Zionist Jew head of CBS News: B Weiss

Bari Weiss: Last Week Tonight w/John Oliver

Marble bust of Jewish Zionist Bari at her new University donated by Palantir billionaire

My Dad owns TikTok and Oracle, part of Paramount, which owns CBS, so welcome Bari!

Seinfeld is so Upper West Side

(LastWeekTonight) Oct. 12, 2025: John Oliver discusses the Paramount Skydance merger, how they’ve named their new Editor-in-Chief of CBS News Bari Weiss, and what her editorial history and perspective mean for the future of [pro-Zionist, pro-Bibi Netanyahu Jewish mainstream] U.S. journalism. Plus, some notable moments in the history of the Upper West Side.

• Bari Weiss is Supreme Head of "University of Austin"

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Trump and the Press: Last Week Tonight

Trump & The Press: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

Trump for Emperor, Pope-King, Messiah, Führer

(LastWeekTonight) John Oliver discusses how Pres. Do Jo Trump is attempting to reshape coverage of him in the press, how he’s using his power to threaten American media outlets he doesn’t agree with, why this signals a slide toward authoritarianism for the U.S., and whether or not y'all can also see this twink we’re pretty sure is a ghost. Seriously. We are so scared.

(MEE) Arab trillions for Trump as Israel exterminates Gazans

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• John Oliver, Last Week Tonight, May 18, 2025; Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Taylor ruins Grammys, Barbie Eilish wins (TV)

Grammy L.A. Watch Party, Wisdom Quarterly; Blondie "She's So Dull," Trevor Noah, E! News, Kyle Osullivan, Express, 2/24/24

Every Grammy Awards show needs a Madonna, so either it's old Nazi Barbie or young Billie.

Biden's in town after porn destroys Billie's brain.

Where is self-proclaimed Jew and nutjob Kanye West when you need him? O-Rod was all set with an acceptance speech, but karma struck again!

It's as if the Grammys are just one big popularity contest. Oh, oh yeah. Why did Nazi Barbie snub Celine Dion? Why did she take a fourth "best album" when Beyonce is yet to receive one? Why does she bring a fan, come late with a phalanx of undercover security, and make everything about her? It's like Blondie says, "She's so dull, come on rip her to shreds." But good on her. Congratulations, Tay-Tay! Get back safe from Japan to be at the Big Game. You see what happened to Amelia Earhart, you know, if you rub the CIA the wrong way, never know what could happen: You're way past due 27.

Barbie, even I got nominated! - Shut up, Ken.

It is the Year of Barbie. Nazi Barbie wins best album, Miley Wannabe Barbie wins best song, Barbie Eilish and her Ken doll brother win for their Barbie soundtrack song. Dolls start sticking it to Trump. That's an awful lot of coincidences.

No underwear Miley on no talent Taylor

I could do simulated incest porn with Finn, yeah?

Billie Pirate Eilish scores with a song she and her brother Finneas didn't even write. By their own admission, it came out pure inspiration and desperation due to a time crunch and needing a song. That's the Unseen stepping in, but it's a touching song and they put the work in to be ready to be inspired.

Look at me, everybody! I have no undies!

And Miley Cyrus may be a horrible person (may), but "Flowers" is a great song, an instant classic. When first heard, we assumed it was a cover. That couldn't be her. In some alternate universe, due to the Mandela Effect, we feel sure someone else wrote and performed this a long time ago. But she does those stretch band exercises, and her dad hooks up with a young gay Black man to stay relevant, so that's a good call.

Sikh Law of Attraction practitioner once won (2017) for her spiritual album White Sun II.

Uh, maybe that'll be weird later. With Miley?

And what the heck was the new body double of Joe Biden doing in Los Angeles? Here to pick up big donations from the Grammy crowd no doubt. We're having the worst storm in four decades, told to stay off the streets, random power outages, predictable floods, filthy beaches contaminated with pet poop and motor oil (plus industrial waste, plastic debris, and condensed smog, not to mention overflowing sewage treatment plants that purposely dump untreated refuse when the water level gets too high with even just a little rain. We're a basin, and all the water flushes right out into our bay.

See gay LAist.com (NPR) for full coverage

It's the 66th Grammy Awards this 2024: Who are Grammy Awards 2024 winners? Billie Eilish and Kylie Minogue celebrate huge wins. The 2024 Grammys winners have been announced -- with [Illuminati types] Taylor Swift, Jay-Z, and Miley Cyrus coming out on top. It was hosted by topical humorist Jon Stewart Trevor Noah for the fourth time in a row -- and he was not holding back with the jokes....

Taylor Swift conspiracy!?

Trump hates CIA Asset Taylor, as conspiracies swirl about her influence

on football, the Grammys, and worst of all the coming psyop elections.

