The Lipivore

I may be speaking with L Amber O'Hearn
Monday. Until then, I'm enjoying her Low Carb Down Under presentation.
Ruminants can turn carbohydrates into fat FOR us INSTEAD of us... https://t.co/1nElH5G0xT@KetoCarnivore @lowcarb_aus

— Peter Ballerstedt (@GrassBased) December 12, 2020

Throw Down Your Heart

If you didn't hear, you can watch Throw Down Your Heart all weekend long. At the end of the movie @saschapaladino and I did a Q&A as well.https://t.co/aJs1DIvCzU

— Béla Fleck (@belafleckbanjo) December 12, 2020

In Dulci Jubilo

A snippet of tomorrow’s music, Pearsall’s peerless English arrangement of In dulci jubilo https://t.co/EgJ15mN0qY

— Ensemble Pro Victoria (@EnsembleEPV) December 12, 2020

An Article on Schwab and the Great Rest

Excellent article here from my friend @paulrbrian. Wanna know what the deal is with the "Great Reset" and the ideology of the WEF under Klaus Schwab? Read this. https://t.co/dffvNOIwWb

— Jeffrey Groom (@BigsbyGroom) December 12, 2020

"Soldiers"

When they're actually in a medical MOS? This is how the women are allowed to get ready:

We’re always ready.

Early this morning, about 20 Soldiers from Fort Campbell deployed - to Wisconsin. These medical pros will work with joint partners in multiple locations in the state, in support of our nation's COVID-19 response. pic.twitter.com/asLsdAEwe5

— 101st Airborne Div. (@101stAASLTDIV) December 11, 2020

Female MPs in the first 10 seconds.

All-day leading up to the Game, we are sharing "Go Army" Spirit Videos! Be sure to check out the USASOAC #WinningMatters video at 1400 hours EST today! #ArmyNavy2020 #USASOAC pic.twitter.com/sNU5w3u7MZ

— @USASOAC (@usasoac) December 12, 2020

Timed for the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe?

'Tower of human skulls' built by Aztecs discovered in Mexico City https://t.co/TuxBYPo1Ig pic.twitter.com/C3IbshDTzX

— New York Post (@nypost) December 12, 2020

Richard Heinberg on the Back in America Podcast

Richard Heinberg: Has America Reached Its Limits? #Biden , Climate, The End of Fossil Fuel

Watch it on Youtube or Listen to the latest episode of Back in America, the #podcast with @richardheinberg from @postcarbon #colapso #FossilFuels #Election2020 https://t.co/WggvmgMLkb pic.twitter.com/2JhmKLwKDc

— Back In America - The Podcast -Stan Berteloot 🇪🇺 (@Back_in_America) December 11, 2020

Youtube

ATF Raids Polymer80

Interesting https://t.co/i7WtAjns2b

— Arthur Bloom 🇺🇸 (@j_arthur_bloom) December 12, 2020

New TRADOC Manuals

A Debate on Talmudic Judaism

This video could not possibly misrepresent Chanukah more egregiously.

Chanukah is not about “tikkun olam” or universalist notions of “fighting for justice.” The Chanukah story is one of Jewish particularism, traditionalism, and nationality repelling the forces of secularism. https://t.co/kxS83kFRrU

— Josh Hammer (@josh_hammer) December 11, 2020

Do These Questionable Conservatives Look Worried?

Off line, I’m hearing a lot of Americans say they feel it could happen now.

Once you’ve already had one Civil War, a second one becomes a lot easier to imagine. https://t.co/DrYER2soMi

— Yoram Hazony (@yhazony) December 11, 2020

At least one of them has a parachute.

The Road to Revolution

according to Alexis de Tocqueville...

Stanley Payne, the great historian of twentieth century Spain, describes how modern democracy succumbs to revolution and civil war. https://t.co/kKJWDsqfH7

— Matthew Schmitz (@matthewschmitz) December 11, 2020

Interview with Alexander Lingas and John Michael Boyer

Part 1 of an interview with me and @cappellaromana Assoc. Dir. J M Boyer about Byzantine resources chant for Anglophone Orthodox involving cooperation through the years with @thyateiraschool @CityUniMusic @AgesInitiatives https://t.co/XgQkaDgTtM

— Alexander Lingas (@ALLingas) December 11, 2020

Sustenance

SUSTENANCE - a documentary featuring @AllanRSavory that explores controversies revolving around food and its interconnectedness with justice, climate change, & sustainability - is now available in North America.

Learn more, including where to watch, here: https://t.co/KSbyb4NDDB pic.twitter.com/VjiYTtPo3p

— Savory Institute (@SavoryInstitute) December 11, 2020

Related:

Awesome interview with our Chief Scientist about the carbon-sequestering potential of #regenerative #organic agriculture! 🔊 Give it a listen: https://t.co/B1XZlPFLge

— Rodale Institute (@RodaleInstitute) December 11, 2020

"Cows don't belong inside buildings"https://t.co/QAJ33pPF8k pic.twitter.com/WwcFj6FkOA

— Ken D Berry MD (@KenDBerryMD) December 11, 2020

A short introduction.
What's my background?
Who's the Sodfather?
What do I mean by "Grass Based Health"?
What's the Ruminati?
What's the objective of the "Meet Your Herdmates" sodcast?
In less than 3 1/2 minutes... https://t.co/HpPHmlAvJD

— Peter Ballerstedt (@GrassBased) December 11, 2020

Mooooving the in-calf cows. Slow and steady girls bringing up the rear 🐮
Grass fed cattle are part of the solution, sequestering carbon in soil as they graze #netzero #climatechange #soil #beltedgalloway @PastureForLife @NFUtweets @NFUSouthEast @SusFoodTrust @nativebreedsGB pic.twitter.com/ReHKNDanPY

— Manor Farm Surrey (@ManorFarmWotton) December 10, 2020

One Opponent of MMT

Read this a few times and let it sink in.

