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Participantmpsk is right.
Note to myself: Size does not matter.kultsommer
Participant10+10+10 = 30
5+5+10 = 20
4+4+5 = 13
(some halves) 5+5 x 2 = 20
If multiplication does not take precedence over adding as math rule, that is.
Otherwise it is 15.kultsommer
ParticipantTucker Carlson. Ray of light that I haven’t seen in decades. Maybe there is a hope.
How in the world he got away to bypass, what I thought is a mandatory, agreed-upon list of questions?kultsommer
Participant@citizen
One thing is to disagree with someone and argue on his or hers standing on something (BtTW I never knew about Theresa P. until two days ago. Accidental link from Kunstler’s blog. I am still still interested about that $25 mil lawsuit), but if you go into road rage potty mouthed tail spin about someone’s comment that you do not like – it is not the comment that bothers you, it is something else. Seek help.
Rage that is justified for defending family or a friend you use in unsolicited support for a man who doesn’t know that little- mouse-you even exists. You’ll get ulcer for nothing.
Cut the crap.kultsommer
Participant@citizenx
Brief history:
Reading the posts from Kunstler’s blog yesterday, one posted the the link. I too agreed with the string of comments that followed. I do not know all the details but Scientist does not sue other Scientist for $25 mil – he debates him in open. to start with.
What are you? Unpaid Malone’s lawyer? With your brain I doubt it.
Likewise, I am not affected by your opinion. People, on this site, come and go.
But that’s not what I am posting.
I told you before. Seek professional help.. You need it, but do not know . Yet.kultsommer
ParticipantAlmost forgot that I was to post first about the Picasso from beach series.
Rusty bloody wound at the underarm and smear on the surface below. What was that about? Like “somebody” (aka him) was twisting her upper arm in anger dispute? Could be, given his turbulent relationships. Or diving accident?kultsommer
Participant….for the junk food.
Of course.kultsommer
Participant@thomas
Here is the another one hanging dearly by the nails to “prove me wrong”….
My mere posting that there are cultures that have a heavy-carb diet and are doing well despite the claims that the Keto- is the only ticket to longevity, I am regular to NHK Japanese channel and I see a lot of very old happy people eating rice.
How about that thomas..?
Since I am on it. true good thing about the Keto-diet is that after a while one truly develops utter distaste or the junk food.
Don’t ask me why.kultsommer
Participant@citizenx
I was not aware of 3 videos that you posted. I do not agree with any of them but I am still interested as what she had to say about Malone – especially alphabet agencies connection – if true. See, my very being does not depend on whether I had made mistake that is outside of my profession, that is. Despite your potty mouth I would now contemplate the whole picture.
What you need to worry though, but is beyond your current mental grasp, that your “stupid-ha-ha”, worthy of Olympic gold medal, parading around may come from some deep psychological scars. I am not Jordan Peterson but he would know within three seconds being with you.
Today we know much more as what Covid is all about.
Three years ago – not so much. Everybody remembers daily TAE postings of World wide infections – first single digits then relentless spreading into larger numbers and ares? I confess that I thought then that it was “1918 Spanish 2.0”. Not knowing anything about the field, (planned) lack of any meaningful explanation anywhere, no wonder.kultsommer
ParticipantMore on Malone for those interested.
For me quite a learning curve since I first heard of him
Calm and measured point-by-point presentation for us non-experts to contemplate. That’s all. She’s talking about the man quite capable and willing to sue her for another $25 mil, if nerve strikes..
I think that I learned on this site that his wife’s inspiration and professional hero is Bill Gates. About his close ties with alphabet agencies, that are apparently great lead to lucrative research funding, I’ve learned just yesterday.
A lot of thing revolve around Desmet’s “Mass Formation” theory, that I also agree, relieves perpetrators of recent Covid-crime of any guilt – aka “we’re all confused and under the spell”.
Just me.kultsommer
ParticipantComforting Lies vs Unpleasant Truth cartoon.
Applies in our “discussions” too, where each side rushes to occupy the “right stand”.kultsommer
ParticipantOne link from my recommendation earlier.
Just finished watching. Dr Malone appears to be narcissist / money grabbing prick.
https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/malones-million-dollar-pity-partykultsommer
ParticipantFor those interested:
Today’s comments on Kunstler’s blog touched the current “issue of Dr Malone”.
Personally I never liked the guy. Physical resemblance to Ben Bernanke and my first class b/s professor is the big turn of, thus I have reflective dislike of the “type”.
Easy to locate chain of comments by the date, with links and opinions – see for yourself.kultsommer
Participant@thomas
What happened?
Do tell.kultsommer
ParticipantSpeaking of starches here is Mac-story.
What stared as a prize of a “business philosophy” ended in utter demolish.
Bon appetit!
kultsommer
ParticipantHow I could possibly omit “Italian paradox” with the same follow up.
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ParticipantWhat is important to those without cancer is that excess carbohydrate and sugars in the diet, which push people into insulin-resistance (pre-diabetes, metabolic-syndrome and diabetes) lead to 40% of new cancers.
