American Pravda: After Fifty-Nine Years, by Ron Unz - The Unz Review - (DaBoomer Boneheads! - CL)

 Probably the most outrageous attack on Massie had been the heavy broadcast of a television ad suggesting that he was having an adulterous affair with left-liberal Democratic Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and Ilhan Omar, including fake AI images showing him checking into a hotel room with both of them simultaneously. To older, less technologically sophisticated Republican primary voters, “seeing was believing” and I don’t doubt that almost all of them were sure that the faked images were absolutely real.

Table of ContentsOptions

• The Latest Political Victim of the Israel Lobby
• Fifty-Nine Years After the Attack on the U.S.S. Liberty
• The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy
• The 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
• The Assassination of Charlie Kirk
• JFK, Charlie Kirk, and 9/11

https://www.unz.com/runz/american-pravda-after-fifty-nine-years/ 

A Passing Thought - Vox Popoli - (On women)

 The ideal role of woman is the cheerleader. The satanic inversion of the cheerleader is the critic.

It’s fascinating to observe the way in which women not only fail to understand their power over men, but how they sabotage their own well-being by not only giving in to the inversive role, but doing it without even realizing they are doing so.

The key, I think, is to understand that every man who isn’t an optimist with a gambling problem is perfectly aware of the fact that he could fail. It’s very, very easy to not do anything, to not try to succeed. Which is why it is imperative for the women in a man’s life to grasp that not only does a man have no need for a negative voice to balance his moments of optimism and inspiration, but that piling more negativity on top of his natural concerns, fears, and worries all but ensures that he will never take the risks required to level up......

https://voxday.net/2026/06/16/a-passing-thought/ 

...There are men who don’t need cheerleaders and who are basically impervious to criticism. I’m one obvious example of that, as my habit of devoting myself to things that literally no one wants or is asking for tends to demonstrate. But even I respond well to cheerleading and bristle at negativity and unhelpful, insubstantial criticism.

And since so many people can’t seem to grasp what “unhelpful, insubstantial criticism” is, allow me to explain it to you. Before your criticize anything, ask yourself one question:

1. Is there anything that can be done about it now?

If the answer is no, then keep your mouth shut and say something vaguely polite and positive. Because nothing you say can change what is already done.

DISCUSS ON SG

LIBERALISM: THE GOD THAT FAILED TWICE - Frank Wright

 

......The propaganda methods developed to persuade Americans to enter World War One were used to set up a system of rule by media - marketed as liberal democracy.

All across Europe, and as far away as South America and Japan, liberal democracies were created to replace the old world - with a New World Order.

What is remarkable is that most of them collapsed within a decade....

https://www.frankwrighter.com/p/liberalism-the-god-that-failed-twice-4c0?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=721699&post_id=202152805&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=y7h5a&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email 

....Women have been liberated from womanhood. Through the popular factions of hysteria promoted as progress, many people have been liberated from sanity. Children were memed into self mutilation, sexualised by erotic exhibitionists.

The liberal system has partnered with NGOs and has sponsored radicals to mobilise its population into factions - all declaring war on our formerly Christian civilisation.

Meanwhile, the one wage household has vanished. It is now an impossible dream for most to own a home, and having a family is simply unaffordable. Our nations are dissolved into currents of grievance and vengeance, racial, sexual and environmental, whose only common factor is they are all self destructive to the state, the family, and the individual alike.

The political religion of the liberal system has replaced the value of human life with price, and calls the demolition of everything “progress”.

As the product of a century of progressive social revolution comes into view, no one is buying this pitch anymore.

If you get the feeling you have been cheated, that is because you have been living in an advertisement all your life, for a product made out of false promises.

This is why fewer people worship the liberal idols every day. The state religion of liberal political beliefs is dying out.

The god that failed a century ago is failing again. Failing better.

It seems like a lot of people are now ready to accept that the obvious is not, in fact, a “conspiracy theory”. Lol. Or notlol, if you’re a liberal fanatic.

