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Forwarded from Felix Rex (Felix Rex)
Ukraine Crisis Day 6 Livestream
Livestream 9am GMT (1hr from now). Day 6 of the Crisis in the Ukraine. Covering the day's events and geopolitical implications. Panel includes military contractor George McMilian one of the last Americans out of Kabul.
https://youtu.be/1AR23zCL-XU
Livestream 9am GMT (1hr from now). Day 6 of the Crisis in the Ukraine. Covering the day's events and geopolitical implications. Panel includes military contractor George McMilian one of the last Americans out of Kabul.
https://youtu.be/1AR23zCL-XU
Forwarded from Keith Woods
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Probably the most honest analysis of the situation you'll see on a mainstream network
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Ireland is a progressive NGO with a state.
https://unherd.com/thepost/in-ireland-its-progressives-who-have-the-real-power/
https://unherd.com/thepost/in-ireland-its-progressives-who-have-the-real-power/
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In Ireland, it’s progressives who have the real power
If one political innovation has defined Ireland’s move from its conservative past to its current status as the poster child for hyper-liberalisation, it’s been the rise of the NGO. But in the last month some cracks have appeared in the ways that NGOs protect…
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Narcissists and #StandWithUkraine
Today we explore people who make war about themselves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIcbrFuRfzc
Today we explore people who make war about themselves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIcbrFuRfzc
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Narcissists and #StandWithUkraine
Today we explore people who make war about themselves.
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https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2022/02/28/aramark-controversy-misses-point-on-asylum Why the open borders lobby is missing the mark (yet again) with Aramark protests
The Burkean
Aramark Controversy Misses Point on Asylum | The Burkean
Progressive minded tea drinkers have been taking aim at the National Gallery all month for the latter’s freshly signed contract with the catering conglomerate Aramark. Getting itself into liberal Ireland’s bad books for taking business to do with the much…
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Probably the best article I've read this week: https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2022/03/01/jewish-subtexts-in-ukraine/
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MEP Billy Kelleher, who last week offered to drive the Russian ambassador to the airport, today voted for the continued use of Ireland as a tax haven for the oligarchy (as did Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil) of course.
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Forwarded from Irish Farmer
I was always very interested in knowing what people ate here before the Saxon Invasion and the multitude of famines since, then of course the modern fad of having strawberries flown in to eat with the Christmas day dessert.
I suppose obviously enough it was mostly a 1950s rural diet. The idea of going to the shops to buy food still wasn't a serious part of our psyche then.
Sure, people bought a big sack of flour etc, but long before people would go to a local Miller and get a big sack of ground oats. Today oats are generally considered animal feed and wheat is considered a human food, but, a strange thing happened in the late 1800s and early 1900s;
In that time it was "The done thing" that wheat was harvested with a scythe. The scythe would cut the entire stalk from the ground up, leaving nothing but the roots in the ground behind.
The wheat on the full stalk was laid out in barns as it was slowly gathered into sheafs by hand, then laid out on the floor of a barn and animal dung was dropped onto the ends of the stalks, this aided what is called today "capillary action" (big words for a farmer), but the heat generated basically pushed extra nutrition from the stalk into the wheat before it was "threshed". This process essentially ended because of mechanisation, now only the heads are harvested.
Another change was chemical fertilisers, they inhibit certain minerals in the soil such as zinc. I'm not a scientist but there's a general thinking that zinc deficiency is causing gluten intolerance, personally i think that explanation makes good sense.
A 3rd problem is to do with the baking of bread. In times gone by the dough for bread had to be made (by law) at least 8 hours before it was baked, as a dough "proves" it causes a reaction and develops the B vitamins in the bread, (this law was removed during either ww1 or 2, I can't remember)
The tl;dr is that modern bread is absolute garbage in nearly every circumstance, but over 100 years ago you could basically live off bread and milk.
The other point is that oats are objectively better than wheat, despite us using oats to feed animals and eating garbage ourselves.
I suppose obviously enough it was mostly a 1950s rural diet. The idea of going to the shops to buy food still wasn't a serious part of our psyche then.
Sure, people bought a big sack of flour etc, but long before people would go to a local Miller and get a big sack of ground oats. Today oats are generally considered animal feed and wheat is considered a human food, but, a strange thing happened in the late 1800s and early 1900s;
In that time it was "The done thing" that wheat was harvested with a scythe. The scythe would cut the entire stalk from the ground up, leaving nothing but the roots in the ground behind.
The wheat on the full stalk was laid out in barns as it was slowly gathered into sheafs by hand, then laid out on the floor of a barn and animal dung was dropped onto the ends of the stalks, this aided what is called today "capillary action" (big words for a farmer), but the heat generated basically pushed extra nutrition from the stalk into the wheat before it was "threshed". This process essentially ended because of mechanisation, now only the heads are harvested.
Another change was chemical fertilisers, they inhibit certain minerals in the soil such as zinc. I'm not a scientist but there's a general thinking that zinc deficiency is causing gluten intolerance, personally i think that explanation makes good sense.
A 3rd problem is to do with the baking of bread. In times gone by the dough for bread had to be made (by law) at least 8 hours before it was baked, as a dough "proves" it causes a reaction and develops the B vitamins in the bread, (this law was removed during either ww1 or 2, I can't remember)
The tl;dr is that modern bread is absolute garbage in nearly every circumstance, but over 100 years ago you could basically live off bread and milk.
