* (Bloomberg) — “Donald Trump is coming off one of his roughest weeks as president, at least in his critics’ eyes — instigating a government shutdown fight, provoking his defense chief’s resignation, abruptly pulling U.S. troops from two global hot spots, and even thinking about firing the head of the U.S. central bank.”
If Western news outlets seriously fact-checked reportage from Moscow/ analysis of Russia & ended relationships with journalists & pundits who’ve made stuff up, the ‘Russia expert’ & correspondent community would be completely gutted. https://t.co/lsAdD4W0wq
00:00 Luke discusses new documentary Porndemic
20:00 Luke discusses Saturday night’s show with Jim Goad, Nick Fuentes
1:00:00 Halsey English joins
1:36:00 KMG arrives, discusses withdrawal from Syria, Afghanistan
1:40:00 Susan Rice: President Trump does more to undermine American national security than any foreign adversary.
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Neil McCabe Tells The Tennessee Star Report That Secretary of Defense James Mattis ‘Was Really Trying to be That Third Term for President Barack Obama in the Pentagon’
1:47:00 J. Otto Pohl joins from Kurdistan
2:05:00 Kevin Spacey to be arraigned on sex assault charge…
2:10:00 Court says Justice Ginsburg up and working after surgery
2:22:00 LeBron James Apologizes for ‘Jewish Money’ Instagram Story
2:24:00 Witchcraft moves to the mainstream in America as Christianity declines – and has Trump in its sights
2:32:00 Argentinian shock jock ordered to co-host show with feminists after sexism accusations
2:35:00 License-to-Kill Policing to Get a Trial Run in Rio de Janeiro
2:41:00 California’s 2020 shadow sparks New Hampshire fears
2:44:00 IMMORTALITY is on the horizon according to leading transhumanists, who believe in the future people will be able to live forever.
2:48:00 Death of The Weekly Standard Signals Rebirth of the Right
2:55:00 The Wall is Trump’s ‘Read My Lips’ Moment
2:56:00 NYT: Your Vagina Is Terrific (and Everyone Else’s Opinions Still Are Not)
The New York Times now openly advocates for treason. Here we see again that diversity as an ideal & nationhood are not compatible. They are in fact deadly enemies https://t.co/aRD6mxTSgi
00:00 Logical fallacies
15:00 The art of the interview
1:16:20 Jim Goad arrives
2:00:00 Matt Forney arrives
2:05:45 Weekly Sweat arrives
2:10:55 Baked Alaska arrives
2:13:00 Shawn from Irony Bros arrives
2:25:55 Nick Fuentes arrives
3:24:00 Jim and Nick
The original show was streamed Dec. 22, 2018.
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00:00 RBG’s health crisis, US Supreme Court rules against Trump, Republican senators won’t pass a budget via nuclear option
19:00 U.S. Soldiers With HIV Say Trump’s New Policy Will Force Them Out
27:00 Scott Wiener, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Wiener
40:00 Der Spiegel’s first-class faker
42:00 KMG on the nature of journalism
56:00 Canadian author/talk show host Michael Coren: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Coren
1:06:00 KMG’s Book Club: Leviathan and Its Enemies
00:00 My Steve Sailer interview from 3-3-2005
21:00 J. Otto Pohl on Kurds
1:59:00 Kevin Michael Grace joins
2:18:00 Glenn Greenwald on Sucker Journalists—and Why There’s No Silver Bullet Coming for Trump
2:22:00 Trump Orders Big Troop Reduction in Afghanistan
2:32:00 Thomas Edsall in NYT: White identity politics
2:43:00 The Battle of Algiers (1966)
2:46:00 ANTIFA LEADER RELIED ON ANONYMITY TO PUSH RADICAL, VIOLENT COMMUNIST AGENDA
2:48:00 Least-Educated State: California No. 1 in Percentage of Residents 25 and Older Who Never Finished 9th Grade; No. 50 in High School Graduates
2:50:00 Trump stops following Ann Coulter on Twitter
2:51:00 After Trump’s criticism, House approves $5.7b for border wall
2:53:00 Morocco murders: agents investigate footage as terror fears mount
2:55:00 18 MOST MORTIFYING MEDIA MOMENTS OF 2018
3:00:00 Financial Times names George Soros ‘Person of the Year,’ ‘standard bearer of liberal democracy’
3:03:00 Uygurs in China
3:08:00 Denmark approves plan to send foreign criminals to tiny island
3:11:00 Julia Ioffe: People, please stop wishing me a merry Christmas. It’s wonderful if you celebrate it, but I don’t and I don’t feel like explaining that to you either.
