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Probably goes without saying. I may have to do a deeper Substack analysis of Jewish folklore and how it relates to their modern day behavior
Update: I asked it which European folklore is most closest and furthest to Jewish folklore. Here are the results:
Most closest:
1. Gypsy
2. Armenian
3. Polish
Most furthest:
1. Norse
2. Greek
3. Russian
If you are Christian, pray for Pinesap. I hear he lost his job over the Jubilee video. Pinesap's posts and streams were the predominant reason why I joined Catholicism. His grace and his faith is truly inspirational. This niche microcelebrity changed my life for the better. So please pray for him.
- Franklin
Bad neighborhood in Eastern Europe: Ugly Soviet buildings, a lot of old people, poverty.
Bad neighborhood in Western Europe: A lot of brown people and Muslims, trash everywhere, you may get robbed or killed.
Btw, in case you’re not aware there are two other admins running this page. Over 90% of the content on Telegram is putout by me, about 5-6% is generated by Franklin and the rest by Fourth Stage.
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I didn't enjoy the new Jubilee episode at all. The questions were rigged to make the participants defend Trump's ethnic cleansing of Gaza and other standard partisan-Republican positions. Mehdi Hassan did really well, but it's not like it was a tough job anyway because 3/4 of the claims he made are factually correct. He also did way better than any other left-wing debater on Jubilee and the "far-right" were largely exposed as either being contradictory or dumb Trump loyalists. The audience's reception on YouTube is incredibly pro-Hassan.
The only people who did well were KaiSchwemmer and the guy who made points on economics and conceded that Trump is indeed planning to ethnically cleanse Gaza and hinted to the reasons why.
Kazakhstan Germans are low human capital 🧲🇩🇪💩💨
🇩🇪Germans own 0.63% of Kazakhstan’s wealth among the nation’s 75 richest individuals, while making up 1.2% of the population.
🇰🇿Kazakhs own 45% of that wealth while comprising 72% of the population.
🇷🇺Russians hold 18% of that wealth and make up 15% of the population.
Finally, the most overrepresented group is Koreans 🧲🇰🇷💯, who control 28% of the wealth among the 75 richest individuals, despite being just 0.6% of the population.
🇺🇿Least overrepresented group is Uzbeks, they own 0.75% of the wealth but comprise over 3% of the population.
This professor blew up out of nowhere a few weeks ago, and I’ve really enjoyed his lectures. No matter how dumb the premise of this one sounds, I’m certain it will be well-substantiated and framed through a lens I haven’t considered before.
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What it takes to become a forefront Conservative intellectual these days:
1. The feds run Hollywood
2. The moon landing is fake
3. NASA is satanic
4. I thinks that all history is fake
5. Brigitte Macron is a man
6. Climate change is a hoax
7. They be killing y’all with the vaccines
8. The Frankists are behind every war
9. Tear down the Statue of Liberty
10. Harvey Weinstein is a great guy
This is a legit article written by Douglas Murray and published by the New York Post
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The Wall Street Journal claim they have reviewed a copy of a letter Trump allegedly sent Jeffrey Epstein for his birthday with strange coded language and a drawing of a naked woman. Trump is denying it.
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A Pew Research Center survey found that 64% of women under 50 who don't have children say they simply don't want them:
https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2024/07/25/reasons-adults-give-for-not-having-children/
English, Jewish and Russian Folklore compared and contrasted + a few comments
The Axis of Conflict: The central struggle in each tradition is telling. English folklore is largely horizontal and social—it pits man against a corrupt society (Robin Hood vs. the Sheriff). Jewish folklore is vertical and theological—it pits the community against divine tests and spiritual threats, guided by its covenant with God. Russian folklore is elemental and existential—it pits the hero against a vast, magical, and amoral natural world.
The Nature of Power: A hero's strength defines the culture's values. The English hero wins through chivalry, martial skill, or a sense of "fair play." The Jewish hero wins through intellect, humor, and faith—the tools of a people who often lacked physical or political power. The Russian hero wins through innate spiritual virtue (Ivan the Fool) or epic, almost superhuman strength (the Bogatyrs), reflecting a belief in both the power of the soul and the need for physical might to defend the motherland.
The Supernatural World: The three traditions imagine the supernatural in distinct ways. English magic is often a separate, parallel realm of Faerie, mysterious and alluring but alien to the human world. Jewish magic is part of a divine hierarchy, a dangerous and holy power accessed through sacred knowledge. Russian magic is animistic; it is not in another realm but is an inherent property of the physical world itself—the forest has a spirit, the river has a nymph, and the hut has chicken legs.