One of the most insidious base assumptions of MMT is that, instead of the government serving the people, we serve the government.

It's the worst form of nationalism. https://t.co/NnDcumRQ1Z

— Charles Marohn (@clmarohn) December 11, 2020

Shia Can Return, Too, and Stab Indiana Jones with a Lightsaber

Harrison Ford to reprise 'Indiana Jones' role for fifth and final movie https://t.co/PdmZ8xI6PA pic.twitter.com/quOuMAqKBE

— New York Post (@nypost) December 11, 2020

Bill Gates, Philanthrocapitalist

Bill Gates ‘Not Very Surprised’ by Spinal Cord Damage... caused by vaccines. He expected that! https://t.co/NimEi18a83

— Adrian Mario (@AdrianM_Ogy) December 11, 2020

Robert George on Jonathan Sacks

My tribute to Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. I am delighted that *Mosaic* has published it together with a tribute by my superstar former student Rabbi Meir Soloveichik.
https://t.co/doVXb07Nwy

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) December 11, 2020

You Know His Political Alignment

No. 1 - Improvising Towards Democracy | Mark O'Connor

Beginning on December 10th, 41 days from the presidential inaugural Jan 20th, I am going to repost the YouTubes of the 41 consecutive violin improvisations each day, beginning with "No. 1" #MOC41Dayshttps://t.co/3cZOlIhfMn

— Mark O'Connor (@MOCViolin) December 10, 2020

The Films of WKW

A great piece about Wong Kar-wai 王家卫’s film. His film “sounds” like Satie & Scriabin to me. I highly recommend director Hou Hsiao-hsien 侯孝贤’s film if you are Wong Kar-wai’s fans. Both directors are cutting edge & unique. https://t.co/97mqp52h08

— Wu Fei 吴非 (@wufei) December 10, 2020

Brandy Vaughan, RIP

This excellent video by a Pharma whistleblower is made all the more powerful by the fact that she was found dead the other day by her 8yr-old son, after writing a testament that she would never commit suicide: https://t.co/jtgchPnUxn

— Nick Bickel (@robursylvestris) December 11, 2020

AxisOfEasy Salon #34

AxisOfEasy Salon #34: Reclaiming Capital and Agency -- Jesse, mark and I discuss the different kinds of "Network State" https://t.co/hUlgwTHLD9

— Charles Hugh Smith (@chsm1th) December 11, 2020

Read this a few times and let it sink in.

One of the most insidious base assumptions of MMT is that, instead of the government serving the people, we serve the government.

It's the worst form of nationalism. https://t.co/NnDcumRQ1Z

— Charles Marohn (@clmarohn) December 11, 2020

Thanks, Francis

Mexico's senior Catholic leader backs civil unions for gay couples https://t.co/dGg65NLSCq pic.twitter.com/hH3nYugKov

— Reuters (@Reuters) December 12, 2020

Color Revolution in Process

Former Special Forces Officer Warns of Color Revolution Tactics Used Against Trump https://t.co/nJC5BiYhHN via @epochtimes

— Sharon Shepard (@SharonShepshan) December 12, 2020

Yuck

The stem cells used to start the Singapore process came from chicken feather, and involved biopsies of live animals. The nutrient broth in the bioreactor where it grew included foetal bovine serum, extracted from foetal blood.The ‘yuck’ factor is massive. https://t.co/5nxpynCfLn

— Joanna Blythman (@JoannaBlythman) December 9, 2020

Heroes of the Fourth Turning

Not every conservative warmed as much as I did to ⁦”Heroes of the Fourth Turning” by ⁦@willarbery⁩ but this very fine ⁦@TerryTeachout1⁩ review @WSJ reminds me that I saw something true. https://t.co/YlMAbqnk9S

— C.C. Pecknold (@ccpecknold) December 12, 2020

This is How the Left Treats Patriots

Former Italian deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, a populist and known opponent of Pope Francis and the Italian bishops on the issue of immigration, is on trial for kidnapping related to his refusal to allow migrants to disembark a rescue ship in 2019.https://t.co/wP84JHTRU0

— Crux (@Crux) December 12, 2020

Former Italian minister at odds with pope indicted over treatment of migrants, by @eliseannallen https://t.co/u6JctiFRXS

— Crux (@Crux) December 12, 2020

The Imperial Papacy, Cont.

#PopeFrancis to UN Climate Summit: ‘Now is time to change direction’ — he vows to reduce Vatican’s net emissions “to zero by 2050” and “to promote education in integral ecology”; praises Global Education Pact and Economy of Francesco initiatives https://t.co/wyS5SyhKdB

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) December 12, 2020

Pedro Gonzalez Reviews Xenophon

An article I wrote on Xenophon, political economy, and ruling classes. "From the point of view of the theory of the ruling class,” wrote James Burnham, “a society is the society of its ruling class." 1/ https://t.co/sksAx0hk2S

— Pedro L. Gonzalez (@emeriticus) December 12, 2020

The Influence of Emer de Vattel on Hamilton

"The nation that dares to privilege its own interest, we are told, is one that is certain to disregard international laws and treaties, renege on its commitments, repudiate the bonds of common humanity, and aggrandize itself at the world’s expense." True? https://t.co/Wjif960TYD

— Modern Age (@ModAgeJournal) December 11, 2020

Does the WEF Promise This Too?

A walk into the future, in a British city where housing is sustainable, energy is locally owned, food is abundant, and the work week is just three days long.https://t.co/cFLKujM4cj

— YES! Magazine (@yesmagazine) December 11, 2020

Becoming a Conservative... Through Farming

Malcolm Salovaara writes about how becoming a farmer put him on the path toward becoming a conservative: https://t.co/DCY1vCe35o pic.twitter.com/7ViWUProtd

— Front Porch Republic (@FrontPorchRepub) December 11, 2020

"The New Catholick Religion"

Bishop Flores ( @bpdflores) on King Herod and America’s sinful acceptance of the death penalty https://t.co/Q8EAMha00c

— America Magazine (@americamag) December 11, 2020

What Would Haidt Say?

https://t.co/0Vjsq2cqwX

It's confirmed - leftism is a mental disorder.

