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2026-08-23 21:50:42 UTC

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> about being a ritual aztec, again
Meanwhile Christians...
"Nay we dare boldly affirm, that during the Forty Years space, wherein they exercised their sanguinary and detestable Tyranny in these Regions, above Twelve Millions (computing Men, Women, and Children) have undeservedly perished; nor do I conceive that I should deviate from the Truth by saying that above Fifty Millions in all paid their last Debt to Nature. Those that arriv'd at these Islands from the remotest parts of Spain, and who pride themselves in the Name of Christians, steer'd Two courses principally, in order to the Extirpation, and Exterminating of this People from the face of the Earth."
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20321
That's an eye witness account of just 40 years out of 2,000. Barely scratching the surface.

2026-04-30 20:46:36 UTC

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You probably know already, but this worked for me. Easy fix.
```
sudo sh -c "echo 'install algif_aead /bin/false' > /etc/modprobe.d/disable-algif.conf"
sudo rmmod algif_aead
```

2026-04-16 08:03:45 UTC

A multifaith coalition, including Muslim, Hindu, and Sikh organizations, has filed a federal lawsuit alleging the commission disproportionately represents a “Judeo-Christian” perspective and excludes minority faiths. The complaint notes the absence of commissioners from those traditions and questions the body’s mandate to promote religious pluralism.
https://wildhunt.org/2026/04/religious-liberty-commission-closes-hearings-critics-ask-whose-liberty-is-safeguarded.html

2026-04-14 20:59:23 UTC

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The Nazis also helped establish Israel by collaborating with the German Zionist Federation to evade the Jewish boycott on German goods, because both parties shared a common goal of motivating Europe's Jews to emigrate to Palestine. Together in 1933 they signed the Ha'avara Agreement (aka: Transfer Agreement) which facilitated the migration of approximately 60,000 German Jews and enabled the transfer of their capital to Mandatory Palestine. The Zionists were able to transfer their assets by converting them into German goods exported to Palestine, which were then sold to liquidate the investment and fund Zionist economic projects. The agreement allowed the Zionist movement to overcome British immigration quotas that demanded significant financial proof of self-sufficiency from new arrivals, and established a growing Zionist demographic intended to numerically overwhelm the existing Palestinian population to achieve political supremacy roughly in line with the plan outlined by Ze'ev Jabotinsky (leader of the Irgun terrorist organisation) in his 1923 essay "The Iron Wall". Irgun and Lehi terrorists eventually merged into Herut which was ultimately rebranded in 1973 as the Likud party. Attached is an example of the medallions minted at the request of Joseph Goebbels to celebrate this collaboration between Zionists and Nazis. You can occasionally find them on sale at auction for around $1,000 USD each. Tip of the iceberg.
https://www.counterpunch.org/2014/02/24/zionism-in-the-age-of-the-dictators/
https://annas-archive.gl/md5/2a8a636c2fdbc6d905a8058b98b435fb
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/14/06/8d/14068db7e3c00ea3c54e67012cee56f39db8f3ff410ff7e9a404e8caf1a124cc.webp?name=tEEaFSbtZigq2Q.webp

2026-04-13 07:56:41 UTC

> We need to talk about...
No. No we don't.
You need clicks for shekels.

2026-04-12 12:44:34 UTC

Glad to learn that having a battery installed in my laptop is optional, because I figured out the reason my keyboard seemed to be bending upward was because the Li-ion battery underneath was puffing out like a bag of microwave popcorn due to dendrite growth. 😨 So, I removed that to a far away place.
A new battery looks like it'll be just over $100, and all things considered I've not used it without being plugged in for more than a few hours in the several years I've had it, so that can wait.

2026-04-12 05:44:55 UTC

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Mark Rober? He did a whole series on that, and ended up tracking down a number of organised crime rings based out of Indian call-centres which were responsible. It's often not lone individuals doing it, but actually employees of international gangs run just like a corporation with hr, middle management, etc.

2026-04-10 05:31:52 UTC

POTUS is posting snuff films now. 😒
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116377422440266990

2026-03-31 06:20:03 UTC

I suspect that Arab women are increasingly becoming fugly by virtue of having to wear burkas and other extreme coverage of their body, because it effectively removes the natural selection for physical beauty that exists in more permissive societies.

2026-03-30 21:37:57 UTC

Congress Built the Backdoor That Got Hacked Then Banned Your Router | Sam Bent
https://youtu.be/Tu9ceIWrcUc

2026-03-29 04:02:58 UTC

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TIL: because no year 0...

