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I just saw something about some of America’s nuclear arsenal being technically impossible to update because either the drawings are unavailable or nobody is around anymore that knows the ins and outs of a particular weapon.

It’s the loss of knowledge thing straight out of Warhammer. And it’s all happening deliberately.

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Haha I hadn't considered that Warhammer comparison before, prepare to see it stolen in due course I reckon.

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It's mostly likely generals looking to get more money. Said generals will retire and will wind up as advisors or on boards of the defense companies that will upgrade or make the new missiles.

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Are there any secret tunnels in Warhammer? Asking for six million friends.

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‘Bonfire of teenagers

Which is so high in May north-west sky,

Oh, you should have seen her leave for the Arena,

On the way she turned and waved and smiled ‘Goodbye’. Goodbye.

And the silly people sing ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’.

And the morons sing and sway ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’,

I can assure you I will look back in anger until the day I die.

Bonfire of teenagers,

Which is so high in May north-west sky,

Oh, you should have seen her leave for the Arena.

Only to be vaporised

Vaporised....

Go easy on the killer, Go easy on the killer

Go easy on the killer, Go easy on the killer...

(‘Bonfire of Teenagers’ by Morrissey). The song was written in reaction to the pantomime of state numbing that followed the 2017 Manchester Arena mass slaughter of the innocents. The bomber was able to enter the Arena when a young white British, minimum wage security guard felt too afraid to query the bomber’s huge backpack, for fear of accusations of ‘racism’. We can expect more such events, as lives are sacrificed across the board on the alter of diversity.

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Don’t get angry about being raped, murdered and brutalised; sing stupid songs and light f**king candles ‘tO sHoW oUr SoLiDaRiTy WiTh ThE vIcTiMs’ instead... and the next time, and the time after, and the time after that...

This ridiculous pantomime act cuts me right down to the bone whenever we’re forced to endure it.

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Me too, it makes me feel physically sick. The Nottingham attack in 2023, when the mothers of those two beautiful young people stood on a stage and came out with the same old platitudes, flanked by the mandatory Rabbi and Imam, was a new low. I have children and the thought of them being hacked to death by some hateful wretch...The media blethered their usual rubbish about quiet dignity but, honestly, the mothers looked to me like they just didn’t care. Almost a pathological reaction??? Quite bizarre. Don’t these people have a soul?

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I’ve thought as much myself about the reactions of these people.

None of the public statements of this nature strike me as being the words of parents - or even people close to the victims for that matter - who are devastated by their loss...

Even a good number of normies were astonished or disgusted by the parents’ actions after that particular incident and quite a few that said it was as though they were talking about a complete stranger rather than their child...

I know people react very differently to extreme, emotionally painful and traumatic situations, and I would say it is definitely possible to manipulate someone in such an emotional, broken state. Preying on someone who’s traumatised and devastated like that just to try and contain potential political fallout would make them as sick and evil as whoever actually perpetrated the crime in my opinion, but to get the same insufferable, hyper-politicised woke narrative every time the victim is white and the perpetrators not?

For the mere possibility of a potential ‘hateful’ violent backlash that hasn’t happened then or at any other incident prior, but could happen despite no evidence to suggest an imminent threat of such?

With almost word-for-word predictability?

Every time?

I can’t help but feel that at times there’s also something very much amiss...

Someone who has had someone else close to them get murdered, raped or brutalised in some horrific way and their first, most urgent priority is to make a statement condemning ‘hate’ that hasn’t happened - well it has as it’s the reason their loved ones are maimed or dead, but they obviously have an anti-white axe to grind - and how great and wonderful dieversity is, is either writing or speaking these words on behalf of the parents etc and in which case it is highly likely to be an invention of the speaker/writer.

If it isn’t and they actually do this themselves, well they clearly care more about the attention and their moment in the limelight, reinforcing the narratives of ideological dogma - or both - than they do about their children being murdered, and in which case they either must be mentally unsound or just very backward, cruel people.