• Here are the details from Kyle Osullivan, Express.co.uk:

All the Grammy Award winners

Kyle Osullivan, Express.co.uk, Sunday, Feb. 4, 2024 | UPDATED: 05:23, Mon, Feb. 5, 2024

Billie Pirate Eilish and brother Finneas O'Connell, big winners tonight, on the red carpet.

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Was the Devil invited this year? He's gets so mad

The 66th Annual Grammy Awards took place tonight -- and we now know the names of all the big winners. The ceremony happened at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles [famous for promoting Bitcoin], celebrating the best music of the past year with the biggest names in the industry in attendance. Trevor Noah hosted the show for the fourth time in a row and was not holding back with the jokes. While Taylor Swift used the opportunity to make a huge announcement about her new album, she won the biggest award of the evening [sucking all the air out of the room and breaking the hearts of stars and fans alike. Olivia Rodrigo had her eye on that prize for Guts]. Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O'Connell picked up one of the first awards of the night for "What Was I Made For?" featured in the hit movie Barbie. [Were Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig cheering or fuming with envy, ruminating about not being nominated for Oscars for the same movie when Jake "Ken" Gyllenhaal did?] More

• FULL LIST: Who won Grammy Awards in 2024?
• VIDEO: TRUTH to "The Great Lies of History"

UN: Israel's action "points to a genocide"

Jerusalem Post, 11/18/23; Seth Auberon, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

UN says Israeli action in Gaza "points to a genocide"

It'd be a pity if something happened to the UN

According to the report, half of all civilian infrastructure in Gaza has been destroyed as a result of Israel’s [revenge attacks in the form of a cowardly] bombing campaign.

[Why a bombing campaign? To annihilate as many Palestinians as possible because they are either Hamas or supporters of Hamas, which makes them Hamas, which is ISIS, which is terror, which makes this a War on Terrorism, which makes it OK and legal...and moral].

A UN press release from November 16, 2023, has called for the international community to exert maximum pressure on Israel to end the fighting in Gaza and stated that the situation in the [Gaza] Strip points “to a genocide in the making.”

Quoting from a team of experts assembled to produce the report they state, “Many of us already raised the alarm about the risk of genocide in Gaza. We are deeply disturbed by the failure of governments to heed our call and to achieve an immediate ceasefire.

These are legal definitions of Israel's violations

“We are also profoundly concerned about the support of certain governments [here's looking at you, U.S.] for Israel's strategy of warfare against the besieged population of Gaza, and the failure of the international system to mobilize to prevent genocide.”

According to the report, half of all civilian infrastructure in Gaza has been destroyed [with thousands of children buried in the rubble, but they're not really 'innocent' because they would grow up to be guilty of being Arab and Palestinian on our land] as a result of Israel’s bombing campaign aimed to oust the Hamas terrorist group from power and ultimately destroy them.

People gather in front of the United Nations Headquarters in Jerusalem demanding for action to be taken to return the hostages kidnapped by Hamas during the October 7 attacks, in Jerusalem November 13, 2023 (credit: REUTERS/AMMAR AWAD).

Israel has been occupying Gaza, UN says

The report also stated the U.N.'s estimation that Israel has functioned as an occupying power, even within the Gaza Strip:

“Israel remains the occupying power in the occupied Palestinian territory, which also includes the Gaza Strip, and therefore cannot wage a war against the population under its belligerent occupation,” the U.N. said.

The press release concluded with a series of demands made by the experts, chiefly an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip but including the release of Palestinian prisoners and the invitation of UN forces into the West Bank and Gaza. More

• Israel’s ludicrous PROPAGANDA wins over the only audience that counts (The Nation)

Who are you going to believe, our propaganda or theirs?

Listen to our military (IDF) for better coverage!

What, you're going to believe the Jerusalem Post, that antisemitic blood libel rag [because you have to be an antisemite to print anything critical of Israel] on par with the anti-Jewish ravings of the New York Times? The ONLY dependably Zionist Jewish pro-Israel news comes from Knesset-approved IDF communications, which is why the State of Israel needs a Mossad Times, Shin Bet Tribune, or Netanyahu Post. The U.N., that biased organization that has always hated the Jewish race just for being Jewish and wanting to get all Jews killed off the face of the planet, who would believe anything a duly organized international agency would play fair with the Jews? *Irony*

• PROOF that this genocide will be OK with the international community once they see the tunnels that justify our bombing hospitals, ambulances, beheading babies (with precision guided missiles shot from jets going 600 MPH not knives), and exterminating vermin and women and children and elderly civilians: IDF says it located more Hamas terror tunnels, uncovers info on Gaza hostages
• Thunberg interrupted at climate march for pro-Palestinian stance - The Jerusalem Post (jpost.com)
• Jewish Voice for Peace (jvp.org)

FINEPRINT

It wasn't all Jews: notinournamemovement.org (jewishvoiceforpeace.org)

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Time traveler from 2671 warns of real 'Purge'

Rachel Hagan, Mirror.co.uk, 8/29/23 UPDATED 8/20/23; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

'Time traveller' comes back from the year 2671 to warn 'real-life Purge' is coming

Peekaboo, now we're here, too. Earth is ours

The self-professed time-traveler's latest baffling claim is that he has a list of catastrophic events coming in October of this year [2023]: He warns it will be a month that "makes history."

