Jews Run the Show while Fucking Substackers are Calling it an End to Ukraine and the Death of Israel’s Economy . . . . ? Fucking LOONEY Tunes.
Oct 25, 2025
US defense companies are working on making cheaper missiles due to concerns about rapidly depleting stockpiles in a prolonged conflict with China. Companies like Anduril are developing affordable, mass-producible systems like the Barracuda cruise missile, while others are exploring new models and technologies, such as Castellion’s hypersonic missiles or the Pentagon’s “Replicator” program for cheap, swarming drones. This shift from high-end, expensive systems to more affordable, easily produced weapons is driven by fears that a high-intensity conflict could deplete current missile reserves in a matter of days.
Yoav Tourgeman, the CEO and president of Rafael, told Breaking Defense that he’s not concerned about sales to Europe being heavily impacted by politics.
Oh, those fucking MAGA cunts, and let’s not forget Reagan, Bush a and Bush b and, well, throw in Niggerized Obama and Clitorus Clinton, and we got it down, man:
U.S. companies canceled or scaled back almost $1.6 billion in clean energy projects last month, adding to a wave of scrapped investments this year as the Trump administration cuts incentives for low-carbon technologies, according to a new analysis.
As of the end of September, the private sector had terminated or downsized 42 clean energy projects this year, triple the number for all of 2024, according to the report from clean energy business group E2. The pullback has hit more than 20,000 jobs and $24.3 billion in investments so far in 2025, with the majority of affected projects in congressional districts led by Republicans.
Of course, the fucking Texass-Ann’s, full of cunt fury:
On the second Monday of October, the historic Alamo’s official X account posted two messages: one wishing its followers a happy Columbus Day, and another recognizing Indigenous people.
“Today, we honor Indigenous Peoples and their communities, recognizing their history at the Alamo,” the second post read. “Opening in 2027, the Alamo Visitor Center and Museum will feature an Indigenous Peoples Gallery, celebrating the bands, clans and tribes that shaped the region. #IndigenousPeoplesDay.”
By Tuesday morning, after a swift and aggressive rebuke by Republican Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, whose agency oversees the Alamo, only the Columbus Day post remained up.
“This is frankly unacceptable and it has been deleted,” Buckingham said about the Alamo’s Indigenous Peoples Day post. “Woke has no place at the Alamo.”
For decades student of Alamo history have refought the battle, debating how many people died there and where they fell. Much less attention has been paid to the larger issue of whether it should have been fought in the first place. Questioning patriotic sacrifice is bad form, especially with the powerful words of the dead commander haunting the collective conscience.
But sacrifice is not synonymous with good judgment, and in truth the defense of the Alamo was woefully misguided. Houston was correct that San Antonio had little significance for the defense of the Texas settlements. Even if Travis and the others had held the Alamo, Santa Anna might easily have left a token force to pin them there and sent the main body of his army after Houston and the rest of the rebels. Nor did the delay caused by Santa Anna’s insistence on taking the Alamo slow his advance appreciably. Santa Anna spent two weeks at Béxar, two weeks in which Houston made scant progress in organizing or training the Texas army. The rebels were no readier for battle in early March than they had been in late February, as Houston’s subsequent forced retreat east demonstrated, and they would have been far readier had their ranks included the men killed at the Alamo. Santa Anna’s losses at Béxar were considerably greater than those of the Texans, but his army was so much larger that he could afford to be wasteful.
The primary result of the Alamo’s fall was precisely what Santa Anna intended: the terrorizing of the Anglo settlements in Texas. As word raced east of the disaster at Béxar, the settlers fled toward Louisiana in what later was called, with relieved levity, the Runaway Scrape. Santa Anna had long since decided that the American colonization of Texas was a mistake, which he intended to rectify by removing the Americans. The destruction of the Alamo, and the refugee flight it precipitated, got the process well under way.
The Alamo Should Never Have Happened — read all about these cunts — Houston, Travis, Crocket, Bowie, pieces of shit ONE and ALL.
Homo Sapiens Backwardius:
The two towers, equivalent to roughly 56,000 tonnes of concrete, collapsed in a controlled demolition on Saturday. It comes as part of Germany’s nuclear phaseout.
