Gullibility Of The American People Is What's In The Middle Of The Middle East

 

Well, Einstein's "misled criminals and terrorists" are at it, again: the zionists finally attacked Iran. And, if you believe Marco Rubio's claim that "we had nothing to do with it" - after Donald Trump made it clear he gave Iran an offer they can't refuse - then you're more gullible than Steve Jobs with cancer.

The United States government and its allies rely on your gullibility. They rely on the gullible accepting what they say about Iran screaming "Death to America," because the gullible never ask why Iran screams "Death to America." They rely on the gullible never knowing the CIA has been screwing around with Iran since the 1950s - mostly to help the British. By the way, Einstein also said to "blame the British" for all of this nonsense - that's also an important piece of information that goes unmentioned, as military-loving Piers Morgan continually tries to position himself as a fair arbitrator.

It's only taken this so-called journalist a year-and-a-half to see the genocide everyone else identified immediately. In other words, he may be a journalist - but he's a useless one. Unless you support the British colonial project. Then he's excellent at doing his job: Fooling his viewers - but, especially, Americans.

And then there's the claim Iran would have a bomb in three years - we've been making that one since 1984 - without ever being called out as liars when three years had (repeatedly) passed. It doesn't get more gullible than that. (The evil, that radiates from Bibi's face, is both breathtaking and telling: he's a monster).

 How zionists got away with claiming Palestine was "a land without a people," in the first place, when there's always been Palestinians there - or why the United States government backs the zionists in their lies - are questions Americans never hear. Because they echo lies America tells itself, to conceal its own history. 

But they're questions that should be asked - and more. And the time for America to ask them is now. Because time's almost up.

 

Douglas Murray Is No Albert Einstein

 

I've cued the video above to the point in his debate with comedians Joe Rogan and Dave Smith, when a seemingly lost Douglas Murray asked "Why, in the last 18 months, when Hamas did what they did, have so many people made excuses for them, or decided to side with them, or deny their actions, or excuse their actions; why do you think that is?" The answer, of course, is simple: if zionist cultists are already murdering them, and stealing their land, why blame the Palestinians? 

Albert Einstein didn't blame the Palestinians. He said, first, blame the British, and then blame the zionists, who he referred to as "terrorists."

Which kind of explains whatever role the British Douglas Murray imagines he, and the likes of Piers Morgan, are playing. 

   

Murray's arguments appear to be the result of the very first thing he accused Joe Rogan of: not speaking to enough people who oppose his views. For instance, at another point in the debate, Murray said "It's a very strange thing to say that there's a population boom in a 'concentration camp,'" when that talking point (which is silly and simplistic when you think about it) was explained by another comedian, Bassem Youssef on the Patrick Bet David podcast, over a year ago, as you can see above. 

I've seen the same talking point mentioned, and explained in other places, too. But Douglas Murray hasn't. 

And he's the self-described "expert."

 

"Deeply Sick" (Name-Calling Vs Explaining)

Former President Donald Trump said that it was "deeply sick" not to side with zionists during the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) - and Instapundit repeated it so it must be true - though neither of them said why.

The closest Trump came to an explanation was saying “Only an evil and inhuman, really inhuman ideology, kidnaps, tortures and murders innocent men, women and children,” which - as far as an objective listener can tell - are all things zionists have done, and are doing, to the Palestinians, so it makes no sense.

They're just adding insult to injury. 

   

 Yesterday, I just happened to be listening to a debate with the loathsome zionist historian, Benny Morris, who - while claiming every horrible thing he's ever said was "taken out of context" - made statements that contained some confusing embedded assumptions.

For instance, he kept saying the Arabs, right from the beginning, refused to "share" the land. OK. He never said why they should, or explained what obligated them to do so. He just said they wouldn't. So the zionists took it. 

What part of "'no' means 'no'" didn't the zionists understand? Are they, Trump, and Instapundit "deeply sick" not to get it, as the IDF "kidnaps, tortures and murders innocent men, women and children" to satisfy their misunderstanding? It appears so, though few will say. Well, one did:

When a real and final catastrophe should befall us in Palestine the first responsible for it would be the British and the second responsible for it the Terrorist organizations build [sic] up from our own ranks. I am not willing to see anybody associated with those misled and criminal people. 