2026-03-27 18:13:56 UTC

Herbarium Check up | Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't
https://youtu.be/Qu_H3OhbUy0

2026-03-25 15:50:57 UTC

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His excuse is that he's trying to prevent Linux contributors from experiencing liability. But in effect he's advocating that people acquiesce to lawfare extortion. The only real solution in my personal opinion is united non-compliance. Linux is too intrinsic to the entirety of modern technological infrastructure for the law to force unpaid developers of an inherently community owned project to do their bidding. They'll have to get the picture once their critical infrastructure starts going offline in large swaths at their own ignorant demand. Let them learn the hard way.
https://dylanmtaylor.com/posts/2026-03-25-my-first-contribution-to-systemd.html

2026-03-25 15:43:49 UTC

https://www.sambent.com/the-engineer-who-tried-to-put-age-verification-into-linux-5/

2026-03-22 21:48:46 UTC

Why the speed of light is not an absolute limit | Sabine Hossenfelder
https://youtu.be/B7Pc0LQHu38

2026-03-22 17:10:42 UTC

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> Do you struggle with the concept of past and present? I talk of what the religion is now, what the dead did cannot be changed or affected anymore.
Did Catholics adopt a different holy book recently that I don't know about? Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
> your hate boner
When the Abrahamic religions stop vilifying people of my ilk and can demonstrate >= 1,500 years of actually walking their talk, then (and only then) I'll have sufficient reason to reciprocate that change in attitude. Until that time, I'm going to continue to advocate against their genocidal mass delusion, and the myopic protests of people like yourself won't bear any weight on the matter.

2026-03-22 16:41:50 UTC

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> My statement was "catholicism forbids converting by the sword..."
There's been about 1,500 years of evidence to the contrary. What the current institution pretends in public doesn't change the nature of the beast. Not to mention that these days it's basically just a front for the Italian mafia anyway.
> ...were presented to the King in Madrid
Who's predecessors had ordered the conquest in the first place on the basis of a series of Papal Bulls, Dum Diversas ("invade, search out, capture, vanquish, and subdue all Saracens and pagans whatsoever"), Romanus Pontifex ("saving their souls"), and Inter Caetera ("available to be discovered, claimed, and exploited", "overthrown and brought to the faith"). Those bulls collectively referred to as the "Doctrine of Discovery" remain the legal basis for the territorial claims and nominal Christian identity of nation states across the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Oceania to this day, superseding the sovereignty of the indigenous populations of those areas. Nor did the Catholic church pretending to repudiate those bulls via Sublimis Deus in 1537 make any difference in terms of their actual conduct. It's just weasel words so they can pretend their hands are clean.
> because they're two fundamentally different religions
There are plenty of fundamentally different religions which get along just fine. The real reason is that they're violent genocidal superstitions which are utterly undeserving to bear the term "religion" whatsoever. Allowing them to do so only gives every other legitimate religion a bad name by association.

2026-03-22 15:57:28 UTC

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> You can go to any non-christian country and never hear from them
Pfft! Dude. Don't be retarded. First off, I live in a non-Christian country already. Or at least one with nominal separation between church and state. I'm not running away to some place else. Secondly, that has never had a hope in hell of stopping them anyway.
https://www.survivalinternational.org/news/12352
> It is, if followed to the letter. Everything from the new testament is about that.
No true Scotsman. Also ignorant of the text. For example...
https://biblehub.com/luke/19-27.htm
> Catholics are my guys though.
Your tribal affiliation doesn't change the facts under discussion.
> There were no crusades against peaceful pagans. The northern crusade was a response to viking sacking of Christian monasteries...
This is utterly fucking ignorant of history. Ever since the start of the 4th century it's been a non-stop bloodbath of conquest against peaceful Pagan cultures world-wide. This below is a short non-exhaustive list from the first 3 centuries of one small part of the world in question.
https://churchandstate.org.uk/2016/06/christian-atrocities-three-centuries-of-pagan-persecution/
In the West Indies alone there were 50 million people slaughtered over the course of just 40 years according to the eye witness account of Bartolomé de las Casas. That's barely the tip of the iceberg.
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20321
As to Vikings specifically, this was 10 years before the sacking of Lindisfarne.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irminsul
> ...a war between abrahamics so one would assume you'd be on board with it.
Yeah. When they kill each other, that certainly saves everyone else the trouble for at least a little while, but when it comes down to it also exemplifies everything about what I've been saying. They can't even get along with people from their own religions, let alone anyone else. Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

2026-03-22 15:20:22 UTC

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> will attempt to convert people
They should learn to stfu instead. Thing is, they didn't stop preaching violence because that's a core tenet of their religion to be peaceful. If it were otherwise they'd never have committed the violence in the first place. They stopped doing it because people called them on their 1500 years of genocidal behaviour and post-enlightenment they started losing believers in droves for being violently immoral retards. All that's changed is they stopped (temporarily) following their religion to the letter.
And honestly, you can't swing a dead cat on the internet these days without seeing a bunch of people posting Knights Templar imagery or other examples of Catholic holy war against non-Catholics. I don't know who you think is being fooled by the "We're peaceful now" bullshit. It doesn't fool me. And even if they were genuinely all peaceful all of a sudden, Catholics only make up nominally 50% of Christians (including syncretism with other religions such as Vodou, Brujeria, etc, etc), with the others having no such limitation necessarily. Pretending that Catholicism is representative of the ideology is essentially a "no true Scotsman" fallacy. It can't deflect from reality by sweeping the blatantly obvious and vast majority of it's own historical track record under the rug.

2026-03-22 15:06:23 UTC

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> There will always be someone who goes directly against what their church or scripture says for personal benefit.
In this case those are the people I'm least concerned about. It's the one's who follow the ideology to the letter who are the real problems.

