IN A column by Rod Dreher, a husband describes his intense loneliness in the face of his wife’s whirlwind social calendar:

My wife used to be my best friend. Now we just share a house and a bed. She has friends from her office, and goes out with them a lot. When all this started, I honestly thought she was seeing some guy. I’m not going into the details, but I’m truly convinced that she’s not. She’s just hanging out with other middle-aged women who are sick of their husbands too.

I suspect the real problem with this couple can be summed up in one word: contraception.

ACCORDING TO The New York Times journalist who had the last extensive interview with Jeffrey Epstein, he did not view his sexual perversion as perversion. He was “unapologetic.”

‘He said criminalising sex with teenage girls was a cultural aberration and at times in history it was perfectly acceptable. He pointed out homosexuality had long been considered a crime and was still punishable by death in some parts of the world.’

This does not seem like the type of guilt-ridden person who would have committed suicide.

Perhaps he also did not view his actions as wrong because most of his victims, it appears, were not Jewish.

There’s an exalted term for this in Jewish parlance. It’s called shtupping the shiksa. What is rarely mentioned in the coverage of this story is that Epstein, whose death is highly suspicious, zeroed in on gentile girls for his own pleasure and for others (including non-Jews). The Hebrew slang for a Gentile woman, shiksa ( שיקסע), comes from the Hebrew term shekets ( שקץ), meaning “abomination.” Gentile women are Niddah, Shifchah, Goyya and Zonah (menstrual filth, slaves, heathen, whores.) [Sanhedrin, 812-82b]

Obviously many Jewish men do not see things that way, but this Talmudic mentality may run through not just the likes of Epstein and Harvey Weinstein, but the huge business in trafficking of gentile Russian and Eastern European women in Israel. Stories of the women brought to Israel under false pretenses sound very similar to the stories of the girls who were lured by Epstein with money and promises of fancy careers:

Sofia’s story is painful and complicated. When she was 17 her father had a stroke and the family was thrown into economic turmoil; they sold their home and were left with nothing. When she was 19 she answered a newspaper ad promising $1,000 a month for taking care of old people abroad. She was given a choice of going to Germany, Turkey or Israel; when she chose Israel she was promised a plane ticket and good conditions. She was instructed to say, when she arrived, that she had come for a vacation in Eilat. “I was young and didn’t imagine it was all an act,” she says.

She arrived in 1999, when trafficking in women in Israel was at its height. Her first “bosses” forced her to provide sexual services for an escort service in Bat Yam. Later she was “sold” to the owner of a brothel in Tel Aviv.

The story of Virginia Roberts, who contends she worked as a sex slave for Epstein when she was 17, has a similar beginning. Her father described it: Read More »

JOHN PURDY writes:

I don’t know where you got the idea Belloc’s quatrain was a limerick but it’s not. Here’s a limerick for you.

There once was an actor named Bates
Who was shot several times but escap’t
When asked did you act?
He replied “I redact
Everything that does not turn your pate.”

I’m not much of a “limericist” either, but that is at least a real limerick. Read More »

FOR C.
— Richard Wilbur

After the clash of elevator gates
And the long sinking, she emerges where,
A slight thing in the morning’s crosstown glare,
She looks up toward the window where he waits,
Then in a fleeting taxi joins the rest
Of the huge traffic bound forever west.

On such grand scale do lovers say good-bye—
Even this other pair whose high romance
Had only the duration of a dance,
And who, now taking leave with stricken eye,
See each in each a whole new life forgone.
For them, above the darkling clubhouse lawn,

Bright Perseids flash and crumble; while for these
Who part now on the dock, weighed down by grief
And baggage, yet with something like relief,
It takes three thousand miles of knitting seas
To cancel out their crossing, and unmake
The amorous rough and tumble of their wake.