After all, you're not a science denier, are you?

— Fenix Ammunition (@FenixAmmunition) December 10, 2020

Well, now we get to see if the APA will designate feminism as a personality disorder. https://t.co/u5Dkg9S09n

— Rollo Tomassi (@RationalMale) December 10, 2020

New Album by the Hillbilly Thomists

The Hillbilly Thomists have a new album coming out. Their last one reached #3 on the Bluegrass Billboard chart—second only to @AlisonKrauss & @SteveMartinToGo. https://t.co/8fJ7fQrZAv

— Fr. Thomas Petri, OP (@PetriOP) December 11, 2020

Exiles

And will there be infiltration by CCP agents? They should either not be put on the track to citizenship or put into a system where they are held accountable for becoming lovers of liberty and republicanism, loyal to the historic American nations, with granted after 4 generations of assimilation conditional upon their assimilation and acceptance by a local community. But neiether option is politically correct.

House Dems, GOP Approve Hong Kong-to-U.S. Mass Immigration Pipeline https://t.co/iknE11lC6f via @BreitbartNews @JxhnBinder

— FAIR (@FAIRImmigration) December 11, 2020

Separation Now

“‘Was the 2020 election stolen by the establishment to get rid of a president, Donald Trump, whom it loathed?’ will be debated decades hence,” writes Pat Buchanan. https://t.co/AyNojFRMyT

— Chronicles Magazine (@ChroniclesMag) December 11, 2020

Remembering Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

On Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s 102nd birthday, Chronicles examines the legacy of this legendary Russian author. https://t.co/EOQivoRZJT

— Chronicles Magazine (@ChroniclesMag) December 11, 2020

Chronicles

More:

Seeing the West as a Millstone: Sketches of Solzhenitsyn in Exile (essay by Joseph Pearce) https://t.co/ubaJryMrFJ

— ImaginativeConservat (@imaginativecons) December 11, 2020

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: The Courage to be Christian (essay by Joseph Pearce) https://t.co/fcOW7nmJAg

— ImaginativeConservat (@imaginativecons) December 11, 2020

P Envy and the Invasion of Male Spaces

Col. Allison Black joined SOF to be part of something special, what made you want to join the team? Tune into #SOFcast on Dec. 15 for a special “Shots from the Field” episode, where SOF leaders discuss contemporary issues facing SOF, available wherever you listen to podcasts! pic.twitter.com/O8NaKvVLDi

— USSOCOM (@USSOCOM) December 11, 2020

Fempowerment Pop

The song is an expression of a woman's desire for an alpha and to submit to him. I haven't confirmed, but it appears that Taylor Swift herself wrote it. Taylor Swift's 'Willow' Lyrics Capture What It's Like to Want Someone


Do women consider Troye Sivan attractive?

.@KaceyMusgraves and @TroyeSivan's new music video is a dive bar fashion fantasy that will have you firmly pining after a post-lockdown night out on the tiles. https://t.co/gDgJgDJWV8

— Vogue Magazine (@voguemagazine) December 10, 2020

Chariman-Elect of the Committee on Doctrine for the USCCB

How was the execution of Brandon Bernard any different from Harod’s state sanctioned execution of John the Baptist?
The death penalty today is a blood-lust within society and no legal veneer can hide that.
To say Harod had the authority is absurd.

— Amigo de Frodo (@bpdflores) December 11, 2020

Will Armenians Hold Their Leadership Responsible for the Debacle?

Russian control of Karabakh and protection of the region’s Armenians is a good second-best option for Armenia, given the alternatives.https://t.co/24sfmZ1iGZ

— First Things (@firstthingsmag) December 11, 2020

Bank Job

IN 30 MINS!! Tune into the Bank Job film screening, an amazing story about our broken economic system and how two artists built their own community bank and canceled £1.2 million in debt from their neighborhood. #bankjob https://t.co/n3mmRjG9Gh

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) December 11, 2020

Mystery Ranch RFAK and VLAK

Useful Idiots for the Oligarchs

Thank you to my friend @ryanmcmaken and @mises (and to much-missed Ralph Raico) for addressing a topic I am passionate about:

Christianity + Liberalism

One of our earliest episodes of the Deep Lore Econ Chat addressed this from a complementary angle:https://t.co/RkImLKQXLE https://t.co/45fgW3U38Z

— Stephen W. Carson (@RadicalLib) December 10, 2020

More Acquiescence by Roman Catholics to the Judeo-Christianity Lie

Beyond Chrismukkah | Church Life Journal | University of Notre Dame This is a lovely article by a colleague in Theology https://t.co/oimfSly2k2

— John Cavadini (@JohnCavadini) December 10, 2020

To Infinity and Beyond!

The idea that debt, leverage, speculation, greed, exploitation and parasitic elites can expand exponentially forever is magical thinking. https://t.co/SXBKFMhaBG

— Charles Hugh Smith (@chsm1th) December 10, 2020

Welsh Sheep Farms

Well no mention of this then on main stream media 🤔https://t.co/vJFwc1uFT1

— Gareth Wyn Jones (@1GarethWynJones) December 9, 2020

Northern Real Farming Conference 2020 - Building Regional Autonomies for a Small Farm Future

Muh Liberalism!

