Reg the Fronkey Farmer

jakelafort wrote:
It is kind of amazing that there is not more resentment of Brits as it relates to the Irish. The shit during the famine was so damn cold.

If you’re English and you go to Ireland, it’s well to mind your manners.

It is kind of amazing that there is not more resentment of Brits as it relates to the Irish. The shit during the famine was so damn cold.

Then again it seems like new generations sometimes just go on without the enmity carrying forward. I see Japanese/Chinese restaurants quite often. Having spoken to Filipinos and Chinese did not discover…[Read more]

The demographic time bomb that will consume China and is coming our way if we don’t do something may have a solution, and Peter Zeihan thinks he knows who will point the way.

The creation of Israel/Palestine borders (via the Balfour Declaration) and the partition of Ireland into Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland were both outcomes of British imperial decisions, and both have resulted in prolonged, identity-driven conflicts. However, they differ in origins, religious dynamics, international dimensions, and…[Read more]

Well written and spot on Reg.

It is carping and only academic but i believe Palestina was the term used by Romans to dissasociate Jews from their homeland after putting down Jewish rebellions. And there were later references to Palestine but in the early 20th century Palestine was used to refer to the Jewish homeland. Thus the Palestine Post,…[Read more]

Robert,

Ahh…afraid of China owning US treasuries, are you? The reason they did is that until recently our bonds were as good as gold and the dollar was the world’s currency. The entire planet was invested in the success of our government and society. Now that the codependency (aka “globalism”) and our special status is being destroy…

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If the EU can grant Temporary Protection Directive status for 4.2 million Ukrainians, then surely the rich Arab nations can do the same for 2.2 million (or many more) Palestinians in their own countries?

Could it be that authoritarian regime like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, or the UAE just don’t want politically active populations, and Palestinians a…[Read more]

Robert,

No that was not directed to you! In general i have found you to be quite the reasonable person and well above average intelligence. Never thought you were aligned with Palestinianism or any of the bs mythology. Facts driven, science reliant, amenable to change of position if reason is brought to bear on a topic.

Merely spitting in the…[Read more]

jakelafort wrote:
Not being snide to suggest it is a kinder, gentler genocide. As victims it is like a library. In response to genocidal neighbors, not only Hamas, but the citizens who are aligned it is akin to Nazis, puts the Turks to shame… Anyone or any group that hopes to end the senseless violence involving Israel and Palestinians should s…

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Not being snide to suggest it is a kinder, gentler genocide. As victims it is like a library. In response to genocidal neighbors, not only Hamas, but the citizens who are aligned it is akin to Nazis, puts the Turks to shame…

Anyone or any group that hopes to end the senseless violence involving Israel and Palestinians should stop advancing the…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:
Robert,

Yeah, try explaining how this works to fearful Christian conservatives, whose entire lives are based on landing natural and supernatural credit. The crazy thing is that much of the national debt is owed to foreigners (like the Chinese) who would suffer badly if the country defaulted. I was worried about my Federal…

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Robert,

Yeah, try explaining how this works to fearful Christian conservatives, whose entire lives are based on landing natural and supernatural credit. The crazy thing is that much of the national debt is owed to foreigners (like the Chinese) who would suffer badly if the country defaulted.

I was worried about my Federal agricultural-loan bonds…

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Unseen,

Ah, the national debt may not matter anyway…

Except that what the Government taxes us to pay just the interest is that much less that private Citizens can invest in goods and services-producing businesses to keep GDP growing.

Note to self: Do not hire such economists or Janet Yellen to administer so much as an ice cream truck.

Again, they probably won’t connect the dots because of the horrors of “Hunter Biden’s Laptop” and trans-story hour.

What dots?

Unseen wrote:
Ah, the national debt may not matter anyway…

Yeah, try explaining how this works to fearful Christian conservatives, whose entire lives are based on landing natural and supernatural credit. The crazy thing is that much of the national debt is owed to foreigners (like the Chinese) who would suffer badly if the country defaulted.

I w…[Read more]

Ah, the national debt may not matter anyway…

_Robert_ wrote:
The country wants a dictator.

People are wising up, I think, but it may be too late to keep the looming disaster from happening. Some people don’t feel sorry for them:

Unseen wrote:

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
the future, China will be dominant. The U.S. will be irrelevant??

Maybe in the very short term, but China is doomed: <iframe title=”The Fire Hose of Chaos: Chinese Edition Intro” src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/YYufPSiXiXU?feature=oembed” width=”670″ height=”377″ frameborder=”0″…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
the future, China will be dominant. The U.S. will be irrelevant??

Maybe in the very short term, but China is doomed:

And then, we’d better not try dancing on their grave.

We need to get those Latin American immigrants back, not just to pick our crops, clean our hotel…[Read more]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
In the future, China will be dominant. The U.S. will be irrelevant??

Whether this century will be Chinese or American is up to us. But the time to change course is quickly running out.

Well, if the first 25 years matters the most, we have been Trumped. USA + Jesus will prevail !