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Tag Archives: censorship
Anthropogenic Climate Change, Pseudo Science or Science?
Dear Friends, It seems to me, anthropogenic climate change is the definition of pseudo science. The way science works is someone makes a hypothesis. Based on that hypothesis predictions are made. Then experiments or observations are done to see if … Continue reading
Posted in International Power, media, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged academic freedom, anthropogenic global warming, carbon dioxide, censorship, censorship in science, climate change, climate debate, climate predictions, Climate Skepticism, Climategate, Falsifiability, global warming, greenhouse effect, hypothesis testing, ipcc, political enforcement, pseudoscience, scientific consensus, scientific integrity, scientific method
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The Unreliable Press
Dear Friends, I find it utterly galling that the New York Times NYT is still considered authoritative and the New York Post NYP isn’t. The NYT filed a dismissal in a court case against Project Veritas, arguing they couldn’t be … Continue reading
Posted in media, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged Biden laptop, censorship, conservative media, corporate media, disinformation, election 2020, fake news, investigative journalism, journalism, mainstream media, media accountability, media bias, media ethics, New York Post, New York Times, news corruption, press freedom, progressive media, project veritas, yellow journalism
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On Endorsing Political Violence
Dear Friends, It seems to me the moment a political faction endorses the use of violence, that faction has not only discredited itself but it’s put a target on its own back. That’s the epitome of stupidity. Such people should … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged Brownshirts, censorship, civil liberties, Clausewitz, constitutional rights, extremism, historical analogy, media bias, Nazi Germany, political strategy, political violence, politics, power dynamics, public safety, SA, stochastic terrorism
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Natural Justice
Dear Friends, It seems to me, dogs embody justice and fairness innately. They recognize unjust treatment and act accordingly. Anyone with more than one dog has witnessed their sense of justice. This proves that justice is a state of nature. … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Judicial Sysytem, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged censorship, corruption, dogs, ethics, fairness, government critique, human nature, inequality, innate morality, justice, Law, legal system critique, morality, nature, philosophy, power imbalance, social commentary, societal critique, systemic injustice, Thrasymachus
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Limericks
Dear Friends, Leftist violence is now the norm,So you better listen and conform,Wrongspeak is bad,Freedom’s just a fad,As they keep the top down in a thunderstorm. We live in a scary time,With threats so very sublime,Assassinations abound,Terrorists unbound,So you could … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Mercy, philosophy, polictics of class envy, Societal Myth
Tagged assassination, censorship, charlie kirk, elite, evil, freedom, hate, leftist, limerick, poetry, politics, Satire, terrorism, train stabbing, Verse, violence
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The Power Of Silent Prayer
Dear Friends, It seems to me a woman in Britain has been arrested several times for silently praying, which tells me, silent prayer is very powerful… else the elite wouldn’t have arrested her for it. Otherwise who cares if she … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged abortion, britain, British law, buffer zones, censorship, civil disobedience, civil liberties, elite criticism, elites, free speech, freedom of conscience, government overreach, hope, human rights, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, morality, oppression, police state, political commentary, political satire, pro-life, public prayer, public space protection orders, religious expression, religious freedom, Satire, silent prayer, suffering, thought crime, UK Politics, unborn, war, wrongthink
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Deception Is Servitude
Dear Friends, It seems to me, the only way a civilization such as ours can get into real trouble, is if information is converted from informing to manipulation. Once that happens disaster is guaranteed. Every example of pending upheaval around … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, media, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged censorship, Church Committee, civic engagement, democratic responsibility, government accountability, government overreach, legacy media, media bias, media corruption, misinformation, operation mockingbird, political ethics, political manipulation, press freedom, propaganda, public awareness, Public Trust, truth in journalism
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Competition of Parallel Systems
Dear Friends, It seems to me, as the leaders of our institutions discredit those institutions, it’s up to us to create parallel systems. Not to replace… but to create competition. Today we’re seeing the rise of the non traditional press. … Continue reading
Limericks
Dear Friends, Politics or merit and a cog or wit, Make every decision with ruthless grit, One is despotism, The other liberalism, And either poverty or wealth will we inherit. Pollyanna simply wanted to save mankind, Working diligently … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged bureaucratic corruption, censorship, charity fraud, fake virtue, government failure, grift culture, institutional critique, John Pepin, liberalism vs despotism, Limerick Politics, modern hypocrisy, poetic satire, political commentary, Pollyanna syndrome, Satire, thought crime, tommy robinson, tyranny vs freedom, wit vs conformity
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Globalism The Wounded Bear
Dear Friends, It seems to me even a mama bear isn’t as dangerous as a wounded bear, because it is mindless in its wrath. Keeping this in mind, it’s increasingly apparent the globalist elite are wounded and are acting like … Continue reading →