Amerika

• Exploiting nature ‘drives outbreaks of new disease’

  Here we return to fundamental knowledge: when we left half of the land reserved for nature, it was not stressed to the point of collapse. As humanity expands, it forces collapse. Half Earth is the only solution.

• Rice prices surge to 7-year high as coronavirus sparks stockpiling

  Asia produces 90% of the world’s rice supply and consumes the same amount.

  In India, rice traders have stopped signing new export contracts as labour shortages and logistical disruptions hamper the delivery of existing contracts, Reuters reported, citing industry officials. The Vietnamese government meanwhile has put in export curbs.

  Globalism collapses as soon as one little spiky boi shows how fragile our supply chains are. In the West, toilet paper seems to be in short supply. Soon a starving, feces-covered humanity will emerge from the cave of modernity wondering how it could have ever trusted such an inherently flaky system.

• South Africa’s new relief fund for restaurants and hotels will be guided by BEE: minister

  Diverse societies, like all egalitarian societies, will focus their aid not on the growing parts of their economies, but the failing parts, and all for political reasons. This shows us why democracy and socialism are part of the same spectrum: take from the strong, give to the weak. With ethnic diversity, this sets the stage for further conflict. South Africa seems determined to follow the path of diversity genocide like Rwanda.

• We Have No Reason to Believe 5G Is Safe

  From October of last year: why some scientists think we should cut EMF. It, like other environmental pollutants, is having subtle but cumulative negative effects on us. Testing of 5G was set aside because industry needed a new product to shill, despite it being like most of our past fifty years of technology, an incremental upgrade to an existing product.

• BlackBerry uncovers China-backed hacking campaign

  As we slowly emerge from the Obama-era stupor, people are finding out that under Democratic guidance, everything got owned by China.

• A journalist asked a question that sparked a debate and a bunch of jokes: should “Karen” be considered a slur?

  Karen refers to an entitled huwhite woman who wants to speak to the manager as a way to bully other people into getting what she wants. Karens are generally mixed-white, with some Irish and Italian in there, with dyed blonde hair and a pixie cut so they can do crossfit without hair getting in their eyes. They tend to have miserable children and alienated marriages because they married men that they can bully. They are also perpetually furious because on some level, they know that their society is failing and that their entitlement comes from a manic desire to substitute for what they are actually not getting, like culture, affection, esteem, and purpose in life.

• HR Prompts Correction to False Charge Against Israeli Health Minister

  Leftists make a false accusation based on a Pakistani source, and get owned, but it does not matter. The hive already united and raged over this one on social media. It served only to fan outrage and bring the group together.

• In a first, China knocks U.S. from top spot in global patent race

  Almost as if they planned it!

• German foreign ministry restricts use of Zoom over security concerns: report

  Outsourcing the production of everything we use to China was a Clinton-era idea. He made a deal with the Chinese: they would supply cheap consumer goods and computer programming, and we would let them into every level of our power structure. This made him a popular president, since cheap goods plus a boom in the “service economy” (which turned out to be temporary) meant that “it’s the economy, stupid” could rule his presidency. People were wealthier in terms of what they could buy in the 1990s, when those $5 tshirts and $500 computers first came around.

• Bernie Sanders ends presidential bid

  Running for president is a profitable business. Even if you drop out early, you can still rake in lots of funds and become a public figure. This enables you to find other financial opportunities later on. How come all of these “socialists” are such capitalists?

• New Data Shows U.S. Companies Are Definitely Leaving China

  Globalism self-terminates as people realize that it is not just unreliable but making us weak. A company with its production in China can count on getting spied on, but it cannot assume that the shipments will make it here or that geopolitical interruptions caused by Chinese ideological megalomania will not end the existence of the company. We are backing out of the global village, and going to the ecosystem model: we each have a niche. This invokes nationalism, regionalism, localism, and of course, an end to social mobility, since now for all of us our social castes will be our niches, too. Japan is also backing out of China as American and European investors flee the “fake data” that is the norm in China.

• An Unusually Large Hole Has Opened in The Ozone Layer Over The Arctic

  But we do know that ozone depletion can give rise to extreme weather around the world, meaning increasing ozone depletion could have far-reaching implications down the road.

  Most likely, something else that we are producing in industry is causing these problems, and someone is lying about using it, so it remains undetected. It would be funny if the collection of local effects called “climate change” by the Left were influenced by the ozone holes we were warned about back in the 1970s. In nature, nothing is random and without purpose; humans routinely assume that everything but what they need to produce some product is random and can be sacrificed.

• Facebook bans Faith Goldy and ‘dangerous’ alt-right groups

  Anything but affirming the present Regime, which is Leftist but includes freeish markets, will be viewed as “hate.” That was always the point of civil rights law: when government has a mandate to enforce equality, every human interaction will be regulated by government to its advantage. It is amusing how those who hate corporations forget that government is in fact a giant corporation.

• Low-income California communities enact plan to fight disproportionate air pollution

  How about we simply “fight” disproportionate air pollution by filtering emissions, leaving more land for nature, and engaging in less unnecessary activity? It seems that lower economic activity means less pollution dramatically. Do we really need more products for consumers to buy because they are a trend? Recall all those breadmakers from a decade ago now inhabiting landfills. Entitlements states pay for retirement, healthcare, education, and welfare, creating a new class of consumers who have no need to spend, and tend to blast the money away on entertainment products and fads. Remove the free government money, and we will no longer be riding the treadmill of making junk to sell to morons to kick up our GDP so we can take on more debt so that we can pay out more money to morons.

• The Hate Store: Amazon’s Self-Publishing Arm Is a Haven for White Supremacists

  The Left lives by censorship because its ideology posits that only equality is good, and therefore any other thought about what might be good is a direct threat to the ideology. They are pushing hard for print-on-demand firms to stop selling books which might have un-PC content. As the coronavirus news winds down, the Left is preparing its next trend-panic talking point rallying locus, getting ready to rile up the herd to attack yet again as a means of keeping them united.

• Arkansas man arrested in connection with destruction of Buddhist statues

  When your religion says that it is the only one, and to tear down images of other gods, some take it seriously. This tends to be a non-problem in non-diverse societies. Diversity = problem.

• Work starts in Montana on disputed Canada-US oil pipeline

  Keystone XL pipeline gets going despite a well-funded Leftist effort to oppose it. In reality, pipelines are a less destructive way of transporting oil and gasoline than trucks.

• About 1 in 4 Japanese adults in their 20s and 30s is a virgin, study says

  Sexual liberation makes sexually alienated people. It turns out that we need some order at a level above the individual.

• Crops were cultivated in regions of the Amazon ‘10,000 years ago’

  The ancient history of the world slowly reveals itself. Humans have been intelligent for longer than we know, and most of history has been forgotten or concealed.

• UK truck driver pleads guilty in deaths of 39 Vietnamese

  Without diversity, none of these people would have died.

• Bridge on Italian provincial roadway collapses, one injured

  Since the 1950s, first world governments have spent all of their money on entitlements, and not surprisingly, poorly maintained infrastructure is now collapsing.

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