FACT: 'The Secret' Did NOT Work In America

Oprah Winfrey admits 'It's sad we're in this state in our country' - under her decades of guidance

 

 Trigger warnings, safe spaces make mental health worse

DoorDash driver caught spitting on food

White House urging news outlets to ‘ramp up scrutiny’ of Biden impeachment inquiry

FDA says Benadryl, Nyquil, Sudafed, and Mucinex don't actually work

'Alien' bodies with three-fingered hands are presented by UFO expert

Washington DC locals are are too scared to go out during the DAY

Another Mirage Of Estrangement

SMART - America doesn’t need an election; it needs an exorcism.

NEEDS - Why women need to feel fear

EVIDENCE - Topher Grace, the only cast member from That 70s Show not to endorse two-time rapist, Danny Masterson, because - it was said - he was "too pretentious" to be cool. 

"Too ethical" would be more like it. 

   

FACT - America doesn’t trust itself: Faith in US institutions and each other takes dangerous drop

EVIDENCE - School District Hires Drag Queen Principal

OBVIOUSLY: “There’s a group of about nine men,...Some look Trumpish.”

 

I'ma Do It My Self - With Turquoise

So, if you've ever wondered, "What the Hell happened to Val Kilmer?" you can now say "Christian Science" and put him with Steve Jobs, Steve McQueen, and Bob Marley, on your Bingo card of celebrities too stupid to go with REAL science, until it was too late. That choice obviously didn't kill Val, but it jacked him up pretty bad, and also scared the shit out of his daughter: 

“It was devastating. I thought that was it...People had really wanted him to get it attended to but he had faith in his body’s ability to fight it off. It was obvious he was sick but he didn’t want to go to the doctor,...He wanted to do things his way.” 

 Looks like it.

 

Other Things To Do

"Most Americans Are Scared Stiff To Talk Politics. Why?" Anyone who knows what's happened to me wouldn't ask, nor would anyone who's ever wondered - if educators can't agree 2+2=4 - what chance, does anyone else have, of convincing idiots of anything? 

I mean, if even educators won't even bow to evidence now (but think facts are things we believe and not know or understand) then, forget it.

Likewise, if journalists want to keep pretending liberals are playing catch-up, and didn't follow Oprah's parade to Hell - when THAT evidence also clearly says otherwise - then they, too, can pretend without me.

I'm just not the pretending type.

The Occult Culture Of The West's Cult Culture: Facebook Is No Different From 'Frisco, Which Is No Different From Austin, Texas, Which is No Different From,....

What I've known and said and recorded for more than a decade is finally being said elsewhere - like any information, arriving this late, could still be "news" to me or something - but it IS getting out there:

"We are a political monoculture that’s intolerant of different views....we claim to welcome all perspectives, but are quick to attack — often in mobs — anyone who presents a view that appears to be in opposition to left-leaning ideology...Your colleagues are afraid because they know that they — not their ideas — will be attacked. They know that all the talk of “openness to different perspectives” does not apply...you can either keep quiet or sacrifice your reputation and career."

"These are not fears without cause because we tear down posters welcoming Trump supporters. We regularly propose removing Thiel from our board because he supported Trump. We’re quick to suggest firing people who turn out to be misunderstood, and even quicker to conclude our colleagues are bigots. We have made “All Lives Matter” a fireable offense. We put Palmer Luckey through a witch hunt because he paid for anti-Hillary ads. We write each other ad-hoc feedback in the PSC tool for having “offensive” ideas. We ask HR to investigate those who dare to criticize Islam’s human rights record for creating a “non inclusive environment.” And they called me a transphobe when I called out our corporate art for being politically radical."

So, someone's getting around to detailing *some* of the cult's behavior now - they just still haven't stuck the word "cult" on it. Then again, they're not really breaking it all down, yet, either (except to notice "free speech" is not a Facebook concern - just like it's not a NewAge liberal concern...): these guys only care about their one aspect of it, as most newbies will. They'll change. Once they fully grasp it in it's totality. And as totalitarian.

(Ted "Black Lightning" Patrick, the father of cult deprogramming)

We all did.

Conservatives Racism Has Nothing To Do With Politics

Wow - it's been a while, but it looks like Hot Air and TMR can finally agree on something again:

 "[The Republican Party has] failed to capture the imagination and enthusiasm of minority voters across the board. They have failed, and they have done so spectacularly,..."

It'll probably take a few more years for them to work past their previous deceptions and ask why they've engaged in them, since - along with their fear of the Right's racism being exposed - they're so determined to only "look to the future and not to the past,..." 

Any Profession That Is Directly Descended From Slave Catching Will Probably Not Make Blacks Feel At Ease

Conservatives Never Understood MLK's Message - And Always Left Blacks With No Options But It's Destruction

"You are animals. If you are able to destroy the home or business of your neighbor, you’ve lost your humanity. If you are able to harm your fellow man, to scare their children, to do so with a clean conscience, merely because of something that some cop may or may not have done, which has nothing to do with you . . . you are a horrible human being. You disgust me, as you should anyone who wishes to be a part of civilized society."

