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Posted by M. C. on July 21, 2024
Board Track Racing on the massive wooden super speedways of the 1920s captured on film at the height of motorcycle racing’s Golden Age.
If you never heard of board track racing, now you have. When doing my mowing job as a youth (as opposed to my current mowing job) the carb caught on fire and I didn’t know what to do. A neighbor came out and said “Just rev the engine, it will suck the flame in the carb. When I was board track racing we had to do that all the time.”
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Posted by M. C. on July 20, 2024
Yes! This answers all your questions about lean angle and hard braking!
“Many riders will have some idea of how they can use their bodies for the benefit of performance, particularly when it comes to cornering positions, but in truth, many of those same riders will only be scratching the surface of what the very best are doing. When it comes to using the body to their advantage, modern MotoGP riders are taking things to a whole different level. Not just in how they hang off the bike, but in how they use their bodies through every single section of a given race track. In this video I’m going to highlight 7 key techniques that the very best riders are using, as well as attempting to convey just what it takes to operate at that level.”
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Posted by M. C. on July 19, 2024
By Allan Stevo
The CIA and the US State Department have run dozens of color revolutions all over the world for decades.
We, the American people, did not stop them. We largely looked the other way. In doing so, we enabled them and encouraged them. Sometimes we even cheered them on.
It was only a matter of time before those well-honed skills were turned on us.
Media reports suggest that Trump’s would-be assassin is dead.
That is simply not true. Trump’s assassin is not dead.
The name of Trump’s assassin is the CIA. If it is not the CIA proper, it is some similarly vile governmental entity that operates in the shadows to undermine the interests of the American dinner table.
Trump’s assassin is not dead. They are very much alive.
Their patsy is dead. Nothing more.
Yes, their patsy is dead.
They will put tremendous effort into getting us to pay attention to the patsy rather than the real problem.
Don’t be distracted.
They will put tremendous effort into getting us to pay attention to how he was killed and the heroism of it all.
Don’t be distracted.
They will put tremendous effort into getting us to pay attention to anything rather than the real problem.
A comfortable narrative for many right now is this — harsh Democrat talking points caused this assassination attempt. Illegitimate Joe Biden is to blame some will say, or the Squad, or some media lapdog, or sore loser Hillary, or illegitimate Kamala, or some other person that it is easy to dislike. How dare they speak inhumanely about Donald Trump! They led to this assassination attempt.
Don’t be distracted.
Mean talking points didn’t cause this assassination attempt.
The CIA caused this assassination attempt.
And they bungled it.
The CIA and the US State Department have run dozens of color revolutions all over the world for decades.
We, the American people, did not stop them. We largely looked the other way. In doing so, we enabled them and encouraged them. Sometimes we even cheered them on.
It was only a matter of time before those well-honed skills were turned on us.
In 2020, they ran a color revolution on us.
The public is either so clueless or the CIA is so well practiced that at least 90% of the public has no idea that a color revolution was run on them in 2020 by their own government.
You too may have been fooled. You may have never even considered such a thing until this very moment.
Accept it. From December 1, 2019, until January 20, 2021, a color revolution was run on you by your own government that resulted in a successful coup in which the President that the voters preferred and overwhelmingly voted for was removed from power. For four years you have lived under an illegitimate regime put in power by a CIA coup.
Don’t be distracted.
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Posted by M. C. on July 19, 2024
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Posted by M. C. on July 18, 2024
“As I write in my book Brothers, Robert Kennedy, who served as his brother’s attorney general and knew more about the dark side of American power than any other official of his day, was the first JFK conspiracy theorist. Journalist Jack Newfield, a close friend of RFK, told me: ‘With that amazing computer brain of his, he put it all together on the afternoon of November 22,’ the day in 1963 that President Kennedy was assassinated. Bobby Kennedy figured out that his brother was killed by CIA plotters, using members of the criminal underworld and Cuban exiles.
The attempt to assassinate Donald Trump and his heroic response to it are uppermost in our minds. We don’t yet know the details of who was involved in the attempt on his life, though I suspect that the “lone gunman” theory will turn out to be false. But the sad event offers us a chance to reflect on something that we do know, and that may well be relevant to the attempt on the former—and we trust soon to be next—president’s life: The CIA has been involved in numerous assassination plots since its inception.
One of these plots is especially important in current circumstances. The CIA is implicated in the assassination of President Kennedy in November 1963. Jacob Hornberger has done a great deal of research on this topic and here is what he says. “Why would the CIA snuff out the life of President Kennedy? Because Kennedy was determined to snuff out the life of the CIA, which the CIA, not surprisingly, considered would be a grave threat to ‘national security.’ Kennedy also was determined to move America in a direction different from that of the Pentagon, the CIA, and the NSA, which they considered would result in a communist takeover of the United States. Worst of all, Kennedy was saying good things about Russia and establishing friendly and normal relations with both Russia and Cuba. In the eyes of the national-security establishment, what Kennedy was doing was not only cowardly incompetence that would result in a communist takeover of the United States, it also consisted of treason. We all know what happens to traitors.
Thus, this was a war to the finish. If Kennedy lives, the CIA is put down, America makes friends with Russia and Cuba, and America’s militarist direction comes to an end. If Kennedy dies, the CIA survives and prospers, the never-ending hostility toward Russia and Cuba continues, and America’s militarist direction proceeds indefinitely. The die was cast, but Kennedy obviously proved to be no match for the overwhelming power of the national-security establishment.” See this.
