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Biden is still a sociopath

July 22, 2024/9 Comments/in General/by Kevin MacDonald

Since I have called Biden a sociopath, I suppose I should say something about his dropping out. What we hear from the Democrats, of course, is that is shows that he is a great patriot who selflessly bailed out on the presidency for the good of the party and the country. The reality is that there was no path forward. The money had dried up and an increasing number of Democrats were urging him to resign. Biden’s still the same selfish, narcissistic politician that he has always been. Might as well retire in glory and with half the country thinking he’s a hero than get clobbered by Trump in the election.

And then there’s Kamala, the cackling super-airhead whose rise to fame and fortune started with having an affair with Willy Brown. Continuity of sociopathy. And she emulates Biden in uttering absolute jibberish—as Pelosi says she is “brilliantly astute.”

Being brilliantly astute, these are her thoughts on time:

As is often the case, Ann Coulter says it  best:

Joe Biden: American Hero!

The courage, the patriotism, the strength, the selflessness!

Following weeks of calling Biden a narcissistic, stubborn-ass dementia patient, the moment he acceded to demands that he drop out …. 

Biden’s withdrawal is an act of SUCH SELFLESSNESS AND PATRIOTISM that I’m not certain a spot on Mt Rushmore is quite sufficient. [She forgot ‘courageous’. But the NYTimes certainly didn’t: President Biden’s decision to exit the 2024 presidential election is a fitting coda for a man whose life has been devoted to public service. Mr. Biden has served the nation well as its president. By agreeing to step down when his term ends in January, he is greatly increasing the chance that his party is able to protect the nation from the dangers of returning Donald Trump to the presidency.]

Is it too early to talk about renaming the country Bidenia?

On Morning Joe, Jon Meacham is the neutral moderator for the debate on Biden’s greatness.

And somewhat to my surprise, even the scrupulously neutral Meacham, on considering the issue carefully, has concluded that Yes, America owes Joe Biden a debt of gratitude for being the FIRST to recognize Charlottesville as the gravest threat to our Republic in its 240 year plus history…

The rest of us were sleepwalking through history.

Mika: “the January 6 rioters who defecated ALL OVER THE CAPITOL.”

[Still waiting for photos of this claim, which rests exclusively on the word of “a source close to incoming Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer” and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries.]

 

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  1. anon342
    anon342 says:
    July 22, 2024 at 12:18 pm

    Yes, as I understand it, Biden is an innate Sociopath. It’s hard for Europeans who study population genetics to accept Woodley of Menie’s model. Woodley suggested that he solved the Fermi Paradox, which is that the reason we don’t see highly advanced futuristic civilizations beyond Earth is because a planetary ubiquitous biological phenomenon occurs which is that genetics start to break down and the civilizations collapse before becoming inter-stellar. Thus, “Star Trek” never happens. When you see the condition of Europeans today, it seems quite conspicuous that woodley of Menie could be correct. I’ve been watching a lot of professional Astronomy lectures lately. Our Galaxy seems void of all interstellar life (unless some information is being hidden from the public in order to keep us under control and/or to keep us feeling nihilistic). Talking about Sociopaths, here is a European NASA engineer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QTu-NH5Tqg No doubt a minimum IQ of 120, but probably much higher to acquire an elite NASA position. He would be smart enough to know the extreme over-representation of Ashkenazi people in NATO due to affirmative action. When I listen to Astronomy lectures, around 80% of the lecturers are Ashkenazi – they dominate Western Astronomy. Yet, this European engineer in the link above has no problem contributing to a nation that he knows exists only to serve Ashkenazi ethnic interests. He could be receiving a salary of around $200,000 a year, or more. That’s all that matters to him. This is Individual Selection – a complete breakdown of European genetics. Every European white collar worker is now Individually Selected – just working for personal or immediate family evolutionary advancement.

    Woodley’s model would predict that the Ashkenazim will also not become interstellar. Once they become too smart and acquire a threshold of scientific knowledge, dysgenics occurs from technology reducing the intensity of Darwinian Selection for better genes, going in reverse. We can see this in the smart secular Ashkenazim where they have high intermarriage rates with Gentiles and relatively low fertility. The smartest ones get weeded out, and then it’s the less intelligent Orthodox ones who have all the children. If any of them become too intelligent again, they again become maladaptive and die off.