A TikToker who previously claimed to be a "time traveler from the Year 2671" has now warned that a real-life "Purge" will take place in October of this year, following a global power outage.

Eno Alaric, who is also known as @radianttimetraveller on TikTok, has gained more than 26,000 followers for posting warnings about supposed future events.

The social media user has previously issued warnings about twin planets colliding with Earth, alien visitors, and even the start of World War III. [Stay afraid because fear, a form of hate (dosa or aversion), is a motivation for self-defeating karma.]

The self-professed time-warper's latest baffling claim is that he has a list of catastrophic events coming in October this year: He warns it will be a month that "makes history."

In the video, which has gained more than 2,200 likes, Alaric explained:

"ATTENTION! Yes, I am a real-time traveler. These are the major events to come in October 2023. October is considered one of the most impactful months in history, due to many of these events.

• "October 3: An alien ship falls to Earth during a large meteor shower, containing hostile species. This alien escapes the pod as soon as it lands and begins to wreak havoc on large cities.
• "October 7: The James Webb Telescope sees a giant space creature eating stars. It will come to our solar system and eat the Sun next, and it could eliminate all life near it.
• "October 15: A human-like species is discovered inside of Mount Everest, with an entire civilization. They have telepathic abilities and want to control humans, they'll do anything for power.
• "October 29: A very powerful solar flare hits Earth, causing a global power outage. No machines work, and it turns into the 'Purge' for weeks, crime increases by 12,000%, and is very hard to get under control."

(Moon) Why are we so weak now? Freud's nephew: Edward "PR" Bernays

TikTok viewers took to the comments to debate over whether the warning could become a reality or not. One user wrote: "Halloween this year is going to be a doozie."

Another argued: "No time traveler prediction has ever come true." [Yeah, but he's so specific. "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail." I'm sure it'll all be alright.]

How Americans got so weak

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The fight for police-free schools (video)

Beacon Press (youtube.com/beaconbroadside); Xochitl, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Lessons from the Past. New directions for the Future

Who else will stand up for our environment?

There is an even worse pipeline than the one that causes filthy environmental damage with every inevitable spill polluting the land. It's the school-to-prison pipeline Kamala Harris and other built their careers on. Policies that are "harsh on kids," using the comforting and misleading euphemism "tough on crime," have turned schools into punishment camps to criminalize brown and black children. Get them young. Get them used to heavy policing. Get them in court. Get them ready for incarceration. It has to stop. More

Cities found on Moon: banned press release

Maria Gousseva; Strange Things, 6/9/18; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

 

Creepy ET priest

Reasonable people are aware of the activity of an advanced alien civilization close to us, on our moon (Soma, Chandra, Luna). However, are we psychologically ready for it? We still come across articles trying to answer the moot question, "Are we alone in the universe?" Meanwhile, the presence of other, higher-order reasoning beings has already been detected close our earth (Tierra, Bhumi, Eorðe).

• June's strawberry full moon (Buddhist uposatha)

Official 1996 press release

May be projected hologram to conceal truth

Here is an extract from the official press release: “NASA scientists and engineers participating in exploration of Mars and the Moon reported the results of their discoveries at a briefing at the Washington National Press Club on March 21, 1996. It was announced for the first time that man-made structures and objects [artifacts] have been discovered on the Moon.” SOURCE: bibliotecapleyades.net. 

However, this discovery was immediately classified as "secret," as it is so incredible that it might even shake existing social order, reports Russia's newspaper Vechernii Volgograd.

There are countless other inhabited worlds.

The scientists spoke rather cautiously and evasively about these objects, with the exception of a UFO. They always mentioned that the [artificial or humanoid-created] objects are possible and stated the information was still under study and that official results will be published later.

It was mentioned at the briefing as well that the Soviet Union used to possess photo materials proving the presence of such activity on the Moon.

Although what kind of activity was not identified, thousands of photo and video materials from the various Apollo and Clementine space programs showed many parts on the lunar surface where this activity and its traces were perfectly evident.

