typical quote: “The situation has become so bad that residents are being forced to drink salty tap water and workers are drilling wells in the center of the capital to reach the water … “
So, 81 percent of DimWit Democrats and 53 percent of Battered Republicans today support more illegal weapons and murder systems sent to Ukraine, and this is what the face of the ugly American is, so never just blame the government and call the people “cool” but the government isn’t. America isn’t cool, just ugly.
Is it a matter of bombardment on media, limited scope of thinking, the poor colleges and universities, the childish K12 system, the Marvel Comics and Holly-Dirt indoctrination, the mush mush media madness, the consumer culture culling humanity, a culture or society with no culture looking for pimps and johns and hookers, the DNA of this unexceptional exceptional Empire?
So-so much depends on the pseudo event, the rubber necking populus, the NASCAR summers and the Fuckerberg and Musty Musk MMA bullshit, and then, the hate hate hate for China, and of course, the Bear, Russia, and then, losing (Ukraine) is winning.
Insurrections here, and there, but oh, CIA, Deep State, the Wall Street global chaos, going on 80 years. A good one here:
The United States is an empire, even if its citizens don’t all realize it. That is the conclusion from historian and political scientist Aaron Good, who joins Alan MacLeod on this week’s edition of “MintCast.” Today, Good walks us through the history of how the United States came to dominate the world and the organizations it uses – especially the CIA and NATO – in order to enforce its control over the planet.
He notes that as Europe and Asia were destroying themselves in conflict, the U.S. gave the powerful business think tank, the Council on Foreign Relations, the task of planning America’s entry into World War II.
The idea was to:
Enter the war, win it, and establish dominion over global capitalism. They are going to essentially take control of Western imperialism. It’s not stated that way, but that’s what ends up being the consensus of people at the top of the U.S. And that consensus of the U.S. as the global hegemon of capitalism worldwide is the story of our time.” (Aaron Good)
No matter how much you try to lead an 81 Percent/53 Percent Democratic- Backing/Republican-Backing plurality to knowledge, the end result is cognitive dissonance and outright stupidity.
No matter what, the game is over, since we have pushed so far the trillion$ for war and the trillions of human life attention seconds devoted to the absolute nothing burgers of the billionaires and millionares. Water, man, water, but the horse just watches:
And so we see Ukraine legalizing hate, Nazism, cannibis, transgender realignment at age 8, ending Christmas, killing the Church, and turning itself into a digital (fully) country. But we have real problems in the world, so where do these shekels come from, even little joints like Uruguay?
The situation is shocking for residents of one of South America’s wealthiest countries and one which has a special relationship with water.
Uruguay says it was the first country in the world to enshrine access to water as a fundamental right in a 2004 constitutional amendment. The amendment, which gained support from across the political spectrum, was approved by more than 60% of voters in a referendum.
Water shortages have mobilized people in the country in a way that’s new, Santos said. The capital has seen numerous street protests.
This is happening EVERYWHERE, on EVERY level of our humanity’s safety, life blood, health, and future!
Fucking ZioAzovNaziLensky, puttng the fear of Hasbara into Uruguayans? “The government of Volodymyr Zelenski warned that representatives of eight countries, including Uruguay, “are participating in a collective crime” by their observation of the referendum being held in occupied regions of eastern and southern Ukraine regarding its annexation by Russia.”
And so, Capitalism is a virus, and Klanada, our friends in the north, going for another jugular:
It is a fact that H1B visa workers from countries such as India, China, Mexico, and the Philippines face legitimate concerns about their long-term status and stability in the United States. For example, America offers no automatic path to permanent residence for H1-B workers, their work visas are only temporary, H1-B spouses and children cannot work without authorizations, and there is a low numerical limit of H1-B visas available per year despite a high demand – such American H1-B program shortcomings prompt H1-B visa holders sometimes to explore other options.
Canada’s government, led by Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, recently recognized the potential of attracting these talented individuals. The Canadian program recently announced not only aims to fill Canada’s immediate skill shortages but also focuses on attracting these talented individuals to foster the growth of tomorrow’s jobs.
Shit, more generational wars. Think about those old people, parents and grandparents, and what a dissociative identity disorder country, man, so much for FAMILY and solidarity.
Baby boomers will save the US economy by spending down their $75 trillion nest egg.
This spending could help prevent a recession at a time when savings from the pandemic are depleted.
“What these seniors don’t pass on to their heirs, they’ll be spending in their golden years.”
The market veteran Ed Yardeni (freak) says fears of an imminent recession are overblown because millions of baby boomers will soon retire and begin spending down their massive $75 trillion nest egg.
Yeah, a country never coming together, and here we are, generations separated, no wisdom, dog-eat-dog, estrangement writ large.
Until we have, err, more money we need BACK from the Penis Piano Cocaine Cowboy ZioAzovLensky: And Texas along with FLorida and Arizona have the fastest growing population influxes. Imagine the lack of solidatiry there!
