Year End Letter Show

We are running out of road for 2020 and it is fair to assume that most people will be happy to close the books on a very bad year. The thing is though, it is not unrealistic to think that maybe we will one day soon look back on 2020 with fondness. There are a lot of very dark clouds on the horizon. The collection of buffoons The Pretender is assembling promises more mayhem in 2021. He has avoided nominating a tranny, but otherwise it is a list of time serving party hacks.

No one discusses it, but there are some very bad things happening in the economy and with more Covid restrictions this winter, next year could be grim. The masters of the universe are forging ahead with their plans to build back better, but that mostly means the rest of us get poorer. Roughly half of small business is described as in crisis, meaning close to failure. Throw in the mandatory vaccines, the new tracking efforts and 2021 could turn out to be a lot worse than 2020.

There’s also the Trump factor. The man who went to Washington and broke a lot of things is now headed back to regular life to break a lot of things. It is unlikely that he stays quiet in retirement, which means he will be looking for an audience. All of those people who have been rallying against the election fraud will probably be his first target once he is out of office. Trump loved doing rallies, so we can expect the MAGA rally to be a feature of 2021, whether we like it or not.

It is also clear that The Pretender will be faced with a revolt from the Left, as the army of the woke is already making trouble. Ocasio-Cortez smells blood, looking at the collection of geezers leading her party. Our side jokes about them putting a pillow of Biden’s face after the inauguration, but the Left expects it to happen. They were promised a colored revolution and they are not getting it. Putting that genie back in the bottle may not be as easy as the Democrats assumed.

The point is that we are about to turn the page on the craziest year anyone can remember, but the next page could be even worse. It is sure to be different, now that Trump has been removed from office. The people in charge assume it will get back to normal, but that is not happening. Joe Biden may have no trouble forgetting 2020 and the Trump era, but the rest of us will not forget. It will inform our actions and that means it will cast a shadow over the next chapter of decline.

This week I have the usual variety of items in the now standard format. Spreaker has the full show. I am up on Google Play now, so the Android commies can take me along when out disrespecting the country. I am on iTunes, which means the Apple Nazis can listen to me on their Hitler phones. The anarchists can catch me on iHeart Radio. I am now on Deezer, for our European haters and Stitcher for the weirdos. YouTube also has the full podcast. Of course, there is a download link below.


For sites like this to exist, it requires people like you chipping in a few bucks a month to keep the lights on and the people fed. It turns out that you can’t live on clicks and compliments. Five bucks a month is not a lot to ask. If you don’t want to commit to a subscription, make a one time donation. Or, you can send money to: Z Media LLC P.O. Box 432 Cockeysville, MD 21030-0432. You can also use PayPal to send a few bucks, rather than have that latte at Starbucks. Thank you for your support!


Promotions: The good folks at Alaska Chaga are offering a ten percent discount to readers of this site. You just click on the this link and they take care of the rest. About a year ago they sent me some of their stuff. Up until that point, I had never heard of chaga, but I gave a try and it is very good. It is like a tea, but it has a milder flavor. It’s hot here in Lagos, so I’ve been drinking it cold. It is a great summer beverage.

Minter & Richter Designs makes high-quality, hand-made by one guy in Boston, titanium wedding rings for men and women and they are now offering readers a fifteen percent discount on purchases if you use this link.   If you are headed to Boston, they are also offering my readers 20% off their 5-star rated Airbnb.  Just email them directly to book at sales@minterandrichterdesigns.com.


This Week’s Show

Contents

  • 00:00: Opening
  • 05:00 Me Talking A lot
  • 57:00: Closing

Direct DownloadThe iTunesGoogle PlayiHeart Radio, RSS Feed, Amazon

Full Show On Spreaker

Full Show On YouTube

159 thoughts on “Year End Letter Show

  1. 2020 was strange, and horrible. Its a valley of tears, however… god bless z, and all his intelligent fans! Fruitful advent! Gueranger says to contemplate our lord in his weakness, before he returns in power and fear.

