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Terf Battles

June 14, 2019June 15, 2019 photog Current Events, On-Line Article Reviews, Reviews Punch TERFs, radical feminists, radical feminists vs trans-women, schadenfreude, TERF

This is the latest in a string of posts I’ve seen where radical feminists decry the unfairness of trans-women and their allies calling them TERFs.  That is an acronym for Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminists.  Apparently the radical feminists are outraged that men in sundresses are invading their bathrooms, sports teams and even trying to hook up with them.  Since essentially all radical feminists are lesbians this last item is the ultimate inversion of sexual confusion.  Imagine a lesbian being guilted into having sex with a “woman” who has a penis.  Now that is irony.

Aside from the weapons grade schadenfreude evoked by reading the outrage of the feminist writing this screed I was struck by the poetic justice involved.  The radical feminists have for years railed against the idea that men and women were inherently different.  Now, when some men use that principle to join women on their side of the male/female divide the feminists are invoking biology to repel the invaders.

And now instead of standing on the side of the woke in their battle against the evil Patriarchy they are being bombarded with abuse by trannies and Antifa and various other of their fellow misfits who threaten them with TERF punching or worse.  Apparently PUNCH TERFs is a meme that has become very widespread and has actually occurred in real life.

And here is where the irony becomes razor sharp.  The authoress says, “On my way out of Edinburgh University last week, where I’d just delivered a speech on how feminists should resist male violence, I was attacked by a shrieking “transgender person” (to cite the term used in a Scotsman headline). Had it not been for the three burly security guards surrounding me, I would have been punched.”

So here is this woman who has made a career declaring men obsolete and declaring women the equal of men in every way, hiding behind a phalanx of “burly” men to escape a beating by another denier of sexual reality.   It’s too rich.

After reading her entire article I found it amazing that she somehow concludes that the bullying of radical feminists by trans-normalizers  is the fault of the Patriarchy!  So, apparently, Stanley Kowalski has put down his beer bottle and bowling ball and after belting Stella and Blanche around he puts on a little black dress and heels and goes after Ms. Bindel for heresy against the trannies.  It’s so thick, you can cut it with a knife.

Afterwards I looked at the comments section and you can only imagine.  Guys from our side were there laughing their butts off.  The lesbians and the trannies were there yelling at and past each other.  It was a three ring circus.

So what’s the moral of this story?  Well I’ve always heard that when your enemy is digging himself into a hole you lend him a bigger shovel.  My instinct says sell ammunition to both sides.  Do everything possible to keep the pot boiling.  There’s nothing like an Antifa sucker punch to begin a life long grudge against your ideological adversary.

Lately the lesbians have been openly talking about bolting from the LGBTQ alphabet soup.   Then I guess we’d have to adapt to the GBTQ everywhere.  I don’t know.  It sounds like the call letters of some kind of public television channel.

Well, anyway, if nothing else, the trannies rampaging through girls’ and women’s sports is opening the eyes of mothers and daughters all over America and should produce a bumper crop of biological realists in the next few years.

 

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The Twilight Zone – Complete Series Review – Season 4 Episode 4 – He’s Alive

June 14, 2019June 15, 2019 photog Reviews, Science Fiction / Fantasy, SF&F TV Show Reviews, TV Reviews, Twilight Zone Dennis Hopper, He's Alive, review, Reviews, Rod Serling, sci-fi, sci-fi tv review, science fiction, SF&F TV Show Reviews, tv review, TV Reviews, Twilight Zone

Dennis Hopper plays Peter Vollmer, a sort of street corner neo-Nazi who hasn’t been having much success selling his neighbors on his ideas.  He also has a friend, Ernst Ganz who also happens to be a Holocaust survivor.  He’s known Peter since he was a scared little boy beaten by his father.  Ernst criticizes Peter for adopting the same cause that the Nazis had established back in their time.  But he doesn’t reject Peter because he still thinks of the scared little boy he pitied before.

After Peter suffers a particularly humiliating failure in his street corner proselytizing, a man who stands cloaked in the shadows of the night tells Peter that his technique is all wrong and starts to teach him how to work the crowd and get them to sympathize with his message.  This works remarkably well and Peter’s group starts drawing larger and more enthusiastic crowds.