We are denied, my love, their fine tristesse
And bittersweet regrets, and cannot share
The frequent vistas of their large despair,
Where love and all are swept to nothingness;
Still, there’s a certain scope in that long love
Which constant spirits are the keepers of,

And which, though taken to be tame and staid,
Is a wild sostenuto of the heart,
A passion joined to courtesy and art
Which has the quality of something made,
Like a good fiddle, like the rose’s scent,
Like a rose window or the firmament.

THIS hilarious interview recalls a limerick by Hilaire Belloc:

I shoot the Hippopotamus
With bullets made of platinum,
Because if I use leaden ones
His hide is sure to flatten ’em.

But Mr. Bates doesn’t have the hide of a hippo. Ouch!! The bullets fly through and then they fly out.

I shoot the crisis actor
With bullets made of cheese,
Because if I use leaden ones
His story might not please.

Nah, how about this:

I shoot the crisis actor
With bullets made of pickles,
Because if I use leaden ones
He might not get the tickles.

Gee, writing limericks is harder than it looks! Okay, so I’m no Belloc. But you get the idea. Wait! I’ve got it now:

I shoot the crisis actor
With bullets that are fabricated,
Because if I use leaden ones
The video will be eradicated.

And they might start censoring this video too:

Embroidery, Mikhail Vasil’evich Nesterov; 1909

IF WOMEN behave with dignity in their lives, in all their lives, their thoughts, their intentions, their desires, their wills, their manners, their clothing, their relations, if women shine forth with purity, humility, modesty, then the society that surrounds them will be honourable, noble, orderly, leaving things in their place and respecting the mysteries of life. This society will be good, beautiful, strong, sane and peaceful.

The point of departure: dignified women. The fruit: a well-balanced and happy society.

A dignified woman commands respect. She commands, she reigns like a queen over those who live around her. She has the aspirations of a queen. But the only reign that suits her is that of true love which directs the hearts to the spiritual eternal destiny which is theirs. Woman shares with Christ the royal honour to lead men to the Father.

To fulfill this role, women must not attract the others’ attention on themselves by their pride, their coquetry, their carnal tyranny. By their discretion, their modesty and purity, they must be the beauty which directs towards God and the rampart which holds back passions.

Women will be generous and noble queens. Or else they will be robbing and degrading mistresses, despots who crush souls and bodies until they become the slaves of their own victims who will want them to pay a high price for, having led them in the downfall, like Eve had led Adam. And the degrading women will soon be despised, chained, held prisoner by brutes whom they will have formed. It is in this way that our civilization, formerly Christian, can go down into paganism and savagery.

—– Gilberte Côté-Mercier Read More »

Firefighters attempt to extinguish the blazing roof of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in St. Louis on April 28, 1994. (Renyold Ferguson/Post-Dispatch)

ALAN writes:

When I learned that the roof of Notre Dame Cathedral had burned, it reminded me of two other events in south St. Louis from long, long ago.

Sometime in or around 1959, I was awakened by a thunderstorm in the middle of the night. All of us were asleep. Upon awakening, I glanced in the direction of our bathroom and saw that the light was on. That puzzled me because I knew no one could be in there.  I awakened my mother and she got up to investigate. Indeed no one was there, but the ceiling light had come on and puffs of smoke were emerging from the light fixture. She immediately called the fire department and men arrived within a few minutes. One or more of them climbed onto the roof to assess the situation. They concluded that lightning struck the roof and caused the light to come on. They made sure that there was no potential for fire. In the middle of the night and during an intense thunderstorm, it all seemed rather scary to a 10-year-old boy. Of course we were extremely fortunate.

I was attending St. Anthony of Padua parochial school in those years. One of my classmates was a boy named Larry, whose family lived a few houses down from ours. We often played baseball at Marquette Park, two blocks away. I remember a day in October 1958 when Larry and I walked to school together and talked about a spooky TV program we had watched the night before, called “The House of Flying Objects”.  (It should have been called “The House of Teenage Pranksters”.) Larry’s father was a firefighter.

