kevin_strom
Kevin Alfred Strom

Writer, publisher, broadcaster, free thinker. Our destiny is in the stars.

Was at https://twitter.com/kevin_a_strom since 2014, terminated under Musk in 2023 within hours of an ADL demand.

I prefer to use NOSTR, but I am also sometimes found on https://gab.com/kevinstrom

Mathematics, physics, and genetics are the real words of God.

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2025-04-05 16:53:25

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Yes, look for a vaguely elliptical outline rash. Get tested. Simple antibiotics will kill it.

2025-04-05 16:21:24

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That's how it felt when I got Lyme disease.

2025-04-04 15:00:26

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The purpose of communication systems, like the purpose of money, is not to "help the police." And _certainly_ not to help them enforce immoral and illegitimate anti-free-speech "hate" laws. No group should be above criticism. Even the harshest imaginable criticism should be 100% legal. And all efforts to stifle such criticism should land the legislators and minority pressure groups in jail.

2025-04-03 18:23:44

Never, ever trust your money to Fidelity. They will close your account in a microsecond for political reasons, and they have absolutely zero transparency about the process. If you call them, their "customer service" grunts will literally read a script telling you that they're nuking your account, that they will accept no further communication from you, and then hang up and block your number.
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2025-04-03 18:23:01

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2025-04-03 13:23:29

And on top of that, the school those taxes are paying for is teaching his grandchildren (and the innumerable hostile aliens with whom they are forced to associate) that their ancestors were terrible "racists" and that ending their family lines forever by having their genitals cut off is a viable, even laudable, "choice."
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2025-04-03 13:05:02

Forty years late. How many perfectly healthy children of our race were slain in the womb during those four tenths of a century? How many grandchildren and great- grandchildren were thereby never born? How many great loves and marriages thereby never happened? How much art and beauty and invention was thereby stifled? And how much loneliness and despair was etched into millions of souls by the abortionists' bloody scissors and scrapers and knives?
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2025-04-03 12:50:10

This is extremely shameful. The mass murderer should have been arrested.
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2025-04-02 18:49:29

You ever notice that the Jewish state can burn human beings alive by the hundreds every hour -- and that's just dandy -- but if we say a word in criticism we're "haters" and "anti-Semites"?
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2025-04-02 02:39:00

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It appears to be a photograph of the Berlin Cathedral (finished in 1905) before Allied bombing, and postwar destruction at the hands of "modernist simplifiers" and Communists, changed its appearance much for the worse.

2025-04-01 20:42:09

A good illustration of yet another fatal flaw in "democracy." Why should anyone need the approval of the dull, mercurial, ignorant majority in order to do anything? What an infinite-weight drag on our civilization.
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2025-04-01 20:33:19

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I like Ibsen's take (forgive me if you've already heard this): "The minority is sometimes right, and the majority is always wrong." Of course he was exaggerating, but only very, very slightly/

2025-04-01 19:49:06

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I am starting to wonder...

2025-04-01 19:36:43

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The problem with all constitutions/"supreme laws" is that human beings interpret and enforce them, so they can be easily trashed or subverted. Bitcoin largely solves this when it comes to the money system, but I still fear that even its very hard-to-fool mechanism for allowing yet limiting change may be overcome by a very clever actor some day.

2025-03-30 04:41:33

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Great writing!

2025-03-28 20:23:46

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Back when my old stomping ground, northern Virginia, was a lot Whiter than it is now, locals used to call the 14th Street Bridge (which leads into Washington, DC) "the longest bridge in the world" -- because one end is in Virginia, and the other in Africa.

2025-03-28 16:25:55

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Interesting; thanks. On another but somewhat related topic, I have always been astounded at the degree to which Southerners in the US absolutely love the Zionist terrorist killing machine. They practically worship it.

2025-03-28 16:08:08

I would have thought it would be pretty hard to make a serial liar like Jeffrey Goldberg look good, but Trump's team has managed to do that quite spectacularly.

2025-03-28 14:39:36

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This may not be entirely due to any direct actions by the Boomers/GenXers/Millennials etc. A large part of it is simply that the extraction of wealth by the parasitic overclass -- and the diversion of wealth to the parasitic underclass -- was accelerating all along.

