Since a particular post has caused some consternation, this probably needs to be said: I do not endorse things said by my mods. I certainly do not endorse them posting untrue statements about people.

Shocking examples of people who have lost limbs after getting the vaccine. This is just horrendous. Each one of these people will be an invalid for the rest of their life. Months of trauma, many months of physiotherapy and adapting to prosthetics, and the prize after all of that will be that the luckier among them will be able to have a halfway-normal life.

The quotes from these poor souls indicate that they remain pro-vaccine, but that's not surprising; it would be unbearable for someone to confront the fact that they became an invalid... for nothing. Imagine looking down at the stump where your leg used to be, and knowing that you never needed to get that damned vaccine, and you'd still be able-bodied now if you hadn't. Too painful for most people.

But the rest of us don't have any right to delude ourselves. We have to confront the gruesome fact that these people were fit and healthy, and probably in no danger whatsoever from COVID-19... and the powers-that-be did this to them.

Simply evil.

See it's not bad, clever even, well executed. But it's still gimmick - still rooted in rootlessness and ultimately genealogically and spiritually meaningless and trite.

I use a similar jetpack to travel to the MW office every morning.

Join @Semiogogue as he experiences the wonderful world of biccy-boos:

https://t.me/Semiogogue/3222

COVID is over, you crazy conspiratards! 2019, here we come!

Analog movies are objectively visually superior. The textures and colors that were captured on celluloid are more organic and have richer tones. I also greatly prefer practical effects even if they seem a little outdated.

Same thing when you listen to analog recording on vinyl. It's really that band's sound imprinted on that reel without the sterilization of digital processing.

Shitlibs care about status above all else.

It's very encouraging to see mainstream conservatives taking things to this point. Matt Walsh has highlighted something very important here:
In order to say that one thing is also another thing, you have to be able to say what each of those things are. Under the incoherent frame of gender ideologues, anything can be anything else.

And this is the actual point. If anyone can be "a woman," then no one is a woman, therefore "identifying as a woman" is meaningless. If you can't define what something is or isn't, there's no point even making the distinction.

This is the real goal of what they're trying to do. The incoherence is the point. If you abolish the entire concept of truth in this way, you can justify anything you want.

Adapted from:
https://twitter.com/remnantposting/status/1484174594122694659

I've created a pay only Substack which you can have access to for £5 a month. This will eventually be the central hub where all my content and off-platform appearances will be posted plus written essays as I return to blogging

My first post

https://morgoth.substack.com/p/how-covid-broke-nationalism?r=17k9l7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

“It isn’t happening”
“The Great Replacement is a violent racist antisemitic conspiracy theory”
“It’s not colonization if you don’t have power”
“It’s happening, here’s why it’s a good thing”
“Lol the colonizers are being colonized, you deserve it!”

I want to be clear about my view on COVID at this point.

Yes, there are major signs that the narrative is unravelling (or being allowed to unravel). England, Scotland and Ireland are abandoning most measures. The US Supreme Court struck down Biden's vaccine mandate. An EU medical body has declared 6-month vaccine boosters potentially damaging to people's immune systems.

At the same time, there are countries that are doubling down on measures: Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Canada and Australia. Maybe these countries will "get with the programme" and align with Britain over the next few months. I suspect that they will.

But, even if COVID is ending, it is not really ending, because the changes it wrought upon society will remain and act as springboards for more changes in the future. So this should not be seen as a "gotcha" for those people who have down-played the "conspiracy" angle from the start (or even sided with the globalists, because "muh cool state power") and called people like me "conspiritards" for the last 18 months. The public's psychology has been altered, and society and culture have been re-shaped. These changes will not simply vanish. Almost certainly, what will happen is the UN's agenda will continue, building upon the various things that we "conspiritards" have been discussing since mid 2020.

We have also been warning about those future issues which COVID portends. So, no, we are not "pivoting" to these things now that COVID appears to be on the wane. We have been saying this stuff for 18 months.

Yes, the next major thing will be climate change. And digital ID. And centralised digital currency. And vaccination passes, which we know the public in most countries have been successfully persuaded to want. None of this stuff will now be called off, just because Omicron has (possibly) retired COVID as a social engineering tool. They will simply find other tools; climate change, resource shortage and over-population will obviously be among those.

I would also suggest, as I alluded to earlier, that Omicron has not retired COVID by accident. The powers-that-be have been very adept at twisting data, hiding the truth, suppressing narratives etc. over the last 18 months. If they wanted to claim that Omicron is actually more dangerous than Delta, I believe they could easily make that case. They are deciding not to. The truth (for now) is whatever they want it to be. The COVID hysteria did not start because of "the data", and I don't believe it is ending because of "the data". Then and now, the required data has been found to justify the desired policy.

Either that, or one faction within the elite has wrested control from whichever faction had the ship's wheel for the last 18 months. No social class is one single homogeneous thing, after all, and there will be disagreements and competition even at a very high level. This would explain why different countries (which have hitherto been very synchronised in policy) are now flailing around: orders from the bridge are confused, as multiple factions vie for predominance.

As I said at the start (of this post, and of this saga), the situation is ambiguous, so none of us should be feigning certainty or declaring premature victory, or pouncing on things for the sake of a "hot take". To gloat that "it's over" is not only premature, but foolhardy even if it does turn out to be over. This stuff is more important than anyone's career as a social commentator.

"I'm sorry, but nibbling a single Rich Tea - never dunking - and washing it down with a few mouthfuls of plain milk (or even a refreshing glass of water) is one of life's higher pleasures. Higher in every sense - moral, intellectual, cultural - than gorging oneself on some inelegant chocolate-coated monstrosity.

I find enjoyment of inferior "biscuits" to be a sad indicator of a person's character. Consumers of inferior biscuits - as a rule - tend to have poor impulse control, have difficulty grasping concepts, and are often bereft of social graces. They will scratch themselves inappropriately, erupt into fits of simian guffaws, and belch in polite company. Often, when invited into one's home, they will steal small objects without really knowing why."

- Caius in @mwpublic

A timely video from @ComputingForeverOfficial, about the transitional moment we seem to be going through:

https://odysee.com/@ComputingForever:9/too-good-to-be-true-Broadband-High2:e

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