It’s still an absolutely disgraceful display in any case!

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Like the reaction of the “parents” after those fake mass-shootings in America. Makes you wonder.

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I know, totally agree and beautifully put. It was interesting how the authentic reaction of the van driver’s relative (at the Nottingham incident) was immediately shut down and given no publicity on the media. He had to go on to Twitter to make his anger heard. PJW made an excellent video not that long after Nottingham, setting out how the government have a special department devoted purely to the management of such incidents. Get the anodyne relatives on board, gag any angry ones, astroturf a grassroots reaction - like the women getting those pathetic tattoos at Manchester and the weird guy in the crowd oh so suddenly reciting poetry. Manchester Arena, Tower Bridge, Nottingham and on and on. Same old reaction. Little wonder that some people have grown suspicious of the whole thing - James Delingpole has just interviewed Richard D Hall on his podcast, and he cites the inauthentic reactions of parents to the deaths of their children as cause to query what the hell is actually going on. Whether you agree with Hall or not, or just think he’s a crazy conspiracy theorist, it’s a very interesting conversation https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-delingpod-the-james-delingpole-podcast/id1449753062?i=1000641012041

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Thanks! Now that you mention it, I do actually remember catching wind of the angry reaction - and silencing - of one of the victim’s family members in the wake of the Nottingham incident.

I watched that PJW video about that! The preemptive measures put in place to quickly take control of the situation before people get angry... I was thinking about that quite recently and even mentioned it briefly to someone, but I couldn’t remember the finer details of it or the source so I didn’t pursue the topic...

I actually thought it was Morgoth who unearthed that one (he might have actually mentioned it as well to be honest) and was trying to cast my mind back to roughly when I heard it to no avail; I’ll be looking that up to re-watch!

You mean those bee tattoos!? I remember someone saying what I thought at the time; why a bee though? I asked people and they didn’t know. I asked people who actually had them and they didn’t know either. They obviously just noticed it’s sudden ubiquity and followed suit the same way as they do every time those revolting ‘pride’ flags start appearing everywhere.

I’m sure that same bee drawing appears in Masonic symbology too...

Thanks for the link - I’ll give that Hall guy a listen to! Most of the time someone is labelled a ‘conspiracy theorist’, I bear in mind that the same sort of people doing the labelling also called people who spoke about grooming gangs conspiracy theorists as well...

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Yes, the bee tattoos! As you rightly say, people were getting them without understanding what they meant...I was living in South Yorkshire then, and had to travel to Manchester for work a fair bit, I saw those tattoos on people at the train station. It was surreal. The whole thing just confounded me - the appropriation of the Oasis song, a song that was a part of my youth in the 90s (which might as well have been life on another planet, it shares nothing in common with life in Britain now)...I hate that song now and cannot listen to it.

The whole thing was sinister and the participants displayed cult like thinking. Richard D Hall has questioned the whole Manchester event; he has also analysed the alleged murder of pro-EU MP Jo Cox in 2016 and, of course, the sinister parents of Madeleine McCann. Interestingly, the first time I ever saw parents reacting to their child’s death/disappearance in that dead-eyed, pathological manner, was the reaction of the McCann parents. They showed not one ounce of authentic despair or panic...Hall has interviewed Peter Hyatt, the very highly regarded behaviour analyst who is often used by the police in murder investigations and, like many of us including the Portuguese police, are convinced of the McCanns guilt

https://youtu.be/uS6ucYudNAo?si=6zAsCQu7C-Rs8qWB

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Grew up in Greater Manchester myself but have not been into the city itself very much; don’t even go to my local town centre anymore now either. The ‘urban vibrancy’ and ‘grey’ feeling of despair and disillusionment (what Morgoth did a belting job of explaining of explaining on his latest livestream - I knew I wasn’t going mental ofer the last few years haha) is just too much for my patience and my sanity!

