If one of the people you are referring to me as a failure with a hefty seven-digit net worth, a highly successful social service career,
a BA and Masters Degree, a wonderful and loving wife with whom I just celebrated our 18th anniversary, an outstanding mind
and an ability to use it to reduce folks like you to dogshit in any kind of debate with hardly any effort, a beautiful
$750,000 home with 3550 sq foot him paid off over 12 years ago, having prominent, well-educated, and highly
successful JEWISH parents with outstanding careers and highly respected in the community, yeah then I guess I am a failure
and relatively speaking I wonder what that makes you in comparison!! lol
For me, the obsession with what Trump meant by the word "bloodbath" is a total waste of time by BOTH the media and anyone else for
the simple reason that it is far from the first time Trump has used the term or similar terminology to make a prediction, threaten intimidate,
bully or whatever you want to call it about the future if he is not elected and in the overwhelming number of cases unlike the other
without ambiguity!!
The point is that one word/"bloodbath" as used in one isolated instance isn't and shouldn't change anyone's opinion about
Trump because he is a well-known quantity when it comes to the use of terms like this.
One either buys what he has to say and his modus operandi or considers him a repulsive, lying, criminal POS for too many
reasons to count-imo there is no middle ground here!!
the simple reason that it is far from the first time Trump has used the term or similar terminology to make a prediction, threaten intimidate,
bully or whatever you want to call it about the future if he is not elected and in the overwhelming number of cases unlike the other
without ambiguity!!
The point is that one word/"bloodbath" as used in one isolated instance isn't and shouldn't change anyone's opinion about
Trump because he is a well-known quantity when it comes to the use of terms like this.
One either buys what he has to say and his modus operandi or considers him a repulsive, lying, criminal POS for too many
reasons to count-imo there is no middle ground here!!
From www.InfoStormer.com
UNICEF is saying that Israel has killed over 13,000 children in Gaza since October 7th, 2023. They further report how many other children are suffering from severe malnutrition due to lack of food.
They might be able to get away with them in the short term, but in the long term they have imperiled the very existence of Israel. People across the region are demanding war against the Jews to liberate the Palestinian people while the Jews are reliant on a rapidly declining power in the United States for weapons and support.
UNICEF is saying that Israel has killed over 13,000 children in Gaza since October 7th, 2023. They further report how many other children are suffering from severe malnutrition due to lack of food.
Do the Jews actually think they are going to be able to get away with these massive crimes?
They might be able to get away with them in the short term, but in the long term they have imperiled the very existence of Israel. People across the region are demanding war against the Jews to liberate the Palestinian people while the Jews are reliant on a rapidly declining power in the United States for weapons and support.
I call it as I see it, and in this instance as a Jewish person, I agree that this carnage has to stop and if not for someone
else to run the country!!
MSN
www.msn.com
comedy and racism in this short "spelling bee clip"
conservativeus.com
You Can Watch The Perfect Example Of "Equity" In This Spelling Bee Contest - This Feels Like A Monty Python Skit - Conservative US
You have to watch this spelling bee contest during the halftime show between Atlanta Hawks and the Memphis Grizzlies: His
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Educating clueless and failed Tards, one post at a time.
From www.HenryMakow.com
Clintons' Secret Pedophile and Cannibal Club in Haiti Exposed By Locals
https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/clintons-secret-pedophile-and-cannibal-club-in-haiti-exposed-by-locals/
According to multiple eyewitnesses in Haiti, the Satanic club has become the new Bohemian Grove for the jet-setting globalist elite, with private jets regularly landing in Port-au-Prince before the passengers are whisked away to their secret hideout in the jungle where unspeakable horrors involving children have been documented by local investigators.
From www.HenryMakow.com
Clintons' Secret Pedophile and Cannibal Club in Haiti Exposed By Locals
https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/clintons-secret-pedophile-and-cannibal-club-in-haiti-exposed-by-locals/
According to multiple eyewitnesses in Haiti, the Satanic club has become the new Bohemian Grove for the jet-setting globalist elite, with private jets regularly landing in Port-au-Prince before the passengers are whisked away to their secret hideout in the jungle where unspeakable horrors involving children have been documented by local investigators.
Educating clueless and failed Tards, one post at a time.
