Tidewater News and Opinion Forum
A place for civil discussion of the events of the day for Tidewater residents without the limitations imposed by media forums.
Source: usefulidiots (The transcripted quote below starts at approx. 24 minutes in the video).
Balance of payments economist Michael Hudson presents his analysis of U.S. strategy in the war against Russia:
Continue reading “Sociopath Neocons Sacrifice Ukrainians and Global Poor”Transexual surgeon on transition before puberty
I got a lot of pushback when I wrote that giving puberty blockers or surgery prior to puberty should be banned.
Here is the account of a transition surgeon who is herself transgender, stating that If puberty blockers are used or transition surgery is done prior to puberty, the patient will never experience orgasm.
So, how do you get informed consent when a person does not know what they are giving up?
There are those who imagine the neo-Nazi problem in Ukraine is comparable to the neo-Nazi problem in America. To wit, Ukrainian neo-Nazis may exist, but they are inconsequential in the same way that American neo-Nazis may exist, but they are inconsequential.
The source article suggests this perspective is plain wrong and probably just an effect of American media’s recently minted biases. In light of the evidence the source presents, I’m inclined to hold a less polite opinion.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/04/elon-musk-twitter-terrible-things-hes-said-and-done
This article explains why many people are not thrilled with this fellow controlling social media.
I remember public discussions that attended the creation of DHS back in 2003. Many pundits were concerned that DHS would enable authoritarianism to replace our constitutional republic. Some even criticized the name of the new agency because the word homeland reminded them of Germany’s mythical Aryan fatherland in the lead up to WWII.
Continue reading “United States Department of Homeland Security”For those of you who keep blaming Biden for high gas prices, this part of the reporting tells the truth about who is responsible.
Continue reading “Americans Held Hostage by Big Oil”WSJ accuses Russia of extortion, but the accusation doesn’t hold water. European companies can easily purchase Russian natural gas and oil in Euros using the currency conversion procedure set up by Gazprombank. There is no breach of contract as WSJ alleges.
Continue reading “Russia’s Energy Extortion of Poland and Bulgaria”Orwell’s 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual.
The Administration in Power, no matter what party is currently in place, is the absolute last source to go to for a ruling on the truth.
https://www.newsweek.com/russia-unable-fight-another-war-after-catastrophic-military-losses-1701469
True, there are discrepancies among figures by Russia, Ukraine and several Western analysts, but there are few secrets regarding military capabilities of nations. Satellite imagery along with a myriad of on ground reporting makes it hard to fudge numbers too much. In my opinion, the best card Putin holds are the thousands of Ukrainian civilians abducted to Russia and sent to ”filtration camps”.
Just the title of WSJ’s article conveys an extraordinary level of recklessness. But it gets worse in the body where the author recommends arming U.S. naval forces with “tactical nuclear weapons,” and getting ready to attack a Russian nuclear submarine.
Continue reading “The U.S. Should Show It Can Win a Nuclear War”
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