I used to like that song growing up too; (born in 86 myself) even when it sort of became a cheesy, overplayed but feel-good song played at the end of the night and everyone would be up dancing to it or singing drunkenly along to the words.

Now I’m just immediately and forcibly reminded that psy-op and just feel angry - despite the contrary advice of the lyrics.

I thought the McCann situation was iffy too although I wasn’t completely ‘based’ or red-pilled at that time. What made me think was the sheer amount coverage it got and the constant drama surrounding it for such a long time. Any normal person would feel empathetic towards the little girl but eventually people’s otherwise kindly attitudes just became increasingly cynical; ‘if it was a poor family they wouldn’t give a f**k’ to ‘not this AGAIN!’ to ‘change the record already ffs’.

It was the sheer volume of ongoing media coverage that actually made me begin to change from tired disinterest to suspicion.

Dunblane is another incident that has a thick stench of conspiracy and foul play around it too. While a very tragic incident, it should have been a fairly straightforward case in terms of understanding what happened, yet some details of the case have been classified for a significantly long period of time - it’s been some years since I went down that rabbit hole - but I’m sure it’s a century before it becomes public domain.

Whatever has been classified has obviously been done to protect certain people’s reputations and personal safety from the public by ensuring they’ll be long-dead and thus safe from backlash before the truth comes out. From a darker perspective they might be satisfied that they’ll have wiped out the native population by then - same with a ton of other conspiratorial actions against the people and the nation - and transformed the country into something completely alien decades before that anyway.

I think it’s already approaching the brink of that now although whether it will pan out as they would like remains to be seen.

I’ve thought before that I would love to have a good old rummage around in their archives and unleash a veritable blitzkrieg of decades worth of truth-bombs on the public, but with a lot of people today I fear it would just be people like us who would actually even care though, and that most would just choose ignorance and go along with the usual nonsense charade.

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The blatancy of the anti-white hiring can be masked to a limited extent by changing demographics, although not completely.

So what is the solution? Why are the middle class whites still cheering on mass immigration? How does brainwashing like this work so well? Does it work? Or do they just say nothing?

Why does no one ever discuss the insufferable arrogance of the new recipients of these diversity positions? Their sense of entitlement that companies, cultures and whole societies exist to satisfy some cosmic rebalancing, that we can never do enough to help them get on at our expense. Are we meant to just ignore the resentment driving this? The lack of gratitude? The belief this is all normal as we lose our place in the world?

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To be honest, an area like aviation will force middle class whites to have ''skin in the game'' every time they want to go on holiday.

It's one thing to lazily virtue signal, quite another to have Jaida take them out of their comfort zone 5 miles high.

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I would add medicine to that list. Or really anything that directly affects enough to cut through the forcefield. But what leader will take on this obvious distortion of society?

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And then one day, for no reason at all...

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I can see a lot of libs remaining ethnomasochistic even if we suddenly see a spree of plane crashes. Sad but likely I feel.

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Yes. They have dug in and they are not coming out. They can't. It is their identity. I'd go as far to say even a literal invasion of aliens would not shake them out of it. Our future sanity may not depend on us dissuading them, rather we should identify the lost and let them go. They can go live in their utopia while we rebuild.

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This is why forming our own communities is so key. I am not saying that we should completely give up on normies, we should just not spend too much time on them.

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I agree. A basic entrance requirement is fine to separate the wheat from the chaff. I reckon about 20-30 percent are totally lost. The rest salvageable.

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Yeah, the cries of “muh racism” are going to ring out rather feebly and sound even more hollow and emptier than they already do over the clamour and panic as the commercial passenger jet they’re on is plummeting thousands of feet to the ocean below.

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Ha ha. Amazing. That is one of the more resistant ones too, that the ladies can do it all despite the mountain of evidence on hand-eye coordination differences as well as reaction times.

A positive sign.