    I’m guessing that Astronomy could have advanced much further if more competent Europeans were allowed to be fairly represented in Astronomy. How many Europeans with higher quantitative and visuo-spatial IQs were turned down over Ashkenazi individuals with lower scores?

  2. Rudolf
    Rudolf says:
    July 22, 2024 at 12:23 pm

    https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/amish-officially-declared-worlds-healthiest-children-after-rejecting-big-pharma-vaccines/

    Only legends know what really happened. https://x.com/justin_hart/status/1813575419549061450

  3. Sukiwuki
    Sukiwuki says:
    July 22, 2024 at 1:50 pm

    If someone as intelligent and perceptive as Nancy Pelosi said so, I believe her!

    On a serious note, I watched a video where a young man made a very good case for the possible nomination of RFK Jr. as the most likely candidate for the Democratic party in 2024. I would be interested to hear the opinions of others.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wl7xg2Jl0gI&t=1552s

    • JessicaR
      JessicaR says:
      July 23, 2024 at 1:01 pm

      What I appreciate about RFK is his aversion to war which, in addition to the ugliness of it would do a nice job of jacking up our already sky-high deficit. He also has the Kennedy name and charisma, which would be very useful in an election

      My reservations involve his actions in trying to clear his cousin of murder In RFK Jr’s book, Framed, about the case, he wrote that an African American male, whom he named, killed Martha Moxley. It is as certain as anything is in life that the man, A.H. is innocent. I don’t want to use his full name because I don’t want to spread the lie and defame the poor man more.

      The evidence that RFK Jr offers for this claim is that an African American hair was found in a blanket used to wrap Martha Moxley’s body. In pre-DNA days, there was no way of proving the hair belonged to A.H. The Moxley family had a housekeeper who lived with her family on the property. The hair could have belonged to a family member or a guest. His other evidence–a statement from a known liar who refused to testify under oath.

      RFK JR once snarked that if A.H. was unhappy about the book, he could sue. A.H. did go to a lawyer who advised him that suing would only spread the story and inflict even more damage to his reputation. The lawyer advised him to keep his mouth shut and if questioned by law enforcement to plead the fifth.

      One need not be especially woke to object to someone trying to frame an innocent man for murder.

      A president is the nation’s chief law enforcement officer as well as commander in chief. One need not be es

  4. Pierre de Craon
    Pierre de Craon says:
    July 22, 2024 at 5:33 pm

    To return from Biden to his presumptive heir, Trump, on Sunday evening I read a very disturbing essay by Andrew Anglin about the Republican National Convention and the various creatures who pass for human that were given positions of honor at the podium.

    If even a quarter of what Anglin reports is true with regard to Trump’s speech, the RNC platform, Trump’s full-on embrace of perverts and perversion, and his decision to discontinue treating Christianity as the normative and defining religion of the United States—and I see no reason to doubt Anglin’s claims—it is truly horrible that the assassination wasn’t a success.

  5. ps
    ps says:
    July 23, 2024 at 9:00 am

    https://www.perplexity.ai/search/you-just-created-a-text-in-ang-K3Xo555.S86WZBTI9eneBA

    • ps
      ps says:
      July 23, 2024 at 1:30 pm

      https://www.perplexity.ai/search/it-seems-to-me-that-there-are-R2RoX2zuQQOww.a2H6IAyQ

  6. Rudolf
    Rudolf says:
    July 23, 2024 at 11:52 pm

    Prof. Rieck: “Team Biden outsmarts the Democrats: Kamala Harris (Strategem 12). Team Biden is in truth Team Biden-Harris – and has led a sheep away with a light hand (as the 36 Stratagems say).” Activate auto-subs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKC2EKMLkgg

    Rieck believes Harris was planned from the beginning, but the time to present or place her as the stronger candidate was only now. He considers Trump’s position to be weakened after the “assassination”, in contrast to most commentators on the right side of the spectrum.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epWYJ_SY8uU

  7. Rudolf
    Rudolf says:
    July 24, 2024 at 12:24 am

    https://www.amren.com/podcasts/2024/07/but-what-if-biden-wasnt-running-for-president/

    https://odysee.com/@WarStrike:a/Episode50:fc

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