Two cooling towers of the former nuclear power plant in Germay’s Bavarian town of Gundremmingen were brought down in a controlled demolition at noon on Saturday.
The plant had served as an important landmark in the town for nearly six decades, bringing numerous new jobs and boosting the local economy.
As part of the country’s nuclear phaseout and under Germany’s energy transition policy, the Gundremmingen, as well as the Brokdorf, and Grohnde nuclear power plants, had already been decommissioned in December 2021.
The Story of Life is About to be Rewritten from the Jews, who of course, do NOT run Holly-Dirt:
Expect all those fucking greasy cunts at the music festival to get leading roles in this cunt’s projects: David Ellison Is Moving Fast and Spending Big to Remake Hollywood. The industry is rooting for him to revive Paramount. His pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery has some worried.
And so the dirty Jews keep on giving:
The IDF says it carried out a drone strike in central Gaza’s Nuseirat a short while ago, targeting a Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative who was planning an “imminent attack” against troops.
Palestinian media reported that one person was killed and others were injured in the strike that hit a car in the Nuseirat area.
Nuseirat is on the western side of the Yellow Line, meaning it is not under Israeli control according to the terms of the ceasefire.
More from today’s Liveblog:
- Far-left candidate who said Israel behaving like ‘terrorist state,’ called Hamas ‘part of fabric of Palestinian people,’ elected Irish president
- Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says ready to resume role in Gaza aid operations as soon as it is asked
- Footage shows Egyptian teams entering Gaza to assist in locating bodies of hostages
Germany 0 USA 10: How Long Will it Take to Build a Nuclear Power ‘Renaissance’ in the U.S.? – The Jew York Times
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., and at least a half a dozen other senators are calling on the U.S. Department of Education to pressure immigration authorities to refrain from carrying out immigration enforcement within 1,000 feet of any school property, citing recent classroom disruptions in the Chicago area.
On Friday, they sent the letter, first provided to NBC News, to Education Secretary Linda McMahon, demanding that she step in and ask the Department of Homeland Security:
- Some laws might require a liquor store to be at least 600 feet away from a school, according to the Alcoholic Beverage Control in California.
- Other cities have a 500-foot minimum distance requirement for establishments with on-site consumption.
- Some areas are considering reducing distance requirements, with a potential change in Clark County, Nevada, where a proposal could reduce the distance from 1500 feet to 500 feet.
Many city ordinances mandate that adult businesses must be a certain distance away from schools, churches, residential zones, and other public facilities. The required distance can vary, but 1,000 feet is a common example.
Selling fucking rock cocaine at the Alamo — fake history and fucking Republican Cunts of Texass:
The president of the Alamo Trust, which manages the historic site, resigned after Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick called on her to do as much over views she expressed in a doctoral dissertation in 2023 suggesting she disagrees with Republican leaders.
Kate Rogers said Friday that she had submitted her resignation Thursday with “mixed emotions” following a letter that Patrick sent the Alamo Trust’s board of directors about Rogers’ writings that he said were “incompatible with the telling of the history of the battle of the Alamo.”
“It became evident through recent events that it was time for me to move on. I am incredibly proud of the team we built and the work we did together over the past 4 and a half years,” Rogers said. “I remain grateful to the board for this incredible opportunity that enabled me to grow both personally and professionally and to our state’s leadership and the Legislature for their generous support.”
Later Friday the Alamo Trust board announced former Secretary of State Hope Andrade would be the organization’s next president and chief executive. Neither Alamo Trust officials or a spokesperson returned requests for comment sent Friday via email and text.
In the excerpt of her dissertation that Patrick posted on social media, Rogers described the competing politics of Republican state leaders, who want the 1836 battle to be the primary focus of the Alamo’s redevelopment, and of local officials from Bexar County and the City of San Antonio, who have pushed for the project to “tell the full story of the site including its beginning as a home to Indigenous people.”
“Personally, I would love to see the Alamo become a beacon for historical reconciliation and a place that brings people together versus tearing them apart,” wrote Rogers, who was serving as the Alamo Trust’s executive director at the time, “but politically that may not be possible at this time.”