    • To “build back” they first must destroy. Alas, their capacity for destruction is much greater than their ability to build anything, let alone build it better.

    • Yes, 2021 may indeed make this year look like Europe 1913. With their power firmly consolidated the last four years, I’m afraid 21 will be the year the FAGAT Five as I disaffectionally call them (Facebook, Apple, Google, Amazon, Twitter), begin to flex that power. Call it the Year (Decade?) of the Oligarchs.
  2. By all means opt for the ‘three tiers’ of zerohedge. Here in The Isles we’re well versed with tiers already. The window cleaner says that our illustrious leaders are considering a fourth tier. We can’t get enough.

      • Mr W. Cleaner, who I consider a valuable primary source, told me that certain pubs in ‘lower tier’ areas were being flooded by ‘the infected’ from ‘higher tier’ zones. Says he, of one pub near him:

        The guv’nor, I know ‘im, told me it was packed. People was phonin’ ‘im up and askin’ what tier ‘e’s in. Comin’ in from miles away…

        Good old England. Bless her and her BadWhite seed.

      • That is because the politicians know that businesses will all start putting up signs and staying in adverts (commercials) something along these lines:
        ‘No vaccination proof,no entry,no job,no service’. The Elite(s) are determined to sheep dip us and they are sly enough to let business do their dirty work and take any heat off them from the public.

        • Sheep dip…that’s a term I haven’t heard in a long time, let alone used in its original context. Spy novels your forte (because they’re mine!) or actual work in the security services?
          (edit) And I only ask for own edification because I like espionage junk and you’d be surprised who you meet IRL in this thing.

        • ‘No vaccination proof,no entry,no job,no service’.

          Just like how in America, we technically still have free speech. For the most part, there are no laws prohibiting you from expressing a heretical opinion. Sure, you’ll be unemployable, bankrupted, deplatformed, harassed, and possibly subjected to physical violence but go ahead and say whatever you want.

        • Here in Ohio, we’re seeing the reinvention of the speakeasy — unlicensed after hours bars. Except this time what is being criminalized isn’t the alcohol, it’s the freedom of assembly.

          I am starting to have warm, fuzzy feelings about Al Capone: gangster or freedom fighter?

      • I believe that is simply a signal to the corporations that they will have free reign to impose any vax restrictions they choose.

        • Instead of back alley abortionists, we’ll have back alley vaccination paper forgers.

          I figure I should start looking around word-of-mouth to see if I can find a doctor willing to squirt the vaccine into the sink when nobody’s looking for a reasonable cash gratuity.

          • I figure I should start looking around word-of-mouth to see if I can find a doctor willing to squirt the vaccine into the sink when nobody’s looking for a reasonable cash gratuity.

            In our new multi-culti heaven, you can rest assured knowing that Dr Gupta, Dr Chatterjee, Dr Ramirez or Dr Okigbo will gladly oblige.

            One of the consequences of heavy 3rd world diversification will be corruption. This corruption can definitely be used to our advantage.

  3. I don’t watch cable news except where I can’t help it, like at the airport. Yesterday I was at the gym and saw one of Trump’s cabinet picks was the possum-faced catamite Pete Bootygig. Looking into this kid’s background is very strange. From what I can tell he held a “rank equivalent to” title in the military. This is what happens when, say, someone is old but they are valuable enough to the military that they get a commission even though they’re not fit to be a soldier (say, an ageing surgeon or something like that). His enlisted record brief… Read more »

    • Remember when 4 or five Democratic Presidental hopefuls pulled out of the race within 48 hours? Either Pete B or A Yang came out and said they were offered cabinet positions with Biden if they withdrew?

      Everyone gasped because you just don’t say that out loud!
      That’s all this is. It’s just political payback machine politics.