From www.HenryMakow.com
Clintons' Secret Pedophile and Cannibal Club in Haiti Exposed By Locals
https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/clintons-secret-pedophile-and-cannibal-club-in-haiti-exposed-by-locals/
According to multiple eyewitnesses in Haiti, the Satanic club has become the new Bohemian Grove for the jet-setting globalist elite, with private jets regularly landing in Port-au-Prince before the passengers are whisked away to their secret hideout in the jungle where unspeakable horrors involving children have been documented by local investigators.
Henry Makow (savethemales.ca) – Bias and Credibility
CONSPIRACY-PSEUDOSCIENCE
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Detailed Report
Bias Rating: EXTREME RIGHT CONSPIRACYFactual Reporting: LOW
Country: Canada
MBFC’s Country Freedom Rating: EXCELLENT
Media Type: Website
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MBFC Credibility Rating: LOW CREDIBILITY
History
Founded in 2001, Henry Makow is a men’s rights activist and conspiracy theorist. Savethemales.ca is the website for Makow delivering news articles and opinions. The website is based in Canada.Read our profile on Canadian media and government.
Funded by / Ownership
The website does not clearly disclose ownership, but it is assumed to be owned by Henry Makow. Advertising generates revenue.Analysis / Bias
Savethemales.ca’s primary purpose is to expose Makow’s perceived evils of feminism and the New World Order. Henry Makow also has a strong anti-Jewish sentiment as he had a human rights complaint filed against him by the Canadian Jewish Congress when he described Jews as “cancer.” Henry Makow is also a 9/11 truther and firmly believes the Illuminati controls the world. In 2021, the website frequently published misinformation about Coronavirus and vaccines, such as this #Scamdemic – Are We Headed for Recovery or Dystopia?In 2022, they continue with anti-Semitic content such as this Rudolph the Hooked-Nosed Reindeer. In general, Henry Makow and his website savethemales.ca is an anti-semitic right-wing conspiracy website that frequently promotes misinformation on a range of topics.
Failed Fact Checks
Overall, Henry Makow promotes pure tin foil hat conspiracies with a healthy dosage of hate against women, LGBTQ, and Jews. The website lacks credibility on every level. (D. Van Zandt 8/22/2017) Updated (12/23/2022)Source: https://www.savethemales.ca/
Last Updated on May 24, 2023 by Media Bias Fact Check4
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME FOR HENRY MAKOW AND HIS FELLOW JEW HATERS!!
An article from CounterCurrents to wrap up a day of total defeat and humiliation for the Tards. In other words, a typical day.
Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
1,546 words
Back in 2008 I asked my dad how many Madonna songs he could name. He could only think of one: “Like a Virgin.” I found that amusing since Madonna had been an omnipresent cultural icon for a quarter of a century.
My dad had been oblivious to the whole spectacle. But nowadays I’ll be damned if I haven’t found myself in the same situation. I have no idea who most of the current celebrities everyone’s talking about are, and I can name maybe two Taylor Swift songs.
On top of this, there is a site called TikTok which half the country (literally, as it is said to have 170 million users in the United States alone), including everyone under 30, is using, and yet I know very little about it. I know what TikTok is, of course, but I couldn’t tell you who any of the big names on it are.
I only know enough about TikTok to know that it’s not for me. Like Instagram, it’s one of those social media sites for good-looking people. Clever people like me prefer Twitter. It’s also a site for young people, which makes sense, because young people tend to be disproportionately good-looking. The standard post one finds there is a video of ten seconds or less — not long enough to say anything of substance, but just long enough to show a cutesy little dance or something. Not for me.
Yet, there are a great many people who find these short dopamine bursts highly addictive. Maybe it’s the challenge of making something striking within the ten-second limit, like old-school Twitter when there was a 140-character limit. For better or worse, TikTok, which was first launched in 2012, is one of the pillars of social media today.
The US government is currently trying to crack down on TikTok. Legislation to that effect easily passed the House last week, and President Biden has said he will sign it into law. The bill is now on its way to the Senate, where its prospects are reportedly grim. Nevertheless, ByteDance, the Chinese company headquartered in Beijing that first developed TikTok, has recruited some of the network’s top influencers to go to Washington in order to lobby senators to stop the bill from being passed.
