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Benevolentdictator 5 points ago +5 / -0

Socialblade.com confirms he lost 10k subs on Wed but regained them back by Fri.

His channel has also gained an additional 40k subscribers since Oct 28th.

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Benevolentdictator 11 points ago +11 / -0

Also, be cognizant of the distances you're going to be traveling and the weather you'll encounter. We measure distances in hours. Don't be surprised when we tell you that a short drive is 30 minutes. Also don't be surprised if you get told by navigation systems "Turn left in two-hundred and thirty seven miles".

The OP states he is from Canada.

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Benevolentdictator 5 points ago +5 / -0

I didn't understand Groyper War II at all.

It was hyped so much and in the end Nick and his followers did nothing other than purchase a billboard outside a Trump rally in Georgia calling him out for mass legal immigration. And going to some TPUSA events to try to embarass Charlie Kirk and Vivek.

One of Nick's biggest lies I heard last night was that he called off the gayops because he knew Trump was going to win by September.

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Benevolentdictator 12 points ago +15 / -3

He's critical of Israel from a right-wing angle.

There aren't that many high profile figures that will consistently call out our greatest ally.

Rumble viewer numbers are suspect, but he was streaming to 75k+ last night.

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Benevolentdictator 5 points ago +5 / -0

This clip was from a hearing today in Canada where Lauren Chen appeared virtually but pleaded the Fifth to every question.

Liam Donovan, her husband and other half of Tenet Media, & Lauren Southern, were petitioned to appear at a future dare but weren't present today.

I was disappointed to see Raquel Dancho from Poilievre's Conservative Party moralfagging about Russia like all the other commie faggots that questioned Chen.

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Benevolentdictator 7 points ago +7 / -0

"Trump supports Israel and he's in bed with the neocons"

The only way to end the current wars is to make peace with the respective stronger party in each: Russia and Israel. Any suggestion that Trump has gone neocon is risible

You can quibble about the definition of neocon, but Trump is openly & avowedly a Zionist. Particularly this round since he accepted a 100 million in campaign financing from Miriam Adelson.

I understand how this might not bother Trump supporters who are similarly pro-Israel or indifferent.

But I also understand that this is a deal breaker in casting a vote for those on the right who do a lot of noticing.

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Benevolentdictator 4 points ago +4 / -0

Here's the link to Leather Apron Club's interview yesterday with Blonde, formerly of the Matt & Blonde show.

His audio is really quiet and I only listened to the first half.

He did mention that he's about to release a million+ entry database "Early Life Checker" as a secret project (though I noticed that he's already shown samples of it on his Twitter).

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Benevolentdictator 10 points ago +10 / -0

You could add Canada to this graphic.

People whisper Trump’s name like Voldemort here.

Someone unironically declared to the entire gathering at a party last week that they feared Trump would put the gays in camps if he wins.

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Benevolentdictator 5 points ago +5 / -0

This AIPAC tracker account suggests she took 5.4 million of Jewish money, but most of it transferred from Biden.

Skimming the account's timeline though, they seem very pro-Palestine leftist.

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Benevolentdictator 7 points ago +7 / -0

The Twitter thread didn't specifically address the metric system.

But before reading the atheist reasons for going to a base 10 chronological system, I thought "Man, those French fucks love them some SI units"

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Benevolentdictator 9 points ago +9 / -0

He served 5 years in the 50s in the air force. Not sure if he saw any action in Korea.

It's still commendable but it's not like he was a lifer.

Then he went and worked for the MIC for decades.

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Benevolentdictator 6 points ago +7 / -1

One of those random drive-by shootings where a nonagenarian gets shot 3 times with stray bullets.

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Benevolentdictator 4 points ago +4 / -0

There's an awful lot that docs will diagnose over the phone just to avoid getting out of bed & driving to the hospital in the middle of the night.

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Benevolentdictator 4 points ago +4 / -0

I'm not that familiar with Polymarket, but The Quartering was criticizing it today on his election Sunday stream.

It's not traditional betting market because buyers can also sell their previous shares/bets in arbitrage similar to the stock market.

So it creates a whole lot of funny business where some investors are buying and selling purely based on current stock price to try to wring out a return rather than reflecting IRL trends.

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Benevolentdictator 5 points ago +5 / -0

Crucified Canadians

I didn't realize this was a real or at least apocryphal thing

The ending of an awful WW1 movie called Passchendaele has a Canadian soldier end up crucified by an artillery shell.

Had no idea it was at least partially based on true events.

I always thought the whole scene was retarded.

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Benevolentdictator 1 point ago +1 / -0

Fascinating.

The predilection to otitis externa (swimmer's ear) makes sense with the dry wax gene/rainwater.

I'm more skeptical about the connections to the common cold.

It's considered a myth in the West that cold exposure increases the risk of acquiring the common cold. As I understand it, seasonal variations in upper respiratory rates are more associated with huddling indoors in the extreme cold/heat, more reliance on central air systems with weather extremes, drier air from such seasons and systems dessicating nasal mucosa and leading to increased viral infection risk, etc.

AFAIK, outer otitis externa ear infections aren't a major risk factor for other upper respiratory tract infections.

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Benevolentdictator 1 point ago +1 / -0

My mind is still blown. I've never heard of any of this before.

So the Japanese have a genetic immunodeficiency that they get sick when they get wet?

Is it only specific to their ears? Or just getting wet & cold in general?

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Benevolentdictator 5 points ago +5 / -0

It's in the wiki article as well.

It represents a "pilgrim's or palmer's staff".

Supposedly it was brought on pilgrimages, deposited at the church then a new one was purchased for the trip home.

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Benevolentdictator 3 points ago +3 / -0

raincoat but bareshins thing isn't uncommon for Japanese girls because they have that whole "can't get my ears wet" physical problem that necessitates the coat

I'm not enough of a weeb to get this reference.

I tried looking it up but all I got was Swimmer's Ear articles.

The Japanese schoolgirl uniform thing does make sense though.

I honestly didn't think about the bare legs thing until I came across an upskirt shot showing her knickers on a Luce caricature on my X feed on Day 1.

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Benevolentdictator 9 points ago +9 / -0

The Wikipedia article says it's Catholic lore.

They represent scallop shells that pilgrims would return with as a token that they had completed the journey.

Something to do with St. James.

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Benevolentdictator 6 points ago +6 / -0

I believe the comedian is Leonarda Jonie.

She was interviewed on Blonde's (of the Matt & Blonde Show) YT channel a few months back. Lyndon Perry / I,Hypocrite was also supposed to have her on his podcast recently but it seemed to fell through (along with Count Dankula).

Blonde did interview her 2 months ago. Don't recall much about it other than it happened.

Those two hosts bring on a lot of guests I'm not familiar with that push the envelope.

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Benevolentdictator 4 points ago +5 / -1

Very cute and very wholesome.

I was originally confused by the mud on her rubber boots. But reading that she's supposed to be on a pilgrimage makes a lot more sense.

At the risk of going there, I'm a little confused by her bare shins.

Her attire would seem to represent a raincoat but the bare shins would suggest she's wearing either shorts or a skirt that can't be seen.

Having her wear pants probably wouldn't would've been a safer choice given the pedophilia themes in both the Catholic church and the loli scene.

I suppose choosing to have her wear a skirt is the more feminine/traditional Catholic choice.

But leaving it open to interpretation leads to all sorts of problems.

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Benevolentdictator 4 points ago +4 / -0

I think she was saying something about how he should take her car into the shop.

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