Another victory for religious freedom in the Supreme Court, this one vindicating the rights of Muslims and making clear that government can't escape RFRA requirements by enacting offending policies and revoking or modifying them when it looks like they'll be struck down in court. https://t.co/A8T9Qz93c4

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) December 10, 2020

More Hustling of the Liberal Arts

More inflation of the liberal arts. "The liberal arts free the soul not only from oppression and dominating power structures, but for the good life." Not even Christ may free us from external oppression and unjust power structures, but Christ, and only Christ, frees us from sin. What else won't American liberal arts school do? Turn young males into men, because they have neither the ethos, faculty members, or the requisite understanding to do so. Indeed, virtually all, including conservative or Catholic ones, take pride in being egalitarian and co-ed. And so the majority of liberal arts schools will die out, along with other cultural institutions, and deservedly so as a Divine punishment, whether they realize it or not. (Those given charge of the schools will probably proclaim their innocence of any wrong-doing until the end.)

The liberal arts cultivate a way to respond to the world better. https://t.co/DIPDaPWHhl

— Public Discourse (@PublicDiscourse) December 4, 2020

Jessica Hooten Wilson

The Road of the Imperial Papacy

When capitalists tell you that they want "to change capitalism for good", it's time to read the small-print.

BP, Mastercard, Allianz, Dupont, Visa, J&J, Bank of America,... - do you really think people will believe this #BuildBackBetter nonsense? https://t.co/7VhSsQBRSp

— Frédéric Leroy (@fleroy1974) December 9, 2020

The logic, which is also one step further than the Jesuit logic of ministry: this is how the Church will influence the elites to use their power for good.

Della and Jim

My song, "Della and Jim," retells O Henry's "Gift of the Magi." Playing Della to my Jim is the wonderful April Verch. "Oh all who love and who believe, they are the wisest ones. Those who give, and who receive, the Magi they become." https://t.co/XRCiK4yMr3

— Joe Newberry (@JoeNewberry) December 10, 2020

Oligarchs Have Used Liberalism to Subvert Community and Tradition

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights has helped improve the lives of millions of people and lay the foundations for a more just world.#StandUp4HumanRights on #HumanRightsDay & every day. https://t.co/2ftXxLBj0g pic.twitter.com/FDd1Nx3IuU

— United Nations (@UN) December 10, 2020

Allan Savory Speech

Check out this speech that Allan Savory recently gave at BioFarm, an agricultural conference for producers and policymakers in Ireland. https://t.co/u4OqG37XBL

— Savory Institute (@SavoryInstitute) December 9, 2020

Colorado ranchers Matthew & Mandy Gordon use regenerative agriculture practices to build healthy #soil that also improves #water retention — a key benefit in the midsts of more #droughts and a changing #climate. https://t.co/ZKqPRc9tDS

— Regeneration Int'l (@regeneration_in) December 10, 2020

"Global expansion of #grasslands & their newly evolved, #carbon-rich soils..over the past 40 million y may have induced global #cooling..Grassland evolution..can..be viewed as a biological force for global change through coevolution of grasses & #grazers" https://t.co/gsJKDM22T5

— Frédéric Leroy (@fleroy1974) December 9, 2020

New @LSPNow music video, "Back to Soil" captures the experience of farmers seeing firsthand the benefits of #SoilHealth practices. https://t.co/yUbL0g2EJE

— LandStewardshipProject (@LSPnow) December 10, 2020

🌳 If planting trees in upland areas seems in-tree-ging (🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️), watch this @wrffc20 webinar

🐑 @Ben_Raskin looks at its potential to help profits & benefit livestock & environment

👉 https://t.co/Fmyn5M9dFU
& @CoedCymru @OrgResCent @BangorUni #agroforestry #FABULOUSFarmers

— Soil Association (@SoilAssociation) December 10, 2020

The Rural-to-Urban Transect

From @cnupublicsquare: The Rural-to-Urban Transect is one of the most influential planning theories in recent decades. Urbanists have been using the Transect to compete with the protocols of sprawl for years, and no book has been written on it—until now. https://t.co/Te5cDIJdQc

— Congress for the New Urbanism (@NewUrbanism) December 10, 2020

More on SF Identity

Episode 6 is out!

The Indigenous Approach podcasts continues an examination of Special Forces Identity with the 2nd of a 3-part series with 7 highly-respected Sergeants Major, past and present, from across the Regiment.

Listen here:https://t.co/sXC4wlDm1l pic.twitter.com/RZlhCa5kCI

— 1st Special Forces Command (@1st_SF_Command) December 10, 2020

Big 5 Philosophy

Marksmanship, physical training, medical training, small-unit tactics, and mobility. Go train.

More on the Military Failures of the American Empire

A US general inadvertently explains why we lose to poorly armed and lightly trained insurgents: delusional goals plus an inability to learn. A lethal combo. @KelleyBVlahos https://t.co/RJVFgk2Gzz

— Fabius Maximus (Ed.) (@FabiusMaximus01) December 10, 2020

Building Your Carbine Kit

Tools are important but training is far more important. With that out of the way, @TimKennedyMMA talks about building your Carbine kit.

Taken from our Carbine Level 1 Virtual Course available at https://t.co/87HrjYtgfa https://t.co/aBYNU4a8YV

— Sheepdog Response (@SDResponse) December 10, 2020

Cardinal Zen on the Arrest of Jimmy Lai

“Jimmy Lai is obviously the one who runs the only newspaper which is still completely free," @CardJosephZen told CNA. “So, there is a clear policy direction: suppress the freedom of expression.” https://t.co/5kcmOWp1Pd

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) December 10, 2020

Magister: In the Appointment of New Chinese Bishops, Beijing Clobbers Rome. The Case of Fujian

Aping the Latins

Archbishop @Elpidophoros of America made a post on Twitter about Human Rights Day, which is celebrated today#orthodox_times @goarch https://t.co/yCOuWQLDWN

— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) December 10, 2020

VMI is Dead

All they have to do is scream "racism" and they can do anything they want. VMI has acted dishonorably in caving to political pressure. Their alumni should stop supporting them. https://t.co/mzW4HmNRIA

— CSA4Ever (@csa4_ever) December 8, 2020

Perfumed Prince at Work

“Diversity and inclusion requires action. It requires decisions and it requires leaders that must put themselves out there and must make purposeful decisions,” Gen. Richard Clarke, commander, USSOCOM speaking at Tampa ROCKS, Inc. over the weekend. Diversity strengthens #SOF. pic.twitter.com/Ry4eK7Di0J

— USSOCOM (@USSOCOM) December 10, 2020

The challenges of running a multiethnic empire.

