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- 51Posted by CaptainKirk 1 week ago to Robotics and Population DeclineIn other groups I am in. It goes one or two steps further. To US it feels like those in power are actively setting us up for either WWIII or a MASSIVE 40% population Decline through Poverty/Starvation/Depravation.
Just consider 2-3 months of no Hormuz Access.
The USA does not have enough SPR oil to keep selling it. (We should STOP selling our SPR, at these prices, we need to refill it).
I think after 90 days, Refineries will have to start being shut down. They are not designed to run on low-volume. Turning these things off, will take FOREVER to turn all of the moving parts back on, and get them fully up to speed (as I understand it).
Worse, the timing. Fertilizer is not available. This is the spring planting season. Australia can't find the diesel they need to run the big farm equipment. Less food will be planted. (Any chance Trump made the EO order protecting Monsanto because he knew Fertilizers would be hard to find?).
But this process of shutting down 20% of cude, in a world where oil was tight, and growing tighter... Means the price will move wildly upward. We could easily hit $300/bbl, and possibly $600/bbl. At which point, the price of food will skyrocket MERELY because shipping costs. BUT also, we will be suffering shortages.
Nobody. Not even China. Has 180 days of SPR. And the govt is manipulating the price of Crude lower to hide the impact of the Iran Issue.
Apparently, someone knows something is coming. A Comet, or something.
All the richest people are building Bunkers. So, I assume it will be a relatively short term thing.
Then, everyone is pushing Tech and robots.
Maybe they know that most of the population will be wiped out.
Maybe they WANT this, and figure robots are better than slaves you have to feed and pander to.
Finally, the modern woman has become so toxic it's insane. I saw a woman who did her makeup just like a Sex Doll... And then complained about men being normal men. At least she didn't mention feeling objectified, but I suppose that would have been too spot on.
If I was a young man today, I'd be thinking... The doll only cost more in the short term, and eventually they will make a robot version, and add a GPT AI to it so I can have an actual conversation, and IMAGINE how much nicer your GPT talks to you than the modern woman does.
So, the stage is set. The Bingo Card is LOADED UP with crazy stuff...
- Another Trump Assassination Attempt
- Government bans CATS forcing "some" to rethink their relationship attitudes
- 30% of men below 30 have never had sex
- Divorce is down... By almost 50% of the amount marriages are down! (LOL)
- Women Protesting Automatic Paternity Testing, done behind the scenes > 30% are not the fathers
- Less Food, Less Fertilizer, Less Fuel... AIs thriving, Suicide Rates Higher
What do the "End Times" and Recessions have in Common?
We can only REALLY determine when they started AFTER the fact! - 52Posted by jack1776 1 week ago to Robotics and Population DeclineI agree, way to many people... I just do not think that allowing a tech oligarch make the decision on who has children and who does is a bad idea. Same vain on who lives and dies...
- 53In a word YES. It in a way is already happening with online "romance" where the participants never meet IRL.
Devaluing the US debt based currency has kept women from having children due to not having enough to support a family. The lower the value of money the more crime and killing too. That plus all the other manipulations are reducing the population. Hopefully not a long term trend.
Half the population are already robots in a way. lol Imagine if the same programming and propaganda is instituted in actual robots. For now AI is their brain. Better hope Grok and other companies creating AI make Asimov required reading about the three laws of Robotics and its implications. - 54Posted by rhfinle 1 week ago to Robotics and Population DeclineIf machines are going to do all of the work, we had better have some population reduction, elst we'll all end up as unemployable salesmen.
Look up the "Shoe Event Horizon" economic theory that Douglas Adams described in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". - 55Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week ago to IN THE MEME TYME 4/27/26 EDITION: The Lives of TrumpA great collection!
Thanks OGC - - 56Posted by JakeOrilley 1 week ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER 4/26/26 EDITIONWell done! The first one unfortunately is more true than funny...but needs to be pointed out!
Thanks OGC! - 57I agree 10,000% !!!! We DO NOT need more people.
- 58Exactly!
- 59Then we need to update the “systems”. No need to rely on expanding population to have increased standards of living. None.
- 60Posted by j_IR1776wg 1 week ago to Robotics and Population DeclineHow long should the Homo Sapiens race last?
When we arrived on Earth around 500,000 years ago, we joined our fellows Homo Erectus, Neanderthals, Nelardi, Denisovan, Heidlbergis, and more. The longest survived species, Erectus, lasted maybe 1.1 million years.
They are all now extinct save for us. Maybe we are on an evolutionary path to extinction. - 61Posted by jack1776 1 week ago to Robotics and Population DeclineI think its all by design, if you knew that automation was coming and its was going to displace the first world population, would you want to keep them around. The first world population takes action and expects more while the third world is grateful you didn’t shit on them today. A population dependent on UNI that accepts third world status is much easier to control.
COVID vaccines – population control, multiple sources but the quite part out loud was spoken by Bill Gates.
Fentanyl – Family decline – you can’t have health children if your high all of the time
Schools – indoctrination – I personally have lost two of my four daughters to the redrick being drilled into their heads. They think our society deserves to die, they don’t want children in this world.
Dollar collapse – seems to be accelerating, impossible to have families
I could go on but why?
I think the people in the know, know and they think we don’t see it. All of the craziness are intentional decisions, not accidents. - 62Posted by jack1776 1 week ago to Robotics and Population Decline“Why is negative population growth a bad thing?” – Well, we need a larger younger population to assume the responsibilities of the older generation; all of our systems are built to account for growth. So your argument is that automation will fill in the gaps with abundance, I can see that on the face argument but you and me know damn well that human nature doesn’t work that way. As soon as they roll out UBI, they will be looking for ways to reduce the expenditures, cull the heard as you may call it. Population decline due to a lack of resources is called a famine but a population decline because of a conscious decision is called a genocide.
