Technology

Fall of 2020With this virus called a threat to humanity by the same people whohave the most to benefit, with money comes power. Such as it is forGates, Vaccine producers, surveillance companies, etc when we followthe money we see a pattern. The people who supply the country withtaxes, products are the ones who are forced out of work. It is not hard to find information to show the facts, and it isnot the news media giving us this information. Gates says there are conspiraci...

Time has had many gods. The unrelenting dimension ruling our lives and measuring our values has had many demi-godly offspring. One of those is memory. What if our ideas have a memory? What if they could tell us of the past without lapse in judgment, care or cause for blame? If they speak to us of how the victorious wrote themselves into our history and how they manipulated, disapproved, and abused duplicitously. Some believed them gods. In psychology, and to some academics...

She said from LinkYouThe reason I’m writing my blog posts on Linkyou, is because anywhere else I posted them, I was insta-banned. Linkyou is, no offense guys…not exactly a bustling place. Yet, I regularly get into arguments with people who are always saying “move to BitChute” or “Gab”. Whenever they see an article that talks about growth on these alternative platforms, they get all excited and proudly proclaim that this is how we “...

The simplest way to describe a blockchain is that it is a list of transactions or a ledger. When talking about a Bitcoin blockchain (there are different types of blockchains) it is in terms of a transaction. [I, Sovereign, am trading “X” for .5 bitcoin.] When the transaction is complete I leave my fingerprint on it as well as a unique identifier number (called a hash) so it cant be replicated. Now, lets say I want to buy something with bitcoin. You, the reader,...

Cutting right to brass tax here. Step 1. Go to Control PanelStep 2. Change the view settings to “small icons”Step 3. Click “Mail 32”Step 4. Click the “Email Accounts” buttonStep 5. Double-click the mail account that you are using (most likely there will only be one to choose from) Step 6. Check the “Use cached exchange mode” boxStep 7. click “next” then click “finish” then restart Outlook. That’s...

Dr. Peterson says at the beginning  of his discussion with Stephen Blackwood, that we are at an inflection point. We are trying to decide where to move our culture in the future. We are making tremendous technological progress, but where do we aim our culture? Fair point, but my point or criticism of his pondering our future is, our culture will be largely Islamic in a few generations:g/islam-europeans-and-evolution-and-patriarchy/So: What culture, you might ask? In a few ...

By Jean Raspail, the novel “The Camp of the Saints” imagines the death of the white world. It’s amazingly prescient. Written in 1973, during the Nixon Presidency, it’s about a Third World invasion of France through sheer force of numbers. Boatloads of people set down on Europe’s shores. Sound familiar? But the SJWs have a point: how can we stop and see people suffer, when we have so much? That sets up a dilemma: If we let them all in, there ar...

Hin·doo[ˈhindo͞o]NOUN a follower of Hinduism; a Hindu. ADJECTIVE relating to Hindus or Hinduism; Hindu.I’ve written on another place on link you, about what kind of immigration policy we need:g/immigration-in-the-next-100-years/Let me expand on that, a bit. All immigrants are not equal. People who come from India are vastly over-represented in starting businesses and American educational achievement. The reason for this is obvious: If you come from India, a mostly po...

Mass migration of populations made sense in the 1800s. Permanent immigration as it is commonly now understood, made sense back then: North America was waiting to be settled by immigrants. As Jared Diamond explains in Guns, Germs and Steel, it was really germs that made mass immigration possible, as germs wiped out most Native American Indians, allowing Europeans to easily displace Indians…. thus mass migration for the starving masses of Europe. We still live with that ment...

The psychology of why feminism won’t work: Men evolved to protect woman, women evolved to be protected and have children. A genetic deal was worked out: women lost some social power, in exchange for protection. Men were in charge of society, but sacrificed more than women, in exchange for social respect from women. This formula is balanced, both parties get something. This formula worked, because women got to chose which men to mate with, and female choice and males ...

My Immigration Ideas, for the next 100 years, for America: -Build the Wall! -shut down immigration from Mexico, for 100 years My reasoning: we need to close the border, to the south. We have enough Mexicans. They inter-marry often with whites. Give it a few generations, to sort out our problems, integrate populations, build our country up, so we don’t become another shit-hole, like San Francisco is becoming. Jordan Peterson has a good opinion on this. Start at beginn...

We are in an economic war, with China. The government of China has brought the full power of the Chinese State, behind trying to win that war with us, and become economically dominant over us. So we have no choice but to organize and pursue our own national interests. The Chinese are not here to look after our economic interests. We must do that. It is naive beyond belief, to throw away nationalism, as we have done. It’s a practical thing. Humans form in groups, with...

Huawei unveiled its brand new Kirin 980 CPU during their keynote at IFA 2018 in Berlin two hours ago. The new Kirin 980 CPU claims to be the first one to use Cortex-A76 cores, dual neural processing units, a Mali G76 GPU, faster RAM and a 1.4 Gbps LTE modem. This octa-core chip utilizes many bigger and smaller cores to deliver power efficiency and on-demand performance. The SoC will be compatible with 5G networks, and because of the new 7nm fabrication process it is said t...