Logic turns the tables on Li’l Lily. You can actually see the look on Lily’s face when he realises what a colossal cock-up he has made:
This, gentlemen, is why we are winning. The warriors of Christ are fighting the good fight, within nothing more than the truth and the Word of God, who is Jesus, on our side. No force on Earth can withstand them. The Moose Limbs who keep trying – and failing – to take on the Bible, always end up cooked over the same exact problems they try to find with our Scriptures. We have answers – they have dilemmas.
Dr. Jay Smith from PfanderFilms and Al-Fadi from CIRA International expose the lie of the supposedly “perfect” Koran:
Chris At Speaker’s Corner exposes the grift of a particularly greedy dawahgandist:
Manly Men of Manliness
Terrence Popp reckons the dating prospects for women are really NOT good, at all:
Psychrypt explains the stark realities of nature that have made women acquisitive for resources:
Charisma on Command unpacks a rather strange change in the standards of maculinity over time:
Thinkify shows you the true value that women place on men – and it is not material, it is emotional:
And now let’s have a round of STRAWNG INDEPENDENTISS WAMMENZES!!! posting their own Ls online, starting with Manosphere:
Then Manosphere Highlights Daily:
Plus Legion of Men:
Finally, the Eastern perspective, from China Unvarnished:
Burn Paedowood to the Ground
Midnight’s Edge dissects the final instalment of the Mission: Impossible franchise:
Gary from Nerdrotic is delighted to see the self-destruction of Paedowood:
The Critical Drinker is completely unsurprised by the self-destruction of The Last of Us Season 2:
Reading Too Much Into Things
Your Science is F***ing Weird moment of the week is from The Male Brain, and looks at how engineers have managed to make a “lichen” – a hybrid between a robot and a material:
In a study that echoes scenes from the Transformers movie franchise, engineers at Princeton University have developed a material capable of expanding, changing shape, moving, and responding to electromagnetic commands like a remotely controlled robot even though it lacks any motor or internal gears.
“You can transform between a material and a robot, and it is controllable with an external magnetic field,” said Glaucio Paulino, the Margareta Engman Augustine Professor of Engineering at Princeton.
In a study recently published in Nature, the researchers explain how they took inspiration from origami, the art of paper folding, to design a structure that bridges the gap between robotics and materials science. The result is a metamaterial, a type of engineered material whose unique properties stem from its physical structure rather than its chemical makeup.
The team created it using a blend of basic plastics and specially designed magnetic composites. By applying a magnetic field, they could alter the material’s structure, enabling it to expand, move, and bend in various directions, all without direct contact.
Also, from The Male Brain, here is something really cool via ESA Extras – the sound of the reversal of Earth’s magnetic field:
Your long read of the week is from The War Zone, and goes into detail about how the Houthis managed to detect and threaten the supposedly SOOPER SEEKRIT F-35 Joint Strike Flying Piano Morris Marina Turducken:
Though details remain limited, the Houthis got worryingly close to downing a U.S. F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, and reportedly several American F-16 Vipers, during a surge in airstrikes on targets in Yemen this spring. Houthi air defense capabilities are largely rudimentary, but this also makes them a unique and vexing challenge for American combat aircraft. Made up of mainly mobile systems, they can appear virtually anywhere, disrupting carefully laid mission plans. Many of them are also improvised, leveraging non-traditional passive infrared sensors and jury-rigged air-to-air missiles that provide little to no early warning of a threat, let alone an incoming attack.
Last month, TWZ published a deep dive feature on the Yemeni militants’ air defense arsenal that you can access here. You can also get up to speed about what is known about the Houthis’ attempted intercepts of U.S. crewed combat jets earlier this year in our initial reporting here.
Houthi air defenses appear to have prompted an increased use of stealthy aircraft like the F-35, especially for direct strikes on targets in Yemen, as well as costly standoff munitions, in recent months. The U.S. military launched its expanded campaign of strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, dubbed Operation Rough Rider, in March. Last week, the U.S. government announced a ceasefire with the militant group, which authorities in Oman had helped broker.
As it stands now, it is unknown what missile or missiles the Houthis fired at the F-35. Other details that would allow for a full assessment of that engagement, as well as the reported attempted intercepts of the F-16s, are yet to emerge.
