BREAKING: Good Is Finally Winning—and the Parasites Are Screaming
You want to know why the usual suspects are foaming at the mouth over the new humanitarian aid system in Gaza?
Because for the first time in decades, aid isn’t being funneled through terrorist middlemen, warlords in keffiyehs, or corrupt UN bureaucrats who think a five-star …
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Despite safety warnings, 56,000 people showed up to the annual Walk for Israel in Toronto today. It was peaceful with only about 100 Pro-Hamas protestors trying unsuccessfully to disrupt the march. 🇮🇱💪🇨🇦
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“There are no Jews in Gaza and barely any Hindus left in Pakistan.
Meanwhile, millions of Muslims live freely in Israel and India.
Yet somehow, Israel and India are the ones labeled "racist."
Make it make sense.”
-Eyal Yakoby
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I have an idea for those of you obsessed with the made up famine in Gaza. Redirect your attention to Sudan, a place that has urgent food insecurity, zero spotlight, millions in need, and 20x less aid than Gaza. And do ask yourself why you weren't already focused on this particular, larger, and real famine.🤔
Best article I’ve read for a clear, understandable dose of reality!
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All 15 million Jews are responsible for what the IDF does. But not a single Muslim is responsible for any terror attack committed in the name of Islam.
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To the UK, France, and Canada: Go Shove It
You sanctimonious, hypocritical cowards. How dare you threaten the one Jewish state on earth—after everything your nations did to us. You dare speak of “humanitarian values” while standing on piles of Jewish bones your ancestors buried beneath cobblestones, cathedrals, and charters of “civilized”…
Modern problems - caused by the staggering cheapness of storage. Without it, you'd be forced to toss stuff out, as with a full basement, and have developed skills for the tossing, by now.
We're all immensely spoiled by the exponential growth of storage matching the exponential growth of the hoarding. (Most of it photos that will never be looked at again.)
Much of the recent growth is not really the technology doubling over and over any more - it made storage cheaper to mass-produce it in 10X-Walmart-sized data centres near cheap hydropower, and also, we just spent more on it. (Society is spending more on computing, you just don't see it because you're paying in ad-views, not cash.)
But the hard-drive improvements are slowing, the value of mass-production of servers is nearing max, the money they can extract is flattening. Soon enough, you will be forced to choose between new material and old material, like all previous storage systems. (The book "Bibliophilia" notes the English gentleman, who purchased seven large houses to store his books. When he died, used prices were depressed for years.)
