Just Go Away, Little Nicky

Pathetic. There is no “we” in this regard. The little gay famewhore openly denounced Donald Trump and endorsed Kamala Harris when he thought she was going to win. Now he’s demonstrating what a shameless little opportunist he is.

No one is going to be fooled by this shameless revisionism. First of all, there is no “we”. Nick Fuentes has never been on anyone’s side but his own. Second, it’s not the public commentators, but the behind-the-scenes men who won the recent presidential election; they prevented Harris from benefiting from the late deliveries of millions of fake votes that led to the fake Presidency of the Six Bidens.

  • 2024: Harris: 67,506,830, Trump 72,263,174 (partial results)
  • 2020: Biden: 81,268,924, Trump: 74,216,154
  • 2016: Clinton: 62,985,106 Trump: 65,853,625

Trump should end up with at least 312 electoral college votes, more than the 306 he won in 2016 and the 303 that the Six Bidens supposedly “won” in 2020.

Now, do you notice the obvious outlier in the popular votes? How does Harris, as an effective incumbent, get 14 million fewer votes than Biden, especially when Trump will end up with around the same number of votes as he did in 2020, and at least ten million more than he did in winning the 2016 election? What are we supposed to believe, that 20 million US voters died of the not-vaxx?

Nick Fuentes is similar to Richard Armitage from the Tea Party days. He’s the same sort of repulsive self-promoter who can’t see a parade passing by without leaping to the front of it and pretending to lead it. One hopes that the young men who were foolish enough to follow Fuentes in the past will see through his ridiculous act. It’s time for Fuentes to go and dance away his real life in a Miami disco; time is up on this particular acting gig. He should leave the political commentary to the professionals who are, at the very least, capable of correctly predicting the obvious.

Never in the history of politics has someone talked such a huge fucking game and been so brutally exposed as ignorant, impotent, and irrelevant.
– Milo

There is nothing wrong with having been disappointed by President Trump’s past failings, whether it be his horrific personnel decisions, his insane Israel First statements, his endorsement of the vaxx, his pro-immigrant rhetoric, or his failure to cross the Rubicon in 2020. My past enthusiasm for him was significantly reduced for him as a result of those obvious and undeniable failures. Even so, Donald Trump was still the best US President since Andrew Jackson and he did keep the USA out of war, two very important achievements that I have never forgotten nor failed to point out even when I am criticizing him.

But there is neither room nor respect in any community for a treacherous, self-serving turncoat of the sort that Little Nicky has now demonstrated himself to be.

And speaking of people who can just go away now, we also say a well-deserved sayonara to Allan Lichtman and his always-overrated Thirteen Keys to the White House, which have now proven to be no more predictive than the wishful-thinking of the media’s polls.

Regardless, we can certainly hope that Donald Trump will show himself to be the decisive and uncompromising leader that the more shrill and terrified Blue Staters fear him to be. Making America Great Again requires far more than the art of the deal, it needs the full manifestation of the God-Emperor exercising the full potential of his powers. Few men are blessed with second chances; let us pray that President Trump wastes no time in making the most of his.

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Trumpslide 2024

I’m turning in and calling it. Trump’s overperformance, particularly in Florida, combined with Harris’s underperformance in Democratic strongholds such as Rhode Island and Virginia, suggests that Trump will win all four swing states, Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania (in order of likelihood) and thereby surpass 270.

In fact, I said it was pretty obvious that Trump had won around 9 PM Eastern on the epic UATV Darkstream, which featured more than 700 concurrent viewers, after Trump unexpectedly won Miami-Dade County.

If I’m wrong again, as I was after the 3 AM shutdown and steal in 2020, so be it. But that’s how it looks to me at the moment.

UPDATE: It appears I was correct. Trump has already been called the winner in three of the four states mentioned, and has a 93,000-vote lead in Michigan as well as 102,000 more votes in Oakland and Wayne counties, the two Michigan counties where the Democratic votes are historically “found” late, than in 2020. With at least 286 electoral votes, Trump has already been called the winner by the media.

