Hate Thy Neighbour: Inside US Neo-Nazi Cult

(True Lives) VICE investigates real white American racism

• List of American Neo-Nazi organizations

Charlie Kirk patsy appears for court

Charlie Kirk liked personal friend Don Trump Jr. so much so that he presented VP JD Vance

WATCH: Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer [and possible patsy] makes first court appearance

(DemocracyNow.org) The Martyrdom of Charlie Kirk with Chris Hedges: Was it the Groypers?

(Sky News Australia) Sept. 16, 2025: Tyler Robinson had his first virtual court hearing following his arrest for the alleged murder of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors in Utah have announced they’ll charge the 22-year-old with the murder of Charlie Kirk and will be seeking the death penalty. Utah’s Attorney-General Jeff Gray announced seven counts the accused shooter is facing, and they include: aggravated murder, felony discharge of a firearm causing serious bodily injury, two counts of obstruction of justice, two counts of witness tampering, and a count of commission of a violent offense in the presence of a child.

• Charlie Kirk criticism ignites MAGA cancel culture spree | The Daily Show with Desi Lydic

Bullying American weapons manufacturers who dare to criticize Israel

Rep. Lauren Bobert's stupidity explained: She's more interested in Israel than American liberties.

Cop's criminal daughter clings to ex

• Women of Crime: nepotism from corrupt cop (police chief) dad who got her five felony charges knocked down to three misdemeanors for his beautiful, fine and upstanding princess.
• White privilege, sexism (female perpetrators)
• But I'm white! White fragility and defensiveness
• Domestic violence against men, mental health
• Professional protection because she's a teacher

New red flags in Gabby Petito case

(Spill) April 2025: New red flags surface in Gabby Petito case

FREE LUIGI MANGIONE

Josh Johnson: The Failure, Fear, And Frenzy around Luigi Mangione (joshjohnsoncomedy.com)

Any relation to Chuck? Why does no one mention that? Is it because all the Mangiones are nuts? We mean talented men full of potential. Americans LOVE guns. Americans hate insurance companies. Americans love bad boys. What did the Buddha teach? The Buddha taught that what happens to us in our lives has a lot to do with our karma (deeds). What is that karma based on? Karma is rooted in six causes: greed (lust), hatred (aversion/fear), delusion (wrong view) or nongreed, nonhatred, nondelusion. If we are not mindful of what roots are growing, what sprouts cannot surprise us.

Veterinary medicine works on humans, too.

• VIDEO: Free assassin Luigi Mangione? (JKL)

Breaking down charges against suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting case

(Democracy Now!) Reporter Ken Klippenstein on publishing Luigi Mangione "manifesto" and internal UnitedHealth public relations memos for the court of public opinion

(CBS News) Dec. 17, 2024: The man arrested in the killing assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson earlier this month has been indicted in New York on murder charges. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced the charges against Luigi Mangione on Tuesday. CBS News' Lilia Luciano and Anna Schecter break them down.

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• Jimmy Dore, Kurt Metzger (The Jimmy Dore Show); Stand up comedian Josh Johnson; DemocracyNow.org; CBS News, Dec. 17, 2024; I. Rony, Ashley Wells, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

ANGER: Black woman says US is racist

Hate is good? War, what is it good for?

How can you smile at a time like this, woman?

Would that we had the power to say to the aggrieved, "Don't not hate, do not seethe." The poison we take does not harm another. Look at the "Anger Eating Demon," who feeds on hate, who delights in seeing fair opponents become rabid enemies. (Rabies isn't good to have for the biting dog who has it). Of course we understand the sentiment. It is easy to see the folly in others, almost impossible to see it in ourselves. What does it help to hate? Rally, riot, argue, protest, or anything, but hate? It is self-defeating.

Man, when will people wake up?

Sure Trump lies, but we don't fall for it. The Deep States lies, and we fell for it hook, line, and sinker, believing Genocide Joe Biden was an answer to the problem of Trump or that a campaign losing professional named KD Harris had half of what it would take to defeat a liar and a movement based on those lies. (It's not like he's going to do all that he says; he's a liar, after all, and he gets by on lying, telling people what they want to hear, giving hope the way a con man gives it: with nothing but regret in return).