She added, “for all these reasons, I had to be very careful with my study and its implications as it could have negative consequences” for the Alamo project, “as well as my job.”
In her EdD dissertation, which examined the role of historic sites and museums in supporting social studies instruction in K-12 classrooms, Rogers also described the “conservative agenda” of the 2023 legislative session. She noted bills that “ban educators from teaching Critical Race Theory,” and “prohibited the discussion of slavery.” And she discussed the book, “Forget the Alamo,” which argued that maintaining chattel slavery was a primary motivator in the Texas fight for independence.
“Perhaps the biggest dilemma for me as a researcher … had to do with my own political views and my current environment,” Rogers wrote. “Philosophically, I do not believe it is the role of politicians to determine what professional educators can or should teach in the classroom. Instead, teachers should be afforded the autonomy to make those decisions based on their own expertise as well as the needs of their students.”
Jews, man, they stick together like fucking Epstein and Weinstein cum:
The Israeli defense company Elbit Systems has redirected its resources to deals with companies holding contracts to assist Ukraine, which will delay the modernization of Romania’s IAR-99 aircraft.
The aircraft manufacturer Avioane Craiova has already approached the Romanian government, requesting an exemption from penalties for the delay in modernization, Agerpres reports.
The reason is the position of the Israeli partner Elbit Systems, which declared force majeure and halted the delivery of software for the IAR Șoim (IAR-99) aircraft.
Radu Miruță, Romania’s Minister of Economy, Digitalization, Entrepreneurship, and Tourism, shared the details during a press conference. According to him, Elbit stated that it had been instructed to suspend other projects to allocate resources to deals with other companies supplying defense equipment to Ukraine.
“Essentially, Elbit Systems referred to the fact that due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, many organizations around the world are asking them to prioritize support for Ukraine. Therefore, according to them, they were unable to deliver some of what they were supposed to supply to Romania on time, which exempts them from delay-related provisions. Avioane Craiova, which bears the main burden of this delay, also conveys this argument to those to whom it must pay for the delay. This is a commercial and legal discussion among these three organizations.”
More Goy Jew Wannabe:
- Palmer Luckey said Anduril’s EagleEye devices were 8 years in the making.
- Anduril’s EagleEye, powered by Lattice AI, overlays data on live battlefield views for soldiers.
- Anduril partnered with Meta, OSI, Qualcomm, and Gentex for EagleEye’s AR tech and helmet design.
The idea for EagleEye is as old as Anduril, says Palmer Luckey.
In an episode of the “TBPN” podcast released on Tuesday, the Anduril cofounder said the company has been working on its recently launched EagleEye range of devices since the defense tech startup was founded in 2017.
“A lot of people think that this move into announcing our augmented reality efforts is this new thing that we pivoted into rather than the culmination of 8 years of platform building, building the software that you need, building the data integration techniques you need,” Luckey said.
Luckey added: “There’s so much you have to do to accomplish this dream of a soldier-born heads-up display that shows you where the baddies are, where your buddies are.”
Launched on October 13, EagleEye will be available as helmets, visors, and glasses. According to a press release, the devices will feature a display that Anduril says can overlay information, like the locations of a user’s teammates, onto their live battlefield surroundings. EagleEye will be powered by Lattice, Anduril’s AI software platform.
The startup is collaborating on the EagleEye product line with several companies, including Meta Platforms, OSI, Qualcomm Technologies, and Gentex Corporation, which have expertise in AR or ballistic helmets, per the release.
On Tuesday’s show, Luckey said that when the company talked about building these devices for soldiers six to seven years ago, people gave them the “side eye” and said it “sounds crazy.” They also questioned what Anduril was doing differently from Microsoft, which in 2018 won a US Army contract for the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) program.
ZERO input from the people, from the planet, and it is a go, Houston, err, Belgium!
In Europe, the ASCEND project aims to demonstrate the feasibility of space-based data centers for reducing CO2 emissions.