      • Peter Strzok looks like a Pete Buttplug in 20 years with the kind of face and nostril flare and soulless eyes AnonymousConservative used to write about

  4. Re: the constant MAGA rallies, I can’t imagine Trump walking around as a free man in 2021. Jan 7 he’s arrested for treason; by Feb 7 he finds out firsthand what really happened to Epstein. The Great Steal revealed what we all instinctively knew: the Left can do whatever the f*ck they want. I do not anticipate them holding back much.

    • Trump is too valuable alive to be killed. He is also more valuable free but in a lot of never ending legal trouble, than in jail. The show must go on.

      • Making Trump a martyr is the best thing for our side. A rational elite would just find a modern way to exile him, but we do not have a rational elite.

      • As long as he claims being a Republican and working within the system, he’s a valuable lightning rod. But if he goes Huey Long and starts threatening a third-party run, which would be very popular, then the assassin’s gun will appear.

        • I think y’all are guilty of the same thing I’m guilty of: Underestimating just how much they really, truly, viscerally loathe the man. At some point, all of us have asked “What’s the big hurry? The Left could get everything they want, with no muss or fuss, if they just pretended to not be completely insane for a few more years.” But they don’t, because a) they ARE completely insane, and b) they really, truly, viscerally hate us. They can’t have Trump around to remind them of our continued existence, so they won’t.

          • I don’t know. The American Left moves on from enemies quickly. The arc is they the warn about the bogeyman. Then they rally to fight the bogeyman, followed by fighting and defeating the bogeyman. Then they condemn the bogeyman to eternal silence. They forgot their hatred of Bush hours after Black Jesus arrived on the scene.

            I will not shocked if Trump finds himself completely ignored. They ban his Twitter, Fox is told to black list him. That will be his damnation.

          • Attempting to silence Trump by ignoring him will unleash the beast of Trump News Network.

          • I feel it’s too early to tell on this and several other items.

            There are signs that China Joe may impose harsher lockdowns.

            There are also signs he may say, “it’s just the flu, bro,” so everyone can go back to grillin’ and chillin’ while the most epic looting operations are commenced.

          • If the Left allows Trump to slink away into retirement, I think that confirms it’s all just kayfabe.

          • I think you are missing the larger point and most important. They truly loathe and hate us.
            No matter what, Trump is super rich and connected. He will be fine. It’s all of us that are screwed.

          • I think that Z is right and you’re right.

            The Dems will attempt to banish him, but Trump and his sons will build a new America First media empire.

            What that means for us is difficult to know. Trump is still a CivNat at heart.

          • Sun news in canada already tried this a decade ago. They were basically a fox news spin off. The CRTC just screwed them and refused to let them be on basic cable packages. Eventually they closed because they couldn’t make a profit.

            Ezra levant then started rebel news, but even that seems at risk since youtube could ban him at any time.

          • Unless things start going really awry. They’ll need Trump to lay blame off for…fill in the blank_______

          • What can they do?
            capabilities.
            What must they do?
            What can’t they do?
            Those are constraints.

            However the Dems lack positive administrative control, and also don’t know limits- this is a problem with the insane, and being in coalition with the insane.

          • Trump is both predictable and unpredictable. The globalists predictive programming makes it easy for him to counter their plans.

    • Are you unfamiliar with WWF? Trump is the caped hero geting stiffed by the guy with the fold up chair and the ref does nothing. He is part of the show and nothing is going to happen to him. He is there to delegitimize the presidency for a transition to some parliamentary system with a Governor’s council as a supplementary power structure The Globohomo love committees. Instant reduction of 1 branch of possible independent elected power. Job done. Trump retires off stage. It will take about 2 weeks for Trump to be memory holed by the coordinated news and the… Read more »

    • They won’t kill Trump for the same reason a sadistic little kid doesn’t kill the fly once he’s pulled the wings off. The fun’s just beginning. Now comes “magnifying glass in the sun” time. It’s too much work to just go around tormenting every normal white person in America one by one, so Trump works as a whipping boy for all our sins.

