That weird shit, man, Nazi Jews and Jewish Nazis . . . 19 Million Planet Earth Jews, and what are they going to do about 9 billion goy? Ellison to the Rescue!
Jan 20, 2026
From the billionaire who said real-time surveillance is good for keeping us in check: Criticize EVERYTHING/ANYTHING about Israel and almost EVERYTHIN/ANYTHING about neuroperversity i.e. Judaism . . . . Ellison’s SS and secret AI police will get you down by law!
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And here it is, from the Poison Ivy League Cunt schools:
On balance, though, I am excited by the rise of the machines. Putting aside all the ways LLMs have helped my everyday life — including dealing with bureaucracy, offering advice on home renovations, and providing feedback on medical reports for elderly relatives — they have made my work life better in countless ways. It’s not just that ChatGPT can quickly handle many of the bullshit tasks that fill a professor’s day. It can, in ways I’m just coming to understand, help me as a scholar and researcher. I use it to brainstorm ideas, provide critical feedback on my papers, and write extended summaries of research areas. It has taught me a lot — I’ve got a lot of mileage out of the command: “Explain such-and-so to me like I’m a 10-year-old.” ChatGPT is becoming more and more like a sycophantic, erratic, and occasionally brilliant research assistant; maybe one day it will be a collaborator.
I’m not really a tech guy, and much of my pedagogy, mentoring, and research can be charitably called “old school.” So I wouldn’t have thought I’d be ahead of the curve here. But I am. It’s such a surprise to me how few of my colleagues share my enthusiasm. If you go on academic Bluesky and say anything positive about AI, you’ll get slammed. I have attended meetings where other faculty members with far more technical chops than I’ll ever have proudly announce that they refuse to learn how to work with AI. More than one professor I know has said that they would ban it if they could.
Chronicle of lower education. Seig Heil AI.
“Unlike the Nazis, who made life uncertain for the wealthy and privileged while providing social programs for the working class and poor, inverted totalitarianism exploits the poor, reducing or weakening health programs and social services, regimenting mass education for an insecure workforce threatened by the importation of low-wage workers,” Wolin writes. “Employment in a high-tech, volatile, and globalized economy is normally as precarious as during an old-fashioned depression. The result is that citizenship, or what remains of it, is practiced amidst a continuing state of worry. Hobbes had it right: when citizens are insecure and at the same time driven by competitive aspirations, they yearn for political stability rather than civic engagement, protection rather than political involvement.”
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So, what is this new old liberal normal abnormal?
From a political point of view, neoliberalism is different from classical liberalism in its disregard for individual liberties for the sake of state and corporate power. But, in closing, we might remind ourselves that even in its original form liberalism was not committed to democratic rights but was forced to concede them. Confronted by class struggle, fascism became its default position as in the case of France, Italy and Germany. Indeed, as Domenico Losurdo has pointed out, liberalism from the beginning not only excluded those without property but also the peoples of the Global South by justifying colonialism, racism, slavery and genocide. Today’s inverted liberalism in which imperialism plays a key role is thus not unique but rather an ongoing characteristic of this ideology.
The New Mitzvah Conquistadors:
Let that sink in:
Shit, Jew or Israel? You can expect many of those 19 million Mitzvahed to colonize South America BIG time.
Israel is razing a strategic area of Rafah in southern Gaza, compacting the ground, and clearing rubble in a way that suggests the land is being prepared for the construction of new residential infrastructure, according to new research by Forensic Architecture. The findings, which are based on an analysis of satellite imagery, suggest that Israel is beginning to build infrastructure which may be used to house Palestinians and effectively contain them in an area under full Israeli military control.
Since December, Israel has undertaken groundwork for what seems to be a development site in east Rafah, within the Israeli military-controlled zone. It sits at the intersection of the Morag and Magen Oz corridors, close to the “yellow line.”
Our analysis of satellite imagery suggests that this area is being prepared for the construction of infrastructure, possibly as part of Phase 2 of Trump’s plan to build so-called “Alternative Safe Communities” to house tens of thousands of “non-Hamas affiliated” Palestinians within the Israeli-controlled area.
