Pretty much a bust

Well, there was a fourth “celebrity” death this weekend, but I tend to doubt the possible suicide of an unknown actor from a show no one ever watched was the sort of thing that Q meant when he warned of a “suicide weekend” being a signal of arrests to come.

The Goldbergs actor Jackson Odell is found dead in a sober living home in California, aged 20

I have to admit, I was a little disappointed to learn that The Goldbergs was not a show about the whacky shenanigans of a National Review editor-at-large and the wise-cracking mother with whom he lives.

Two kingdoms, take two

The expected separation between Israelis and Diasporans is becoming more obvious:

A new opinion poll shows deep divisions between Israelis and American Jews, particularly in relation to President Donald Trump. The survey of the American Jewish Committee released Sunday showed 77 percent of Israelis approved of the president’s handling of U.S.-Israel relations, while only 34 percent of American Jews did. Fifty-seven percent of U.S. Jews disapproved while only 10 percent of Israelis did.

As NN Taleb writes, skin in the game fundamentally changes one’s mindset, one’s perceptions, one’s objectives, as well as the way that one operates.

But which group should be considered anti-Semitic, the Israelis or the Diasporans?

Mailvox: by their fruits

Despite the protestations of his defenders, I have yet to hear a single example of anyone becoming a genuine Bible-believing fundamentalist Christian as a result of Jordan Peterson’s non-proselytizing non-Christian witness. I have, however, heard the opposite:

I forget the exact quote and am unable to find it now, but I believe you once said that Jordan Peterson’s philosophy may be helpful to a few really messed up young men but is overall more damaging and detrimental to young men who are well-adjusted and psychologically healthy. When I read that (or heard it, you may have said it in a Darkstream), I agreed not for any theoretical or philosophical reason, but from experience. Jordan Peterson’s influence is in part to blame for my life taking a turn for the worse.

I grew up Christian, was heavily involved in my church as a young man. Personal events in my early college career disillusioned me somewhat regarding my church and my involvement deteriorated. However, I still fully believed in Christian teachings. I graduated college, got married, joined the military, avoided debt, worked hard. I had always been more or less straight-laced.

Enter Jordan Peterson.

I have no idea who it was who first introduced me to Jordan Peterson, sometime during my wife’s pregnancy. I saw him pop up now and then on different blogs. He said some interesting things, and things which I agreed with, such as ideas on gender and biological sex. I watched some of his lectures, and noticed that he always looked and sounded as if he was thinking out loud to himself, but I didn’t attach any significance to it. I just assumed it was his style of speaking.

In listening to his lectures, I began to get a general sense that he believed that God was not an entity but a powerful force stemming from our choices, choices that to Peterson had natural consequences, good or evil. To him, as far as I understood it, these consequences were ultimately unavoidable. If you chose badly, they would catch up to you, and if you chose well, they would reward you and allow you to live a good life. Basically, “Chaos and Order.” God was the force behind chaos and order, not a god, per se, and the line between chaos and order was the real place to be.

This idea sunk in. I had never thought about it in those terms, and it shook my faith. I began to doubt His existence. Maybe God was just an inexorable natural force and not the real deal. And, too, the marital problems and selfish, sinful decisions I had made incentivized me to look for an escape from God’s judgment. Sin always looks to justify itself, and sinners are no different. I wanted to justify my sin, justify myself, and avoid the consequences. All of it together brewed into a perfect storm, which subsequently broke. I told my wife I didn’t know if God existed, that I doubted, and that I hated Him for imposing restrictions on my life. It was hardly coherent. She was understandably shocked and appalled.

But I want to be absolutely clear in order to leave no doubt in your mind or the mind of those you may show this email to—I never doubted God’s existence prior to Jordan Peterson. Peterson’s philosophy shook my belief and deepened my despair and destructive spiral.

Jordan Peterson is a sower of Chaos in the guise of a prophet of Order. It should not be surprising that those who accept his guidance and follow his teachings soon find themselves wandering away from both truth and Truth alike.

Jordan Peterson is NOT a man of the Right, he is NOT on our side, and he is NOT helping anyone come to the the truth. He is like a Menshevik opposing the Bolsheviks who have gone too far in order to fix Communism.

Let’s figure out how I can dispense with my white privilege and so that you can tell me when the Left is going too far, since they clearly can, and that’s what this debate is about, about political correctness. It’s about the Left going too far, and I think it’s gone too far in many ways. and I’d like to
figure out exactly how and when so the reasonable Left could make its ascendance again and we could quit all this nonsense.
– Jordan Peterson, Debate with Michael Dyson, Michelle Goldberg, and Stephen Fry.