3:13:00 We live in a female hormonal world on a quantum level
3:15:00 Theater Thursday: White Christmas (1954)
* Steve wrote in 2002: “I’m Catholic; I’ve always assumed I’m biologically half-Jewish (I’m adopted); and I’m an Anglophile and an admirer of WASP culture. So, I wish everyone well.”
* Steve Sailer writes: “When I started writing professionally a little over a quarter of a century ago, I seriously considered using a pseudonym like Eric Blair / George Orwell. But I couldn’t figure out how to cash checks made out to a pseudonym, so I eventually junked the idea. But I generally wish I had gone with a pen name, for reasons that are obvious at this point to me, but I won’t mention them because they are so obvious.”
* Nov. 13, 2016, I blogged: “Over the past year, I’ve emailed MSM journalists I know that they should write or assign profiles of Steve Sailer because of his importance to this election. None of them even bothered to reply to my suggestion.”
Bud says: Cofnas: race realism justified Jewish overrepresentation. Okay… but race realism also implies blacks will always be criminal and weak financially, Hispanics will always be behind and lazy, Indians will always be deceptive, etc. So if we’re going to deploy Cofnas’s argument, we need to do it in all spheres. The resentment about Jewish overrepresentation will end exactly when the borders are closed, affirmative action is ended, and a solid white majority is secured. But *until then* — until the whole package comes together — it’s hard to see the Cofnas argument doing the work you hope it does. And of course, as the overrepresented people, we should start to see Jewish lobbying groups rapidly working to restore a solid white majority. And then, believe me!, the resentment will vanish. Doesn’t that seem like a square deal?
I really like Jennifer (Church of Entropy). I’ve been really dragged out of my comfort zone these past couple years, thinking about group interests and political antagonism, etc. — I was basically a Hindu/Buddhist mystic 10 years ago, and a Christian mystic 5 years ago. Now I’m a debased political pundit. When she said at the end last night that she knows who you are… that was exactly my speed. I actually admire how she’s able to stay herself and keep bringing her esoteric interests to the table. The Jews are fascinating, but when you’re not Jewish, it gets exhausting… I’ve never felt once like god was calling me to convert, especially since I’d have to get my wife and kids to convert with me or else everything would go haywire, and that’s not happening. I guess the only question is whether you want to let her take us in these alternative directions. She’s great at handling the bantz.
I’m deep into Evola and have been re-reading my copy of The Upanishads (I love the Easwaran translation)… it’s the perennial monotheist Jesus that I love best. Ever read the Gospel of Judas?
Judas [said] to [Jesus], “I know who you are and where you have come from. You are from the immortal realm of Barbelo. And I am not worthy to utter the name of the one who has sent you.”
You’re a child of god, Luke! Jen and I know it.
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* The most natural way for human beings to calm themselves when they are upset is by clinging to another person. This means that patients who have been physically or sexually violated face a dilemma: They desperately crave touch while simultaneously being terrified of body contact.
The mind needs to be reeducated to feel physical sensations, and the body needs to be helped to tolerate and enjoy the comforts of touch. Individuals who lack emotional awareness are able, with practice, to connect their physical sensations to psychological events. Then they can slowly reconnect with themselves…
* “The roots of resilience . . . are to be found in the sense of being understood by and existing in the mind and heart of a loving, attuned, and self-possessed other.” (Diana Fosha)
* We could only conclude that for abused children, the whole world is filled with triggers. As long as they can imagine only disastrous outcomes to relatively benign situations, anybody walking into a room, any stranger, any image, on a screen or on a billboard might be perceived as a harbinger of catastrophe.
* If you have no internal sense of security, it is difficult to distinguish between safety and danger. If you feel chronically numbed out, potentially dangerous situations may make you feel alive. If you conclude that you must be a terrible person (because why else would your parents have you treated that way?), you start expecting other people to treat you horribly. You probably deserve it, and anyway, there is nothing you can do about it. When disorganized people carry self-perceptions like these, they are set up to be traumatized by subsequent experiences.
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