Last year, France-based Thales Alenia Space, which led a European Commission-funded study into the feasibility of ASCEND, found that sending data centers to space to take advantage of continuous solar energy could offer “a more eco-friendly and sovereign solution for hosting and processing data.” But that would be contingent on technological advancements in several areas, said Xavier Roser of Thales Alenia Space.
While the total emissions from rocket launches are currently only a fraction of those from the aviation industry, rockets release pollutants at higher altitudes, where they last longer.
The ASCEND study estimated that for space data centers to effectively reduce carbon emissions compared to their terrestrial counterparts would require the development of a launcher that emits 10 times less carbon over its lifecycle than current ones. It’s not clear when or if such a rocket may be in development. SpaceX, which has revolutionized the cost of rockets with its fleet of Falcon launch vehicles, has not revealed any plans to debut a more environmentally friendly rocket design.
And they laugh when I say the Uniformed Disservices, those Stars and Stripes Soldiers of Fortune, well, are fucking mercenaries for the rich.
A reclusive billionaire, anti-tax crusader and major financial backer of Donald Trump has been named as the anonymous private donor who gave $130m to the government to help pay US troops during the federal shutdown that is now in its fourth week, according to the New York Times.
Timothy Mellon, heir to the gilded age industrialist and former treasury secretary Andrew Mellon, is the secret donor whom Trump has described as a “friend”, “great American” and “patriot”, but has refused to name, the Times reported on Saturday, citing two anonymous sources familiar with the arrangement.
Trump first announced the secret, legally controversial donation on Thursday amid growing clamor about the potential financial hardship being caused by the ongoing federal shutdown on the 1.3 million active duty military troops.
“He doesn’t want publicity,” Trump said on Friday as he headed to Malaysia. “He prefers that his name not be mentioned, which is pretty unusual in the world I come from, and in the world of politics, you want your name mentioned.”
The Pentagon told the Times that the donation was accepted under the “general gift acceptance authority”.
“The donation was made on the condition that it be used to offset the cost of service members’ salaries and benefits,” said Sean Parnell, the Pentagon’s chief spokesperson, in a statement
The novel coronavirus just keeps coming — and so do the billions for America’s top billionaires. The nation’s five richest — Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Warren Buffett, and Larry Ellison — have added a combined $101.7 billion to their net worth since the virus hit hard nationally in March.
These five exceedingly affluent souls, notes the latest billionaire update from Americans for Tax Fairness and the Institute for Policy Studies, now hold a combined fortune worth nearly half a trillion dollars, $493.9 billion to be exact.
How much damage will this colossal concentration of wealth and power eventually wreak upon our nation? We won’t know for quite some time. Grand private fortunes can do ill long past the passing of the kingpins who amass them.
How long past? The reality we face here in 2020: If Donald Trump and his enablers keep power this November, they’ll owe their victory in no small part to one of the richest Americans alive — in 1920.
That Jazz Age deep pocket, the Pittsburgh banker and industrialist Andrew Mellon, wrote into the U.S. tax code a series of changes that have now, a century later, turned his personal fortune into the seed corn for the 2020 Donald Trump reelection campaign.
Mellon’s grandson Timothy, the Washington Post has just reported, currently ranks as “the top donor supporting President Trump’s reelection and GOP congressional lawmakers.” Timothy Mellon’s donations to America First Action, “the main super PAC supporting the president’s reelection,” rate as “the biggest known contributions to the group by far,” the Post notes.
How did Timothy Mellon end up as the Trump reelection campaign numero uno? The dollar trail from Andrew Mellon to the 2020 Trump reelection starts with the 1920 presidential election, a battle that came on the heels of two exceedingly deadly shots at global well-being, the catastrophic conflict we now know as World War I and the catastrophic pandemic that contemporaries dubbed the Spanish Flu.
Those twin shocks had millions of Americans yearning for a return to “normalcy,” and Andrew Mellon supplied a major chunk of the campaign dollars that helped Warren Harding, the Republican presidential nominee, skate to an easy victory. A grateful Harding would make Andrew Mellon the secretary of the treasury. Mellon would hold that position for the next 11 years.