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Jan 8Liked by Morgoth

What we're living through is the logical conclusion of Liberalism. The fact that it's incoherent and insane is because Liberalism itself is a fatally flawed ideology, much like Communism, except that it took over two centuries to find out. I don't mean to be black-pilled, it's just that we need the current status quo to crash & burn before it gets better, eg the fall of the Soviet Union, and Russia's rise from the ashes under Putin's leadership.

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The boomers cheer it on because muh pensions need a tax base. Soylennials cheer it on because anything else would make you a racist fucktwaddle, my dude.

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Even at that, we are talking about a level of delusion that is difficult to comprehend. The destruction of nations to avoid discussions about pensions and innate differences in peoples. Plus what seems to emerge from most European states is immigrants sit at 60+ percent unemployment; Sweden, Germany, Ireland etc. That can't be cost effective.

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Well it's all nonsense, yes. They make no economic contribution whatsoever, and even when they do work they merely displace natives. Frequently with generous government assistance.

But noticing that is racist, so.

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Good question mate, it just shows the power of propaganda and how our small-hat friends have mastered it.

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Because articles like this have 200 likes, and regime-approved drivel is seen by millions and quoted by university professors.

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Too true, but the gods see all, and weigh the speaker with his pub-sized audience more favourably in the balance than the vapid millions.

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Hence the Nazi-hunters calling for censorship.

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Jan 8Liked by Morgoth

A piece of paneling falling off in mid-air is probably one of the most embarassing types of failure, just because with respect to mechanical loads generally, in engineering such safety factors are used in the calculations that should effectively rule something like this out for good. Perhaps someone really did forget to attach half the rivets or more. Certainly the DEI agenda is very high on the list of suspects, but perhaps in addition to that aspect there is also the ongoing financialization of Western and in particular American industrial companies. For a person talented in science, there´s more money to be made on the finance track rather than in doing actual engineering work. From the point of view of management, it has become more about squeezing out the last drops of profitability by outsourcing and various esoteric financial shenaigans rather than anything "material" about the product. Of course, one could argue that this itself is the logical Faustian progression of increasing abstraction. It is not so long ago that Russian planes and carriers were considered much less safe than Western ones. Perhaps we will see the day when that general impression becomes the other way around.

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I remember last year listening to a Twitter space thing during the Sam Bankman Freid financial scandal. I was amazed at how bright and intelligent the men talking were, articulate and making references to classic literature. They were finance bros from Wall Street and it dawned on me that this is where all the brains have gone while we're ruled by idiots.

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So true. No seriously smart person would bother going into the cesspit of politics, certainly no smart white male would. They all head into asset management or an occupation equivalently esteemed by Forbes Magazine. The days of us having politicians like Enoch Powell, a prodigious classics scholar and intellectual giant, are well and truly over. Politics is the domain of the midwit and worse now.

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I find the reality that we don't have even one really monied person supporting us as very difficult to accept.

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I know. Our enemies are all powerful and they are everywhere…

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Jan 8Liked by Morgoth

It must have been in the late 90s or early 2000s when it was reported, according to my recollection, that the arithmetic mean of annual compensation at Goldman Sachs was $ 500 K (probably other Wall Street companies were not too far off that mark). Naturally, compensation would skew very much to the top, with top brass making many millions and the lower ranks having more "normal" salaries. Nonetheless, it was and is very evident that no classic industrial company like, say, Ford or GM could compete in terms of salary with the big hitters of Wall Street for highly talented people. Doing actual engineering work when that opportunity exists - which it often does, because finance firms like to hire people that studied engineering - then effectively becomes an irrational decision in terms of costs/benefits for the individual.

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The lack of air traffic controllers is also a dire problem for this very issue. It's a critical and highly stressful occupation for not much financial incentive.

