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Superbowl halftime shows suck, and so does the game. Does anyone remember when there used to be marching bands? This is from the Superbowl II, 1967     (www.youtube.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 2 months ago

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They started having popular entertainers as entertainment in the early 70s, although college games had marching bands for many years. I remember watching early superbowls and college games with my dad. Since I found the game mostly boring, I always enjoyed the marching bands. The shows started to suck when they had the group Up With People doing shows.

I stopped watching the game when White athletes became outnumbered by niggers and it became niggerball.
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When the ship Endurance under Shackleton was trapped in ice and the crew were starved and desperate, they took any source of food they could find, including penguins, but when they had to kill their dogs, they could not eat them because the dogs meant too much to them     (dogs)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to dogs 3 months ago

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After the Endurance was trapped in ice, and when the ship's provisions were exhausted, the crew were left with whatever they could hunt, fish, and scavenge in the area. They were eventually forced to kill the dogs, some 22 of them, because feeding them took more resources than they could afford. It was after some deliberation that they needed to be killed to save the rest of the crew. With great sorrow this was done, and all of the crew were deeply affected because they all felt so close to them, and the man who volunteered was respected for this selfless act, because he felt the same way as the crew.

Even though the crew was having difficulty finding provisions to keep them alive, they refused to eat the dogs, believing they were noble animals, friends to the crew, and deserved better. I hope they are still there in the Antarctic, undisturbed forever.
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Who's eating black-eyed peas (black-eyed beans) tonight?     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 4 months ago

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I did when I was a child when I stayed with my grandmother. She said it was good luck for the following year. Does anyone else do this?
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Everything you think you know about the 1921 Tulsa riots is fake and wrong     (counter-currents.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 4 months ago

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If you've always suspected that the "official narrative" of the Tulsa riots, including the alleged firebombing, seemed off, you're correct. If you thought it sounded like bullshit, you're correct. It was a situation similar to that of the out-of-control, drunk nigger who wouldn't comply with the police. The L.A. riots came after the officers were acquitted of charges of unlawful brutality, and niggers in California rioted, looting stores and burning businesses. The parallel is the same, except in this case, the Tulsa niggers burned down their own neighborhood.
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Why are some people here becoming sympathetic to the Palestinians and the Gaza strip? It's a jew vs. Muslim conflict and both sides are unsympathetic     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 7 months ago

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jews are still going to be jews after this, and Palestinians within the land Israel claims will still be Muslims. They both hate White people, and just because they're the underdogs in this fight, it doesn't change the fact that their faith commands regard the non-Islamic world as infidels and less than human.
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Is KosherHiveKicker really who he says he is? He becomes very defensive and antagonistic when you question his facts or assertions. I think he's a controlled opposition alt of Joe McCarthy     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 7 months ago

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I've commented about this on a few posts because this account just doesn't seem right. He posts a lot (like Joe), he seems to be an opposite of Joe (toward the right wing), he becomes defensive with you question him about his post history, he's vulgar, (unlike Joe), and uses ad hominems, which is quite like Joe. He also changes the subject quickly, which is something Joe always did.

I don't say this lightly. I dislike impugning the motives and character other board members, but giving this careful thought, I think there's something to this. He's posting to create controlled opposition.
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Glad to see so many people here enjoy cooking their own food, especially meat. What do you think about chicken fried steak?     (NutziHiveKickers)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to NutziHiveKickers 8 months ago

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I've always loved it but never learned how to cook it. My wife made it for me a couple of times, but inexplicably used cornmeal with the breading. It was ... okay. I asked her not to use cornmeal again, but the next time, damn if she didn't do it again. I just asked her how it was done and made my own next time and showed her how it's done correctly. She just shook her head and said "That's not how I was taught to do it." I replied "But this is now EVERYONE ELSE makes it! And if you can't make it correctly, don't make it for me at all!" And so that's how it was. She never made it again because she always insisted on using cornmeal (which I despise, by the way), but at least I learned how to pound cheap steak meat and make really kick-ass chicken fried steak.
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Ever since I heard Sonny Bono died in a skiing accident, I doubted the official story and through he was assassinated. Apparently many other people thought so too. Here is the story     (dcdave.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 8 months ago