💼 Who’s building superintelligence for Zuckerberg’s company: inside info on the Superintelligence team (44 people)
📊 Breakdown by the numbers:
— 🧠 75% have PhDs, 70% are researchers
— 🌏 50% are originally from China
— 🧬 75% are first-generation immigrants
— 💼 40% came from OpenAI, 20% from DeepMind, 15% from Scale AI
— 🏆 20% are at L8+ level (top-tier engineers in the FAANG hierarchy)
💰 Salaries? From $10 million to $100 million per year for each.
🇺🇸🇮🇱🇸🇾 "He's a madman": Trump's team frets about Netanyahu after Syria strikes
As smoke and debris swirled over the Syrian presidential palace, the chatter in the West Wing grew louder: Benjamin Netanyahu is out of control.
"Bibi acted like a madman. He bombs everything all the time," one White House official told Axios, referring to Netanyahu by his nickname. "This could undermine what Trump is trying to do."
A second senior U.S. official also pointed to the shelling of a church in Gaza this week, which led President Trump to call Netanyahu and demand an explanation. "The feeling is that every day there is something new. What the f***?"
A third U.S. official said there's growing skepticism inside the Trump administration about Netanyahu — a sense that his trigger finger is too itchy and he's too disruptive. "Netanyahu is sometimes like a child who just won't behave."
https://www.axios.com/2025/07/20/israel-syria-strikes-trump-netanyahu-divide
https://archive.is/94QTS
I would personally argue Pinesap did well. He clearly got Mehdi Hasan triggered and emotional (and confused). Pinesap didn't cuck out on the name calling and articulated his position on an autocracy very well (even if I don't necessarily agree). Hasan was caught off guard and had to resort to "erm I don't debate le fascists" cope to weasel his way out of the conversation.
Other than that, I agree with Ubersoy. The framing of this video was just partisan politics and nothing about deep fundamental ideas that the "far right conservatives" might hold. Very bad optics imo. Can we get Nick Fuentes on Jubilee next please?
I've recently decided to also become a history expert. I crafted map of Grand Duchy of Lithuania's expansion into Rus. I highlighted the areas where it was voluntarily, where it was coerced, where it came with conquests and military occupation and where it was successfully repelled.
PS: Odoyev became a vassal of Lithuania in exchange of no further Lithuanian burning and pillaging of the city.
I experienced an existential crisis after watching this clip
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My new piece arguing for a new pragmatic rightist morality is out:
https://ubersoy.com/the-need-for-a-new-rightist-morality
While Israel has struggled to fully occupy Gaza after nearly two years of fighting, Russia managed to capture territory more than seven times its size in just over seven months.
Luxembourg
~2,586 km²
Gaza Strip
~365 km²
The IDF also struggled to capture stuff in Lebanon. They’re good at bombing the shit out of everything they see, but they are ineffective as actual fighters.
Inb4 nafoids start saying that “Uhmm actually Russia lost a gorillion men while doing so🤓”
Yeah I know, but it’s more of a jab at Israel than an actual W for Russia. I should have probably phrased this differently.
If you're paying attention to the crypto world, you'll be thrilled to hear that the House of Representatives have passed three pro-crypto bills; The GENIUS Act, the Clarity Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act.
For context, here is a summary:
GENIUS Act: Establishes a regulatory framework for U.S.-issued stablecoins, requiring 1:1 reserves, monthly disclosures, and allowing banks, credit unions, and licensed nonbanks to issue them under federal oversight.
Clarity Act: Defines whether digital assets are securities or commodities, shifts power from the SEC to the CFTC to police digital assets, and provides a legal path for crypto firms to operate within the U.S. without regulatory overlap.
Anti-CBDC Act: Prohibits the Federal Reserve from issuing a CBDC.
These bills aren't perfect, but they have the potential to have a great impact on the U.S economy:
GDP Growth: + $150B – $275B annually (0.5%–1%) | Source
Job Creation: + 300 K–375 K new jobs | Source
Tax Revenue: + $50B–$70B per year | Source
Industry Expansion: Stablecoins projected to rise to $400B–$500B+ market cap by 2027 | Source
Capital Inflows: + $30B–$40B in venture capital & corporate relocation | Source
Innovation & R&D: + 30–40% growth in developer contributions, patent filings, and startup creation | Source
The likelihood of going to jail in a lifetime across all demographic groups.
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Russian reaction towards the statement of Russian Foreign Ministry condemning the invasion of Syria:
“The new wave of violence is deeply concerning. The path to stabilization lies through dialogue.
Israeli strikes are a blatant violation of Syria’s sovereignty (!) and must be condemned.”