Social AI Stupidity

02 Tuesday Feb 2021

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Youtube, which WordPress won’t tag in echoes, may not be all that happy about the direction of the Prepper Post News. While I go out of my way to obey all of their insane policies, sometimes they just can’t help but caution up my videos. Monday’s show dealt in part with the election fraud, as conspiracy theorized by the DOJ – back in 2016. YT brooks no dissent about the 2020 election, which again, was not my subject. I got this added to the screen:

Thanks, retards, we know that – stole it fair and square. Again, not what I was talking about.

I’m not sure if they have an AI that’s stupid or if it’s run of the mill SJW antics. Either way, they will not appreciate tomorrow’s show wherein I discuss the massive election fraud in the 2020 presidential election – in Burma. I think that’s where Kamala is from maybe, but Creepy Joe is not the president of that nation. (Neither is, now, the crook who stole it, being safely in military custody pursuant to a storm or something).

Speaking of stupid … did the civic nationalists, libertardians, and other USians not just live through the same 6-12 months as the rest of us? More on that, later.

 

 

Rise of the Zombies

02 Tuesday Feb 2021

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Life in the good old USSA is so great that one-third of USians make LARPING a zombie movie their hobby!

Here’s a pretty good reason to make sure you’re getting enough rest and relaxation in your life. More than a third of people are walking around with the same symptoms as concussion due to stress and lack of sleep, suggests a new study.

A survey of more than 31,000 people shows that insufficient sleep, mental health problems, and stress were the causes of a whole host of symptoms doctors are used to seeing in head injury patients. Symptoms of what doctors call post-concussion syndrome (PCS) range from persistent headaches, dizziness and anxiety, to insomnia and loss of concentration and memory.

While 27 percent of people report having several of these symptoms, between one-half and three-quarters say they experience at least one. The most common symptoms are fatigue, low energy and drowsiness. Yet despite their findings, researchers believe the number in the general population could be much higher.

To suggest that this lifestyle choice is somehow abnormal is just plain bigotry. I won’t stand for it. Of course, I won’t participate either – off for a nap now.

Office Space, Not the Movie

01 Monday Feb 2021

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NYC is vacant.

With workers stuck at home, the office availability rate rose to 14.9% in January, the highest in data going back to 2000, according to a report by Colliers International.

Leasing fell by nearly 47% from the same period last year. That came even as asking rents dipped for the seventh straight month to $73.65 a square foot on average, the lowest in almost three years.

I read somewhere else that something like 80% of NYC office workers still works at home remotely while waiting on the new normal to revert or something. How much longer can this on before the companies admit they’re not reopening? Or, if they go back, slowly, how does that affect the overall RE economy? Is this all dependent on “stimulus” from the government that created the hoax in the first place?

So many questions and no answers. On the other, half-full hand, I suppose I could cheaply move the blog to New York, say to half of the WTC. No.

News of a Happy February

01 Monday Feb 2021

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In today’s newscast, I talked about the 2016 election case, so (((YouTube))) ran their bullshit Biden is President thing – one day they’ll convince themselves. In the corner, they also celebrate “BHM.” Oh, here’s the warning-labeled, BHMing news, now:

Oh, in honor of YT’s obsessions, I hereby remind President Biden that today is proclaimed, by me, Cannon Blake Hinnant Day. Add that to your BHM, yo?

End of January

31 Sunday Jan 2021

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Wow, yeah, done. This may be the last post of the month unless there’s another one behind it. Traffic is down from Jan of 2020, but above 2019 – shooting even. Good job, everyone, or good enough. P

Different Directions

30 Saturday Jan 2021

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In the dying USSA, fake president Biden is putting the global stamp of approval on more baby murders.

President Joe Biden signed a series of executive orders on Thursday aimed at rolling back some of the Trump administration’s most far-reaching abortion restrictions, including one denying U.S. aid to health groups abroad that provide information about the procedure.

The actions will begin restoring federal support to abortion providers and organizations that offer abortion counseling while promoting the new administration’s reproductive rights agenda on the global stage.

Elsewhere on the global stage, on the Christian part of it, the Poles reiterate their noble ban on killing children.

A near-total ban on abortion has taken effect in Poland and triggered a new round of nationwide protests three months after the constitutional court ruled that the abortion of congenitally damaged fetuses is unconstitutional.

Satan is well pleased with the degenerate USSA. He hates Poland. Thus, his harpies in Poland attack the good and the decent – without effect; in the USSA, the harpies rule in the absence of the good and the decent. What’s the difference? Poland is a coherent nation, one People with one Christian identity. The USSA is a dead shithole full of squabbling tribes. If this seems, for the USSA, like a punishment from God, then maybe it is. Nationalism or murdering tiny children, take your pick.