Lessons for Iran from the Korean War, by Hua Bin - The Unz Review

 The Iran War is in a stalemate. Maybe a “deal” will be reached. Maybe not. Maybe fighting will break out again soon. Then maybe not.

After all, we are dealing with a fickle TACO in the White House. Who may or may not suffer from cognitive and mental deficiency.

Since it’s impossible to guess what’s on Trump’s mind, perhaps we can look back at history to find some patterns and lessons.

A good example, at least for the Chinese, is the Korean War, which is aptly described as the “forgotten war” by the Americans. One wonders why.

For the Chinese, it is remembered as the watershed war after the founding of the People’s Republic. It is a defining moment of military victory and national rejuvenation.

It is the first time in history someone has defeated the advances of the mighty US military and fought it to a standstill.

After the war, China became the 3rd center of global power, after the US and USSR, despite its lagging economy and crushing poverty. The world knew China wouldn’t be pushed around.

What happened in the war and how the two sides negotiated the armistice are highly relevant for the Iran War today.

So are the strategic consequences.

https://www.unz.com/bhua/lessons-for-iran-from-the-korean-war/#comment-7657801 

Another Path to Fusion: Interview with China's Hanhai Juneneng Founder Xiang Jiang

From academic jokes like "it will always be 50 years" to an industry boom flooded with capital, controlled nuclear fusion is undergoing a transformation.

Karl Sanchez

Jun 14, 2026

China's first FRC (Field-Reversed Configuration) fusion device: HHMAX-901 unit

Guancha and its Observer Network often interview key people involved in China’s high-tech development a few of which have appeared at the Gym. Occasionally, only a link is provided that a few readers choose to explore; but in this case as in those preceding it, the full article is warranted because of its importance. Previously, China’s tokamak fusion work was reported on several times, while those articles alluded to other companies and processes but never expanded upon. The interview begins with a short bio on Xiang Jiang then gets into the Q&A portion.....

https://karlof1.substack.com/p/another-path-to-fusion-interview?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=1779344&post_id=202039514&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=y7h5a&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email 

....I’ve linked to the CNBC report and video mentioned above for an idea of how US propaganda system portrays the issue which includes the all too familiar charge of technology theft from Helion. What is noted is China’s lead in patents and public investment that was described above. The coordination provided by Chinese planning is demonstratively superior to Western Neoliberalism. The role of AI is huge as you read, which IMO gives China the advantage since its AI methodology is aimed at the sort of systems support described. The rather large difference between tokamak and FRC fusion methods begs the question why tokamaks were seen as the primary way forward. The idea that FRC can be scaled down merges with my previous article about the future of warfare if very powerful energy sources can be used at vehicular or individual levels. As I read, I couldn’t help having Dr. Brown’s flux capacitor ringing in my head. Xiang Jiang’s pragmatic thinking that commercial products—“Egg laying”—must be done to attract investors and build the business is to be admired. China likely has thousands of people like him, which is why China’s innovation and modernization can continue to be facilitated over time. The next article I have planned to translate deals with overestimating Outlaw US Empire power and how that reality needs to be dealt with by the Global Community during its path to eliminating hegemony.

How DMSO Heals The Nerves and Eliminates Neuropathic Pain

Why a single agent, through its forgotten biophysical effects, can reverse an improbable range of "incurable" neurological conditions.

Story at a Glance:

• DMSO is an “umbrella remedy” whose combination of therapeutic properties (improving circulation, reducing inflammation, protecting cells, and reviving dying ones) makes it uniquely suited to treat a variety of conditions particularly “incurable” neurological disorders and the chronic pain that accompanies them.

• Through its actions on water, DMSO temporarily shifts the phase of cell membranes and cytoskeletons, after which they reform in a strengthened configuration, facilitating DMSO’s prized ability to transport substances across biological barriers without damaging them, creating a cellular reset that can resolve dysfunctional circuits giving rise to a variety of neurological disorders.

