Showing posts with label demographics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label demographics. Show all posts
Friday, July 31, 2026
Sunday, July 19, 2026
Death of MAGA: Trump's sinking ratings 📉
(Let's Be Clear with Ana Kasparian) Megyn Kelly pronounces Death of MAGA: Tucker Carlson
Trump's world is about to collapse
Zeus' Law and Theo-Xenia (Greek), tradition of welcoming strangers
Saturday, February 21, 2026
LA-OC Fire Horse parades, prostitution
Orange County's Tet parade 2026
- Westminster, CA celebrates Tết (Vietnamese New Year)
- Demographics of California: Religions (Wikipedia)
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| There are many more Buddhists in LA in 2026. |
Prostitution (human sex trafficking) in LA?
- Figueroa Street, corridor in Los Angeles
- (Feb. 18, 2026) Los Angeles is known for being the home of Hollywood and having some of the world's best beaches, but it also has a much darker side: a notorious hub for human sex trafficking Pimp Epstein and Madame Maxwell would envy. More: abc7.com/post/sex-plain-sight...
leader Hiroaki Obata, head of "Natural" working with a local yakuza
Sunday, February 1, 2026
Help Wanted: ICE, CBP, SA (whites preferred)
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| Turn your white flag into a white sheet hood by poking eyes into it, and come join us! |

(South Park Studios) Introducing the director of Homeland Security | South Park

(CBC News: The National)
CBC/Radio-Canada is a Canadian public broadcast service. Jan. 24, 2026: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been on a hiring spree, but some of its tactics are raising questions about who it’s really trying to recruit.
White supremacists welcome, even preferred. Neo-Nazis, preppers, KKK members in good standing, MAGA, American First, Proud Boys, incels, Groypers, Republicans, Christian Zionists, Evangelicals, gun nuts, White Anglo-Saxon Protestants, fans of Trump, Bibi Netanyahu, Nick Fuentes, Tom Homan, Kash Patel, Kristi Noem, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, Ben Shapiro, Michael Levin, Nazi memorabilia collectors, history buffs, dead Rush Limbaugh, living Alex Jones, drunks, wife beaters, undercover journalists looking for story ideas, "Patriots" (wink wink)...
CBC’s Jonathan Montpetit breaks down the disturbing parallels in the messaging and why the danger goes beyond who might get hired.
How ICE is using far-right subculture to recruit
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| I love capitalism, I mean, this Old Lacy Glory |
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| Ku Klux Klan agents, Virginia 1922 Parade |
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| Get 'Pretti Good shooter' patch to wear. |
- 00:00 Who exactly is ICE trying to recruit?
- 00:57 Breaking down the coded language (dog whistles)
- 02:30 Proud Boys take notice
- 03:05 Danger goes behind who gets hired
- 04:19 Geo-tagging and targeted ads
- 04:53 ‘It sends a very clear message’
ABOUT: The National is the flagship of CBC News, showcasing award-winning journalism from across Canada and around the world. Led by Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault, its team of trusted reporters helps make sense of the world, wherever viewers are.
- ICE: Immigration (La Migra) and Customs Enforcement
- CBP: Border Patrol (U.S. Customs and Border Protection)
- SA: "Storm Division" (Sturmabteilung), "Brownshirts," Nazi fascists, jackbooted thugs
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Friday, November 21, 2025
Can heavy metal save Japanese town?
Heavy metal festival aims to revive Japan 'town of steel'
NHK is a Japanese public broadcast service. #japan #music #heavymetal. More stories on Japan: www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ne...
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Was that a growl or roar?
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Monday, May 5, 2025
Trump's deportations: Last Week Tonight
Trump and Deportations: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
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| To backfire due to demographics? (BBC News) |
(LastWeekTonight)
May 4, 2025: John Oliver discusses the recent deportations [more extrajudicial "forced removals" because of the shocking absence of due process] by the Trump administration, the conditions in the facility people are being sent to abroad, and why even Jewish nice guy Henry "The Fonz" Winkler could be in danger of being expelled from the U.S.