    • No. Whatever happens the Left can’t stop, the dems can’t stop if they want to.

      Only we it seems remain a constant- inert, if bitchy.
      If that doesn’t change we’ll be silently inert, then in the dirt.
      At room temperature.

      • If that doesn’t change we’ll be silently inert, then in the dirt.” Didn’t you used to write speeches for Johnny Cochran and Jesse Jackson?

  5. “The point is that we are about to turn the page on the craziest year anyone can remember, but the next page could be even worse.”

    I’ve seen what happens when gasoline is put on a fire. Inferno dead ahead – constant bearing, decreasing range.

  6. I was going to add my two cents about Richard Spencer, then suddenly couldn’t muster any enthusiasm for a thoughtful comment. He’s pretty much in the rear view mirror now, so why bother?

  7. The impatient Dems stupidly pushed forward the political dominance that was coming their way four years from now, but regardless, it has arrived. Now, the next phase begins.

    Establishment Dems (Jews and White Puritans) who control the money and the organization will battle with the POC and Bernie Bro Leftists/Racialists who control a lot of votes and their side’s moral high ground.

    Heritage Whites will slowly realize that they have no place in the new system, indeed, that they will be severely discriminated against. They will need to decide whether to live under that system, leave or fight back.

    • I’ve had success with longtime Democrats pointing out that their party no longer gives a shit about the working man, labor unions, or even the environment, (because of mass immigration) and are now all about race, all the time. Not that those Dems are about to cross the river to our side, but they typically have a blank look and are unable to refute what I say. It’s a start.

      • White Dems will be an interesting group going forward. The older ones will just ride it out by hiding – both physically and mentally. But the other White Dems won’t have that luxury. So, who are the non-old White Dems? I haven’t studied that, but here’s my guess as to who they are and their situation: Karens (and their cuck Kens) Currently, they’re safe in their White suburbs. They also get their marching orders from the media (what they consider to be society’s mores and Karen are biologically built to stay in good with society). And, of course, they love… Read more »

    • I remember the show Electric Company, or even Sesame Street on PBC

      alwasy Puerto Ricans on it and poc. Government programming was pretty much saying “the only place for you people is with the government.”

      and that’s what’s happened. They flooded into it. I never saw those shows as catering to me or involving me. And now that’s what happened with me and the government.

      • Never thought of it, but that’s true. Growing up in a (then) mostly white city, Sesame Street and The Electric Company had an urbanity to them that seemed foreign to me.

          • Even telenovelas on Telemundo are more relatable than 99% of the garbage on American channels

          • Early Nickelodeon bears no resemblance to what it is today. I still have VHS tapes from the mid-80s of Nickelodeon broadcasting documentaries on trains, U2 Live at Red Rocks, etc.

            What did they have on from Canada? DeGrassi? Mr. Dressup? The New Zoo Revue?

    • Professional managerial, heritage whites around Toronto loved to buy mcmansions out in the country on large lots. Many of these lots are no longer in the country; the never ending dense suburban construction continues, to house never ending quantities of brown imports. Many of these areas are just getting paved right around.

      I keep hoping that they’ll wake up but wealthy heritage whites have a mental block when it comes to self preservation.

      • Check out my response above. This group, which I call the “Karens and their cuck Kens”, will be the last group of Whites to wake up – outside, of course, single White women and gays who are hopeless.

        They will mentally resist waking up until the brown horde literally shows up at their door.

    • Live under it as we simultaneously fight back. In the short term the war will be fought with spanner wrenches into reduction gears. Meanwhile, sharpen up the skills and tools, because the enemy is using 21st century siege warfare; e.g. if you don’t bow and receive the holy vaccination, you don’t get to travel and shop. I’ve been reading this comment section for a long time – all the advice and counsel has been given … now it’s Action-Stations.

  8. I’m seeing indications that Justice John Roberts has been targeted for a takedown. He seems to have never met a piece of bait he didn’t like.

    • Lin Wood’s tweet on Roberts was pretty incredible.

