Raceology

Psychiatry is guilty of gross scientific misconduct. As it has been with the bogus "treatment" (torture?) of lobotomies, which were basically severing and damaging parts of the brain with an ice-pick, so today the tradition of lies, and quack treatments continue.  The whole "chemical imbalance" theory is based on specious reasoning.  Psychiatric drugs work by inducing  abnormal states in the brain, not reversing them.  They disrupt normal neurotransmission, and have been shown to cause extensive brain damage.  Here Dr. Peter Breggin, often called the conscience of psychiatry does an introductory video explaining the "chemical imbalance" lie. He is a pioneer in the critical psychiatry field, and in many ways a hero. Without further ado here is the first video in this introductory series:

Posted by Independent Thinker According to this video, and contrary to what some of the older people in the video have said, this is apparently NOT an ancient tradition, and pretty horrible if you ask me.  Getting kidnapped and forced into a marriage.  Apparently in the last few years the laws have become more harsh against this terrible practice.  Kyrgyzstan is another one of those ex-Soviet states that I find to be fascinating, unfortunately this will be the "introductory" video of this country on this blog.  Anyway, some people may find the footage to be disturbing.

Well, hello everyone, I thought I'd post a link to this public domain film about Abe Lincoln, made by D.W. Griffiths, who produced the infamous Birth of a Nation.  I'll probably upload a version of this film on my YouTube channel later on. This film is from 1930. I haven't watched it all yet... Let me know what you think of the film in the comments.

By Independent Thinker, Raceology. Well hello!  This type of posting is long overdue, I've neglected to post travel related content now for some time, mostly due to a lack of time that I have for this.  This will be a start of having a travel section, to be added to, edited and expanded (this is just bare-bone beginning). Where you'd like to go to for a vacation, a "work away", work-exchange-volunteer, a working holiday visa, or a student exchange, etc., really will depend on you,  the reader.  Your own interests, and any possible connections, or curiosity you may have developed for a country for any reason whatsoever.  However, if you really haven't been around Europe, or there at all you may want to get some ideas before you are thinking of going.  Most of the "travel" blogs, or websites out there just put together fluff, that makes all of these disappointing places seem like some kinds of wonderlands, and again they completely ignore what most con...

Posted by Independent Thinker. From AmRen's Racial Heresies for the 21st Century: https://www.amren.com/ar/2004/04/ "The next address was by Philip du Toit, president of the Zimbabwe Victims’ Coalition. He has just published a book about South Africa’s “land restitution,” and argues that agriculture is headed for collapse because blacks are incapable of modern farming. He described the great suffering that has followed the transfer of power to blacks in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Blacks have killed 1,600 white farmers in South Africa since black rule began in 1994, making farming in South Africa the most dangerous peace-time occupation in the world. The killings have scared many whites off their farms; in ten years their numbers have dropped from 56,000 to 35,000. Squatters steal from them and kill their cattle, but the incompetent South African police catch only an estimated 10 percent of career criminals. Commercial farmers also must pay high taxes. Dr. du Toit show...

Posted by John Engelman I doubt American white blue collar workers are killing themselves because they read articles in  The New York Times  that blame them for the problems of the world. I think they are killing themselves because of economic changes promoted by the Republican Party on behalf of the business community, which has always dominated the Republican Party. Noted Republican economist Milton Friedman introduced the idea that corporations have no legitimate goal but to maximize the amount of money going to stock holders through rises in stock prices and dividend payments. Employees do not matter. They are to be discarded as soon as they get old, like worn office furniture. Even the customers do not matter. When was the last time you had a serious problem that had to be handled over the telephone by calling a corporation? You wanted to call a phone number and have an employee answer immediately with whom you could discuss your problem. What happened instea...

Hi guys, honestly you should be checking out some of these informative documentaries even if they're not your thing, it's nice to just sit back and watch something a little bit different, and get some perspective on problems that people have around the world, instead of listening, for example, the happy horseshit of how wonderful things are around the world.  Anyway it's worth checking out. From Al-Jazeera's series:101 East. https://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/101east/2019/04/asia-meth-boom-190411054050483.html Investigating why Myanmar has become the world's biggest meth producer, driving a meth explosion in the region. Excerpt: " Methamphetamines are flooding into countries across   Asia . But where do the drugs come from, and who is profiting from feeding the world's addiction? 101 East  travels to the notorious Golden Triangle to investigate what is driving Asia's meth boom and why authorities are powerless to stop it. With ra...