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| Richie C., Shirley, Fonzie, Laverne (Happy Days) |
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Friday, May 17, 2024
As Japan goes, so goes the US: Sexless
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| Hi, I'm Debi, an Asian AI fantasy. Want to play? |
Both countries are capitalist, on the cutting edge of technology (AI sexbots, silicone dolls, fictional girlfriends), obsessed with porn, lonely, severely contaminated with radiation and industrial chemicals, and suffering a timebomb.
Both are aging quickly with no hope of replacement birth rates. All the US can do is merge with Mexico, which has a young, virile, and growing population. With the addition of Canada for its yet-to-be exploited natural resources, the new merger can work under the name of the AU or North American Economic Union (NAMU).
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| Hell-Oh, I'm ChatGPT, an AI reality. |
What is the name of our ticking timebomb? It is demography. Learn it. Live it. What are the demographics of the United States? No, we're sexually liberated, right? We have nothing to learn from stodgy old Japan's example.
Love, Lust, and Loneliness: Inside Japan’s Sexless Epidemic
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| So nuclear fallout is not a thing? (Eric Dubay) |
Meet individuals navigating the challenges of sex, love, independence, and companionship in a rapidly changing world. Gain a glimpse into Japan's unique social landscape and the quest for connection in an ever-evolving society.
This episode was filmed in 2017
*This documentary is for educational purposes only.*
#Japan #Society #Documentary #Anime #Dolls.
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population control,
poverty,
rates,
Shinto,
Zen Buddhism
Wednesday, November 29, 2023
Is now a good time to move to Russia?
Real Reporter, Oct. 5, 2023; Pat Macpherson, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Rural Russia attracts Westerners. But why THIS place?
[Even Pussy Riot (the feminist collective and punk rock project led by Nadya Tolokonnikova now no longer married to Russian-Canadian Pyotr Verzilov) left and came to Los Angeles.].jpg)
Nadya left Mother Russia for the feminist West.
Yet, there are Americans, French, and Germans who not only visit Russia but also make it their home. What's even more intriguing is that there is a town tucked away in rural Russia that's been drawing in Westerners like a magnet. Curious? Let's find out why.
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Tuesday, November 21, 2023
How to foretell the future: demography
Ken Gronbach, KGC Direct, 11/21/23; Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| Where we were shapes where we're going. Demography reveals what will happen to |
Demography is the key to know what will happen in the future. Real demographic facts help one guide new reality strategies. Demographics precipitated economics, not the other way around.
The truth about what’s next and the tsunami of opportunity or doom is right ahead of us.
Gronbach is not a motivational speaker. He's a motivated demographer, who can educate and entertain with real data.
His presentations are about people and the products and services they are interested in. He offers take-a-way messages for reality planning. He uses facts, not opinions, data, not guesswork or theory.
What is a valuable take-a-way? Strategy.
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| The Age Curve (Ken Gronbach) |
Twenty-two years ago, as president of a successful retail advertising agency, he made a remarkable discovery about the relationship between shifting demography and changing markets.
The evidence was overwhelming. He could now forecast markets with uncanny accuracy. He shares his secret with audiences by educating, entertaining, and inspiring them. More
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Why the US will have an Indian president
Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval, Wisdom Quarterly
It's curious. One never thinks about it. But an Indian runs England (arch conservative good old boy Rishi Sunak, 43). An Indian runs Ireland (gay Pres. Leo Varadkar). An Indian runs India (uber-conservative, anti-Muslim, nationalist and Trump-wannabe Narendra Modi). An Indian ran South Carolina (former governor, US Ambassador to the UN, and rabid Republican conservative Nikki Haley (née Ms. Nimarata "Nikki" Randhawa). And then there's the young upstart Indian Republican Hirsh Vardhan Singh (conservative businessman).
And given the financial success of many Indians in America, they're becoming the model minority. The world knows something: India is now the largest country in the world, by population, so Indians are the future. China is falling away, due in large part to its old one child policy which left a gender imbalance and a non-replacement population. Demographics don't lie. Think business. It won't be China so much as India. The EU knows it, so the US finds itself waking up.
