Ann Coulter and Milo Yiannopoulos discuss what's really wrong with "conservative" journalism. (Everybody is on the take)

Ann And Milo's Killer Idea (Literally)

John Derbyshire discusses the specious logical fallacy of Cultural Marxism that manifests itself in the phrase "That's not who we are". The clip is from the highly recommended Radio Derb available from http://vdare.com

Source: http://www.vdare.com/radios/radio-derb-campus-ructions-explained-narrative-collapse-hits-mathematics-etc

That's Not Who We Are (John Derbyshire on Crapweasel Paul Ryan)

Scott Adams Killshot Advice for the Final Trump Clinton Debate

Pulitzer Prize winning reporter describes how Seth Rich leaked DNC emails to Wikileaks and how Barack Obama, John Brennan, and Mike Rogers conspired to create an elaborate Russia Election Hoax.

Transcript: https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/6r2dpf/rough_transcript_seymour_hersh_on_seth_rich/

Seymour Hersh discusses Seth Rich & Implicates Obama, Brennan & Rogers in the Russia Hack Fraud

Me Poem by Katie

Sweet honest big smile
Wishes to go to Tumbleweed
Dreams of flying
Who wants to play Webkins
Who wonders ...
Who is afraid of curvy roads
Who likes Webkins
Who loves to eat hamburgers, soda, ketchup and French fries...

Me Poem by Katie (2007)

2005 Emerging Technology Conference Speech

Slide content here: http://shirky.com/writings/herecomeseverybody/ontology_overrated.html
 
Clay Shirky teaches at NYU's graduate Interactive Telecommunications Program. He writes and consults on the social and economic effects of the Internet, concentrating particularly on the decentralization of applications (peer-to-peer architectures and programmatic interfaces) and on the current explosion in social software.

This presentation is one of a series from the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference held in San Diego, California, March 14-17, 2005.

ETech 2005 (ITC)

Clay Shirky - Ontology is Overrated (Starts at 1:47)

Interview of Hunter S. Thompson by Mick O'Regan
The Media Report - Australian Broadcasting Company Radio National - 29th August 2002. Thompson was one of the original outspoken critics of the 911 narrative.

Hunter S. Thompson interview with Mick O'Regan

In the mid-1980's I had a state-of-the-art Pioneer Laserdisc machine. I would watch movies on my 25" Sony Monitor over and over again. One night I was watching Apocalypse Now for the hundredth time and I kept replaying Dennis Hopper's monologue about Colonel Kurtz over and over, trying to catch every word from his LSD driven rant. I caught the line "If you can keep your head when all about you..." and thought it sounded like Rudyard Kipling... Now my dad was a HUGE Rudyard Kipling fan. I don't know where he picked up the bug, but he could recite a lot of epic Kipling from memory. So I called him up to ask if he knew any poems that started with "If you can keep your head when all about you..." but I got his answering machine. (Back in the day, before voicemail, we all had machines hooked up to our phones that recorded messages.) Later, I got home and this message was on my machine. It so touched me that I took the Cassette tape out of the answering machine, so that it would never be recorded over. It's hard for me to listen to it, as my father passed away at a relatively young 67 years old. He cries at the end and so do I, every time I listen to it.

Dr. Irving Duke reciting "If" by Rudyard Kipling

Once upon a time (1986), I fell in love with a girl and she called from Germany and left this message on my answering machine. Answering machines used cassette tapes and I took the cassette tape and threw it in a drawer. Almost 30 years later, I found the tape and put it here because I don't know how long cassette tapes will realistically live.

Peter Duke

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