Posted by Independent Thinker Raceology November 28, 2019 Well, I've posted this before on the old Disqus channels. This is a vile practice of bestiality coming from Northern Colombia, starting from a young age, and continuing into adulthood in many cases.  I must warn you that it may either be disturbing or funny, or both depending on your inclinations. I can only hope that this somehow doesn't catch on in America, or Europe someday ...  Those poor donkeys. Also, I've talked to a girl from Colombia and she confirmed to me that it is common in that region.

In the same spirit as my previous thought that a bunch of a-holes, ridiculous old prunes, dilettantes, 'haters', dimwits, and people who want to bring me down with their well...general unpleasantness, the idea that I will still keep going regardless, I wanted to post a classic movie here: Fritz Lang's Metropolis from 1927.  I enjoy old silent films, and the German Expressionist films from the Weimar era were some of the best, who can forget Nosferatu, for example? This film is about the future, and that's offers an incredible view in terms of architecture of what the future could hold, and that's something I look forward to with optimism despite all of the misfortune something great possible in the future, ok even though this film is dystopian. Hopefully you know what I mean.  This film was in the public domain, but they found a way to extend it until 2022. Whatever, I think in some countries it may still be in the public domain. Japan perhaps?  If you hadn't ...

As I've said before I enjoy the Louis Theroux documentaries.  This one is about older men looking for brides in Thailand, generally after being unable to find brides at home: Commentary to follow if I have the time, I probably won't though.

https://www.amren.com/news/2010/06/the_myth_of_div/ More AmRen filler here, but quite a decent article by Jared Taylor actually. The Myth of Diversity Jared Taylor, American Renaissance, July/August 1997 The idea that diversity is one of the country’s great strengths is now so firmly rooted that virtually anyone can evoke it, praise it, and wallow in it without fear of contradiction. It has become one of the great unassailably American ideas, like democracy, patriotism, the family, or  Martin Luther King . The President of the United States glories in diversity. In May 1995, in a message recognizing the Mexican holiday, Cinco de Mayo, William Clinton said, “The Fifth of May offers all of us a chance to celebrate the cultural diversity that helps to make our nation great.” A few days later, when he designated May as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, he said, “With the strength of our diversity and a continued commitment to the ideal of freedom, all Americans will ...

LMAO RANTS ABOUT RECENT LIFE EVENTS Hello, everyone...uh...anyone? I'm just checking in here, basically I have virtually no time for blogging at this time.  Aside from re-posting articles like those of AmRen, there isn't much I can do, even in replying to comments.  I'm back in North America, but have had one HELL of a shitty time with the nut jobs, especially since I returned in a very bad financial situation after my trip around the world. I've had to deal with some of the most unpleasant people ever, or well maybe not quite that bad but still...the degradation, etc. Some of the worst people I've met here have been White people...lol.  A bunch of nutty old prunes and battle-axes, ones that kind of look like men, and are the unfriendliest, and most unpleasant people you could ever meet. Also, crazy old white men occasionally, and an asshole, here and there every now and again but hey what's new? There's always some asshole (of any race) here and ther...

This was one of the first racial science and eugenics, and dysgenics books I've ever read.  That was quite a while ago. Despite being rather unwell at the time I could hardly put the book down, it was like a revelation to me after studying this subject in bits and pieces here and there. Richard Lynn showed that not only were the early eugenicists correct in their assumption that genotypic IQ is decreasing in each generation but that it seems likely that psychopathic personality is on the rise as well, and may be one of the biggest social problems of the future.  In 2011 Richard Lynn updated this work and added chapters of dysgenic immigration, etc. Original AmRen article (re-post): https://www.amren.com/news/2018/12/dysgenics-genetic-deterioration-in-modern-populations-richard-lynn/ Thomas Jackson, American Renaissance, April 1997 Dysgenics: Genetic Deterioration in Modern Populations,  Richard Lynn, Praeger Publishers, 1996, 237 pp. Human traits are heritabl...