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Flight Over New York At Twilight
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Good morning kids. Wednesday and while there are so many things being inflicted on us that in their own right could send even a marginally aware low-information observer into paroxysms of foaming-at-the-mouth rage, this morning, after reading the lead story, I'm just beside myself. It's the world's oldest hatred and once again, tragically and horrifically, it comes straight out of the flapping upper chin exhaust hole of a Jew -- in name only:
"What I hear when I hear that question is that those who are in the ownership class now want to take that ladder of opportunity away from those who do not have it," she said.
Does this filthy shit-whore not even realize that what she just spewed is in the top five (among scores) of the most hideous anti-Semitic tropes? The fact is, it's not that Weingarten is unaware of her lineage but that she is absolutely aware of her politics. To go into an exploration of why those born Jewish become the worst kind of atheists and totalitarians would take days (I refer you to a well-known work on the subject by Norman Podhoretz Why Are Jews Liberals), but there is one underlying factor that I think plays a not insignificant part and also explains the current festering plague of woke consuming society: self-preservation.
No doubt Randy Weingarten is a true believer. While her bilge is of the lowest variety, intended to resonate with the lower classes that are beholden to her fiefdom of the AFT, specifically the non-white urban poor, (see also Hank Johnson referring to Israeli Jews as "termites", Trayvon White claiming Jews control the weather to make money and oppress blacks, and of course the many musings of Sharpton, Farrakhan, Wright etc. ad nauseam), there is no real difference to what she says and does to that of, say, George Soros who moves in a more upper crust milieu, shall we say, when he denounces and actively works for the destruction of the State of Israel. And for those new to this site, we add the prefix Nazi collaborator to Soros' accursed name for good reason; as a teen in Nazi occupied Budapest in 1944, he and his father who had both renounced their Judaism years before actually profited off the expropriated money and belongings of their Jewish neighbors that they helped ship off to Birkenau.
Self-preservation. "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em," if you will. And there's no better way to "join 'em" than to out Joo-hate the gentiles at it. Is this what we are witnessing with the BLaM-tifa garbage? Forget what the Democrats have given them under and in some cases over the table directly from the US Treasury; they have a war chest (emphasis on the word "war") upwards of $1 billion direct from the CEOs and CFOs of some of our biggest corporations. Yes, as I have speculated in these pages, that there are indeed braindead true believers in the C-suite, but there are also those who fork over the dough-re-mi in the hopes that the tiger will eat them last.
Whether it's Delta's Ed Bastian blasting voter integrity laws as racist, Coca Cola's James Quincey insisting on racialist brainwashing for his employees or Randy Weingarten vying for "Kapo" di tutti capi among the Jew-hate set, the motivations are essentially irrelevant. With the SPLC now defining "hate" as anyone and anything opposing everything Democrat-Socialist, we are all Jews now.
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- "AFT's Weingarten smears Jews as 'ownership class.'" (evil, filthy, apostate slag Randy Weingarten perfectly illustrates what I have labeled "the self-gassing Jew" - jjs) Teachers’ Union Head Rips Jews in Interview on School Reopening
- "Hutchinson accused lawmakers of trying to make the state 'the definitive oracle of medical care' for children in Arkansas." (Hutchinson deserves a comical castration - jjs) Ark. House and Senate Override Veto on Bill Protecting Kids From Chemical Castration
- "A veteran air traffic controller spells it out." (hint: it's not catching the Peking Plague - jjs) What You Really Need to Be Afraid Of When You Get on an Airplane
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Top Story
- Hosting company WebNX's facility in Ogden, Utah, had some problems after a backup generator caught fire during a power outage. (The Register)
Well, that happened.
All the servers at my day job are back online, but not my own server that would normally host Ace's site. That will likely be a couple more days.
I was planning on moving everything over there. Good thing I haven't had the time to do that.
We're not the only ones affected. The very popular EEVBlog forum is currently cactus.
He had redundant servers, but they're both down.
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April 06, 2021
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The Quote of The Day
"Physics is like sex: sure, it may give some practical results, but that's not why we do it.”
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What is Jabril up to @_Islamicat? This seems unnatural pic.twitter.com/BQpuxYLPq0
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— Ace Texas dropped the mask requirement a month ago.
It's late, but it's on the way.
