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Bring back asylums: It's time to talk about transgender fatigue In America

Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us
Fri, 29 Aug 2025 00:00 UTC
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Transgenderism is not a civil rights movement; it's a social engineering experiment. The LGBT movement is not a struggle for equal rights; it's a covert war for political control. The agenda of the people involved in the spheres of trans-activism are radical zealots hellbent on the destruction of their enemies by any means necessary - And if you believe in logic, objective reality, biological science and moral imperative, then you are one of their enemies.

A prime strategy of the trans movement is the indoctrination of our children. They rarely have any children of their own and in order to perpetuate their numbers they must groom future generations to their cause. And, it has become clear that if they can't indoctrinate our kids, they are perfectly willing to murder our kids.

There are a lot of "watchers on the wall" in the alternative media that have been fighting for decades against the adoption of woke (or politically correct) narratives in America and I think many of us have grown tired of playing games of logic and reason. Many conservatives and libertarians today put endless stock into the power of debate, but after fighting this fight for so long you start to realize that debate rarely changes the minds of zealots.
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South African politician who called for killing white farmers convicted on hate speech charges

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Fri, 05 Sep 2025 21:22 UTC
Julius Malema south africa
© AFP / Phill MagakoeSouth Africa's EFF party leader Julius Malema
It was the White House ambush that shocked the world. A South African delegation headed by president Cyril Ramaphosa arrived in Washington DC with big grins and smug confidence, ready to milk the American taxpayer for even more foreign aid. What they received instead was thorough embarrassment.

Trump confronted Ramaphosa on the issue of race-based land seizures through the Expropriation Act of 2024, which largely targets white farmers for confiscation (There are 140 race based laws that oppress whites in SA) . The land is then redistributed to black citizens who often run the farms into the ground. The leader has denied that land confiscation is taking place. The South African government and the leftist media has spent the better part of the year trying to spin the issue and deny their motives.

When asked by reporters what he could do to convince Trump that there was no threat of "white genocide" in South Africa, Ramaphosa chuckled and shrugged off the accusation, suggesting that Trump had been misinformed. Trump surprised the leftist political leader with a video montage proving otherwise.

Comment: More on Julius Malema's malign influence in South Africa:

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USA

Best of the Web: The Identity Question We Can't Avoid

Luma Simms
tomklingenstein.com
Wed, 27 Aug 2025 20:15 UTC
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America's cold civil war has created a crisis of identity. A nation with little common ground and no unifying traditions will struggle to hold together under the weight of mass immigration and multicultural dogma. Are we fated to fracture into enclaves, each clinging to its own customs while the republic itself dissolves?

In this essay, Iraq native Luma Simms shares her perspective as an immigrant with a clear sense of what constitutes American identity. She argues that mass immigration and multiculturalism have become a destructive feedback loop, one that weakens both newcomers and natives alike. Contending that American immigration must slow long enough to rebuild a thick cultural identity, Simms insists that only then will immigrants have a true nation to join.
In 1984, when my parents were sworn in as American citizens, I distinctly remember their differing reactions: My father was thrilled to be counted as a citizen of the country that had taken us in, excited for the opportunity to participate in civic life and to enter into the peoplehood of America. My mother, on the other hand, was grateful for the security of citizenship, but cherished the freedom to continue on as an Iraqi.

I recall my mother coming through the front door triumphant, telling me of the encouragement she'd been given — alongside the other freshly-minted Americans — to hold tight to their original cultures and their long-held traditions. As long as we live in fidelity with America's laws, she proclaimed, we're free to stay Iraqis. She was beaming.