The official reason for the US government targeting TikTok is that it is owned by a Chinese company. The feds claim that the company could be sharing its American users’ data with the Chinese government. Not just any Americans, mind you, but the children! Won’t anyone please think of the children? They also claim that the platform is too big and influential, which means that the Chinese Communists could use it to meddle in our elections and undermine our democracy. For their part, both TikTok and the Chinese government deny that the latter has any access to user data, which is stored in servers located in the United States.
One dissident Right theory regarding the TikTok legislation is that it is the only major social media platform not controlled by Jews, and thus they and their allies are seeking to neutralize it. There’s Elon Musk’s new Twitter/X, of course which has far more free speech than groups such as the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and its allies would like, but they have nevertheless been able to win some concessions from Musk. But the ADL has far less ability to turn the screws on a company based in China.
As any defender of the bill will be quick to tell you, the bill is not an outright ban of TikTok. It would rather force ByteDance to sell TikTok to an American company; if they refuse to do so, the app will then be banned in the United States. So it isn’t a “ban” per se so much as it is a shakedown — the ZOGfather giving them an offer they can’t refuse. Indeed, former Treasury Secretary and card-carrying Jew Steve Mnuchin has said he is assembling a group of investors to buy Tik Tok should the bill pass.
Tiktok was the first social media platform to seriously rival the original Big Four: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. While TikTok was not under their control, organized Jewry did not initially consider it a threat because it was harmless and silly — a place for kids to do silly dances and tell dumb jokes. Donald Trump considered banning TikTok during his presidency on national security grounds, but was talked out of it by one of his donors — who was a TikTok investor.
You can buy Jonathan Bowden’s collection The Cultured Thug here.
Then, in late 2023, the shallowest and least political social media platform suddenly gained a reputation for spreading political radicalism.
After the Palestinians’ massive attack on Israel in October 7 and the war that followed began, alarm bells started going off when it was reported that the #IStandWithPalestine hashtags were outpacing #IStandWithIsrael on TikTok by a factor of ten to one (in actual numbers, 3.4 billion to 317 million). The Zionists claimed that this level of support for Palestine could not possibly be organic, and accused the Chinese government of artificially boosting pro-Palestine propaganda in order to undermine America.
Others, including myself, find it very plausible that those numbers are real, however. TikTok’s user base is disproportionately young, and polling has shown that support for Israel has collapsed among Gen Z. The ten-to-one ratio might not represent society at large, but is probably an accurate representation of the sort of people who use TikTok.
Even more alarming for organized Jewry was when Osama bin Laden’s 2002 “letter to America” went viral on TikTok. The letter in part discusses the plight of the Palestinians; thus, when read in the context of the current Gaza war, some TikTokers began questioning whether bin Laden was really the bad guy our overlords made him out to be. Clearly, TikTok was flying a little too close to the Sun, ideologically speaking.
In a leaked audio recording from an October meeting of high-ranking pro-Zionist activists, the ADL’s Jonathan Greenblatt was recorded as saying:
I also want to point out that we have a major, major, major generational problem. All the polling I’ve seen — ADL’s polling, ICC’s [Israel on Campus Coalition] polling, independent polling — suggests this is not a Left-Right gap, folks. The issue of the United States’ support for Israel is not Left and Right. It is young and old. And the numbers of young people who think that Hamas, you know, the massacre was justified is shockingly and terrifyingly high. And so we really have a TikTok problem, a Gen Z problem . . .
Now today, just a few months after Greenblatt said this, the US government is trying to force TikTok to sell itself to Jews, no doubt so they can instate censorship rules that are more in line with other platforms that they control.
To be fair, some have pointed out that there is precedent for the government’s move. In 2020, they forced a Chinese company to sell the gay dating app Grindr to Americand. This did in fact make sense as a national security issue. I imagine that a lot of closeted gay men use Grindr, many of whom are powerful and influential. I could see how a foreign entity having access to people’s bedroom secrets could be problematic.
They could in turn use the information to blackmail closeted gay men into becoming spies. But TikTok’s targeting appears to be purely ideological, and no one has really articulated what nefarious things China could do with the data.
Some are making no attempt to disguise the ideological nature of this attack on TikTok. In December, Nikki Haley made the comically surreal declaration that TikTok needs to be banned because “[f]or every 30 minutes that someone watches TikTok, every day they become 17% more anti-Semitic, more pro-Hamas based on doing that.” How would one even measure that?