[Photo: A brutal heat wave is expanding across Texas and the South this week, impacting millions of Americans with triple-digit temperatures and extreme humidity that is cranking up the heat index, making it feel hotter than 110 degrees in some of the region’s most populous cities.]
And, alas, this is retarded, man, so sixth grade level, I am thinking zombies live in the sciences, media, everywhere. Imagine this dipshit common sense being CNN news making copy? Fuck, we are fucked! Not even mentioned, the wet bulb (dangerous) temperatures/humidity!
[Humans’ ability to efficiently shed heat has enabled us to range over every continent, but a wet-bulb temperature (TW) of 35°C marks our upper physiological limit, and much lower values have serious health and productivity impacts. Climate models project the first 35°C TW occurrences by the mid-21st century. However, a comprehensive evaluation of weather station data shows that some coastal subtropical locations have already reported a TW of 35°C and that extreme humid heat overall has more than doubled in frequency since 1979. Recent exceedances of 35°C in global maximum sea surface temperature provide further support for the validity of these dangerously high TW values. We find the most extreme humid heat is highly localized in both space and time and is correspondingly substantially underestimated in reanalysis products. Our findings thus underscore the serious challenge posed by humid heat that is more intense than previously reported and increasingly severe.]
Hotter nights are a consequence of the climate crisis, scientists have warned. On average, nights are warming faster than days in most of the US, according to the 2018 National Climate Assessment.
“We think it’s because as the days grow warmer, there is more moisture in the air that traps the heat,” Lisa Patel, the executive director of the Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health, told CNN. “During the day, that moisture reflects the heat, but at night, it traps the heat in.”
Increasing nighttime heat is even more common in cities because of the urban heat island effect, in which metro areas are significantly hotter than their surroundings.
Dallas, for example, is set to go six consecutive days without seeing temperatures drop below 80 degrees Fahrenheit overnight — a June record for the city.
Areas with a lot of asphalt, concrete, buildings and freeways absorb more of the sun’s heat than areas with parks, rivers and tree-lined streets. At night, when temperatures are supposed to cool down, the retained heat is released back into the air, said Kristie Ebi, a climate and health expert at the University of Washington.
Areas with a lot of green space – with grass and trees that reflect sunlight and create shade – are cooler on summer’s hottest days.
And here, the destruction of human kind, one man at a time, on Chris Hedges:
“The Chris Hedges Report Podcast with Reuters correspondent Dean Yates on war reporting, battling the lies of the U.S. military and the severe trauma that saw him hospitalized in a psychiatric ward.” Link.
The humanity this fellow (Dean Yates) has shown, the PTSD, the recovery, and it is insightful, as he was in charge of the two Reuters journalists killed by USA:
Mr. Fish just won another award, for this one, and it says it all: ‘Witnessing a weekly cache of Mr. Fish’s work left all of us at ScheerPost unsurprised the moment we heard his name called yet again as the winner for Best Editorial Cartoon at the Los Angeles Press Club’s 65th annual Southern California Journalism awards gala on Sunday. His prize-winning drawing “Portion Control” illustrated Chris Hedges’ column “The Age of Self-Delusion” last May. ScheerPost had finalists in nine categories and won three top awards. The judging was done by members of press clubs from around the country.’
This is it for the stupid big Apple. We are doomed, man, doomed, if this is the top thinkers’ shit hole response to pizza:
It was drafted to comply with Local 38 of 2015 approved by former Mayor Bill de Blasio — who was widely mocked after he was pictured eating a slice with a fork and knife — and the City Council, to reduce emissions.
The DEP estimates under 100 restaurants total would be impacted.
But some of New York’s oldest and iconic pizza joints — that pride themselves on having their pies baked in coal-and-wood-fired ovens — are facing the heat over the new strict emissions mandate.
The city Department of Environmental Protection has drafted new rules that would order eateries using the decades-old baking method to slice particulate emissions by up to 75%.
The rule targets coal-and-wood-fired ovens installed before May 2016 and restaurateurs said it would cost at least $20,000 to install air filtration systems to dramatically curb smoky emissions.
Mayor Eric Adams and DEP officials emphasized the proposed new rule — first reported on Sunday by The Post — is open for public comment and not final.
WATTERS: So the vegan mayor thinks that cooking a pizza for two minutes in a coal oven is going to destroy the planet. Wrong. Coal- and wood-burning ovens make up less than a percent of residential and commercial greenhouse gas emissions. Most of the bad gases come from factories and forest fires — yeah, I’m looking at you, Canada.
I’ve got an idea. How about instead of going after mom-and-pop pizza places, you go after Trudeau, who just dropped a smoke bomb on us, and Adams just rolled over and took it.
Klanada and this human stain:
It is the beginning of the end, and the fascists are Nazi-like, and they are the Tweet -censoring, Teacher-firing, Book-burning, Journalism-choreographed Democrats.
Paul Haeder, Author 