Mary Trump: What happens now? | A critical message

The Dictator has no clothes and little hair.

So be at ease at heart. Rally, fight, protest, oppose, but seeing "enemy" status setting in, relax. Back away. What does a demon want other than for people to hate? Demons delight in hating. Look around. Other people are remaining sane while seeing what we're all seeing. If they can do it without coming down with the disease that is hate (dosa), so can we. A smart opponent is far stronger than a hateful one who expends all energy on negativity and harm.

O, what's your complaint?

(Olurinatti) Nov. 6, 2024: Donald Trump won, and America will regret it. [Should we give more exposure to an angry voice, to hate or resentment? While these things are harmful to the hater, eaten alive from the inside out, it's important because it represents the feelings of many in the country at this time of mourning. Anger, according to Abraham-Hicks, represents an improvement over depression or despair. So we have to acknowledge our feelings. We have to have an arena where unpopular things can be said. Goodness knows Trump, no matter how racist and overt his dog whistles are, gets his say.] OSQUARED

America chose Donald Trump. I'm not surprised.

(Cam James) Nov. 7, 2024: WASHINGTON, DC. Yikes. S/o @jacobjonas6819 for the impromptu interview. outro music: teepeetrap. All links: fanlink.tv/camjames. Join The Squad to get name in the deep dive$ credits and bonus content: @camjames _ Resources 1. CNN | cnn.com/2024/11/06/politi...

MSNBC, like Fox News, slants the truth

‘Y'all voted with David Duke’: Joy Reid on 55% of Latino men voting ‘to make deportations happen’

AOC has gone mainstream D

AOC gets real about the Democratic Party

This is the Giggler we're mourning? How will Maya

Rudolph find work? Dana Carvey as G-Joe Biden 🔥

I pranked USA's biggest racist (video)

A life of white privilege is nice (NYU)

How to be an Antiracist (Kendi)

The thing about white privilege, like implicit bias, is that we don't know we have it. We would notice if we lost it through sudden poverty or loss of looks. We enjoy it, fail to check it, and offend a lot of people who are not similarly privileged in a deeply racist society. It's deep because it's not always on the surface, like when someone says we had a Black president. That proves we're not racist as a country? Let's ignore who has been president every other time (except for the first nine, who were also Black, and maybe Lincoln, but those nine do not count because technically we were not yet a country due to the Articles of Confederation not yet being ratified or something; we've covered this). We don't see our own privilege, yet seeing someone else's can be painfully obvious when we have been sensitized to what others have been talking about. It's good to be in the know rather than oblivious. Generational wealth, health, better treatment by police and clerks, courts and officials, being given the benefit of the doubt constantly... Watching Matt Walsh's recent "Am I Racist?" movie did more to make us think whites really are oblivious to the advantage(s) they enjoy and take for granted or who others are systematically mistreated and disadvantaged. White guilt is not the solution, but neither is white fragility. We have to awaken and work toward equality and equity or something approaching fairness and inclusion, not just those in power deciding what's "fair" enough.

We stand for justice...for lions.

The local Shambhala Buddhist Center in Los Angeles used to have an occasional white sensitivity class to discuss our privilege and issues that never get talked about but affect us all. Remember on "Seinfeld" how when race would come up, everyone would go silent and awkward? It's really like that. Was it because Kramer was in the room (on the set) and he might ad lib something? It would have been great to have a national conversation. Walsh's film didn't advance anything, only shining negative light on a new industry of DEI profiteers, as if it were all only them. Oh, before they came along everything was all right, right, Matt?

the mosaic of me (the video that got me rejected from NYU)

(NatalieAlbaugh) Sept. 24, 2024: I needed to make a video about myself to submit for my NYU college application back in 2023. This is that video, and although I may have not gotten into NYU, I'm so grateful to have this video to represent the first few chapters of my life. :)* Please watch until the end!

• Ashley Wells, Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation)

Vance admits Haitian pet story fake?

Trump's VP hopeful JD Vance appears to admit tale about Haitian immigrants eating pets is made-up as he loses his cool with [mechanical CIA asset] CNN host Dana Bash.

Meow, can you arm me so I can defend myself?

Can you imagine what the MAGA Central offices communications must be like?

