SOCIAL GALACTIC: THE ALPHA'S SAFE SPACE

   In a move apparently designed to deflect growing disaffection from among the cultists---over promises which never got delivered--- Vox Day recently blew the dust off a dormant project and unveiled what he called Social Galactic 2.0. The first incarnation of this "alternative" to Twitter didn't survive a week before the European Union shut it down. The new platform was in violation of an EU law designed to protect user privacy from harvested and doxxed by the platform owners. The law has both advantages and disadvantages: but it does keep psycho cultists like Coddington Bear from putting people on 'watch lists.'  

   Vox and Co. responded by moving operations from EU Finland to Non-EU Switzerland behind a front company called Infogalactic. Readers may recall that this company bears the same name as Vox' semi-defunct 'Wikipedia Alternative.' It also is the front company for the shady Unauthorized TV. According to the Swiss Business Registry, Infogalactic AG was formed in 2017; about a year after Vox' Wikipedia-clone was unveiled. Their purpose is defined as "providing services in the field of online software and trade in related products." It seems a bit of a stretch from that to running social media services and vlogging: especially considering that the latter take subscriptions for services.

   An even more interesting stretch is that Infogalactic AG was formerly a company named Mevico AG, which seems to have been involved in questionable offshore financial activities.  The new CEO is a man named Gilbert Jeiziner. For being appointed to such an awesome responsibility as running Infogalactic, SG2.0 and Unauthorized TV, Jeiziner doesn't seem to have much background in business. In fact, there's very little information about him on the Web anywhere. Business Directories list his name and affiliation to Infogalactic AG; but practically nothing else; not even e-mail addresses. That's a bit unusual for CEOs, who typically flood their pages with information. 

   The typical shadiness around a Vox Day project aside; Social Galactic was conceived after Vox and other cultists got kicked off Twitter for repeatedly violating rules against doxxing and spamming. They migrated over to Gab. That worked out alright until Vox' poltroonery in the wake of the Charlottesville debacle. Several dissenters began criticizing him; and Vox flew into a rage threatening to sue Gab CEO Andrew Torba in Australia unless Torba turned over names of people allegedly defaming him. Sound familiar? Torba basically told Vox to go take a walk. 

Andrew TorbaPRO · @a
If our registrar requires us to remove something again we will publish it here and let everyone know that you whined to them because someone hurt your feelings with mean words on the internet.

    

   After months of blustering and chest-thumping, the Supreme Dark Lord rather ingloriously threw up the sponge.  And so, the Manly Alpha Leaders finally have their Safe Space---or so they think. This clip from SG 2.0 just turned up on Reddit: 

    Well, hunting down the mole ought to keep Jeiziner and the other spergs busy for awhile. Meanwhile, us 'Gammas and Beta Chumps' will be doing productive things.

PETITION: STOP US NAVY'S RAINBOW-PRIDE ACTIVISM

   Readers might remember that when the illustrious Barack Obama was on the throne; he and his henchmen set in motion various schemes to emasculate (or finish emasculating) the US Military. Sadly, President Trump hasn't made significant progress (so far) in rooting out the Obama trash from the Pentagon. But there is something that we can do to help. 

   Back in the Summer of 2016, when our pre-Trump culture had hit just about its lowest ebb; Obama and his cronies decided to build a new Destroyer and name it after San Francisco politician Harvey Milk---a thug and a homosexual rapist who was assassinated in office. The new Destroyer is coming online shortly and John Horvat of Return to Order is urging us to petition the Administration to stop the Navy nitwits from shaming our forces even more, and to choose another name. 

   Horvat's petition-drives have been successful in the past. This one is currently about 2,500 signatures short of its 20,000 goal. So feel free to share with others online. 

DOJ REPORT: $3 BILLION RECOVERED IN 2019

   For those who've tired of hearing endless Orange Man Bad propaganda lately, the US Justice Department published an encouraging article on Friday. The DOJ's Civil Division published the results of 2019's enforcement of the False Claims Act. The results? Over $3 billion in fraud saved to the taxpayers. The False Claims Act was passed under our last Conservative President, Ronald Reagan. The Trump Administration is actually enforcing it again.

   About 87% of these frauds were Obamacare abuses. However, other crooked government contractors got caught as well. Early 2019 was a busy time for me personally; blogging slowed down a lot and I found a couple of stories in the article that I'd missed (and it wasn't like the MSM would report them or anything). 

   Duke University: home of the infamous Lacrosse Sexual Assault scandal that turned out to be nothing but a giant hoax. Four innocent men were held up to public humiliation---sacrificed on the Altar of Political Correctness. Well, it seems that back in March, Duke was caught in another scandal: this one cost the university a fat $112 million. 