Tafelmusik: "Silent Night"

Composed in 1818 by Franz Xaver Gruber, nothing says "Christmas" quite like Silent Night—in this video, hear a sneak peek of our rendition. Tonight, hear the full concert, A #Tafelmusik Christmas, at 8pm EST. Buy your tickets at https://t.co/X9MlQ6w1V4https://t.co/Lf29N1ruFc

— Tafelmusik (@Tafelmusik) December 10, 2020

Holding One's Breath

Relax on your bed. Breathe normally. Have a watch or a timer app handy. When you feel ready, take the largest breath you can and start the timer.
Write down your 1st breathhold time. Rest 2 minutes. Do it again. Keep a record of your best breathhold time.
That’s it for now!

— Erwan Le Corre (@ErwanLeCorre) December 7, 2020

The Beginning of Farming in Europe

A Global Movement for Localised Food and Farming: The beginning of agriculture in Europe https://t.co/oMRROM2fih (via https://t.co/WyvZg9FxaN) pic.twitter.com/1ZxEJ3vItt

— Post Carbon Institute (@postcarbon) December 4, 2020

Table Debates

Another West-George Dialogue

Always such a joy to be in dialogue with @CornelWest! Thanks to the Federalist Society for inviting us to appear at their national convention. This was our second event for the Federalist Society, of which I'm a longtime supporter and my dear bother Cornel is a longtime critic! https://t.co/cxt8b5T5ty

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) December 4, 2020

A Chonaire

Robert Bellafiore Reviews Robert Putnam's Latest

Putnam's liberealism shapes his narrative, and leaves his history suspect. History as an act of persuasion or political rhetoric. AmConMag

Simon and Schuster: The Upswing: How America Came Together a Century Ago and How We Can Do It Again by Robert D. Putnam with Shaylyn Romney Garrett

Kirkus Reviews

Harvard University Magazine

A Replacement for Christianity

An atheistic religion based on beliefs about gender and human development.

On Laudato Si’, Fratelli Tutti, and the Terminal Decline of Patriarchal Civilization by Luis Teodoro Gutiérrez

Guess his SSH status, and how much experience with women he has.

Cobra Kai Season 3 Trailer

Will it be more woke the third season? Will there be a fourth season, or will Netflix cancel it? (Perhaps season 4 will be the last season, given Netflix's track record.)

Del Noce on a Post-Marxist Culture

“A post-Marxist culture — one that kept Marx’s radical materialism and denial of religious transcendence, while dispensing with his confident predictions about the self-destruction of capitalism — would naturally tend to be radically bourgeois." https://t.co/b1TAgwZWBn

— Michael Brendan Dougherty (@michaelbd) December 3, 2020

Can there be any Marxism that is not parastic on a state?

Jeff Deist Interviews Amity Shales

My interview with @AmityShlaes, where she likens the 2020s to the 1960s Great Society revolution. https://t.co/nnVP06KuIi

— Jeff Deist (@jeffdeist) December 3, 2020

The Austrian

Richard Vodra on Big Oil's Troubles

What Oil’s Troubles Mean to the Rest of Us https://t.co/WnHHzSS2By pic.twitter.com/UDZkmFBJHQ

— Resilience.org (@buildresilience) December 4, 2020

advisorperspectives

Running with Eric Orton

As runners, everything starts at the feet and dictates our strength and health.
What the new episode of Running With Eric to see how to train your feet.#thecoolimpossibleproject #theCouriers #feet https://t.co/luiDcMURs6

— Eric Orton (@BornToRunCoach) December 4, 2020

Joe Rogan on Infinite Growth

Even @joerogan understands there are limits to growth!

In his latest podcast, he asks, "That is insane that companies are expected to grow infinitely... How can you just grow infinitely? That's bizarre."https://t.co/igUyHxgpbh

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) December 7, 2020

Bamboo Fiber

Bamboo can be eco-friendly in fashion. But it also has a dark side.

The most sustainable outfit? The one you already have in your closet. #CareWhatYouWearhttps://t.co/b7T0RvENQh

— Organic Consumers (@OrganicConsumer) December 6, 2020

Making a Willow Hoop

How to Make a Willow Hoop for Wreath Making https://t.co/bH7sWUFkjw via @YouTube

Did you know we had a YouTube channel, check it out we're going to be posting more videos on crafts and virtual tours.

— Whistlewood Common (@ediblewoods) December 5, 2020

Bioneers Video on Regenerative Farming

Otherwise, the organization itself is rather woke.

Nuclear Energy Wouldn't Be Enough

A couple of blog posts making the case that neither nuclear nor other forms of low C energy will enable us to keep powering the global economy at present levels:https://t.co/Sqe4tqna3Uhttps://t.co/VpEp92e3Fa#ASmallFarmFuture @theresphysics

— Chris Smaje (@csmaje) December 7, 2020

The Effects of Antiobiotic Use on Animals

Sub-clinical doses of anti-biotics are used in industrial farming to make animals put on weight. And that’s what they do to us, as well as messing with our gut health and immunity. https://t.co/gsVmALVbRq

— Real Health and Wellness (@FranMacTweets) December 6, 2020

The Cause of Coho Salmon Dying off

Coho salmon -- a species native to the US West Coast that have huge economic, cultural and ecological significance -- have been dying mysteriously for decades. Scientists now think they know why. https://t.co/jtNJdY5Cd3 @CNN pic.twitter.com/ADaI32BV1l

— Civil Eats (@CivilEats) December 6, 2020

Free As Can Be

When a young climber infatuated with climbing history meets an old legend, he commits to helping him accomplish his lifelong goal of free climbing El Capitan.