2025-03-28 14:22:11

Why am I skeptical of the "meat right"? 1) It's trendy and a lot of people have jumped on the bandwagon to make money or get social approval -- I inherently distrust such things; they are almost always wrong;
2) We humans, as an evolving living entity and including our pre-human evolution, have been primarily plant-eaters for most of that history, far longer than the million or two years since we (like the 98%-vegetarian chimps) discovered that we could add rotting flesh to our diets, so the adaptations to flesh-eating are recent and slight;
3) Meat-eating is incredibly cruel and callous, as anyone who has seriously studied animal-agribusiness knows, and it's also totally unnecessary for human health;
4) We are not natural carnivores, as our tooth structure clearly shows, and we do not share the carnivores' intense fascination with, and love for, the smell and texture of rotting flesh (we do not rush with intense enthusiasm to eat raw road kill, for example, as any carnivore would; we _have to_ cover this sort of thing up with cooking; blood flow does not make us salivate, most people are repelled by all this);
5) The whole "meat right" genre is chock-full of utterly false statements, such as "animal fat is needed for proper brain function," "a vegan diet is feminizing -- you may not be able to have children, and the ones you have will be weak and sickly," and "you must eat meat to be healthy."
That last claim is a real whopper. I am raising my second set of three children; I have fathered six altogether -- so far. I have zero trouble keeping up with my kids and my much-younger wife, even though I make no particular effort to do formal exercises (chasing and lifting and tossing the kids, and going on long woods and mountain hikes are fun, though). I take no medications whatsoever. My children still at home are 4, 3, and 1 years old respectively. Their growth and development are off-the-charts excellent. I will be 69 years old later this year. I haven't eaten meat since the Gerald Ford administration.

2025-03-27 22:58:53

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I must say that you really have to be a scurvy bunch of liars to make Jeffrey Goldberg look good, but that's exactly what happened. May all of their bloodthirsty war-making (and Goldberg's too) come to naught.

2025-03-24 03:16:26

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Perhaps you need to rethink this. I'm quite sure that the religion that posits that you are a god is just as valid as most religions.

2025-03-23 16:26:23

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I look forward to being challenged by your ideas, even if they are the opposite of mine. Freedom includes the freedom to be what others call presumptuous. Freedom includes the freedom to discriminate. Freedom includes freedom of association (which itself includes the freedom to _not_ associate). And freedom of speech means that you are going to hear from people who have worldviews which totally contradict yours from time to time. Welcome to freedom!

2025-03-23 15:45:56

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I want to see you try that with three children under 5.

2025-03-09 15:53:38

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Democracy is sham 99 per cent. of the time. And when it is not a sham, it is still worthless and unjust.

2025-02-23 19:40:59

Bitcoin is definitely anti-finance-capitalism and anti-waste. When your money is brought into existence without the need to constantly pay interest on it, the toxic "we need growth, growth, growth all the time" attitude can be seen for the social poison that it is. And when your currency is always increasing in purchasing power, there is no desire to spend, spend, spend, and spend quickly -- instead, this is replaced by a desire to only spend when it is really necessary or extremely beneficial.

2025-02-15 20:59:37

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Here in the US, I am more concerned with things other than language in the schools. 1) Is the school all-White? If not, my children will not attend. 2) Does the school teach that "alternate" sexualities are acceptable? If so, my children will not attend. 3) Does the school teach that multiracialism is a good thing? If so, my children will not attend. 4) Does the school teach that the good side won World War 2, and that Jews had a special victim status in that war? If so, my children will not attend.

2025-02-14 20:06:12

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Everything you say about Maduro may indeed be true, but installing a Zionist lapdog for Washington and Tel Aviv and their banker friends would not be an improvement. Best of good fortune to you and your people.

2025-02-14 14:14:13

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And some races are better at that than others.

2025-01-20 21:29:08

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If it was what it appears to be, which I doubt -- emphatically YES.

2025-01-19 06:42:35

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I still disagree with your take. My experience of interacting with Italian-descended people and families is one of not only overwhelming Whiteness and kinship, but in many cases true excellence. I could never condone consigning literally millions of good White people, kin of the hundreds I met, to "outsider" status. How cruel and absurd that would be. Yes, Italy needs some eugenics, but so does every White country. And I also feel reasonably certain that any racial movement that tells people that perfectly-White granddad or uncle Fred "isn't really White" is not going to fly. By the way, I held these views for 39 years before marrying a quarter-Italian girl in 2019 and having three children with her -- so far -- so that isn't the source of my convictions. I feel the same way about those who want to exclude eastern Europeans.

