Global Climate DisruptionTM - The Politics (Part 2)
Posted On: Wednesday - January 11th 2017 9:43AM MST
In Topics:   Lefty MegaStupidity  TV, aka Gov't Media  Global Climate Stupidity  Globalists
Continuing on from here, we must discuss what are the methods the elite and their leftist and treehugger sycophants use to push this agenda. First, it should be added right here, that we at PeakStupidity do not believe in some overarching conspiracy on the part of the elites. They are not smart enough for that. It's just, that with issues like this many think and act the same way with the same motives.
Due to the fact that the public still stupidly gets much of their news (and opinion pushed at them) by the Gov't/fake media via TV, the part played by the "journalists" in the spreading of the whole doomsday Global Climate DisruptionTM meme (yeah, meme, because that's all the hell it really is, one big meme) is major. As we left off this post with, the journalists are not bright enough, even if they actually try to be honest, to understand a scientific paper. It is very important to keep the viewers, so of course the stories will lean toward some worst case scenario inferred from the science papers. Again, once they get in the limelight to any degree, the scientists themselves will be loath to downplay any limitations and wide tolerance bands of their doomsday-forecasting models. That would put a damper on things.
A very good example of this behavior is the case of one Carl Sagan, a former (well dead now) cosmologist (to be neither confused with the cosmetologists (cuter but dumber) nor the climatologists (medium intelligence with some make-up on due to TV)). He became a media darling because he was good at explaining the astrophysics, that he studied, to the public. He was the go-to guy for any story on TV about astronomy and physics on the large-scale. I'm guessing he was a good scientist back when that's all he was, but he let the media attention get to his head. In the latter part of his life, he was all into the whole "nuclear winter" (called "nuculer winner" where I lived) thing. That was the projected - using math models again - changes to the entire earth's atmosphere in the even of major nuclear war. It turned out later that it was mostly a lot of hooey. Hey, listen, none of us want nuclear war, especially us at PeakStupidity (we just payed for a multi-year hosting agreement, for crying out loud). But, please, don't give us some BS just to scare us, or we will quit believing your lyin' asses. Hmmmm... that brings up right back to the topic of the post again.
One of the methods used to push this multi-decade GCDTM dealio is to change the language. One will hear and read the word "emissions" wrt CO2 all the time, for example, in order to conjure up the idea of it being a "pollutant". Without any argument about the greenhouse effect involved (and we don't have any), Carbon Dioxide gas is just plain NOT POLLUTION in ANY SENSE of the word! Even if the climate models were accurate (retro-spoiler alert: they're NOT), CO2 gas is a natural part of the atmosphere. (I really believe that some want the most gullible part of the public to confuse this with CO, carbon monoxide, which is poisonous.) I particularly don't like the use of the term "by-product" for the CO2 resulting from combustion. Nitrogen Oxides are BY-PRODUCTS, i.e., they can result from non-optimal combustion where the Nitrogen from the air is involved in an unwanted reaction. Sorry to tell you, but CO2 is a PRODUCT of any combustion of HYDROCARBONS (molecules of CARBON, C, and HYDROGEN, H) in Air. The Hydrogen combines with Oxygen, making water*, and the Carbon combines with Oxygen, making Carbon Dioxide, and hopefully the Nitrogen - in the form of N2, 80% of the composition of the air - stays put (inert). Those are the 2 PRODUCTS, so quit using wrong terminology, people.
Now, I'm not letting all scientists in the field off the hook either, as might be assumed by this and previous posts on this topic.
There will be a small post about the scientists role in the politics, and another post about the high level globalist scum that use this meme as another tool in their control-freak toolbox. Stay tuned, don't change the frequency of your router!
*Water has its own "greenhouse effect", and is much more a factor in this process than CO2, which should be accounted for in any mathematical model. Why do we not hear much about "water emissions"? We here at PeakStupidity know the answer, as we note stupidity as soon as we see it.