      It’s hard to imagine a lawyer that’s been around that long would open himself to a defamation lawsuit, but these are strange days.

      • Roberts is a major public figure. Defamation suits aren’t technically impossible for someone like him, but they’re the next thing to it.

      • Lin is in his face, baiting and gloating. Can’t help but wonder what Amy Coney “assassin eyes” Barrett is up to these days.

  9. Life outside of the day-to-day doesn’t seem real anymore. Q said we’re watching a movie, and I said to myself, yeah, we know it’s political theatre. Now I’m not sure. Hell, maybe the world is flat after all!

    As far as politics, looks to me Trump is set to play the White Russian and lead the populist revolt into irrelevance. People will wise up eventually, and there will be a larger and more successful revolt when they decouple the movement from him or build a new one from the wreckage. Find joy where you can for the time being.

    • When I was a kid I used to get deja vu often. I’d call them bouts, as they were strong enough to be physically uncomfortable, often stopping me in my tracks. I couldn’t articulate the feeling so it took a long time before I knew that it was normal and not some problem in my head. As I walk among the sheeple here I often have a similar bout. Not quite deja vu but more like lapsing into a surreal fog. Masks and distance and people carrying on as if normal but also as if the thin ice underfoot will… Read more »

      • When I was a kid I used have bouts where, if the environment was just a certain way, I’d be instantly brought back to a place I’d been before. One time I was walking the dogs through the forest and the smells, light, mood was right..I was reliving a memory of hunting in the northern Arizona backcountry with my father. In fact, I recall turning around looking for the old man. These bouts are infrequent and years apart, and only last a few seconds, but they’re powerful. The last time was last spring I finally finished a Cologno road bike… Read more »

        • Thats real nice. I have a handful of those as well. Mostly tied to smell. Scent is wired close to memory and emotion in the brain so that proximity can cut a quick path thru the fog of time to those precious nuggets. Even bad/odd smells. For me a certain cheap cigarette smell teleports me to a fond memory in France, while the scent of damp earth and overripe apples takes me to a fond memory of my dad and I grinding apples by hand in an old cider press to make cider. I found a litter of kittens in… Read more »

  10. Great show, Z. Merry Christmas to you and all the other dissidents as well.
    I am waiting eagerly for the wanks to do their usual Black Christmas Carols and specials and it seems they are holding back this year for some reason.

    • Very cute. However I don’t recommend scrolling past the replies on the first link to the list of “more tweets” Twatter thinks we all need to see – bunch of moronic inanity written by a Joe Bidenmytime flunkie followed by more feather preening by the likes of stand-up guy Eric Swalwell and uberbigmouth Bradley “I played a party hack on tv so I feel qualified to lecture the dirt people” Whitman. A more insufferable lot is hard to imagine.

      • Someday, grant us our own groundhog moment…!

        Update:

        Anybody else notice the Z-playlist?

        • Opening
        • Me Talking A lot
        • Closing

        LOL

  11. Sharp take on the HBD eminence grises but don’t discount the fear of their own mortality. As the first wave Boomers start to face their ends, look for more abandonment of reason even by people on our side. As for post-presidency Trump, this will reveal the massive divisions in the Left, which we only see from time to time. The corporate folks and their public servants know the nation is a powderkeg and will try to just memoryhole him. The activist Left will demand blood. We know which side will prevail, at least short-term, but the latter will turn their… Read more »

    • Right, I thought Sailer’s reaction was fairly obviously a concern about his own health since he has had cancer and lives in the L.A. metro area. When he wrote a column earlier this month essentially mocking concerns about the vaccine I wrote a comment pointing out what was mentioned here, that nearly everything on Unz, including what Ron Unz writes himself is arguing that the government constantly lies to us and is untrustworthy. Yet Unz and Sailer agree that the Covid is a grave crisis and it is crazy to be concerned about taking the hastily produced vaccine. From what… Read more »

        • They have not changed their position on the government being trustworthy in any other area, just Covid lockdowns and the vaccine. Unz believes Covid was a CIA bioweapon attack against China that blew up in their faces. He is almost like the Mel Gibson character from the mid 90s Conspiracy Theory movie, only with money and functional skills.

