They do not call him Beijing Biden for nothing; China is his one true love.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/17099/finance-china-military
Dr Mercola has put together a one-stop shop critique of the Covid-19 lockdowns, complete with the references to the literature, as he usually gives. Here is an extract giving the gist.
After reading this article by Dr Mercola about how quercetin can stimulate new brain growth, I rushed down to the health food shop, as fast as my walking frame could carry me, and bought some for $ 39.99. Fingers crossed.
The Terminator movies had killer robots, who were metal but flesh coated to fool humans, xenobots. And now, our Dr Frankensteins have moved in exactly that direction.
https://www.theorganicprepper.com/robots-living-tissue-xenobots/
We know that the mainstream media is corrupt, for just one example consider how during the election the MSM buried the story of Joe Biden aiding of his son Hunter in his Chinese adventures, a clear compromise of his office. Yet, nothing. Then we have the US Supreme Court, which did not grant standing to the State of Texas to hear the electoral fraud case. Now, the same court throws out all the electoral fraud cases without hearing any. How is that justice? Only one judge stood against this tyranny.
I do not agree with all of Mike Adams’ cosmic stuff, but it is certainly entertaining, and readers might like to brew a nice cup of tea, have some hot buttered blueberry muffins, and listen.
In my pile of scientific photocopies I have Peter Godfrey-Smith, “Genes Do Not Encode Information for Phenotypic Traits,” in C. Hitchcock (ed.), Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of Science, (Blackwell, 2004), pp. 275-289. By “phenotypic traits,” it is understood the structure, size, shape, colour and behaviour patterns of an organism. These are taken by the likes of sociobiologists such as Richard Dawkins, to be caused by genes, in the sense that genes have a informational role in the production of the phenotype of the whole organism.
First, in terms of Shannon’s information theory, information exists where a reduction of uncertainty at one place correlates with a reduction of uncertainty at another (p. 277) In this sense, the presence of a gene g1 could be correlated with some phenotypical trait P1, but, the situation can be turned around, looking at correlations between environmental conditions and phenotypical traits, so that the phenotype could be seen as carrying information about the genes. So, this does not deliver the conclusions the genetic reductionist requires.
The Left postmodern view of beauty is just like their position on morality, that it is a social construction, is not objective, and in art, even a jug of urine can classify as art; anything goes, so long as it is politically correct. In fact, my son went by a small modern art centre, with weird structures out the front. A woman was assembling some monstrosity. Trolling her, he said that he was a postmodern artist working with rusty corrugated iron, which he used to symbolise Western racist culture. She was immediately interested.
The conservative position on beauty sees beauty as intrinsically connected with the good, just and the true, with that which is noble and holy, and thus having a religious aspect, which is why in ages now gone, fine art was a product of religious sentiment and expressed religious themes.
Robert Gottliebsen, “Defence has No time to Wait, with Conflict Risks,” The Australian, February 24, 2021, p. 23, makes the valid point that Australia’s main defence projects are going slow because it is assumed that there is a low risk of immediate war. That assumption, Gottliebsen says, has been proven wrong. The immediate flash point in our region is China’s increasing aggression towards Taiwan.
Recently China sent aircraft close to the Pratas islands in the south China Sea, these islands being controlled by Taiwan. The islands have no permanent residents and are only lightly defended. In response, Taiwan scrambled fighter jets. The Chinese offensive involved an armada of 11 planes consisting of two nuclear-capable H-6 bombers, eight fighter jets and an anti-submarine aircraft. Gottliebsen says that this was probably a test of Joe Biden.
The trend is to come up with increasingly absurd things that one can marry, since the Left has deconstructed marriage. So, now we have the case of someone marrying themselves, which seems to be a conceptual confusion. Anyway, the next big thing will be marrying abstract entities such as the number zero, or maybe even marrying the differential calculus. And, why not, wish the happy “couple” well. Could one marry the entire universe? Multiverse?
Biden’s agenda for the Great Replacement of white Americans:
Here are some thoughts by an academic lawyer on being imprisoned in hotel quarantine under the Covid freak-out.
This is from an email I was saent, wit htre sender saying tro pass it on, so I will:
We are being told that once the Covid-1984 vaccine is rolled out, masks can be put in moth balls. But one mainstream media source disputed this, and there was hell to pay.
We have discussed a plethora of crises that are existential threats to humanity. But, I feel, the real crunch is the reproductive crisis, not merely declining birth rates by women following the path of materialist consumerism. The problem is deeper, hormonal.
http://endoftheamericandream.com/science-proves-that-time-is-running-out-for-humanity/
I have long been a proponent of the idea that weather machines are being used in warfare. Sure, that was a conspiracy theory, but more what was once a conspiracy, is now a reality.
https://www.theorganicprepper.com/weather-modification-conspiracy-theory/
When Technology Fails (2008), is a great book by Matthew Stein, an engineer, who gives a comprehensive approach to self-reliance, probably more detailed and scholarly that competing books. I was reminded of this reading the latest from Mike Adams, who says that one needs to move to simplicity, away from complex centralised systems, which are all set to fail at some point:
When Technology Fails (2008), is a great book by Matthew Stein, an engineer, who gives a comprehensive approach to self-reliance, probably more detailed and scholarly that competing books. I was reminded of this reading the latest from Mike Adams, who says that one needs to move to simplicity, away from complex centralised systems, which are all set to fail at some point:
Universities, at least since the 1960s revolution, have always been stupid places, but they are getting sillier. Now banning the word “mother” is the thing. What I want most dearly, is to ban them out of existence.
I have been anxious to see the consequences of not getting the Covid-19 vaccine. Will the path be followed of no jab, no pay, amplified to stop resisters from getting food?