  It seems that "between 2006 and 2018, Duke knowingly submitted and caused to be submitted claims to the NIH and to the EPA that contained falsified or fabricated data or statements in thirty (30) grants, causing the NIH and EPA to pay out grants funds they otherwise would not have.  Specifically, the United States contends that the results of certain research related to mice conducted by a Duke research technician in its Airway Physiology Laboratory, as well as statements based on those research results, were falsified and/or fabricated. Duke knowingly falsified data to claim millions of grant dollars from the National Institutes of Health,” 

  NPR actually wrote an article containing the text of the Judgment, which is an enlightening read in and of itself about how the Academic Mafia pressures its researchers to fake results and then throw these same stooges under the bus when they get caught. In one part of the testimony, a researcher describes financially-interested parties actually coming to the lab with complete test results and instructing them to make sure that their experiments matched those results. At least three dozen of these fake studies too got published in Academic 'peer-reviewed' journals. These researches could lead to product patents; and we all know how much Corporate America donates to universities. Seriously, what a scam. And it's doubtful that Duke is the only institution of higher learning doing things like this. 

  Frankly speaking, I would have cut off all of Duke's federal funding. But part of the agreement is that all future funding is going to be subject to monitoring and audits. 

  The second story, from last April, should also have been a major news story. Over the last several years, NASA has been an international laughingstock for the number of rocket crashes and missile failures occasioned under its programs. Since Trump began his Swamp Draining initiatives, some investigators within NASA were emboldened to look into the problem. They discovered that several of these failures occurred because aluminum extrusions failed; and that these same extrusions tested at lower tensile strength than required by NASA specifications. The contractor supplying them, it later came out, had been falsifying tensile strength tests since 1996. 

   The contractor has since gone under and several of its corporate leaders are in jail. The successor trust agreed to pay $46 million in damages. The money here isn't the important part of the story: the damage that these nitwits did to the prestige of the American Aerospace programs is incalculable. It should be noted here that these same faulty extrusions were also built into anti-ballistic missiles purchased by the US military. These are the missiles designed to shoot down incoming warheads onto American soil. The Pentagon estimates about $15 million in repair costs; but having ABMs fail at the critical moment would have been a real disaster. 

   Thank goodness that Trump was elected or much of this never would have come to light. Here's hoping that 2020 (and the following fours years) will see more Swamp Draining. 

LAWFARE

   The term Lawfare has been getting thrown around a lot in the Manosphere lately---mostly by the 'Sphere's sizable contingent of pseudo-intellectual charlatans. It's a standard old trick among cult leaders: bandy about phrases which nobody understands to sound impressive. It's an unfortunate trait in human nature that people often submit their own reason to those who can dazzle with meaningless terms. The DNC owes much of its political success to this very phenomenon. 

  'Lawfare' is term with three meanings: one technical and the other two American Slang. The word itself is a portmanteau of 'law' and 'warfare.' The technical term applies to a form of asymmetrical warfare where in International Law is essentially weaponized. The Cultural Marxists picked up on the idea and use it in the sense of overwhelming opponents in court to get their way. This is the way that the public at large understands it. Some Conservatives, interpreting the word in light of the financial profits reaped by Lawfare's practitioners, describe it as portmanteau of 'law' and 'welfare.' This latter definition is probably the most accurate. 

  Barack Obama was a huge believer in Lawfare in all three aspects. He made his fortune largely by suing entities with cash; and his Administration encouraged younger community activists to build their own careers---and to feather their own nests---with Lawfare. It was quite a profitable occupation until Trump put a stop to it in early 2017. Obama was a lot less successful employing it as US Foreign Policy, however. 

  But the Red Pills, who typically ape everything the Whacko Left does, soon got their larcenous eyes on the concept as a great form of grift. Vox Day, (later Teddy Spaghetti) wrote in 2017:

It occurs to me that the Big Tech Left is handing the Right a golden opportunity for profitable lawfare. Whereas it might have been difficult before to argue that one has been materially harmed by defamation when falsely labeled a "Nazi" or a "White Supremacist", the demonetization and deplatforming of various "Nazis" and "White Supremacists" is putting a material price tag on those labels.

If you're a licensed attorney in the USA, the UK, or Australia, and you're interested in helping out those who are being defamed in this manner, shoot me an email. It would appear to be an increasingly target-rich environment.

  And thus, the Legal Legion of Evil was born. The strategy is basically the same as thugs like Code Pink employ to force homo acceptance down the people's throats; or the way that uptight Atheists would use to tear down Christmas displays. And it operates on the same levels of contempt for actual Justice and personal scumminess that their Liberal counterparts exist upon. 

