Inflation was first felt in spring 2020 when the meat shortage scare started. Beef prices jumped with the rationale being covid hit processing plants and orders to slaughter hogs. Now consumers and businesses see inflation in all goods and inputs they use. Covid is a large excuse to inflate the massive debts the system has…
Month: September 2021
Winners, Losers and Links
Winners Workers – Wage pressure continues as even MickeyD’s is offering $30K a year. Federal Reserve – They can posture about tapering but some weakness provides cover to keep the spigot open. America’s MIC – Winning the Aussie sub award provides billions. Losers France – Macron could go all out after the AUKUS sub deal…
Mirrored Narratives: A Review of Steelstorm
Submitted by Chet Rollins It’s easy for those in the dissident sphere to converse largely in stale discussions of theory and repetitive rhetorical thought patterns. What’s forgotten is we’re not rational automata, and in the psyche of every man are countless stories, memories, and primal impulses that shape our lives and impact our conception of…
Sexual politics and “The Little Mermaid” (1989)
Ignore the original story; Hans Christian Andersen tapped into something, but he was chewing raw leaf compared to Disney’s crackpipe to the psyche. We’re focused on the 1989 film version that kicked off the Disney renaissance, wherein the pre-internet-saturation generation was permanently mkultra’d into a new consensus mythos via VHS. What did Hollywood manage to…
Winners, Losers and Links
Winners China – They have some of our top generals in their pocket. At least the Resistance generals. Norm MacDonald – He lost his war with cancer but is remembered as one of that last real comedians. Stockholders – More buybacks announced so the market will keep drifting higher. Losers Unvaccinated – They are coming…
Afghan Migrants: European Experience, Criminality Statistics, American Future
By PhoenixPhoenix Americans and Europeans who oppose the mass migration of Afghans into their countries do so for primarily different reasons. Americans focus on the impact of unvetted Afghan migrants on the country’s social fabric and on the risk of terrorism. Europeans focus on migrant crime. Both are understandable given recent events. In the US,…
Density Intensity
Real Estate, a crop that can be harvested every month-Samuel J. LeFrak This is a follow up to my article I had written last year and part one on real estate and population density. It’s no secret that crowds are bad. There was a time not long ago when politicians, environmentalists, engineers, ethnologists and biologists…
Tiger Cub Cope
People are vaxxed and theaters are back. Disney offers their Marvel addicts a fresh dish with the new Shang Chi film. Oh you didn’t know the famous Marvel super hero Shang Chi? That is fine as no one else does either except the comic book store guy from the ’90s. This movie isn’t for you….
9/11 – a Retrospective
There is an ancient Indian saying that something lives only as long as the last person who remembers it. My people have come to trust memory over history. Memory, like fire, is radiant and immutable while history serves only those who seek to control it, those who douse the flame of memory in order to…
Australian Shitshow: And how we burned in the camps
So your government is building camps. This happens. It’s actually pretty common, historically, as the logic of detaining prisoners of war (itself a fairly liberal idea, much more enlightened than the traditional massacre or enslavement and more scalable than ransom) was extended to a domestic or pseudo-domestic population of enemies. Everyone likes to focus on…
The American Sun 