 Sincerely yours, 

 Albert Einstein (1947)

 

Maybe There Are Reasons

 

 "When a real and final catastrophe should befall us in Palestine, the first responsible for it would be the British and the second responsible for it the Terrorist organizations [built] up from our own ranks. I am not willing to see anybody associated with those misled and criminal people." 

   

 "McDonald's is giving free meals to the Israelis. Because nothing will make you feel better, after killing a bunch of Palestinian kids, than a Happy Meal."

    

 And, for fans of Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, here's a new long-form guy: 

Jason Manning with Collective Violence in American History 2: Fault Lines

 

Whites Think "Political Correctness" Is Anything That Leads People Away From A White Supremacist Mindset

There's a reason Scott Walker's staff had nothing nice to say - and his supporters overlook it

“Your ancestors dragged these black people from their homes by force; and in the white man’s quest for wealth and an easy life they have been ruthlessly suppressed and exploited, degraded into slavery. The modern prejudice against Negroes is the result of the desire to maintain this unworthy condition.”

Good ol' Albert Einstein, waaay back in 1946, saw how whites made the differences, others live with, today.

"You talkin' to me? Are you talkin' to ME?!?"

“The black students at this school deserve to have their specific struggles and pain recognized, not dissolved into the larger student body."

That was Smith College president Kathleen McCartney, in an apology widely criticised by whites as "political correctness," and not for also being an acknowledgment of her lack of American cultural awareness. These white attacks are weird because black's point should be obvious:

White guys aren't expected to say - and might not be capable of saying - anything on race

"Denzel Washington has a responsibility to his people that Tom Cruise, Liam Neeson, all these guys don’t have. They just make their art."

Now why does Chris Rock understand the reality whites have created - has to understand that reality - but whites don't?

This might as well be the "Friendship Train" for all whites know

 What are whites missing about their "colorblind" existences in this place? Maybe the binds they have always put blacks in:

Whites, today, play their-traitor-to-the-race game through subversives

"Black Police Sergeant: ‘We’re Called Things Like Uncle Toms And Traitors To Our Community’"

Those are the same binds they're still putting blacks in - all around the world - while asking us to trust their rarely-good intentions are,...good:

"All Eyes On Me"

"For more than two years, a U.S. agency secretly infiltrated Cuba's underground hip-hop movement, recruiting unwitting rappers to spark a youth movement against the government, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press."

Political correctness has nothing to do with anything anymore,...

"You Don’t Have No Ankle, And You Can’t Walk": Part II

”Free black people grew, ate, and sold watermelons, and in doing so made the fruit a symbol of their freedom. Southern whites, threatened by blacks’ newfound freedom, responded by making the fruit a symbol of black people’s perceived uncleanliness, laziness, childishness, and unwanted public presence. This racist trope then exploded in American popular culture, becoming so pervasive that its historical origin became obscure,…”

Turning wine to water. Whites DO things to us. Damaging things. Long-lasting things that, because whites don't want them to (because whites don't want themselves to ever be told what to do) might never go away. America's history of white racism is centuries old, and only recently riding shotgun to the lying, white-picket-fence, Mom and apple pie narrative they're desperate to now maintain, with the psychological torture they claim to deplore. Their idiotic pride is such, they must never change, especially when wrong. "Massa" and "Miss Anne" must live.

“Even among these there are prejudices of which I as a Jew am clearly conscious, but they are unimportant in comparison with the attitude of the ‘Whites’ toward their fellow-citizens of darker complexion, particularly toward Negroes. The more I feel an American, the more this situation pains me. I can escape the feeling of complicity in it only by speaking out.

I am firmly convinced that whoever believes [Negroes,...are not our equals in intelligence, sense of responsibility, and reliability] suffers from a fatal misconception. Your ancestors dragged these black people from their homes by force; and in the white man’s quest for wealth and an easy life they have been ruthlessly suppressed and exploited, degraded into slavery. The modern prejudice against Negroes is the result of the desire to maintain this unworthy condition.”

- Albert Einstein

I'm not sure why whites still believe they're fooling anyone, with their sick attempts to turn the oppressed into the oppressors, when we tell them - directly - it'll never work. We will press on. Until no one buys this bullshit but themselves:

"A lot of people have an impulse to be prejudiced. But at the same time, they're like almost everyone...in that they want to avoid being socially unacceptable. So they want to vent sexism and racism somehow — but only in ways that are considered socially acceptable. 

