Schedule
- Saturday Movie Night: A comedy of the board’s choice.
- Sunday at 6 pm eastern: Law For the People w/ Viva
Closing Argument: Who Is Voting for Biden, Trump or Kennedy?
Book Recommendation: National Populism
Schedule
Closing Argument: Who Is Voting for Biden, Trump or Kennedy?
Book Recommendation: National Populism
Everyone should be able to ask whatever questions they want.
But when people say “there are no stupid questions”, they know they don’t mean it. They just want to justify the particular question they are asking.
There are indeed these stupid questions.
Everyone is within their rights to ask them.
And everyone else is within their rights to make fun of them.
Freedom of speech goes both ways.
So in response to some comments from today’s stream… Yes, there are indeed stupid questions.
People have the freedom to ask them.
And I have the freedom to remark on how stupid the question might be.
I listened to to enough of Bret’s podcast.
Much like with “nobody died at Sandy Hook”, there is a difference between valid skepticism, and entertaining fantasy and delusions.
First,: Cullen initially categorically asserted that Charlie was shot from the front at 143 yards.
Yes, you can reassess your position as new information comes in. But if you come to conclusions too quickly, and continually need to revise those statements, something is off in your process.
Second: this armed drone hypothesis is not science. It is fantasy that requires suspending disbelief.
Now, the “hypothesis” is that the shot came from a military drone at 330 yards, at a 10° angle.
In order to make that square peg fit in the circle, the rifle now needs to be suppressed.
At 330 yards and a 10° angle, the drone would be at roughly 170 feet.
At 330 yards from where Charlie was shot, it’s buildings, presumably reasonable traffic at lunchtime on a school day.
Did anyone report hearing a gunshot from the science building?...
I did a quick hit on Richard Syrette yesterday. Gotta keep Canadians apprised of the U.S. madness.
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“Animal communication is like any other form of telepathic, intuitive conversation. The thoughts and feelings of people and animals carry energetic signatures, communicated through very primal, nonverbal channels.” Elizabeth Eiler.
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"I never paint dreams or nightmares. I paint my own reality”. Frida Kahlo.
Mario Nawfal Brandon Weichert Interview
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"Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself.” Rumi.