The other point is that oats are objectively better than wheat, despite us using oats to feed animals and eating garbage ourselves.
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Forwarded from Keith Woods
If your principle is really Nationalism and "no more brother wars", you should wish for as quick and convincing a Russian victory in Ukraine as possible.
Everyone in the know acknowledges Ukraine has no realistic chance of winning this conflict, which means the only options are:
1. A quick end to the war with a negotiated resolution giving ethnic Russian territory in the East independence and Ukraine pledging neutrality.
2. A protracted, bloody insurgency intended to bleed Russia for as much blood and treasure as possible, with the West flooding arms into one of the most corrupt countries in the world, likely leading to decades of ethnic conflict and terrorism.
You can call this a false dichotomy and fantasise about a National Socialist government in Ukraine rejecting Russia and the West, but that will remain a fantasy. The Western elites favour the second option, because despite their rhetoric they're willing to sacrifice as many Ukrainian lives as possible on the altar of their imperial project. As the conflict drags on it will be the bravest, most patriotic Ukrainians giving their lives for their country.
No more brother wars means thinking Russia has a right to keep NATO missiles off its borders, that ethnic Russians in East Ukraine have a right to self-determination, and that the this conflict shouldn't be dragged out at the expense of the Ukrainian and Russian people for the benefit of US foreign policy planners.
Everyone in the know acknowledges Ukraine has no realistic chance of winning this conflict, which means the only options are:
1. A quick end to the war with a negotiated resolution giving ethnic Russian territory in the East independence and Ukraine pledging neutrality.
2. A protracted, bloody insurgency intended to bleed Russia for as much blood and treasure as possible, with the West flooding arms into one of the most corrupt countries in the world, likely leading to decades of ethnic conflict and terrorism.
You can call this a false dichotomy and fantasise about a National Socialist government in Ukraine rejecting Russia and the West, but that will remain a fantasy. The Western elites favour the second option, because despite their rhetoric they're willing to sacrifice as many Ukrainian lives as possible on the altar of their imperial project. As the conflict drags on it will be the bravest, most patriotic Ukrainians giving their lives for their country.
No more brother wars means thinking Russia has a right to keep NATO missiles off its borders, that ethnic Russians in East Ukraine have a right to self-determination, and that the this conflict shouldn't be dragged out at the expense of the Ukrainian and Russian people for the benefit of US foreign policy planners.
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Forwarded from Morgoth's Review
The cutting edge takes of Breadtube are just 2003 tier Neo-Con bullet points.
''If Donald Rumsfeld had a streaming channel with superchats....''
''If Donald Rumsfeld had a streaming channel with superchats....''
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Forwarded from Michael De La Broc -Buhanka watch
Now is a good time to download the Telegram APK and install that if you if you're on android as the pressure to remove it from the app store could increase.
https://telegram.org/android
I'm increasingly seeing Telegram being referred to as 'an unregulated platform' being used to spread conspiracy theories and fake news about Ukraine as western powers ramp up their narrative enforcement efforts.
On portable Apple devices, you'll have to use a web app if they remove Telegram. There are two versions to try as two separate dev teams are in competition to make the best version.
https://web.telegram.org/z/
https://web.telegram.org/k/
Then there are also the PC and MacOS versions of Telegram.
https://desktop.telegram.org
https://macos.telegram.org
https://telegram.org/android
I'm increasingly seeing Telegram being referred to as 'an unregulated platform' being used to spread conspiracy theories and fake news about Ukraine as western powers ramp up their narrative enforcement efforts.
On portable Apple devices, you'll have to use a web app if they remove Telegram. There are two versions to try as two separate dev teams are in competition to make the best version.
https://web.telegram.org/z/
https://web.telegram.org/k/
Then there are also the PC and MacOS versions of Telegram.
https://desktop.telegram.org
https://macos.telegram.org
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Forwarded from Michael De La Broc -Buhanka watch
>Makes posts in the middle of a war that were perceived as so anti Ukrainian, Russia played them on their national tv
>Get hunted by Ukrainian deaths squads in response so you try to disavow and walk it all back
>Two days later while literally having to hide in a closet from the death squads, make even more hardcore comments and double down on everything
>Get hunted by Ukrainian deaths squads in response so you try to disavow and walk it all back
>Two days later while literally having to hide in a closet from the death squads, make even more hardcore comments and double down on everything
Forwarded from The Burkean
The Anti-Apartheid Movement was not a natural development in the perception of Irish identity, but rather one imposed upon us, and readily accepted due to the circumstances of the time in which it developed —the Troubles.
https://www.theburkean.ie/ireland/2022/03/03/misplaced-nostalgia-and-the-irish-anti-apartheid-movement
https://www.theburkean.ie/ireland/2022/03/03/misplaced-nostalgia-and-the-irish-anti-apartheid-movement
The Burkean
Misplaced Nostalgia and the Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement | The Burkean
“From what I can gather from my slight knowledge of ancient Ireland, I find no reason to conclude that either screech or fatalism is indigenous to [our] race. How far it is within the power of [Ireland’s] will to alter […]
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'We're very fortunate we don't live in a nation that protects its borders, and we must be willing to defend that.'
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