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I should have named him after a man of the cloth
Posted On: Tuesday - January 10th 2017 7:26PM MST
In Topics:   Music  Humor  Curmudgeonry
If you're a parent of any young kid these days you may have noticed the new naming conventions, maybe even in your own kid. I don't know if the moms get this stuff from just one book or TV show, like some of the pop-psycho stuff like "you're not a bad kid - you're just making the wrong choices."* Anyhoo, if you haven't been paying attention since the days of all the Joshuas, Jeremies, Jasons, Justins, and Jonas, the new thing is last-name first names.
Connor, Tanner, Tyler (man, that Fight Club just didn't make any damn sense to me), and a whole host of other last names are the new first names for boys. Girls are getting some of this treatment also. OK, it does beat being named by Johnny Cash's dad, but it's getting annoying to us at PeakStupidity. I think the idea is that these kids sound sophisticated, I dunno - it's to the point where any last name will do now. A Chinese mom figured she'd better fit in and made her born-in-China boy's name "Benson". Hey, lady, he's already got his last name first as is the Chinese way - you don't need to go searching through old sit-coms. However, I don't believe this old country of ours will be around to see a President named Tanner - just as well, really.
In that light, I guess we could all go to the courthouse if we had to on this, but I've recently wished we'd named our boy after a man of the cloth - called him Amos Moses.
I think it would have slipped by the wife, as she's not a Jerry Reed fan, far's I know - RIP:
* My kid accidentally knocked the snot out of another kid with his foot as he was climbing over a railing and his friend was too close by. I don't mean figuratively "knocked the snot out of", but literally, which, in this case, is a lot less violent than figuratively - the other kid's snot moved over from his nose to the other side of his face, that's all.
They were both little ones, so it wasn't any big deal. The mom was already telling the other kid some crap about "making the wrong choices" - man, lady, the kid's literally (haha) two years old. I couldn't help myself "no, he just needs to keep his face out of the way of other kids' feet when they're moving is all". You don't need any DVD's of Oprah or Dr. Phil to figure this out.
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Can things get more stupid than this?
Posted On: Tuesday - January 10th 2017 6:36PM MST
In Topics:   Genderbenders  General Stupidity  Student and other Snowflakes
This site is named Peak Stupidity for a good reason. The following article points out that which clearly amounts to some kind of record Stupidity in quantities never before seen in the Western, or Eastern world. It is a flavor of Stupid, so toxic as to make this planet barely habitable by sentient human beings - homo sapiens some call us.
This link is yet another Steve Sailer blog post on VDare.com. This link is to the same post on unz.com where one can comment.
There's a fugitive murder suspect in the killing of a teacher in Berzerkely, California who does not want to be identified as a specific gender. It's not that he doesn't want you to know - hey not my bidness, what you do in your bedroom or jail cell ... The thing is, he doesn't want people to use normal English pronouns to describe him. He's OK, I believe, with the phrase "primary stabbing suspect", but not "him" or "her" - it's got to be "they" according to them ("them" meaning the one guy, a topic for another post to come).
See, how can this stupid shit go on for that much longer? These people, especially in academia, are in their own world with this stuff, but the rest of the world will eventually crash down on theirs when it is discovered that we really don't have any money, and there is especially no more money to support their world of delusion.
OK, it's not like crazy thoughts like this did not occur even as far back as the 1960's, but the difference was that people thinking them were on psychedelic plants and medications that would wear off in a matter of 6 - 8 hours (depending on ... well some friends said this.)
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Global Climate DisruptionTM - The Politics (Part 1)
Posted On: Tuesday - January 10th 2017 9:19AM MST
In Topics:   Lefty MegaStupidity  Global Climate Stupidity  Globalists
There are so many people in this world that would love to have a great deal more power over you and me. This is all well and good, so long as we don't let them get into (or stay in) positions to act on their desires. Yes, the horse has long left the barn on this for the most part, but the types that want control of your labor, your money, and your lives are not really satisfied yet. The people we are talking about may be called "leaders", "politicians", "captains of industry", etc., but better words to describe them would be "Globalists" and "the Elite", or to keep it simple "the Globalist Elite".
