Forwarded from Vincent James
This is interesting. Demographic breakdown of different cabinets since Clinton.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/datadistribution/1010
https://news.1rj.ru/str/datadistribution/1010
Forwarded from Red Ice TV (app banned)
Replacement isn't happening but here are just a few of the NGO's and organizations that are dedicated to making it happen (while making money on it).
Forwarded from Clann na nGael
You can clearly see how, in an attempt to just be left alone, the Gael has been pushed further and further west.
If ground is not held and made up in fact, soon all the Gaels will be in the atlantic.
If ground is not held and made up in fact, soon all the Gaels will be in the atlantic.
Forwarded from Traditional Britain Group
If the British people could see under the hood to better understand a breakdown of the background of state welfare recipients that their taxes were supporting, would they be so willing to continue?
Art: https://archive.ph/2QYjb
Art: https://archive.ph/2QYjb
Forwarded from The Titanist
“Music isn’t worse, you’re just getting too old” doesn’t work as an excuse anymore. 24/7 Autotune mumble rap with no key changes and trap beats any teenager could pull off really is the norm now.
Forwarded from Climate Ireland
Greenland is having its strongest start to a snow/ice season on record in books dating back to 1981.
@ClimateIreland
@ClimateIreland
Forwarded from Race Realism Channel
Mesolithic Western Europeans (WHG), like Cheddar Man, were not "Black":
In racial terms, 'Black' means Sub-Saharan African, but WHG had European facial features and were as genetically distinct from Africans as modern Europeans are. Their Paleolithic European ancestors were also not African.
It is also impossible that WHG had black skin for two reasons:
1. Black skin is caused by gene variants (MFSD12) that are exclusive to Australo-Melanesians and Africans and not found in ancient or modern Eurasians.
2. Ancient Eurasians quickly evolved lighter skin immediately after leaving Africa, even before the European and East Asian populations had diverged.
The genetic model used to predict WHG as black-skinned (HIrisplex-S) also predicts light-skinned and tanned East Asians as black-skinned. In other populations, it predicts light skin as tanned, tanned skin as dark, and dark skin as black.
The model does not include MFSD12, even though these variants were discovered before it was created.
Conclusion: HOAX!
In racial terms, 'Black' means Sub-Saharan African, but WHG had European facial features and were as genetically distinct from Africans as modern Europeans are. Their Paleolithic European ancestors were also not African.
It is also impossible that WHG had black skin for two reasons:
1. Black skin is caused by gene variants (MFSD12) that are exclusive to Australo-Melanesians and Africans and not found in ancient or modern Eurasians.
2. Ancient Eurasians quickly evolved lighter skin immediately after leaving Africa, even before the European and East Asian populations had diverged.
The genetic model used to predict WHG as black-skinned (HIrisplex-S) also predicts light-skinned and tanned East Asians as black-skinned. In other populations, it predicts light skin as tanned, tanned skin as dark, and dark skin as black.
The model does not include MFSD12, even though these variants were discovered before it was created.
Conclusion: HOAX!
Forwarded from The Last True Gael (The Last True Gael)
Rip.ie deaths as of the 24th November 2022.
Deaths continue to be 20% above baseline for this time of year and slightly higher than this time last year.
As time goes on, there seems to be more and more evidence that this is going to be the new base level of deaths as we move forward.
The second picture is one someone pointed out to me (thank you for this) in relation to babies. We can see that it has remained flat for the most part, with a "sudden" and "unexpected" rise in reported deaths.
The average is around 47. This year (so far) its up at 71.
These are arguably the most reliable figures we have at this stage, due to the CSO's late registration issues and the lag in deaths itself.
Deaths continue to be 20% above baseline for this time of year and slightly higher than this time last year.
As time goes on, there seems to be more and more evidence that this is going to be the new base level of deaths as we move forward.
The second picture is one someone pointed out to me (thank you for this) in relation to babies. We can see that it has remained flat for the most part, with a "sudden" and "unexpected" rise in reported deaths.
The average is around 47. This year (so far) its up at 71.
These are arguably the most reliable figures we have at this stage, due to the CSO's late registration issues and the lag in deaths itself.
Forwarded from Thuletide
Religiosity in America vs Europe, and belief in heaven and hell around the world.