Previous month:
September 2021
Next month:
November 2021

Taiwan go bye bye

Vox Day: Why the US Will Not Defend Taiwan.

He makes seven points. The fifth and seventh are the most significant.

If the Chinese leadership is smart and patient, then they can own Taiwan without any military conflict. The US as an entity will come to an end within the next two decades. The question of will the US or will it not will be moot. The Taiwanese have been living a soft, comfortable existence for many years. Given a stark choice between assaulted by an overwhelming military machine or simply giving up their fickle autonomy, they'll take the easy path.

Vox is right. China doesn't need to start a conflict because they have become so powerful. Merely the threat of war will be sufficient. That's the most likely outcome.


Basic reality

It's both. If your job can be performed by millions of other people in the country, then it's low-skilled work. Given the Iron Laws of Supply and Demand, it follows that you'll also get low pay. It is what it is.


Fake science

Trusting the government and the pharma mafia leads to this:


The oppression never ends

Won't you feel sorry for this Poor Oppressed Negro?

The student accused of opening fire at a Texas high school had been bullied over his financially “blessed” family, fancy clothes and $35,000 car — and bought a handgun for protection, his relatives say. [...]

Simpkins — who was accused of firing a .45-caliber handgun during a fight with another student — lives in a $400,000 home with his grandmother, Lillie, and drives a 2018 Dodge Charger, the Daily Mail reported.


Behold the science

European Journal of Epidemiology: Increases in COVID-19 are unrelated to levels of vaccination across 68 countries and 2947 counties in the United States.

When vaccine fiction meets reality:

[...] in a report released from the Ministry of Health in Israel, the effectiveness of 2 doses of the BNT162b2 (Pfizer-BioNTech) vaccine against preventing COVID-19 infection was reported to be 39% [6], substantially lower than the trial efficacy of 96% [7].

Pfizer got billions of $$$ for this pfake vaccine and now they want more for their extra useless jabs. One wonders just how much they paid the politicians.


Prime Minister Zoolander has spoken!

CBC News:

As of Oct. 30, all travellers aged 12 and older taking flights leaving Canadian airports or travelling on VIA Rail and Rocky Mountaineer trains must be fully vaccinated before boarding. Marine passengers on non-essential passenger vessels like cruise ships must also complete the vaccination series before travelling.

Trudeau talked for over a year about how there won't be a vaccine passport. Then, as soon as over half of the population got jabbed, he flipped. He knows he has the dumb majority on his side. These rules will impact just over 10% of the population.

Based on a CBC News estimate, there are still more than four million people over the age of 12 who have chosen to avoid a shot altogether, or to wait for a later date.

"Vaccine mandates work," Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said, adding that some of the unvaccinated are not firmly opposed to the shots but simply need a "nudge to get them to take this action."

Yeah, can't have that pesky control group.


"Experiment on humanity"

A scientist presents lots of concerning patterns from the "vaccines".

Evil corporation run on Covid money:

The US has 44 million people who got Covid and survived. Assuming that full vaccination counts as two shots and only 20 million of those people are retarded, then at $25 a jab, that's $1 billion. No wonder, these pharma companies are completely ignoring natural immunity.


Lies for $$$$!

Hundreds of millions of people across the globe trusted SCIENCE! and got jabbed. It doesn't even fucking work. I heard from an Asian source that ten people in the local area tested positive for covid. Exactly half of them were fully vaccinated.


Losing trust

Vox Day:

I haven’t believed a word coming out of the medical science community since the whole Food Pyramid thing was conclusively proven to be backwards. While most Americans duly ate more bread and pasta while reducing their fat consumption and became overweight, I kept the weight off because I saw how people who ate more meat and less carbohydrates lost weight and stayed in shape. Of course, I was already skeptical due to the flip-flopping on whether it was butter or margarine that was good for you.

It’s not that the individual general practitioners are always wrong, the problem is that the medical community as a whole doesn’t hesitate to lie any more than the media does.

Yup. The Food Pyramid is completely backwards. Following it basically guarantees that one becomes and stays unhealthy. I still remember how one of my colleagues was horrified to learn that I used to eat three boiled eggs for breakfast. OMG, too much cholesterol. So bad for you. This is the same guy who would go through an entire bag of Oreos for his late night snacks.

Anyway, while the lies about history and the latest news are easily propagated and difficult to see through, the falsehoods about health can be simply refuted by personal experience. Those who lost strong sons and lively daughters to a "vaccine" learned this the hard way.


Colored bodies

Instapundit:

[...] a question for Charles Blow: “Why do so many Black people around the world want to leave their Black governed countries, free of the evils of racism, to come to a nation where they will be oppressed by the systematic racism?”

Nationalists around the West should call the leftists on their bullshit and use this as rhetoric to shut down immigration: We should stop the oppression of colored people by not letting them into our countries.


A big tax on the poor

Food prices are playing catch up with real estate insanity:

According to Statistics Canada, food prices are up 2.7 per cent over the past 12 months. But, new research from Dalhousie University’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab published Wednesday shows the food inflation rate in Canada is closer to five per cent.

Meat products have seen the largest price spike, with Statistics Canada data noting those products have become 10 per cent more expensive over the past six months.

At my local grocery store, prime rib roast used to be on sale for $5 per pound three years ago. Last year, it was $7. Today? $9.

Canadians have also noticed increasing use of a strategy known as “shrinkflation,” the study found, whereby food producers sell products with less quantities or volume without reducing the price. Almost three quarters of respondents (73.5 per cent) said they were aware of certain food products that have shrunk, despite prices either remaining the same or increasing.

Oh, that has been happening for many years. It's quite common with snack bars, chips, cookies, ice cream, etc. The most recent that I've noticed is bags of chips from 300 grams to 200 or 200 to 150 grams.