It's ok cause that was a BLM march so COVID knew not to infect anybody. Science! https://t.co/fPp1Jx5h3S
— Rita Panahi (@RitaPanahi) April 6, 2021
Despite the failure of his forecast a month ago that Texas dropping its Covid restrictions would be disastrous, Fauci's now warning last night’s Rangers game could spark another Covid wave. pic.twitter.com/uNemd4FMZl
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Arkansas House votes to override governor’s veto of bill preventing use of surgeries and hormones on 'trans children'
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As a commenter alerted us a month ago, Alaska changed its voting system to a jungle primary, in which every candidate competes against each other in the primary, regardless of party, with the top two vote-getters advancing to the general election.
There's another twist, too: You can indicate your *second* choice, and if your first choice doesn't have the votes to go to the top two, your vote will go to your second choice.
This seems almost designed by Alaska's establishment to make sure that the liberal Democrat posing as a Republican Lisa Murflonski always advances to the top two run off, because Democrats will naturally choose her as their second choice.
So she's probably guaranteed a position in the top two.
Maybe Murflovinski is now regarded (accurately) as simply a Democrat so that we can expect she will get the usual Democrat vote share, plus a bit because she's an incumbent and because her face looks like the cover of the Necronomicon.Alaska GOP Senator Lisa Murkowski is now TRAILING her Republican challenger by nearly 15 points after voting to convict Trump in his second impeachment trial
...Polling from theGOP polling firmCygnalfound thatTshibaka was leading in an all-party primary, taking 33.6 per cent of the vote, compared to Murkowski's 18.8 per cent.
Al Gross, an independent who was the Democratic nominee for Alaska's 2020 Senate race, came in third with 17.6 per cent.
Tshibaka, Alaska's Commissioner of Administration, is viewed favorably by 61 per cent of both Trump voters and Republicans.
Murkowski, on the other hand, is only viewed favorably by 10 per cent of Republicans, the poll found. Another 87 per cent of Republicans have a negative view of the incumbent.
With voters from all parties, Murkowski is viewed favorably by 33 per cent and unfavorably by 63 per cent.
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— Ace I really wish those on the right who are joining yet another political op against a Trump supporter would put their own sexual hang-ups about unmarried men being required to live like celibate monks until marriage.
Unproven accusations? Shit, these accusations are currently *unaccused.*
Maybe we should all wait until there's one actual accuser before all running like panicked horses every single time the left starts shooting off (blank) pistol shots to get us running in the direction they want.I spoke via phone with retired Air Force Capt. Nathan Nelson, Rep. Matt Gaetz's former director of military affairs who is scheduled to hold a press conference now-ish on a recent contact he had with the FBI. Here's what he told me:
On Wednesday, a day after the NYT reported on the Justice Dept.'s investigation into Gaetz, Nelson said two agents came to his home in Northern Florida. They told him they had info from the "national media" that he knew of illegal activities involving Gaetz & had quit over it
But by Nelson's account, that was not true. He told me he had no knowledge of Gaetz being involved in illegal activities, & had left the office for other reasons. "He’s always been very, very professional in his public life,” Nelson said of Gaetz.
Nelson said he invited the agents in and they talked for two hours. "I went into detail about the extent of my relationship with Congressman Gaetz, from the time he was a state rep, and when we first met, to my tenure as director of military affairs," he said.
He said the agents did not tell him what "illegal activities" they believed he knew about involving Gaetz. "I was convinced that ... when they left, I felt they were convinced I had no knowledge of any illegal activity," Nelson said.
The agents were from the local FBI field office in northern Florida. Nelson said after the interview, he contacted Gaetz's office to ask if there was anything more he should know, and to tell the office what the FBI had asked him about.
Nelson said he wanted to hold the press conference essentially to pre-empt what he viewed as a false report that he knew about illegal activities involving Gaetz. He told me, though, that no media had contacted him about such a report; he was hearing that 2ndhand from the FBI
At the presser, which just ended, Nelson seemed to draw a parallel between the secondhand allegation about his knowledge & the allegations against Gaetz. "I'm saying the allegations that named me were baseless...that kind of reflects on the allegations against Congressman Gaetz
Nelson also told me he believed other former staffers and interns were being contacted by the FBI, but he could not provide any names. He said he was not upset with the FBI reaching out, but instead, was concerned that media would report something about him.
At the press conference just now, Nelson said he remains "loosely affiliated" with Gaetz's office as a "military advisor," but has not spoken with the congressman in several months. He said he's had no contact with the FBI beyond that which occurred on Wednesday.