- Steven Crowder, quoted in the National Review

"For years now, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and his associates have been deliberately undermining the foundations of internal order in this country. With their rabble-rousing demagoguery, they have been cracking the “cake of custom” that holds us together. With their doctrine of “civil disobedience,” they have been teaching hundreds of thousands of Negroes – particularly the adolescents and the children – that it is perfectly all right to break the law and defy constituted authority if you are a Negro-with-a-grievance; in protest against injustice. And they have done more than talk. They have on occasion after occasion, in almost every part of the country, called out their mobs on the streets, promoted “school strikes,” sit-ins, lie-ins, in explicit violation of the law and in explicit defiance of the public authority. They have taught anarchy and chaos by word and deed – and, no doubt, with the best intentions – and they have found apt pupils everywhere, with intentions not of the best. Sow the wind, and reap the whirlwind. But it is not they alone who reap it, but we as well; the entire nation."

- a quote from the National Review, 50 years ago

1st Black President Requests Media Fact-Check Critics

The ultimate in epic take-downs,....

As The Earth Circles The Sun (Whites Circle Everyone)

White America's created, and accepted, a sick and brutally violent culture - based on their fears and nothing more - that has never changed

It's instructive to note that ”not only do 59 percent of Americans say the torture of suspected terrorists was justified," but it's probably those same Americans who have been attempting to  justify the killing of black citizens by calling us "thugs" and "savages" and - in the case of Darren Wilson - a "demon." (That these are convincing arguments, for them - alone - to explain why someone with darker skin has to die, is also revealing.)

I think, if white America saw themselves as others do, they'd become more aware of this as their semi-annual Blood Lust-A-Go-Go,...

Ha: White Racism Keeps The "Black Man With A Gun" Author From Exercising His Rights And Carrying One

“Open carry, I won’t do it. I don’t want to give a police officer that second of time to say, ‘Is he a bad guy?’ I don’t want that to be on me. 

It’s the same thing since the Civil War, it hasn’t changed – we have a holdover from the sins of our fathers.”

- Rev. Kenn Blanchard, author of the “Black Man with a Gun” franchise, explaining how far tolerance extends on the Right

Joe Scarborough Might Get Answers With Some Blacks On His Show (Whenever He Decides To Lose His Mind)

“What is wrong with this country? What is wrong with these people?” 

That was MSNBC host Joe Scarborough, on his second day of ignorantly screeching about blackness, while not having a single black person on the panel of his show to answer him.

Like the "good" folks over at Althouse (and other fine white establishments) Hot Air also seems to approve this having-no-blacks-around-to-answer-white's-yelled-questions approach, saying "Joe Scarborough tears into the ‘hands up’ members of Congress," instead of the more accurate "Joe Scarborough ignorantly flails before the nation". (Better to have conservative whites, without the answers - but attempting to supply them - as a way to drive the hosts into suffering a full-blown panic.) Here's TMR's idea, free of charge:

MSNBC should hire a special "surprise" group of bone-through-the-nose black "cannibals," to push a pot of boiling water out for Joe, and they'll get the same reaction - plus better ratings - AND some black guys will have work. Make it a regular thing, whenever Joe loses it, and the black guys will even have a job.

But - before whites can try that - let me just say, I'm sure they can stop discriminating (and segregating) long enough to find at least one black person, somewhere, who agrees with conservatives enough (or at least their outrage enough) to also tolerate being physically around whites, white's ignorance of our own country, and the taint/aura of white supremacy - on television - all at the same time. Really. I know that's possible.

If not, all I can fully say, until then, is - wow, thanks:

While Joe's helpless yelping isn't very informative, it certainly makes for riveting black television,...

Few Americans Can Accept What They've Done To Us

”Can we just put aside all we think we know about black communities (most of which could fit in a thimble, truth be told) and imagine what it must feel like to walk through life as the embodiment of other people’s fear, as a monster that haunts their dreams the way Freddie Kreuger does in the movies? To be the physical representation of what marks a neighborhood as bad, a school as bad, not because of anything you have actually done, but simply because of the color of your skin? Surely that is not an inconsequential weight to bear. To go through life, every day, having to think about how to behave so as not to scare white people, or so as not to trigger our contempt—thinking about how to dress, and how to walk and how to talk and how to respond to a cop (not because you’re wanting to be polite, but because you’d like to see your mother again)—is work; and it’s harder than any job that any white person has ever had in this country. To be seen as a font of cultural contagion is tantamount to being a modern day leper.”

It's Always Kind Of Hard (To Always Be Losing Nothing)

I’ve got a friend who, in 2014, still won’t cross the United States by car.

He ain’t scared.

It’s just a precaution.

And there ain’t shit you can say to change his mind.

His skepticism of white America’s “goodness” is true.

He don’t need to hear no history.

Conservatives think they invented this message with Bill Cosby

He got a history.

He got a family.

He know what white people "think" is important.

Some of my friends insist on reminding me - since I’d been so thoroughly “integrated” into the white world that I’d been to Yerp - I’m also lucky to be alive.

It was as though I was venturing a little too far, out there, where a phone call is even less of a help.

Together, we’re corks in a violent ocean, bobbing in agreement with history.

Out there, we could be used for target practice.

Be a suspect of whatever.

Traumatized.

Whatever white supremacy rules.

Together, we teach each other what’s out there - how it go - like John Travolta schooling Samuel L. Jackson about Paris’ “Royale with Cheese” in Pulp Fiction.

Or we explain how to get something, or how a word is spelled.

We buoy one another when, inevitably, rocked by government bureaucracy, or it’s results.

Everybody wants to know if “You doin’ alright?”

Children are a common topic.

Weed pushes away despair.

Agreements are made.

An offer extended.

We go on.

I heard a friend died from exposure today.

It was also said he was fortunate it happened that way.

A few days ago, another friend from another state called, to ask what his employer was doing to him: a racist practice we traced back, to the end of the Civil War, not that very long ago,...