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Closing Argument: Who Is Voting for Biden, Trump or Kennedy?
Book Recommendation: National Populism
Piecing it all together now, it seems that Kash Patel was recording live with Joe Rogan when the Elon Musk tweet broke. And Rogan interrupted the live recording of the podcast to break the news.
While coincidentally, JD Vance was live, recording a podcast with Theo Von when the Elon Musk tweet broke. And Theo interrupted the live recording of the podcast to break the news.
That’s one heck of a coincidence.
I’m not saying it was for the chest, but if it were, how much different would it have been played?
I did a quick hit on Richard Syrette yesterday. Gotta keep Canadians apprised of the U.S. madness.
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Excellent thread and analysis
https://x.com/hahazony/status/1934068193766609347
Full thread: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1934068193766609347.html#google_vignette
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Art of the Day: Rose Window, Notre Dame. The stunning stained glass of the great old church astounds up close as much as it amazes from a distance. A bucket list item of mine checked off a decade ago when I attended the midnight mass at Christmas at Notre Dame, the most literary legendary church in the western world, sitting over an ancient site of religious recognition and spiritual invocation before Catholicism even set its first cornerstone on this little island in the Seine, with its underground waterways eminating up through to its recipients of the comforting waves above. The brilliance of the masons that molded the glass with copper and sapphire, forging this remarkable window into their own artistic minds where God meets man and expresses itself over the centuries for us all to bewilder and bewonder its symmetry of shape, colorful expression, and remaking of a physical glass into a rose resembling petal, whispering at the cycle of life and a quick glimpse into God’s soul as well as that of nature and of our own.
Book Recommendation: Revolt of the Elites by Christopher Lasch. He forecast it all a quarter-century ago -- a new globalist aristocracy distant from national identity, common culture, and worker-led economics that threatened our collective futures.
Wisdom of the Day: “The prospect of domination of the nation's scholars by Federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever present and is gravely to be regarded. Yet, in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, as we should, we must also be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite.” President Eisenhower.
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Art of the Day: Grace Schara. Only twice in my legal career have I ever cried in court. The opening statement during Grace Schara trial was one of them. This photo symbolizes the light of life she brought to her family and friends. She learned the violin to play for her sister’s wedding. She found joy in the everyday aspects of life. A cherubic, child-like celebration of life itself. Born with down syndrome, those that knew her called it the love chromosome. She overcame everything except the callousness of a cruel medical system. A hospital consumed by avarice and arrogance in Covid-mania stole her from all who lived her. Let justice come soon in Appleton, Wisconsin.
Book Recommendation: The Managerial Class on Trial. A former book club review, with an excellent description of the problems of the professional class in power. Just ignore the deficient parts of the book suffering from the Monarchist school of anarchy.
Wisdom of the Day: “This emergent managerial class with their already hallmark bureaucratic paternalism and aspiring social engineering relied upon their ventriloquist verbal dexterity to appear to invest power in another” as they monopolized power to themselves. Michael McConkey, Managerial Class on Trial.
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Art of the Day: Venice wallpaper. The integration of art into your daily living space, much as Frank Lloyd Wright employed with his architecture, provides a continuous, contemporary mental escape and pleasant enveloping environment and aesthetic to work within and under the umbrella of expressive joy, as this art turned wallpaper of my favorite city in the world into your own home. For me, Venice is my Atlantis, and always wondrous to remember within your own home.
Book Recommendation: The New Economics. While a leftist at heart, the insights into the modern monetary system offered by dissident economist Steve Keen warrants further inquiry and introspection for public debt hawks and neo-classical economists.
Wisdom of the Day: “I am so disappointed in The Federalist Society because of the bad advice they gave me on numerous Judicial Nominations. This is something that cannot be forgiven.” President Donald Trump.