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Jan 8Liked by Morgoth

It very much is the case, many air traffic controllers are overworked due to a staffing crisis caused by DEI and the Obama era transportation secretary, Michael Huerta changing the rules:

"...in 2014, the FAA ditched the AT-SAT – which it had used for decades – and told all the people who had scored 85 or better and were waiting for a job offer that they had to take a brand-new test, called the Biographical Assessment.

This was an online personality test of 114 questions. It asked such things as: The number of different high school sports you played. The number of college credit hours you had in art, music, dance, or drama. Whether you had a job in any of the last three years. It was graded pass/fail, according to mysterious, never-acknowledged criteria.

My guess is that if you played a lot of sports and took no art classes, you were more likely to be black, so you passed."

taken from the UNZ article:

https://www.unz.com/jtaylor/think-twice-before-you-fly/

I would highly recommend reading this article to get the full picture of the crisis in US air traffic.

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I see this myself, when I actually cared to properly invest in the market I was making well above market rates as you can often see pretty quickly the over hyped duds and weed them out if you have a technical knowledge (I was investing in mining and computer chips).

If I was at a bank with authority 10,000,000 I'd make far more than I do as an engineer but I'd go mad. I can garentee we have lost many a potentially good engineer to finance. The fact planes have hardly changed says it all and to me kills all the memes that skunkworks is still 20 years ahead of what we see (also look at the massive teething costs till this day on f35)

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Ifyou are intelligent the only game in town left to survive/get ahead is to ride the coat tails of the great satan and trade stonks and financial assets. Hoover up the crumbs that fall from wall streets banqueting table

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Jan 9Liked by Morgoth

I work in finance (management consultancy).

We have indeed creamed off the brightest. Unfortunately, we put them to work doing the most socially and economically dangerous things. (Structured derivative products). This lasted for roughly thirty years.

The industry has now become the domain of DEI, where midwit infested HR calls the shots. The white mid-fifties men who were in charge are entirely cucked.

So now we face less chance of a spectacular blow up but we are in the alternative scenario which is we are in the middle of a slow burning competency meltdown.

Expect things to stop working, bit by bit. You’ll find interactions with banks ever more trying. Humans from banks will appear more and more uncomprehending of any situation and will talk at cross purposes with you. This has become the norm internally and is leaking out.

As a result and on the bright side it is looking as if CBDC may well be a competency stretch too far. Their are not enough white male nerds to make it work. We may end up using cash far more in decades to come.

Strange to think our freedoms may be protected by the very incompetency that progressivism promotes.

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That's interesting. I was wondering what the hold up was with CBDC.

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Correct, I've spoken to intelligent dudes in those fields who openly admitted over beers that they just want to make 6 figures. There's plenty of indicators that in fact, alot of our brainpower has gone into the parasitic fields of law & finance, causing STEM to stagnate. More reading on this: https://scholars-stage.org/has-technological-progress-stalled/

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"I was amazed at how bright and intelligent the men talking were, articulate and making references to classic literature. They were finance bros from Wall Street and it dawned on me that this is where all the brains have gone while we're ruled by idiots."

The Caesarmen cometh, Morg...

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A few years ago a Canadian train derailed. It was carrying a load of unrefined oil. Burnt the town down. The inquiry found that maintenance had been massively neglected because management had cut personnel to the bone in order to make big line go up on the spreadsheet. Wouldn't surprise me if the personnel responsible were also people of diversity but that would really just be the cherry on top, and equally attributable in the end to the parasitic financial/managerial class.

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Ultimately attributable, I would say. I am skeptical of the "emergent" hypotheses; for all of the talk of secretive technology in the black-budget world, it appears that nothing has been studied so seriously since the wars by the grey eminence as social and psychological praxis, and it seems to me that most of this mismanagement is actually management of scientific subtlety. It may be paranoid to think that it is mirco-managed by the same intent, but micro-management would not be necessary to a true mastery of social forces, having identified the few operative controls.

