Forwarded from ⚡️☈ᴇᴠᴇɴᴀɴᴛ💀
This is the real "right attitude" to have and is beyond midwitted small thinkers like Rufo who are just concerned about their own immediate interests.
There is a huge opportunity arising for us to form institutions of our own. The current institutions are going to become less and less functional as they struggle against the weight of their own ideology. Half-measures like the ones offered by midwit centrists will not cut it and will fail on the same basis.
Even politically-aloof normies can sense that "something is wrong." We must be the right in a world that is wrong.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/gabtrends/6765
There is a huge opportunity arising for us to form institutions of our own. The current institutions are going to become less and less functional as they struggle against the weight of their own ideology. Half-measures like the ones offered by midwit centrists will not cut it and will fail on the same basis.
Even politically-aloof normies can sense that "something is wrong." We must be the right in a world that is wrong.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/gabtrends/6765
Telegram
Gab.com
The majority of Republicans have a negative view of every major institution with the exception of churches. This is what the collapse of an old world looks like in slow motion. This is a multi-trillion dollar market opportunity for parallel systems and infrastructure.…
Forwarded from 𝕀𝕟𝕗𝕠 addict
Forwarded from Thuletide
71% of Republicans want immigration to be reduced. Only 10% are satisfied with current immigration and a mere 4% want immigration to be increased.
The top 5 Republican grievances are:
#1 Immigration (90% dissatisfied)
#2 The economy (88%)
#3 Taxes (86%)
#4 Poverty/homelessness (83%)
#5 Crime (82%)
Close runners-up:
- Energy policies (81%)
- Quality of education (80%)
- Government regulation (79%)
The data is clear-cut. So, in theory, the GOP should have no trouble devising some election-winning policies. Simply closing the borders and deporting illegals would do most of the heavy lifting.
(Source: Gallup)
The top 5 Republican grievances are:
#1 Immigration (90% dissatisfied)
#2 The economy (88%)
#3 Taxes (86%)
#4 Poverty/homelessness (83%)
#5 Crime (82%)
Close runners-up:
- Energy policies (81%)
- Quality of education (80%)
- Government regulation (79%)
The data is clear-cut. So, in theory, the GOP should have no trouble devising some election-winning policies. Simply closing the borders and deporting illegals would do most of the heavy lifting.
(Source: Gallup)
Forwarded from Climate Ireland
"The Antarctic continent has not warmed in the last seven decades, despite a monotonic increase in the atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases."
https://t.co/Y7r1T0rnfu
https://t.co/Y7r1T0rnfu
Nature
Low Antarctic continental climate sensitivity due to high ice sheet orography
npj Climate and Atmospheric Science - Low Antarctic continental climate sensitivity due to high ice sheet orography
Forwarded from Thuletide
An excellent article reporting on the economic and criminal effects of immigration on Denmark.
Summary:
- Non-Western (i.e. non-White) immigrants and their descendants have a net negative economic impact and commit a hugely disproportionate amount of crime.
- Even after controlling for age and sex, the conviction rates of Denmark's most criminally inclined ethnic groups are more than six times higher than those of native Danes.
- White immigrants make a net positive economic contribution, comparable to that of native Danes, while committing slightly less crime.
Source: The Effects of Immigration in Denmark by Patterns in Humanity
Summary:
- Non-Western (i.e. non-White) immigrants and their descendants have a net negative economic impact and commit a hugely disproportionate amount of crime.
- Even after controlling for age and sex, the conviction rates of Denmark's most criminally inclined ethnic groups are more than six times higher than those of native Danes.
- White immigrants make a net positive economic contribution, comparable to that of native Danes, while committing slightly less crime.
Source: The Effects of Immigration in Denmark by Patterns in Humanity
Some of my other channels
https://news.1rj.ru/str/WithJoosYouLose
https://news.1rj.ru/str/ZisblattsDiamonds
https://news.1rj.ru/str/MudOnWhiteCrime
https://news.1rj.ru/str/IrelandsWoes
https://news.1rj.ru/str/EverythingIsRacist
https://news.1rj.ru/str/NineElevenIsrael
https://news.1rj.ru/str/RedPillVideoArchive
https://news.1rj.ru/str/WithJoosYouLose
https://news.1rj.ru/str/ZisblattsDiamonds
https://news.1rj.ru/str/MudOnWhiteCrime
https://news.1rj.ru/str/IrelandsWoes
https://news.1rj.ru/str/EverythingIsRacist
https://news.1rj.ru/str/NineElevenIsrael
https://news.1rj.ru/str/RedPillVideoArchive
Telegram
HoloGems
Wanna good laugh about shitting diamonds & masturbation machines? You’re at the right place!
❤5👍1
TruthGraphs pinned «Some of my other channels https://news.1rj.ru/str/WithJoosYouLose https://news.1rj.ru/str/ZisblattsDiamonds https://news.1rj.ru/str/MudOnWhiteCrime https://news.1rj.ru/str/IrelandsWoes https://news.1rj.ru/str/EverythingIsRacist https://news.1rj.ru/str/NineElevenIsrael https://news.1rj.ru/str/RedPillVideoArchive»
Forwarded from Thuletide
Calling everything "Far-Left extremism" has more polemical value than appropriating the Left's favorite boogieman slur, "Neo-Liberal." The term is basically meaningless and was popularized by Left-Wing academics in the 1990s:
"Based on a content analysis of 148 journal articles published from 1990 to 2004, we document three potentially problematic aspects of neoliberalism’s use: the term is often undefined; it is employed unevenly across ideological divides; and it is used to characterize an excessively broad variety of phenomena." (Source)
Initially, Neo-Liberalism meant "new Classical Liberalism." Then, it meant "Pinochet is evil because he turned a Socialist shithole into the most prosperous country in Latin America."
Today, it is nonsensically used to describe our modern economies, which are heavily regulated (more than ever before in America) and mixed with all sorts of Socialist policies; welfare, redistribution, private-public partnerships, etc. — the Mont Pelerin Society would not approve.
"Based on a content analysis of 148 journal articles published from 1990 to 2004, we document three potentially problematic aspects of neoliberalism’s use: the term is often undefined; it is employed unevenly across ideological divides; and it is used to characterize an excessively broad variety of phenomena." (Source)
Initially, Neo-Liberalism meant "new Classical Liberalism." Then, it meant "Pinochet is evil because he turned a Socialist shithole into the most prosperous country in Latin America."
Today, it is nonsensically used to describe our modern economies, which are heavily regulated (more than ever before in America) and mixed with all sorts of Socialist policies; welfare, redistribution, private-public partnerships, etc. — the Mont Pelerin Society would not approve.
Forwarded from Thuletide
UK: New data on public support for immigration
- 631 out of 632 UK constituencies agree that immigration levels are too high.
- Approximately 60% of citizens believe that rates should be reduced.
- Even supporters of far-left Socialist parties (Labour and Greens) are more likely to support immigration reduction than oppose it.
- Of the 10 questions polled by UnHeard, immigration reduction had the strongest agreement across the UK.
(Source).
- 631 out of 632 UK constituencies agree that immigration levels are too high.
- Approximately 60% of citizens believe that rates should be reduced.
- Even supporters of far-left Socialist parties (Labour and Greens) are more likely to support immigration reduction than oppose it.
- Of the 10 questions polled by UnHeard, immigration reduction had the strongest agreement across the UK.
(Source).