The first five years of that tenure would see a bitter struggle over the tax-the-rich legacy of the war years. In 1914, the year World War I began in Europe, no wealthy individual in the United States faced a tax rate higher than 7 percent on any income dollar. By the war’s end, personal income over $1 million faced a 77 percent tax rate.
Mellon didn’t like that rate. He liked even less the 25 percent estate tax on bequests over $10 million enacted during the war.
“The social necessity for breaking up large fortunes in this country,” Mellon sternly pronounced, “does not exist.”
As treasury secretary, Mellon would make steady progress in his campaign to whittle down the top income tax rate. On the estate tax, he encountered a rockier road. In 1924, Congress actually raised, not lowered, the top estate tax rate, from 25 to 40 percent. And lawmakers didn’t stop there. They enacted a “gift tax” — a levy on large transfers of wealth from the wealthy to their favored inner circle — to prevent the wealthy from sidestepping the estate tax by “giving” their money away to family and friends.
A displeased Mellon would then dig in for a final assault on tax fairness. In 1925, after GOP victories in the November 1924 election, he proposed chopping the top income tax rate — 46 percent on earnings over $500,000 in 1924 — down to 20 percent, as well as eliminating both the gift and estate taxes.
Progressives in Congress decried this latest “Mellon plan.” If Mellon carried the day, argued the fiery New York congressman Fiorello LaGuardia, federal taxes would no longer have the capacity “to prevent the accumulation of enormous fortunes and the control of industry and commerce that goes with such large fortunes.”
Mellon did carry the day. By an overwhelming margin, Congress killed the federal gift tax, halved the estate tax, and slashed the top income tax rate from 46 to 25 percent. The overall federal tax bill on $1 million in income would drop by two-thirds.
Mellon’s personal net worth, just over $80 million in 1923, would be estimated as high as $600 million — about $9 billion today — six years later. The ever-so-convenient 1926 repeal of the federal gift tax that Mellon had engineered would enable him to start shifting this fortune tax-free to his heirs.
Mellon, ever the class warrior, would generously invite his fellow plutocrats to share in the looting. Treasury officials quietly spread the word their Department would gladly review any requests for refunds on taxes paid since 1917. The requests — from lawyers and accountants for America’s super wealthy — would flood in, and the list of refunds granted would eventually total $1.27 billion. Mellon himself would personally pocket $7 million in refunds, with another $14 million in refunds for his corporate holdings.
The end result: The bulk of Andrew Mellon’s private fortune would go untouched by Uncle Sam. In 1957, Fortune magazine would rank four Mellon heirs among America’s eight richest individuals.
One of those heirs, Mellon’s daughter Ailsa, had a fortune grand enough in the mid-20th century to support three residences in New York City, two in Connecticut’s Greenwich, one in Palm Beach, and one more out on Long Island. Ailsa only spent three weeks a year at her Long Island manse, but maintained a year-round staff. The 12 domestics and 22 gardeners, notes historian David Cannadine, kept the cut-flowers in the manse’s 32 rooms “changed daily, whether she was present or not.”
Timothy Mellon, the 77-year-old Trump reelection campaign’s top benefactor and Ailsa’s nephew, grew up amid that gilded, privileged milieu. His attraction to Donald Trump should come as no surprise. Like Trump, another heir to grand fortune, Timothy Mellon only rages against handouts that go to those born without silver spoons. In his self-published 2015 autobiography, he argued that expanded social programs have only made black people “even more belligerent.”
“For delivering their votes in the Federal Elections, they are awarded with yet more and more freebies: food stamps, cell phones, WIC payments, Obamacare, and on, and on, and on,” Mellon wrote. “The largess is funded by the hardworking folks, fewer and fewer in number, who are too honest or too proud to allow themselves to sink into this morass.”
How Trumpian — even to the out-of-place capitalization.
Timothy Mellon will be long gone by the 2120 election. Will some heir to today’s billionaire fortunes step in to fill his shoes? That seems almost certain, unless we achieve what our progressive forbears could not: a lasting deconcentration of America’s wealth.