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Soon to be IDF satellite tracking grounds:
Oh, man, Chile?
Becoming Nazis as soon as the bat and bar mitzvah’s are completed:
Bolivia was one of the first countries to break off relations with Israel over the Netanyahu regime’s genocide in Gaza, in late 2023. But in the Andean nation’s recent presidential elections, a divided left meant that a right-wing candidate, Rodrigo Paz, was able to win for the first time in over two decades. One of Paz’s first acts in office was to restore relations with Israel.
In December, the country’s new Foreign Minister Fernando Aramayo met with his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Saar, in Washington. That meeting spawned an agreement not only to reinstate ambassadors but also to boost cooperation in areas such as security, tourism and, crucially, lithium mining. From Forbes:
The restoration of relations between the two countries means that Bolivia, the country possessing the world’s largest proven reserves of lithium, which are indispensable to manufacturing modern batteries, now has a partnership with one of the world’s most dynamic and technologically innovative societies. Although the concepts of “Net Zero” and “human induced climate change” are being questioned lately even more than in the last few years, there is little doubt that renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, will continue to play an increasing role in future energy development on a world-wide basis.
That being the case, each of Israel and Bolivia now has a valuable (and viable) strategic partner, something that neither country really had in the past. In 2023, for example, the prior leftist government of Bolivia struck a deal with China to give that nation, which already produces over 75% of the world’s lithium-ion batteries, the right to develop Bolivia’s prodigious lithium reserves, which mostly are in the Andes Mountains near the borders with Chile and Argentina. (Bolivia Gives China The Whip Hand On Renewable Energy). However, that partnership did not work from the Bolivian’s perspective, and in June of 2025, a Bolivian Court ordered suspension of all Bolivian lithium deals with both China and Russia.
Bolivia, together with Argentina and Chile, hosts the so-called “lithium triangle”, a vast expanse of salt flats in the Andean highlands that accounts for an estimated 60% of the world’s known lithium reserves. It is not the only one of the three to have signed a strategic agreement with Israel, or Israeli companies.
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A map is worth a thousand proxies:
Israeli newspapers and think tanks were unequivocal that the purpose of recognizing Somaliland is to militarize its strategic coastline to launch attacks across the Gulf into Yemen. The Ansar Allah government, which controls the northern and northwestern regions where the majority of its population resides, blocked Israel’s Red Sea shipping to disrupt its genocide in Gaza, and endured several retaliatory attacks by Israel.
A whole lot of crying, err, outcrying:
David Swanson: Associated Press reports: “‘Shockingly, our “brilliant” NATO Ally, the United Kingdom, is currently planning to give away the Island of Diego Garcia, the site of a vital U.S. Military Base, to Mauritius, and to do so FOR NO REASON WHATSOEVER,’ [Trump] said in a post on his social media platform Truth Social. ‘There is no doubt that China and Russia have noticed this act of total weakness.’
“‘The UK giving away extremely important land is an act of GREAT STUPIDITY, and is another in a very long line of National Security reasons why Greenland has to be acquired,’ Trump said.”
AP failed to explain that between 1968 and 1973, the United States and Great Britain exiled all 1,500 to 2,000 inhabitants of Diego Garcia, rounding people up and forcing them onto boats while killing their dogs in a gas chamber and seizing possession of their entire homeland for the use of the U.S. military.
AP failed, of course, to further explain that the U.S. government’s pursuit of military bases across the globe is a danger, not an act of responsibility or public protection. There seems to be a general ban in the U.S. corporate media, as well, on mentioning that in 1953, the United States made a deal with Denmark to remove 150 Inughuit people from Thule, Greenland, giving them four days to get out or face bulldozers, that they are being denied the right to return, or that the United States already has the ability to cover Greenland with military bases.
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Mad Mitzvah Disease, i.e. judaic spongiform encephalopathy.
Paul Haeder, Author 