2025-01-18 23:30:41

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DNA analysis in the last few decades has proved that today's Sardinians are very, very close to the original inhabitants of Europe before Aegean Farmers arrived (which was also well before the Indo-Europeans arrived). In fact, native Sardinians are the least admixed people in Europe. I don't at all agree with you that Italians as a whole are excessively admixed with extra-European genes or bad genes -- though I do, of course, believe that _all_ White nationalities could do with a healthy dose of eugenics, not only to address undesirable admixture but to counteract centuries of dysgenic breeding.

2025-01-18 23:09:29

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Absurd. Though I have no Italian ancestry (100% Norwegian here), I used to be the engineer for an Italian cultural program in the Washington and Baltimore area. Through my work, I have met and known many hundreds of Italians, and taken as a whole they were just as White, just as accomplished, just as noble-faced and open-hearted, and definitely more pro-White and racially-aware as my family line back in Minnesota. Joan Tosti, Dr. William Pierce's secretary, was Italian, as was Nick Camerota, one of his first feature writers.

2025-01-18 21:28:12

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Ridiculous to claim that one of the most culturally contributive White nations, Italy (which is in the _top five_ nations, objectively rated in the book _Human Accomplishment_, well above the nation of my own ancestry), is "not White."

2025-01-15 14:32:33

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Thanks for the article; it contains much truth. I read Sir Arthur Keith years ago, and his great contribution was to show that human evolution is not so much evolution of individuals, but of human groups (tribes, nations, races), which necessarily implies cooperation. I don't see this as contradicting what I said about competence, though. We cannot be led -- in any field -- by average Walmart shoppers, nor will we be. Any pretense that we are (such as "democacy") is just a cover for evil and knavery behind the scenes.

2025-01-15 14:02:10

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All human progress depends upon the authority of the competent (and those who far exceed the competent). There are surely many different systems that could achieve that end, but none of them are egalitarian, and all of them involve minimizing the authority of the incompetent.

2025-01-02 14:20:37

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It's the dollar that's the Chuck-E-Cheese token. It can be created at will by a class with "special privileges" -- quite unlike Bitcoin. Ninety-five per cent. of all the BTC that ever will be have already been mined. The fact that some people we don't like have bought or stolen some (as they have with all assets) does not change that fact.

2025-01-02 05:02:32

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Yes, their crime rates are higher. But we're not really dealing with a "crime rate" problem. We're dealing with a geopolitical program involving a coup/revolution (that we lost around 1933), information suppression, subversion, invasion, and genocide-level population replacement. No legal system could ever solve that kind of problem. The only possible solutions are a counter-coup/counter-revolution, or secession, any of which would, unless we're supernaturally lucky, probably involve military-level force. Bitcoin has the potential to significantly defund the enemy without a shot being fired, which does help.

2024-09-29 16:53:55

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A painting is always revelatory of the mind and soul of its creator. And, at its best, it can be a window through which we see a possible future, still at least partly a dream.

2024-09-29 16:14:35

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Democracy is worthless. But it is amusing to reflect on the fact that if people were actually free to choose their own rulers, no one would choose a slimy excretion like John Kerry.

2024-09-19 19:22:49

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LOL. Guess I was asking for that one!

2024-09-19 19:19:56

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And -- especially -- don't question those who own your government. Don't even try to find out who they are, for that would be "anti-S******."

2024-09-19 18:41:41

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Amusing in light of current events. As to the billboard itself, the line is rather ridiculously arbitrary -- no matter where you draw it. For me, there is no line. If he (or she) has a face or a mother, I do not eat him.

2024-09-09 03:49:14

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Thanks for working to spread the truth. I suppose that out of the 535 criminals, there might be one or two who with enough of a soul to ditch the System that has enriched all of them and impoverished most of us. Perhaps the gods are kind, and I am too cynical, and there will be a dozen. May your efforts be blessed with success.

2024-08-19 13:22:17

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Can you mute based on exact phrases? If so, muting "#nostr" or "nostr is" or "nostr will" or "nostr fixes" might help.