The videos and photos made by U.S. astronauts during the Apollo program were demonstrated at the briefing. More

• Second Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCBQ8... 
• StrangeThings... 
• Facebook.com/ReptilianRaceNWO...
• Twitter.com/StrangeThings16 

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Int'l Women's Day 2018: #PressforProgress

InternationalWomensDay.com; Press for Progress; Editors, Wisdom Quarterly

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Girl's Day? Men say no.

With the World Economic Forum's 2017 Global Gender Gap Report findings telling us that gender parity is more than 200 years away, there has never been a more important time to stay motivated and #PressforProgress!

And with global activism for women's equality fueled by movements like #MeToo, #TimesUp,  and others -- there is a strong global momentum striving for gender parity.

Yeah, shut up, you're a sex-slave-robot!

And while we know that gender parity won't happen overnight, the good news is that across the world women are making positive gains day after day.

There's now a very strong and growing global push of advocacy, activism, and support.
 

So we must be active, not complacent. More than ever there's a call-to-action to press forward and make progress toward gender parity.

It is a strong call to #PressforProgress. It is a strong call to motivate and unite friends, colleagues, and whole communities to think, act, and be gender inclusive.
 

International Women's Day is universal. It is not country, group, or organization-specific. The day belongs to all groups collectively everywhere. So together let's all be tenacious in accelerating gender parity. Collectively, let's all Press for Progress. More

It's not easy being a feminist when rightwing guys post mockery "cringe compilation" videos of SJWs in action. But we'll carry on. Maybe we'll learn something as we laugh along.

Buddhism in America (Columbia U. Press)

Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly; CUP.columbia.edu

I love the Buddha and immigrants rights (AP)

Over the past half century in America, Buddhism has grown from a transplanted philosophy to a full-fledged religious movement, rich in its own practices, leaders, adherents, and institutions.

Long favored as an essential guide to this history, Buddhism in America covers the three major groups that shape the tradition -- an emerging Asian immigrant population, native-born converts, and old-line Asian American Buddhists -- and their distinct yet spiritually connected efforts to remake Buddhism in a Western context.

This edition updates existing text and adds three new essays on contemporary developments in American Buddhism, particularly the aging of the baby boom population and its effect on American Buddhism's modern character.

 

New material includes revised information on the full range of communities profiled in the first edition; an added study of a second generation of young, Euro-American leaders and teachers; an accessible look at the increasing importance of meditation and neurobiological research; and a provocative consideration of the mindfulness movement in American culture.

 

Peace and social justice start within. So I sit.

The volume maintains its detailed account of South and East Asian influences on American Buddhist practices, as well as instances of interreligious dialogue, social activism in Buddhism, and complex gender roles within the community.

Introductory chapters describe Buddhism's arrival in America with the 19th-century Transcendentalists and rapid spread with the Beat Poets of the 1950s. The volume now concludes with a frank assessment of the challenges and prospects of American Buddhism in the 21st century. More
 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR 
Richard Hughes Seager is professor of religious studies at Hamilton College, author of Encountering the Dharma; The World's Parliament of Religions: The East-West Encounter, Chicago, 1893; Dawn of Religious Pluralism: Voices from the World's Parliament of Religions.

• Is gender an issue in Buddhism? (Stephen Batchelor)

Journalists and Snowden expose NSA (video)

Ashley Wells, Irma Quintero, CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly; Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, Nermeen Shaikh (DemocracyNow.com, April 14, 2014); Firstlook.org/TheIntercept

Journalists exposing NSA (zimbio)

Months ago, Laura Poitras and Glenn Greenwald (The Intercept) flew from New York to Hong Kong to meet NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. Poitras and Greenwald did not return to the US until Friday when they flew from Berlin to NY to accept the George Polk Award for National Security Reporting. They arrived not knowing if they would be detained or subpoenaed after Director of National Intelligence James Clapper described journalists working on NSA stories as Snowden’s "accomplices." At a news conference following the ceremony, Poitras and Greenwald took questions from reporters about their reporting and the U.S. government intimidation it has sparked. More

Obama: Yes to NSA's unconstitutional spying

In their first return to the US since exposing the NSA’s mass surveillance operations, the Intercept journalists were honored in NYC on Friday. They play key roles in reporting the massive trove of documents leaked by Snowden. 

They were joined by colleagues Ewen MacAskill of The Guardian and Barton Gellman of The Washington Post, with whom they shared the award. In their acceptance speeches, they paid tribute to their source: "Each one of these awards just provides further vindication that what [Snowden] did in coming forward was absolutely the right thing to do and merits gratitude, and not indictments and decades in prison," Greenwald said. "None of us would be here...without the fact that someone decided to sacrifice [his] life to make this information available," Poitras said. "And so this award is really for Edward Snowden."