St. Anthony of Padua Church before the fire

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HAVING allegedly lost not one, but two relatives in the Dayton, Ohio shooting event last weekend, Dayton’s Damon Davenport was able to deliver a moving political speech the same day without confusion, tears or the speechless shock that normally follows the murder of relatives. You can see his speech in this report by CNN. Many videos about the shooting have been removed from Youtube, but this one is safe and sound.

By his own account, Davenport was at “a loss for words.”

At minute 2:27, an unnamed young black woman who witnessed the shooting (does the white woman next to her look like the type of person who would be clubbing with her?) was less impassioned. She seemed bored, as if reading a script, and was almost smiling.

Did you know that 59 people were shot in Chicago last weekend, but only seven people died? That death rate makes sense. Shooters are rarely able to hit their targets perfectly. And surgeons often can remove bullets in those who have been shot and bring victims back to life. But when people get shot in events that, like the Dayton shooting, are widely publicized and involve a political agenda (Chicago victims don’t count), the number of survivors are always extremely low and the marksmanship of the perpetrators, most of whom look like they have spent years playing video games not practicing at shooting ranges, cannot be surpassed by even the most highly trained combat snipers. In the Dayton shooting, Connor Stephen Betts, the 24-year-old alleged perpetrator who had no military background, was reportedly able to shoot fatally ten people (including his sister, Megan) and injure 14 more in 30 seconds. (See Wikipedia timeline.) In 30 seconds. He was instantly shot dead by police.

By the way, Newsweek has addressed claims that Connor Betts looked suspiciously like another Connor Betts of roughly the same age who also had a sister named Megan. The other Connor Betts died four years ago. The idea that they were the same person is “irrational,” the magazine says.

The Megan in the news, we are told, was a “closeted trans man.” Read More »

“Impossible to find a happier and more prosperous population on all the surface of the globe.”

FROM THE MICHAEL JOURNAL comes this article by Alain Pilote:

The dictatorship of the bankers and their debt-money system are not limited to one country, but exist in every country in the world. They are working to keep their control tight, because the example of what an honest system could be, with one country freeing itself from this dictatorship and issuing its own interest- and debt-free currency, would be enough to bring about the worldwide collapse of the bankers’ swindling debt-money system.

This fight of the International Financiers to install their fraudulent debt-money system has been particularly vicious in the United States of America since its very foundation. Historical facts show that several American statesmen were well aware of the dishonest money system the Financiers wanted to impose upon America and of all of its harmful effects. These statesmen were real patriots, who did all that they possibly could to maintain for the USA an honest money system, free from the control of the Financiers. The Financiers did everything in their power to keep in the dark this facet of the history of the United States, for fear that the example of these patriots might still be followed today. Here are some facts that the Financiers would like the population not to know: Read More »

SEE reports by Fellowship of the Minds and Vivien Lee on the missing pieces in recent reports of mass shootings.

In the video below, you can see the completely bloodless victims of the shootings at an El Paso Walmart ludicrously — against all emergency protocols observed by emergency teams around the country — taken out of the store on shopping carts. (Did they deliberately choose heavy victims to poke fun at America? I wonder.)

Carnage is typically messy. The human body carries more than a gallon of blood and it tends to flow profusely. Here we see none of the normal mess. It looks like an emergency drill, not a real event.

Furthermore, the idea that one person could kill 22 people in minutes when even the most expert marksman cannot achieve such kill rates, especially in this age of advanced medicine when even people who are shot in the head can be revived and survive for years, is absurd.

The real victims of these shootings are the children and extremely gullible adults who have been traumatized by these reports which are broadcast everywhere so that you cannot escape them or find barely a corner of the world to achieve a moment’s rest from manufactured hysteria and political grandstanding.

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FROM BROTHER NATHANAEL in a new video:

It’s the lie that will not die.

‘Whites are doing mass shootings and must be stopped.’