The Globalist Elite will pounce on any new idea that will let them amass more of the world's resources (i.e. your money and your stuff) and let them control said resources. Once they and their useful idiots, the mindless lefties and the treehuggers, can get the ball rolling on a scam like Global Climate DisruptionTM, aka Climate Change, aka Global Warming, aka Global Cooling, it's hard for even intelligent individuals under an oppressive government (like ours, and pretty much all of the worlds' gov'ts) to slow down and stop this snowball headed for hell. Our best bet is to blow this snowball up. I'm using snowball analogies today in particular for obvious reasons.
Politicians, aka the useful idiots for the globalists in real power, have been using this once staid and respectable field of science, climatology (not to be confused with cosmetology - less math and better-looking women), in various ways for their purposes and purposes of those in control. What are the benefits for the politicians:
a) An important thing for these people is to show that they care and are more compassionate than you are - hey don't knock it, they know that gets the women's votes.
b) As far as this BS has gotten to by this point, they can seriously consider taxing whatever they want based on some arbitrary measure of what's good for Mother Earth. These people like money, especially yours - you may have noticed that by now.
c) The most important benefit of the Global Climate DisruptionTM nonsense for the politicians and those with hands on the strings that control said politicians is the amount of additional control to be gained. One can point at any industry or endeavor and regulate the living hell out of it based on an urgent need to "avoid a doomsday scenario" (the worst case scenario that even the most outlandishly unbelievable climate math models out there would never predict).
This will be continued in another post in the morning.
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For some reason we remembered this morning to revist Global Climate DisruptionTM
Posted On: Tuesday - January 10th 2017 8:59AM MST
In Topics:   Global Climate Stupidity
What was the impetus here that finally brought this blog back to the topic.... maybe ... was it ... because we are FREEZING OUR ASSES OFF!, perhaps? I think most readers in N. America and Europe would agree - we don't seem to be basking in the snowless balmy winter wonderland promised by our smarter and better elites, cough,
This topic has been discussed in this blog mainly just within the one subject of mathematical modeling so far.
This ClimateDepot post - Pravda: ‘Scientists Now Warn Of A New Ice Age’ As Temperature Plummets to – 80°F In Russia will bring out the usual retort that WEATHER AIN'T CLIMATE. Yes, we agree, but our post here tries to explain that climate modeling may be different than weather modeling/forecasting, but it is just as complicated. We also agree that the newspaper Pravda was never associated with truth, thought this Russian word means "truth", but, when compared to American Gov't media, it could not be any worse.
Our post titled Summary of our take on Global Climate DisruptionTM (Part 2) ended with our take on how science, and specifically climatology, journal papers get turned into ridiculous sensational media headlines and stories. Since this post has gone on for a while, we will shortly go into the political aspect of the Global Climate DisruptionTM
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No, we don't worship Steve Sailer
Posted On: Saturday - January 7th 2017 11:54AM MST
In Topics:   Websites  Pundits
or Zerohedge Tyler Durden (man, that movie kind of sucked) or VDare or any website, but we've been getting into it for the last few days - and rest of the unz.com site recently for a number of reasons.
Sailer is prolific, smart and very snarky, which we like and will try to emulate (oh, and last of all, right 95% of the time). This blog will get on it's feet and have it's name in lights someday, but for right now, Sailer is like Colonel Kurtz and PeakStupidity is only just like Dennis Hopper:
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And you readers are just errand boys, sent by grocery clerks.
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Music for today - previous post put a Warren Zevon song in my head
Posted On: Saturday - January 7th 2017 11:42AM MST
In Topics:   Music
It's the part about nutty people being called excitable. This song is about one such Excitable Boy:
It's a real shame I didn't know too much about this guy and his songs back when he was still with us,
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PC and Euphemisms
Posted On: Saturday - January 7th 2017 11:35AM MST
In Topics:   Political Correctness
From another Unz.com article by Steve Sailer.... who is, apparently, still reading the rest of the NY Slimes - like I keep saying, somebody's gotta do it.