How can we fan the fires of racist hatred, JD?

Don't worry, we'll find a way. Look around in your state for a stories or rumors we can use. We'll exploit the h*ll out of them.

Good idea, Sir. There is this one farfetched story from the TV.

The TV? That's a good source. What did The Box say?

Are the Haitians bothering you? - Meow.

We got a Haitian problem, too many migrants coming in to do the work Americans don't want to do, and the people are sick of it. So someone heard...

Someone?

Well, the someone's friend's daughter heard someone else...

So three people?

Yeah, I guess you could see it that way?

See, I'm always thinking.

What did they do?

They're eating pets.

Cats?

No, dogs, too, and critters from the...

Say no more! Dogs?! This is a bonanza. Run with it!

• CNN reports on the latest in this incredibly important story for Trump's reelection efforts.

'Am I racist?' film with Matt Walsh (film)

Hipster Matt in disguise

From the white guys who brought you What Is a Woman? comes Am I Racist? Matt Walsh goes deep undercover in the world of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Prepare to be shocked by how far race h*stlers will go and how much further conservative Matt Walsh will push back to expose the grift, uncovering absurdities that will leave viewers laughing.

• Am I Racist? in theaters Sept. 13th, 2024: amiracist.com
• White Fragility author slams conservative podcaster Matt Walsh who duped her into giving Black producer reparations in new documentary 😁

I'm Offended: Then and Now

• Racism in the USA? Nah, not anymore: Trump-backed candidate in Montana caught on tape making racially-charged remarks about Native American tribe
• White rightwing conservative smart guy Matthew Walsh; Awaken with JP "I'm Offended Then and Now; Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

The Paradox of Life: Alan Watts (video)

Suck it up, Buttercup! Jojo in the Dojo

How could this psychotic Nazi coach be so mean to little princess Jojo Siwa with the mom looking on in silence? Is this any way to raise a healthy dancer or pop idol? It is the way of Kali, Durga, and ferocity. There has to be a better way to enter the place of the way to discover the Tao of Self-Development.

Punk: clumsy Dancing Shiv' (skanking)

(WQ) The dojo ("the place of the way") is a training center, do or tao being "the way of," and the other portion of the word being the suggested way. Chado is "the Way of Tea" (cha or chai being tea) and taekwondo is "the way of striking with foot and hand," a martial art (method of combat). The Way of the Buddha could be the mantra Buddho, the Ennobling Eightfold Path, rather than the martial arts of Japanese budō (wu-dō) or "Way of War." And Play-Doh (a brand name form of "play dough," the Way of Play") might be a good name for dancing, if dancing weren't taken so very seriously by aspiring dancers. Playdo might be the best name for "the Way of Meditation," chan'do, "the Way of the Way," the Way of Jhana, chan, dhyana, or Zen (which is just the Japanese pronunciation of the Pali word jhana or "meditative absorption").

Jojo Siwa on TV's Dance Moms

Meditation? Start with the mantra "Buddho"

Buddho by Phra Ajahn Thate Desaransi, American Theravada Buddhist monk Ven. Thanissaro (trans) from accesstoinsight.org edited by Wisdom Quarterly

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The Buddha inspired great confidence

When one goes to study meditation with any group or teacher who is experienced in a particular form of meditation, one should first make one's heart confident that that teacher is fully experienced in that form of meditation.

Confidence (saddha)

Be confident that the form of meditation taught is the right path for sure. At the same time, show respect for the place in which one is to meditate. Only then should one begin practicing.

Dedication

Teachers in the past used to require a dedication ceremony as a means of inspiring confidence before one was to study meditation. They would have one make an offering of five pairs of candles and five pairs of white flowers. This was called the five khandha. Or eight pairs of candles and eight pairs of white flowers, which was called the eight khandha. Or one pair of candles each weighing 15 grams and an equal number of white flowers.

Meditation methods

Then they would teach one their particular form of meditation. This ancient custom has its good points. There are many other ceremonies as well, but I won't go into them. I'll mention only a very simple, easy-to-follow ceremony a little further on.

Dhammakaya technique

Only after one has inspired confidence in one's heart as already mentioned should one go to the teacher experienced in that form of meditation. If a teacher is experienced in repeating samma araham, that teacher will teach one to repeat samma araham, samma araham, samma araham.

