When I rewatched some of the classic Scorsese movies a while ago, I noticed that there is a very obvious division of labor among the sexes: The men do the important work, and the women spend the money. Men make big, consequential decisions and women are either just there or they make dumb, small decisions… Continue reading Would Scorsese’s Goodfellas and Casino have been Possible in the 2000s?
I recently watched the Scorsese movie The Color of Money (1986), which is about a billiard hustler. My verdict is that this is an excellent movie, very well worth watching. Paul Newman’s acting, as the older hustler mentoring a young billiard player into becoming a better hustler, is great. There are a few scenes where… Continue reading What Happened to Rugged Male Lead Actors?
This year I have spent a bit of time on watching movies, but not just as a means to passing my time. Instead, I consider them lenses through which to view the Western zeitgeist. Indeed, if you think a bit about the action on screen it is often quite fascinating how crude the metaphors are.… Continue reading Man of Steel (2013) is Pro-Immigration Propaganda
I recently skimmed Jonathan Haidt’s book The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness. In case you are not familiar with him, this guy sucks up to Jordan “Benis” Peterson, is a “public intellectual”, and part of the “intellectual dark web”, whatever that is. It also happens… Continue reading Why Parents no Longer Let Their Kids Play Outside
A lot of very odd events happen in the world. Out of nowhere a politician, possibly even a present or a presidential candidate, gets shot, skyscrapers collapse, helicopters crash, and key witnesses who are described as happy-go-lucky personalities suddenly commit suicide by shooting themselves in the back of their skull. I am not even exaggerating… Continue reading Schizo Thinking: How to Identify a Potential False Flag Operation
There is the view that government is not incompetent. Instead, everything our rulers want to happen also happens. This was true to some extent for the longest time, with the caveat that large governments cannot be efficiently run, meaning that there is always the possibility of conflicting interests and internal rivalries. That being said, our… Continue reading Botched Government Conspiracies and Female Thinking
In a recent post, I had added a reminder that we have video evidence of one woman sucking two dozen dicks in two minutes in a night club, confirming our worst stereotypes about women. However, this is hardly the worst. There is a “performer” on OnlyFans named “Bonnie Blue” who seems to have made it… Continue reading Woman Has Sex with 22 Guys in one Night, 122 in Three Weeks
The original idea of the Olympics was to compete in sports that were not just of a recreational nature. You could make the argument that every single discipline of yore had direct or indirect applications to warfare: riding a horse, running, throwing javelins, jumping, rowing, archery, etc., were all highly relevant skills before the industrialization… Continue reading The Olympics After the Inclusion of Break Dancing
I recently watched the movie Uncut Gems (2019). Supposedly, it showcases Adam Sandler’s best acting. I completely accidentally came across it, and I watched it for two reasons. One, it was mentioned in one of the disreputable corners of the Internet I like to frequent and, two, it is made by A24, a studio I… Continue reading Uncut Gems (2019): A Movie on Jews, Blacks, and Women
I recently watched the two videos below, which serve as a great example of how well-orchestrated the subversion attempts by the elites are. The context is Ubisoft’s the upcoming game Assassin’s Creed: Shadows. It plays in Japan during the Edo period and it somehow features a black samurai called Yasuke. (There is also a female… Continue reading Ubisoft’s Attempted Rewriting of History with Assassin’s Creed: Shadows
Societal support for rainbow colors is no longer as prominent as it used to be. This is most obvious when you look around on LinkedIn or disable the adblocker in your browser. Whereas a couple of years ago, even fifty-people outfits were falling over themselves to proclaim their allegiance to the anal flag, nowadays support… Continue reading The Diversity Gravy Train is Slowing Down
In 1999, Gigi D’Agostino released the banger L’Amour Toujours, which has been enjoying a surprising resurgence in Germany, topping the charts once again. I believe it has something to do with this song being used as a dog-whistle for anti-immigrant sentiments, but these are all unconfirmed rumors. When I looked up the music video to… Continue reading Media-Endorsed Female Beauty Standards in 1999
A few weeks ago the trailer of the next Assassin’s Creed game dropped. Assassin’s Creed: Shadows plays in Japan. Of course, this being a game by a Western company, Ubisoft, you can play as either a black man or a woman. There was no black samurai. There are records of a black sword-carrier (!) named… Continue reading Woke Self-Own: Assassin’s Creed Shadows
As we are all fully aware of, diversity is our greatest strength. Working in highly effective racially and culturally homogeneous teams and companies is therefore no longer something we can do. Part of it is perhaps because it would just be too easy to operate with a shared set of values. Instead, the modern employee… Continue reading Foreign Names and The Subtle Frictions of Diversity
