Winston Smith

[Martin Sellner @MartinSellner_]

NPCs will flock to Nolan’s Odyssey, drawn in just by his name.

They will not care about a black Helena and Athena, or transgender Greek soldiers. To them, The Odyssey will be just another Avengers movie in an ancient setting.

But their perception, and therefore our collective memory, will be altered. National consciousness will be reshaped. Diversity will be projected retroactively onto our mythological worlds. Archetypes will be overwritten.

This is psychological warfare.

And I have lost all respect for “conservative” talking heads who trivialize it, excuse it, or mock those who object.

You are complicit and you are a joke.

[AmericaOnlyBro @AmericaOnlyBro]

Charlie Kirk wasn't shot with a bullet he was accidentally decapitated with a piece of shrapnel from the miniature explosive in his microphone.

The explosive was supposed to blow out his chest and make the 30-06 by the patsy Tyler Robinson a no-brainer explanation and open-and-shut-case, but it malfunctioned and hit his neck.

This is why security immediately rushed to remove the devices involved, the security camera from behind Charlie was removed, they literally stole his body, Netanyahu immediately claimed it wasn't Israel and it took so long for the FBI to locate hte killer and the entire narrative was so obviously fake. They knew it went sloppy and had to rush to manufacture evidence to match the narrative.

The explosive was purchased in May 2025 from the Accurate Energetic Systems plant in Tennessee in a deal likely brokered by Deputy Secretary Of Defense Steve Feinberg and tested at Fort Huachuca in the days leading up to Charlie's death.

This is why there were pieces of glass in the van they hauled Charlie away in and why they had to pour several feet of concrete over the murder scene. There are probably still remnants from the explosive on the row of hats that were in front of Charlie.

They then blew up the Accurate Energetic Systems a month later to cover up all the evidence and killed 16 people in the process.

Little known fact, the month Charlie Kirk died Pete Hegseth bought that 2 million in lobster and crab and the United States military spent $300 billion dollars, the most it's ever spent in one month.

They were already planning the ground invasion. The war with Iran literally started the day he died; he was the wars first casualty.

Post by @GoUncensored - I agree with every last bit of it.

[₿en Wehrman @benwehrman]

Ursula Haverbeck, known in Germany as the "Nazi Grandma", became one of the most prominent holocaust deniers in modern European history.

A 96 year-old former accountant who worked at the Auschwitz concentration camp during World War 2, she spent decades publicly claiming that the systematic murder of 6 million Jews was a fabrication.

She was convicted multiple times by German courts for incitement and holocaust denial, and served prison time well into her nineties, before her death in 2024.

Germany has some of the strictest holocaust denial laws in the world. Haverbeck tested every single one of them.

The survivors and the dead deserve better than to have their reality denied by someone who was actually there.

[₿en Wehrman @benwehrman]

Jewish holocaust survivor Julius Herzog explains how he enjoyed using the swimming pool before work in Auschwitz

[Winston Smith @TexasForever365]

@memeticsisyphus You act like you’ve never seen a jury before. It’s not filled with fully employed people at the highest echelons of society.

[Marty @Son_of_Mars_III]

It's not just that Nolan had to erase Helen's beauty physically, but he had to erase it spiritually. A beautiful woman is effeminate, gentle, sweet, and quiet. Nolan's adaption is masculine, rude, disgusting, angry, and repulsive. There is no feminine beauty in this casting and it's 100% intentional. This movie is woke garbage.

[Morgoth @MorgothsReview]

They had to destroy the Odyssey because they didn’t want European men identifying with a man who gets lost then overcomes adversity and slaughters the raping tricksters and parasites who took over his home.

[hoe_math = PsychoMath @ItIsHoeMath]

This is why I tell the truth out loud as rudely and as often as possible.

People say I'm hateful.

Yeah. Yup.

I hate being told to live a lie.

Join me in calling out all the lies you can find in the rudest and truest possible way, or you're kind of a fag to be honest

[Jon Del Arroz | Sci-Fi And Fantasy @jondelarroz]

The cringiest changes in The Odyssey weren't the 3-minute cameos of Ellen Page and Lupita Nyong'o:

1. Odysseus at the beginning of the movie is nearly in tears and demands Penelope remarry if he doesn't make it back -- literally acting like a cuck, that was not the motivation here.
2. Penelope at the end of the movie gives a feminist rant about how she has the "experience" to be the monarch and the fact it has to be a male King leading is "stupid."
3. Odysseus spends the whole movie crying about the Trojan War and how "bad" it was and how it's bringing about the end of the Bronze Age and Greek civilization, which is complete nonsense.

There was no reason for any of this. It was just a complete rewrite that made zero sense in Greek culture. Christopher Nolan 2026 wokeified it.