2026-03-22 14:49:57 UTC

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> if a nation goes raider/pirate/invader, it has to be fought.
Agreed. I also don't really care what the excuse is. What I'm saying, and which history has proven over and over, is that if the religion mandates that behaviour, it's basically guaranteed to happen. Pretending otherwise is delusional. Hence said religion/ideology is inherently the enemy.
> Modern Catholicism strictly forbids converting and evangelizing by the sword...
Yet the Pope still routinely preaches bigotry towards Pagans, while demanding toleration out the other side of his mouth. I don't trust the word of the Catholic church. They have earned distrust over and over and over. Moreover what they say and what they do indirectly/clandestinely through politics and economics are two different things. Their duplicity won't be forgotten on the basis of some saccharine platitudes which are routinely contradicted through word and action. Moreover, the ideology of the BuyBull remains unchanged irrespective of whatever superficial concessions occur on an institutional level for the sake of public appearances.

2026-03-22 14:30:06 UTC

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>> Eradicating that ideological filth won't completely cure humanity of fucktardery, but as far as triage is concerned it will go far further than any other action imaginable.
👆
There are many features which generally prevent Pagan religions from falling into this trap. Firstly, no exclusive holy books (eg. orthopraxy not orthodoxy). Secondly, no exclusive claim to truth. Thirdly, Interpretatio Graeca/Romana (which are not limited to Greek or Rome).
Have Pagan religions been entwined with the nation-state and empire? Yes. Does the state often focus energy on imperialism and conquest? Yes. Do they often wield the banner of their religion when doing so? Yes. However that latter point is fundamentally different from having imperialism and conquering baked into the fundamental ideology of the religion itself. It's simply not a feature of any Pagan religion I've ever heard of, regardless of how a given Pagan nation-state has identified with it's particular religion. Holy war just isn't a thing in Pagan religions as a rule, even if some variants do regard war itself as being no less holy than any other human endeavour.
But hey, if you can cite examples of Pagan texts which make claims to exclusive truth, or advocate eradicating other religions (other than in self-defence), or anything which contradicts what I've said above, I'm open to learning about it.

2026-03-22 14:08:49 UTC

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We're more or less on the same page. The main difference is I'm not foolish enough to think I can sleep with scorpions and not eventually get stung. And yeah, rhetoric, because I prefer moral suasion. But if me and mine do end up being physically threatened, there will be plenty of enemy heads on spikes before I personally succumb to it. I don't go seeking violence, but if it shows up on my doorstep, it will be reciprocated in kind without the slightest hesitation.

2026-03-22 13:50:11 UTC

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That's fine, and will remain fine, as long as you and your ilk stay on your side and make no effort to have your cancerous retardation metastasize to places it's not welcomed. But knowing the basis of the ideology in question, it would be utterly foolish to pretend that will be the case.

2026-03-22 13:41:01 UTC

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Btw, as to Odin, here's what he had to say (pseudonymously) in the Havamal.
A man should be loyal through life to friends,
To them and to friends of theirs,
But never shall a man make offer
Of friendship to his foes.
That applies to Abrahamic superstitions which made it their clear mission to be enemies. They lost any credible basis for toleration from the outset.

2026-03-22 13:37:25 UTC

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There's fundamentally little difference between any of the Abrahamic superstitions when it comes to the level of threat posed by their adherents to the rest of humanity and the planet. Singling out just 1 of the big 3 is pointless, because the other 2 or 1 will just carry on with the same exact behaviour in their stead, ultimately founded on the same ideological basis. Eradicating that ideological filth won't completely cure humanity of fucktardery, but as far as triage is concerned it will go far further than any other action imaginable.

2026-03-22 13:27:07 UTC

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To an extent I agree, but frankly they've made it their mission for 2,000 years to destroy everyone else's sacred sites, or coopt them and plant a fucking cross on top (including the 3 I mentioned). So personally I think they deserve a conclusive taste of their own medicine. if I had my way the only remains of that retard ideology would be a single copy of the fairy tale in the fiction section of every public library, and maybe some photos and architectural drawings of buildings that were destroyed/repurposed (though even that much is being overly generous).

2026-03-22 13:20:37 UTC

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Personally I don't give a shit about their sacred sites any more than they do about anyone else's. I say just level the entire country til there's nothing left but a smoking glass crater. Maybe China would do it if they somehow got pissed off sufficiently since they don't have any sentimental feelings about the Abrahamic fairy tale that would prevent it. 🤞

2026-03-22 13:10:06 UTC

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It's not the lives of the Jews that would prevent it. Of that I'm sure they dgaf. It's the destruction of sacred sites. They don't give a rats asshole about sites anywhere else in the world, but if the temple mount or the churches of the nativity or holy sepulchre were obliterated, you'd never hear the end of their whining about it.

2026-03-22 12:58:01 UTC

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Maybe. I mean the Kremlin is somewhat down with neoPaganism and indigenous religions, but they're still culturally orthodox Christfags. Putin's also smart enough to realise that it's a bad idea to piss off over 70% of the population by destroying the land directly associated with their mass delusion.

2026-03-22 12:47:46 UTC

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Sadly they'd never do it because they're all still cucks for the pseudohistorical super Jew.

