Reg the Fronkey Farmer

PopeBeanie,

The stakes are even higher. The Jerusalem Post article I cited said that the Measles rate in Israel due to the methodology of accounting used could be much greater that 1700 and could be as much as 5000.

In a nation the size of New Jersey with a population of around 9,842,000, that could be even more devastating. And since there…[Read more]

Reg and Jake,

Thank you both for your uncomforting but forthright answers.

In this situation, the old stereotype saw of “Two Jews, three viewpoints” could easily mean “Two Jews, no viewpoint” if they both die from not being immunized.

Pictures of children afflicted by Measles and descriptions of the disease and its effects are…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:
Over 1,700 cases of measles diagnosed in Israel

That’s close to what USA has had, and I’m surprised it hasn’t gotten more out of hand. Maybe it’ll pick up again. (Y’all heard Kennedy now blaming autism on Tylenol, linked directly to it being taken right after circumcisions, right?)

Biggest surprise to me, since Kennedy…[Read more]

Enco,

I am aware of measles outbreak. As to why I defer to Reg.

Rank and file of Jews are just as easily led as any other group imo. Morons a plenty. I just think the upper echelon of Jews is heads and shoulders above other populations.

Think about it. NY city last i read Jewish NYers supported Momzomi 40 plus percent. A great many Jews are…[Read more]

Vaccine rates are well below average in the ultra-orthodox communities at about 77% and they are closely grouped the risks of measles spreading is higher. Herd immunity should be 95% or greater. Similar numbers in the US this year too. Gaines County in West Texas really suffered. Two children in Texas (unvaccinated, no underlying conditions) died…[Read more]

Jake,

As a fellow Israel supporter, I gotta ask a Seinfeldian question, though very seriously and completely out concern for the safety and survival of Israelis:

“What’s Up With That?”

Over 1,700 cases of measles diagnosed in Israel
The areas currently defined as outbreak zones are Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh, Bnei Brak, Harish, Modi’in Illit, N…[Read more]

Pope,

I gave it a listen. Did not know what i was missin. But nothing too awful surprising.

When, when, when will there be an intellectual movement that pins causation properly? No, we all, almost all demonize the others. It is written in stone that if serious conflicts break out in Europe between Muslims and nonmuslims we will see all kinds…[Read more]

I thought I could finally catch up on sleep and relax a bit, but ran into this Legal AF video explaining how the SCOTUS partisan takeover has been in the cards for decades. It’s all believable to me, but I’ve never been a competent student of history, so I’m interested in any criticisms of what’s presented in this video. It feels like…[Read more]

Yes Pope that tech will save a great many people. Book it.

jakelafort wrote:
https://www.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-869819

Awesome medical research, triage, and treatment news in the JP article. Extremely significant, IMO. I’ll bet lots of non-Israelis get chances to appreciate it, too. Like… almost every country in the world. If only Trump would just try it out and show us a scan asap, for…[Read more]

The woke ask what justification for Israel the way they ask what justification for mosquitos or other pests. Ya here nothing about Islamic states. Here it is once again the zionist scientist aint lyin to us. Imagine if Israel had come into existence earlier and the population was double?

https://www.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-869819

Thanks Enco. I am very experienced in spotting the narrow-minded and dangerous idiots who get frustrated and angry when finding themselves incapable of responding rationally to facts. I have manned Atheist Ireland tables around the country over the years and encountered all types of weirdos and religious bigots. I usually take a Socratic approach…[Read more]

Jake,

Links have been doing that lately, especially if they are to magazines. Reg might be of assistance here.

I don’t normally read National Review, but they were the ones to originally break the Jay Jones story that the other news outlets cited. National Review also is very good about veering away from dignifying the looney conspiratorial…[Read more]

Reg,

An excellent history lesson on real occupied lands as well as the history of Israel’s 77 years of dealing with a hostile armored Welcome Wagon…but do be careful dealing with random street people of unknown intentions, especially masked people wearing the trademark insignia clothing of global intifada with matching flags.

Keep all involved…[Read more]

Correction. Link works.

Enco ya got stinklink.

I don’t think I did Jake, but I did rattle their echo chamber with external inputs. She was willing to listen. My comments would sound forthright and assured rather than combative because I generally only talk about things I have a understanding of. I don’t have “isms” that I believe in. Rather, I have “considered opinions on topics I have made…[Read more]

Read that twice Reg.

Entertaining. Wonder if you deconverted her?

Jake,

Reading about Azealia Banks is a welcome respite from from reading about Jay Jones, who is cut from the same cloth as Azealia Banks’ foes:

Jay Jones’s Texts Are a Frightening Peek into a Bleak Moral Worldview

Jay Jones’s Texts Are a Frightening Peek into a Bleak Moral Worldview

Let this s…[Read more]