White Man’s House with a White Man’s Cunt yammering away:
Yep, the USA is the slimiest and dirtiest of the lot:
Artwork by military children decorates a display in the East Colonnade of the East Wing at the White House, Sept. 26, 2023,
“It’s past time for Maduro to go. Keep it up, President Trump,” said Senator Lindsay Graham in an X post on Friday, October 24.
Venezuela is “a candidate for decisive military action on land, sea, or air” because it has for years been “a safe haven for drug cartels poisoning America,” Graham added.
During a White House address on October 23, US President Donald Trump said, “Now they’re coming in by land … I told them the land is gonna be next.”
“It’s very hard to find any floating vessel right now. In the Pacific or in the gulf,” Trump added.
Acknowledging the escalation that a land invasion would represent, Trump said, “We may go to the Congress and tell them about it but I can’t imagine they’ll have any problem with it.
On October 21 and 22, the US military also expanded their maritime operations to Colombia’s Pacific Coast, striking two boats near the South American country. The attacks marked the eighth and ninth such vessels blown up by the US, allegedly targeting drugs, but the first beyond the Caribbean Sea. Colombian President Gustavo Petro has called these attacks “murders” and violations of the country’s sovereignty.
At least 43 people have been extrajudicially executed in a total of ten boat bombings since September.
We kill women, and we get women’s hot flashes. Something else, no? Twilight Fucking ZONE:
Bayer also has tested Lynkuet in a trial of 474 breast cancer patients, with the results mirroring those in the menopause trials. Breast cancer patients often experience menopause symptoms because of the hormone-suppressing treatments they receive.
As for Astellas’ hot flash drug, the Japanese company in April reported 2024 fiscal year sales of Veozah at 33.8 billion yen ($230 million), which came up short of its expectations. Astellas has projected fiscal 2025 sales at 50 billion yen ($340 million). The company’s peak sales projection for the treatment is $3.6 billion.
Friction was already present then, especially after the US revoked the Colombian president’s visa over his remarks at the UNGA. Yet the tension sharply escalated this week. In a press conference last weekend, Petro declared, “Oil greed is behind the strategy that is firing missiles at fishermen.”
The Colombian head of state asserted that the US military aggression in the Caribbean and against Venezuela has nothing to do with fentanyl or drugs.
“What they want is Venezuela’s oil.”
To that end, the leftist president accused, the US is conducting “extrajudicial executions” in the Caribbean, in violation of international law. He also made a post on X, directly implicating the White House in the killing of a Colombian fisherman, in one of its missile strikes on a Caribbean vessel in mid-September.
“US government officials have committed a murder and violated our sovereignty in territorial waters,” Petro wrote.
The Latin American leader said that fisherman Alejandro Carranza “had no ties to the drug trade”, and emphasized that the small Colombian vessel had experienced an engine failure and “had its distress signal up”, seeking help when it was targeted by the US.
Trump unleashes threats on Colombia, and bombs off its coast
Petro’s comments aggravated US President Trump, who took to his Truth Social platform to call the Colombian president an “illegal drug leader” on Sunday.
In an apparent threat of direct military confrontation, Trump said Petro “better close up these killing fields immediately, or the United States will close them up for him, and it won’t be done nicely.”
JEWS, man, JEWS!
Fucking hell, man, the incredible species of the world separate from Homo Sapiens Bellum-Consumopethicus-Talmudi;
Sperm Whales are just one example of how amazing everything other than man and woman is.
I was reading up on them for one of my students, a 12 year old who was trying to get me to watch that semen drip Jurassic Park. Reality struck:
They take care of their families, and protect their calves and they do 4,000 foot dives for 40 minutes, and forget about teaching a kiddo about their physiology and why they can hold their breath and not get the bends coming to the surface. Milk, 16 months gestation, and, well, the list goes on and on, and their brains, and their communication over hundreds of miles underwater, and, well, the reality is that Homo Sapiens is the dirtiest of all species:
Vesus:
Fucking god’s Mother Fucking Species:
What are the most common forms of child trafficking?
Vulnerable children may be exposed to many different forms of exploitation, including:
- Sexual exploitation: this can include abusing children for commercial sexual exploitation or the production of child sexual abuse material.