Next the shadow man tells Peter that he needs a martyr to solidify his cause.  Peter tells his comrades that one of their oldest members is a spy and orders them to murder him but to make it look like their enemies did it.  They kill the man and indeed, the crowds become even bigger.

Finally, Ernst sees how the movement is growing and decides he must stop it.  He goes to the rally and belittles Peter and tells the crowd that Peter is just a cut-rate Hitler and a coward.  Peter implores Ernst to stop but Ernst refuses.  Peter slaps Ernst in the face but as he leaves he tells the crowd that Nazis always handle the truth with violence.

Now the shadow man comes back and tells Peter he must kill Ernst.  Peter complains that he is sick of taking orders from someone hiding in the shadows.  The man steps forward and reveals himself to be Adolph Hitler.  Now Peter is completely overwhelmed and agrees to kill Ernst with the Luger pistol that Hitler gives him.  Hitler’s parting words to Peter is for him to remember that from now on he has no sentiment, and is made of steel.

Peter goes to Ernst’s apartment and after Ernst taunts him he pulls out the gun and kills Ernst.  His dying words are that Peter has become steel and has therefore lost his humanity.  Peter goes back to his headquarters and the police have come to arrest him for complicity in the murder of his “martyred” comrade.  Peter runs onto the roof of the building and is shot down by the police.  As he lies dying, he tells the police that something is wrong because even though he’s made of steel, he’ bleeding.  Then we see the shadow of Hitler walking away and Rod Serling gives a speech on how the Nazis still live through the hate and prejudice that still exists.

Whew!  Okay, Rod thinks the Nazis are coming.  Now this is in the 1960s when we’ve been fighting proxy wars against the Russian and Chinese communists for decades and Fidel Castro is emplacing Russian nukes in Cuba.  But Nazis are what’s worrying Rod.  Looking back on what that attitude spawned I guess Rod is why the Social Justice Warriors rule the campuses and infect just about every institution in the United States.  For the fruits of this hysteria I’ll have to flunk Mr. Serling on this overwrought exercise.  F.

 

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14JUN2019 – American Greatness Post of the Day – A Conservative Resistance? By Angelo Codevilla

June 14, 2019June 14, 2019 photog Current Events, On-Line Article Reviews, Reviews American Greatness, American Greatness Post of the Day, Angelo Codevilla, Left vs Right, The Resistance

Talking ’bout revolution!

https://amgreatness.com/2019/06/13/a-conservative-resistance/

Okay!  Codevilla is openly considering whether the red states should start emulating the blue states.  If the blue states openly defy drug laws then what if the red states defy the laws they disagree with; abortion, homosexuality, pornography, etc.  Of course you see how this goes downhill fast.  The next round on their side would be the 1st and 2nd amendments.  Codevilla is fast approaching the dissident right’s positions, if not from a philosophical perspective then at least from a tactical and practical perspective.

Well, if that went forward, things would definitely accelerate and I might have to move sooner than I expected.  Ahhh, I’m tired of snow anyway.

 

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Boris Johnson Now the Heavy Favorite for Next UK PM

June 13, 2019June 13, 2019 photog Current Events, On-Line Article Reviews, Reviews Boris Johnson, Brexit, Hard Brexit

Boris came out of the first round of internal voting way ahead of all the other candidates.  His total was actually more than the totals of the next three highest candidates combined (114 vs 43, 37, 27).  The next round may make it all but inevitable that after 22JUL2019 when the voting finishes he will be selected to be the next PM.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-48624579

Now that doesn’t mean that Brexit is guaranteed.  The Remainers are the British version of the Republican Globalists who would rather see the US middle class starve than threaten their cozy relationship with Davros.

But it will be a good first step.