2026-03-21 12:28:50 UTC

I sincerely hope that the temple mount is turned into a smoking glass crater. Please please please make it so.
https://consortiumnews.com/2026/03/21/idf-threatens-elimination-of-russian-leaders/

2026-03-20 19:26:08 UTC

https://reclaimthenet.org/woman-jailed-108-days-after-facial-recognition-error

2026-03-14 03:34:35 UTC

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Zen, Min, Tor Browser, or for TUI: Brow6el, Chawan, Cabonyl, etc.
I use lynx, curl, wget, etc pretty much daily. Lynx in particular for rendering text/html emails into text/plain using a mailcap hook in muttrc.

2026-03-14 01:57:35 UTC

They did this 100 years ago too, but instead of outright killing people, they just sexually sterilised them without their knowledge or consent (actually right up to the 1970's). Back in those days "feeble minded" was also synonymous with being poor, foreign (non-Anglo-Saxon), or indigenous.
https://slaynews.com/news/canada-advances-plan-begin-euthanizing-mentally-ill/

2026-03-04 18:27:48 UTC

#OperationEpsteinFury

2026-02-22 21:57:24 UTC

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> Microscopes...
It's a brix refractometer used by bee keepers to measure the amount of water in honey. Similar refractometer devices are also commonly used by brewers, vintners and distillers as an alternative to a hydrometer (saccharometer or alcoholometer).

2026-02-20 16:03:59 UTC

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https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/62/36/15/623615c13633d4cc8a6a26a45548d1dfbd4e3205e982d5bed5c69e572b1e4c87.mp4?name=U1qeBpJGigTZqw.mp4
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/2e/94/86/2e948603f3666c55596a3be3957c8afa2e19fa19d439398fd9ec19b5ce7ddf00.mp4?name=auYnai-YnNWXzA.mp4

2026-02-18 14:13:40 UTC

I went to sleep last night listening to a pack of wolves howling back and forth with a pack of coyotes. I learned a few years ago that they sometimes cooperate opportunistically to share a hunt, especially for something too large for the coyotes to handle on their own. The coyotes lure it in for the kill, the wolves take it out, and the coyotes get the left-overs.

2026-02-11 22:38:08 UTC

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The Allah as a moon god thing is a bit of a fringe idea. I don't think many scholars accept that. Allah was originally a Pagan deity and chief of the Gods among the Quraysh tribe, just like his daughter and/or consort al'Lat (“the goddess”) who's shrine is the black stone (a baetyl) still venerated at Mecca on the eastern corner of the Ka'aba today. In fact the Ka'aba was originally a Pagan multi-faith shrine housing 360 deity altars (including Abraham, Jesus and Mary), and both Ramadan, the Haaj and many other Muslim traditions were originally multi-faith religious practices designed to foster peace among the diversity of tribes in the area.
As to Papism, calling it occult would be paying it too high a complement. When you actually look into what the occult is, it's a process of discovery which in a western context is heavily rooted in Greco-Egyptian philosophy and sciences (eg. Hermeticism). Christinanity as a whole had to borrow from that lock stock and barrel in order to backwards rationalise a theology out of their retarded pseudohistorical fairy tale. Protestants are hardly immune from it, particularly with the bulk of them being heavily influenced by Freemasonry.

2026-02-11 22:26:05 UTC

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The Moloch was a ceremony performed by Israelites. The problem wasn't the child sacrifice. It was that the format of ritual was borrowed from the Ammonites and Moabites and therefore not Jewish enough. Meanwhile, Baal hasn't had any substantial worship in a couple millennia, whereas Yahweh is receiving human sacrifices on a daily basis as we speak, and has done for nearly 2,000 years on a fairly continuous basis, whether by Jews, Christians, or in the form of Allah (another name for the same Abrahamic demon), Muslims. You're talking out both sides of your mouth bud. If you want to know who the demon is, just flip on the news and see who the bulk of mass murders are being done in the name of.

2026-02-11 20:57:48 UTC

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Apart from the state of USA/Israel, the sad part is that Baal (Lord) was a pan-Mesopotamian deity associated with fertility, healing and life giving rains. If they're looking for a demon God, they should look to Yahweh who coopted Baal's cult and plagiarised his attributes. Baal ain't the one out there right now incinerating children in the tens of thousands...
https://youtu.be/S8Q9uyFASF0

2026-02-11 03:04:04 UTC

https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/vitalik-buterin-calls-ethereum-led-alternative-race-agi

2026-01-30 17:29:10 UTC

TL;DR, the problem is PEBKAC not just the software. Also caveat emptor when installing 3rd-party apps. At least Linux distros usually don't narc on you out of the box. You normally have to actually install sketchy shit to make that happen.
https://www.howtogeek.com/no-linux-is-not-more-secure/

2026-01-29 00:21:09 UTC

Will have to remember this the next time some retarded twink asks me to curse Vishnu...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savitri_Devi

2026-01-28 20:54:10 UTC

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Same thing with SimpleX. Unless you want to wank about shitcoins, the only way to meet people is irl/afk and then convince them to join you on the platform.

