Monday, May 17, 2010

News You Can Use (Starting With The Jews)


This is NOT NewAge shit here - it's a renegade Jew:



"Humanity lived in darkness—until He came. In the beginning only a few rallied to his cause. It was too enigmatic to arouse much popular support, and political opposition forced its champions underground. But a coterie of apostles resolved to spread a simplified version of his good news against stiff-necked enemies who often made martyrs of them. Then something remarkable happened. Thanks to a collection of gospels about his morality, the zealous devotion of followers and, of course, the obvious truth of his good news, his call for emancipation spread far beyond his native land and eventually set the world on fire.

This is how Jonathan Israel describes the message, and preaches the story, of a renegade Jew—the philosopher Benedict Spinoza. The creed Spinoza defended was the Enlightenment, with its devotion to reason, not faith, and its vision of secular liberation leading to the establishment of a society based on the collective good rather than the authority of kings and the tradition of priests. Yes, it's true that several centuries on, the Enlightenment has not yet succeeded in either breaking the shackles of outworn creeds or lifting the yoke of scandalous oppression across the globe. But this is no reason to surrender. More preaching of the gospel of Enlightenment is all that's required."
Alright, since everybody wants to do stupid shit, no matter what I say, I done got the message that y'all also must not want me to be the last holdout, so fuck it - let's get racial:


I do not play well with others.


White people pretend they your friend, or else they pretending the shit don't matter, which - if either one of those was true - they wouldn't be pretending. Then you got those fools for whom the shit really don't matter, but they going to go out they way to show you it don't - they think they mastered some kind of skill - so they hit you with some Master of the Universe shit, just expecting you to follow them around like a slave. It's bullshit.


Take it from me:


There's way more to this shit than just trying to make friends. White people are a god damn obstacle course.


Richard Pryor said white girls suck your dick real fast.


Brothers was listening.


Speaking of listening:




Tea Partiers, "Man's Best Friend" is Ice Cube's Second Amendment anthem from 1991; all the PC types attacked Death Certificate - a deeply conservative concept album (as all of Ice Cube's early solo albums were) DC was the last of the great ones - and it was declared a racist travesty that overshot the bounds of decency. Real Heads call it a Masterpiece, both for the carefully constructed, sample-based music and Ice Cube's attention to detail lyrically.

My God Mother was Ice Cube's art teacher, and she just told me she still has 40 original Michael Jackson albums from the '70's, that she's holding for me, all still in the plastic. Pretty cool, huh? This is cool, too - "Man's Best Friend" - Ladies and Gentlemen, Ice Cube:


Here's another topic I'm addressin
so learn a quick lesson, about your Smith and Wesson
Sit your ass back and comprehend
as I let you know about man's best friend
Now remember: it used to be a dog like Lassie
but now in ninety-one it's a gun if you asked me
Just like a jimmy hat's used for protection
I use my nine when suckers start to flexin
Cause if you run up and try to play mine
I'd rather have a AK than a fuckin canine
Cause if you shot your gun, and my dog tried to fetch her
me and the dog's goin out on a stretcher
And I ain't with that, so I gotta get that
big black gat, aim and I hit that
Forget about a dog fool, he'll shit in the den
Nowadays.. a gat is man's best friend

Here is the reason why Ice Cube pack
Just in case the little punks try to jack
I can't put a motherfuckin pitbull
under a coat, in the small of my back
So I gotta take my beretta, and I betcha
it'll probably work, a 100 percent better
Cause it'll keep me out of danger
with sixteen in the clip and one in the chamber
So this goes to all y'all intruders
Beware of the owner, cause the owner is a shooter
I don't just wanna give your ass rabies
I'd rather have your ass pushing up daisies
And I can't do that with Benji,
Rin Tin Tin, or Spuds McKenzie
Forget about a dog fool, he'll shit in the den
Nowadays, a gat is man's best friend

Just don't let me see you shoot no dogs!

Yes, being white is something you can learn, but it's better to be normal.


All white people should go to Stuff White People Like, find any part that pertains to them, and then stop that shit:

I know there's a human being in there somewhere.


White people trying to show they ain't racist is annoying.



O.K., this ain't racial, but FYI:


The Discovery Channel's Stupidity, Bill Maher's Religulous, and The Onion Movie are all available through Google Video.


You're welcome.


My band, Little White Radio, wasn't named Little White Radio because all but one of the members was black. It was named Little White Radio because that's what I glanced at when I was trying to come up with a name for the band.




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I'm Down For A Fight (Not Down-And-Out)

One of the main themes of this blog - expressed here, here, here, here, and here - got an eloquent little hearing, from Benjamin A. Plotinsky, over at City Journal recently. In fact, it was so close to what I've been saying, I wondered if they hadn't been reading me. Whether they have or not, I'm still glad to see it out there, because it gives credence to the message I've been delivering almost from Day One:

"Cast your mind back to January 2009, when Barack Obama became the president of the United States amid much rejoicing. The hosannas—covering the inauguration was 'the honor of our lifetimes,' said MSNBC anchor Chris Matthews—by then seemed unsurprising. Over the course of a long campaign, hyperbolic rhetoric had become commonplace, so much so that online wags had started calling Obama 'the One'—a reference to the spate of recent science-fiction movies, especially The Matrix, that used that term to designate a messiah.