For whatever reasons, this lady’s writing* does not make me as angry as some of the stuff we linked to yesterday. Yeah, she is PC, of course, but this is the part where people just wants to change wording to make everything sound nicer to avoid people feeling sad. It’s still lies, of course, which are called euphemisms (euphemism being a euphemism for lies). However, I think this stuff is not as viscous as the ones the real political types utter.
Examples here:
negro –> colored —> afro-american —> black —> whatever-the-hell
retarded —> slow —> short-bus-riding —> mentally challenged —> ??
bat-shit-crazy —> nutty —> very excitable —> differently logiced —-> NY mayoralty material
gimpy —> lame —> handicapped —> ??
and so on.
We all know why the words are changed every generation or even decade nowadays. Everyone is hip to what the new word means after a while, so the people in question will feel bad again.
Yes, Down’s syndrome is very sad, and the mental and physical handicaps are also, and are usually no fault of the individual. Yet, you can’t hide from sad things forever. If we keep these people who care about feelings more than truth in positions of authority for long, we will be back to living in
Back to the post again, I did want to add that I agree with it, especially this last paragraph from Sailer:
"As you know, it is a priori impossible for Victim-Americans to abuse American-Americans. So, the victim must have been a Victim-American."
Nice!
This here – “there’s been a lot of progress in attitudes …” is where Miss Carlson lets us know that we must not use words that hurt peoples feelings ;-{ It’s more important to her than plainspoken truth.
* BTW, I don't know if the short excerpt on Unz site is the whole of the article by Margaret Carlson.
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Christmas toys ... an ongoing saga
Posted On: Saturday - January 7th 2017 8:55AM MST
In Topics:   Cheap China-made Crap  Curmudgeonry
One of the Christmas toys mentioned a week back or so is a remote control vehicle. We broke out the swapped-out truck long after the exchange at the store. You wouldn't believe this next part.
There are two motions - driving wheels forward/backward (via motor drive) and front wheels right/left (via solenoid, most likely - just on/off motion). The latter motion, the steering that is, is backwards on the replaced truck! Now, first thought is, OK we can hold the remote control backwards, but, no, then other motion is backwards - of course.
I took apart the control, expecting something simple, like the plastic tiny joystick that touches the actual switch was installed wrong. Nope, it's not that. The small PC board inside is very neat and orderly with 4 micro momentary-contact switches. All I can think of is one of them is supposed to be normally-open and one normally-closed and a wrong one was installed. A friend suggested that maybe the logic in the small chip was wrong (flashed wrong?).
Possibly the problem is in the truck, but I didn't have a small enough screwdriver. Even so, I'm not sure what could be backwards mechanically, or is a solenoid installed wrong.
Q/A for the win! (I could tell you stories from the family about Chinese Q/A. It's done a bit differently over there, as Mr. Lee explains below:
How do you run your Quality Assurance Department so cheaply, Mr. Lee?
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Post number 100 ...
Posted On: Saturday - January 7th 2017 7:27AM MST
In Topics:   Internets  Websites
... and what do you get?
6 weeks older and a case of tourette (s)
Tell Saint Peter that I caint go;
I owe my soul to the google web spider.
Pretty good - 100 posts in 6-7 weeks. It doesn't look as though we will run out of things to write about in the foreseeable future.
We thank any and all readers for your support. START COMMENTING, BITCHEZ!
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The Hildabeast rises out of the sulfer lake?
Posted On: Friday - January 6th 2017 5:07PM MST
In Topics:   Commies  Genderbenders  AntiChrist  Hildabeast
Zerohedge writes that the Hildabeast, AntiChrist runner-up is considering running for mayor of NY City. The city can't be saved anyway, but as the first commenter writes:
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Please God, no. [/Michael Scott] <--- added by PeakStupidity*
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Then, they've got a video of Lieutenant Mayo (of An Officer and a Gentleman) fame, crying "I've got no place left to go!"
Funny, funny people over there at Zerohedge, as we've been telling you all for years. Reading the comments will be a hoot, I tells ya.