2026-01-28 18:29:59 UTC

I used to resist blocking people but I've come to realise it's just as essential as cleaning out the trash from your house. No one wants to live in a space cluttered with rats and garbage strewn all over the place.

2026-01-27 09:12:28 UTC

https://greekreporter.com/2026/01/27/wooden-tools-found-greece-oldest/

2026-01-25 19:07:47 UTC

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So I did a bit of digging into SRM in general, looking at two proposed technologies.
The first is a purpose built aircraft called the SAI-Lofter which would be designed to deliver aerosolized sulfur dioxide into the lower stratosphere (roughly 20km). There'd need a fleet of roughly 100 of them, and they'd have to make around 62,500 flights each over a 15 year period delivering about 10 million metric tonnes of payload to drop the average global temp by 1°C, notwithstanding continued temperature rise in the interim. The estimated total operational costs for the project would be approximately $18 billion per anum, though there's no itemised breakdown for that, and given the usual cost-overruns in the airline industry (especially design and production), it's probably low-balling quite a bit. If instead they were to retrofit existing commercial airliners like the Boeing 777F freighter, they wouldn't be able to reach the stratosphere and would need 3x the payload (costing ~$10 billion total based on global average wholesale cost per metric tonne of sulfur dioxide) to achieve a comparable effect, which would almost certainly cause significant acid rain given that sulfur dioxide reacts with water vapour and oxygen to produce sulfuric acid.
The second is a proposal to build a solar sail array deployed to Lagrange point 1 and covering a surface area of at least 3.8 million km² (roughly the size of Alaska), in order to block sufficient solar radiation to drop the average global temp by 1°C. Assuming the sails were made of aluminium foil, even just 100 km² would be over 100 times the mass of the International Space Station. Even just that amount would required 70% of current total annual global aluminium production. The energy required to deploy it would likely exceed total global energy production and exacerbate climate change in and of itself.
Fun facts...

2026-01-25 14:14:45 UTC

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> from extreme heights
Which wouldn't generally be visible to the naked eye...
Tbh, I don't have an expectation of people involved in orgone research to be objective or consistent in their scientific investigation. Call me a cynic, but it stems from a few decades of being immersed in the occult community and seeing all kinds of whacked out shit being disseminated in the guise of facts and science, frequently by people happy to lay out a long scroll displaying their credentials and pedigree as if that's supposed to be convincing. The most convincing orgone woo I have seen thus far is from a friend who makes orgone jewelry. When I asked her whether it works she simply smiled and said "If you think it does..." (ie. placebo effect).

2026-01-25 13:42:34 UTC

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Orgone...
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/31/ac/87/31ac87d1f7fe6eecf6affe45cf7b01a680b654431428085986fa23426a7e0974.webp?name=5OgnejxnEeFQKw.webp

2026-01-25 13:17:52 UTC

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So far I've gotten Qwen 14B and Gemma 12B to admit there are several world governments pursuing research and discussion of solar radiation modification using stratospheric aerosol injection, including an extensive list of government agencies involved. However they claim that it's not been deployed yet and is only being discussed and modelled hypothetically.
I could try more, but I think that's probably gonna be the status quo. Though if you ask specifically about cloud seeding to encourage precipitation for weather modification (eg. to help agriculture), they'll go on at length without reservation about the government programs already doing so for quite a while now.

2026-01-25 04:41:41 UTC

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That probably explains why I've never heard of this person and even if I had why I would never pay attention to them.

2026-01-25 04:32:55 UTC

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It wasn't even on my radar, but now I'm morbidly curious...

2026-01-25 04:09:43 UTC

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I usually don't block anyone, but a couple weeks ago I decided to block all the white supremacists in my feed, and wow, what a difference that made immediately. Conversation has been much quieter since, but also less pointless arguments.

2026-01-20 08:01:07 UTC

In this case they're not referring to people from foreign lands ... on Earth.
https://entertainment.slashdot.org/story/26/01/20/0045220/bank-of-england-must-plan-for-a-financial-crisis-triggered-by-aliens

2026-01-17 08:27:19 UTC

https://slaynews.com/news/canadian-leader-vows-help-china-establish-new-world-order/

2026-01-17 08:22:37 UTC

https://www.mintpressnews.com/revealed-the-cia-backed-think-tanks-fueling-the-iran-protests/290638/
https://www.mintpressnews.com/us-israel-iran-protests-regime-change/290644/

2026-01-12 09:46:55 UTC

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Well, like the BuyBull a select few people can enjoy it for what it's worth without taking it for more than creative fiction. But also like the BuyBull the vast majority of people I've encountered who are interested in it think it's completely factual. Both are what I would consider forms of virulently malignant cultural pollution.

2026-01-12 07:48:43 UTC

Erich con Däniken, good riddance.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-20858/Big-lies-little-green-men.html

2026-01-04 04:34:39 UTC

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You forgot Platonism, Hermeticism, Pythagoreanism, Stoicism, etc. OT/Torah Judaism only came about roughly 150 BCE during the Hasmonean dynasty when Judeans were already thoroughly Hellenised (eg. Philo of Alexandria). Christinanity amplified the effect given that all the early church fathers were also Platonists and fully immersed in Hellenic culture, myths and philosophy. None of those religions, nor Islame, would have a theology to speak of were it not for heavily plagiarising from the Hellenic and later Roman Pagan traditions.