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It seems Bono was one of the few naive junior Representatives who thought doing the right thing wouldn't get him in trouble. This article mentions his questioning Janet Reno for her behavior and actions of the Waco genocide. This, and Bono's death happened during the Clinton administration, so there's that too. I don't know how people feel about Ted Gunderson, but in this case I think the story is credible.
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Why can't I block v/AnonTalk and v/AnonWhatever?     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 9 months ago

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The title says it all. I've tried block both about a dozen times, but they won't go away. I'm not interested in them and they're a blight.

@system
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Are there any Southern Californians here who remember Sheriff John?     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 9 months ago

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I used to watch him when I was kid. He had a daily daytime show on KTTV channel 11 (a local channel) that began in the 50s and lasted until 1970. He stressed patriotism, discipline, duty, including doing your chores, personal grooming. He would show cartoons including Underdog, Crusader Rabbit, and Porky Pig, and had birthday celebrations where he would read the names of boys and girls having a birthday that week.

It was very wholesome television for young people, which sadly was replaced in the 1970s by whatever current thing was going on. I always had good memories of his show because he was just a decent man.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheriff_John

Here's a picture of him in character.

http://www.trbimg.com/img-50710b19/turbine/la-me-rovick-photo
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Knock knock. Who's there?     (BANANA)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to BANANA 9 months ago

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Best Voat sub I've ever seen     (BANANA)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to BANANA 9 months ago

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https://www.voat.xyz/v/banana

Love what you're doing
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I was hoping something would have been done about Joe McCarthy by now -- yesterday he outed himself as JIDF     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 10 months ago

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The evidence is very credible. He posted a link on ConPro that can only be read with a subscription, which is only given to select people, namely "MEMBERS OF GOVERNMENT, LAW ENFORCEMENT, MEDIA, AND ACADEMIA".

https://www.voat.xyz/viewpost?postid=64ac92d42d047

This was discussed yesterday in great length here in a post by @FreeinTx:

https://www.voat.xyz/viewpost?postid=64aca0e9784f5

This morning I see Joe doubled down and has been busier than ever trying to put time and distance from that post and make it more difficult for people call him out. Almost like there were a few different people posting on the account at the same time!

@system, please get rid of this pest. He is universally reviled on Voat.
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Do you have a favorite overture? Or if not, which ones are especially fond of?     (Classical_Music)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to Classical_Music 10 months ago

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As I was driving home today, I started thinking about overtures I've always liked. Von Suppe's "Poet and Peasant" and "Light Cavalry" overtures are fun, and it's easy to make comparisons between them and "William Tell". I started a mental tabulation in my head, and when I got home I did a search to remind me of the many, many others I listened over the years. "La Gazza Ladra", "The Marriage of Figaro", and "Die Meistersinger" rank high on my list of favorites -- although I don't actually have ***A*** favorite.

If you have Broadway or movie overtures that you like, please name them. I especially the overture and fugue for tinhorns in "Guys and Dolls".

I don't use Spotify, but I thought the list in this link might spur some memories as it did with me.

https://open.spotify.com/album/6vAgh1YJ01m2dotpY20jLn
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The movie "Pleasantville" (1998) is actually a parable about the slow degeneracy of America by stealthy jews manipulating society under the guise of "freedom"     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 11 months ago

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Even though I was pretty liberal when I first saw it, I found it very unsettling. I had a hard time reconciling what Pleasantville lost compared to whatever the citizens thought it gained with their loss of innocence. The "colorization" of Pleasantville created division, promiscuous sex, racial division, crime, breaking up families, and disunity. This all about jews, made by jews in Hollywood, who are foisting off on White America their values.