And how can one do that? It's obvious: by expressing sexism/racism against men and whites only. If they'd been born long ago, they might have vented against women or blacks instead. That's why when I hear people expressing shamelessly anti-man or anti-white views, it doesn't strike me as a dramatic improvement over the expression of anti-woman or anti-black view...."

- John Althouse Cohen

Very hard for people to get that nice, well-intentioned people are racist all the time.
— Ta-Nehisi Coates (@tanehisicoates) December 9, 2014

My taking conservatives seriously on race was a major mistake, because (among things) I found myself surrounded by people who openly ridicule blacks (after 400 years of openly ridiculing blacks) while admitting they go along with the most obviously trivialising racist tropes, like race as a "card" blacks play and historical Civil Rights figures being "hustlers". Whites, outnumbering blacks 6 to 1, are comfortable thinking they can wave their hands and declare reality (and morality) doesn’t exist except as they say. That it's normal to see a boy as a demon. That "loosies," or cigars, are crimes worthy of death. That they must rarely seek justice, stay as ignorant to history as their own bliss allows, and - because they're uncomfortable with the truth - stay so openly hostile they never have to hear a word of it. But we won't stop. We know this evil. Eric Garner’s “Please, just leave me alone” are words that could’ve been spoken by MLK.

”The differences in [Michael Brown and Eric Garner’s] cases are almost completely because of whites.

In both cases, nine in 10 African Americans say they disagree with the decision. Although just 25 percent of whites disagree with the decision in Ferguson, a majority (52 percent) disagree with the decision in Garner's case.”

No matter who is pulling the trigger, white America is killing black men. Not Democrats or Republicans (assisted by Libertarians) but the country itself. This is what it was made for.

But that's probably how it's going down,..

The Only Thing TMR Does For Money Is Tell The Truth

White people claim I'm on the "race hustle" tip, which is silly because whites have all the money and - ahem - they don't seem to like what I'm doing. But I still do it - why? Because I'm right - 100% - and money's irrelevant to that. I'm into facts, and science, which teach you to stand alone:

   Einstein the failure: How history’s greatest physicist flirted with disaster

Before he changed the world forever, Albert Einstein staggered from one early defeat to another

 So laugh it up, white folks, and tell me how I'm an evil, racist, man wasting my time.

 The bells toll for you,…

 

Look Around: Would You Believe What ANYONE Says?

"The reason Canada is breaking out with brand new gun violence has nothing to do with the United States and guns. It has everything to do with a culture that is morally bankrupt. What kind of culture is that? It's called hip-hop."

"How Music Executives Created 'Black' Hip Hop For White Suburban Kids"

"I don’t mind being 'that' visitor who hijacks the tours with corrective interpretation. I am that brown face that may give guides pause when they launch into a selective version of history."

"Through the reading of popular scientific books I soon reached the conviction that much in the stories of the Bible could not be true. The consequence was a positively fanatic orgy of freethinking coupled with the impression that youth is intentionally being deceived by the state through lies; it was a crushing impression.

Mistrust of every kind of authority grew out of this experience, a skeptical attitude toward the convictions that were alive in any specific social environment — an attitude that has never again left me, even though, later on, it has been tempered by a better insight into the causal connections. "

God Can Be How Innocents Are Introduced To Treachery

How anyone can fear what they don't believe (what's not there) I don't know, but - if it finesses your job at FOX News - O.K. by me, Chuck:

  “There was once a philosopher who said, ‘I don’t believe in God, but I fear him greatly.’ That’s about where I am,” the author of “Things That Matter: Three Decades of Passions, Pastimes and Politics” said. ”I’ve had a fairly difficult and complicated notion of the deity. If I tried to explain it I would simply say — and this is by no means associating myself with the greatness of the man — but I would associate myself with Einstein’s conception of God, which was a recognition and an awe before the mystery of the order and beauty of the universe, which would imply that there is something very mysterious and very awesome — awe-inspiring — about the universe.”

Fair enough - you fell from a horse.

At about the age of four,  I saw "the universe" throw my devoutly Christian, and most beloved, foster mother from a Merry-Go-Round.

It was, most definitely, not a moment that filled me with "awe"...