2025-12-30 13:41:58 UTC

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> I know quite a few lovely ones.
The exception doesn't make the rule.
> Irish-descended
I know way more attractive Irish women than British. It's not even a contest.

2025-12-30 12:11:22 UTC

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> the English need a nation of only English
Have you seen most British women? Their stock can only be improved by miscegenation.

2025-12-27 16:01:04 UTC

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> ...letters from family written in Hindi. ... I never learned to read it though.
Google translate has you covered...
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/fd/e6/df/fde6dfc42f7268e33a36964b444d7a5d96977de2f0a42b4f38c344e6b5108335.png?name=SiIWcYO2k5ziAQ.png

2025-12-26 16:54:14 UTC

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Then you better get lost ya little bitch.

2025-12-26 16:52:33 UTC

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Then you have no place in this discussion. Fuck off somewhere else with your retard bullshit.

2025-12-26 11:03:01 UTC

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Not yet, but I'll add that to my playlist for later in the day. Thanks! I'm a fan of (but by no means an expert on) Jung's occult investigations.

2025-12-26 10:54:44 UTC

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Personally I'm not the slightest bit fixated on historical Paganisms/mysticism. I like to know about them because I find it interesting, but when it comes to practice of religion for it's own sake, I've invented my own. It has features in common with some systems like Hermeticism (eg. harmony of complementary opposites, etc), but isn't tied to nor dependent on any other historical system.

2025-12-26 10:46:40 UTC

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*nods*
The various so-called `Gnostic` sects are interesting, but personally if I had to choose a comparable tradition from that era it would likely be Hermeticism. Unlike Christian Gnostics, Hermetic Gnostics don't regard the demiurge, creation, nor the body to be evil/corrupt, but simply a lower manifestation of the divine totality and a necessary stepping stone in the process of theurgy.

2025-12-26 10:34:10 UTC

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It's kinda annoying to see responses in the thread to comments from an account on a server which apparently has SPW instance blocked. Fucking fedi snowflakes...

2025-12-26 10:25:11 UTC

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The main problems with it stem from the fact that it's deliberately marketed as a historical fact when in reality it's a pseudohistorical fantasy novel that belongs in the fiction section of the library. Being a work of fiction need not detract from whatever wisdom is present, but misrepresenting it as factual renders all that wisdom moot, as evidenced by the 2,000 year track record of violent bigotry stemming from it's application.

2025-12-26 09:35:44 UTC

The Nativity of Jesus is Fiction: The Gospels Are Fake History! | Dr. Joan Taylor | History Valley
https://youtu.be/WntoWCQD3dg

2025-12-25 04:32:09 UTC

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> Arabic manipulation
It's unwise to make the mistake of conflating an ideological doctrine with an ethnic identity.
I know a lot of people on both sides of the argument want to convince everyone otherwise, but in reality one is a genetic legacy over which a person has no choice nor control, whereas the other is a figment of the imagination (ie. Abrahamic superstitions) easily dispensed with simply by changing one's mind/heart.
In the words of Sun Tzu, "Build your opponent a golden bridge to retreat across."

2025-12-25 04:11:38 UTC

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> Christians were oppositional
Some, sure. Just like there's somewhere in the range of 1-5% of Jews who are opposed to Zionism. But it still remains that the whole premise of Columbus' actions was based on Catholic doctrine. The Anglican's and other protestants no less so, as they all adopted the Doctrine of Discovery as the pretext for their colonial activities.
Also, the colonisation of the New World is just one example of a pattern which has repeated itself ad nauseam since at least the 4th century right up to the present day, practically non-stop. It's a feature of Abrahamic superstitions, not a bug.

2025-12-25 03:46:16 UTC

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> by converting people
I consider that part of the problem as much as it was any kind of solution. The entire premise of colonisation of the new world was the Doctrine of Discovery. Converting people to avoid an ethnic cleansing is really just using the threat of violence as an excuse to conduct a cultural genocide. It really doesn't absolve anyone.

2025-12-24 18:07:44 UTC

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According to Bartolomé de las Casas who was an eye witness to the Spanish Catholic conquest of the West Indies, that alone resulted in the slaughter of 50 million indigenous people in the name of Jesus (also land, gold and slaves). That was just one short span of time from one relatively small part of the world, which easily rivals the death toll of Mao's regime. Add it *all* up, and those examples you mentioned are barely comparable. Never mind the implied fallacy of relative privation.
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20321

2025-12-24 05:44:47 UTC

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That's one way to frame it. Another is that it breeds narcissists (a type of psychopath), since the entire religion (really a glorified superstition) is about being holier than thou and the One-True-Way®, whose shit doesn't stink, and if you disagree you are Satan/evil/demonic/whatever. The past 2,000 years of history has genocide after genocide to show for it. It's as reliable as sunrise. Promote the BuyBull and there will always continue to be violent retards trying to forcibly shove it down everyone else's throat. Same for the other Abrahamic superstitions too.