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BREAKING: Biden’s DHS may restart construction on the U.S.-Mexico border wall to fill any "gaps” in the current barrier, says DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
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NY budget will likely hike taxes on state’s top earners to highest in the country
The additional tax revenue would be used to up spending for schools, provide funds for undocumented workers and for small businesses and tenants who are behind on their rent, the Journal reported.
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Sailing ships
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- Oracle has lost its copyright suit against Google over the latter's use of the Java API. (ZDNet)
This was a hugely important case; a win here for Oracle would have destroyed the US software industry, which has its problems but doesn't deserve to be wiped out.
Interesting to note that the 6-2 split had Thomas and Alito dissenting. I'll need to read their opinion because they are not idiots.
The full decision is here.
The decision doesn't sound particularly decisive according to commenters at Hacker News.
The fact that the Supreme Court decided not to overturn the decision of the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that APIs are copyrightable means that binding precedent on every court except the Supreme is that they are. And for fair use, one of the statutory factors is the "effect" of the copying on the "market for or value of the copyrighted work."
That is, they handed the case to Google, but set no precedent for the lower courts. In short, they punted.
Not unfamiliar behaviour for SCOTUS watchers.
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Good morning kids. Tuesday, and in the lead is the continued Orwellian assault on logic and reason, the focus of which is the recently passed voter integrity law in the state of Georgia. I have no love lost for Brian Kemp and his state's Republican lawmakers. In abrogating their legal responsibility and absolute moral authority to prevent Georgia's 2020 national electors from being stolen, they, along with the four or five other cities across the country that used an overflowing sewer in Atlanta as the pretext and camouflage to hijack their states' elections, they have put us figuratively and quite probably literally before too long under the gun.
Perhaps Kemp's and his party's reasoning for passing these laws, which if you look at the fine print aren't necessarily as tough as they are being made out to be (and that in itself is another reason to be utterly disgusted with anything GOP) was trying to wash away the taint of failure from last November and save their sorry asses from an irate electorate. They had to have known, especially since one of the fattest faces of election fraud there and nationally for well over a year is Stacy "Tank" Abrams, that signing this law would cause a reaction from her and her ilk. In any case the firestorm that it has touched off is off the charts, especially given the absolute stranglehold on elections courtesy of Dao-Min Yen among other things, and the near compete control the Enemy has of all branches of government, the bureaucracy, the media, schools and an alarmingly large swathe of the private sector.
Well, you take the most flak when you're directly over the target. And in digging his heels in and doubling down on defending the law Brian Kemp is acting merely out of political expediency, then so be it. To paraphrase Milton Friedman, this is a prime example of an absolutely wrong person profiting politically (TBD) by doing the right thing. As I alluded earlier, the Orwellian, insane position that somehow requiring someone to have a valid ID to prove who they are when casting a vote is the moral and legal equivalent of lynching Emmet Till does not and cannot hold water in this or any other universe, despite the volume in both decibels and phlegm being spewed in all directions from the usual suspects.
Dao-Min Yen, Mail-In Voting and the imminent legalized election-rigging of the "For the People" Act (sound of Sefton retching), how is it that on one day every two years, asking someone to show an ID is racist and disenfranchising? Do blacks and minorities not have driver's licenses, or passports, or other government-issued IDs? How are they supposed to get into most if not all buildings, take out loans, buy cigarettes and booze, certain over the counter and most prescription medicines, gain admittance to bars and nightclubs or even... get on an airplane?
I'd like to think Delta CEO Ed Bastian is merely doing this to avoid having to put out the mostly peaceful flames on the backs of his wife and kids courtesy of the mostly peaceful Armed Militant Wing of the Democrat Party, Black Lives Matter/Antifa. If on the other hand he is below a certain age and a product of the American higher education system that is alarming. Either way, we as a nation - now in name only - are well and truly screwed.
And speaking of Democrats, Atlanta and Nazis, Coca-Cola has also jumped on the woke bandwagon in declaring something completely rational and reasonable to be racist and evil. Too bad as they try to burn the negative and every copy of Gone With the Wind and erase history, they seemed to have missed this little nugget from the Wayback Machine:
Tyranny -- It's the real thing.
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- "If Coke remains so intent on "cancelling" white Americans for the problems it sees in America's history, then Americans should cancel Coke for the problems it overlooked in Nazi Germany's." Maybe Coke Should Be Cancelled for Its Nazi Past
- David Horowitz: The Enemy Within reveals how a totalitarian movement is destroying America." Why I Wrote This Book
- Lloyd Billingsley: "Hope springs eternal." Lessons From a Journalist's First Encounter with Totalitarianism
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