 

TMR: A Simple Blog - Partially About Making An Album

"It isn’t the money that makes people thrilled with their life, since we already know their day-to-day experience doesn’t change past $75,000 in terms of emotional happiness.  Rather, it is the fact they landed the CEO job or sold their company to Wall Street or signed a record deal.  The money, in these cases, is a symptom, not a cause."

"Everyone wants to be happy, but even revered thinkers have struggled with the how. The Dalai Lama said happiness comes when we practice compassion. Thomas Jefferson claimed it requires "a good conscience, good health, occupation, and freedom in all just pursuits." The ever-optimistic Ernest Hemingway noted that "happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know," yet the hyper-intelligent Albert Einstein had a simple prescription: "a table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a violin."

Back at it, I guess - kinda, sorta,...

 

"Miss You" Should Be More Than A Rolling Stones Song

“For hundreds of years, since the dawn of modern science, only a small fraction of the world's population has participated in the advancement of humanity's knowledge of the Universe. If game-changers like Copernicus, Newton, Einstein and Feynman emerge at a rate of < 1% from the white male population, increasing the population to include underrepresented minorities and women (not to mention people from other countries!) will greatly increase the numbers of brilliant individuals coming up with creative solutions to long-standing problems. I don't think it's unreasonable to attribute the slow progress in the understanding of, say, dark matter and dark energy to an artificially reduced talent pool. Scientific innovation cares not for humanity's arbitrary racial and socio-economic boundaries.”

The Worst Thing A Black Conservative Can Be Is Black

Listen to Glenn Reynolds, thinking they've done something big, and like anybody gives a damn:

“DRUDGE BRINGS THE SMACK”

Oh SNAP! Somebody DOES give a damn! Like a fan of his who seems to have the partisan depth of a fish tank:

“AprilApple said... 

*burp*

 

Black republicans are non-persons. 

August 28, 2013 at 7:38 PM”

Oh, Heavens! You mean it's happening amongst Democrats, too! Somebody make it stop! Yeah - blacks are non-persons, especially with the likes of those two, only trotted out when they have a point to make, usually benefitting themselves. (I don't even know who this black senator is so, clearly, making him known - before now - has been the Right's top priority, correct?) And, of course, they now want we "non-persons" to do what they won't, and wade into a black mob and start causing trouble. You know, like their hero, Allen West, would do if he was there:

“If yesterday’s luncheon commemorating the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington is any indication, it’s a version of traditional black conservatism, with its emphasis on community building and uplift. 

Organized by the Republican National Committee, this event was both a celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, and a showcase for black Republicanism. The large majority of the attendees were African-American, and they included former congressman Allen West, T.W. Shannon (speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives), Alveda King (niece of Martin Luther King Jr.), and a large variety of party members and activists. 

Figures like West have made themselves famous by decrying the 'Democratic plantation' and attacking other African-Americans for their partisan affiliation, but that rhetoric was absent from the program.”

Hmmm. West seemed to have lost his nerve or something. Somehow - whether it's Glenn Reynolds or his readers and associates - I don't think that's the kind of "speaking truth to power" they had in mind.

I mean, I know from experience, they definitely don't appreciate it when they're the power being spoken to - well, they appreciate whatever means are at their disposal to shut it down (like their challengers are black senators!) - but they don't appreciate being put on the spot for THEIR nonsense.

Here's a few articles I found yesterday that Ol' Glenn Boy isn't informing anybody of, or trying to start any problems around, as he attempts to instigate some black-on-somebody violence, or something, elsewhere:

25 African Americans Denied Service At Restaurant Because White Patrons Felt Threatened By Them

When Your (Brown) Body is a (White) Wonderland 

(BTW - I have NEVER seen an article about this problem going the other way - and I never will on Instapundit. "21st Century Relationships", anybody?)

Albert Einstein Called Racism “A Disease of White People” in His Little-Known Fight for Civil Rights

Listen To An Unearthed Martin Luther King Jr. Recording You've Never Heard

White People Know More About Racism Than Any Of Us

Dear Twerk Thieves and Ratchet Robbers

None of which are worth the time of Glenn Reynolds, The Great White Informer, because he doesn't have an interest in telling us anything about being black while I know a lot about being white. (7 out of 8 people I see a day are white.) I see Reynolds' bullshit every day, and not even a third of what he's talking about holds any relevance for me, what-so-ever.

Which figures, considering,...