2025-12-23 01:37:45 UTC

https://www.aporiamagazine.com/p/did-christianity-make-europeans-weird

2025-12-22 03:40:49 UTC

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Don't forget the Frisians and Jutes.
Britain was colonised by the Beaker culture in about 2,500 BCE onward, who replaced the original ancient neolithic hunter gatherers. Celts didn't start settling Britain until the bronze age (1300-800 BCE) through the iron age (~750 BCE onward). During the 2nd century CE Roman period there were also about 5,500 Sarmatian (East Iranian) mercenaries who settled there, as well as a smaller contingent of Mauretanians (ie. North Africans), Syrians, Lebanese, etc. You could say the Roman period is evidence that "Diversity built Britain" if you concede that it involved violent conquest, and eventually fell apart. The Germanic mercenaries (foederati, aka: Anglo-Saxons) were invited in to defend against attacks from the indigenous Scots and Picts, and ultimately stuck around to assume authority once the Romans essentially abandoned the colony in the early 5th century. Then you have the Norman conquest, and so on.

2025-12-22 03:00:30 UTC

TIL that "£" is a stylised "L" from the Roman word Libra, indicating roughly a pound of silver.
The current spot price of fine silver is £ 46.44 / troy ounce, with the melt price of sterling silver being equal to roughly 92.5%, or £ 42.96. There are 14.58333 troy ounces in a pound.
Therefore the current price of a pound of sterling silver is £ 626.45. That's about 62,645% inflation since 1931 when Britain switched to a fiat currency. As such the "£" should rightly be renamed from "pound sterling" to "0.7 gram sterling", or about 1/30th the original value of a copper penny prior to 1931. 🤪
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pound_sterling

2025-12-20 04:00:29 UTC

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ICMP
https://github.com/yarrick/pingfs

2025-12-14 20:32:14 UTC

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I hope that shift comes part and parcel with greater respect for the Sami people and the protection of the natural environments their traditional ways of life depend on.
https://youtu.be/EVH0jvnaIqU
https://youtu.be/5GZu8xECOdw

2025-12-14 20:11:18 UTC

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Alberta is a mixed bag. On the one hand they're politically conservative, and so tend to regard fundamental rights like free speech, bodily autonomy, and gun ownership, etc, as inviolate and non-negotiable. But on the other hand they're also oil barons who care little for environmental integrity and indigenous sovereignty, and heavily biased in favour of fundamentalist Christinanity. For the former reasons I'm tempted to move there, but for the latter reasons I probably never will.
Similarly I'd hesitate to move to Sweden because it seems like your government (and possibly the population as a whole) are thoroughly infected by the woke mind virus, and really don't care about many of the human rights I consider fundamental and inalienable. But I do like a lot of other things about Sweden like the natural environment, allemansrätten, the history (especially pre-Christian), attractive women, etc.

2025-12-14 19:56:30 UTC

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In Canada we have provinces, which are approximately equivalent to states in the USA. And yes, Alberta is basically Canada's version of Texas.

2025-12-14 19:29:12 UTC

A Critical-Rational Guide for Magicians and Occultists | Angela's Symposium
https://youtu.be/1FFen-yMAE8

2025-12-14 06:26:31 UTC

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> The example in Mark is exactly that. Religious law being used to justify bullshit.
Incidentally, I take issue even with some of the things prohibited in Mark 7:21. For example "sexual immorality" (πορνεία, porneia) is frequently vilified in various parts of the BuyBull. That has lead to a tonne of needless persecution of people for what is in fact consensual acts between adults which are frankly no one else's business but the people involved. In other places that or similar terms are used to vilify Pagan practices, such as sacred prostitution, etc, which have nothing to do with Jews and are none of their business to comment on. So, I would apply the same logic as you stated (ie. Religious law being used to justify bullshit) to the very tract of scripture being cited to exemplify it. I don't give a rat's ass that some magical super Jew in the 1st century CE supposedly said so. It's bullshit and the only people who are necessarily subject to that law are the one's who subscribe to it voluntarily to govern their own personal conduct. Insofar as Christians (and other Abrahamites) won't take "No." for an answer in respect to others' person and property, then they deserve every reciprocal persecution they receive until they finally get the hint once and for all.

2025-12-14 03:07:10 UTC

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> Mark 7:14-22
Right. None of that is exclusive to Christinanity. The fact that it's in the (((pseudohistorical fantasy novel))) doesn't add any more credence to it than that a broken clock is right twice a day. Truth is, one can find wisdom in a lot of different places if open to it. A perfect example is Dr. Seuss. Does the fact that the Lorax story makes good moral sense, mean that the Cat in the Hat is a real being? No. Honestly, if Christians could accept that and file the book under the fiction section of the library, instead of constantly misrepresenting it as some kind of unimpeachable fact of reality, I'd have no problem with it/them. But that's not the case unfortunately.
Moreover, the book has a 2,000 year historical track record of being used to justify extremely immoral behaviour, many of which are listed in Mark 7:21-22. But that couple verses et al, hasn't stopped people from finding other contradictory verses to justify their asshole behaviour en mass. Time and time again, right into the present day (eg. in Gaza) as we speak. It's as reliable as the sunrise, that if people put their belief in that text it will result in widespread bigotry and genocide. It's well past time to give it a rest and move on to something which isn't tainted by such heinous baggage and abject unrepentant stupidity.