* Here's what I'm talking about - Michael Scott is Peakstupidity and Toby is Hillary:
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One more comment off of Zerohedge:
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She is like one of those floating turds, that refuses to get through the ubend. God help you all.
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Greetings again from the Hacking Capital of the World
Posted On: Friday - January 6th 2017 12:56PM MST
In Topics:   Elections '16 - '24  The Russians
Donald Trump said
"With all that being said, I don’t want countries to be hacking our country... They’ve hacked the White House. They’ve hacked Congress. We’re like the hacking capital of the world.”
He's a funny guy when he talks off the cuff. Hey, it goes both ways, Mr. Trump, or really, many different ways - government on government, government on foreigners, foreigners on American, American government on Americans, etc.* Ask Ed Snowden, the Mossad, the CIA, the NSA, the former KGB, Chinese graduate students - they all know the drill.
* OK this reminded me of something that cracks me up heavily. The setting is The Office with Dwight Schrute explaining to the (always non-visible) reality-show cameraman how the embarrassing pornographic watermark on many pallets of paper is not a big deal.
Anyway, I didn't write this to knock our President Elect - I like and support the guy. The stuff before "With all that being said ..." is about the ridiculous blame-the-Russians-for-influencing-16-elections meme that's going around.
For crying out loud, lots of foreigners influenced the election - maybe 5-25% of the 30-40 million illegal aliens for one thing. They used a simple method - voting. How about certain AntiChrists from Europe that use big money to support campaigns of certain AntiChrist runners-up? (runner ups to both being the AntiChrist and to being president - 0/2 for the Hildabeast - but we have some wonderful parting gifts!)
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FACE IT, GLOBALISTS, YOU SCREWED THE POOCH!
Posted On: Friday - January 6th 2017 9:38AM MST
In Topics:   Political Correctness  Globalists  Media Stupidity
More on the gov't/fake media's loss of control of the "narrative":
To expand on the last paragraph of the post below,
This culture war is really coming to a head. The media cannot suppress truthful facts and truthful opinions anymore, but the big guys did not get the internet locked-down in time. The big "plan" is falling apart.
Firstly, we don't really think there is a big "plan", just a lot of people that think the same way. There will be a post on this later.
Next, there is another major change that is in progress regarding the old Gov't/fake media vs. the new version of media. The old media were able to keep their stories straight, so long as a great majority of people's information was from the
Now, not only are people getting the truth from different outlets, pissing off the
From the article referred to by the article referred to [yes, meant to write that] in the last post:
… The message in conservative media is clear: Reverse discrimination — particularly against white Trump voters — is a big problem that the liberals in the media refuse to acknowledge. Oh, and by the way, Chicago (the part inhabited mostly by black people, anyway) is a super-dangerous place, just like Trump said.
The guy's being sarcastic, but what he just said is the Truth! (with the exception of the stupid phrase "reverse discrimination".) People know this, Callum, and BTW, what kind of fucked-up name is Callum, anyway? The lies are so much in our face now. The loss of trust, and any respect for, old-time media outlets has gone down the toilet due to 2, not just the obvious 1st reason here:
1) We can find out the lies from other sources - this is not 1975 with Walter Cronkite on CBS news at 6:30 PM. OK, this has been written about millions of times now.
2) The lies are so blatant now. We see and read these people lying to us, and even THEY KNOW (well, the few bright ones, anyway and their owners) that WE KNOW that it's lies! Yet, they continue.
The problem they have is, again, they could feed this crap to us, and we would have to eat it, if they already had the apparatus set up to arrest, get fired, or otherwise punish people for "daring" to oppose "official truth". They should have set this up before the blogs got started, before Breitbart, Instapundit, VDare, Amren, Infowars, (especially!) Zerohedge, and all the others, even, last but not least, PeakStupidity.com. Too many people are becoming awake, and too damn early! Face it, globalists, you screwed the pooch on this one.