Miracle of Keto- diet
Cutting out all white starches is something we have been trying for the past month, and it is difficult. Starches/carbs ARE addictive, just like the rat-studies say, and it is hard to think of other ways to prepare meals, leaving off bread, rice and pasta…
True. While there are multitude of other ways to make carb-free, Keto meals are also noticeably expensive. That should be taken in account due to expectation of hard times ahead.
There is that “French paradox” with baguette, where all you need is the butter,bit of cheese, tomato (and glass of wine) to have the heaven producing taste bud experience.
Or “Asian paradox” with excessive use of rice.
In both cases population, in general, is not ravaged by illnesses or subjected to excess deaths at the barely threshold of an old age. Quite the opposite.
So everybody has to figure out as what works for them and what they can afford.kultsommer
ParticipantBut go on and correct me – it’s the CAPITALISTS – ie the ones for free uncoerced exchange of value that are oppressing me, is that it?
See, now you’re stepping in beautiful “theory world” – dog bark and laughter are missing, for sure.
What happened to the real:
“…….sell you the rope to hang him?”“Uncoerced exchange of value” takes place between us and powerless small mom-and pop-shop or production plant, that are increasingly vanishing from the market stage. True decision makers are the high powered psychopaths – ultimate winners in the system.
kultsommer
Participant@jb-hb
Main theme of my post was that an ordinary citizens of the communist regimes always knew as who the oppressor was in their system. Unlike you in your system.
I used normalized in quotation marks precisely because it was never normal – oppressive but far from Stalin’s era.
Pay attention to words in bold.kultsommer
ParticipantWhen you think that things can not get any creepier.
Do not forget to have a yellow ribbons tied to porch posts.kultsommer
Participant…..Newly invented terms enabling them to discover newly-defined traitors, saboteurs, counter-revolutionaries.
Yep. All by communist higher-ups.
Like in the New Economic Plan in 1921, when the Communists realized they were going to fast, causing things to fail, looking like crazy incompetents…..
Here comes you that prompted my reply:
When they WIN, they try to make their new system work, it fails, they persecute evildoers that are ruining their Great Plans
Rule by FEAR that history proves, you know….Stalin’s horrors. Ever heard of them?
While I wrote “70 years of Soviet Union” in my post, I was rather thinking about the conversation than never took place sometimes after Stalin’s death, 1953 and on to 90’s, when things “normalized”.
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ParticipantIn reference to angry comment outbursts as of late. Some comment and insist to convert the opposite side to his or hers opinion as their life depends on it!!!
Commenting is just an exchange of opinions on the site that posters “welcomes different opinions”. Well…not necessarily but still, calm down guys.kultsommer
ParticipantBut that would be Marxism, which thrives on inversion of definitions and a fair bit of projection as well. When they WIN, they try to make their new system work, it fails, they persecute evildoers that are ruining their Great Plans
You are absolutely right jb-hb! in this statement. Probably you are surprised that is coming from kultsommer? On the other hand, “theoretical musings and definition” of the capitalist system you should reserve for some other parallel universe.
You could know but do not want to:
In the entire 70-year existence of Soviet Union and later on in other Socialist countries no “heavily indoctrinated” ordinary citizen EVER uttered those words, after day-in-and-day out observation of his bleak existence:
“You know Volodya, I think that some capitalist contra-revolutionary forces infiltrated OUR beautiful system and ruining the”Great Plan”, so that’s why we are where we are now….” They knew.
Which happened not to be the case with “non-indoctrinated You-guys”.kultsommer
ParticipantRe: BRICS+ will end the US Govt Ponzi scheme without a war.
Catherine Austin Fitts often had that uncomfortable question in her numerous guest appearances:
“Who would push the Red Button”
aka the proverbial mean to make entire US financial structure collapse and clear the way so the next generation has a chance to make something better. Not easy decision since “The Ponzi” is a financial lifeline of just about any aspect of living of the current generation.
Well….the V-R-L-D– (as H. Kissinger would pronounce it) will do it for us.kultsommer
ParticipantGreat interview. Food for thought especially as what Griffin had to say at the end minutes:
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ParticipantLast year year in Peru, while masks were not enforced on the streets, one could not enter the larger supermarket. mall, bank or museums without updated proof of vaccination or better yet, last required booster. People’s vaxx-cards were scrutinized thoroughly by the personnel at the door, creating the long lines on the sidewalk. However, they were less stringent, for the most part, toward those who they “deemed as a tourists”.
That, combined with the “specific batch” in the jabs, may explain GB Syndrome in such a localized outbreak.kultsommer
Participant@thomas….
There is reading, and there is digesting…
and there is smart-assing., I say.
Read Michael’s last post. Man wants to be left alone so stop putting the words in his mouth, for Gods sake!
Here is another one of yours:If he intends to show his current community how they might survive in isolation,
What would be the reason to go separate ways?
Because there was no community to start with, I may say.
Precisely the reason that US will not survive as a Nation once the “Big crash” comes. People will be left on their own while country is awash with “sovereign individuals” emulating John Galt. Which is not to say that I genuinely wish for Mich ta achieve that blissful state in it’s purest form.
I wish I can know what Solzhenitsyn would have thought of strong Russia today?