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Jan 8Liked by Morgoth

Finance is definitely a factor in Boeing's decline. Boeing used to be known as an engineering company, but they bought McDonnell Douglas which was better known as a finance first company. The management style of McDonnell Douglas won out in internal struggles and Boeing is now focused on returning profits to Wall Street instead of producing quality aircraft.

This was described in the book Flying Blind: The 737 Max Tragedy and the Fall of Boeing by Peter Robison. The DEI agenda works very well with financialization, as the DEI labor is usually cheaper than hiring white men. For example, the software of the module that caused two crashes from the 737 Max 8 was largely written by $11/hour Indian programmers. As a software engineer, I can assure you that paying those sort of wages will not attract any competent white men to do the work.

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Yes. My particular branch of engineering has been losing some of the best algorithm developers to finance for a long time. In particular: those who should be really, really good at developing risk reduction analysis are finding better pay in finance.

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Jan 8Liked by Morgoth

My wife has been watching Masterchaf the professionals from last year. They have manged to find every lesbion chef with a wife, and every other contestant is foreign born (Its supposed to be the 'UKay' version) . Interestingly, one of the lesbions opened a pressurised mixer full of boiling sauce that explored in her face. She got minor burns to her chin and had to leave the competition. Then in a single episode a black man and another lesbion both failed to produce a pudding as part of their signature planned meal. The hosts couldn't believe it, saying this has never happened before. The cracks are appearing everywhere.

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Haha and in the most unlikely of places.

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I am amazed they broadcasted that.

The issue I have is because of mainstream censorship ordinary people have no mental framework in which to put this information. Differences between peoples is a banned topic.

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What's indicative about this is that the TV producers would have wanted to find the best minorities available. One can only wonder at what didn't make the cut.

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Sounds terrible to have boiling rice explore your face. Is that a homosexual thing?

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"Airplane!" was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual.

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Airplane was creted by two jews. I also temember the little inncoent white girl being asked how she likes her coffee by the steward,

She replies: "Black, like my men."

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That's another film off my 'to watch' list

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On the competence crisis, this essay was recently brought to my attention:

https://gaiusbaltar.substack.com/p/why-is-the-west-so-weak-and-russia

The thesis is that general competence - the ability to think objectively in a broad range of contexts - is incompatible with ideological capture. Leadership requires both intellect and general competence, however our educational institutions have ceased to operate as an arena for the identification and elevation of those possessing these traits, but instead carefully filter them out in order to keep them from disrupting the ideological capture program.

It's dire but the one thing that makes me hopeful is that the enemy is increasingly clownish. They have deliberately filled their ranks with compliant idiots while pushing the competent outside the tent. Eventually the competent will simply seize control again. Hopefully before planes start falling out of the sky.

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This is good I'll read in full.

The discussion about ''putting the woke away'' fascinates me because really what's being asked is whether or not we're ruled by rational, Machiavellian actors or self destructive lunatics. Are we ruled by Don Corleone or Tony Montana?

I think this year will give us the answer.

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What seems to be happening in real time is a revolt of the renegade elite. Actors such as Musk or Ackman seem to understand the nonviability of woke, and are targeting it and its supporters for removal from the levers of power. Unlike the commissars these men appear to be highly competent. I fancy their chances.

As for the likes of us, I doubt very much they're our friends in the end. They probably see us as potentially just as problematic, albeit not an immediate problem and, to the contrary, of some degree of immediate use in the culture war. The dynamic is similar to that between Franco and the Falange: allies of convenience, but Franco sidelined them in the end.

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I do sometimes wonder if Musk contemplates on the fate of SA. He must see where the West will end up, and he has nine children to consider. All the money in the world means nothing if your life is lived in an armed compound. He is certainly one of the few who has openly criticized open borders. Surely not everyone wants an end to the West and our place in it.

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It seems impossible that SA does not loom large in his mind.

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It must. The decline mirrors his own life. He saw enough before and after, even though he left for Canada in his youth.