  12. >The masters of the universe are forging ahead with their plans to build back better, but that mostly means the rest of us get poorer.

    Those who lost their jobs due to covid got poorer but investors such as myself and others got richer. Similar to in 2008-2009 Wall St. is always the first to recover. It is just the lopsided/uneven system we have. 2021 will re a replay of 2020 with more covid restrictions and the finance, tech, and political élite continuing to pull ahead and away from everyone else.

      • It takes a long time to build up paper wealth and it can be destroyed in a single day, hours even.
        That’s the thing. When it’s working, everything looks great on paper. The only people who saw 2008 coming were people who had been predicting it ‘any day now’ since the 70s. Is there anyone anywhere who really and truly believes the real economy is 4 times the size it was in 2009? From a low in March 2009 of 6,469.95 on March 6, 2009, to 30k today.

    • There is probably going to be an unprecedented shake-out on Wall street some time in the next 10-20 years. It is difficult to see how the US economy can survive the economic headwinds facing us. Maybe they can unwind the gigantic bubbles and can deal with financing the HC costs and then losing the Boomers all while fending off China and losing the reserve currency status, but I have my doubts. Maybe they can keep the printing presses going to finance the empire indefinitely while the real economy continues the secular decline, but it is probably wishful thinking. The collective… Read more »

    • And that will continue (it might even be the point) as long as money printer go brrr and the NY Fed’s trading desk continues to buy domestic securities at the rate of $billions per week. Sadly ‘Line Go Up’ rarely represents an increase in value these days.

  13. The HBD observation and analysis is interesting. That was, for many years, my professional academic field (evolutionary psychology) – and I too have been surprised and dismayed by (eg) Sailer and Cochran falling so hard for the scam (Taleb… not so surprised). My explanation is that these are *testing* times – Litmus Tests as I term them – and we get one after another test, coming thick and fast, raising the stakes; but if you fail one (which entails trusting the good intentions of the Global Establishment), then you start failing them all from then onwards. That’s what I think… Read more »

  14. I hope you will keep the YT channel. At 11:10am(Eastern) the video already has 277 views. Can’t imagine it’s been up more than an hour or so. I always watch on YT while keeping the blog open in another tab to follow the links.

    • Heh. One of the replies was from an actor called Kevin Sorbo. I remembered him from his role in some half-arsed Hercules TV series. He seems to be highly skeptical about the vaccine and the lack of dead bodies piling up everywhere.

      • Sorbo is a Christian in a stable marriage with three kids that supports Trump.

        By all accounts he is one of the few good guys in Hollyweird.

  15. Dear Zman,

    Can you either stop pounding on your desk, or isolate your microphone from your desk? I don’t mean to sound ungrateful, but the thump noise it generates is intensely irritating to me, and for whatever reason, the issue seems to be increasingly frequent in recent episodes.

    • Yeah, I think that’s the irony of Trump. There’s nothing past Trump except the unthinkable. But we were always saying that in days to come, Trump will be seen as a moderate. That’s still true.

    • It is a complete mystery as to why the Establishment went this route. The True Believers are batshit crazy, so it is easy to get them. But all the Ruling Class had to do was flatter Trump and throw him a few bones and they could have co-opted him. As it is, they have made more internal enemies than even the last Czar and French king managed to produce. As an aside, this election turned out as I thought and hoped–a pretty obvious Trump win denied by off-the-charts cheating. It is absolutely the best thing that could have happened from… Read more »

      • Trump was a mortal threat to the China trade. We give them our resources and food at cut rate prices, they give us products at cut rate prices made by slave labor. Trump threatened that and the elite rake-off so he had to go.