   However, anyone who thinks about it for a moment ought to see that the Red Pills' reasoning is deeply flawed---which why they'll never be successful at Lawfare like the Liberals often are. First of all, the cultists are stupidly overconfident in themselves and contemptuous of their opponents. Vox Day said not long ago that 

Lawfare is the way to defeat the social media giants. But you must be willing to fight them! Contrary to what most people believe, they are not set up for it, they do not anticipate it, they are not legally sophisticated, and they aren't even inclined to handle their own legal defenses with their expensive in-house lawyers. Their focus on diversity and inclusivity means that their lower-level executives and in-house counsel are almost astonishingly incompetent; look at the number of simple grammatical errors in the average Silicon Valley company's terms of use as evidence of that.

   
    Their second blunder is not realizing that Liberal activists already have networks of sympathetic lawyers and biased judges to whom they can 'shop' their causes. No court is going to take anything that jokers like Teddy Spaghetti or the Big Bear say seriously.

    But all of that aside, it can't be disputed that Lawfare---in whatever form--- is a highly unethical activity. Essentially it's a form of political terrorism: it's original purpose after all was intended for actual war. But these punks are employing it to work against and not for defending anybody's rights. Hopefully, Trump's Second Term will bring long-needed Tort Reform which will end these parasitic practices once and for all. 

FLUMMOXED ALPHA BOYS FIGHT AMONG THEMSELVES

   So, this Friday capped off another week of humiliating defeats for the Red Pill peewees who've co-opted the Manosphere. What touched off the powder-keg yesterday was an article by an obscure Manospherean called The Z-Man. Z-Man is a typical Red Pill. who's often been quoted by Vox Day. 

  Z-Man's article, which was about running scams online, didn't reference Vox Day (or Teddy Spaghetti) by name; but the Supreme Dark Lord has become a bit paranoid lately about being exposed by those who know him. He fired off an article of his own, a Gamma Wall of Screed as he calls such writing when other people do it. 

   "The combination of ignorance, stupidity, envy, and gamma posturing would be difficult to top without resorting to the visual medium of YouTube. It doesn't even rise to the level of a clueless mainstream political reporter...And keep it in mind the next time you ask me why I regard right-wing mediocrities like the Z-man with undisguised contempt and refuse to have anything to do with his kind. Many, if not most, of the so-called "grifters" he decries are not only smarter and harder-working than he is, they are more accomplished and far more worthy of your trust." 

  And just to prove how much smarter than everyone else they are, Vox' cultists raced over the Z-Man's blog and spammed it so heavily that Z was obliged to put comments on moderation. However, one of Vox' Alpha minions got a bit carried away, and Teddy Spaghetti blew his stack: posting this (since deleted):

    Oh, this is rich. Now, we don't get many comments here, but a lot of blogs we link to do. If you write a blog, can you imagine actually talking this way to one of the regular commenters? That Vox is able to push his followers around like this shows both that he's indeed running a cult and that his disciples are anything but Alpha Males. 

   Apparently one of Z-Man's commenters noticed this too. Vox scribbled an update which is one of the most blatant examples of Projection that he's ever uttered:

UPDATE: This response by a Z-maniac is more than a little amusing, considering our complete lack of interest in what any of them happen to think about me or anything else:

This is how a cult leader reassures the faithful: Denigrate the faithless to instill self-righteous superiority within the cult so that they dismiss any counterclaims without thought. Real evidence is no longer necessary. A measured response is to link to evidence or acknowledge that a sealed arbitration leaves room for skepticism.

Notice how the gammas always love to theorize and posture in the complete absence of information. They project their own lack of knowledge as well as their inability to not blurt out everything they know to everyone else. The idea that someone who genuinely possesses the conclusive evidence might not care what they believe is simply beyond their imagination. Sometimes the cult's superiority is real. And as cults go, it's quite affordable.

I just thought this was an excellent opportunity to demonstrate to everyone who is in the know that an occasional anklebiter is both a fool and a liar. There is no need to prove it to those who are dumb enough to take him seriously; they will simply move the goalposts anyhow. If they mattered, we'd prove it to them. But they don't.


     

       So, how many times in the last two weeks alone has Vox gone and shot off his big mouth---trying to look intelligent and important--- and ending up sabotaging his own efforts?