2025-12-14 01:58:42 UTC

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> Look around you. The evidence is there if you care to look.
I don't think your beliefs are self-evident, but instead that you interpret the world in such a way as to confirm your preconceived bias.
But even for sake of argument if I were to tacitly accept your claim is true, that also doesn't lead to the conclusion that the (((pseudohistorical fantasy novel))) is true. Certainly no moreso than Marvel's Spiderman or any other work of myth or fiction.

2025-12-14 01:34:56 UTC

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> What is your evidence he doesn't?
First, you can't prove a negative.
Second, the burden of proof is on the person making the claim (ie. that God exists).
> I would say that the natural position is...
Not really. It's the religion equivalent of "I don't know ... therefore ALIENS!!!"
Frankly I think if you had any evidence other than (((pseudohistorical fantasy novel))) it would have been forthcoming by now. Groupthink doesn't count either. The fact that you were spoonfed the idea that there must be a creator to explain the unknown is an artefact of culture, not evidence or reason. It is no more plausible or natural a conclusion than that the universe was begat by a flying spaghetti monster.

2025-12-14 01:09:44 UTC

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Other than (((pseudohistorical fantasy novel))) and/or groupthink, what is your evidence that this entity even exists in the first place?

2025-12-13 18:47:40 UTC

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Other than the back and forth about...
>> Because Gaaawd!
> No
...the whole thing boils down to this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trilemma#In_religion

2025-12-13 18:22:00 UTC

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> Your argument is effectively: it exists, God made everything, therefore it only exists because of God.
When it boils down to it the real argument is, "The BuyBull is the word of God, because it says so in the BuyBull".
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/8b/09/9e/8b099e8b9ed46b168bfa9adb76414ac2ba95c4f59b6647fcb54ae585eef1f366.jpg?name=yUB70gh2Z1GrOA.jpg
https://media.shitposter.world/shitposter.club/00/36/88/003688b0db8ca2daf482855e940942a96de5197c6a00c049c1252133e12e9964.jpg?name=eZNtdOOjUNbBKQ.jpg

2025-12-13 02:44:07 UTC

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Presuming they're a convert and haven't simply had horseshit shovelled into their head since birth... As to the best product, that's extremely debatable, to say nothing of the metric used to judge. But I can understand that it's safer and more ego stroking to be part of a herd, even if it's a herd of lemmings.

2025-12-13 02:28:35 UTC

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Or because "garbage in, garbage out" and generally being too lazy and gullible to use their brains.

2025-12-12 02:00:27 UTC

New Holiday Album: Jólasveinar (Yule Lads) — by Iron & Ice
https://youtu.be/nsF_R7hEj9U?list=PLS36TpzZ7cqZFgpUXFIUDpXbI2q4Iw96D

2025-12-11 20:11:48 UTC

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Lucky you!

2025-12-11 18:07:52 UTC

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Supply vs demand. There's a shortage of physical silver relative to paper silver, not enough mining capacity, and it's in large demand by the solar energy, and automotive industries. I made 30% ROI in 2 months, and that's probably just the start. Can't complain.

2025-12-09 23:29:12 UTC

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> the native school bodies hoax
That's another thing... Honestly, whether there's a mass grave that's been found (thus far) or not, it remains true and indisputable that the Churches (Catholic, Anglican, etc) were fundamentally involved in acts of genocide against native peoples and their culture. You don't actually need to find a mass grave to know that's a fact. That would just put the icing on the cake, and for the native people effected, give them a sense of closure so they can properly mourn their dead and kidnapped children. The very foundation of the North American colonies was predicated on the Catholic Doctrine of Discovery which made it legal for European Christians to treat native people like animals and dispense with them and their lands as they pleased, including a shit tonne of abject deceit. Frankly given the 2,000 year track record of imaginary Christian victimhood, I have little issue with the shoe being on the other foot for a change. Calling it a hoax or whining about sacred sites being destroyed is the pot calling the kettle black. It's been a long time coming.

2025-12-09 23:17:28 UTC

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Yes. Apart from the LGBTQ+WTAF++ ideology, Abrahamic religion has traditionally been given a pass on their bad behaviour, upto and including overt acts of genocide.
> judaism has evil shit in it historically (true)
I would point out that the same "evil shit" that's endemic in Judaism, is also used just as commonly by Christians and Muslims since their ideologies are fundamentally rooted in the same literary and cultural tradition. That's why I say "Abrahamic" rather than singling out one particular sect. They all share the feature of advocating "evil shit", and due to their privileged position and penchant for pretending to be poor victims, are routinely allowed to get away with it with impunity.

2025-12-09 23:09:05 UTC

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I like free speech. But I think there's a line when "your religion is wrong" becomes justification for persecution and/or murder. When it comes to Abrahamic religion there are plenty of examples of exactly that, and a 2,000 year track record of people acting on it. Even so I prefer moral suasion over legislation, but I'm not gonna get bent out of shape if Abrahamites finally get some much deserved comeuppance either way.