Higgenbotham's Dark Age Hovel

[guest]

My sister used to be a social worker. She quit after a few month and left the US for Asia in the 1990s. She told me all kinds of stories about what went on in that office. Her conclusion: it was hopeless.

Other people on this board have danced around this topic, but only one or two have really laid it out. Blacks like to talk about "burning down the master's house"; however, they don't seen to realize that they are sitting in it and are completely dependent upon the white master for survival.

One poster here wrote that POCs will lose life support. Yes, when white people have had enough or are dead, there will be no one left to give blacks and Latinos free stuff. POCs (I like these term--thanks "Guest") don't seem to realize this at all. Zero. They think that the water and electricity will always be on tap.

I have never met a group of people that are so helpless. One of my friends had a black neighbor that won a lawsuit against the city for discrimination or racism, something like that, and used some of the money to buy a house in a white neighborhood. The guy lived a block away and his criminal children soon terrorized the neighbors that they no longer let their kids outside to play. (But that is, as they say, another story.)

The black neighbor had no clue as how maintain a house. He never cleaned his gutters and nor did any kind of routine maintenance, including cutting the grass! The house was falling apart in little over a year. The black neighbors had quickly alienated everyone and so no one helped them. The house was in excellent condition when they bought it, but soon it rotting apart. The black guy who owned it was banging on the door asking my friend to do free work on his house. "We are neighbors. Don't neighbors help each other?" The black neighbor used to say this to people in the area. He was going door to door demanding free help.

I met this guy once, and it was a bad experience, to say the least. He was living off the settlement money, or rather burning through it. The neighbor spent the afternoons have backyard cookouts with his hood bruhs (and never picked up any of the trash. It ended up blowing all over the street.)

There is a lot more that i can say, but I think you get the idea. Oh, one of the black neighbors sons was eventually arrested for violent crime and pit in jail. The neighborhood degraded and my friend, who, thank God was only renting, left at the end of his lease.

How are these people, going to survive, even if they get millions of dollars in reparations?

[Guest]

The globalists will be well pleased at the fruits of their work. Annually, hundreds of thousands of young single men - who have been brainwashed into believing the Western nation state and its horrid history of slavery and colonialism are the source of all their problems - pour into Europe through what are laughably called borders, ensuring much more of this in the years to come.

One day, the “only solution” to the chaos will be China-style control of citizens, enforced through official digital currencies, “vaccine” mandates, and military-controlled lockdowns. Even just ten years ago such a dystopian future was unimaginable.

Vote Reform in the UK. For Le Pen in France. For BBB in Holland. Et cetera. This is the last chance saloon.

Has the last few days in France been phase two of the invasion?

[aeden]

Martin identified this period as the millennium endgame for a new world order, which has three main contenders.
Humanity is asleep in this simple script just as the walk through the institutions is well known since Sismondi also.
We covered this already as the rules of disinformation just as the silent weapons of the silent war in plain view.
Gramsci was correct just how naive the sheep truly are. Alinsky used a few points as the democrats worshipped it.
Uniparty without the structural inflation would have collapsed without it as we are right now in this Cantillon effect.
Fungible Captial is moving just as over 1/6 of Industrial capacity as the green masks set it on fire in the Kalergi ruse
unfolding. The deracinated ignorance's will not excuse anyone just as before. Born in 1899 She told me to the effect
misery is the only path to profit for them. It is a multifaceted effort and yes you are behind just as they want silence to
sanity. The quality teams are in place and the velvet rope period as conveyed in place.
http://antonysutton.com/

[Higgenbotham]

My sister used to be a social worker. She quit after a few month and left the US for Asia in the 1990s. She told me all kinds of stories about what went on in that office. Her conclusion: it was hopeless.

Other people on this board have danced around this topic, but only one or two have really laid it out. Blacks like to talk about "burning down the master's house"; however, they don't seen to realize that they are sitting in it and are completely dependent upon the white master for survival.

One poster here wrote that POCs will lose life support. Yes, when white people have had enough or are dead, there will be no one left to give blacks and Latinos free stuff. POCs (I like these term--thanks "Guest") don't seem to realize this at all. Zero. They think that the water and electricity will always be on tap.

I have never met a group of people that are so helpless. One of my friends had a black neighbor that won a lawsuit against the city for discrimination or racism, something like that, and used some of the money to buy a house in a white neighborhood. The guy lived a block away and his criminal children soon terrorized the neighbors that they no longer let their kids outside to play. (But that is, as they say, another story.)