      • He rubbed their noses in it. And he appealed to the Deplorables. There was no way they were going to let him get away with that.

  16. Good time to form small bands, trade groups that might discuss “current events” or boxing, driving clubs same method. It is many small groups of men we need, no less…and any more needed follows.

    • I’m thinking about opening a private club. Looking into it with a few guys and seeing how the laws work and what we can and can’t get away with. May not happen but something I have been thinking about for some time. I know I’d join one if it existed, and I’m sure demand will be strong. Plus can have live music acts, food, etc. Could be a blast

  17. We listen on youtube every Friday morning (I’m off work) on our smartTV. But we could listen on other platforms if you leave youtube -it’s mostly convenience.

    • For the first time in my life, I didn’t even know the World Series was on TV, let alone watch it. I used to really enjoy watching baseball–even listening on the radio. I don’t hate it, but I’ve lost interest.

  18. The Uniparty could not have done much more to get rid of Trump. Well, it’s their world now. I’m glad that at least, they’ll have to live in it. Who knows, maybe we’ll start seeing some serious lefty purges.

    As for Trump, I’m concerned they’ll arrest him and implement the Epstein Solution. I think he needs a break and should probably go abroad for a while. Someplace where a drone strike would be impossible or just so outrageous as to be off the table.

  19. Yikes. Hoo boy.

    https://mobile.twitter.com/TravelLightP1/status/1338967471131389955

    No virus was ever purified, not one intact virion was ever isolated. The alleged viral genome is a computer model. The alleged virus does not cause CPE in human cells. There is no virus. There is no disease. Robt Koch MD

    Then prove it’s been purified, prove it’s infectious in humans, prove the ‘nurses’ who died caught it and died from it. The elderly were abandoned in care homes, had their medical treatment withdrawn, family contact banned and DNRs slipped under their pillows 

    • My thinking is, this is H*l*caust-level horsesh*t.

      I asked the CEO of Pfizer, but he was busy lighting his menorah.

      Update: Proof!

      On Fox- “This has been a very Dark year, but this is the last night of Hanukkah, and Hanukkah symbolizes the coming of light to darkness” Spin it well, spellcasters.

    • I’m not particularly religious, but I am hopeful this is a good sign.

      2020 has certainly felt like Hell is empty and the devils are all here.

  20. What can you say about this? The NYT published an article several days ago that addressed who should get the “vaccine” first. Here’s what a professor of medical ethics at Penn thinks, “Older populations are whiter. Society is structured in a way that enables them to live longer. Instead of giving additional health benefits to those who already had more of them, we can start to level the playing field a bit.” An infectious disease professor at Harvard doesn’t think teachers should be considered essential workers because, “Teachers have middle-class salaries, are very often white, and they have college degrees, Of course… Read more »

    • Now that the “good guys” are back in power, I see Portland “Chaz” V 2.0 and “Chaz” 3.0 have not been allowed to stand.

      Still a craphole though.

      “The GOP must be destroyed”.

  21. Trump is going to jail fairly soon. It would not surprise me to see him arrested and jailed in March. The FT had a big article on jailing Trump, Eric Holder and other Obama hold-overs are pushing for it. Biden is weak and old and does whatever the last person talking to him suggests. Ivanka too is going to jail. And its for emotional reasons. Holder, and the rest are just outraged by a White male President not cringing and assuming the fetal position whenever they start ranting. Worse he encourages Deplorables. Of course he and Ivanka will be Epsteined.… Read more »

    • Vaccine: Just Say No
      My Body, My Choice

      Agree with Whiskey.
      They shot one, and had their media hounds run another out of town.

      Not to mention warning shots at both Ford and Reagan- well, one that missed being fatal.

  22. Regarding the Fuentes question, it amazes people can think he’s a civic nationalist. You can watch ten minutes of his show and see that’s not the case.

  23. I’m continually impressed at how slow Cotto is in uploading the Z interviews. He spares no efforts in his mighty lethargy.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *