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2024-07-31 22:39:52

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Late 70's in a small town surrounded by farmland and an hour to the nearest city. About a thousand White students and one civilized black. The teachers were smart and if you showed any spark they were happy to work with you. We had a (very) small math club where we taught ourselves more advanced algebra and calculus starting in grade 10. Two teachers supplied textbooks and would assist with questions and problems. One thing that made a difference is how students were streamed into lower, middle and advanced levels of courses starting in grade 10. We went to grade 13 back then.

2024-07-09 15:16:13

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Ever come across The Anonymous Conservative and his blog. Easy to Google. He's got a thing going about complete surveillance covering every community, using ~10% of the population that's been recruited into the system. An expanded Operation TIPS (see wiki) that would cover everyone. Kind of related to gang stalking, which does seem to be real in a few cases.
He's pretty out there but he does say some interesting things. It's just the amount of resources required and level of conspiracy required that throws me (whole families born into the surveillance operation and living it their entire lives, from childhood to old age).
So pretty out there.

2024-07-09 12:49:58

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Just weigh each portion and calculate the calories and keep track day to day. Always seemed like a hassle but I'm starting to understand it's the only way. Like Trevor said, way too easy to underestimate calories otherwise .

2024-07-04 19:12:43

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*" lack of investment in the current system"*
Fucking pensions. They knew what they were doing.
When boomers are gone, the pension system gone, and people understand they'll receive nothing of true value, it will open a lot of doors.

2024-07-04 19:10:35

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That's unfortunate. And quite sad.

2024-07-04 01:43:49

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I know. How do you even begin to tease it all out? It's years, a lifetime, of work.

2024-07-04 01:39:05

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Where would I start to read about this? The Bible and Christianity as history fascinates me?

2024-07-04 01:30:36

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Changes everything, doesn't it.
It changes absolutely everything.

2024-07-04 01:18:13

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Pardon me if I'm wrong, but then what we consider modern "jews" have no real blood relation to the jews that existed in Biblical times. Is that correct? It's been infiltration, subversion and skin suiting since that time?

2024-07-03 23:56:37

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Please. Battle Dwarf goes into some of this as well.
Are there good resources available? Books that you know of? Historically it's fascinating stuff.

2024-06-29 14:58:09

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Siggi Hilmarsson. The Icelander who founded the company.
https://i.poastcdn.org/788aa1e884b1aeb0643c30971458c1211c9712f99c6aa5e0fb0a5a754de00d46.png

2024-06-25 01:34:32

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Yeah. That's not encouraging.
We have millions of pajeets here in Canada that would probably go for a piece of paper saying they are "Canadian". Mexicanoids in the US would do the same. Some of them. Maybe.

2024-06-25 01:33:07

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Do you fucking know people who work in "AI"? I do. It's a joke.
A very small fraction of them are actually serious researchers. Almost all of them are grifters latched onto the latest good thing with a pay cheque.

2024-06-25 01:30:49

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Historically, has there ever been a case where the citizenry, the men especially, just said No to a call up or draft to go to war?
Because it seems the propaganda and false flags have always succeeded in the end at sending us off. I can't think of a case where it hasn't.

2024-06-24 19:59:21

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Consequences matter. That's what it comes down to in the end. Consequences.

2024-06-24 19:40:36

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Hey dere, my friends! Us French Canadians, we coming invade soon, too, eh! Get ready for da poutine and da maple syrup, it's gonna be wild! Osti de calice, we coming with our tuques and our plaid shirts. We gonna teach you to talk like us, tabarnak! Get ready, we arriving with da whole gang, dere!

2024-06-24 19:36:34

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Don't forget the kurds!
😆
I mean curds.

2024-06-24 19:33:17

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Heritage Canadians, as a people? A threat? Hardly.
Subverted Canada run by jews, chinks and jeets? Yes.

2024-06-24 17:08:54

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Quite possibly. Judge is not very optimistic on the Church surviving long term. But there will still be Christians, somewhere, worshipping.