The black neighbor had no clue as how maintain a house. He never cleaned his gutters and nor did any kind of routine maintenance, including cutting the grass! The house was falling apart in little over a year. The black neighbors had quickly alienated everyone and so no one helped them. The house was in excellent condition when they bought it, but soon it rotting apart. The black guy who owned it was banging on the door asking my friend to do free work on his house. "We are neighbors. Don't neighbors help each other?" The black neighbor used to say this to people in the area. He was going door to door demanding free help.

I met this guy once, and it was a bad experience, to say the least. He was living off the settlement money, or rather burning through it. The neighbor spent the afternoons have backyard cookouts with his hood bruhs (and never picked up any of the trash. It ended up blowing all over the street.)

There is a lot more that i can say, but I think you get the idea. Oh, one of the black neighbors sons was eventually arrested for violent crime and pit in jail. The neighborhood degraded and my friend, who, thank God was only renting, left at the end of his lease.

How are these people, going to survive, even if they get millions of dollars in reparations?

Having been a landlord in and near a hood, I could probably write a book on this topic. This, which happened in the late 1970s, was posted earlier related to something else, but provides a good introduction to one aspect of what you bought up:

A couple doors down, there was another triple room and in that room there were two kids from very wealthy families and one kid who was from Hamtramck, a predominantly (at the time) Polish enclave in the rapidly deteriorating City of Detroit.

The kid from Hamtramck was also Polish and his father worked on the assembly line at the Chrysler plant in Detroit. He was very nerdy and smart. His background gave him away. For example, most of the kids had backpacks but he carried his books to class in the plastic bag he got when purchasing his books. His clothes looked like they came from the Salvation Army thrift store. He made no bones about his alarm at the deterioration of Detroit and talked about that a lot. One day, he announced with alarm the news he had gotten from his home town that, "The (n-word)s have crossed Seven Mile!!!"

Back around 1990, there was a retired White man from the South who was born in the 1920s renting one of my houses in the hood. I also owned the house next door, which was vacant, and was working on it almost every day. Each morning, there would always (and I do mean always) be trash along the curb, and the first thing I would do was pick up the trash. For me, this was just normal. I didn't think much about it. So I mentioned this to the old guy next door. He told me that this was happening because my house was being targeted by Blacks (that was why they were throwing trash in front of it). Probably, and he didn't say this that I can recall, but there may have been fears they were going to "lose" that house because I had already rented the house next door to a White man. Anyway, what he told me was that in the 1960s, when the Blacks were trying to take over a block in the inner cities in the US, It would start with a Black walking down the street in a predominantly White neighborhood adjacent to a block that had already been taken over, and throwing a piece of trash along the curb. Pretty soon there would be several pieces of trash along the curb each day, just as there was in front of my house (and many others for that matter because a lot of people didn't bother to pick it up). The Whites would read the writing on the wall and there would typically be one person who thought it would be best to be the first one to get out, and they would put their house up for sale. That house would often be purchased by a Black and on it would go.

The second aspect of what you brought up, having to to with maintenance, brings this to mind. I was working on a house in a mixed neighborhood and had just put a new front door in. A Black man who knew one of the neighbors stopped by and asked if I could put the same type of door on his house. After I did, there were a few other things that he needed done. One thing he showed me was some windows that were broken. Not the glass, but having to do with the latches that held them closed. No need to explain the details, but it was obvious they weren't being opened and closed properly and thus got damaged. I was very good at fixing that kind of thing (for obvious reasons) so went ahead and did it cheap. At one point, I was out getting materials and needed to call him to get a measurement so I could continue. He said he "really didn't know how to measure" so I went back to the house and measured it, then went back out to purchase the material and finished the job. Next, along came his sister in law, who needed some plumbing work done. Unlike her brother in law, who was a good hearted guy (he even invited me over to his house for dinner), she was a bigot through and through and this was described previously:

Around 1990, a black woman called me to fix her toilet. I'm not a plumber but she had heard from another black person that I could fix her toilet on the cheap. When I got there and we got to talking she said, "I found a black painter no problem. It was hard, but I found a black electrician. But I couldn't find a black man anywhere in this city that could do plumbing work. If I had been able to, you wouldn't be here."

I just found a followup to that, which is kind of interesting, and relevant to what I would naturally say next about this topic if there were to be another post on it.