It all seems so long ago now, as one contemplates President Obama’s plummeting approval ratings and a suddenly resurgent Republican Party. Yet it’s worth looking closely and seriously at the election-year enthusiasm of media elites and other Obamaphiles, much of which was indeed, as the wags recognized, quasi-religious. The surprising fact is that the American Left, for all its claims to being 'reality-based' and secular, is often animated by the passions, motivations, and imagery that one normally associates with religion. The better we understand this religious impulse, the better we will understand liberal America’s likely trajectory in the years to come."
Actually, City Journal (as far as I know) is the only publication that seems to be on the same wave-length I am, also presenting us with an article about The People's Temple, by Daniel J. Flynn, that underlines the long-running Democratic Party/cult connection:

"For years prior to Jonestown’s cataclysmic finale, unheeded voices, such as journalist Les Kinsolving’s, warned America about the raven-haired preacher feted by San Francisco columnist Herb Caen, supervisor Harvey Milk, and mayor George Moscone.

Indeed, Jim Jones
was a power player in Bay Area politics and thereby a player in national Democratic Party politics. Local politicians and activists benefited from the slave labor that he could provide on little notice to people political rallies and hand out campaign literature. In gratitude, Moscone appointed him chairman of San Francisco’s housing authority and Willie Brown likened Jones, a man who would eventually kill more African-Americans than any Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard, to Martin Luther King, Jr. First lady Rosalyn Carter and her husband’s running mate, Walter Mondale, both met with the cult leader. Jones even appropriated the title of Huey Newton’s book, Revolutionary Suicide, to describe the extermination of his flock (which included several of Newton’s relatives). Once Jonestown’s residents had performed this 'revolutionary suicide,' the wills left behind bequeathed all to the Soviet Union."
How anyone else is missing all this, I don't know. Or maybe I do. Look at the quote, above, and you see the name of "Saint Harvey" Milk, who just had an Oscar-winning movie made about him - starring Hugo Chavez-loving Sean Penn - but it was a movie that erased all of Milk's connections to cultism. Of course, it had to, because if the decades-long connection between the Democrats and cults were ever made explicit - a connection that is just as vibrant today as ever, if not more so - they'd lose their black support (amongst others) in a heart beat.

This is what conservatives have to understand now - this is how we finish the Democrats off. As Mr. Plotinsky says, they've got us in The Matrix right now, but I've been saying all along that I'm Rorschach from The Watchmen, and the truth I'm revealing is The Truth, and I'd rather look crazy than allow it to be covered up for the sake of lying politicians, lousy gay pride movies, or even my love for women. Unfortunately, that's exactly what's been happening, so far.

But maybe - just maybe, if everyone remembers these cultish NewAge forces destroyed my marriage, killed my mother-in-law and three others, and can get over my (more-than-justifiable) anger - they'll decide to investigate all this in depth, and everyone's perception of me will change. It ought to, because I ain't hurt nobody.

I'm "The One" that's been hurt.

Say It Plain: Religion Is A Load Of Bullshit



Ugly: Inside And Out (There's A Real Difference?)

Contrast and compare - here's Exhibit A:

Every woman in the photo, above, is a known NewAger - like Rielle Hunter, supposedly a "spiritual" person - who has proven, in both word and deed, they can't be trusted by anyone, including co-workers, family, and friends. They've proudly slept with other people's spouses, destroyed families - including their own - openly lied to almost everyone they've come in contact with, endorsed cultism and quackery around the globe, badmouthed our country, campaigned for candidates and political proposals that have already hurt us, used their celebrity as a hammer, etc. They're all 100% absolutely disgusting people, who are so ugly - on the inside - that when cut, they probably bleed feces.

Next up, of course, you've got the outward abominations in Exhibit B:



Now, using these two examples, can you honestly say which group is the least attractive?

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Crucify Me (No One Seems To Mind That Today)

I can't help but enjoy a certain morbid humor about the way some regard my blogging.

They forget what's happening in the world when I'm around, allowing them to insult me as crazy, especially since I contend our problems are largely about belief - where almost everyone is to blame - and not politics, where all the attention is paid, but individual participation is limited.

It's an honor, really, to play one of religion's bad guys.

Belief's crank.


Prime candidate for the Encyclopedia of American Loons.

I tell it like it is, unashamed, while the rest of you cower for fear of offending.

Offending women, that is:

"TMR goes off the rails, as he often will, where he tries to generalize his thoughts to All Womandom, drifting into the realm of misogyny in a way that works to undermine both the elegance and credibility of his canny observations in certain limited areas."
Yes, I'm "Overdosing on Oprah" and all her female fans.