2024-08-19 12:38:45

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Thanks for this. Another thing: In 1950, despite "conservative" memes that suggest otherwise, Americans ate less meat, with middle and lower-income families often reserving it for special occasions or certain days of the week. It was much less of a staple then and was relatively higher-priced compared to other foods. One of the main trends since 1950 has been a fall in relative meat prices and a vast increase in meat consumption. Part of this was due to new "preservative" and "processing" techniques.

2024-08-14 19:37:39

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Informative; thanks! I am not one of those climate change alarmists (in fact, I think the whole issue is being used as a cover to severely limit non-"elite" families' access to energy), but I do have to admit a ten degree F hotter Earth (to say nothing of 20 or 30) is going to make a lot of places very uncomfortable for me, being of Norwegian ancestry and having grown up in Alaska.

2024-08-13 17:35:31

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I eliminated meat from my diet years ago -- not about to change that, since it's been a great success; now working on eliminating all free oils (I'll still eat olives and nuts occasionally). I do agree that the damn food companies put oil in nearly everything,; very annoying.

2024-08-13 17:27:27

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In the West, you can be ruined (or, sometimes, arrested) for opposing the system's multicultural, open-borders, pro-perversion agenda. The same is true in Russia, with some differences in the details. A totally new system is needed, East and West.

2024-08-13 17:23:00

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Thanks for the thoughtful response. There are a lot of ultra-optimistic memes out there about BTC, and I am very skeptical of hype myself -- and would never give a blanket endorsement of all of it. But I have to add that during the last nine years of my learning journey, I have truly been amazed at the potential of Bitcoin. It really is a genius-level invention, well-aimed at the heart of the current fraudulent banking system.

2024-08-12 15:50:54

Anyone remember Mencken's proposal? -- which (updated by me) essentially amounted to this: The kind of person who would sterilize himself in order to get a prize of a blinged-out Escalade and two gold incisor implants is probably the kind of person we don't want contributing to the gene pool anyway.

2024-08-12 15:36:02

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The bastards who demand that we be silenced as they replace us in our own homelands, and the functionaries who do their bidding for paychecks and pensions, do not deserve their filthy fiat wealth, nor their stinking paychecks, nor anything they ever bought with them . They should be regarded as outlaws in the original sense of that term -- that is, they should no longer have any legal protection whatsoever, and whatever happens to them is just.

2024-08-12 15:02:25

No one knows better than our Congressmen and Senators that the United States is now a Jewish dictatorship. They would never say so, of course, as that would be more than one kind of suicide -- but you can be sure they know it as well as they know their own hideous faces in the mirror.

2024-08-12 14:42:13

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As a father of six children born from 1993 to 2023, I can say for sure that that is NOT "Gen Z language."

2024-08-12 14:27:13

To "conservative" Christian Zionists: Who has killed more of their own children, easy-abortion Israel, or the Occupied Territories, where it is illegal? Who has promoted not only abortion but the perversion and sexual mutilation of children by the millions, even in America: the Jewish power structure which is centered in Israel yet controls most US media -- or the Palestinians, who are against such practices? Is it Tel Aviv or Gaza which is widely known as "the world's gayest city"? Don't make heroes of our enemies.

2024-08-12 14:20:42

The bastards who demand that we be silenced as they replace us in our own homelands, and the parasitic functionaries who do their bidding for paychecks and pensions, do not deserve their filthy fiat wealth, nor their stinking paychecks, nor anything they ever bought with them . They should be regarded as outlaws in the original sense of that term -- that is, they should no longer have any legal protection whatsoever, and whatever happens to them is just.

2024-08-12 13:53:10

You can tell a lot about a person's personality, I think, by asking if he instinctively sides with the pursued or the pursuer. The fact that most of us just viscerally want him to get away, while knowing nothing of the circumstances of the chase, has something to do, I suspect, with our deep evolutionary past -- during most of which we were the hunted, not the hunters.
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2024-08-12 13:52:04

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2024-08-12 13:41:25

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Have faith, try hard, and be loyal to your people. It's the most important decision of anyone's life.https://m.primal.net/JxJW.jpg

2024-08-12 13:35:59

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In the end, the worms get us all.

2024-08-12 12:51:41

It's a serious mistake to underestimate the hold that Marxism still has on millions of mediocre minds.
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2024-08-12 12:51:25

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It's a serious mistake to underestimate the hold that Marxism still has on millions of mediocre minds.