To provide some general context, when it comes to the F-35, on top of its stealth design, the jet has a powerful built-in electronic warfare suite, as well as the ability to employ expendable countermeasures and the capacity to use towed decoys. However, this does not mean it is invulnerable to detection or interception, as TWZ has previously written:
“The F-35 … is designed with its own highly-integrated, highly-advanced AN/ASQ-239 electronic warfare system. It takes advantage of its active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar and the antennas that are buried along the edges of its wings and control surfaces and beneath its skin. This capability allows the F-35 to ‘self-escort’ to the target area and back, taking on enemy emitters electronically that it may have trouble staying far enough away from to evade detection entirely. This same electronic warfare suite and the jet’s high degree of sensor fusion offers F-35 pilots the ability to make rapid decisions regarding their survivability on the fly. They can decide to destroy threatening emitters that may pop-up in their way, and new weapons are being developed to do this quickly and over relatively long ranges, or to avoid the threat entirely if possible, or to try to blind and confuse it via electronic attacks, allowing the F-35 to sneak by unscathed.”
“This electronic warfare capability gives the jet an enhanced degree of survivability and helps offset reliance on its low-observable design alone, which does have its weaknesses. Beyond being optimized to defeat higher-frequency fire control radars, like those that operate on and around the X band, the rear of the F-35 has been a bit controversial as its perceived radar cross-section is larger than some would like, possibly leaving it vulnerable to detection and even engagement from rear aspects.”
Even in its most stealthy configuration, an F-35 also has to open its internal bays to employ air-to-air and air-to-ground munitions, which offers an enemy a brief opportunity to detect it at much greater distances on radar.
Linkage is good for you:
- Fyodor Lukyanov reckons the God-Emperor is finally moving toward the Neo-Tsar’s way of looking at the world;
- Timofey Bordachev points to the rise of Eurasia as something the Europeans need to get comfortable with, because otherwise they will become totally irrelevant;
- Sergey Poletayev explains the consequences of the call between the two, which seemed – at least for a while – to force Drumpf to face reality;
- Peter Haenseler has absolutely no patience for moralising German lectures about supposed “war crimes” committed by the Russians in the 404 War;
- Tim Kirby points out the fundamental truth that the Second Amendment to the US Constitution is precisely what would prevent the TCC goons from abducting men off the streets of 404;
- Nadezhda Romanenko points out some harsh truths that Western whore-media refuses to tell you about the Ukrainian drone-strikes against Russia;
- The Russian General Staff – an organisation older than the FUSA is – know how to fight war, because they read voraciously, and apply what they learn;
- The Chinks appear to have supplied the Orcs with laser-based anti-drone weapons, and those are proving highly effective for SHORAD purposes;
- Paul Craig Roberts fears for the future of the MAGA movement, as it is actively being disassembled by the Establishment;
- Robert Bridge absolutely eviscerates Mutti Merkel over her latest idiocies concerning the closing of European borders – the necessity of which SHE CREATED;
- Rachel Marsden works to figure out the meaning of the “slap heard round the world”;
- Dmitry Samoilov tells us why we should feel at least some sympathy for Emanuelle Micron, who just got beaten up by his beard;
- Hua Bin reckons the Pajeets celebrated an entirely illusory “victory” over the Pakis – who knows if he is right, since he is doing quite a bit of “China Rah-Rah” in his piece;
- Daniel Greenfield elaborates on the sobering death toll of the BLM riots that has led to the current wave of “Black Fatigue”;
- The Krauts seem to think they can credibly assemble, man, staff, and supply an entire tank brigade over in Lithuania, which is laughably dumb even for them;
- Syria’s former headchopper turned leader is now being threatened by even nastier headchoppers in his own government;
- Murad Sadygadze tries to figure out Drumpf’s game in Syria, what with his willingness to lift sanctions and pose with the headchopper-in-chief;
- John F. Di Leo explains how admissions to elite US colleges are a part of the Great Game of geopoltiics;
- Ricochet Cafe analyses the ways in which the God-Emperor is changing the world, for better or worse;
- Andrea Widburg breaks down the data to show why cannabis is dangerous in ALL forms, regardless of how you use it, and how much you consume;
- The Frogs want to ban cash, which is a move entirely about naked control over the population;
- Google has just released an AI-powered coding “assistant” that actually does the job for you on even complex projects;
- Dr. Mathew Maavak is not impressed by arguments that Abominable Intelligence is going to take over the world – it is still far too stupid and fallible, and will remain so for a while;
- You could, if you want, get rid of WinDOZE on your gaming laptop, and replace it with SteamOS, and it would work pretty well;
And some more from Dawn Pine:
- Scientists have recently unearthed an almost complete dinosaur skeleton, with its skin intact – which the article fails to mention, COMPLETELY UPENDS the standard story of the geological timeline;
- A woman does the Good Samaritan act exceptionally well, by cleaning up people’s houses to alleviate their mental health problems;
- The world’s top chess Grandmaster played a single game against 140,000 people – and apparently, that is how many people it takes to push a draw against a man whose mind moves at lightning speed;
- You would think this story came out of Floriduh, but it didn’t – it is actually from Buffalo, NY;
- To precisely NOBODY’S surprise, Abominable Intelligence is heavily biased toward the Left – because its programmers are biased that way;
- Right, who had “giant super fast asteroid coming within 7 million kilometres of Earth” in the Doomsday Apocalypse Bingo Sweepstakes for May 2025?;
- A former vegan who regressed back to carnism reveals how switching to a high-fat, low-processed-foods diet is GOOD for you;
- Australia’s biggest whore reveals how easy it was to bang 100 men an hour for 6 hours straight – at this point, I think it’s safe to say that we let Women’s Lib go WAY TOO FAR;
- The Turks have made it clear that they will no longer tolerate fat bastards in public, which is hilarious if you’ve ever been there;
- A VPN company didn’t realise it offered its own customers lifetime subscriptions, and now is surprised when those same customers are really pissed that the company will not honour the offers;
- Remember that Amazon tribe that apparently got hooked on PR0N thanks to mobile phones? They got pissed at the NYFS for saying so, and are now suing the bastards;
- The US military has figured out how to use lasers to cook popcorn at a distance of over 5 miles – your tax dollars at work, my friends;
- The dark side of sperm donations shows itself when you end up with kids inheriting cancers from their unknown fathers;
- The Dominican Republic shows us all how to end birthright citizenship – by kicking out pregnant women to neighbouring Haiti;
- Abominable Intelligence is getting a little too abominable – one model tried to blackmail its creators when they attempted to take it offline;
- The same thing happened again with an OpenAI LLM – which indicates we might just be getting close to a SkyNet moment…;
- My dad is a deep sleeper, but this guy, who slept through a literal ship crashing into his garden (not a small ship, either) takes the cake;
- Seth Mandel over at Commentary is all pissy about the fact that Israel got booed at Eurovision;
- White men are worried (with good reason) about being cancelled by the insane woke politics of PommieBastardLande;
- A European low-cost airline wants to fly routes with literal standing-room only, which strikes me as amazingly dumb;
- The Chinks might just be able to jam GPS signals – which will not bother them, they have long since launched their own analogue for their domestic use;
- A woman in ‘Straya (no, not Annie Knight) is being paid a lot of money to travel around the world and get shitfaced;
- There is apparently a planetary anomaly under the Earth’s crust, which we are supposed to get all panicky about;
- A bit of good news here – Drumpf’s war on the DIE idiots has resulted in thousands of those useless jobs being lost and culled;
HALO Nation
Slayergod Remy aka MintBlitz does his thing while discussing the latest news about the follow-on to HALO Infinite – which is being handled in a really dumb way:
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!!
Imperial Iterator recounts the story of the legendary Garviel Loken:
Big Boyz Toyz
The world’s busiest bald YOOTOOBER discusses the Russian Su-57 on Megaprojects:
The comments section is a real trip – it is full of NAFOtards who think the Su-57 is all hat and no trousers, when, in reality, it is the most thoroughly combat-tested fifth-generation fighter in the entire world.
Found and Explained talks about China’s “4++-generation” single-engine fighter, the J-10C, which the Pakis used with exceptionally devastating effect against the Pajeets recently:
Yarnhub tells a fascinating story from Gulf War I:
Dark Skies has a great one about the Douglas A-26 Invader:
Oh No! Anyway…
Wazzocks gonna wazzock:
Comedy Hour
Meme Warfare
We begin with some dank memes from The Male Brain:
Who will shout “Racist” first?
And now, as LRFotS RobertW likes to say:
Animal Planet
Your aminules are adorkable moment of the week:
Real Men Watch REAL Sports
REPS FOR JESUS!!!
Gym beast props this week go to the Wolf King, Leman Russ Russel Orhii:
Ass-Kicking of the Eight Limbs
They See Me Rollin’…
JUST BLEED!!!
Federer Express
Palate Cleansers
Axe Me Anything
Knives Out
Arrows Fly
Drumlines
Guitar Heroics
MOAR DAKKA!!!
Flying Heavy Metal
Jump-Starts
Gingervitis Injections
Livin’ in the Land of the Metal Gods
Rock Out With Your Glock Out
Thot Shots
Right, since I missed last week’s instalment, this week you get a double-header of drastic plastic fantastic bimbos. First up, Monika Wojtunik, age 40, from Poland:
And second, Rachel Grimwood-Martyr, age 22 from Australia – where, as we are legally required to remind you, LITERALLY EVERYTHING WANTS TO KILL YOU AND EAT YOUR EYEBALLS FOR JUJUBEES!!!!!!:
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Sometimes, Didact, I question your sense of beauty…or maybe your sense of humor. Monica there looks like she needs her bolts tigtened.
The way I see it, on Mondays, we all need a dose of ridiculousness to keep our minds off the horrors of the day 🤣