Before Elon Musk took over Twitter, one of my greatest hopes was that a foreign country outside of the ADL’s reach would create a genuine free-speech social-media platform. Mind you, TikTok is far from a free-speech platform and has banned people for “racism,” but this episode gives us an idea of what would happen if another country indeed tried to give us such a social network.
So it seems that it’s Elon Twitter or bust.
There is a silver lining, however. Some have wondered why organized Jewry has allowed Elon to get away with as much as he has. Yes, they made him take a trip to Auschwitz but they really haven’t applied the sort of pressure that we know they are capable of. Some have speculated that Twitter is lower on their priority list than we think and that they have bigger fish to fry. Zionism is fighting a multi-front war, and they may be more concerned about elite opinion, the street protests, or activism on campuses, which are supposed to be Jewish strongholds. Or, it could be that the situation on Twitter/X pales in comparison to what is happening on TikTok. At least on Twitter, ZOG has some legacy media shills to make the Zionist case for them, but they being absolutely pogromed on TikTok.
I wish TikTok good luck. As long as they remain in Chinese hands, organized Jewry will have to divert their attention and resources away from messing with us to deal with them.
The Battle of TikTok
Travis LeBlanc
Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
1,546 words
Back in 2008 I asked my dad how many Madonna songs he could name. He could only think of one: “Like a Virgin.” I found that amusing since Madonna had been an omnipresent cultural icon for a quarter of a century.
My dad had been oblivious to the whole spectacle. But nowadays I’ll be damned if I haven’t found myself in the same situation. I have no idea who most of the current celebrities everyone’s talking about are, and I can name maybe two Taylor Swift songs.
On top of this, there is a site called TikTok which half the country (literally, as it is said to have 170 million users in the United States alone), including everyone under 30, is using, and yet I know very little about it. I know what TikTok is, of course, but I couldn’t tell you who any of the big names on it are.
I only know enough about TikTok to know that it’s not for me. Like Instagram, it’s one of those social media sites for good-looking people. Clever people like me prefer Twitter. It’s also a site for young people, which makes sense, because young people tend to be disproportionately good-looking. The standard post one finds there is a video of ten seconds or less — not long enough to say anything of substance, but just long enough to show a cutesy little dance or something. Not for me.
Yet, there are a great many people who find these short dopamine bursts highly addictive. Maybe it’s the challenge of making something striking within the ten-second limit, like old-school Twitter when there was a 140-character limit. For better or worse, TikTok, which was first launched in 2012, is one of the pillars of social media today.
The US government is currently trying to crack down on TikTok. Legislation to that effect easily passed the House last week, and President Biden has said he will sign it into law. The bill is now on its way to the Senate, where its prospects are reportedly grim. Nevertheless, ByteDance, the Chinese company headquartered in Beijing that first developed TikTok, has recruited some of the network’s top influencers to go to Washington in order to lobby senators to stop the bill from being passed.
The official reason for the US government targeting TikTok is that it is owned by a Chinese company. The feds claim that the company could be sharing its American users’ data with the Chinese government. Not just any Americans, mind you, but the children! Won’t anyone please think of the children? They also claim that the platform is too big and influential, which means that the Chinese Communists could use it to meddle in our elections and undermine our democracy. For their part, both TikTok and the Chinese government deny that the latter has any access to user data, which is stored in servers located in the United States.
One dissident Right theory regarding the TikTok legislation is that it is the only major social media platform not controlled by Jews, and thus they and their allies are seeking to neutralize it. There’s Elon Musk’s new Twitter/X, of course which has far more free speech than groups such as the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and its allies would like, but they have nevertheless been able to win some concessions from Musk. But the ADL has far less ability to turn the screws on a company based in China.
As any defender of the bill will be quick to tell you, the bill is not an outright ban of TikTok. It would rather force ByteDance to sell TikTok to an American company; if they refuse to do so, the app will then be banned in the United States. So it isn’t a “ban” per se so much as it is a shakedown — the ZOGfather giving them an offer they can’t refuse. Indeed, former Treasury Secretary and card-carrying Jew Steve Mnuchin has said he is assembling a group of investors to buy Tik Tok should the bill pass.