2024-08-12 12:48:09

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Your mistake is believing that everything has be "planned."

2024-08-12 12:24:08

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To be anti-racist is to be anti-Life and anti-evolution.

2024-08-12 12:21:24

The intersex can have their own leagues, poor things. But they don't belong in women's leagues -- or men's, for that matter.

2024-08-12 12:19:57

In the face of human frailties and Jewish malevolence, the dream of "constitutional republics" and "human rights" has totally failed; and divinely-sanctioned monarchies are untenable among people who know that the divine construct of the last 2,000 years was totally phony and a part of the problem. The only way out, I believe, is through a biocentric worldview, and a new leadership determined that our biological kind -- our race -- shall not perish from the Earth.

2024-08-12 12:15:04

In this world, nothing larger than a molecule is equal to anything else. "Equality" is a delusion.

2024-08-12 12:05:12

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The intersex can have their own leagues, poor things. But they don't belong in women's leagues, or men's, for that matter.

2024-08-12 12:00:26

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In this world, nothing larger than a molecule is equal to anything else. "Equality" is a delusion.

2024-08-12 11:47:18

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Interesting. And that brings us down to the real human condition. In the face of human frailties and Jewish malevolence, the dream of "constitutional republics" and "human rights" has totally failed; divinely-sanctioned monarchies are untenable among people who know that the divine construct of the last 2,000 years was totally phony and a part of the problem. The only way out, I believe, is through a biocentric worldview, and a new leadership determined that our biological kind -- our race -- shall not perish from the Earth.

2024-08-12 03:26:54

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What's the motive?

2024-08-12 03:09:23

For that price, you can buy two nice houses here in the rustiest part of the Rust Belt. And the Rust Belt is better, much better, than you think: Falling population density, lots of forests and trails -- and, best of all, they're 40 years behind in forcing die-versity on us here.
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2024-08-12 03:08:15

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2024-08-12 03:03:22

I suspect that unnecessary routine or industrialized killing (as in animal agriculture) inures us, not only to the drama and seriousness of ending a life (making us more likely to become brutal and ignoble in general), but also blurs our vision of the act to the point where we can't see when it really is justified or necessary.
As a wise man told me recently, the topic of killing "is surprisingly nuanced."
To give one little example: I love Nature, and go out of my way not to kill any animal, including insects. I hate poisons, and do not use them in my home. But if a swarm of bees were attacking my child I would kill them all -- and my conscience would still rest easy, and my kindness to all animals would continue unchanged.
And, further: If, say, some kind of alien creature arrived here that could mate with us and produce fertile offspring, and there was a real danger that such matings would result in our permanent replacement or hybridization, and the disappearance of our kind, then I -- who hates nearly all killing, far more than the average person -- would say that a time for extreme nuance had arrived.

2024-08-11 17:19:34

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And, further: If, say, some kind of alien creature arrived here that could mate with us and produce fertile offspring, and there was a real danger that such matings would result in our permanent replacement or hybridization, and the disappearance of our kind, then I -- who hates nearly all killing, far more than the average person -- would say that a time for extreme nuance had arrived.

2024-08-11 17:15:43

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To give one little example: I love Nature, and go out of way not to kill any animal, including insects. I hate poisons, and do not use them in my home. But if a swarm of bees were attacking my child I would kill them all -- and my conscience would still rest easy, and my kindness to all animals would continue unchanged.

2024-08-11 17:12:11

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Yes, nuanced -- i believe that that is the right way to look at it. I suspect that unnecessary routine or industrialized killing inures us, not only to the drama and seriousness of ending a life, making us more likely to become brutal and ignoble in general, but also blurs our vision of the act to the point where we can't see when it really is justified or necessary.

2024-08-11 16:59:23

The hostility of some Jews for Jesus is just an intra-ethnic family squabble, just like the wild hostility of some Iranians for the Shah.
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2024-08-11 16:59:04

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The hostility of some Jews for Jesus is just an intra-ethnic family squabble, just like the wild hostility of some Iranians for the Shah.

2024-08-11 16:55:42

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God and Nature made the races different; vastly different. If you don't like that fact, your disagreement is with God and Nature, not with me. Insult ignored.

