Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Jan 15, 1943, construction of the Pentagon was completed in the area of Virginia formerly known as Hell's Bottom. The size of the complex led to many jokes such as the one about a Western Union messenger boy who got lost and then emerged weeks later as a lieutenant colonel.


My aunt's Pentagon office was impacted by a large object of unknown origin on 9/11. The day before her husband (super-spook linguist & archeologist) who also worked at the Pentagon said we are going to take tomorrow off and spend a day out in the countryside. Needless to say they both got to live another day and later retire in the wealthiest county in America with super whopper pensions. They never talk about that day, which I guess was part of the payout deal. Meh, probably not, but who knows.


Jan 15, 1974: HAPPY DAYS premiered on ABC. First episode "All the Way," was co-written by Rob Reiner, starring Ron Howard, Tom Bosley, Marion Ross, Erin Moran, Henry Winkler, Donny Most. The show ran 11 seasons till 1984. Never missed a re-run after school. LOL.



Anson Williams and Ron Howard read a paperback edition of Mickey Spillane's I, THE JURY that was published well after the decade of 1950s.


Laurence Paul Fox (born 26 May 1978) is an English actor, broadcaster, musician, and political activist. A member of the British entertainment industry's Fox family. He is the founder of right-wing populist political party "Reclaim" in 2020.



I don't know if he created the image (at left), but he did publish/promote it back in 2022.

The police, whether they know it or not, are protecting paedophiles

The Pink Swastika: Homosexuality in the Nazi Party is a 1995 pseudohistorical book by Scott Lively [American activist with Oregon Citizens Alliance (loosely affiliated with the Christian Coalition of America), author, and attorney] and Kevin Abrams [Orthodox Jew]. Drawing on Samuel Igra's 1945 book Germany's National Vice, Lively and Abrams argue that the crimes committed by homosexuals in the Nazi Party exceed the persecution of homosexuals in Nazi Germany and that homosexuality contributed to the extreme militarism of Nazi Germany. They contend that only feminine homosexuals were persecuted by the Nazis, while "butch" homosexuals formed the leadership cadre of the Nazi party. Historian Andrew Wackerfuss criticized the book for lack of accuracy and "outright homophobic charges". The claim advanced by Igra, Lively, and Abrams that homosexuals were responsible for Nazi atrocities is rejected by most historians.

The book was published after Measure 9, an unsuccessful Oregon ballot measure to repeal gay rights.

In 2017, the authors released the fifth edition, published by Veritas Aeterna Press. They state that their motivation for writing the book is to respond to the "myth of the 'pink triangle'" and the "gay political agenda".

In his book Stormtrooper Families about homosexuality in the Sturmabteilung, American historian Andrew Wackerfuss described the authors as "a pair of anti-gay political activists" who "tried to rebrand the brown shirt as a pink swastika". He situates the book within 1990's culture wars in the United States and noted that Lively's allegations of "gay fascism" have gained "wide popularity on the American right" as well as in Russia and Uganda.

Wackerfuss considers that there are "numerous and persuasive criticisms of [Lively and Abrams'] misuse of the historical method". He criticized The Pink Swastika's "outright homophobic charges" and recommended The Annotated Pink Swastika (an internet publication of the Citizens Allied for Civic Action) as "a useful guide to the errors and inaccuracies ... the text is deconstructed page by page to reveal its many flaws". German historian Martin Göllnitz called the book's argument "completely untenable" because it relies on fabrications like the claim that Röhm's SA was the product of the Weimar homosexual movement.

Lively said that the book "indirectly forc[ed] the 'gays' to abandon the pink triangle as the primary symbol of their movement" and replace it with the rainbow flag. In fact, the rainbow flag has been in use since 1978. The book has been promoted by some conservative Christian groups and conversion therapy advocates.

The Pink Swastika

That is some wild wacky mind-bending stuff! It's reminiscent of the conservative Christian coalition groups/evangelical's during the satanic panic 1980s.




Davos-Fox club: "Listen up sheeple, We don't want you flying anywhere, at any time, ever."



Fox News



Wow, the replies are brutal.
https://twitter.com/Culture_Crit/status/...3701813557



Off-Guardian


In a properly functioning nation, this would be impossible...


Chicom Billionaire buys 200K Acres Oregon Forest land

It is very scenic landscape out there just west of Bend, Oregon.


Ranchland Company

Let's face it, We are saturated with Chicom billionaires, Techno apotheosis nerd billionaires, Russian oligarchs, and European aristocrats. We need a president who knows how to do some serious house cleaning.