It’s now the G6

The God-Emperor is refusing to play the neo-liberals free trade game for suckers:

President Trump retracted his endorsement of the final statement from the G7, tweeting afterward he had instructed representatives “not to endorse” it. He blamed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s statement afterward that Canada will not be “pushed around” and will go through with retaliatory tariffs.

Based on Justin’s false statements at his news conference, and the fact that Canada is charging massive Tariffs to our U.S. farmers, workers and companies, I have instructed our U.S. Reps not to endorse the Communique as we look at Tariffs on automobiles flooding the U.S. Market!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 9, 2018

Seeing Trump cut off the heads of global government one organization at a time is like watching Hercules kill the Lernean Hydra, but on a grand scale. I just hope he’s remembering to cauterize the necks.

What was your first clue, Sherlock?

Or should one say, Shylock:

George Soros recently lamented the rise of President Trump and anti-establishment parties across the globe, saying “everything that could go wrong, has gone wrong.”

Soros made the comment in an interview with The Washington Post published Saturday. He also said that he did not expect Trump’s election, saying, “Apparently, I was living in my own bubble.”

And yet, things haven’t even begun to go seriously wrong for George Soros and company yet. George Soros is the poster child for the historical Jew who blindly devotes himself to amassing wealth and influence in order to tikkun the olam without ever stopping to think for two seconds about the obvious consequences of his actions or how the majority population that surrounds him on every side feels about them. They didn’t keep hold of Babylon. They didn’t keep hold of Judea. They didn’t keep hold of Greece. They didn’t keep hold of Andalusia. They didn’t keep hold of Russia. They didn’t keep hold of Germany. They didn’t keep hold of Poland. They won’t keep hold of Britain or the USA much longer either, and for much the same reasons they previously lost control.

Sooner or later, a Tiberius, a Stalin, a Hitler, a Ferdinand, or a Cyrus will emerge. That is why Soros fears and hates the God-Emperor Trump. He sees in Trump a similar historic figure.

Soros is living in his own evil bubble. What he has accomplished is to lay the groundwork for a second Holocaust that will be broader in scope, more intentional, and more thorough than the first one. That’s why Soros opponents like Prime Minister Netanyahu are openly telling Jews to return to Jerusalem this year rather than a next year that never seems to come. Netanyahu is smart and he is looking out for his people. He knows what is likely to happen once the global economic meltdown begins.

Now, obviously all Jews are not culpable for the horrific damage that their co-ethno-religionists have wrought throughout the modern West. That’s not even possible. But that is also irrelevant. Just as no army has ever concerned itself with the question of whether the individual enemy soldier has fired so much as a single bullet their way before opening fire on him, no one anywhere in the world is going to concern themselves whether a particular Jew ran the Federal Reserve or agitated for the 1965 Immigration Act or tried to overturn Brexit before concluding that they simply don’t want Jews interfering with their God-given right to self-government, trying to take their First Amendment rights away, controlling their money supply, opening their borders, or healing their societies anymore.

Whether you think this is a good thing or a bad thing doesn’t matter, this is what is going to happen, sooner or later. The Bible predicts it. History chronicles and anticipates it. Hell, freaking Game Theory dictates it. So, deal with the reality of the situation, don’t bother appealing to specious “it can’t happen here because magic dirt” theories.

I am not at all impressed by so-called “Jewish intelligence”. I am reliably informed that Jews have an average IQ of 115. (It’s not true, it’s actually more like 103, but let’s play along anyhow.) Congratu-fucking-lations. That’s more than two standard deviations below mine. To put this delta in perspective, recall that moderate mental retardation is defined as being three standard deviations below normal.

See how they run

The UK police have demonstrated that they can’t control criminals as Londonistan spirals out of control, so the native population has been shown exactly how to protest with impunity: with numbers, mopeds, machetes, and hammers.

Supporters of Tommy Robinson have clashed with police at a Whitehall demonstration after hearing Dutch far-right MP Geert Wilders call for the English Defence League founder to be freed.

Rows of riot police blocked the gate down the Mall leading to Buckingham Palace where the Royal Family gathered on the balcony after celebrating Trooping the Colour just hours before. Five arrests have been made and five officers were reportedly injured during the demonstration which saw some of Robinson’s supporters appear to throw bottles, metal barriers and traffic cones at police.

Wilders, 54, who was banned from Britain in 2009 only to get it overturned, has attended today’s protest after the EDL founder was jailed for 13 months.

Robinson pleaded guilty to contempt of court and breaching the terms of a suspended sentence he was handed last May for a similar offence. His supporters have gathered in huge numbers at a series of protests outside Downing Street, Leeds Crown Court and even at British embassies in Europe.

This video of the UK police running away from the British protesters is very similar to one from 2009 when they ran from marching Muslims. The police are no longer capable of maintaining order and the current UK government no longer answers to the British people nor defends their interests, their children, or their borders, which is why one that will defend the British people from their enemies, foreign and domestic, has become necessary.