2024-08-11 16:52:22

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Members of the human population group statistically most likely to burn down their own neighborhoods, or do this kind of thing:
https://audio.nationalvanguard.com/swarm.mp4?_=3

2024-08-11 16:43:50

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Oh, and by the way, please don't infer from this post that I am a Trump supporter; I am not. It's just that Kamala Harris, obviously, knows approximately as much about economics as the average Walmart shopper.

2024-08-11 16:35:30

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I am delighted to see that you acknowledge that differing people have differing capabilities.

2024-08-11 16:33:55

Yes, we need to end central banking, absolutely. But we also need to end ALL fractional reserve banking, or the bastards will just come back in a "private" guise -- just as censorship has now done. (Americans thought they had banned censorship with the First Amendment, but all the ethnically-distinct oligarchs had to do was establish huge "private" semi-monopolies, and now they censor harder than ever.)
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2024-08-11 16:33:45

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2024-08-11 16:27:14

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I think it's great to do such things for personal satisfaction -- I do that sort of thing myself. But I think it's dangerously wrong to imply, as Ross did, that all people are somehow "equal." They're not.

2024-08-11 16:19:56

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True. The main point, though, is that young women of European descent need to have more children than they are having now, far more, or we are dead as a race. It's that important.

2024-08-11 16:15:24

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I definitely agree that there's a lot to be said for "happy accidents" in the world of art and creative thinking. But the last part of the Ross quote is dangerously false: "Anything that you're willing to practice, you can do." I, for example, am never going to be a competition-level sprinter. (I don't have the requisite skeletal structure.) And LaKwanda and Jamal are never going to write a concerto to equal the least of Vivaldi's (or even Vivaldi's unknown students), nor revolutionize (or even understand) physics, nor build anything remotely equaling the Temple of Artemis (nor, probably, even a plastic model thereof). They don't have the brain structure. We do no one a favor by pretending otherwise.

2024-08-11 16:01:08

Bad idea. It reminds of Mencken's proposal, which (updated by me) essentially amounted to this: The kind of person who would refrain from having children to get a prize of a blinged-out Escalade and two gold incisor implants is probably the kind of person we don't want contributing to our gene pool anyway. Except Mencken's proposal would weed out the stupid and decrease their percentage of the population, whereas yours would weed out the intelligent and far-seeing -- a terrible outcome.
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2024-08-11 16:00:56

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2024-08-11 15:52:54

If true, this is proof positive that people are fools. I like Ibsen's take: "The minority is sometimes right, and the majority is always wrong." Even if Ibsen was exaggerating for effect, it was a very, very small exaggeration.
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2024-08-11 15:51:26

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2024-08-11 15:40:14

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What is repugnant to me is, as far as I can tell, not binding on a spider, tick, or scorpion. Nature, as the poet noted, is often "red in tooth and claw," but we need not be so, at least not gratuitously (as in "I like the taste"), and at least not to innocents.

2024-08-11 15:34:31

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2024-08-11 15:23:59

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The idea that it's just fine and dandy to kill a sentient, feeling, conscious being because you "like the taste" is repugnant to me.

2024-07-28 04:56:33

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Ride the wave, or don't ride the wave. The wave doesn't care.

2024-07-28 00:14:36

There does seem to be something in the European psyche that tends toward division when entities get "too large." Look at the map of the Earth: Many, many giant states, but when you get to that European peninsula, so many countries smaller than a mid-size American state. I think this same tendency can also be seen in the difficulty of organizing Whites in their own racial self-defense. It is probably also related to the same mindset that makes White geniuses, much more than even equally brilliant geniuses of other races, willing to say to established authorities, "I don't care who you are or how many titles or degrees you possess, you are all wrong and I am right!" (Almost unthinkable in the Orient, for example.) Thus has science and technology and knowledge advanced. But it also makes it very hard for us to unite.

2024-07-27 14:15:24

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The emperors of Rome and their courtiers thought they could import Gothic and German mercenaries to defend themselves against other Goths and Germans, while they continued whoring and feasting and partying. It worked... for a while.

2024-07-27 13:21:45

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True indeed. I thought from a young age that, just on the face of it, it couldn't possibly to be good for you to purposely inhale smoke. I also felt the same way about drinking a solvent so strong it can be used as a disinfectant -- that can't possibly be healthy. And I had the same feeling about eating corpses. The first two things I haven't done since 1956, when I was born. The last I haven't done since 1976.

2024-07-27 13:12:40

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The air in New York City.