Women aren't perfect, and - when it comes to the realm of belief - are mostly responsible for the state of things, and, until it's a crime to say so, I will.

To me, it's just another one of those topics the larger society refuses to discuss, like liberalism's ugly "deep prejudice about the deep south" or the reality of having a "dangerous cult" or two (or three, or a thousand) operating amongst us.

It forces all of us to collectively live a lie, daily.

Like in The Watchmen.

The thinking seems to be that, until our liberal corporate news masters mention something, it's not to be talked about.

It's taboo.

They'll decide what we should be interested in and how.

Like they did with John Edwards' affair with the "delusional" Rielle Hunter.

Those are the kind of choices my betters think they can make for me - and I call bullshit.

I want to talk about everything - including what's happening with women out there - and especially as it pertains to NewAge:

"Postpartum psychosis with delusions, including demonic possession with the ability to talk to the dead, is how a psychiatrist described the mental health of Jesseca Carson when her 13-month-old daughter Amora was brutally beaten and strangled to death in December 2008."
And that includes what NewAge has done to men as well:



Like San Franciscans, allowing bums to die on the street in order not to violate their sense of freedom, I don't think society's priorities, generally, are in the correct order, regarding the subject of women and belief, or much of anything else really, and we can see the results of that everyday.

But I'm crazy, merely because I'm willing to offend everyone's delicate, sheltered, PC sensibilities and won't give in. (I saw my first dead body by the age of five, how about you?)

Here's my message back:

You can't frighten me away.

Because maybe it's a black thing, but I think women are "a vital, cherished part of,...men’s lives" and, as such, are worthy of the discussion I'm trying to have.

I don't know why anyone else wouldn't think so, too.

And, as far as I'm concerned - when it comes to misogyny - I think it's they who really don't care.

After all this time, I don't think many even know how.

[Click this post's title for it to make sense.]

Holder Tight Or Letter Go (All You Need To No)



If you ever wanted to see an example of why I say religion is the subject of the day - not politics - all you have to do is watch this 2 min. video of U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder - the same man who called America “a nation of cowards” and Bush officials war criminals - treating the words "radical Islam" as taboo. Only religion has this power; to weave itself "within you and without you" to make you betray yourself.



Nasty business.

Hat Tip: Patterico's Pontifications

Free Huey (Free Me: Democrats Are Up For Sale)



I know it's more-then-a-little late for this, but I missed this episode of The Boondocks when it first aired, and it never hurts to remember how stupid Obama supporters were (actually, it always hurts to remember how stupid Obama supporters were) during those first days of electing Oprah's candidate. It's also nice to see Huey wasn't buying into the hype, either, being as smart as he is. It would've been out of character.

Man, from where we sit now, he must despise any reference to "Hope".

I know I do - but now, unlike on election night, I'm sure I'm not alone.

Worshipping The Blood (Not Brains) Of Jesus

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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

How We Got Where We Are: Lost



Suuuure, the recession's all Bush's fault,....

So There It Is (And Here It Comes)



Ahem. This is what TMR calls "a teachable moment".

If the University of San Diego was on it's game, this student would already have received a visit from her school Dean, accompanied by the campus police, instructing her to pack her things and prepare to leave campus - she's done. As she was scurried to collect her belongings, the authorities would further inform the young woman she's not going "home" but immediately into the hands of the C.I.A., which is arranging for her to be handed over to Hezbollah or Hamas - her choice - because America's enemies must be targeted away from the mainland, if possible, so as not to interfere with the rhythm of daytime network and cable television.

Then, once the cops were sure they had made the right impression - the rebel's crying, paranoid, afraid for her well-being and that of her family, including the dog - the Dean would stop the charade and tell her, essentially, "don't be a sap" (the world's made of waaay too many saps) and for a start, take that stupid tablecloth from around your neck, you're in college.

Then the authorities would leave, shaking their heads.

As I see it, alone, it could be worth the price of tuition.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

A.C.R.S.: Atheist Consciousness Raising Session



Look, if you've got to kill an hour on religion (and you know you do: life can't all be about the wacky things cultists do) you might as well check out Richard Dawkins at U.C. Berkeley. That's a snippet above.

So why do I think you (whatever you "believe" you are) should watch it? Because the lecture's on atheism, and while Dawkins sometimes gets played for the fool by the media (which I'm learning to thoroughly sympathize with) unfiltered, there's no denying who's who and what's what. You know how it is, when you see someone you might've read or seen, and it's a let-down, or a confirmation of your worst fears? That isn't what's happening here: I like this guy. I thought I might since he made The Enemies of Reason but, hell, Dawkins is so good here - uncut - that I might even have to forgive him for the whole "Brights" thing, cultish as it is in execution; and I never thought I'd ever consider doing that.

But he's really that good. Come on, when was the last time you've heard me say anything like this? Well, it's the truth:

The man's a better speaker than Barack Obama!