- 63Posted by teridactyl 1 week ago to Guess who was caught funding the KKK and other NeoNazi cultists.Have you seen the movie: MYSTERY MEN ?
- 64Posted by Lucky 1 week ago to Hinckley and Cole Tomas Allen assassination attempts at same Hilton.Thanks.
- 65Posted by mccannon01 1 week ago to IN THE MEME TYME 4/27/26 EDITION: The Lives of TrumpOMG OUC!!! One big story told by a wonderful collection of chapters! Thank you!
- 66Posted by mccannon01 1 week ago to Guess who was caught funding the KKK and other NeoNazi cultists.100%!!!
- 67Posted by Dobrien 1 week ago to Just another day for our President. Under attack again.This is the point of their 24/7 anti-Trump propaganda. They WANT brainwashed lunatics to take out their political opponents. assassination attempts on Donald Trump, attacks on Tesla facilities, and the murder of Charlie Kirk. It needs to stop, but it’s only getting worse . checkpoint in the Washington Hilton lobby last night—sending President Trump and senior officials into evacuation—Code Pink had already infiltrated the White House Correspondents’ Dinner ballroom itself. Medea Benjamin and her pink-clad cadre weren’t stopped at the red carpet or the metal detectors. They protested inside, live, decrying “war crimes” while the press corps dined with the very administration they claim to scrutinize. Not the first time: these same activists have crashed Trump events before, from cabinet dinners to this year’s “War Crimes Correspondents’ Dinner” rebrand. History repeats at the very hotel where John Hinckley tried to assassinate Reagan in 1981—except this time, the radicals were inside first. This isn’t mere protest theater. Code Pink’s funding trails lead to Neville Roy Singham, the billionaire bankrolling far-left networks with not just documented ties to CCP-aligned causes but he gets his marching orders from Xi Jinping himsef, and adversarial narratives on Iran, Palestine, and U.S. foreign policy. They’ve disrupted military events, cheered selective “peace,” and now waltzed into the most high-profile presidential gathering of the year. Meanwhile, a lone gunman—Cole Tomas Allen, 31, from California—nearly reached the ballroom. One officer took a round to the vest. Chaos in the halls. The president safe only by swift Secret Service action. Scholarly note: This exposes the asymmetry in “security theater.” Free speech has limits when the Commander-in-Chief is present—yet ideological fellow travelers (pink-washed extremists with foreign-adjacent funding) get the velvet rope while threats escalate. The same press that romanticizes “disruption” as democracy in action now faces the bill for lax vetting. Reagan’s ghost haunts the Hilton again: vigilance isn’t partisan. It’s survival. The elite media feasted. The radicals performed. The shooter struck. And the American people are left asking: Who’s really guarding the guardians? When will the media be held accountable for their part?
- 68Posted by JohnRandALL 1 week, 1 day ago to The Draft Treats Citizens as PropertyI still have my draft card from the early 70s. But Vietnam ended before I could get drafted, and I went off to college. Then I used a military scholarship to pay for medical school. Only owed three years service, but ended up serving 20 years. A volunteer military is always a better fighting force than one populated with draftees.
- 69This is one I scrounged up and got runnin. Made due with all you sent and I got at Townhall. All the good stuff is on the sick one.
Worse comes to worse, hope just to get my stuff off it if not fix it totally. It's faster than this one but this one if bigger so I could do 5.5x4.24 pages for the MAGAzean; easier to read. - 70Posted by 73SHARK 1 week, 1 day ago to IN THE MEME TYME 4/27/26 EDITION: The Lives of TrumpGlad you got these out. Is this a good sign for the computer?
- 71Posted by Dobrien 1 week, 1 day ago to Weird how they all are connected .SPLC EpstienWow this is interesting. The Atlantic does a hit piece on Kash Patel days before The FBI indicts SPLC. The same SPLC that the widow Jobs states was her first donations. Oh yes and that’s the same Ghislaine Maxwell she is sunbathing with. Oh yes and the widow Jobs owns the Atlantic.
- 72No news on the computer guy, We miss him at work. I'm sure my computer is resting well, possibly on anti virus meds.
- 73Posted by Dobrien 1 week, 1 day ago to Guess who was caught funding the KKK and other NeoNazi cultists.The Southern Poverty Law Center built its empire not by documenting isolated acts of bigotry, but by systematically inflating the very concept of racism into a national emergency that justified endless fundraising appeals and political pressure campaigns. Through its widely circulated “hate map” and annual reports, the SPLC lumped peaceful Christian nonprofits, immigration-reform think tanks, and parental-rights groups into the same category as Klansmen and neo-Nazis, creating the statistical mirage that America was crawling with organized racists. This deliberate conflation turned policy disagreements over borders, school curricula, or religious liberty into evidence of widespread white supremacy, convincing donors and institutions alike that only massive transfers of power and money could stem the supposed tide. The result was a self-reinforcing illusion: every interracial incident, every uncomfortable statistic, and every cultural pushback became proof of the SPLC’s narrative rather than data points that might have shown racism declining in the decades after the civil-rights victories. By the time internal whistleblowers and court records exposed the organization’s own history of racial discrimination and financial excess, the illusion had already been baked into academia, corporate training, and federal grant-making for a generation.
- 74Posted by mccannon01 1 week, 1 day ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER 4/26/26 EDITIONWell done, OUC! Broke out laughing at whipping the hood off the racist and uncovering Obummer - very appropriate, LOL! Don Tzu - priceless! Thanks for a great start to my day!
- 75very well done