** 01-Jul-2020 World View: Black plumbers

I guess your friend didn't live in Los Angeles.

Some friend. If she lived in Los Angeles she wouldn't have called me. But I appreciated her being honest about her racism. I guess I could have told her that I'd let her toilet leak because I don't fix toilets for blacks, but I didn't.

More generally, this is my experience as in this case: She was basically telling me what kind of racist she was. What she wanted in return, as her belief was that all whites are racists, was to know what kind of racist I was. I found that mentality to be prevalent, but of course not true in all cases. I was in many, many black people's homes during that era.

Getting back to "Central Park Karen" and her overt display of disgusting racism followed by her denial that she is a racist in any sense, gets black folks very, very uncomfortable, and rightly so. They know much better than that.

To your point about a Civil War, I don't think there's an issue that opposing sides across the whole US can catalyze around. There's too much variation in racial experience from location to location. What I'm describing above that happened in a particular (predominantly blue collar medium sized) city at a particular time may not be somebody else's experience 70 miles down the road at all.

[Guest]

Getting back to "Central Park Karen" and her overt display of disgusting racism followed by her denial that she is a racist in any sense, gets black folks very, very uncomfortable, and rightly so. They know much better than that.

The black guy got a TV show out of it and later it came out that he had been aggressive with other woman in the park, including black women. The white girl had been set up. Her life is ruined.

Google it. Or maybe you should use Duckduckgo?

[aeden]

And that is why they also ignore books that are being burned in Europe in real time.
I asked another to read Malachi Martin and write on one page of paper since
1989 what He seen incorrect. Not one piece paper is anticipated or expected to be seen.
Same with Doctor Sutton as beyond reproach. Silence as those who
know what is moving and for few years already did.
Your excused because the educational debt was a feature as such.
The final exam had a one word answer from the Professor. Any more than that they failed the final.
https://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=81228#p81228

[Higgenbotham]

** 29-Mar-2023 World View: Nigerians and Ghanans

Just learned from Dr. Ben Carson on Fox
News that immigrants from Nigeria and
Ghana have no wealth gap with whites in
America, because of their hard work
culture.

This is never mentioned by liberals
because it violates their narrative.

It's been documented that of all the ethnic groups in the United States, Nigerians are the most highly educated.

Data show Nigerians the most educated in the U.S.
BACHELOR'S AND BEYOND In America, Nigerians' education pursuit is above rest
Whether driven by immigration or family, data show more earn degrees

By LESLIE CASIMIR,
Copyright 2008 Houston Chronicle
Updated Jan 12, 2018 9:58 a.m.

For Woodlands resident David Olowokere, one of Nigeria's sons, having a master's degree in engineering just wasn't enough for his people back home. So he got a doctorate.

His wife, Shalewa Olowokere, a civil engineer, didn't stop at a bachelor's, either. She went for her master's.

The same obsession with education runs in the Udeh household in Sugar Land. Foluke Udeh and her husband, Nduka, both have master's degrees. Anything less, she reckons, would have amounted to failure.

"If you see an average Nigerian family, everybody has a college degree these days," said Udeh, 32, a physical therapist at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center. "But a post-graduate degree, that's like pride for the family."

Nigerian immigrants have the highest levels of education in this city and the nation, surpassing whites and Asians, according to Census data bolstered by an analysis of 13 annual Houston-area surveys conducted by Rice University.

Besides the cultural aspects, one reason for this is that out of a population of 200 million, there were 277,000 Americans who were born in Nigeria as of 2016. By contrast, the comparable numbers for India are about 1400 million and 4,900,000. 1 in 722 vs 1 in 285, so this is a more selective group of people, just statistically speaking.

Another reason for this is Nigeria is a great place to be from. Awhile back I posted that I was admitted to the PhD program at CalTech with a copy of the letter. Had I been a Nigerian, I would have accepted the offer and puny stipend, worked my fingers to the bone to make sure I graduated, and if it took 6 years that would probably be just fine with me. Better than going back to Nigeria. As an American, I declined the offer and found a job that paid a living wage. When I worked at Chevron one summer, there was a young Hispanic engineer who was from Detroit. People would ask each other where they were from. He would say, "I'm from Detroit. Detroit is a good place to be from." I heard it more than once. Similarly, when I lived in the crappy blue collar city mentioned above, there seemed to always be a disproportionate number of kids from the crappy local high school who excelled academically. Most of them were White (I described one in the first few pages of this thread who wasn't) and excelling academically was the ticket out of that place for a White kid from a blue collar family.