Especially as Londonistan increasingly begins to resemble Bogota, with its highly mobile violent criminals. There are 423 moped-related crimes being reported per week, up from 282 the previous year. At the same time, the House of Lords is full of anti-British traitors:

A group of unaccountable pro-Remain members of the Lords, aided and abetted by a few Tory rebels in the Lords and Commons, want to reverse or sabotage what more than 17 million Britons voted for in the 2016 referendum: to take back control of our laws, our money and our borders.

The Trumpslide cometh

There will be no “blue wave”. The Republicans will hold the House and Senate. And this sort of political campaign is why.

All the SJWs exclaim, “What a beautiful family!” Meanwhile, all the civilized people shake their heads at the degraded state of the USA and vote for anyone or anything that stands against it.

The ad includes the Maryland Democrat talking about how he plans to stand up to Trump and lists several things he has already done to ‘infuriate’ the President.

‘What’s the number one way I p**s off Donald Trump and the Republicans?’ he asks before kissing his husband Mark Hodge on the lips.

He then says: ‘Take that, Trump!’

The couple’s two children, Katie and Jackson, are also featured in the ad as they sit on the front lawn outside their home. The ad also includes Madaleno talking about how he has stood up to Trump’s agenda by defending Planned Parenthood and supporting an assault weapons ban.

Democrats proudly stand for gays, blacks, murdering children, and disarming the American people. That’s a pretty good platform against which to run.

Band or comedy act?

The girls from Band-Maid don’t merely rock, they do a considerably funnier comedy routine than Amy Schumer and most so-called professional comediennes. I can’t believe they aren’t a reality TV show yet.

The contrast between the three cheerful ones and the two killjoys is no doubt played up, but it is consistently funny.

Miku: What is your image of San Francisco, Misa?
Misa: Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary.

The interview on Japanese TV was even funnier.

Takahashi: How about a maid-like greeting?
Saiki: Ah, no.
Takahashi: What’s your charm point?
Saiki: I don’t have one.

Did I mention they also rock?

Suicide weekend?

A redditor wondered a week ago if it was coming:

If you believe in Q, you believe that mass arrests are coming. Q mentions suicide weekend twice. I believe that is the weekend before public disclosure. If we suddenly hear of a spate of high level deaths over a weekend, then the boom is a few days later. My money is on June 9 and 10. The cabal will wait till the last moment hoping for a Hail Mary.

Sounds crazy, of course. But then…

Celebrity chef and TV personality Anthony Bourdain committed suicide on Friday at the age of 61, in a shocking death that has stunned the food world. Bourdain hanged himself in his hotel room, while visiting Strasbourg, France to film an upcoming episode of his CNN show Parts Unknown. His close friend Éric Ripert, owner of New York City’s famed Le Bernardin restaurant, found him dead Friday morning.

I’d say if we see more than five celebrity suicides in a single weekend, the proposed signal is likely valid. Two or three are more likely just a statistical artifact.

UPDATE: Okay, perhaps that is more than one already.

Kate Spade worked with the Clinton Foundation in Haiti and also sat on the Board of Directors for the “New York Center for Children.”

UPDATE: Make that more than two already.

UPDATE: CDAN implies Bourdain’s death was supposed to be a “murder-suicide”, presumably with Asia Argento. Which would seem to indicate that this is the usual suspects trying to intimidate her and other witnesses rather than an imminent harbinger of the Storm.

UPDATE: “The Justice Department’s internal watchdog will issue its long-awaited report on the FBI and DOJ’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s emails during the 2016 presidential campaign on June 14.”

Austria closes mosques

And repatriates foreign-funded imams:

Austria said today it could expel up to 60 Turkish-funded imams and their families and would shut down seven mosques as part of a crackdown on ‘political Islam’ that was described as ‘just the beginning’, triggering fury in Ankara.

Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said the government is shutting a hardline Turkish nationalist mosque in Vienna and dissolving a group called the Arab Religious Community that runs six mosques.

His coalition government, an alliance of conservatives and the far right, came to power soon after Europe’s migration crisis on promises to prevent another influx and clamp down on benefits for new immigrants and refugees.

In a previous job as minister in charge of integration, Chancellor Kurz oversaw the passing of a tough ‘law on Islam’ in 2015, which banned foreign funding of religious groups and created a duty for Muslim societies to have ‘a positive fundamental view towards (Austria’s) state and society’.

‘Parallel societies, political Islam and radicalisation have no place in our country,’ Kurz told a news conference outlining the government’s decisions, which were based on that law.

‘This is just the beginning,’ far-right Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache added.

It’s a good start. But they are going to need to do the same thing to organizations and individuals funded by George Soros too.