This is not for my Tribe Readers — they know all this stuff — it’s for all the Gentiles (goyim ) like me. By the way, the Jewish diet would always be a prime reason why I could never convert — that, and the little snip! thing.
Tag: Good Guys
Canuckis Fight Back
Like this guy, I have often shaken my head at our more-accommodating neighbors over the border for their complaisant attitudes when it comes to things like gun registration and other Lefty bullshit (Canucki Readers of this website most definitely not included). However:
Trudeau (volume alert)
I nearly wet myself.
And then there’s this Irish Revolution… also worth a chuckle.
But best of all, this.
Fantastic.
We Murkins should start doing our part in all this, and I don’t just mean smart-alec stickers on gas pumps. I mean: do we want to be shown up by Canadians?
Fuck Joe Biden and all his camp followers.
Update: the Canucki Fuzz are hinting at violence to end the peaceful protest. Quelle surprise.
Quote Of The Day
From Glenn Reynolds:
“The chance that much of our leadership will be hauled before people’s tribunals and then sent to the firing squads remains low, but it’s far and away the highest it’s been in my life time.”
Oooh, I love it when Insty gets all revolutionary.
Paging Hillsdale College
…and if Hillsdale isn’t thinking if offering him a job, they damn well should be.
Virginia Strikes Back
Seems like the new (Republican) regime in the Virginia has wasted no time in kicking ass and taking names.
Virginia’s New AG Fires Civil Rights Division, Will Start Prosecuting Cases Dropped By ‘Social Justice’ DAs
Jason Miyares notified around 30 staff members they’re being let go – including 17 attorneys and 13 staff members. The attorneys include the solicitor general, Herring’s deputies, and reportedly Helen Hardiman – an assistant AG who worked on housing discrimination.
Take that, Soros, you miserable old Nazi fucker.
Man’s Man
So you complete an impossible voyage across the Pacific Ocean on a flimsy craft with no modern navigation aids, end up becoming a world authority on boat building — all while shagging and living with multiple women simultaneously, (which should earn some kind of award all by itself). As if that wasn’t enough, at age 80 you sail the 4,000-mile Lapita voyage, following an ancient Pacific migration route on two double canoes, from the Philippines to the remote Polynesian islands of Anuta and Tikopia, accompanied only by (of course) two women.
Then having lasted another decade afterwards, you eventually decide you’ve had enough of that Alzheimer’s bullshit, and off yourself without any more fuss, having lived a good, satisfying and rewarding life.
My favorite part of the story is this:
Perhaps because of his unconventional lifestyle, public recognition came late in life — in 2018 he finally won a lifetime achievement award from Classic Boat Magazine — but he wasn’t bothered.
Read all about James Wharram.