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Dancing Nurses
Here is an excellent exposé on the 'pandemic' hospital dance videos. It clarifies what was behind the disturbing and inappropriate 'dancing nurses' video displays of 2021. And it reveals how they managed to make the population no longer trust their perception of reality.
Howard Steen
https://substack.com/home/post/p-175746469
Dancing Nurses
Here is an excellent exposé on the 'pandemic' hospital dance videos. It clarifies what was behind the disturbing and inappropriate 'dancing nurses' video displays of 2021. And it reveals how they managed to make the population no longer trust their perception of reality.
Howard Steen
https://substack.com/home/post/p-175746469
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Time to file yet another JF tweet away in the "tweets that will be prominently featured in a Netflix true crime documentary within 5 years" folder
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Scorpions farms do exist. Each scorpion produces about 2 milligrams of venom daily, which is milked using a pair of tweezers and tongs. A liter is worth $10 million, used for cosmetics and medicines
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"The prospect of civil conflict is no longer whispered in private but debated openly. This is a healthy development. Britain and Europe are grappling with the results of elite overreach — economic stagnation, political paralysis, social fragmentation — and the question is no longer whether such conditions exist, but what their long-term trajectory will be. Far better, then, that the discussion takes place in public than festers underground, smothered by nervous institutions. Thanks to outlets such as the excellent Military Strategy Magazine and the unruly but indispensable independent podcasters, the necessary debate has been given air and light."
https://dailysceptic.org/2025/09/03/britains-descent-towards-civil-war-is-no-accident/
https://dailysceptic.org/2025/09/03/britains-descent-towards-civil-war-is-no-accident/
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A documentary featuring mothers surviving Israel’s genocide in Gaza. A video investigation uncovering Israel’s role in the killing of a Palestinian American journalist. Another video revealing Israel’s destruction of Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank.
YouTube surreptitiously deleted all these videos in early October by wiping the accounts that posted them from its website, along with their channels’ archives. The accounts belonged to three prominent Palestinian human rights groups: Al-Haq, Al Mezan Center for Human Rights, and the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights.
The move came in response to a U.S. government campaign to stifle accountability for alleged Israeli war crimes against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.
The Palestinian groups’ YouTube channels hosted hours of footage documenting and highlighting alleged Israeli government violations of international law in both Gaza and the West Bank, including the killing of Palestinian civilians.
YouTube, which is owned by Google, confirmed to The Intercept that it deleted the groups’ accounts as a direct result of State Department sanctions against the group after a review. The Trump administration leveled the sanctions against the organizations in September over their work with the International Criminal Court in cases charging Israeli officials of war crimes.
The deleted videos range in scope from investigations, such as an analysis of the Israeli killing of American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, to testimonies of Palestinians tortured by Israeli forces and documentaries like “The Beach,” about children playing on a beach who were killed by an Israeli strike.
Some videos are still available through copies saved on the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine or on alternate platforms, such as Facebook and Vimeo. The wiping only affected the group’s official channels; videos which were produced by the nonprofits but hosted on alternate YouTube channels remain active. No cumulative index of videos deleted by YouTube is available, however, and many appear to not be available elsewhere online.
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YouTube Quietly Erased More Than 700 Videos Documenting Israeli Human Rights Violations
The tech giant deleted the accounts of three prominent Palestinian human rights groups — a capitulation to Trump sanctions.
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TIL about Antechinus, a small Australian marsupial, that during breeding season the males hormones go into such overdrive they go on a 3 week sex fuelled rampage, at the end of which they die due to an overdose of testosterone and cortisol. They are capable of mating for up to 14 hours straight.
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Nazaré is a seaside town on the western side of Portugal, famous for its huge waves.
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In 2018, a Japanese rail company apologised after a train left a station 25 seconds early. The operator said, "the great inconvenience we placed upon our customers was truly inexcusable".
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What Physicists Don't Know About Electromagnetism
Hans G. Schantz
LibertyCon June 23, 2023
In the 1940s, physicists and engineers alike used Stratton’s Electromagnetic Theory as their text. They learned about such applied topics as simple antennas, waveguides, arrays, even radio wave propagation over the earth. Today, physicists use Jackson’s Classical Electrodynamics. There’s still material on simple antennas and waveguides, but nothing on arrays and the only practical case of radio wave propagation mentioned is Schumann resonances.
Since WWII, physicists have been pursuing and refining "Quantum Electro-Dynamics," or QED, a dubious perturbation theory that has delivered 12-digit agreement between theory and experimental measurements of the electron, but fails to align with the properties of the electron's heavier cousin, the muon.
Meanwhile radio scientists and electromagnetic engineers have taken Schelkunoff’s concept of “impedance” and put it to work in a host of practical applications understanding transmission and reflection of microwave signals. They’ve worked out link laws that describe what fraction of energy makes it from a transmitter to a receiver, or reflects from a target in a radar system. They’ve worked out fundamental equations for physical limits on the size and performance of small antennas.
What else don’t physicists know about electromagnetism?
And what implications does it have for our understanding of how the world works?
Find out in this talk!