Last time I looked it was blacks such as DeWayne Craddock who cut down 12 mostly white co-workers in Virginia Beach this summer.

He didn’t fit the script—he wasn’t white, no manifestos, no social media—so the jew-owned media ditched him.

There’s Anthony Watkins and Terrance Wesley who mowed down 5 black men in St Louis this July. Read More »

Detail from Valle Romita Polyptych by Gentile da Fabriano (c. 1400)

“IF WE were able by ourselves to know perfectly all things, visible and invisible, it would be foolish for us to believe what we do not see. But our knowledge is so imperfect that no philosopher has ever been able to discover perfectly the nature of a single fly … If our intelligence is so weak, is it not foolish to be willing to believe about God only what we are able to find out by ourselves alone?”

— St. Thomas Aquinas

Russia celebrates the 74th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany. (Photo by Mladen ANTONOV / AFP) (Photo credit should read MLADEN ANTONOV/AFP/Getty Images)

THROUGH engineered discord and demoralization, the American people are being prepared to turn against their own and accept world government. Russia will save the day. It’s The Perestroika Deception.

LEARN about some of the ingredients of a staged massacre and how a “Terror Pie” is made.

Start at the seven minute mark in this presentation (above) by Ole Dammegard. And learn to laugh:

ANONYMOUS writes:

I am so glad you’re back. I was beginning to worry about you and was eager to see your take on recent events. I immediately thought of you and the Ole Dammegard video when I saw the shoe picture from Dayton. This quote also came to mind in light of Gilroy, El Paso, and Dayton:

“Once is happenstance; twice is coincidence; the third time it’s enemy action.” — Ian Fleming’s James Bond novel, Goldfinger (1959)

Here is a compilation of some of the anomalies of our latest cataclysms. I especially like the Beto O’Rourke/Robbie Parker parallels, as both struggle to compose their chortling selves before delivering their on-camera spiels (video comparisons at the link.)

Thank you very much for covering these bewildering occurrences. I, too, am finding it more difficult to locate any decent commentary online and appreciate your posting on these topics all the more. Read More »

Why are these shoes piled up at the site of the alleged Dayton massacre?

THE Masonic operatives who plan false flag shootings typically leave empty shoes as a clue. From Nice to Orlando to San Bernardino to Las Vegas, images of empty shoes appeared prominently in the news coverage immediately following massacres in these cities.

Here is a pile of shoes in the nightclub district in Dayton, the site of Saturday’s alleged shooting. But, victims do not fly out of their shoes when they are shot! Most people do not fly out of their shoes when they run away!

Ole Dammegard examined the shoe symbolism in an interview mentioned in this previous post.

NOVUS ORDO WATCH comments:

First convened by the “Theology of the Body” mastermind “Pope Saint” John Paul II in 1985, the Novus Ordo phenomenon of World Youth Day has long been dubbed the “Catholic Woodstock” on account of the rampant occasions of carnal sin it offers due to the free mixing of large groups of young men and women, most of whom are dressed in shockingly immodest ways.

It may just be, however, that there is an even more sinister side to World Youth Day.

The most recent such event took place in Panama in January of this year. Frequent visitors to this site may recall the horrendous prayer and adoration vigil “Pope” Francis presided over, which featured a grotesque-looking hollow metal monstrance in the form of the Blessed Mother:

Monster-ance! Horrid Adoration Ceremony at World Youth Day Vigil Service

So far, so bad.

But now some people on Twitter have claimed that during that ceremony Francis used a humeral veil with a trim pattern that displays a logo used by pedophiles and pederasts to identify themselves to kindred spirits. Thus we decided to investigate, and what we found was shocking. [cont.]

JESSE LEE PETERSON, beginning at minute 54 in this interview, briefly discusses the effects of college education on black women, who dramatically outnumber black men in “higher education.” The official story is, of course, that this is all a great advance for women. Peterson maintains it is making it impossible for black men to marry them.