1. I am posting this as a personal thing. One of the narrative attacks on the US that irks me the most, is the one that claims the US moon landing never took place. I watched it live, but granted, I was VERY young at the time. But what I do remember well, was that it was probably the most unifying event in Human history. The US went to great pains to make this a human accomplishment, rather than just an American one. People across the world celebrated it like a personal victory.
I have personally challenged, and castigated people on open line radio shows that were hawking their books or otherwise making a couple of bucks by denigrating this accomplishment as an American hoax. I put it in the same category as that history book now taught in high schools with a purely cynical and critical theory attack on the US.
So I found this video to be refreshing. Also for those interested, and looking for a great night’s entertainment, find the Australian film, The Dish. A very enjoyable account of how the moon landing was actually carried to the world by a small radio telescope in a sheep paddock in Australia. By the same people who did Strictly Ballroom and Castle I believe, which are also really charming and entertaining films.
2. There were 4 days of testimony at The Allison Inquiry in Ottawa in early Sept. We posted just a few of them, and especially where we had a chance to interview some of the people giving testimony. But not posting someone is not a measure of the quality or value of the testimony whatsoever. It is more a statement about what time permits, and what decisions have to be made completely independent of the value of the testimony. For those interested in what the Covid measures did to people, Canadians as the example here, but if you saw Senator Johnson’s testimony clearly it is also Americans, interested parties may want to watch all of it. Schedule a little time on weekends or something and pick one and watch.
Links to them all are here:
Day 3 and 4 can be seen by clicking day 1 or day 2 and scrolling down the page.
For the moment, here is a lawyer who is involved in litigation against the state who explains the machinery behind the ironically named, (dialectical) compensation program, where state money was funnelled to the bureaucracy and nearly none of it made it to vaxx injured Canadians.
This fellow also was profoundly inspirational. This is not a victim statement. This is a personal triumph over becoming a victim despite massive vaccine injury. It was extraordinary to be in the room when this man spoke. In a private conversation with him afterwards, his general knowledge and fields of expertise are as impressive as the bio he gave in the testimony.
3. The problem is that this kind of thing is so astonishingly common now, that we could, and many do like RMX news, make the entire content about showing incidents of Muslims and illegal migrants raping, stealing from, beating and killing indigenous Europeans.
Law is, and this is a point we simply do not make often enough, nothing at all but a codification of a people’s values. A group of people with shared values, be it a tribe or a country, is a nation. The Nation of Israel for example, refers to jews worldwide who are assumed to have a common set of shared values. And laws in all places are the codification of whatever values the people there have. Unless they are corrupted by communism of course.
When you mass import a large group of people into a location with fundamentally different values than those already there, the laws will change, because it becomes impossible to enforce the legacy laws. This is of course, accelerated by programs like multiculturalism, that insist the way to deal with Islamic mass sex-slavery of non-Muslim females is to make muslims into the police. This has very predictable results. One of the two men in the conversation below makes on critical error. It is not that Muslims see women as communal property. It is that Muslims see themselves as having the Allah-granted right to take as personal property any non-Muslim woman they want to and then do whatever they want with them. When it comes to Muslim women, they do not see them as communal property but as each man’s personal “tilth”.
4. This may be the most complicated protest sign yet on parliament Hill. If anyone has a clue what it is about, please explain in the comments.
5. I learned a new word today. I learned it while helping a friend film the monument for $15M (not counting the valuable land) for victims of LGBTQ+ETC oppression. The word is: INDIGIQUEER
Which is a neologism worthy of German that is an amalgam of indigenous, invoking the unquestionable suffering of the tribal peoples on the continent before Europeans sailed to North America, and Queer, which people mistakenly think means homosexual but in fact means taking a dialectical position against civilizational normalcy. Video explaining that below. Here is a screen grab from the video of the monument, which itself is actually pretty cynical. It is essentially a giant phallic like inside-out disco ball reminiscent of the 1980s. For a monument that is to memorialize oppression and injustice, it does not suggest anything like dignity. Think of it like a Holocaust memorial as a statue of a bunch of religious looking Jewish people dancing the Hora around the opening of a new retail store. A memorial to various persecuted sexual preference groups as an inverted disco ball looks more like a money laundering op complete with, (yes for real) a strobe light inside to really enhance that disco ball effect.
But in its defence, the massive money laundering probable real purpose of this thing does make it very much Canadian.

To understaand the concept of “Queer” as it is actually used by the current crop of communist dialectical engineers, watch the following video:
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This is fascinating! Did you know that Roman Emperor’s actually tried the same con that Mamdani is attempting in New York and the NDP in Canada?