• (Samma = "right," araham = arahant = "enlightened one," so roughly this could mean "right enlightenment.")

Then the teacher will have one visualize a bright, clear jewel two inches above the navel and tell one to focus the mind there as one continues the repetition, without letting the mind slip away from the jewel. In other words, one takes the jewel as the focal point of the mind.

Rising and falling

If one goes to a teacher experienced in meditating on the rising and falling of the abdomen, that teacher will have one meditate on rising and falling and focus the mind on the different motions of the body.

For instance, when one raises a foot, one thinks "raising." When one places a foot, one thinks "placing," and so on. Or else the teacher will have one focus continually on being preoccupied with the phenomenon of arising and passing away in every motion or position of the body.

Psychic powers

If one goes to a teacher experienced in psychic powers, that teacher will have one repeat na ma ba dha, na ma ba dha and focus the mind on a single object until it takes one to see heavens and hells, deities and brahmas of all sorts, to the point where one gets carried away with those visions.

Breath meditation

If one goes to a teacher experienced in breath meditation, that teacher will have one focus on one's in-and-out breath (ana-pana-sati) and have one keep the mind firmly preoccupied with nothing but the in-and-out breath.

Mantra reptition

If one goes to a teacher experienced in meditating on the mantra buddho, that teacher will have one repeat buddho, buddho, buddho and have one keep the mind firmly on that meditation word until one is fully skilled at it.

Then that teacher will have one contemplate buddho and what it is that is saying buddho. Once one sees that they are two separate things, focus on what's saying buddho. As for the word buddho, it will disappear, leaving only what it is that was saying buddho.

One then focuses on what it is that was saying buddho as the object of meditation.

What is the true cause?

People of our time — people of any time, for that matter — regardless of how educated or capable they may be and especially those of us who are Buddhists: Buddhism teaches causes and effects that are entirely true, but why is it that we have to fall for the claims and advertisements we hear everywhere? It must be because people at present are impatient and want to see results before they have completed the causes, in line with the fact that we are supposed to be in an atomic age.

• (I don't want to criticize any of us as tending to believe in things the truth of which we have not tested because, after all, we all want to know and see the truth.)

Buddhism teaches us to penetrate into the heart and mind, which are mental phenomena. As for the material body, it is a physical phenomenon. Physical phenomena are under the control of mental phenomena.

Training the mind

When we begin to practice meditation and train the mind to be quiet and untroubled, I can't see that we are creating any problems at that moment for anyone at all. If we keep practicing until we are skilled, then we will be calm and at peace.

If more and more people practice this way, there will be peace and happiness all over the world. As for the body, we can train it to be peaceful only as long as the mind is in full control.

The minute mindfulness lapses, the body will return to its old habits. So let's try training the mind by repeating buddho.

Preliminary Steps to Practicing Meditation

Before practicing meditation on the mantra word buddho, start with the preliminary steps. In other words, inspire confidence in the mind, as already mentioned, then bow three times, saying: More

• Jojo Siwa, Mother Siwa, and Nazi Coach (Dance Moms), Ajahn Thate translated by Thanissaro Bhikkhu (accesstoinsight.com); Dhr. Seven, Amber Larson, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Hooray for Kamala and VP Tim Walz (TDS)

Kamala Devi picks Minnesota Gov. and Midwestern dad Tim Walz as running mate

DJ and JD not taking the news well.

(The Daily Show) Aug. 6, 2024: Michael Kosta gets to know Tim Walz, 60, the governor Kamala D. Harris, 59.5, chose as her running mate. While the Trump campaign claims the vice-presidential candidate will “unleash hell on earth,” Democrats love his political record and "Midwestern Dad AF" vibes. Plus, Josh Johnson weighs in on why Gov. Walz is the “right type of white guy” for this race. #DailyShow #TimWalz #KamalaDeviHarris

Why are Americans so childish, calling them "Tampon Tim" and "Kamel Devi Hairy"?

(The Hill) Jess' Journal: Way Kamala should pick Minn. Gov. Tim Walz

FACT: Blacks know she's not pro-Black.