This is the best review of this movie I read on IMDB:

"Let's see. Start with an idylic vision of mom and apple pie. Add Hollywood/Clinton values. The end result is a pile of garbage that tries to sell the notion that casual sex, feminism, etc. are not only A-OK but actually make life a whole lot better! Pure crap. But, in today's society where nothing seems out of bounds any longer, I'm sure a lot of people will eat this Hollywood dreck up. Do yourself a favor. If you want uplifting entertainment or good family entertainment go see something else. If you are after sex - go see a porno. This was really stupid. I'd like to see someone make a movie about an immoral society and show how someone can come in with moral values and change black and white to color. We'll never see that from the drug and sex crazed dolts in Hollywood."
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JD Blackfoot: I Flushed You from the Toilets of My Heart     (www.youtube.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to music 1 year ago

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I heard this on Dr Demento in the 80s and never forgot it. I thought it might appeal to some of the goats here. Sorry for the jewtube link, it's the only one I could find.
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u/Monica, ease up on the meth, dude. Way too many posts in the last hour or so     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 1 year ago

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You cluttered up the front page, man, and it's really annoying, and as far as I can see, since I didn't click on any of them, they're pretty low effort. If you're trying to alienate everyone, this is a good tactic.
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Carolan's Welcome - Turlough O'Carolan, performed by The Chieftains, "Chieftains 9: Boil The Breakfast Early"     (www.youtube.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to music 1.1 years ago

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Partita BWV 1004 - Johann Sebastian Bach played by Sanel Redzic      (www.youtube.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to Classical_Music 1.1 years ago

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I wanted to post Nicanor Zabaleta's performance of this piece transcribed for harp, but I'm unable to find it, but I came across this gem. Truly magnificent performance, precise, clean, and expressive. This proves again that whatever Bach composed, whether it was for keyboard or strings, it can be transcribed beautifully arranged for comparable instruments. I've heard this piece performed by violin, harp, lute, and now guitar, and they're all fantastic.
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Bach - Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor, BWV 582     (www.youtube.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to Classical_Music 1.1 years ago

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This is kind of an unusual piece for Bach. He wrote dozens of fugues in different styles and keys, but the passacaglia is unique. The passacaglia is a musical form from Spain and it's usually of a serious character and is often based on a bass-ostinato and written in triple metre. In Bach's piece the passacaglia is introduced as an ostinato of eight bars played by the pedal that is repeated during the first section, and it continues with increasingly complex variations on the theme.

The passacaglia is followed, without break, by a double fugue. The first half of the passacaglia ostinato is used as the first subject; a transformed version of the second half is used as the second subject.[14] Both are heard simultaneously in the beginning of the fugue. A countersubject enters immediately afterwards and is then used throughout the piece. When the three subjects appear simultaneously, they never do so in the same combination of voices twice.

The fugue form as expressed by Bach is the highest form of baroque music, if not all music: complex, beautiful, transcendent, and never again to be seen since the baroque era of music.
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I always thought the holocaust story as I heard it all my life sounded wrong. Before I realized it was a hoax, I had already figured out several things that didn't make sense about (described in comment)     (whatever)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 1.2 years ago

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What finally made me realize that there was no plan for systemic extermination was in 2007, when I saw in the the 1947 Red Cross report a table giving the final death toll of all jews in camps at roughly 274,000. Learning this literally took my breath away because I then realized what a scam of epic proportions it all was.

Before that, however, some things stood out as just nonsensical and illogical. German efficiency and engineering are legendary and the reputation is well deserved, but we were supposed to believe some things that were completely out of character for the German people and the Third Reich.

1. Zyklon gas is dangerous, expensive, and an inefficient way to kill large numbers of people. Bullets are much cheaper. If that had to gas them, the Germans had large stockpiles of Sarin gas, which is just a deadly but much less dangerous to use.