Let us hope that this time, we will actually see President Trump wage the war against the Deep State that we were promised by him.

UPDATE: The foreign media has now conceded too.

BREAKING NEWS Donald Trump wins the 2024 US presidential election: Republican pulls off a resounding victory over Kamala Harris after sweeping to victory in swing states

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Wild Kind of Look to the Day

Karl Denninger shares his thoughts on the US presidential election. I am under the impression that he is endorsing Trump as the lesser of two evils.

I do not like Trump. If you’ve read any of my material you know this; in the 2016 timeframe and all the way through 2020 I wrote dozens of articles critical of his policies. Yes, it was Trump that put in place the HHS policies that paid your hospital to kill your Grandmother during the Pandemic — but Harris and Biden not only didn’t reverse those policies upon taking office they confirmed and strengthened them. Yes, Trump wildly spiked inflation with his “Covid checks” — but Harris and Biden threw gasoline on the inflationary fire at more than twice the size of the damage Trump did. Yes, Trump is responsible for “warp speed” but after telling us all that we shouldn’t take the shots during the 2020 campaign Harris and Biden mandated that which, during the campaign, they told us they believe would KILL us, and were only stopped from enforcement by the Supreme Court.

I am dismayed that these are the choices, but they in fact are the choices.

Trump was the best US President since Andrew Jackson. We can only hope that he will a) take office, b) significantly outperform his first term, and c) join the Sino-Russian alliance in their war against Clown World.

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Rogan Endorses Trump

A little on the late side – way to commit there, Joe – but still interesting as it’s indicative of how a surprising number of people on the soft Left are now publicly associating themselves with what has been regarded for decades as the Dark Side by everyone in the entertainment industry.

Podcaster Joe Rogan has endorsed Donald Trump following an interview with one of the former US president’s most influential supporters, Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The endorsement came on the eve of the November 5 election, pitting Trump against the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris.

My expectation is for a third straight Trumpslide, only this one will not be stolen with fabricated votes. Jim Cramer, on the other hand, sees the Wall Street tea leaves predicting a Harris win. Either way, if you’re a UATV subscriber, join us for an election night hangout on the Darkstream at 7 PM Eastern.

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Ghost Jobs

The corpocracy just keeps coming up with new ways to be evil:

If you’ve recently been laid off and have started the arduous process of looking for a new job, you’ve probably seen them on networking platforms like LinkedIn: postings for roles that are 30 days old, maybe more, with suspiciously wide salary ranges. They usually have hundreds, or even thousands, of hopeful applicants vying for the same position, but if you do a quick cross-check and notice that the role isn’t posted on the company’s actual website — or any of their social media pages — you should probably stop drafting that cover letter, because it’s possible they’re not hiring at all.

“Ghost jobs,” or ads for positions that aren’t actually open, are a common phenomenon in the tech industry, which has been plagued by layoffs and budget cuts over recent years. As unemployed workers struggle to regain their footing, recruiters and career coaches who spoke with SFGATE warned that these fake jobs posted by real companies serve multiple, sometimes insidious purposes.

According to a 2024 survey from MyPerfectResume, 81% of recruiters admitted to posting ads for positions that were fake or already filled. While some respondents said employers did it to maintain a presence on job boards and build a talent pool, it’s also used to commit psychological warfare: 25% said ghost jobs helped companies gauge how replaceable their employees were, while 23% said it helped make the company appear more stable during a hiring freeze. Another damning 2024 report from Resume Builder said that 62% companies posted them specifically to make their employees feel replaceable. They also made ads to “trick overworked employees” into believing that more people would be brought on to alleviate their overwhelming workload.

It also allows politicians to falsely claim that Americans are lazy, that more H1-Bs and immigrants are needed, and that immigration is good for the economy. If you’re a corporate executive, the best thing you can do is eliminate your Human Resources department, and discovering that they are posting ghost jobs would be an excellent justification for doing so.