With Dignity and Respect

29 Friday Jan 2021

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Those words, or some combination of them, I’ve noticed them a lot lately. For instance, Creepy Joe just allowed trannies into the crumbling USSA military. Luciferians, other degenerates, and the mentally ill are well pleased. Perhaps the last Christian Chaplain in the Army is not. He, of course, is right in what he said, and he’ll probably get kicked out of the Imperial Army for it. That’s good for him; the whole show is coming apart and decent people should no longer participate. As expected, from the usual suspects, he caught considerable grief. That’s where the quote surfaced again.

Following the outcry, the Security Force Assistant Command released a statement on their Facebook page saying that they were investigating the incident.

The statement reads: ‘Always remember to ‘Think, Type, Post’ when it comes to engaging in conversation on social media platforms. We are soldiers 24/7 and that means always treating people with dignity and respect.

Yes, odd words from an organization that slaughters women and children for money. Or, is it dignity and respect to murder them? Truth be told, the application of these words is a relative matter. Good people indeed deserve the treatment that most good people associate with dignity and respect. The wicked do not unless the dignity they get is of a different kind – like that Paul talked about when he suggested that getting rid of the wicked was better for everyone, the wicked included. Somehow I doubt that’s what the Army Rainbow Command has in mind. In fact, I imagine the concept would be lost on most who utter some variance of these words.

Somewhere, I read this same phraseology. And I heard it in person not long ago. I looked briefly and found a few more examples from different sources. Then, I got tired of looking. How much dignity and respect is due a usurer? Or an outright murderer? A child molester? If rope and fire are forms of dignity and respect, then all’s well. Again, I suppose this reasoning would escape many and even horrify some these days.

I’m not making a definitive statement, but there’s just something new, fresh, and wrong sounding about this universal concept. I found a pastor somewhere who quoted Christ from John 15:12: “This is my commandment that you love one another as I have loved you.” The pastor did not clarify who “one another” encompasses nor the nature of how “I have loved you.” This beautiful admonishment, read in pari materia with the rest of the Bible, may not be a plain and simple as some make it out to be. There again, full examinations upend quick talking points.

I could be wrong, but there’s just a churchian feeling to it. The proof of such is in the way it was hurled back against the wisdom of an actual practicing Christian. That man, the Army Chaplain, does deserve dignity and respect.

Davosians Reimagine Education…

29 Friday Jan 2021

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The schools, when they’re not using dead instructors, are otherwise dead in terms of educational value. Christopher Paslay just released a great article on the war on Whites in US child abuse factories.

Hours after being sworn in as America’s 46th president, Joe Biden reversed Trump’s ban on using toxic Critical Race Theory in federal government diversity trainings. Doing so has reopened the floodgates for allowing anti-American identity politics in our public institutions and schools.

Corwin Press, an academic publisher that supplies books for K–12 schools, has taken advantage of Biden’s new agenda by releasing a series of free teacher resources titled “Responding to Insurrection, Domestic Terrorism, and Threats to Democracy.”

A quick look at these so-called teacher resources, which are linked at the top of Corwin’s webpage, reveals that they are disturbingly political and agenda-driven, with a clear objective to teach children what to think and not how to think. In short, these resources fail to allow students to critically analyze current events in an accurate and balanced context. They do not offer a classic pro and con format, but are presented from a one-sided lens that makes a complex situation simplistic.

In particular, they push polarizing identity politics, based in Critical Race Theory, on children in K–12 schools.

Down with the KKK-12 schools!

Some of our elite betters have noticed that worldwide, evil White supremacist children are only a small fraction of the total potential abuse and terror victims. Thus, the luciferians of the World Economic Forum are getting a plan together to “help” everyone.

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, 188 countries closed their schools, affecting 1.54 billion students. These disruptions provide an opportunity to reset the skills that need to be prioritized in primary and secondary education and beyond.

From global citizenship to digital skills, what policies, practices and partnerships are needed to move future-ready employability skills higher up the education agenda?

This session is associated with the following projects and initiatives of the World Economic Forum: Education 4.0, the Global Future Council on the New Agenda for Education and Skills, and the Global University Leaders Forum.

The first part of this session is open to the public online; the second is only accessible via TopLink.

They give us the Great Reset! (Any mention of a “great reset” is a conspiracy theory). Learning and general knowledge is out, employability skills are in! You may watch the public show, the real action takes place behind closed digital doors.

H.O.M.E.S.C.H.O.O.L.