- Forced labour: when children work under harsh conditions in various sectors, including agriculture, factories, mining or as domestic workers.
- Begging and petty crimes: putting children to beg on streets or commit other crimes, such as theft.
- Children in armed conflict: children are recruited as fighters, sexually exploited, or kept in domestic servitude during a conflict.
- Child marriage: girls are married off to third parties for money or social status, often as part of harmful traditional practices.
- Illegal adoption: Trafficking babies and children for illegal adoption for their exploitation, often through deception or coercion of their parents or guardians.
Sometimes victims of child trafficking are exposed to multiple forms of exploitation at once. For example, a child made to beg on the streets may also be exploited sexually.
Fucking Homo Sapiens Comicus:
Faggotry:
Zeus punished Prometheus for giving fire to mankind by having him bound to a rock while a great eagle ate his liver every day (which grew back overnight). On the left is Hercules, about to kill the eagle and free Prometheus from his torment.
In many myth traditions, the first humans are immortal and live in a world free from sin, pain, work or death, but that paradisiacal spell is quickly broken.
In Ovid’s “Metamorphosis,” the first age is described as “an age of gold: no law and no compulsion then were needed; all kept faith; the righteous way was freely willed.”
But after Saturn is banished to Tartarus, the ruthless Jove takes over (the Roman version of Zeus) and creation passes through successively darker ages: silver, bronze and finally iron. “And this, the worst of ages, suddenly gave way to every foul impiety; earth saw the flight of faith, modesty and truth — and in their place came snares and fraud.”
We also see this in the African creation myth known as The Origin of Death, where there was once a time before death and disease in which “Everybody was well and happy.” Then suddenly, out of nowhere, a man died. The people didn’t know what to do, so they told a worm to ask the gods how to respond. The sky gods told the worm to instruct the people to place the dead body in the fork of a tree and “throw mush at it” until it comes back to life. After that, there would be no death.
But here again a trickster intervened. A lizard named Agadzagadza heard what the sky gods said and ran ahead of the worm to tell the humans a lie, that they should wrap up the body and bury it in the ground. Which they did. When the worm finally arrived and told the humans to dig up the body, they “were overcome by laziness” and refused. And death has been here ever since.
The sperm whale family (Physeteridae) is ancient, with the oldest known specimens dating back about 25 million years,
Versus:
This is why religion is the syphilis of humankind: This guy is a fucking Zionist . . .
“The exploits of Deuteronomy and conquest of Joshua no doubt raise a few eyebrows for newcomers to the faith, doubters, cynics, and even longtime Christians, where accusations and questions of God’s moral character abound. Underneath these accounts of bloodshed, there is at first glance, a deep-seated conflict between God’s wrath and justice of the Old Testament and God’s all-loving and merciful nature in the New Testament. Abusing this tension of God’s wrath and love is not new, however; so much so that many so-called Christians today are willing to throw out the OT or commit gnostic heresies by pitting Father against Son, as if the God of the Old is different from the God of the New. Others simply skip over this section entirely for its all too barbaric, gruesome subject matter, likening the account to ethnic cleansing, Israeli propaganda, ungodliness, or what have you. Perhaps you have heard grumblings, ‘God is an egomaniac! A moral monster! How can God be good if He’s a racist bigot who condones genocide?’”
Whores of the world — rabbis, ministers, preachers, priest, the lot of them:
Divine Genocide & Moral Necessity: Countering accusations against God’s moral character on account of the Conquest.
We are ecological stains on the world, and for all those cunts and gods and warlocks and shamans and witches and rabbis and immans and nuns and clerics and angels and devils, may our species vanish immediately!
Sure, this sort of Homo Sapiens needs to be replicated one billion TIMES:
Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, will deliver the keynote address at the 23rd Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture this evening. The Pre-Annual Lecture Dialogue will be centered on her groundbreaking report, ‘From Economy of Occupation to Economy of Genocide.’ She will also talk about the private sector’s role in transitioning from conflict-driven economies to ones rooted in justice, sustainability, and human dignity.
Paul Haeder, Author 