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"Science denialist" -Chelsea Clinton. retweets = hard agree. indifferent to the suffering of the out-group. overcoming leftism is the challenge of our age.
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Mar 29 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Finally, in Germany anyway, we come to learn what was pandemic.

Lockdowns and other measures were not a rational response to dangerous virus; rather, a dangerous virus was socially & culturally constructed to justify the shiny new policy toy of lockdowns and other measures. Maybe there were a few weeks in March where FlaTTenInG tHe CuRvE and related idiocy were a genuine goal. Thereafter exaggerating the curve became the order of the day, to rationalise their insane restrictions.
Mar 29 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
RKI protocols reveal pandemic managers providing "fictitiously accurate" R-values and overstating Covid risk on the explicit directions of their political overseers in the Health Ministry

eugyppius.com/p/rki-protocol… The political fallout from the RKI document release continues. At issue are 2,500 pages of agendas and minutes from the daily meetings of the "covid crisis team" between January 2020 and April 2021.

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Mar 28 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
Witchcraft has long been hobby interest of mine, I read many trial documents and much academic literature too. In general response to various replies:

1) Witch-hunting in Europe is basically unknown before 1400; it reaches an apex in 17th c. and declines rapidly thereafter. 2) The witches of these hunts are typically older widowed or single femael peasants who are first denounced by relatives or neighbours. Many of them seem to have been operating side business in divination, folk healing, etc.
Mar 14 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
In the latest victory against right-wing extremism, police officers pull a 16 year-old girl out of chemistry class and advise her to stop posting Smurf-themed AfD-friendly content to TikTok

eugyppius.com/p/in-the-lates… As I posted last month, Germany is in the midst of an unusual hysterical paroxysm over RiGhT-WiNG EXtReMisM. Cabinet ministers have announced plans to restrict the speech, travel and economic activity of those with inconvenient opinions.

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Mar 6 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Bizarre hypervaccinator from Magdeburg receives 217 Covid jabs over 29 months, finally achieves antibody levels necessary to prevent infection

eugyppius.com/p/bizarre-hype… This story is making the rounds after a case study appeared in The Lancet on Monday. Some lunatic German allegedly got himself jabbed 217 times for unclear "personal reasons." So much about the story is bizarre and doesn't make any sense.

thelancet.com/journals/lanin…
Mar 6 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
I never tire of making this point.
Climate policy is a bizarre attempt to apply regional solutions to a claimed GlOBaL PrOBlEm, with the result that we merely move this ProBlEm around, destroying national economies while emissions and fossil fuel production increase undeterred Carbon taxes and regulatory restrictions merely cause emissions-intensive industries to decamp overseas, where they can emit even more intensely. Market forces, meanwhile, ensure that regional restrictions on fossil fuel consumption are almost perfectly offset abroad.
Jan 5 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
All organisms, whether biological or political, must maintain effective borders between themselves and the external environment. The alternative is dying. Insofar as the liberal West prefers infinity migration to elementary border security, it is opting to kill itself. In 2020, contrary to many of their claims, our states proved they could in fact close the borders to stop a virus. And stopping migration would be vastly less logistically complex than housing, feeding and striving impotently to InTeGrAtE all the migrants.
Dec 28, 2023 • 36 tweets • 8 min read
After reading an incredible amount of material since Christmas, I have to come to some basic conclusions about this case:

1) The Ramseys hire lawyers in the hours after JonBenét's body is discovered, at which point all their statements become untextured and unhelpful. This why a rigid, disciplined focus on the early events before 1pm on 26 December is so helpful. You want to pay attention to what the Ramseys do and say then. Everything afterwards is publicity and only important insofar as studying changing narratives can be helpful.
Nov 19, 2023 • 25 tweets • 6 min read
The bizarre campaign to vaccinate German children against the recommendations of regulators and in the absence of all evidence
eugyppius.com/p/the-bizarre-… With much help from @Quo_vadis_BRD, I can now add considerable context to yesterday's post/thread on why German politicians were so eager to vaccinate children in 2021, and why they are lying about it now.