Imagine a world where candidates choose better candidates for the No. 2 position than are sitting in the big chair in the Oval Office. The world would be better under JD Vance than DJ Trance (increasingly demented and slipping Don John Trump), and now we are safe from hacks like Mark "Astro-not" Kelly and Yeshiva Shapiro.

Progressive Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, 60, has been chosen in a move no one saw coming but which we prayed for yesterday.

• The real reason Kamala picked ‘normie’ Tim Walz

You as Veep? Never!! - It's already happened.

He's a solid choice. His daughter Hope Walz is a vegetarian, and that's good, but he may have a meat and drinking problem -- and is aging poorly, which has him looking like a cross between Bernie and G-Joe. Nobody's perfect. Momala still has problems (thinking on her feet, speaking from her beak, trying to act street), but she's bound to get better as she becomes the real-life Julia "Veep" Louis-Dreyfus.

Yesterday (Aug. 5), the world was ending. It was the beginning of the end. Listen to Gary and Shannon explain it: GAS Hour 1 - Kamala’s VP Choice

Harris Shapiro (we were almost doomed) Etsy

Market is now run by AI bots using nanosecs

Recession was looming. War was coming (and may still be). And now things are looking better. The stock market is up after 1,000-point dip yesterday. Remember, "Buy low, sell high." Question: When is "low"? Answer: Right after a crash, a rollercoaster dip, a collapse, which is when everyone is least likely to buy, so it takes guts/hope.

There's hope for a Democratic ticket we can support. Trump is being prosecuted after all. And who knows how long Netanyahu can hold on to power and immunity.

The crass humor of American politics (lol)

• DINOs: Why we used to be Democrats (TJDS)
• My Mee-maw liked JD Vance but likes Tim Walz better
• Trademark lawyer sold ClintonKaine.com in 2016 is now sitting on HarrisWalz.com (AP News)
• Meet "Founding Mother" Mary Katharine Goddard, first female postmaster in the U.S. and printer of the Declaration of Independence | Open Culture
• US soldiers 'are hit in huge rocket attack on military base in Iraq'
• Who was really out to kill Trump, CIA, FBI, SS, NSA, NSC, DHS, IRS? Whistleblower's damning claim about lead agent in Trump rally incident
• Hillary Clinton shreds Donald's latest move as 'traitorous and pathetic'
• What to know about Gov. Tim Walz's controversial tampons for boys' bill
• Tampons are toxic, Boys. Be careful about heavy metals
• Americans: what the heck is a "meemaw" : r/NoStupidQuestions (reddit.com)
• Archaeologists find 7,000-year-old treasures—an incredible hoard of human history
• Female leader of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina flees to India amid anti-government uprising

• Eds., Wisdom Quarterly; Michael Kosta, The Daily Show, Aug. 6, 2024; Jimmy Dore (jimmydore.com)

Are whites racist? No! Well, sometimes 😟

Minari (award-winning film)

In the award-winning Korean-American movie Minari, there is a touching scene. The Korean daughter is having a tough time fitting in in Whiteland, USA. She's pretty, but she's not white. Then one day, by an act of God, a popular blonde girl approaches her and speaks. It's all going to be okay after all; she's being accepted by the cool kids! The blonde asks, Can I say something in your language and you stop me as soon as I say something you understand? I want to see if I'm speaking correctly?

Trump loves white children just like Adolf did.

The Korean girl is mesmerized -- She's talking to me! She wants my opinion! She's learned my language to be able to communicate with me! She's the bridging the gap! Sure, I can do that, the Korean girl answers. Then the blonde girl says this (winning the movie Oscar nominations in the process), "Ching-chong, ching-chong, ching-chong."

America first means white nationalists first.

She and we are crushed, devastated. The blonde girl smiles cruelly. Are whites really that racist? Well, sometimes. It's not that whites went through Scouts and Brownie training (America's Hitler Youth and Brown Shirts programs for boys and girls), so much as it is a general insensitivity. Look at this white rapper appropriating Black culture to diss an Asian segment of the population. Come on, it's all in fun. She's just trying to go viral:

"Woah Vicky (Ching Chong Bitch)"

(Entertainment Vids) Oct. 10, 2017: All rights belong to WoahVicky Diss track against RiceGum, so STFU if you don't like it. It ain't for you! Back off.