Category: Books

Tongue-Bath Detected

You see, our aspiring role model has produced a book combining hardcore self-involvement with dysmorphic cartoon pornography, with the results being made available to schoolchildren, including 11-year-olds. As one might imagine, there have been some, shall we say, reservations regarding whether a book of this kind should be circulated among children without their parents’ knowledge or consent. Readers may recall scenes in which parents attempted to read aloud passages from book among fellow adults at school board meetings, typically resulting in reprimands, the shutting off of microphones, and threats of physical removal. Apparently, “vagina slime,” fellatio and “strap-on hotness” are inappropriate topics for adult discussion, even as an attempt to specify a problem, but totally fine for kids. Who apparently need to know about the joys of masturbating while driving.

When TIME magazine interviews Maia Kobabe, author of the book Gender Queer.

In The Mail

A new novel by a long time supporter of this blog, Bill Greenwood.

Graciela Ruiz is a woman on the run. When organized crime killed her husband, she took the money and headed for the only place she knew where she would be safe.

Lonnie Duchesne is a killer for the Mob. He’s a hunter. He’s smart. And he’s relentless.

Sabrina Sanchez became a national hero in a high country pasture, and almost lost her life in the process. The aftermath set her on the path to bringing wholeness to her self. She’s found the love of her life. She’s come to know that the place she now calls home is the place that holds her heart. She wants only one thing- the freedom to do her job as a Sheriff’s deputy, looking out for the people of the community that saved her.

The snow comes early to the high country of western Colorado. When destinies collide in the place they call The Uncompaghre, that’s when you find out that some things only hurt when your heart beats.

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‘Fallen Icon: Sir David Attenborough and the Walrus Deception’, published by Canadian zoologist Dr. Susan Crockford (paperback/ebook), explains how Attenborough, with the help of the World Wildlife Fund and Netflix, used the horrific images of walrus falling off a high cliff to their deaths to jump-start a 3 year campaign against global warming. His messages laden with ‘climate emergency’ rhetoric finally became a WEF-like rant against capitalism.’

Be subversive. Send a copy to someone’s grandkids.

Canada Amazon link: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0991796691
US Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09QMJHJ8B

Counter Wokecraft

Robert asks a common question. Peterson gives an accurate answer. He talks for a couple of minutes about it in his recent interview with Dave Rubin .

The follow up question is what to do about it?

Charles Pincourt, leaning heavily on the work of James Lindsay, has come up with a sort of field guide on what exactly is going on, the strategies that are being used, and more importantly how to block and counter them when they come up. If you’re in some sort of organization or group that’s dealing with this stuff be it a church, business, school, etc. hopefully it will be of some help.

Alternate link to podcast 

Diversity and Exclusion

Excerpt from Lindsay Shepard’s new book in today’s National Post.

Christie Blatchford and I exchanged some initial emails and had a couple of brief phone calls so she could confirm the details of the incident, and ensure she got the facts straight. After I sent her the secretly-recorded audio, she wrote back to me, “I just listened. Jesus H. Christ, what a pompous pair of gits,” and “You do realize these people are INSANE?”

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A new offering by loyal SDA supporter Bill Greenwood.

It’s September in Iowa, and the changing of the seasons brings with it the time for the farmers to fill their granaries with the bounty of the rains of spring, and the heat of the summer. David Lichtman is in the November of his life…

Check it out at Amazon.


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How Not to Become a Millennial: Learning from America’s Largest Sociological Disaster
 
Never before in the history of the world has more time, effort, and resources been invested into a single generation than the Millennials. Be it incredibly expensive college degrees, perfectly privileged diets, life-coping drugs, uncountable therapist visits, even bending reality so that everybody was impossibly a winner, no expense was spared for the most pampered generation in human history.

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Playing The Indian Card — Stephen Roney
 
“The recent controversy about prime ministerial statues in Kitchener-Waterloo introduces the current state of play: our home is on Indian land, and Canada itself is an imperialist project. Were Sir John A. Macdonald’s relations with the native peoples really cause for shame? A defense of his record, and Canada’s.”

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catastrophe The Polar Bear Catastrophe That Never Happened – Susan Crockford

…explains why the catastrophic decline in polar bear numbers we were promised in 2007 failed to materialize. It’s the story of how and why the polar bear came to be considered ‘Threatened’ with extinction, and tracks its rise and fall as an icon of the global warming movement. The book also tells the story of Crockford’s role in bringing that failure to public attention and the backlash against her that ensued – and why, among all others who have attempted to do so previously, she was uniquely positioned to do so.
 
In general, this is a cautionary tale of scientific hubris and of scientific failure, of researchers staking their careers on untested computer simulations and later obfuscating inconvenient facts.For the first time, you’ll see a frank and detailed account of attempts by scientists to conceal population growth as numbers rose…

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Dragon’s Heir: The Archeologist’s Tale

The Efilu archeologist, Vit Na, is a misfit among her crew. En route to Fitu, their planet of origin, the Efilu research vessel, ReQam’s important jobs have been assigned to specialists, scientists and soldiers. Were it not for her intimate relationship with High Commander Tur, her Synesprit, she would not have been on this expedition at all. The ship’s complement arrives to a world they never expected, a world no longer their own.

Check it out.

In The Mail

A subject near and dear to the heart of SDA Nation, from a western Canadian author.

ffinsanity

 
 
“Sparing no sacred cows, Terry Etam cuts through the media rhetoric, government propaganda, and widespread ignorance of the energy sector to get to the heart of what needs to change—and what needs to stay the same—if the challenges of moving away from fossil fuels are to be met, while maintaining the quality of life we have come to expect and rely on.”

 
At Amazon and Indigo

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