Because the most important reason for creating ghost jobs is that they permit HR to engage in makework to cover the fact that they don’t even have anything to do when the business isn’t hiring.

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Election Night Stream

Just a head’s up for tomorrow. While I am streaming tonight, tomorrow night will be a UATV-exclusive hang where we’ll discuss the early results coming in. We’ll get started around 7 PM Eastern and roll for at least two hours, perhaps more depending upon what’s going on and how much caffeine is flowing through my veins. If you haven’t subscribed to the Darkstream yet, or at least to UATV in some capacity, this would be your reminder to do so.

Go ahead and prepare some election-related questions and put them on SG so we’ll have something to discuss in case it’s a snoozefest with no results reported.

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Baiting Sarah

This is one of the strangest things I’ve ever heard. But I have no doubt that it is true and that her suspicions about the intentions of the Feds contacting her are entirely correct:

Sarah Hoyt posted to X, “You know what’s REALLY creepy? In the run-up to Jan 6th, we had a lot of “first time commenters” drop by my blog trying to convince me to attend. At the time we were PROFOUNDLY broke and some of them even offered to pay my way. Out of the blue.”

She continued, “I didn’t accept because I didn’t see any purpose to the gathering. I still don’t. (Yes, I understand Trump might have thought he could shame the House into doing the right thing. That level of naivite shocks me, still.) BUT—”

“Well in the aftermath I wondered. I still do. None of those IDs commented on my blog again, funnily enough. It’s probably nothing, but it does make one think,” she concluded.

I was similarly approached prior to the fake Unite The Right rally in 2017. That was the event that was staged in Charlottesville, Virginia and designed to entrap nationalists and tar them as “white supremacists”. I was contacted by Richard Spencer and asked to be a speaker at the event, which, of course, I declined, being neither a white supremacist nor a political activist despite what the fantasists of Wikipedia might erroneously claim.

However, I think it was more than just Mrs. Hoyt being a contributor to Instapundit that caused her to be targeted. GamerGate left a lasting impression on the government-media complex, the entire literary world is still butthurt about Sad Puppies, and her being the head of the Sad Puppies rebellion almost certainly put her on the top of their list of problematic badthinkers to be discredited.

It’s amusing, of course, since Sarah is a die-hard civic nationalist, a self-styled “American born in Portugal,” who deplores genuine nationalism nearly as wholeheartedly as the average globalist. But those who think in symbols rather than in coherent syllogisms are seldom concerned with the logic of their actions or what is truly in the hearts of their intended victims.

Of course, Richard Spencer was a fraud, which I realized soon after interviewing him and seeing how shallow his claimed beliefs were. He’s just an actor playing the role of a villain.

One of the United States’ foremost white supremacists, Richard Spencer, has called for followers to vote for Kamala Harris in the upcoming elections.

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The Rage is Building

What did the politicians think would happen once resources began running out. How are the Germans going to pay for all those unproductive migrants and refugees when even Volkswagen is shutting down multiple plants? How long will the Spanish sleep in their cars when the foreigners sleep in four-star hotels?

The destruction of civil society is the price of believing all the wicked lies about equality, diversity, and inclusivity, about immigration being good for the economy, and about the moral duty to aid and abet the invasion of your country. It’s all obviously stupid in hindsight, to such an extent that historians will marvel that it could have ever happened, but it was every bit as stupid at the time, it’s just that it’s not possible to provide the material evidence to prove something that hasn’t happened yet.

And, unfortunately, the majority of people are totally immune to logic, as they vastly prefer reasoning based upon argumentum ad imaginarium.

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AI is Innumerate

One of the many reasons I’m not even remotely concerned about AI is that it not only has no ability to perform mathematical analysis, but it is unlikely to ever be permitted to offer that feature. Consider the following response by Copilot to a question about the mathematical impossibility of evolution by natural selection:

How can evolution by natural selection be considered credible given the amount of time it takes for a mutation to fixate throughout an entire species?