 

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13JUN2019 – American Greatness Post of the Day – Finding America at a Back-Roads Gas Station by Salena Zito

June 13, 2019June 13, 2019 photog Current Events, On-Line Article Reviews, Reviews American Greatness, American Greatness Post of the Day, Salena Zito

Salena Zito always has a good read.  This one is a feel good account of breaking down in small town America.  Nothing profound but it might brighten your morning or remind you of a similar moment.

https://amgreatness.com/2019/06/11/finding-america-at-a-back-roads-gas-station/

 

 

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The Twilight Zone – Complete Series Review – Season 4 Episode 3 – Valley of the Shadow

June 12, 2019June 12, 2019 photog Reviews, Science Fiction / Fantasy, SF&F TV Show Reviews, TV Reviews, Twilight Zone James Doohan, review, Reviews, Rod Serling, sci-fi, sci-fi tv review, science fiction, SF&F TV Show Reviews, tv review, TV Reviews, Twilight Zone, Valley of the Shadow

A man named Philip Redfield is travelling by car with his English Sheepdog Rollie when he pulls in to a small town called Peaceful Valley to refill his nearly empty gas tank.  The attendant doesn’t seem to know much about cars and seems distinctly unfriendly and tries to convince Philip to leave town as soon as possible.  But while the attendant is laboriously counting out change for a ten-dollar bill Rollie catches sight of a little girl holding a cat and leaps out to chase it.

When Philip catches up to the dog and the cat, he’s just in time to see the little girl point a small electronic device at Rollie causing him disappear.  When Philip interrogates her about his dog she rushes into the nearby house and shuts the door.  Philip pounds on the door and the girl’s father (played by James Doohan, Scotty from Star Trek) emerges and refuses to believe his story but maintains that Rollie just ran behind the house.  He tells Philip to head one way around the block and he’ll go the opposite to find the dog.  As soon as the father turns the corner, he takes out a similar device and triggering it causes Rollie to reappear.  The father maintains that Rollie just ran away and Philip goes back to his car very confused but convinced that something strange is going on in Peaceful Valley.

Failing to find a place to eat, Philip decides to drive out of town but as he approaches the town line his car crashes into an invisible barrier and Rollie is killed in the wreck.  Several townsmen appear immediately and insist that they will get him to medical help.  When Philip is escorted away from the scene of the accident one of them who stayed behind uses one of the mysterious devices to resurrect Rollie back to life.

Instead of being brought to a doctor, Philip is escorted to the town hall and there he is introduced to Dorn, the mayor of Peaceful Valley.  Dorn learns that Philip is a reporter but has only come to Peaceful Valley because he ran out of gas.  Now Dorn reveals the town secret.  Peaceful Valley was visited a hundred years previously by a scientist who was either from another planet or because he was unimaginably brilliant made breakthroughs in physical science that allowed him to invent machines that can rearrange and transmute physical things in almost any way imaginable.  Their science allows them to disassemble and reassemble living creatures instantaneously.  They can even run time backward for someone who has been injured or for any other reason.  And Dorn shows him the original scientific papers used to create this miraculous world and puts them in a place where Philip can find them.

Dorn tells Philip that this secret is so important that anyone discovering it must make the choice of either staying thereafter forever in Peaceful Valley or be put to death.  He claims that such incredible power would be used by the outside world to produce weapons unimaginably more powerful than even atom bombs.

Faced with a life or death decision Philip tells Dorn he chooses to stay in Peaceful Valley.  Dorn hands Philip over to a young woman named Ellen Marshall who prepares a house for Philip to live in and tries to orient Philip in his new environment.  But Philip finds out that the house he lives in is surrounded by a force field meant to keep him trapped.  Philip appeals to Ellen to help him steal the scientific secrets and break out of Peaceful Valley and bring these wonders to the outside world.  She agrees and using her own devices she frees Philip and joins him as he heads to the town hall to get the book.  When he reaches the control room, he uses the transmuter to crate a pistol and when Dorn and his men catch him stealing the book Philip shoots them down with the gun.

He and Ellen flee but when he reaches the town line, he looks in the book and finds that it is blank.  Ellen was a part of a test that Philip has now failed.  A resurrected Dorn and his men soon return Philip to the town hall where Dorn explains that Philip has proven the point that mankind would use this almost godlike power to wage war on each other.  Philip is defiant and claims that given the chance he would do it all again the same.  And he blames Ellen for her false claims of love for him.  But she claims that she did have feelings for him.  Dorn declares that the death penalty will be needed.  But he makes a vague reference to more than one kind of death.  He puts a helmet on Philip, hits a button and the scene ends.