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Sailer is a one-man gov't-media evisceration machine
Posted On: Friday - January 6th 2017 9:03AM MST
In Topics:   Lefty MegaStupidity  Political Correctness  Media Stupidity
Steve Sailer (yeah, again) eviscerates yet another idiotic NY Slimes article, this time about a big well-funded, we're sure, study showing that gentrification of neighborhoods can be predicted by knowing where crime will decrease! Let me rephrase that: Unexpectedly, people don't like it when they get mugged and raped and have their cars and apartments broken into a lot. They will improve their houses and pay higher taxes to live in a place that has a decreasing amount of the people who do this sort of thing.
Here's the other one, about a Washington Post anti-trump and anti-trump supporter article, saying "Pro-Trump Narratives Converge in One Awful Attack Streamed on Facebook". The article is about the kidnapping/torture of that white guy by two blacks a few days back, and the problem is with the people that notice and don't like this sort of thing.
You gotta see this crap with our own eyes:
The pro-Trump Infowars website described the episode under a provocative headline: “White man kidnapped, gagged, beaten by racist black anti-Trump gang."
Yep, the truth is getting pretty provocative these days.
More by this imbecile Callum Borchers:
The result was consistent with the findings of researchers at Harvard and Tufts, whose 2011 study concluded that whites, overall, now view discrimination against white people as more prevalent than discrimination against black people.
“This perception is fascinating, as it stands in stark contrast to data on almost any outcome that has been assessed,” the researchers, Samuel Sommers and Michael Norton, wrote on the Post Everything blog in July. “From life expectancy to school discipline to mortgage rejection to police use of force, outcomes for white Americans tend to be — in the aggregate — better than outcomes for black Americans, often substantially so.”
Apparently, the truth is fascinationg to this guy!
This culture war is really coming to a head. The media cannot suppress truthful facts and truthful opinions anymore, but the big guys did not get the internet locked-down in time. The big "plan" is falling apart.
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A good trait of Americans
Posted On: Friday - January 6th 2017 8:23AM MST
In Topics:   Americans  Dead/Ex- Presidents
The website was created to argue for Peak Stupidity, which, believe us you, we are nearly there. Once in a while it would be nice if a post or two could be more upbeat, especially about the United States.
This writer is located in another English-speaking country (I can't say - love that subterfuge, dontcha?! ) on business, and there is one thing I've noticed for a long time. Americans have a very good trait of not being purposefully over-sophisticated and not "putting on airs". The hotel here just has a way about it of having modern-looking, fancy looking stuff that is not as good as just something simple that works. I believe most middle-class (what's left of it) Americans would rather be at a decent Hampton Inn with friendly people and clean-enough rooms than the fancy city places that have edgy new furniture, i.e. lamps that are difficult to turn on and showers that take 5 minutes to figure out the workings of.
People who use big words in speaking are not looked up to, and plain talk is still appreciated. I guess good writers could say this is a bad thing, but it represents a healthy disrespect for intellectuals. That's a good thing.
This relates to politics in a big way. You take Jimmy Carter (please!). Firstly, his name is a good example of his humility. Do you note any European politicians named Jimmy ;-} Now, Carter didn't turn out to be much of a leader, his views were left wing (not compared to today, of course!), but most likely 19 people in 20 would admit this guy was honest and a good, decent human being. It seems as though the big difference between the European so-called democracies and our Republic in terms of politics, has been that Americans appreciate an honest guy over a smart guy, and Europeans appreciate a smart guy over an honest guy. One could probably say the last sentence for any other country in the world too.
Let us relate that to the 2016 and possibly some previous elections in a latter post - hopefully today.
Would you buy a used car from this man?
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Gord's Gold
Posted On: Wednesday - January 4th 2017 6:34PM MST
In Topics:   Music
Continuing with the Canadian artists (we messed up last night), we feature Mr. Gordon Lightfoot.
Here's a live version from 1974 - note he's just a regular guy:
Here's a link to the song with no video, but better audio from the single.
Posting frequency will be extra low for a coupla days or so.
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AUDIT THE FED!
Posted On: Wednesday - January 4th 2017 6:18PM MST
In Topics:   Elections '16 - '24  Globalists  Economics
Ron Paul talked about this stuff way before most people were ready to listen. His son, Rand, seemed like a decent enough guy as US senators go, but that's not saying much, and I figured he was bought and paid for like the rest of them.
