3 Jun 2017
"Childish" Men Being Blamed For Women Having Kids Late!
Dotcom Bubble 2.0?
How Donald Trump’s Presidency Could Inadvertently Lead To A Far Less Powerful Washington D.C.
By Michael Krieger: Before I get started, I want to make it completely clear up front that while I will be discussing the Paris climate change agreement in this post, I am only doing so to make a much broader point about where we are as a
species and where I think we need to go. In a nutshell, I believe
a large percentage of people on this planet posses a slave mentality which essentially revolves around authority worship.
I consider this to be
comparable to a mental illness. It doesn’t matter whether that authority
is Trump, Hillary or the UN, the sickness manifests itself in the same
ways. There’s this conception that big government bodies, or powerful
elected political figures, are indispensable when it comes to telling us
what to do or how to think. Too many people prefer not work on
themselves as individuals, and would rather be told what to do by an
authority figure. This is perverse, unhealthy and it stunts the growth
of the species.
a large percentage of people on this planet posses a slave mentality which essentially revolves around authority worship.
I consider this to be
comparable to a mental illness. It doesn’t matter whether that authority
is Trump, Hillary or the UN, the sickness manifests itself in the same
ways. There’s this conception that big government bodies, or powerful
elected political figures, are indispensable when it comes to telling us
what to do or how to think. Too many people prefer not work on
themselves as individuals, and would rather be told what to do by an
authority figure. This is perverse, unhealthy and it stunts the growth
of the species.Let Palestine Be “Wiped Out,” Sing Jerusalem Day Zio-Nazis + Why does PayPal Discriminate Against Palestinians?
By David Sheen: Every year, Israel’s far-right 'Nazi' [that's what Zionist Jewish press call every other group of Nationalists around the world -Edited AA] religious camp, currently headed by Jewish Home party leader Naftali Bennett, celebrates Israel’s 1967 conquest of East Jerusalem by parading through Palestinian neighborhoods.
After militarized police units clear the parade route of Palestinians, even from the Muslim Quarter, thousands of Israelis assert their territorial and religious claims to the city with a massive march, dancing and singing victory songs.
The “Jerusalem Day Flag Parade” has long been an annual excuse for Jewish dominionists – those who seek to transform Israel from a democratic ethnocracy into a theocratic ethnocracy – to treat the Palestinians of Jerusalem as they generally treat Palestinians in the rest of the occupied West Bank. That is to say, as detested temporary guests whose eventual planned expulsion is openly discussed.
The “Jerusalem Day Flag Parade” has long been an annual excuse for Jewish dominionists – those who seek to transform Israel from a democratic ethnocracy into a theocratic ethnocracy – to treat the Palestinians of Jerusalem as they generally treat Palestinians in the rest of the occupied West Bank. That is to say, as detested temporary guests whose eventual planned expulsion is openly discussed.
This year, the flag paraders were bolder about their plans for ethnic cleansing
than ever before.
than ever before.
Kathy Griffin Abandons Accountability, Slams Trump & Family For "Personally Ruining [Her] Life"
By Tyler Durden: Somehow, Kathy Griffin is now claiming she is the 'victim' of Trump (and his grown children) "personally ruining my life" after her "stunt" earlier in the week
The utter delusion in this brief press statement perfectly sums up the virtue-signaling, holier-than-thou perspective of the liberal/progressive/'celebrity' of today. - Presumably, this is what comes when a generation is taught that there are no consequences.
Enjoy."I'm not afraid of Donald Trump... He's a bully. I've dealt with older white guys trying to keep me down my whole life... He Broke Me"
David Scott - On Anti Fascist Fascists - UK Column
Intro. by Gilad Atzmon: David Scott witnessed the attack on me in Edinburgh two days ago. We were on our way to our literature event. Scott is a fascinating intellect, a scholarly oriented analyst. You want to follow his work.
Where is the Britain that I used to know?
By David Scott: Monday, Newcastle: I was scheduled to talk with Gilad Atzmon about his excellent new book, Being In Time. A few hours before the start, the venue, called The Cluny, cancelled our booking. We went along to alert those coming to a change of venue and to ask the management of The Cluny, a music venue where Gilad has played often over many years, why they felt compelled to exclude us. Their reaction was vitriolic. Vitriolic and weird. The weirdness is the thing.
By David Scott: Monday, Newcastle: I was scheduled to talk with Gilad Atzmon about his excellent new book, Being In Time. A few hours before the start, the venue, called The Cluny, cancelled our booking. We went along to alert those coming to a change of venue and to ask the management of The Cluny, a music venue where Gilad has played often over many years, why they felt compelled to exclude us. Their reaction was vitriolic. Vitriolic and weird. The weirdness is the thing.