He surely cannot buy the tabula rasa bullshit.

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Not to be the swivel eyed crank in this comment stream, but... whoever are the truly privileged actors of power, whom common sense would anyway suggest would not not offer themselves to public attention, they are intelligent enough to leverage a variety of implementation castes by their weaknesses, and that can give the impression of truly contradictory forces at play. That-tribe-so-financially-astute is wielded by banal reward and security, and fulfill their role with quiet efficiency for the most part. The middlebrow European gynocratic management class are moved by their neurosis and the fear of being cast out of comfortable prosperity, and fulfill their roles with embarrassing posturing coupled with plodding reliability. So it goes with the corporate psychopaths, compromised political actors et al; each has a characteristic manipulability and each a distinct character in operation, but each has a role they are fulfilling. I doubt it's going to become any easier to make out the true face of power any time soon, but perhaps it doesn't matter so much; if we recognise the quality of the forces we experience in the public world, we don't need to determine its source to adopt the correct attitude toward us, any more than we need to know the course and tributaries of a poisoned stream to stop drinking poison. I do think that a large, late crowd are going to finally recognise the taste of poison in the year to come though.

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Jan 8Liked by Morgoth

If all this results in the collapse of airlines, then that can only be a good thing.

Just leaves the "small boats" to stop.

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Jan 9Liked by Morgoth

Great article Morgoth, although not nearly as fatal to human existence, the same practices I have observed in the construction industry for a good many years before leaving., Another traditionally white male occupation. Hence why we now have problems building anything from a single house to an infrastructure project on time, on budget, square and plumb.

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Il add this for you Morg, a poem that your piece reminded me of (copy pasted).

'I met a traveller from an antique land,

Who said—“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone

Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand,

Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown,

And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,

Tell that its sculptor well those passions read

Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,

The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed;

And on the pedestal, these words appear:

My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings;

Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!

Nothing beside remains. Round the decay

Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare

The lone and level sands stretch far away.”

The website used:

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/46565/ozymandias

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This slow entropy of western civilisation is a manufactured happening in and of itself.. don't forget the idea is to stop all forms of travel for the masses.. so they will say look it's your fault(humans) can't be trusted any longer ,the infallible A.I must now take over to avoid all possible errors.. they need to shake everyone's confidence in the safety of flying. I'm Avoiding flying for the reasons you stated in the article . I can't see planes being used passed 2030.. private jets only with a handful of "green pass" system approved NPC's being allowed to travel on what will be by then a tiny fleet of passenger planes

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If it stops diversity coming to these shores, it ain't totally a bad thing.

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Jan 9Liked by Morgoth

Lots of writing on this recent phenomenon of failure all throughout western society. It’s been a few years now and people are starting to notice how much we are regressing on all fronts. I fear that it’s just started and we’ve got a long, long way to go before we see any reversal.

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Just when i think of unsubscribing you drop a piece like this. Simply outstanding piece. I have the urge to send this piece (as ive sent the original competency crisis article) to my gay brother attending an ivy league uni. But his ideological fog cannot, unlike his ass, be penetrated.

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Oh ye of little faith.

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Jan 8Liked by Morgoth

The "we might never know" is chilling. I'm 100% certain they WILL find someone to blame here and it will be an ideological enemy. They point is those responsible for that will also be quite satisfied that the true error still exists.

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The DEI/ESG/Affirmative action etc. policies at Boeing & subcontractors are more of a symptom rather than a cause. Not that I'm completely disagreeing! Having been a subcontractor at a Boeing location (and leaving as soon as I could after observing some very severe incompetence), DEI is like fast-growing mold spreading into a foundation with some deep and severe cracks.

I'd recommend reading David Gelles' "The Man Who Broke Capitalism" which includes a discussion of what happened when former General Electric proteges of Jack Welch started managing Boeing.

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I think we will get as far as having to twerk in job interviews before any of this nonsense gets put away.

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