For the same reasons, the CIA killed President Kennedy’s brother, Robert Kennedy. After Lyndon Johnson withdrew from the presidential race in 1968, Kennedy was the odds-on favorite to become the next president. He blamed the CIA for his brother’s death and was determined to bring the agency to heel. For that reason, the CIA had to kill him. David Talbot, the author of Brothers, a book about President Kennedy and his brother Robert Kennedy, gives a vivid account:
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Posted by M. C. on July 18, 2024
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Posted by M. C. on July 17, 2024
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Posted by M. C. on July 17, 2024
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Posted by M. C. on July 17, 2024
In sum, there ain’t no such thing as a market failure, the claims of most neoclassical economists to the contrary notwithstanding, certainly not this particular one.
https://walterblock.substack.com/p/is-informational-asymmetry-a-market
We all seek an end to fraud. Aside from being inherently wrong, this type of crime also undermines the economy. Yes, mutual gains from fraudulent transactions can still be made ex ante (looking ahead). This is so for all commercial interaction, without exception. Each side, even in fraudulent interactions, expects to gain in utility from the purchase or sale or rental or borrowing or lending, etc. However, fraud plays havoc with utility ex post (after the fact). Only one side can gain; the other is the clear loser. All men of good will must necessarily oppose fraud, as it is in opposition to human flourishing.
How, then, to eradicate fraud? One possibility is to declare informational asymmetry a market failure, and to have government address this problem. One way to do so would be for the state to educate the ignorant. Another equally positive approach would be to dumb down the smart. Here we would employ Kurt Vonnegut’s “Handicapper General.” (Many critics think, not without good reason, that this is what public education now accomplishes.) A third option would be to do a bit of both. After all, the goal here is not to improve information; rather, it is to equalize it, amongst all of us.
Best of luck on this.
What positive can be said of such a silly proposal? One argument in its favor is that if there were full symmetry in terms of informational holdings, then, from a praxeological point of view, there could be no such thing as a swindle. If both parties had exactly the same knowledge of all relevant considerations to bring to the market, then it would be a logical contradiction for one to be able to take advantage of the other’s relative ignorance in any such manner.
But this is a highly problematic way of dealing with the problem. For one thing, only a small percentage of all commercial dealings are criminal in this way. Yet, of the almost 8 billion people now occupying the third rock from the sun, it would be difficult to reject the notion that there are roughly an equal number of people for whom it may be properly said that they have different amounts of information. Asymmetrical knowledge is here to stay,
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Posted by M. C. on July 16, 2024
by Tyler Durden
Friday, Jul 12, 2024 – 11:45 AM
Authored by Jonathan Turley via jonathanturley.org,
“The First Amendment Is Out of Control.” That headline in a recent column in the New York Times…
Some citizens seem sufficiently afraid or angry to surrender their free speech rights. They have lost faith in free speech. For the rest of us, their crisis of faith cannot be allowed to become a contagion. We must have a reawakening in this country that, despite our many divisions, we remain united by this indispensable human right.
“The First Amendment Is Out of Control.” That headline in a recent column in the New York Times warned Americans of a menace lurking around them and threatening their livelihoods and very lives. That menace is free speech and the media and academia are ramping up attacks on a right that once defined us as a people.
In my new book “The Indispensable Right: Free Speech in an Age of Rage,” I discuss how we are living in the most dangerous anti-free speech period in our history. An alliance of the government, corporations, academia, and media have assembled to create an unprecedented system of censorship, blacklisting, and speech regulation. This movement is expanding and accelerating in its effort to curtail the right that Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis once called “indispensable” to our constitutional system.
It is, of course, no easy task to convince a free people to give up a core part of identity and liberty. You have to make them afraid. Very afraid.
The current anti-free speech movement in the United States has its origins in higher education, where faculty have long argued that free speech is harmful. Starting in secondary schools, we have raised a generation of speech phobics who believe that opposing views are triggering and dangerous.
Anti-free speech books have been heralded in the media. University of Michigan Law Professor and MSNBC legal analyst Barbara McQuade has written how dangerous free speech is for the nation. Her book, “Attack from Within,” describes how free speech is what she calls the “Achilles Heel” of America, portraying this right not as the value that defines this nation but the threat that lurks within it.
McQuade and many on the left are working to convince people that “disinformation” is a threat to them and that free speech is the vehicle that makes them vulnerable.
It is a clarion’s call that has been pushed by President Joe Biden who claims that companies refusing to censor citizens are “killing people.” The Biden administration has sought to use disinformation to justify an unprecedented system of censorship.
As I have laid out in testimony before Congress, Jen Easterly, who heads the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, extended her agency’s mandate over “critical infrastructure” to include “our cognitive infrastructure.” The resulting censorship efforts included combating “malinformation” – described as information “based on fact, but used out of context to mislead, harm, or manipulate.” So, you can cite true facts but still be censored for misleading others.
The media has been running an unrelenting line of anti-free speech columns. Recently, the New York Times ran a column by former Biden official and Columbia University law professor Tim Wu describing how the First Amendment was “out of control” in protecting too much speech.
Wu insists that the First Amendment is now “beginning to threaten many of the essential jobs of the state, such as protecting national security and the safety and privacy of its citizens.” He bizarrely claims that the First Amendment “now mostly protects corporate interests.”
So free speech not only threatens your life, your job, and your privacy, but serves corporate masters. Ready to sign your rights away?
Wait, there is more.
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