The Reality Taboo

Ness and Jeff discuss Trump’s continued appointment victories, how afflicted Afrikaners are set to benefit from Palestinian suffering, and polling on free speech among Americans.

Ness and Jeff discuss the Trump Administration’s first strikes on Leviathan and what the Super Bowl says about the Current Year.

Ness and Jeff discuss the power of the presidential pardon and what its recent wielding says about the state of the political landscape in America.

Ness and Jeff discuss the first few days of the Trump Administration’s second term, and what it portends for the next four years. They also give Joe Biden a final send-off.

Ness and Jeff discuss Trump's upcoming second presidential term.

Ness and Jeff discuss catastrophic anthropogenic global warming in the context of the midwestern blizzard and the California wildfires.

Ness discusses state lotteries, the attack in New Orleans and elite insurgency oligarchs against the grassroots MAGA movement on H1B visas

Ness and Jeff discuss current compliance rates for the COVID shot and the growing acceptance of suicide.

Ness discusses the Daniel Penny verdict, deputizing for deportation, blame for problems in the healthcare system, how the AI net will catch too many of the wrong kind of fish and our greatest ally

Ness discusses deviant human sexuality, the path towards human extinction and how tens of millions of Americans welcome it, Joe Biden's blanket pardon, prosecutorial persecution and how to avoid it and gives three cheers for the Apocalypse

Ness discusses retail workers on Thanksgiving, Trump's nominations, the effects of AI on gaming and society more broadly and how words in Mundania are treated like spells in Harry Potter

Ness compares Jewish and Gentile values, notes Trump's unusual edge in favorability among zoomers relative to boomers and wonders if Barron might not be the sleeper

Ness discusses the contours of the incoming Trump administration as it takes shape. Concisely, it looks like America First on the domestic front and neocon and neoliberal business as usual on foreign policy.

Ness discusses the 2024 presidential election and exit poll results

Ness discusses potential consequences of the presidential election

Ness discusses the state of the presidential race with the election less than two weeks away and what the ramifications of a Trump or Harris victory are

Ness discusses survey results showing that Democrats trust the electoral system while Republicans do not. Will those dynamics turn on a dime if Trump wins?

Ness discusses the 2024 presidential election in general and the Democrat vice presidential pick in particular with regards to the current state of the race along with other tidbits about humility, America's perceived enemies, and the climate menace

Ness discusses Israel dusting Hezbollah, JD Vance rhetorically dusting Walz to no avail and the elite disdain for Vance as an avatar of everything the current system holds down

Ness discusses how far the managerial state will go to stop Trump, why nobody likes Sean P Puff Puffy Diddie Combs and why online retailers like when you steal from Walmart

Ness discusses how middle Americans are the new barbarians the empire seeks to conquer, how the dollar is on borrowed time and how Taylor Swift's Harris endorsement makes fewer people want to vote for Harris

Ness discusses how the adage "better dead than racist" manifests in the real world, how sheriffs are among the most democratic offices in the country, and public sentiments on affirmative action, men in women's sports, and free speech

Ness discusses abortion as a sacrament, the subversion of Middle Earth, why cultural Marxists care about what they do and what Tim Walz' family turning on him might reveal about him

Ness discusses Mark Zuckerberg's public broadside against the security state, what populism wants versus what it's likely to get and how Dollar General's decline evinces a deep sickness in capital markets

Ness discusses how are food and gadgets are killing us, how RFK may have avoided killing his own relevance and why democracy doesn't work