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  • Super Bowl episode 2: the KC tomahawk chop controversy

    Armed With Knowledge - Feb 2nd 2020 3:27pm EST

    Did you know sportsball is an inherently racist sport? The high salary pay-outs can only do so much to mask the true nature of the game, which is streamlined to appeal to racists. The game usually features large, caricatured blacks who take orders in a field and fight, like primitives, over possession of a thing […]

  • The forgotten beauty of national homogeneity: nice things you cannot have

    Armed With Knowledge - Jan 29th 2020 2:28pm EST

    As our nations are transformed by "modernity", "tolerance", "globalism", "diversity" and a never-ending bombardment of buzz-words standing in for the same, non-negotiable policy, there is a clear and distinct effort to prevent anyone from searching for or finding an exit. We see this in the political sphere, with the stonewalling (ex: with Brexit); we also […]

  • Let others make war, you happy Russia, marry (and birth organically)

    Armed With Knowledge - Jan 26th 2020 5:46pm EST

    More than a decade ago, two roads diverged in the world and Russia took the path less taken. More specifically, Russia decided to deal with its shrinking population and fertility crisis by doing the unthinkable: encouraging Russian people to have babies (Recommended reading from 2007: Mass-breeding vs. hyper-immigration: ideological clashes in the midst of Europe’s fertility crisis). […]

  • For folks to poop on: California (Part III)

    Armed With Knowledge - Jan 25th 2020 2:46am EST

    (Part I, Part II, Part III) What is the best indicator of a civilization’s health? Some might say current account figures, GDP or the trade deficit; others might seek out travel advisories or National Security color charts for insight; still others might take a clue from pollution levels or quality-of-life ratings. But what about poop? Poop delivers little information about exports vs.

  • For folks to poop on: East Asia, India and Africa (part II)

    Armed With Knowledge - Jan 20th 2020 9:28pm EST

    (Part I, Part II, Part III) What is the best indicator of a civilization’s health? Some might say current account figures, GDP or the trade deficit; others might seek out travel advisories or National Security color charts for insight; still others might take a clue from pollution levels or quality-of-life ratings. But what about poop? Poop delivers little information about exports vs.

  • For folks to poop on: Western Europe (part I)

    Armed With Knowledge - Jan 17th 2020 4:36pm EST

    (Part I, Part II, Part III) What is the best indicator of a civilization’s health? Some might say current account figures, GDP and the trade deficit; others might seek out travel advisories or National Security color charts for insight; still others might take a clue from pollution levels or quality-of-life ratings. But what about poop? Poop delivers little information about exports vs.

  • SPLC, Antifa and the U.S. military team up to force religious discrimination and destroy lives of servicemen

    Armed With Knowledge - Jan 4th 2020 9:28am EST

    As the Georgia-based Atlanta-Journal Constitution (AJC) reports: Two Georgia men targeted earlier this year by online activists for their associations with radical white extremism have been kicked out of the Army National Guard, following months of investigation. Many details in this story are unclear, because the military has put a lot of red tape up around the […]

  • Have you heard of Heidi Beirich?

    Armed With Knowledge - Dec 29th 2019 7:03am EST

    You probably have not heard of Heidi Beirich. But, chances are, she has heard of you. So, who is she? In 2016, Heidi Beirich was somewhat of a political commissar, drawing a comfortable annual salary of $150,000 (according to IRS filing, plus a further $21,000 in fringe benefits) from the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). […]

  • Actually, the “best decade” ended shortly after it began. But there is hope.

    Armed With Knowledge - Dec 27th 2019 4:40pm EST

    As the 2010s come to a close, Matt Ridley, a highly-regarded media pundit and businessman, felt inclined to pen an editorial for the news magazine Spectator boasting that this had been the "best decade in human history". He gives few explanations, which I have excerpted from the article and inserted in the bullet points below: "global inequality […]

  • Would Christ be condemned by Western mainstream politicians – and banned from Twitter, Facebook and YouTube?

    Armed With Knowledge - Dec 24th 2019 3:48pm EST

    It is something to think about. After all: Christ criticized prominent Jews, which is something that the U.S. government now equates with anti-Semitism. And Christ’s behavior in this regard goes against the user guidelines established by Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and other social media giants. Christ criticized the Jewish group community, and while most of the […]

  • Santa hat: the newest symbol of anti-Semitic extremism?

    Armed With Knowledge - Dec 24th 2019 12:07pm EST

    Just days after an investigation over football game attendees flashing the now-controversial ‘a-ok’ sign, the spotlight has shifted to a discussion over Santa’s hat. The drama began on the internet site Github after this small icon appeared in the interface in place of the usual one: More specifically, a developer replaced the ordinary gear icon in the interface […]

  • Brookings’ darling German journo-careerist puts the tard in libtarded

    Armed With Knowledge - Dec 10th 2019 6:02pm EST

    Modern Germans. They never cease to amaze me. For example, in spite all that has happened under the spell of Angela Merkel and her CDU political party, the Germans keep voting Merkel and the CDU back to power. Imagine being this excited to see that happen: Well, those Germans were. And it begs the question: how can […]

  • Lol: Facebook purges page about the Islamic revolution of 1979

    Armed With Knowledge - Dec 10th 2019 6:02pm EST

    We have already speculated that Facebook’s bid to maintain a global product would lead to a pervasive censorship regime, where the “greatest common denominator” of what is tolerated around the world would be the final product, resulting in only a tiny box of permitted speech. But here is an interesting twist: because Facebook opted to […]

  • Seriously, these are the women at our nation’s top think tanks?

    Armed With Knowledge - Dec 10th 2019 6:02pm EST

    AEI. CATO. Brookings. For as long as I can remember, these were highly-prestigious and credible places of research where the elite of the elite put their minds to work and produced policy papers that influenced America’s biggest decision-makers. But perhaps I speak of a different time – a time when the media was about getting […]