Watch Free As Can Be, as part of our holiday film festival: https://t.co/2mpDRpuAj6

— Arc'teryx (@Arcteryx) December 7, 2020

More Scamming?

The New Perennials Project recently released The Perennial Turn: Contemporary Essays from the Field, the first book in a new open-access publishing project that will focus on regenerative agriculture, ecological sustainability, and social justice: https://t.co/JzpLFBckzu

— Resilience.org (@buildresilience) December 9, 2020

Narco Wars

A Nat Geo series I worked on, "Narco Wars," premiers tonight in U.S., later in Lat Am. It has ten eps on Mexico, Colombia, and U.S. connections looking at continuing tragedy of the drug war.

I think eps on Zetas and Nazario Moreno are among the strongest... https://t.co/FoKJcHfLBF

— Ioan Grillo (@ioangrillo) December 9, 2020

Why Is the DOD Involved?

#ICYMI: Chief Operations Officer for #OperationWarpSpeed Gen. Perna spoke at the OWS Summit on the dedication and #WholeOfAmerica effort to create and deliver a safe and effective #COVID19Vaccine.

Stay up-to-date on the DOD response to the Coronavirus ➡️https://t.co/vC1EjON3uq https://t.co/k5NKI1cY8j

— Department of Defense 🇺🇸 (@DeptofDefense) December 9, 2020

More SpaceX Advertising

Time-lapse of Dragon on approach – two Dragons now docked to the @space_station pic.twitter.com/I046jBmC7o

— SpaceX (@SpaceX) December 8, 2020

Michael Rectenwald on Tech Censorship

This my chat w Dr Michael Rectenwald about deep tech censorship &the early beginnings of Google &Facebook.Turns out that,no, they aren't private companies after all. Now we can quit falling back on that excuse! There is important info in this one. Enjoy!https://t.co/6UQmXHk9kz

— Buck (@buckrebel) December 7, 2020

The New Global Religion

Without the soul, there is only darkness. We are the bearers of light, and we have the control through the mind and through our heart forging a deeper connection with our brains. That connection is called love and we are able to spread it around and heal this world. It’s time X pic.twitter.com/Q41efLutrP

— Wim Hof (@Iceman_Hof) December 9, 2020

CWR Interview with Andrew Nash

Film on Hopkins introduces 19th-century Jesuit priest and poet to wider audience by Edward Short
“I think it’s important for Catholics today to appreciate that we have a great literary heritage,” says educator and filmmaker Andrew Nash, “that there are writers who are as good as—in Hopkins’ case much better than—famous non-Catholic writers, like Wordsworth, that we’ve all heard of.”

Home from Afar

Our new Heartship video "Home From Far" celebrates our shared & strong conviction that home is something we carry with us, even as we travel or isolate far from our roots & loved ones. 🇨🇦 Thanks to all of you who submitted photos for this special video! 💗 https://t.co/vPPT7pRVws pic.twitter.com/49HFCVwQwM

— April Verch (@aprilverch) December 9, 2020

Imperial Apologist

General Don Bolduc served ten tours in Afghanistan from 2001-2013. In this SOFREP exclusive, he exposes nine missteps that cost us the war. https://t.co/2LSqiO0ox1

— SOFREP (@sofrepofficial) December 8, 2020

Thanks to Mark, Mandy and Danny for the energetic discussion today on the today's military hubris and corruption and why we can't "win" our wars. WATCH: https://t.co/aPTZVgn9wX https://t.co/1vqW0KY71o

— Kelley Vlahos (@VlahosAtQuincy) December 9, 2020

Edit.

Did you miss this yesterday? @QuincyInst's @markperrydc w/ (Ret.) Lt. Col @DanielLDavis1 and Mandy Smithberger @StrausReform talk about the military revolving door, contractor corruption, bad war strategy and more. @VlahosAtQuincy moderates. WATCH: https://t.co/SvoFBDliSu

— Responsible Statecraft (@RStatecraft) December 10, 2020

Christmas Cheer

Banjo legend @tonytrischka put together a badass band to record a holiday song.

Watch the video for Trischka's "Christmas Cheer (This Weary Year)"https://t.co/6D2H7EgnF1

— JamBase (@JamBase) December 9, 2020

She Shouldn't Have Been in Syria and She Shouldn't Have Been in the Imperial Army

Service members like Joe and Shannon Kent devote their lives to our country. Keeping them and others in endless wars dishonors their sacrifice and places huge burdens on military families. Learn more about @joekent16jan19 and Shannon's story:#EndEndlessWars pic.twitter.com/uQecEnLr5q

— Concerned Vets (@ConcernedVets) December 9, 2020

True Friend of the Church?

It’s a testament to the late Rabbi Sacks’s intellectual generosity and honesty that his challenge to the standard Catholic account of faith and reason often ends up reading as a lament for its loss.

May his memory be for a blessing.

My latest. https://t.co/Zu4EHtemv8

— Sohrab Ahmari (@SohrabAhmari) December 9, 2020

The challenge was serious, to be clear. The God of the Bible, Sacks contended, was lost in the bargain of Saint Paul’s ambition to spread his newfound faith to the Greco-Roman sphere. More to the point, God was lost in translation. The Greek language, with its left-to-right script, per Sacks, tends toward abstraction and universalization, whereas Hebrew is fundamentally a “right-brained” language, tending toward narrative and particularity. The result was that the West received an abstract, theoretical version of a supremely narrativistic deity.