Oct 15, 2023 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
The very same Europe that stopped travel over a virus cannot close its borders against the global south, even as the failure to do so threatens the viability of establishment parties and the EU itself

eugyppius.com/p/the-very-sam… EU + Switzlerland + Norway are on track to meet or exceed the 2016 record of 1.23 million asylum applications in a single year. Despite mounting pressure, the EU has done nothing beyond tepid reforms to fast-track some asylum applications outside of Europe.
Sep 25, 2023 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
on the left is Markus Blume, Bavarian Science Minister; on the right is Luise Neubauer, Fridays for Future activist in German and establishment darling.

last Wednesday, they had a revealing spat about German energy policy on a state media talkshow (Maischberger): Image Blume stated the obvious, namely that Germany has become a net electricity importer since phasing out nuclear in 2023, and that a good part of the energy we’re importing is … French nuclear power, which is also the only reason we’re not facing another crisis this winter.
Sep 22, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
What would massively help this, is if schoolmarms like you would stop scolding people and let men cultivate their natural misogynistic tendencies. Your liberal social engineering bullshit is a cancer. How men are – prior to your corrective vision – is how men need to be. There must be, in regards to all things, a massively greater respect for how things fucking are, and how people already fucking act and feel, and a massively greater impatience with ideas for how education and stoopid femael scolding might change them to be some other way.
Sep 21, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
There is a whole (especially American) political discourse, which strives to relocate the causes of crime and other social problems from the racial/ethnic groups who are actually responsible for this disorder, to features of urban planning and design. Why aren't US cities more like European ones? "Well," the line goes, "we don't have enough bike lanes." What makes this discourse especially ironic, is the fact that the alleged deficiencies of American urbanism are a *response* to racial crime & disorder.
Sep 3, 2023 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Flaco is Eurasian eagle owl & birb of power who arrived at Central Park Zoo as young birbling.

He spent first 12 years of his life in cage with stupid fake rocks & token branches. Then unidentified vandals, possibly hired by Falco, opened a hole in his cage. Image Flaco was escaep through hole, and efforts over weeks by park schoolmarms and related reta@rds to recapture him failed.
Here Flaco stands near one of the many Flacotraps that did nothing to stop him. Image
Aug 31, 2023 • 15 tweets • 3 min read
You want extreme right-wing ideas? Here I give you some,which are not laughable sw@stika N@zi kitsch 80 years old.
Extreme right scepticism of equality & recognition that humans not equal, that they develop hierarchical structures in which some are better & more important. It is recognition that this is inherent, and natural. The understanding that Nature – not artificial and arbitrary SoCiAL ConStrUCtS – determine parameters of human society, whether this is acknowledge or not.
Aug 20, 2023 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
The western pandemic response was a political pathology. Any reasonable autocrat would have stopped it. And yet nobody in our diseased state systems could prevent from happening, because of the irrational, complicated, illegible mechanisms which rule us. As a metaphor for Western government, imagine that the state is a high-rise building of 80 floors. The top two floors are the formally elected, formally empowered politicians. Beneath them are 78 floors of typists, who type out directives to the distributed actors of the state.
Aug 13, 2023 • 28 tweets • 5 min read
This street in East Berlin is Hosemannstraße. Just beyond the intersection, at number 18, in an unassuming three-story apartment building, unfolded one of the most fascinating German crimes in recent memory. Image The address is on the edge of Prenzlauer Berg – what has become a fairly chic neighbourhood since reunification. But Hosemannstr. is not chic, it's rather lower middle class. Pensioners and handworkers live there, in modest rented flats.
Jul 20, 2023 • 21 tweets • 4 min read
There are, simplifying ruthlessly, three ways Covid kills people:
1) via direct virus mortality
2) via inspiring a hygiene regime that kills people independently of direct virus mortality
3) via inspiring a hygiene regime that kills people by enhancing direct virus mortality Attempts to take either the virus or the hygiene regime out of the equation lead to serious problems with the hypothesis.
Hygiene regime-promoting pandemicists can't account for the fact, for example, that lockdowns preceded mortality spikes basically everywhere.
Jul 6, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
When the prosperity goes, it's finished. It'll prove less resilient than the east bloc regimes, which thru force achieved compliance even in utter misery. The only reason anybody puts up with this flabby stupid indefensible obese buttsex rainbow bullshit, is comfort. The Green agenda in DE is right this moment on a cruise missile trajectory against its very own supporting pillar of comfort and prosperity. It's already splitting the political establishment, the first signs of political breakdown.
Jul 6, 2023 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
Thinking about Günter Parche, a short, awkward, mostly unimportant man from the DDR, born in 1958 in Thüringen, who through his sensational knife attack on live television in 1993 upset the whole world of women's tennis. He was a man of limited intelligence (IQ 80) and eccentric personality. He lived first with his grandparents, and when they died, he moved in with his aunt, in the small Thuringian village of Görsbach (picrelated).
Jul 4, 2023 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Michael Tracy and the Algerian Rioters:
A Play in Four Acts

Act I, in which, after being destroyed in his own comments for hours, he gives in to his temper & dares his critics to confront the Algerians-who-are-identical-to-the-French with their views and "see what happens" https://t.co/krZAtdQSJ7twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Act II, in which he realises he has made a devastating mistake