2. I never believed the myth that Germans were so monstrous and soul-less that they would gleefully systematically kill somewhere between six to twelve million people, especially when they were destroying a valuable labor source in the middle of a war.

3. The actual numbers of deaths in camps varied considerably depending on who was talking about it. I often heard the six million number, but just as often I heard eight million, ten million, six million jews and six million non-jews.

4. There was no actual written documentation giving the order and describing the plan for a mass extermination. The Wannsee Conference lasted only 90 minutes and does not contain anything remotely describing extermination. "The Final Solution" meant deportation, not extermination.

5. Why did they tattoo jews with a tracking number when they were just going to kill them later?

I didn't trust jews before 2007 but after that, I realized just how venal, calculating, and disingenuous they are. They've bombarded the gentiles with their propaganda, from TV to movies to graphic art. (The series "Maus" by (((Art Spiegelman))) is full of lies from cover to cover, told to him by his father Vladek, who kvetched endlessly about his suffering in Auschwitz, somehow avoiding execution yet in constant danger, not from the Germans but from Poles and his fellow jews.)
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"The Institute", a 2013 documentary, is a frightening story where 10,000 people in San Francisco were experimented on as part of an "alternate reality" game. Please read my comments below     (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 1.2 years ago

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I don't know how I heard about it, and it was hard to find a torrent, but I'm glad I was patient. This was clearly a behavior and perception modification experiment that started with 10,000 "players" who didn't even know they were part of this game/experiment and ending with a little less than a hundred who followed through to the end. It really creeped me out when I watched it.

This is clearly a CIA or NSA project. It stinks of a psy-op. This is one IMDB reviewer's assessment of it. I don't entirely agree, but this person is a little more perceptive that most people on IMDB.

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FINALLY!!! A film that is related to the NSA's Mind Control program...

There have been many attempts to do a straight up documentary about the NSA's Mind Control program, but it's been shot down every time it gets going. Someone in the govt gets wind of it and then before it even gets off the ground, the project is terminated.

This seems to take ALL of the aspects of what Targeted Individuals experience-- Electronic Harassment, gang stalking, EEG Cloning with supercomputers that send back other negative cloned emotions from other individuals via electromagnetic microwaves. In order to map a person's electromagnetic signature, you have to have them in one spot for a good while to capture their unique signal. That's why most TI's are picked up at low income apartment buildings... they clone them there, through walls, then once they have the signature signal... they're tagged for life. I'm surprised this project got this far... even though they're turning some of the story into fiction, by making it look like a game. It should be interesting to see what other projects come out, now that this has been released.

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Even though it's available as a stream on both Tubi and Pluto, I recommend finding a torrent to avoid the ads. The link below may work for you (and there are no ads), but these things aren't very secure and servers go up and down.

https://m4ufree.vip/watch-obwt7-the-institute-2013.html
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"I Advance Masked", Robert Fripp and Andy Summers -- full album     (www.youtube.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to music 1.2 years ago

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Robert Fripp isn't a household name, but he's had a music group and project for the last 50 years called King Crimson, and with numerous band members and collaborators he's created some of the most amazing and original sounds in popular music. Andy Summers, who is more of a household name, was the lead guitarist for the Police.

Although I recommend the entire album, please listen to just the first track so you can see what an incredible album this is. The first track is in 7/4 time.
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CODOH - Schindler's List was a work of fiction -- 30 minute interview with Ernst Zundel      (codoh.com)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 1.2 years ago

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Ernst Zundel's biography is too long to give in a summary, but he was a German citizen to emigrated to Canada and spoke and wrote broadly about the "holocaust". He was jailed several times for this and at one point was deported to Germany and stood trial there for "holocaust denial".

Share this with your brainwashed friends, if you still have any who haven't cut off ties with you for your crimethink.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_Z%C3%BCndel
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Z-Library is back. It's still free and secure     (singlelogin.me)

submitted by Lost_In_The_Thinking to whatever 1.2 years ago

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