We have talked about how useless the Google search engine nowadays is, with its incessant censorship and the somewhat more recent trend of putting one ad after another into your results page. There was a recent leak from which you can infer how that search engine works. This is the key part: Google has always… Continue reading Leaks Reveal Censorship Mechanisms in Google’s Search Engine
A while ago I wrote an article on suburbanism and the two-children family and pointed out how much more difficult it is to have three children as opposed to two. I wrote that having three kids int the back of your car is only suitable for short trips, and even that can be a bit… Continue reading Indirectly Suppressing the Birth Rate with Antagonistic Policies
Did it ever strike you as odd that we increasingly read about “women engineers” or “women doctors” instead of female doctors and engineers? Clearly, “woman” is a noun whereas “female” is an adjective. Consequently, the correct phrase would be “female doctor”. I used to think that this is simply a consequence of people having a… Continue reading Why “Woman” Became an Adjective
A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to watch a cinema screening of the now classic 1997 Hollywood movie “Titanic” with an audience which consisted mainly of teenagers. Those teens of course knew about the tragic sinking of Titanic in general terms, and I also guess they certainly knew that there exists a “really… Continue reading A Rendezvous With Hell: The Titanic Abyss of Romantic Love in James Cameron’s 1997 Movie “Titanic” (Guest Post By Lucretius Carus)
One of my readers informed me that the grift group “Women Who Code” is shutting down. For those not familiar with it, this organization promoted women in tech, as did many others for a brief moment in time. Their demise is quite telling, so let us dive in! The official statement released by this grift… Continue reading The Age of the Sassy Girl Coder is Over
In my post on the layoffs at Tesla, I made the schizo statement that the United States surely strong-armed its European vassal states into subsidizing the purchase of EVs. In this post, with my schizo hat firmly put on, I will expand on this. The first and completely uncontroversial statement is that the United States… Continue reading The Tesla Psy-Op
I recently watched the movie Logan’s Run (1976). This is a cult sci-fi movie that is set in a dystopia in which humans live in fully regulated lives and have been freed from the burden of labor. The only catch is that they have to die at the age of 30. The concept is not… Continue reading Logan’s Run and the Problem of Postulated Utopias
We have talked before about Hollywood being a gigantic psy-ops incubator that produces movies with the goal of pushing beliefs the elites like. This is not at all controversial. While it is true that Hollywood went completely overboard in roughly the last decade, the rot set in way before. When rewatching some classic movies from… Continue reading Your Favorite Classic Movies are More Pozzed Than You Think
I recently rewatched the first two movies in the Die Hard franchise. It’s quite clear that the first movie was not supposed to be the start of a franchise. Because creativity is limited, the sequel basically repeats the plot of the first movie, except on an airport rather than a skyscraper. It also uses self-referential humor,… Continue reading Manipulative “Fact Checking”: The Link Between Aphasia and the Vaxx
Some of you may have come across news regarding the new Miss Germany. If you were expecting a young, slim, hot blonde, you would be sorely disappointed. Instead, the winner was a 39-year-old and very unattractive Iranian. If the winner of a national beauty contest looks worse than the average 18-year old in your country… Continue reading The Limitations of Humiliation Rituals
We truly are living in the end times. The other day, I read that Vice is shutting down. Vice has been integral to the Western way of life in the last two decades and shaped culture like no other journalistic outlet. Not even a multi-million cash injection by our favorite Jew investor George Soros could… Continue reading Vice Media, Paragon of Journalistic Integrity, is Shutting Down
Today I looked up Paul Dini as I came across a discussion in which he was praised for his story-telling abilities. Skimming the Wikipedia article, I read the following about his personal life: Dini and his wife Misty Lee, a magician and voiceover actress, live in Los Angeles. Their two Boston terriers, Mugsy and Deuce,… Continue reading When Pets Replace Kids
I recently commented on the topic of AI and personalized porn, which is a development the elites do not seem to like very much. This is an interesting topic, so it is worth going into a bit more depth. First, here is my original comment: We have been talking about how AI is leading to… Continue reading The Fight Against Democratized and Personalized AI-Generated Pornography
Part of the leftist destruction of culture consists of redefining words and concepts. This contributes to robbing you of your cultural heritage. There is an example in my article on the Hamas war brides, in which I went on a detour to show how the meaning of the word “rape” got completely changed over time… Continue reading War Brides are Not What They Used to Be
Hollywood is a mere shadow of itself. Long gone are the days when leftist propaganda was carefully hidden in plain sight, but not shoved right in your face. Arguably, the majority of the output of Hollywood has always been garbage, but a few directors managed to rise above the rest and produce more than just… Continue reading Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon (2023) is Abject Anti-White Propaganda