The Hebrew Bible, Sacks believed, has no “theory” of being itself, of natural law or of political regimes. What it does offer are stories that deal with things like creation, morality, and politics “from multiple perspectives, at a level of subtlety and ambiguity closer to literature” than philosophy. The synthesis—the attempt to Hellenize the Bible and the teachings of Jesus—was an imposition, in Sacks’s view. And it was precisely because the God of the philosophers was so distant and inaccessible, Sacks thought, that the early Church had to posit a God-man as man’s bridge to God.

Sacks was, in truth, a pure anti-metaphysicist. In his 2011 book, The Great Partnership: Science, Religion and the Search for Meaning, he declared: “We cannot prove that life is meaningful and that God exists.” As a philosophy undergraduate at Cambridge, he recounted, he was thrilled by his atheist teachers’ demolition of the classical proofs for God, which he’d always considered a kind of cheap sleight of hand.

Does Western rationalism find its source in medieval scholasticism, after the state had started to rebel against Christendom and the intellectual elites starte do capture that intellectual institution of Christendom, the university? Or is it more a problem of practical atheism spreading thanks to mass culture and the agency of the elites? Blaming St. Paul is really a cheap shot, since St. Paul himself would repeat that the Christian Mystery is the summit of salvation history and God's relationship with His people. And such a Christianity does exist, even if it is obscured by other things, in the Christian East. So how much of an ally was Rabbi Sacks, as opposed to being an advocate of Judaism in what is left of a Christian society?

Guess How Many of These Are Associated with the WEF

“Guardians” of the new #Vatican-led Council for Inclusive Capitalism include a Rothschild, Ford Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, Johnson & Johnson, Visa and MasterCard.

The UN, California State Treasurer and OECD are also noted in leadership.

— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) December 9, 2020

Ref. pic.twitter.com/SNSE5Op96l

— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) December 9, 2020

#BREAKING: @POLITICOEurope reports, “The Roman Catholic Church and more than 100 of the world’s largest investors and companies launched a Council for Inclusive Capitalism at the #Vatican seeking fundamental economic change.”

Thoughts?https://t.co/T1xnGKfv2q

— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) December 9, 2020

Excerpt from the Di Dongsheng Interview

Not infrequently, the view from outside gives you better insight into what is going on inside. The U.S. today is a unique form of liberal oligarchy that was disrupted by a momentary burst of democracy. The elite made sure to roll that back - amusingly, in the name of “democracy.” https://t.co/qhOmgsTmVD

— Patrick Deneen (@PatrickDeneen) December 9, 2020

A Latin Urban Strategy

Will this become more popular? Is it just more of the same-old? How many Catholics will be left in NYC by 2030?

Greenwich Village parish plans a “fitting place to be present with our Lord in the heart of the city that never sleeps.”@opeast @AleteiaEN @kathrynlopez https://t.co/BuJKbR2knF

— Fr. Patrick Mary Briscoe, OP (@PatrickMaryOP) December 7, 2020

Some Will Find This Offensive

The Truthfulness of the Pre-1955 Good Friday Prayer for the Jews https://t.co/lpWRMLHFWM pic.twitter.com/ANlfY6XYBY

— NLM (@NLMblog) December 7, 2020

NLM

Robert George on Jonathan Sacks

This eight-minute collection of reflections on the life and teachings of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks is, I assure you, worth your time--no matter who you are; no matter your beliefs. https://t.co/2c1CtNSluF

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) December 7, 2020

A Language of the Commons

Mainstream economic narratives are too narrow and inflexible.

A "language of the #commons," on the other hand, would allow "social, ecological and ethical values to be reintegrated into the management of our shared wealth."@FelwineSarr #livingeconomyhttps://t.co/KqxqruO8ay

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) December 7, 2020

A Response to Bronwen McShea's Book on the Jesuits in New France

The Jesuit mission to New France does not provide a good historical template for models of Christianity that distinguish sharply between power and humility, or the state and the faith. From the print edition:https://t.co/OSithYzfXw

— First Things (@firstthingsmag) December 8, 2020

Nature of Prosperity Dialogue

How can we nurture visions of the #goodlife that preserve nature and protect the interests of #futuregenerations?—ICYMI, our recent #NatureOfProsperity Dialogue with @romankrznaric, @JaneBryngwyn, @Bankfieldbecky and Rowan Williams >> https://t.co/zReovlIPsG

— CUSP (@CUSP_uk) December 7, 2020

SARD Underground

本日22:30から！見れる地域の方々は是非！ https://t.co/WCTNs15L5G

— SARD UNDERGROUND STAFF (@sardunderground) December 7, 2020

Christmas Music from the Steep Canyon Rangers

🎄@SteveMartinToGo and the @SteepCanyon Rangers "Strangest Christmas Yet" https://t.co/Hli2hfSda6 via @YouTube 🎄

— Rounder Records (@RounderRecords) December 6, 2020

More from SCR:

We are thrilled North Carolina Songbook is nominated for a Grammy this year! We have a few unreleased videos from the recording to share with you- here’s Shake Sugaree. https://t.co/MNC3XVEwpN

— Steep Canyon Rangers (@SteepCanyon) December 7, 2020

More Academic Hustling

Special forum on "Introduction to ‘Reclaiming democracy from below: from the contemporary state capitalist system to peoples’ sovereignty’," edited by Nora McKeon & Gonzalo Berron. Introduction available here: https://t.co/lJQ9KxtDVu

— Globalizations (@GlobalizationsJ) December 7, 2020

Gerald Celente on Current Events

New interview with Greg Hunter @USAWatchdog

Topics covered:

✦ Some of my Top Trends for 2021
✦ Does Trump have a shot to take out Biden? Will it go to the Supreme Court?
✦ Ready for the "Greatest Depression"?https://t.co/Iki50TK0q9

— Gerald Celente (@geraldcelente) December 6, 2020

Useful Llamas

Llama , Llama, Covid Fight!

