Friday Meme Overflow-Overflow

To all those who are sending in memes, thank you! Many, many good ones! Please do share this post, and if you share an individual meme, consider mentioning you saw it on the Grok!

In particular, if you have any PI DAY memes, I’d appreciate them ASAP.

Speaking of, from this week, Monday Edition and Wednesday Edition. Also check out my latest Israel-focused meme & commentary post if this is a subject of interest to you.

*** Warning, a few possibly off-color ones, in case tender eyes are about ***

On the whole “fair share” thing – an essay from my old blog:

E Fair Share Follies

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I never really thought of pharma as “the good guys” but certainly not as “the bad guys”. I’ve changed my mind.

No. I have a better idea:

Many people of faith – like myself – do believe that all works out in the end. It’s surviving from now until then that’s the question.

Or both.

True. OTOH, a good friend will be a shoulder to cry on / sounding board / etc.

But don’t call it BRIBERY.

And yet, so many – including too many of my fellow Jews – will cheer this Great Replacement. Until they get turned on by those whom they welcomed.

And, as I understand it, this is one of the most significant beef raising areas in the country.

The passivity of the sheeple never ceases to simultaneously amaze and horrify me.

Again, admitting you were bamboozled means you’d have to admit you were fooled – and fooled by people you trusted. And it’d also mean that those who you looked down on as anti-science, foil-hat morons were, in fact, correct. POOF. There goes your sense of moral and intellectual superiority.

Very few have the strength of character to take those steps; their vanity gets in the way. No wonder it’s the Devil’s favorite sin.

The laws exist. It’s the enforcement that’s the issue – or rather, lack of.

If, Hashem forbid, Ebola actually lands in, say, any large city like NYFC where people mingle and touch and are in close proximity for hours… to quote Peter G, “Hell’s coming for breakfast”.

Seeing means seeing things that make you feel uncomfortable, or understand you were fooled. As above, very few people have the strength of character to really consciously admit that.

OK, moot now. But still funny.

There’s one lib blogger with whom I’ve actually agreed on some things… but politically her arrogance and condescension towards anyone to the Right of Stalin drip throughout her work.

Good point!

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PSA – PSA – PSA – PSA – PSA

I have an Android, which has its own issues, but still – understand, your data (location, browsing, purchasing, etc.) are their product.

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There’s an axiom: You cannot get someone to see something when their paycheck depends on them not seeing it.

Same with classical art vs. “modern” art. Cue this Prager video.

That’s a good one!

Monoculture, a pride in the nation and history, and – I dare say – a relatively homogenous ethnic make-up.

OK, I’m Jonesing for an answer. 😀

ANOTHER “I told you so” moment.

Never too late to set goals and act.

As I’ve said before, on multiple topics I will say, for example, “I used to be a climate alarmist, but I changed my mind”… yet so few people ask what is, to me, the logical question: “What changed your mind”?

What did I call it last time? “Interspecies affection”.

What’s worse? Waking up an hour before the alarm in this situation.

The critical thing is the dogma being discussed – the belief that it is impossible to be racist against whites.

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Link Section (some mine, some from my Jarhead friend):

First, a correction. In a prior post I’d discussed my friend being able to hit a 4-5″ circle at 300-400 FEET. He corrected me – it’s YARDS. Which only makes it more impressive.

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Pork Peril: RNA Vaccine Injected Into U.S. Pork Livestock Kills 1 in 33 Pigs, Raising Meat Safety Concerns (substack.com)

And don’t forget vaccines in produce:

Making “Edible Vaccines” in Plants (fas.org)

Grow and eat your own vaccines? | University of California

Notice something telling, at least to me: how utterly enthusiastic about this the tone of the articles is. Thought the first article does have some cautionary notes. The second, though, brings to mind the hubris of Frankenstein’s scientist.

A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Ebola Virus Disease Therapeutics | NEJM

Table 2 in this article shows the 53% mortality rate which is why the WHO pulled Remdesivier because of its lethality in 2018!

Now… understand. Ebola has an outbreak average IFR (Infection Fatality Rate) of about 50%. You catch it, flip a coin on you living or dying. And Remdesivier (Verklury is the other name – be aware!) was deemed TOO DANGEROUS to use in this situation. But it was approved – and still is used – as a medication for the treatment of a virus whose IFR is less than ONE PERCENT unless you’re over 70, and even then it’s not much higher.

RSV Vaccine Data Reportedly Reveals 30+ Deaths And 302 Serious Adverse Events * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle

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Bayou Renaissance Man: If an entire continent is planning ahead for emergencies, why aren’t we?

Got seeds? And preps? And allies? Related, this seems very useful.

Food Storage Calculator (thefoodguys.com)

I plugged in for my family. Honestly, it’s daunting if one considers starting now. But… at least start. Even having a month puts you head and shoulders above the sheeple. But there are other considerations too. Storage space for one; neighbors for another; and government confiscations if SHTF is a third. Never mind that some family members might not be on board, e.g., my situation with my wife.

Also this:

Ingenious Ways to Purify Water in the Wild – Ask a Prepper

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Thugs Beat and Stomp Helpless Illinois High School Student into Unconsciousness – Parents Reveal the Steps the School Took to Cover Up the Assault (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger

Whether in public school or private, teach your kids how to fight. More importantly, how to fight to win. That’s the problem with most martial arts places these days – they’re so focused on fitness and winning competitions that they’ve trained students to NOT do what it takes to actually win in a real fight.

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Conspiracy theorists – Surak substack blog