In the next scene we see Philip reenacting his first scene with the gas station attendant and acting confused when he sees Ellen walk by.  Instead of actual death, Dorn has reversed time for Philip and he has no memories of the events in Peaceful Valley.  He and Rollie leave with Philip feeling only vague misgivings about Peaceful Valley.

This is an actual science fiction story.  Hurrah!  Despite some slightly hackneyed conventions and plot devices it’s nice to get some good old fashioned sci-fi.  The acting is pretty good and even the ending is relatively happy.  Ray guns, time travel, a goofy dog and even Scotty!  B+

 

Looking for an Alternative to Drudge? Whatfinger News!

June 11, 2019June 12, 2019 photog Current Events, OCF, On-Line Article Reviews, Reviews, Trump aggregation site, aggregator, News sites, WhatFinger, WhatFinger News

In the last few years Drudge has become an unpleasant and messy site to visit.  They are decidedly anti-Trump and loaded up with leftist clap-trap.

I found WhatFinger News a while ago and I find it a welcome relief.  As an aggregator they keep the leftist stuff to a minimum and even label it so you can skip it if you don’t have a high tolerance for crap.

https://www.whatfinger.com/

Their motto is “The Relentless Pursuit of Creating The Greatest Aggregate Link News Site On Earth.”

And if that’s not enough, they have even shown the good taste to link to several of my humble blog posts!

 

 

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11JUN2019 – American Greatness Post of the Day – Trump’s America: No Country for Illegal Aliens By Pedro Gonzalez

June 11, 2019June 11, 2019 photog Current Events, On-Line Article Reviews, Reviews, Trump American Greatness, American Greatness Post of the Day, illegal immigration
This is a short article but it specifies the actual steps already being taken by Mexico.

The Mexican government on Wednesday arrested 350 Central Americans, including two prominent “migrant rights” activists, who were part of a large group headed toward the United States. Mexico is also planning to deploy an additional 6,000 national guard troops to its border with Guatemala.

It gets better.

The day after those activists were arrested, the Mexican Finance Ministry froze the bank accounts of 26 individuals for their alleged involvement in facilitating migrant caravans to the United States from Central America.

 

https://amgreatness.com/2019/06/09/trumps-america-no-country-for-illegal-aliens/

Sounds like the real deal and not just lip service.  President Trump’s threat of tariffs is brilliant indeed.  When he said Mexico would build the wall this is how he meant it.  Leverage.

Of course, you always have to add, check back in a couple of weeks and see if it sticks but it’s definitely a winning strategy to use financial leverage to tame your enemies.

The Twilight Zone – Complete Series Review – Season 4 Episode 2 – The Thirty-Fathom Grave

June 10, 2019June 11, 2019 photog Reviews, Science Fiction / Fantasy, SF&F TV Show Reviews, TV Reviews, Twilight Zone review, Reviews, Rod Serling, sci-fi, sci-fi tv review, science fiction, SF&F TV Show Reviews, The Thirty-Fathom Grave, tv review, TV Reviews, Twilight Zone

In 1963 a US Navy Destroyer is on routine naval maneuvers near Guadalcanal.  Sonar picks up a large metal object on the sea bottom about the size and shape of a submarine.  And their underwater microphone picks up a banging noise coming from the object.  Captain Beecham orders one of his divers, McClure, to go down and look at the object.  Meanwhile the ship’s Chief Petty Officer Bell starts acting strangely and is taken to the sick bay with something like a panic attack.

McClure confirms that it is a submarine and markings identify it as an American submarine that was sunk twenty years earlier by the Japanese in WWII.  And McClure also confirms that the banging noise is coming from the sub and seems to be someone inside trying to communicate with those outside.  Finally, he finds a set of dog tags on the hull and when he returns to the ship, they are found to be Chief Bell’s from his time as a crew member on the sunken submarine.