2024-06-24 16:38:22

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There is no excuse. I was beyond disgusted at a church I was attending that went full support for the Israelis, along with its boomer congregation. Who were all pro-ukie/anti-Russia as well.
My new church seems more sane. But pozz is always there even if it's hidden at the moment.

2024-06-22 20:07:19

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A difference, too, is that Mexico is full of Mexicans. Africa full of Africans.
America has Americans. They have a history and culture of self organizing that goes back centuries, including their European home countries. They are nothing like Mexicans or Africans culturally.
There will be a very dark period but something good could still come of it all. In time. We have the people for it.

2024-06-22 15:53:41

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Given the prize, though. The United States of America. And the disadvantages to a country who didn't get in the fight compared to the advantages of one that did and backed the winner or at least enough of a group of relative winners, I can't see it taking long before foreign involvement happens. And it will only ratchet up from there.

2024-06-19 22:41:05

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It absolutely can. In South Western Ontario (think a line between Detroit and Buffalo through Toronto and an area extending 100 miles or so north from there) it's been a steady infiltration and expansion of street shitters.
They are very organized now. By family and groups with pooled funding from India. They buy up local hotels, 711's and the like stores, gas stations, etc. And they totally dominate.
All the small towns are completely unprepared.
Then they start moving into large multi-generational and multi-family homes in small city suburbs in the area.
It completely change the communities.
That's leaving out the 1,000,000 pajeet "students" that have swamped our small community colleges and universities.
Indians bring a special kind of hell.

2024-06-18 23:27:45

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I miss the 60's. Anything was possible.
https://i.poastcdn.org/8535e65a0455f7db2c3d272210c4e1a7a475dec9cd96badc76dab44d73d93e2e.jpeg

2024-06-14 15:00:17

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Ha. Or deciding it's too unsafe to use for return and just jettisoning it and watching billions of dollars float away.

2024-06-13 21:00:28

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Just like coders and "artists" who thought they were essential. I would feel bad for them except for their arrogance and when other's lost their livelihoods to technology. I've known enough from both fields to have utter contempt for them.

2024-06-13 20:50:17

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That was my question, too.
But the 99.99% being the fraction that's overhead and entirely waste when you have an AI may not be far off.

2024-06-12 23:11:13

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Also add in the fragility of the modern age to natural disruptions. I think you mentioned the tsunami off Taiwan that disrupted memory chip supplies.
Add in large earthquakes, volcanoes, Carrington type events. Real super-events that we don't have modern records of but know happened in the past. All the wonderful technology will fail, millions or billions will starve and we're back to picking out an existence from foraging and hunting for a long long time.

2024-06-12 22:14:46

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Redefining the problem space is what might make these AI type solutions possible, though. Massive standardization in components, assembly units, etc., for example.
A BD type robot would not be effective in a typical work site today, but change how the work site operates and then it may.
Think when the very first personal cars were introduced. Just the state of the roads, and the roads that were available, made the idea of every family having one or two to use for themselves totally crazy.
Just a few decades later everything is now paved and transportation organized around these vehicles. So now they are perfectly possible.
I'm just throwing thoughts out there.

2024-06-12 03:13:31

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A friend hunts a lot and bear meat is fine. I haven't had a chance to try it yet myself. One thing is to avoid bears that are near cities or towns and subsist on a lot of garbage. It ruins the meat. But out in the wild is fine.

2024-06-11 22:00:38

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And when things fall apart those comfortable safe areas on the outskirts of blue hive cities will suddenly find themselves in range of these people.

2024-06-06 22:08:51

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LOL. *Let me tell you about your country ...* 😆

2024-06-06 00:24:52

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There's always been a reserve currency in some form. Going back a few thousand years. Before the US it was Britain. Spain, Portugal, Italy, Holland, etc. all had their turn. Rome and other empires had theirs.
There's a convenience in international trade plus the benefits to the issuing country. Mostly. For a time.
Coming up may be a BRICS basket form. May be more stable long term. Or not, depending on who decides to be king of the hill in the next competition of nations.
That's how I understand it. Not much more.