As the twist of macabre irony. the Country sailed through the collapse of Soviet Union precisely because of the safety net provided by the “equal animal farm” society that they endured, if you will.
Person in Moscow hops on free tram ride to the nearby swap-meet market, sells grandparents silver samovar or chunk from home book library, returns to his/hers apartment (that has not been taken away) with some food provisions, and creates a life sustaining meal using electricity or gas that, again, has not been turned off. In the mean time every household gets money voucher, as part of entire country’s equity divided to the citizens (OK, not necessarily 100% fair).
I am writing this, not out of malice but from the shock of dark shadowy horror that I experienced watching the tent city under the 405 fwy wide overpass in So Cal. US folks are really on their own.kultsommer
Participant@michael
That explains it, then. Sorry for misunderstanding.
Prepare. Easier said than done. Good luck to you.@thomas…
“Lording it over the dumbs’ is really crass, kulto!!! (?????) Doing this kind of project is one of the most wholesome examples to be giving to your community.”While Michael goes:
“I am preparing for survival in isolation.”Make an effort to read first than comprehend the posts before smart-assing.
kultsommer
Participant@michael reid (from yesterday)
I like to free the ideas from the letters….
Trying to imagine what kind of society there would be if every business is suddenly closed overnight with the note on the door that says “Gone working on my dream plot of land”.
It is nice what are you doing but don’t let sense of “personal freedom and independence” get into your head, coz that’s not the case at all..
Isn’t it nice that stores that you must go to for supplies that you can not produce on your own are opened and the “less capable” clerks and who are “dumb enough not to have a piece of land”, are there for you?
Larry Fink happen to have much larger chunk of real estate than you.He possess necessary psychopathic inner infrastructure for a such a task – thus “more capable” than you and even more “free-er”? At some point he may own the adjacent land to yours. In his zeal and desire to squire it he may become keenly interested as what is going on your plot. Remember.the “Law” is on his side, just in case. Would it be fine to have a hovering drones over your power plant given that they are sent by the man “more capable than you”?No Man is an Island
https://web.cs.dal.ca/~johnston/poetry/island.htmlkultsommer
ParticipantAnd none for the little boy
Who lives down the lane.Ayn Rand teaches that little boy should pull himself up by the bootstraps.
“Human beings are born with different capacities. If they are free, they are not equal. And if they are equal, they are not free.”
– Aleksandr SolzhenitsynI understand the sentiment and where Splzhy is coming from but how to explain that Russia after the 90’s total collapse
bounced back so strong as the nation, while the USA….well, Jim K. in his article above tells that better than me?
Dmitry Orlov knows why, BTW. Secret ingredient is a little bit of equality goes long way.kultsommer
Participant…instead as a part of comments on UNZ….
Betterkultsommer
ParticipantLink is better as direct insted part of UNZ comments. So here:
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ParticipantIf we play ‘age-reversal game” on “Dr” Hotez we end up with all to familiar thick lipped fatso from our school years, who talked exactly like he’s talking, have that suspicious gaze through the glasses and disliked by anybody. Formula to become villain:
https://www.unz.com/article/the-collapse-of-the-west-spring-summer-2023/PS:
I am fully aware of my typos on the previous post(s). Still not bad for the ESL but “visual type person”.kultsommer
ParticipantOn the other note:
On this day 1983, Samantha Smith left for the Moscow, being invited to visit the Soviet Union by the president Andropov. Some may say that she had visited the future of the United States, given the striking resemblance to it, four decades later, after the take over by the communists.……Debating myself whether to insert /sarc reminder…..
I clearly remember how I was smitten by the sheer tour the force of sophistication among the gray socialist existence. World has changed and with it my urge to rush with the resolute opinion about any social affairs which are subject to change regardless. I reserve that for the art.
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ParticipantI say all that because THERE IS NO WAY TO MOCK OR LAMBASTE THESE CRIMINALS ENOUGH. Nothing I could say, given 100 years in a courtroom, would adequately cover their ceaseless crimes.
They “take the ball from the ditch out into the clear and continue playing the golf as if nothing unusual happened, while laughing strait into our confused honest faces”. If robbery was done in some old fashion way we would, at least, have some respect for them.
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ParticipantI, for one, will accept mandates from . . . . no one. (Pretty sure that I’m not very alone on that , too.)
Fine.
However think that THEY did “pretty good job in 2021-22“, looking from their perspective. Article states as how confident they are about the “Next”.kultsommer
ParticipantOn more alarming note:
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2023/07/06/nudge-unit-chief-says-uk-will-obey-future-lockdowns-citizens-have-learnt-the-behaviour/I think if we accept and bow to a new round of humiliating mandates we will be “done for good”.
kultsommer
ParticipantSelf-reflection expressed on the photo at the bottom of the blog.
There is a huge road sign in the small town in Republika Srbska that reads:What a Burden to God
The Way We (Serbs) areDrive-by onlookers go: “Yeah….that’s us”
kultsommer
ParticipantGreat to contemplate just about anything.
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ParticipantTo know which hand is saluting, we have to know which direction the soldier is facing — which we cannot know from the silhouette.
You beat me to it.
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