• DMSO selectively blocks the small nerve fibers (C fibers) responsible for chronic pain transmission while sparing larger fibers, producing analgesia lasting approximately 6 hours (compared with 2 hours for morphine) through mechanisms independent of opioid receptors. Hundreds of readers have reported it transforming chronic neuropathic pain, migraines, fibromyalgia, and nerve damage from diabetes, chemotherapy, vaccines, and surgery, often after years of failed conventional treatments.

• DMSO promotes peripheral nerve regeneration through multiple converging mechanisms (microtubule stabilization, Schwann cell proliferation, stem cell differentiation into neurons, and enhanced axonal resealing), with readers reporting return of sensation and motor function in nerves damaged for years or even decades.

• DMSO has been extensively used in clinical practice for peripheral neuropathies, with Level 1 evidence for complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) and demonstrated benefit for facial nerve palsy, trigeminal neuralgia, post-herpetic neuralgia, compression neuropathies, diabetic neuropathy, and fibromyalgia, while its unique interactions with the opioid system (enhancing endogenous enkephalin signaling, upregulating opioid receptors, and counteracting opioid-induced hyperalgesia) suggest broader implications for the chronic pain crisis.

• This article summarizes the extensive data demonstrating DMSO’s efficacy for peripheral neurological conditions (approximately 600 studies and 400 pertinent reader testimonials), and concludes with practical guidance on DMSO protocols and the most potent DMSO pain formulation.

https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/how-dmso-heals-nerves-and-eliminates 

Devlin Talks Sex – The Occidental Observer

 What follows is an interview conducted by James Edwards with Dr. F. Roger Devlin, author of Sexual Utopia in Power.

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James Edwards: You have dedicated a great deal of your work to offering a sociobiological critique of radical feminism and the so-called sexual revolution of the 1960s, which you have argued is a utopian experiment that clashes with reality and leads to chaos. Why is this a topic that people should be more focused on?

Roger Devlin: Nations and races, like individuals, must perpetuate themselves sexually. But men are more inclined to focus on politics than on families, which they view as women’s natural concern. This works as long as women are in fact upholding the family by insisting on marriage and being faithful to their own vows. When they forsake that role to indulge in frivolous divorce and the chasing of sexual excitement for its own sake, men have no choice but to step in and restore order. This is difficult for us, both because most men do not understand women very well and because we have an extremely strong natural bias in their favor.

Edwards: Today’s society suffers from a lack of morals, confused sexual roles, high divorce and celibacy rates, childlessness, and widespread unhappiness, which you contend is linked to the breakdown of monogamy. In what ways are monogamy, family, and sexual discipline essential for societal stability?

Devlin: European man is a K-selected organism, to use the evolutionary terminology. This means that he is not very fertile, but invests heavily in the offspring he does have. A family with a father in residence is the necessary setting for such investment, which includes the transmission of a complex civilizational patrimony. The breakdown of stable pair-bonding cheats children of this inheritance and amounts to a return to barbarism.......

Full text:

https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2026/06/11/devlin-talks-sex/ 

Devlin: Where men are in charge, women have babies; where women are in charge, they fornicate and abort — as we have learned by putting women in charge for a few decades. The solution should be obvious: put men back in charge of the family! Women may be left free to choose a husband, but only subject to two constraints: 1) that the man not already have been chosen by another woman, and 2) that they stick to their choice for life — and not just until they get bored or imagine they could do better on a second try (seldom true in any case).

Sexual equality in the workplace simultaneously lowers men’s wages by increasing the supply of labor, and raises women’s expectations of how much a man ought to earn in order to be a “good provider.” Moreover, the women who best succeed in the world of work are those who can suppress their natural femininity and remain childless. It is thus a complete disaster for Western civilization. Sexual discrimination in employment should be not merely legal but mandatory....