The ghost of Walter Duranty is still writing for The New York Time

The New York Times is a pile of garbage.  The people who work there should be shamed daily for what they do there.

In their continuing effort to ruin the 50th Anniversary of the moon landing, they published more woke garbage on the space race.

See, it’s not who went to the moon, it’s who had the most women in space that what was really mattered.

But it is more disgusting than that.

The Soviet Union was heavily built on the backs of slave labor from oppressed farmers to political prisoners.  It was a nation where the average citizen lived in grinding poverty and under the constant fear of arrest.

The Soviets launched the first woman into space, after systematically murdering some 20 million of their own citizens for the crime of having one cow more than their neighbor.

Remember that Water Duranty, the Moscow bureau chief for The New York Times was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1932 for covering up the Holodomor, in which the Soviets deliberately starved to death millions of Ukrainians.

The Soviet army would take all the food the farmers grew.  All of it.

If any Ukrainian citizen was caught trying to glean the fields, trying to pick up a handful of grain off the dirt to eat, they and their family would be shot.

The Soviets denied this and Duranty willingly published only the official government statements.  For this, he was the pride and joy of The New York Times.

Clearly, the ghost of Walter Duranty is still inhabiting The New York Times building, being part of a culture that covers up every crime against humanity that the Soviets committed because of some superficial example of fairness.

I wonder if the praise heaped upon the Soviets for launching the first woman into space by The New York Times is any comfort to the families of the political prisoners worked to death in Siberia.

Welcome to woke.  It doesn’t matter how many people have to suffer and die under the boot heel of tyranny, as long as there is gender parity in a handful of state-sponsored accomplishments.

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Self-Defense is not a sporting event.

“What these three boys did was stupid,” said Leroy Schumacher.
Schumacher agrees his grandson and his friends made a bad decision, but not one worthy of deadly consequences.
“They knew they could be punished for it but they did not deserve to die,” said Schumacher.

Redfearn, 19-year old Maxwell Cook and 16-year old Jake Woodruff were shot by the homeowner’s son while breaking into the Wagoner County house Monday.

Schumacher says his grandson didn’t have a chance. The 17-year old, he says, never got into trouble.

“Brass knuckles against an AR-15, come on, who was afraid for their life,” said Schumacher.

Family member of teen burglary suspect killed in Wagoner County break-in speaks out

To this day I find amazing that we have people believing that a criminal should be given a “sporting chance” when committing a crime of violence.  His grandson and his friends did not give a fair warning to the family about what, when and how they were going to do and that is not “fair.”  But we kinda know criminals do that stuff and that is why we have this beautiful legal concept of the Castle Doctrine which allows us to used deadly force against anybody breaking in to our homes.

And dear grandpa, brass knuckles are categorized as deadly weapons. You are just pissed they are a close quarters instrument and your grandchild got bested by a weapon designed to use from afar. Stupid carries serious consequences when in the commission of a forcible felony.

Dumb Grandfather

But wait, there is more!

“There’s got to be a limit to that law, I mean he shot all three of them; there was no need for that,” said Schumacher.

It is because your kids could not instill the basics of decency and morality to your grandson (which kinda makes me wonder if you did your job with your own kids) that the young punk ended up with extra holes in his body. Lack of a decent upraising does not get cured by strangling the rights of people to live peacefully in their homes and repel attackers but by taking responsibility and teach your descendants that  bad behavior sometimes has deadly consequences.

So Mr. Schumacher, blame yourself for teaching that basic information nd don’t blame those who knew and did what they had to do to protect their home and family.

Hat Tip Ed S.

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Mass Killing Japan: 25 dead but thank God not by Guns. (Update: 33 killed)

Fire At Kyoto Animation, Twenty-Five Confirmed Dead And Suspected Arsonist In Police Custody [Update]

Kyoto Animation, one of Japan’s most popular anime studios, was reportedly set ablaze this morning in Japan. A man in his 40s was allegedly seen pouring a flammable liquid and setting it ablaze. He is currently in police custody.

Since n0 AR -15 or any other fully semi automatic assault weapon with a 700 round clip was involved, we must not include this mass killing in the world record.

Nothing to see here.


Blogson Jusichin informs me the casualty lit is now up to 33.

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And now it’s the NYT’s turn to sh*t on one of the greatest achievements of the 20th century

First WTOP had to memory hole the lead rocket scientist who made the moon landing possible because we hate Nazis so much we can’t begin to contextualize history.

Then the Washington Post had to go woke on the white male culture of 1960’s NASA.

In their relentless pursuit of shitting on American history for not meeting todays standards of wokeness, The New York Times had to have its turn to ruin the moon landing.

Get passed what, exactly?

Sally Ride was the first female astronaut, the youngest astronaut, and also the first lesbian astronaut for those out there keeping count of intersectional grievance points, going into space on the space shuttle Challenger on STS-7 on June 18, 1983.

That was just over a month before I was born.  Since then, there have been 44 other female American astronauts.

Female astronauts have been a thing since before I was alive and I am turning 36 this year.

Also, what about the gender bias of the early space program?

It’s like the NYT knows shit about the first Astronaut selection program.

Early astronaut requirements were:

Basically, those 1959 requirements were: Less than 40 years
of age; less than 5ft. 11 inches tall; excellent physical condition;
bachelor’s degree or equivalent in engineering; qualified jet pilot; graduate of test pilot school, and at least 1500 hours of flying time.

Test pilot school required combat experience.

Our astronauts were doing what nobody had done before and they wanted people who could function under extreme pressure.  That meant experienced military veterans, all officers.

So the gender bias of the astronaut program was a direct result of the gender bias of not letting women be combat pilots in WWII and Korea.

As far as I can tell, there is no purpose for this article except to shit on the Apollo missions by 2019 woke standards.  But that is what amounts to journalism today.  It adds nothing useful to the discussion but allows shit-ass grievance studies majors to feel big by tearing down the accomplishments of greater men they could never hope to measure up to.

 

 

 

 

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