Gaming used to be a hobby for geeks, at a time when “geek” was an insult and not a label women threw around casually. Up to the early to mid 2000s, you would not have heard any woman addressing her friends with the words, “You are such a geek, Stacy!” To be a gamer, you… Continue reading Romance Options in Video Games
As I am man of culture, I consume a bit of smut here and there. I have come across quite a few seedy mangas and visual novels that had surprisingly well thought out characters and also believable situations, and I found them to be an adequate reflection of certain real-world aspects involving horny women who… Continue reading Sexual Awkwardness and Further Reduced Fertility is the New Normal
Some of you may know that I run a YouTube videogaming channel, via which I sometimes manage to interact with industry figures. In the past, this allowed me to get a review copy of Saints Row, for instance. As many of you are aware of, the recently released RPG Baldur’s Gate 3 is a smash… Continue reading Baldur’s Gays: The Surprising History of Baldur’s Gate 3
The last time I took a walk in nature with my schizo hat on, I thought about the machinations of the CIA and its excessive meddling in popular culture. This is the sledge hammer the United States used to wield in order to exert “soft power” all over the globe, but due to its recent… Continue reading The US Government is Most Likely Influencing Western Video Game Development
When you look at action-movie stars, there is probably nobody who had a better decade than Schwarzenegger had in the 1980s. I recently watched all of his 1980s movies, but not just for the sake of entertainment. Instead, I was also curious if there were obvious signs of Hollywood being up to its usual shenanigans… Continue reading Wokeism in 1980s Schwarzenegger Movies
We have seen the subversion of all of culture. The visual arts are gone. Modern architecture looks absolutely horrible. Classical music was brought down. Even popular music has turned to shit. Nobody cares about novels anymore, and the last time movies made a serious splash was over 20 years ago. Similarly, the value of education… Continue reading The Price of Subversion is Irrelevancy
Quite recently, the formerly great country of France was set ablaze by its millions of foreign-born doctors and astrophysicists. This wave of destruction had probably not even been seen in the second world war, considering how quickly France submitted to Germany back then. Of course, millions of non-French French getting a bit rowdy and, among… Continue reading Coudenhove-Kalergi and the Misunderstanding of the Role of Ethnicity in Society
As I am currently on a Schwarzenegger binge, I watched Conan The Destroyer (1984) today. This movie did not get a particularly favorable critical reception, perhaps because it did not contain high-brow Nietzsche quotes, unlike the first one. Yet, if you have liked Conan the Barbarian (1982), you will most likely also enjoy its sequel,… Continue reading Do Not Find This Woman Attractive!
A quick Google image search for terms like “white couple” shows a surprising number of mixed-race couples, including pictures of white couples with a black baby. Of course, if you search for “black couple”, nothing like that will happen. I am sure this is a total coincidence, just like all those white woman/black man pairings… Continue reading The Effects of Propaganda: “This girl likes the black boy!”
After watching the Netflix documentary Arnold (2023), I looked into the state of body building, and what I found was quite remarkable. You could make a good argument this sport actually peaked before Schwarzenegger and that Frank Zane represents the pinnacle. With Schwarzenegger, body building perhaps jumped the shark. I don’t doubt that Schwarzenegger worked… Continue reading Modern Body Building Equals Institutionalized Humiliation
On occasion I find myself in some kind of superficial sense of malaise. I look around and see nothing that catches my interest. Modern popular music may as well not exist, and if Hollywood stopped producing movies and TV shows, I could not care less. On a similar note, I have hardly read any novels… Continue reading 1980s Masculinity vs. Present-Day Faggotry
Many of you are deeply concerned about the representation of women in video games. Whereas in the past, developers put hot chicks into games wherever they could, which we now look back on and are appalled. In contrast, today’s developers are much more sensitive towards cultural norms. You will be surprised to learn how far… Continue reading The Bleeding Edge of Female Representation in Video Games
If there is one thing I am sure of then it is that the billionaire class should tell me what to eat and how to live. The WEF’s Weirdo Klaus, for instance, has been talking about how we all must eat ze bugz, so if Klaus says that ve must eat ze bugz then ve… Continue reading You Must Eat Ze Bugz!
As you may have read in the news, the author Salman Rushdie got knifed down at a public event the other day. The context is that over two decades ago Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa in response to Rushdie’s blasphemous book The Satanic Verses. There is the flippant saying, “fuck around and find out”, which… Continue reading Salman Rushdie and the Problem of Defending your Culture
It is quite interesting how many great movies were released in the late 1990s. I do not think that this has much to do with my age as people as well as critics of various generations have praised movies like American Beauty, The Matrix, Fight Club, or The Truman Show. Perhaps one could add Eyes… Continue reading Subversive Messaging in Fight Club