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| US loves swamis like Vivek' |
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| ‘America First 2.0’: Vivek pitches to be Republicans’ next Trump | 2024 election | Guardian |
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But who are any of these Indian innovators and what are they doing? They're gunning for business entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy's next job in the White House.
If anyone is making a splash in Trump's yellowish (orange) pool, it's Whippersnapper Ramaswamy-jii. He's the sharpest, most rappingest Indian in the U.S. race.
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| As president, I'll represent the corporations. |
Democrat? Dotard Biden can't cut it. Who's Joey's heir apparent? Indian Kamala Harris (Harishchandra Gopalan?), current VP with her designs on the Oval Office. With Trump on his way to jail for corruption, bad business practices, and court, where he'll be bogged down for years, it looks like it's bye-bye for the Boogeyman, the Mara at the Lago mansion.
We're voting for Andrew D. Basiago, so who needs an old white man in the highest office? Biden is the oldest. Trump is the second oldest. And one could hardly get any whiter, having been bitterly let down by Black sellout Prof. Cornel West and this year's Green Party.
- US presidential race: Three Indian American Republican party candidates directly challenging Donald Trump | Mint (livemint.com)
- Explainer: Who is Vivek Ramaswamy, the Indian-American candidate disrupting the U.S. presidential race
- India that is Bharat: Coloniality, Civilisation, Constitution (J Sai Deepak)
- British PM Rishi Sunak revealed: stats, family, policies
- Hinduism in America: A Convergence of Worlds (Jeffrey D. Long)
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Friday, August 4, 2023
Do gay-separatists advocate for "Barbie" film?
Barbie movie is feminist propaganda (review)
Since when is empowering females about trashing males? - Piers Morgan on Barbie
Barbie movie misrepresents both genders, says RMIT researcher
It discriminates on sex, gender, and demographics. It is certainly not the ideal of parity, equality, and a complementary balance of the genders, however many genders there may be, mixing masculine and feminine traits, asexual, intersexual, and transsexual strengths.
Down with the patriarchy! Up with???
Brainwash Barbie
WQ Commentary
We want to bring down the patriarchy, that's true. That's our dream, and we think Greta Gerwig and Noah the partner-helper who co-wrote want the same thing. Is a matriarchy the goal?
We want to bring down the patriarchy, that's true. That's our dream, and we think Greta Gerwig and Noah the partner-helper who co-wrote want the same thing. Is a matriarchy the goal?
We've had that in ancient history, and one can hardly imagine that goes any better than having men in all the positions of power.
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| Who is that woman calling a "skank"? |
Men are violent. Women are _______? We're not allowed to say. Men are victims and victimizers because they hold power. When women hold disproportionately more power than men, will women be victims and victimizers? Of course, why wouldn't they be?
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| Don't listen to those skanks. I'm like you, Barb! |
For example, if only women were allowed to carry guns, would more men get shot? Better believe it. Would more women get shot???
(Of course. What, women are so good to women that women are in no danger of gun nuts wielding power on their waistbands?)
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| Plenty of males and allies say NO to war, too |
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Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Gen Z is moving to big cities, Boomers out
Emily Bloch, photographer Heather Khalifa (Philadelphia Inquirer, inquirer.com, 2/29/23); Crystal Q., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Gen Z is moving to big cities — while older generations flee
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| Formal religion means very little to us. |
Moving to a big city? "Slay." Or at least, that’s how Gen Z sees it. As older generations are trying to escape larger cities, Gen Z is flocking to them. Philadelphia is no exception.
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| It's better than DeSantis' Florida. Don't say gay. |
An analysis of the Census Bureau 2021 American Community Survey by Today’s Homeowner revealed that Gen Z-ers (or Zoomers) are consistently breaking tradition with older generations’ migration patterns, targeting the areas their predecessors now deem too expensive or too crowded.
In Philadelphia, for example, census data estimates that 12,947 Gen Z movers settled. How Philadelphians feel about housing security and affordability:
Repairing all the homes in the Philly area would cost at least $3.7 billion. Black and Latino residents in the Philly region can get help buying their first home from new mortgage program.
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