    Of course, none of this will matter to Teddy Spaghetti's blind followers. Consider this sperg: a vlogger called The Kurgan who imitates Vox down to the point where he even tries to look like him:

   These guys are examples of why we try to warn men about the dangers of getting sucked into these weirdo cults. It's a normal component of Masculine Psychology to strive to be the best; to be significant. There's never anything wrong with self-improvement and following one's goals. But the Red Pills offer shortcuts based on pseudoscience and self-delusion. And these lead one nowhere except to jails, psych-wards; or at the very least, becoming the laughing-stock of the whole Internet. 

VOX DAY USING CULTISTS AS PAWNS (AGAIN)

    So right before New Year's Day, the Red Pill cultists behind one of Vox Day's latest scams (Unauthorized TV), launched a Cyberwar upon some vloggers, Redditors, and others. It's fairly good bet that this blog is among the aggregate of their critics; the recent blog stats indicate that their trolls have been combing our archives for dirt but apparently they've been frustrated so far. 

   Nonetheless, the Bully Boys have managed to doxx two of their critics so far. Vlogger Davey Crocko whose personal info was public anyway; and ex-Bear Cultist Ty Richards, who always uses his real name. Richards has done some business with Owen Benjamin in the past---so doxxing either one of these guys wasn't exactly a difficult undertaking. But both Vox' and Owen's would-be Alphas have been harassing both these guys, their families, and associates. 

    Crocko has been receiving the same kind of harassment. But Vox Day, with his complete inability to keep his mouth shut, implicated himself in the Troll Attack. The fun starts at 32:45 in the above link; but here's what the Supreme Dark Lord boasted:

    "You guys can't get anything straight. You're running around whining about doxxing: I haven't doxxed him. Of course I have his address and his phone and all that other stuff; I've had it since the beginning!" 

    So basically, Vox just confessed that he's had Crocko's info all along---so who's been feeding this information to Vox' and Owen's trolls? The scum who are doing these things should think back to Pizzagate ended. Vox---among others---was egging on some kind of action. When a true believer actually did something and wound up in jail for it, did Vox send his Legal Legion of Evil to his defense? Nope. Vox told his readers that the whole incident was likely a false flag and the dope who believed him was a crisis actor! Remember what happened at the Charlottesville Unite the Right rally? Did the Red Pills rally to defend their minions or did they throw them under the bus to save their own hides? 

  Apparently realizing (too late) that he' screwed up again; Vox quickly went back to the airwaves to announce that the 26-member Legal Legion of Evil (now down to 25 members following the recent downfall of Augustus Sol Invictus) had filed police reports against Reddit for laughing at Owen Benjamin. 

      

29.  boogeymanJanuary 09, 2020 1:20 PM

Not one of the people involved in this, and have no background in law, but I can see basic gamer tactics, attitude, and determination here. You keep grinding, find a glitch or unbalanced aspect the game the designers overlooked, then hammer it until you break the game.

The ride never ends. Make these f----s squeal.

     The only ones getting 'taken for a ride' are the cultists themselves; and that ride too often ends in the County Jail for many of them. Meanwhile, the guys leading these cults laugh in their sleeves, all the way to the bank. 

     

THANK YOU, PRESIDENT TRUMP

   Well, I woke up this morning hoping for the best but fearing the worst; but then the President spoke of retaliation with tough economic sanctions. I'm not especially in favor of sanctions against Iran; but an alternative of atomic warfare and terrorist/guerrilla war being executed on each other's soil is a lot worse. 

   I've had a suspicion that General Soleimani's murder was another of the Pentagon's numerous 'accidents'. Or it could have been ordered by rogue elements within the Pentagon to disgrace Trump---there are many in the Defense Department on the side of the Impeachment Whackos. At any rate, if this were the case; Trump handled it masterfully. It seems from initial reports that the attacked bases were largely evacuated already anyway and there have been no casualty reports. Trump said in The Art of the Deal, that it's often wise policy to cede to an opponent a face-saving move. If my theory's correct; that appears to have been exactly what happened. 

   In Iraq, Ayatollah Moktada Al-Sadr, who is the top Shiite cleric, stated that "the crisis was over" and plead with Iraqis "not to turn the country into a battlefield again." 

   Hezbollah issued the following statement, which was much more measured than the given by its commander yesterday: 

  "In light of the clear Iranian messages, which were quickly read with concern in Washington, Trump's speech came to present a new offer to Tehran that entices it to withdraw from escalation, which includes a proposal to negotiate all policies and even to cooperate on priorities such as fighting ISIS, according to Trump. The latter seems to be facing a stalemate by replying to Iran and its allies through escalation and changing the mechanisms of action, which will backfire completely...while the Allies stress their new options are not likely to be declined."

    Thank you again, Mr. President, for keeping your campaign promise against Deep State policies of Endless War.