[Higgenbotham]

All of this is pretty basic and just an introduction to the topic of why I don't go down rabbit holes.

In the next post, rather than talk about rabbit holes, which tend to be more emotional topics, I will talk about the sources of rumors, which are more common and everyday occurrences but seem to stem from the same elements of human nature. In doing so, I will use my own experience rather than research what experts on rumors have to say about them.

This is a list of some of the sources of rumors based on the elements of human nature from which they come. It might not be all inclusive.

1. Power
2. Sloth
3. Fear
4. Lack of confidence
5. Hate
6. Ignorance
7. Greed
8. Lack of trust
9. Envy

The list goes on.

This starting to look like it can reduce to a list of the Seven Deadly Sins.


Power - Subset of Power - Authorities holding onto power by withholding information and conducting activities in secret

One of the problems with covid and the vax (and generally) is that when leaders can't or won't convey known information to the people they have the authority and responsibility to lead it is natural for rumor and speculation to fill that vacuum. When that happens, often leaders will say there is a problem with rumor mongers and blame the "rumor mongers" for their failure (the leaders that is) to convey the necessary information to avoid the natural tendency for rumor and speculation to fill the vacuum they have left in the first place. People in positions of leadership ought to understand that the burden is on them to provide all of the information necessary for the functioning of whatever organization or group they are leading and to also be able to say they don't know when they don't. Of course, this gets complicated and goes far beyond what is going to be said about it here and that fact ought to be discussed openly too, but it is not.

Does it really boil down to 1., or does it fit better into 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8., or 9.? Or some other element that I forgot to include?

To be continued...

[Higgenbotham]

One of the problems with covid and the vax (and generally) is that when leaders can't or won't convey known information to the people they have the authority and responsibility to lead it is natural for rumor and speculation to fill that vacuum. When that happens, often leaders will say there is a problem with rumor mongers and blame the "rumor mongers" for their failure (the leaders that is) to convey the necessary information to avoid the natural tendency for rumor and speculation to fill the vacuum they have left in the first place. People in positions of leadership ought to understand that the burden is on them to provide all of the information necessary for the functioning of whatever organization or group they are leading and to also be able to say they don't know when they don't. Of course, this gets complicated and goes far beyond what is going to be said about it here and that fact ought to be discussed openly too, but it is not.

Does it really boil down to 1., or does it fit better into 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8., or 9.? Or some other element that I forgot to include?

To be continued...

Now let's have a hypothetical discussion between me and several leaders.

Higgenbotham: The problem with covid and the vax is that you guys can't or won't convey known information to the people you have the authority and responsibility to lead. Now that rumors are flying, you say there is a problem with rumor mongers and blame the "rumor mongers" for your failure. You ought to understand that the burden is on you to provide the necessary information and assurances before I take the vax. This is just a power grab.

Leader 1: Higgenbotham, your problem is lack of trust. You need to trust in the science. The US has the most advanced science of any civilization in the history of the world. Can't you see that? What's your problem, were you separated from your mother at birth or something?

Scientist 1: No, Higgenbotham's problem is envy. When he looks around at all the great science that is going on, he realizes he missed out. He wishes he had been a part of developing this great, world saving mRNA technology and he's just pissing on all our great achievements.

Higgenbotham: Ha! That's pretty rich coming from a sellout like you who works for Pfizer! You only see your next paycheck. Your problem is greed. It's hard to get a man to understand something when his paycheck depends on him not understanding it.

Scientist 2: That's funny Higgenbotham. You have no idea what we do at Pfizer. You haven't a clue. Your problem is ignorance. I've been working at Pfizer for 20 years. If you knew what I know, you wouldn't be so damn ignorant. I'd talk to you about our great mRNA technology but I know you wouldn't listen.

Leader 2: You're right, Higgenbotham is too damn lazy to listen. I've never seen such a lazy guy in my life. His problem is sloth.

And on it goes.

Higgenbotham: You guys are the ones who are lazy. Where is the data?

Leader 1: Just trust the science.

Higgenbotham: I'm not going any further down this rabbit hole.

[aeden]

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The shared CRISPR/Cas9 project went as planned as reported it almost neutralized the indigenous problem for the regional energy enhancement
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