Tiktok was the first social media platform to seriously rival the original Big Four: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. While TikTok was not under their control, organized Jewry did not initially consider it a threat because it was harmless and silly — a place for kids to do silly dances and tell dumb jokes. Donald Trump considered banning TikTok during his presidency on national security grounds, but was talked out of it by one of his donors — who was a TikTok investor.
You can buy Jonathan Bowden’s collection The Cultured Thug here.
Then, in late 2023, the shallowest and least political social media platform suddenly gained a reputation for spreading political radicalism.
After the Palestinians’ massive attack on Israel in October 7 and the war that followed began, alarm bells started going off when it was reported that the #IStandWithPalestine hashtags were outpacing #IStandWithIsrael on TikTok by a factor of ten to one (in actual numbers, 3.4 billion to 317 million). The Zionists claimed that this level of support for Palestine could not possibly be organic, and accused the Chinese government of artificially boosting pro-Palestine propaganda in order to undermine America.
Others, including myself, find it very plausible that those numbers are real, however. TikTok’s user base is disproportionately young, and polling has shown that support for Israel has collapsed among Gen Z. The ten-to-one ratio might not represent society at large, but is probably an accurate representation of the sort of people who use TikTok.
Even more alarming for organized Jewry was when Osama bin Laden’s 2002 “letter to America” went viral on TikTok. The letter in part discusses the plight of the Palestinians; thus, when read in the context of the current Gaza war, some TikTokers began questioning whether bin Laden was really the bad guy our overlords made him out to be. Clearly, TikTok was flying a little too close to the Sun, ideologically speaking.
In a leaked audio recording from an October meeting of high-ranking pro-Zionist activists, the ADL’s Jonathan Greenblatt was recorded as saying:
I also want to point out that we have a major, major, major generational problem. All the polling I’ve seen — ADL’s polling, ICC’s [Israel on Campus Coalition] polling, independent polling — suggests this is not a Left-Right gap, folks. The issue of the United States’ support for Israel is not Left and Right. It is young and old. And the numbers of young people who think that Hamas, you know, the massacre was justified is shockingly and terrifyingly high. And so we really have a TikTok problem, a Gen Z problem . . .
Now today, just a few months after Greenblatt said this, the US government is trying to force TikTok to sell itself to Jews, no doubt so they can instate censorship rules that are more in line with other platforms that they control.
To be fair, some have pointed out that there is precedent for the government’s move. In 2020, they forced a Chinese company to sell the gay dating app Grindr to Americand. This did in fact make sense as a national security issue. I imagine that a lot of closeted gay men use Grindr, many of whom are powerful and influential. I could see how a foreign entity having access to people’s bedroom secrets could be problematic.
They could in turn use the information to blackmail closeted gay men into becoming spies. But TikTok’s targeting appears to be purely ideological, and no one has really articulated what nefarious things China could do with the data.
Some are making no attempt to disguise the ideological nature of this attack on TikTok. In December, Nikki Haley made the comically surreal declaration that TikTok needs to be banned because “[f]or every 30 minutes that someone watches TikTok, every day they become 17% more anti-Semitic, more pro-Hamas based on doing that.” How would one even measure that?
Before Elon Musk took over Twitter, one of my greatest hopes was that a foreign country outside of the ADL’s reach would create a genuine free-speech social-media platform. Mind you, TikTok is far from a free-speech platform and has banned people for “racism,” but this episode gives us an idea of what would happen if another country indeed tried to give us such a social network.
So it seems that it’s Elon Twitter or bust.
There is a silver lining, however. Some have wondered why organized Jewry has allowed Elon to get away with as much as he has. Yes, they made him take a trip to Auschwitz but they really haven’t applied the sort of pressure that we know they are capable of. Some have speculated that Twitter is lower on their priority list than we think and that they have bigger fish to fry. Zionism is fighting a multi-front war, and they may be more concerned about elite opinion, the street protests, or activism on campuses, which are supposed to be Jewish strongholds. Or, it could be that the situation on Twitter/X pales in comparison to what is happening on TikTok. At least on Twitter, ZOG has some legacy media shills to make the Zionist case for them, but they being absolutely pogromed on TikTok.
I wish TikTok good luck. As long as they remain in Chinese hands, organized Jewry will have to divert their attention and resources away from messing with us to deal with them.