I harrumphed in response. Herein was a great point of contention between my mother and me, even when I was young: the question of what it meant to be an American. She had come home happy that day, not only because she had become a citizen of a great nation, but because those in charge had confirmed her priors of what that honor truly meant.
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Bad Guys

Immigration as the spearpoint of Globalism

Alexander Dugin
Multipolar Press
Thu, 04 Sep 2025 21:49 UTC
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Alexander Dugin argues that immigration is an ideological weapon of liberal globalism designed to dissolve every form of collective identity, reducing humans to rootless individuals and posthuman fragments.
The globalist war on identity through immigration

Look here. About immigrants. The idea of bringing in immigrants is not economic in the least. It is pure ideology. The ideology of globalism. According to this ideology, there is only one definition of a human being: the individual. He is the goal and the standard of liberalism. Pay attention here. What is the individual? A mere fact, deprived of any ties to a larger whole — to culture, language, religion, state, ethnicity. Moreover, the individual must be free from sex. Hence gender politics and homosexual marriages.1 But that is not the end. The individual is seen as free to choose what kind of species to belong to — fully human, partly human, something in-between, or something entirely different... This is posthumanism, defended by the Israeli Harari, the American Kurzweil, or the Frenchman Bernard-Henri Lévy.

Bringing immigrants into a country is a way of dissolving collective identity — not only of the local population but of the immigrants themselves. It is a strategy aimed at the destruction of any collective identity.
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Britain's spiral down towards civil war is no accident

Michael Rainsborough
The Daily Sceptic
Wed, 03 Sep 2025 20:44 UTC
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© Getty ImagesRampaging protestors torched vehicles and hurled bricks as they clashed with police after the Southport stabbings in July, 2024
Having lived in Australia for the past three years, I sense that this country is the least advanced down the road towards the multicultural dystopia confronting much of Europe. That is not to say there is room for complacency: Australia has its own canaries in the coal mine, echoing trends observable across the Western world. Yet relative prosperity, firm immigration policies, a distinct welfare regime (mandatory health insurance, means tested pensions), a robust federal system, and above all a unique electoral framework of three-year cycles and compulsory voting all help, willy-nilly, to keep politicians on a short leash and broadly tethered to the popular will.

The greatest safeguard against social fracture and disintegration in Australia, however, is not institutional design but rather watching Britain implode in real time. Many Australians, still bound by ties of kinship and tradition to the old country, see in the United Kingdom both a cautionary tale and an anti-role model: a once-settled, relatively harmonious state busily teaching the world how to dismantle itself through the enthusiastic embrace of liberal dogma.
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World's largest group of genocide scholars finds Israel guilty

Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
Tue, 02 Sep 2025 08:50 UTC
Palestine mass grave
© Yousef Masoud/NYTA Palestine mass grave in southern Gaza: Over 63,000 Palestinians killed since Oct. 7 with many more believed buried under rubble
The world's largest group of genocide scholars has overwhelmingly approved a resolution asserting that Israel's actions in Gaza meet the legal definition of genocide. "The government of Israel has engaged in systematic and widespread crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide, including indiscriminate and deliberate attacks against the civilians and civilian infrastructure," said the International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS), joining a growing list of institutions and governments who've reached the same conclusion.

About a quarter of IAGS members participated in the balloting, with 86% voting to approve the resolution. IAGS second vice-president and University of the Bundeswehr Munich professor Timothy Williams told the Financial Times that "the association believes there is considerable merit to the largest group of genocide scholars saying: 'Yes, we do believe this is genocide'." As defined under the 1948 Genocide Convention, the term applies to actions taken with the "intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group."

Israel's foreign ministry swiftly condemned the group of academics, saying their "disgraceful" resolution is "entirely based on Hamas' campaign of lies and the laundering of those lies by others...IAGS has set a historic precedent - for the first time, 'Genocide Scholars' accuse the very victim of genocide."
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Suspected killer of Ukrainian neo-Nazi MP denies working for Russia


RT
Tue, 02 Sep 2025 17:13 UTC
Andrey Parubiy
The assassination of Andrey Parubiy was an act of "personal revenge" against the country's authorities, the suspect has claimed

The suspected killer of prominent Ukrainian far-right politician Andrey Parubiy has denied any links to Russia, stating the murder was an act of "personal revenge" against the country's authorities.

Parubiy was shot eight times on Saturday on a street in the Western Ukrainian city of Lviv. The attacker fled the scene but was apprehended by Ukrainian law enforcement on Monday.

The suspect, identified as 52-year-old Lviv resident Mikhail Stselnikov, appeared in court on Tuesday. The alleged killer received an opportunity to speak to reporters about the motives behind the attack, and claimed he had not held a specific grudge against Parubiy.

