90 Miles From Tyranny

Saturday, December 12, 2020

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THERMAL INFRARED of Rep. Eric Swalwell Farting on live TV

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Watch Florida Rep. Joe Garcia Pick His Ear Wax And Try To Act Like He Is Not Eating It...

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Do Snowflakes Melt When Hot Demographics Are Applied As A Method Of Mocking Ridicule?

Girl Rolls Inside Of A Tire... Tire Has A Mind Of Its Own....

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Are You Ready For The Robot Wars?

If it keeps on rainin', levee's goin' to break

Proof That Some Penguins Are Democrats...

Notes From The Future: This Is What The Eiffel Tower Looked Like Before The Islamic State Of France Tore It Asunder...

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Molon Labe Ya Pansy Assed Bitch!

Dance With Me, I Want To Be Your Partner..

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WATCH: SOMEONE STOLE A STATEWIDE VOTER DATABASE FROM GEORGIA IN 2019, LOOK WHAT IT CONTAINED

Georgia is in the hot seat as the highly contested election of 2020 continues to play out. It’s bad enough the state’s election is called into question because of footage that came out of the State Farm Arena, footage which correlated with a huge dump for Joe Biden at 1 AM. In another story, it turns out a massive voter database was stolen in 2019. Look at what was contained:

Here is the network that broke the story:

How difficult was it for them to steal the database? Look at this master scheme:

Congratulations on a job well done Georgia. We’re still rooting for your state to continue fighting for the integrity of the 2020 election. The Epoch Times released a full timeline infographic of what happened in State Farm Arena, and it’s very well detailed. We need to be able to trust our elections in...

Critical Race Theory: As 'Pseudo' as Pseudoscience Gets

Racial relations are a complicated and controversial topic, so many are uncomfortable and even afraid to discuss it. I consider myself an exception, given my "suitable background": I am a European-American, based on my geographical place of birth; I am a Middle Eastern American, based on my historical homeland; and I am also an African-American, based on the origin of my species, Homo sapiens sapiens! I came from a third-world country where I experienced racist hostility toward my ethnicity and fought back in various ways until I immigrated to the United States. Therefore, the issue of race relations is not at all alien to me.

Recently, reading a seminal book on Critical Race Theory (CRT) gave me a long forgotten and unpleasant feeling from my student days in the ex–Soviet Union. It was a feeling that I was wasting time and effort in studying inherently wrong subjects that were ideologically driven and lacking in any practical validation and usefulness. (These subjects were scientific communism, Marxist-Leninist philosophy, and political economy of socialism). Studying these subjects and experiencing firsthand their practical implementation had expanded my knowledge about the development of human society only to the extent that socialism is a dead end of societal evolution.

My first impression of the book was that CRT is a shining example of politically and ideologically driven yet illogical pseudoscience. As the title suggests, the subject of this "critical" study is race and the relationship between people of different races, while at the same time, one of its pillars is the assertion that races are artificial, human-invented categories that do not have any biological and genetic basis.

This assertion does not constitute a fact since the question of the existence or non-existence of the biological nature of races has not yet been settled by science. Instead, it reflects the penchant of some modern anthropologists, biologists, geneticists, and sociologists who question traditional race-based human taxonomy and propose to classify people by geographic origins or ethnic groups. But their proposals are no better than the taxonomy of races, primarily because the categorizing of people is not eliminated once and for all, but is replaced with other concepts that still intersect with the traditional race-based ones.

The theory postulates that although "racism" is real, there are no genetically based races, but instead, populations divided by geographical principles. As such, geography wickedly affected the consciousness of Europeans, leading them to invent an artificial social category of races, thereby establishing dominance over the rest of humanity. Thus, according to CRT, racism represents a one-way vector of negative thoughts that arise in the minds of whites — in relation to everyone else and their collective actions, in order to maintain their perceived elitist positions in economics and politics.

Postulating that the concept of race is not based on objective reality, this theory, nevertheless, continues to reference it. CRT theorists ("Crits") reject the conciliatory "colorblindness" approach, as it does not fit their purpose of ultimate revenge against whites. They are not even interested in merely using the so-called "race card" as a pretext for some incremental social change; they are after complete domination in racial relations. The Crits' goal is to unite minorities to fight for power on the side of the left. Thus, it is not difficult to conclude that CRT is racist on its face and in its rhetoric. The Crits' claim that whites are inherently privileged is as foolish and racist as the white supremacists' claim that blacks are intrinsically backward. This is a primitive doctrine of jealousy and revenge that is as racist in its essence as eugenics, also a pseudoscience espoused by...

You Don't Matter To Them.

Richard Grenell: Don’t forget those 50 intelligence officers who called the Hunter Biden emails Russian disinformation

After it was announced Wednesday that Hunter Biden’s tax affairs, involving some shady business dealings with China, had been under investigation since 2018, we’ve been having a lot of fun here at Twitchy shaming all of the mainstream media reporters who either refused to cover the story of Biden’s emails or claimed that the New York Post had fallen for a Russian disinformation campaign.

Before the presidential debates, Joe Biden campaign adviser Symone Sanders doubled down on the Russian misinformation angle. Rep. Adam Schiff told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer it was all a “smear” straight from the Kremlin. Drew Holden did one of his famous threads compiling all of the people who were calling the Post a conduit for Russian disinformation on social media.

But remember those 50 former senior intelligence officers who signed a letter saying the Hunter Biden emails had all the earmarks of Russian disinformation?

“The Biden emails saga.”

Richard Grenell remembers.

This is the second time in two days we’ve heard “Fusion Natasha Bertrand” called out by name, along with...