While I find terms like "turbo cancer" hard to take seriously, here are two pertinent facts: cancer is highly immune regulated, cancer development is closely related to DNA damage.

So regardless of all these outlandish theories about what's in the vaccine - its entirely plausible that if it simply is what they say it is, cancer rates would increase in a population after deploying an mRNA vaccine that interacts in a novel way with both the immune system and genetic code.

Good Morning Britain, a hypernormie programme, polls its viewers on multiculturalism.

We WERE asked, and the response is always “No, we don’t want this, we don’t like this, and we think it’s not good for our countries.”

We are held hostage by a minority of immigration extremists and civilizational saboteurs.

70% of Europeans think their country takes in too many immigrants (BVA survey 2024).

https://english.elpais.com/international/2024-05-07/seven-out-of-10-europeans-believe-their-country-takes-in-too-many-immigrants.html

https://www.arte.tv/sites/corporate/files/concerns-and-global-perception-of-the-eu-citizens.pdf

REPORT: Nearly two-thirds of nonblack Democrats support affirmative action—as long as it only discriminates against whites. When they are told it also discriminates against Asians, support drops below 40 percent.

https://t.co/kooW14L07l

Important update regarding the recent terrorist attack in Germany:

I was just sent a video showing that the cop who was stabbed and subsequently died was actually arresting a guy who randomly attacked one of the men who was pinning the terrorist down.

He was NOT arresting one of the men who apprehended the terrorist.

Edit: I'm not sure who the guy in the blue jacket is. His clothing looks similar to the men at the demonstration targeted by the terrorist, but his jacket doesn't have white text on the back like their jackets. It's possible that he confused the guy in the gray pants for the terrorist, as they were both wearing black jackets.

This figure often goes viral, so I'll explain it again:

The typical interpretation is "Leftists care more about space rocks than their own family," which is what the image seems to imply. However, if you read the paper, you'll see that's incorrect.

Leftists claim to care about "all things in the universe" including their own family. This data is just evidence that Leftists are liars who virtue signal in ridiculous ways to hide their own selfishness and nastiness (see this thread).

Leftists do have negative in-group preference, but that doesn't necessarily translate to sincere care for out-groups. It's more like a lizard brain revenge complex against their in-group. "Among my kin I am an outcast; I'll make them suffer!"

The best example of this is climate change: none of their proposed policies will actually "save the planet," but they will expand the left's political stranglehold and harm their enemies.

Evidence for dynastic succession among early Celtic elites in Central Europe

"Recent genetic analyses confirm close kinship between two Celtic princes and provide new insights into the power structures of the early Celtic elites."

Much like royal dynasties of medieval Europe, the elites of early Iron Age Europe were related to each other. Not at all surprising

https://nature.com/articles/s41562-024-01888-7

MLK was George Floyd for boomers.

Relatively good news for the UK: Nigel Farage now leads Reform UK.

He is by far the best option in a dire situation, certainly better than the Tory-Labour race communist uniparty. With him in charge, Reform may win some seats.

IMO British nationalists shouldn't vote Labour under any circumstances - look how four years of leftist rule have panned out in America. You may think "it can't possibly be worse than Conservative rule," but I guarantee it will be.

The heritability of political views increases with age. Young people initially adopt their parents' views but develop their own as they become more independent.

"The expression of genetic influences on political attitudes occurs at the time of early adulthood and persists throughout the adult years. [...] Offspring begin with the attitudes learned from their parents, but as they leave home, their own experiences and individual genetic disposition inter act to modify those attitudes."

https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1017/S0022381609090938

I'm very skeptical of *zero* genetic influence on the political views of 18-20 year olds but the theory adds up. It could explain, at least partially, why people "become more conservative with age." https://t.iss.one/thuletide/6592

Covid vaccines may have helped fuel rise in excess deaths.

“Researchers from Vrije Universiteit in Netherlands analysed data from 47 Western countries and discovered there had been more than three million excess deaths since 2020, with the trend continuing despite the rollout of vaccines and containment measures.

They warned that side effects linked to the Covid vaccine had included ischaemic stroke, acute coronary syndrome and brain haemorrhage, cardiovascular diseases, coagulation, haemorrhages, gastrointestinal events and blood clotting.”

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/06/04/covid-vaccines-may-have-helped-fuel-rise-in-excess-deaths/

https://archive.md/9Vdqz