Hans G. Schantz
LibertyCon June 23, 2023
In the 1940s, physicists and engineers alike used Stratton’s Electromagnetic Theory as their text. They learned about such applied topics as simple antennas, waveguides, arrays, even radio wave propagation over the earth. Today, physicists use Jackson’s Classical Electrodynamics. There’s still material on simple antennas and waveguides, but nothing on arrays and the only practical case of radio wave propagation mentioned is Schumann resonances.
Since WWII, physicists have been pursuing and refining "Quantum Electro-Dynamics," or QED, a dubious perturbation theory that has delivered 12-digit agreement between theory and experimental measurements of the electron, but fails to align with the properties of the electron's heavier cousin, the muon.
Meanwhile radio scientists and electromagnetic engineers have taken Schelkunoff’s concept of “impedance” and put it to work in a host of practical applications understanding transmission and reflection of microwave signals. They’ve worked out link laws that describe what fraction of energy makes it from a transmitter to a receiver, or reflects from a target in a radar system. They’ve worked out fundamental equations for physical limits on the size and performance of small antennas.
What else don’t physicists know about electromagnetism?
And what implications does it have for our understanding of how the world works?
Find out in this talk!
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The Mountain That Chooses Who Lives
Hidden deep within the Himalayas, Annapurna I (8,091 m / 26,545 ft) stands as one of the most feared and respected mountains on Earth.
It’s not the tallest but it’s one of the deadliest.
With a fatality rate of nearly 30%, Annapurna has claimed more lives than any other 8,000-meter peak.
Its slopes are unpredictable avalanches, collapsing ice walls, and storms that appear from nowhere.
Climbers say you don’t conquer Annapurna you survive her.
It was first climbed in 1950 by Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal, becoming the first 8,000-meter mountain ever summited.
But the victory came at a cost , frostbite, amputations, and near death.
Since then, every expedition has carried the same truth: on Annapurna, the mountain decides who returns.
Annapurna isn’t just a peak, it’s a test of surrender, courage, and faith.
She reminds every climber that sometimes the greatest summit…
is making it back alive.
National Geographic
Hidden deep within the Himalayas, Annapurna I (8,091 m / 26,545 ft) stands as one of the most feared and respected mountains on Earth.
It’s not the tallest but it’s one of the deadliest.
With a fatality rate of nearly 30%, Annapurna has claimed more lives than any other 8,000-meter peak.
Its slopes are unpredictable avalanches, collapsing ice walls, and storms that appear from nowhere.
Climbers say you don’t conquer Annapurna you survive her.
It was first climbed in 1950 by Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal, becoming the first 8,000-meter mountain ever summited.
But the victory came at a cost , frostbite, amputations, and near death.
Since then, every expedition has carried the same truth: on Annapurna, the mountain decides who returns.
Annapurna isn’t just a peak, it’s a test of surrender, courage, and faith.
She reminds every climber that sometimes the greatest summit…
is making it back alive.
National Geographic
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Fight Club, The Matrix, American Beauty and Office Space. Four films from 1999 that feature main characters unhappy with their apparently well paid desk jobs
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TIL Alan Turing feared losing his savings if Germany invaded Britain, so he used the money to buy two 90 kg silver bars, buried them in the woods, and wrote down the location in code. Later on when he wanted to dig up the silver bars he was unable to break his own coded message and never found them.
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"This effect has been seen again and again. When radicals threaten disruption, authorities often seek compromise with the moderates who seem like the only alternative. Labor unions were accepted to prevent worker councils. Environmental Defense Fund got a seat at the table after Rainforest Action Network threatened chaos. Violent radical flanks, like the Deacons for Defense and Justice, protected nonviolent activists such as MLK and allowed their protests to proceed without lethal state repression. Political movements that succeed almost always include an extremist edge. The radical flank creates space and the moderate fills it.
"Long before it had a name, the Left had intuited the existence of the radical flank effect, axiomizing it with the slogan “No enemies to the Left.” It’s why the Left doesn’t disavow its extremists. It’s why the Left proudly wears Che Guevara t-shirts. It’s why the Left gives their extremists prestige positions at universities. It’s why the Left, at most, just keeps quiet when the crazy comes out of the mouth of its craziest.
"And that’s a big part of why they’ve win, and we’ve lost, generation after generation, in the culture war. They realized that every time we sidelined our extremists, we inevitably shifted the Overton Window towards the other side, towards their side."
https://treeofwoe.substack.com/p/on-the-subject-of-disavowal
"Long before it had a name, the Left had intuited the existence of the radical flank effect, axiomizing it with the slogan “No enemies to the Left.” It’s why the Left doesn’t disavow its extremists. It’s why the Left proudly wears Che Guevara t-shirts. It’s why the Left gives their extremists prestige positions at universities. It’s why the Left, at most, just keeps quiet when the crazy comes out of the mouth of its craziest.
"And that’s a big part of why they’ve win, and we’ve lost, generation after generation, in the culture war. They realized that every time we sidelined our extremists, we inevitably shifted the Overton Window towards the other side, towards their side."
https://treeofwoe.substack.com/p/on-the-subject-of-disavowal
Substack
On the Subject of Disavowal
For 75 Years, the Right Disavowed the Right. Now the Right is Disavowing Back.
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TIL that while there are still traditional blimps in use, as of 2017, the "Goodyear Blimps" are actually a type of modern semi-rigid Zeppelin, manufactured by the Zeppelin NT corporation.
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