Drudge linked to article from "The Hill" website about a new push for auditing the Federal Reserve (which is neither Federal - it is a private bank) nor a Reserve of any real money of any sort).
From the The Hill article:
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) have re-introduced legislation to “Audit the Fed,” after a similar effort stalled in the last Congress.
But such a proposal, which has been vocally opposed by Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen, may face its best odds ever of becoming law. Both chambers are controlled by Republicans long critical of the Fed’s policies, and President-elect Donald Trump has heaped scorn on the central bank since the beginning of his presidential campaign.
Paul specifically mentioned Trump in a statement about the bill Wednesday, making clear the measure’s proponents believe they have an ally in their cause coming to the White House.
“The U.S. House has responded to the American people by passing Audit the Fed multiple times, and President-elect Trump has stated his support for an audit. Let’s send him the bill this Congress,” said Paul.
Keep in mind that we're not writing about just a few accountants looking over some books to check the numbers. It is high time to find out what these greedy-ass globalist bankers are up to, and what really goes on. This is why it will probably never actually happen, no matter what the law ends up saying. These guys are the elites behind the scenes and they are not going to give up the plans for their schemes to anyone, even honest senators (hahaha) and a fairly honest but naive (on this stuff) president.
I would bet all the money in the "Federal Reserve" on this not happening. Of course, that is a low-risk proposition.
Now, if Ron Paul - the most honest, decent constitution-following human being ever to have been in office in Washington, FS - had listened to the nascent writers of PeakStupidity back in ought-twelve about talking about illegal immigration, he'd be running this show.
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[UPDATE 5 mins. later:] Washington, F.S. = Washington, Federal Shithole. It's gonna be time for a PeakStupidity glossary right soon.
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Pure Prairie League - Amy
Posted On: Tuesday - January 3rd 2017 7:19PM MST
In Topics:   Music
Nothing to write but that I met the band long after the time of this great song - Craig Fuller, the singer, seemed nice and autographed a dollar bill for me.
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The latest actual AntiChrist according to our part-time intern
Posted On: Tuesday - January 3rd 2017 7:13PM MST
In Topics:   AntiChrist  Hildabeast  Globalists
This is why here at PeakStupidity we adamantly refuse to give out stock tips. Within approximately 1 week's time, we are for the 3rd time, absolutely sure who
These two posts about president-eject Øb☭ma and The Hildabeast, respectively, made efforts to demonstrate the fitness of these two beasts for the role of AntiChrist. However, upon further study, our part-time intern (it's hard to fire people who aren't really on the payroll) has submitted a damning report that leads us to believe that all signs lead to this guy:

PeakStupidity had had mixed feelings anyway with our decision to call it for the Hildabeast so early on in the game. It just seems like the AntiChrist would have done a better job to swing a simple thing like a US Red Team vs. Blue Team election in it's favor, especially considering the ace cards already out of the hole (Gov't press on-board, the votes from the dead and non-Americans and even dead non-Americans, and so on). Maybe the AntiChrist is also to be a moronic product of the public
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Inflation and Prepping
Posted On: Tuesday - January 3rd 2017 9:45AM MST
In Topics:   Preppers and Prepping  Economics  Inflation
These two topics were linked below by my mentioning of the survival blogs (aka prepper sites) wrt inflation. The commenters on these sites discuss inflation a lot for these reasons:
1) If you're going to stock up seriously on things, it's of course best to get a very good deal, meaning also before the next expected price increase (or size decrease, which is really the same thing).
2) If one were to break down prepping into various levels, or stages of "concern", say, from "just don't want to be panicking next time a hurricane is forecast" all the way up to SHTF, TEOTWAWKI, Zombie Apocalypse level, I could think of a level even lower, call it prep-level 0. Why not just try to plan for the purchase of goods that will definitely go up in price and are very storeable? Sure, you can't store your next two vehicles easily, but how bout motor oil?
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