How a Llama and a University of Texas Lab Led to the Most Promising COVID-19 Treatment Yet https://t.co/AFpJiupR4Z

— Robb Wolf (@robbwolf) December 7, 2020

Change in Design for the New SSPX Church?

Largest Church in Kansas to be Built in Romanesque Style https://t.co/G3s30T6xDq pic.twitter.com/qqkbGpBWe5

— NLM (@NLMblog) December 8, 2020

An Announcement by Marion Maréchal

Je suis très heureuse de vous annoncer le lancement du centre de recherche de l’@ISSEP_Lyon.
Je vous présente et vous explique l'objectif du CAP dans cette vidéo ⤵️

La suite : https://t.co/3ylqA5LIkH
Retrouvez nos publications et soutenez notre projet sur https://t.co/vSIHS5lIuR pic.twitter.com/mtSBU8NHJD

— Marion Maréchal (@MarionMarechal) December 8, 2020

#ValeryGiscarddEstaing incarnated the 'Orléanist' liberal right I wrote about for the @NewStatesman @JasonCowleyNS.

He was its only representative in the V Republic until a certain Macron. https://t.co/122KobiyBH

— Hugo Drochon (@HDrochon) December 3, 2020

A Postchristian Age

A truly beautiful and moving piece on our emotional and physical connection to nature, its healing power, and why we need to defend it. https://t.co/5XpHcpjTBH

— Stella Brozek (@StellaBrozek) December 8, 2020

The Hollywood Production Code

In 1934, Hollywood studios adopted the “Hollywood Production Code,” a voluntary agreement to avoid foul language, nudity, excessive violence, and advocacy of immorality. https://t.co/2I7HzP4g3D

— Chronicles Magazine (@ChroniclesMag) December 8, 2020

Of Course It Would Be Franciscans...

#Franciscan CHristmas Greetings https://t.co/I6RjP3hADV

— Ulrich L. Lehner (@ulrichlehner) December 7, 2020

Having a Backup Gun

What is a "backup gun" and what are reasons for having one? @jl_gonzales is back to discuss exactly that with you in this episode of Daily Defense. https://t.co/I5hvJhDjDj#brownells #selfdefense #guns

— Brownells, Inc. (@BrownellsInc) December 8, 2020

Maintaining a Charade

The USSA has not yet admitted that the decay of its socio-economic order is unstoppable, and so the 'internal gulag' has yet to be breached. https://t.co/eWcNnD10Ag

— Charles Hugh Smith (@chsm1th) December 8, 2020

If you still believe that America's systemic points of failure are endlessly sustainable, please study these four charts and extend the trendlines. https://t.co/YqoqN6iUDt

— Charles Hugh Smith (@chsm1th) December 7, 2020

Meanwhile, oligarchs seeking greater control over natural resources.

Water has now joined gold, oil, and other commodities traded on Wall Street. The rich are making it clear that they know our most life-sustaining natural resource is becoming more scarce, and they plan to profit off of it. #WaterIsLife https://t.co/25uauj16P3

— The Story of Stuff Project (@storyofstuff) December 8, 2020

Data confirms today’s growing divide between rich + poor is continuation of a trend that started in the 1970s with the rise of #corporatist + #neoliberal economic policies — dubbed "#trickledown #economics." #TheDefender @COMMONDREAMS https://t.co/sJA3gzrVk9

— Children's Health Defense (@ChildrensHD) December 7, 2020

More on Diets...

@CarnivoreMD https://t.co/OAEP55a786 might be of interest + 2 interviews with @DrRagnar
Time dependency re PUFA may be important factor re insulin sensitivity (i.e. downstream adverse effects after initial improvements). Adiposite centred view in these lectures fascinating

— Eranda W (@erandaw1) December 8, 2020

NEW PODCAST DROPPED!
Dr. Ben Bikman on Why We Get Sick
Patti & Michael learn about insulin resistancehttps://t.co/fU6Cbzz2O0@BenBikmanPhD#insulinresistance #metabolichealth #pcos #podcasts pic.twitter.com/HfbO1BjeKR

— Genova Diagnostics (@genova_gdx) December 8, 2020

Should you try #carb cycling on a #lowcarb or #keto diet? Check out our guide on carb cycling to see who this practice could potentially be for — and who should maybe avoid it. https://t.co/TToNiXpKhJ

— Bret Scher, MD (@bschermd) December 7, 2020

It's not a conspiracy theory if it turns out to be fact! @TheGaryScience https://t.co/ue1dV7ieXx

— Gary Fettke (@FructoseNo) December 7, 2020

New podcast is live: #140 - Gerald Shulman, M.D., Ph.D.: A masterclass on insulin resistance—molecular mechanisms and clinical implications. https://t.co/zyabG91CIp

— Peter Attia (@PeterAttiaMD) December 7, 2020

Holy Cuthbert, Pray for Us!

Saint Cuthbert was born in Britain in 635 & became a monk at the monastery of Melrose. After years of struggle as a priest in the service of his own brethren and of the neglected Christians of isolated villages, he became a solitary on Farne Island in 676.https://t.co/SW2YsyEvMt pic.twitter.com/JfptfZzize

— Trisagionfilms (@TrisagionFilms) December 8, 2020

After St. Cuthberts death he became one of the most important medieval saints of Northern England, with a pilgrimage centred on his tomb at Durham Cathedral. Cuthbert is regarded as the patron saint of Northern England.https://t.co/SW2YsyW6E1 pic.twitter.com/Bc8fpdJ0Cs

— Trisagionfilms (@TrisagionFilms) December 8, 2020

Myth of the Holy Cow

The Myth of the Holy Cow - popularised for political purposes?
"early Hindus slaughtered cattle for both food & ritual, & the cow was not widely regarded as sacred until the modern era."
"the cow has... become a political instrument in the hands of rulers"https://t.co/ZuqPo4yNVh pic.twitter.com/hYLzbjyUr2

— Gary Fettke (@FructoseNo) December 8, 2020