"Yes, I have killed him. He was close. If I lived in Vinnytsa, it would have been Petya," the suspect stated, apparently referring to former Ukrainian President Pyotr Poroshenko.

Comment: Andrey Parubiy was very much a nazi as he co-founded two neo-nazi organisations. Even if Russia would have interests in seeing such people with blood on their hands eliminated, one should not ignore an undercurrent in Ukrainian society with severe grievances for which they hold the Ukrainian authorities responsible. The murder of Parubiy appears to be a case in point and unlikely to be the last.

For more on Andrey Parubiy see:

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Archaeology

Seventy piles of cremated human remains mysteriously dumped in desert near Las Vegas sparks investigation

Jared Downing
NY Post
Tue, 26 Aug 2025 21:32 UTC
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Around 70 piles of cremated human remains were found in a mass grave in a remote desert outside Las Vegas, and authorities have no idea how they got there.

An anonymous source stumbled upon an arrangement of burned flesh and pulverized bone near a dirt road outside the town of Searchlight and alerted CBS 8, providing the local station with a photo of the creepy scene.

The Nevada Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has confirmed the ashes to be human remains and is actively investigating the find, the outlet reported.
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How Israel is 'managing' the famine in Gaza by using local merchants

Tareg S. Hajjaj
Mondoweiss
Tue, 02 Sep 2025 00:00 UTC
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© Omar Ashtawy/APA ImagesGaza clan members sescure an aid truck in Beit Lahia, Northern Gaza Strip • June 25, 2025
Israel is "managing" the famine in Gaza by targeting aid shipments while allowing some goods to reach local markets only if merchants pay the military an exorbitant fee. The system accomplishes two goals: engineering starvation and creating chaos.

Since May 27, the Israeli army has allowed the entry of a limited number of aid trucks into Gaza. Some of them belonged to the UN's World Food Program (WFP), entering through the northern Zikim crossing or Karam Abu Salem to the south. The majority of them have been looted, while others have been set upon by starving Palestinians. In many instances, the Israeli army opened fire on the crowds and trucks alike. But there were some convoys that got through without incident, enjoying armed security escorts until arriving at their destination. These trucks were owned by private merchants in the Strip.

According to the Gaza Government Media Office, only 941 aid trucks have entered the Zikim crossing since May 27, while 287 commercial trucks belonging to Palestinian merchants have been let in.

Ismail Thawabta, the director of Gaza's Government Media Office, told Mondoweiss: "In both cases, what is allowed in is a drop in the ocean of the actual daily needs of Gaza and its population of 2.4 million, including 1.2 million children."
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Indonesia's Prabowo calls for calm, revokes lawmakers' perks after protests escalate into looting

Arlina Arshad, Wahyudi Soeriaatmadja
The Straits Times
Sun, 31 Aug 2025 02:31 UTC
Subianto
© AFPIndonesian President Prabowo Subianto speaks about a recent wave of nationwide protests  Press conference • Jakarta • Aug 31, 2025
JAKARTA - Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto appealed for calm and order on Aug 31, after nationwide anger over parliamentarian perks and rising living costs for the average citizen erupted into mob attacks earlier that day, with protesters storming and looting the homes of senior officials.

"I ask all citizens to trust the government, to remain calm. The government that I lead is determined to always fight for the interests of the people, including the smallest, the most left behind," said Mr Prabowo during a televised address where he appeared alongside senior politicians including Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle chairwoman Megawati Soekarnoputri and Golkar chairman Bahlil Lahadalia.

Mr Prabowo, who had cancelled a planned trip to China as violent protests turned fatal with at least five deaths in recent days, said the House leadership will revoke several policies, "including the size of allowances for House members and a moratorium on overseas work trips".

These were among the perks granted in a new allowances package for lawmakers that first triggered the Aug 25 protests outside the national Parliament in Jakarta. Mr Prabowo said lawmakers must reflect, and "must always be sensitive and always side with the interests of the people". For errant lawmakers, "firm action" will be taken against them by party leaders, he added.
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