Substack has a Nazi problem, according to some people who’ve probably had 15 booster shots. I’m literally shaking right now - what if some of these NAZIS I keep hearing about are reading my blog?! What if I’m contributing to the problem by hosting my excellent blog and podcast on a platform that also hosts NAZIS?!?! It’s bad enough that far-right extremists like J.K. Rowling and Joe Rogan have a platform to spout their hateful rhetoric. That’s why I left Twitter, after all. Or, as I should say, X - forgive me for deadnaming.
Over to our ‘Creepy Omens of the End-Times’ desk now, as a volcanic fissure over a mile long opened up in Reykanes, Iceland. I’ll leave it to Chris Knowles to dissect the synchro-weirdness.
King Charles III gave his second annual Christmas speech as monarch of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, a title that now carries approximately as much clout as ‘Imperial High Commander-in-Chief of the Waste Disposal Unit on the Titanic’. He mumbled some vague, soothing platitudes about helping one another, saving the planet, and how all religions boil down to “doing things that would be good for your social credit score, citizen.”
That’s all for now. Please forgive the recent slow-down in output - I will be back to a regular schedule very soon. I wish all of my readers my blessings for the New Year - and once again a big thank you to my paid subscribers, who make this blog possible.
A laugh and a smile, and it all doesn't seem so bad!
It's so bizarre, the way these people come up with non-existent problems. I remember when many used to hyperventilate about all the imagined "hate speech" on Twitter - at a time during which there was extensive censorship of any views but those aligning with the narratives of The Powers That Be, and hence there couldn't possibly have been vast swathes of "hate speech." It's probably like the drama that caused advertisers to leave X - almost entirely manufactured.