Captain Beecham questions Bell about the sinking of the sub and Bell relates a story about how as a signalman he was charged with replacing the infrared filter on a signal light and when he dropped the filter the unfiltered light of the signal gave away the submarine’s position to the surrounding Japanese naval forces that attacked and sank the sub.  He was washed off the sub during the attack and was later rescued by a passing American warship.

Now Chief Bell starts hallucinating that he sees his long dead shipmates gesturing to him to join them below.  Captain Beecham tries to convince him that he is suffering from survivor’s guilt and that he should calm himself and wait for the attack to pass.  But Bell works himself up into a frenzy and yelling that his crew is calling him to muster he jumps overboard and disappears under the surface never to be seen again.  And as Master Diver reminded me in the comments, the Corpsman found wet seaweed near the sickbay where Bell saw his dead shipmates.

A diving team is sent down into the submarine and McClure tells the captain that a metal shaft was swinging free inside the sub and could have been responsible for the banging.  But he also adds that one of the dead bodies was holding a hammer in its bony hand.

This is a straight up ghost story.  Chief Bell was a little too crazy for my taste but it wasn’t bad, just a little thin.  It’s right on the cusp of C+/B-.  Alright, for the Navy I’ll go B-.

The Twilight Zone – Complete Series Review – Season 4 Episode 1 – In His Image

June 7, 2019June 7, 2019 photog Reviews, Science Fiction / Fantasy, SF&F TV Show Reviews, TV Reviews, Twilight Zone In His Image, review, Reviews, Rod Serling, sci-fi, sci-fi tv review, science fiction, SF&F TV Show Reviews, tv review, TV Reviews, Twilight Zone

Alan Talbot is a young man living in New York City who is in love with a girl named Jessica.  When we first meet him, he is waiting on a subway platform.  A religious zealot approaches him and after she harasses him about his religious convictions, he has some kind of mental breakdown and throws her under the train and flees.

Jessica and Alan plan to get married and Alan has invited Jessica to go back to his home town to meet his Aunt Mildred.  But when he gets back there many of the details seem different from his memory.  And when he goes back to his aunt’s house the guy living there denies knowing anything about the Talbots and says he’s been living there for ten years.  Utterly confused, Alan checks the town records and finds out there’s no Talbot family there and the college he thought he went to doesn’t exist.

He heads to the graveyard and instead of the Talbot family he finds the Ryders.  While Jessica is driving him back to his hotel, he has another attack and gets out of the car.  When Jessica follows him, Alan realizes that he is ready to kill her with a rock and he orders her to flee.  Once she runs to her car, he follows her but she drives off in time and he’s left standing in the road.  Suddenly a car narrowly misses running Alan over and when he gets up and examines a wound on his forearm, he sees that under his skin is electronic and mechanical components.

Returning to his hotel he tells Jessica over the phone that he will meet up with her the next morning and straighten things out.  He looks up a Mr. Ryder in the phone book and goes to his house.  There he meets Walter Ryder.  And Ryder is the spitting image of Alan.  Walter explains that he created Alan as part of his childhood dream of creating a perfect version of himself.  He shows him the two earlier protypes.  Then he explains that some fault in his design renders Alan violently insane which explains the earlier homicidal actions.  Alan tells Walter about his engagement to Jessica and tells Walter to build an improved version of himself and send it to Jessica.  But suddenly Alan has another mental breakdown and attacks Walter.  The scene ends with the two of them locked in a life and death struggle.

In the next scene we see Alan show up at Jessica’s apartment and tell her that he’s now okay and that they can be happy together from then on.  She hesitantly listens to him and then accepts his word that his crazy actions are behind him.

A final scene shows the inanimate body of Alan lying dead on the basement floor of Walter’s laboratory.  Walter has replaced his robot in a real relationship that he always wished he could have.

Wow!  Well, you know photog’s rule against robots or mannequins that think they’re humans.  There’s one strike right there.  But let’s move on.

Putting aside the mistaken identity and the modern setting this is the story of Frankenstein.  The monster seeks revenge on his creator for making him an outcast in the world of men.  The ending is a bit talkative and Jessica ending up with Walter is a little trite but I’ll give the story some credit for interaction between Alan and Walter.  That portion is at least well written.  Well, all things considered I’ll go with a B-.

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