The time it takes for a mutation to fixate in a population can indeed be lengthy, but evolution by natural selection is supported by ample scientific evidence across various fields like genetics, paleontology, and comparative anatomy. Here’s why it’s credible:

  1. Fossil Record: The fossil record provides a timeline of gradual changes in species over millions of years. Transitional fossils show intermediate forms between ancient and modern organisms.
  2. Genetic Evidence: DNA analysis reveals that all living organisms share a common genetic code, indicating a shared ancestry. Mutations and genetic variations, while slow to spread, accumulate over generations and lead to significant changes.
  3. Observable Evolution: Evolution isn’t just theoretical; it’s observable. Microevolution, changes within species, has been documented in real time. For example, bacteria can develop resistance to antibiotics through mutations.
  4. Biogeography: The distribution of species around the world supports evolutionary theory. Isolated environments, like islands, have unique species that evolved independently from their mainland relatives.

Natural selection works over long periods, allowing beneficial mutations to accumulate and spread. While it might seem slow, the vast expanse of geological time provides a sufficient backdrop for these gradual changes.

This is a midwit-level answer, probably because the AI is trained on midwit literature. Notice that there is no attempt whatsoever to answer the significant question, it merely explains how an impossibility can be “considered credible” by the ignorant and the innumerate by appeals to various irrelevant factors.

So now let’s get more specific and pin the AI down.

What is the average number of generations required for a genetic mutation to fixate throughout the entire population of a species?

The time it takes for a genetic mutation to fixate (i.e., become the norm) across a whole population varies widely and depends on factors such as mutation rates, population size, and natural selection. But here’s a rough idea: In a large population, without selective pressure, the fixation of a neutral mutation could take roughly 4 * Ne generations (where Ne is the effective population size). With strong positive selection, the fixation can be much quicker, sometimes within a few dozen generations.

So, even with a very small population of 1,000 individuals, which is small enough to render the species officially “endangered”, it will take at least 4,000 generations to fixate a single gene. The bigger the population, the more generations required. The fastest fixation ever observed, one that took place with the benefit of strong positive selection in a small laboratory population, only reduced that to 1,600 generations. Recall that even the so-called “Genghis Khan” gene, sexually advantageous as it is, only propagated at a rate that would require at least 8,170 generations to fixate.

So, the AI is flat-out wrong. Even when specific mathematical answers are required, it retreats to the same converged falsehoods that humans do. This is by design, because true untethered AI will not respect the comfortable lies required to support the Narrative.

Now, let’s keep in mind how many individuals are required for a species to survive. These numbers are based on the official statistics of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Adminstration, using the example of the bald eagle.

  • Endangered: under 10,000
  • Threatened: 10,000 to 25,000
  • Not Threatened: 25,000+

I leave it to the intelligent reader to consider what those scientific designations imply for the case for evolution by natural selection.

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We’re Already There

I don’t fear AI replacing writing. Especially not on this particular grounds:

“The reason so many people have trouble writing is that it’s fundamentally difficult. To write well, you have to think clearly, and thinking clearly is hard,” he said in an essay posted on his website last week.

However, the development of technology has allowed people to outsource writing to AI. There’s no longer a need to actually learn how to write, or hire someone to do it for you, or even plagiarize, the English-American scientist wrote.

“I’m usually reluctant to make predictions about technology, but I feel fairly confident about this one: in a couple decades there won’t be many people who can write,” Graham said.

It’s common for skills to disappear as technologies replace them; after all, “there aren’t many blacksmiths left, and it doesn’t seem to be a problem,” he admitted. But people being unable to write is “bad,” he insisted.

“A world divided into writes and write-nots is more dangerous than it sounds. It will be a world of thinks and think-nots,” Graham believes.

We already live in a world that is mostly inhabited by think-nots. Hence MPAI. And there is no reason to fear AI writing, since very few writers produce anything worth reading anyhow. Between Twitter and Facebook, we know that all the erudite theories about “unlocking human potential” were groundless fantasies, since we have conclusive evidence that most people have absolutely nothing to say.

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