[₿en Wehrman @benwehrman]

Fun fact: The "dumb blonde" moniker was created by Jews, and weaponized through media & entertainment channels tracing all the way back to 19th century plays.

By the 1950s, Jewish Hollywood had cemented blondes as vapid sex objects. Moguls like Billy Wilder (✡️) deliberately cast blonde actresses like Marilyn Monroe into dumb, airheaded roles to subvert the traditional blonde archetype of intelligence and purity (blondes in fact have the HIGHEST average IQ [103], when measured against other hair colors).

The trope was never about reality; it was a smear campaign to deteriorate the self-worth of White blondes, especially women.

[Carolyn Rockey @CarolynWRockey]

Jo Nagai was raising swallowtail butterflies at his home in Kobe, Japan, when he noticed something odd. The ones he had looked after as caterpillars seemed to recognize him. Wild butterflies fled. His didn't.
He was in second grade. He wrote a four-page letter to Dr. Martha Weiss, an entomologist at Georgetown University who had studied whether moths could retain memories through metamorphosis. He asked if she could help him design a version of her experiment for butterflies.
She said yes.
Using a muscle therapy device, Jo trained caterpillars to associate the scent of lavender with a mild vibration. When the caterpillars became butterflies, 70 per cent of them still avoided the lavender. Their brains had been completely rebuilt during metamorphosis. The memory survived anyway.
Then he bred them.
The offspring, which had never been trained, also avoided lavender. So did their grandchildren. Without ever experiencing the vibration, two generations of butterflies inherited an aversion to a scent their grandmother had been taught to fear.
Jo documented it all in a 33-page research paper and presented his findings at the International Congress of Entomology in Kobe in 2024. He was 10.
A second grader wrote a letter to a Georgetown professor, and together they found evidence that butterflies can pass memories down through generations.

-Wilderness Whisper

[The American Tribune @TAmTrib]

For all the people whining that critiques of Nolan's Odyssey are just chuds trying to stay mad about ancient texts being modernized...

Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet (1996) took a foundational text of Western society and updated it for modern audiences.

The cast was diverse to reflect inner-city gang rivalries which were making headlines at the time, and it was set in the heart of these troubles in Verona Beach.

Handguns were called "knives" and long guns called "swords". Everything was set against a totally contemporary backdrop. You'd think everyone would be up in arms and furious, right?

Wrong, it was generally well received by critics and home audiences. It earned $132.8 million in profits.

All because it kept the original spoken script of Shakespeare's play spoken by present-day people, and stayed true to the source material. It was an interesting take on a classic that had swag and didn't subvert the original for weirdo antisocial political agendas.

All you have to do is not fundamentally hate the story you're trying to tell (or the culture it comes from) while making a concerted effort to make it shittier. Make actual art and people will be just fine with it. Who knew?

[Fellow @fellowdelegates]

Before she resigns she should state that she made her birthright citizenship decision under duress and ask that it be nullified

[Kaguya’s Top Gal @hayasaka_aryan]

Zendaya adds a brand new expression to her collection in the Odyssey. She has such range

[Thrilla the Gorilla @ThrillaRilla369]

Raw milk killed 250,000
people last year.
Wait…wrong study.
That was medical
malpractice. Milk killed 5
people in the last 75 years.

[CinemaCopa @CopaExMachina]

Not sure why Christopher Nolan doesn't think the "Nobody" pun doesn't translate to modern dialogue. The Odyssey's "Nobody" pun might be nearly 3,000 years old yet remains one of the most famous literary tricks in human history. It holds up today because it is simultaneously a simple joke, linguistic genius, and adds to Odyssyeus's hubris.

There's even another layer to this trick. Odysseus knows he can't out muscle this guy. By stripping his name and becoming "Nobody", Odysseus proves that identity and strength are meaningless without intellect.

After defeating the Cyclops, Odysseus (safe on his ship) let's his ego gets the best of him. He can't stand even his "Nobody" alter ego getting the credit, so he screams his real name back at the Cyclops to let him know who really did this to him.

And of course, now that the cyclops knows it was really Odysseus, prays to Poseidon using his real name. Which in the poem, catches Odysseus a 10 year prison sentence out at sea.

The "Nobody" joke is insanely multilayered and the real punchline is Odysseus can't stand Nobody taking credit for his exploits.

The Odyssey (1997) | Andrei Konchalovsky

[Jeremy Wayne Tate @JeremyTate41]

No doubt the most important movie in a generation. To see a male, especially a white male, presented as virtuous, heroic, and worthy of imitation was a surreal experience. Every teenage boy in America should watch this twice.

[₿en Wehrman @benwehrman]

Did you know this?

[Richard “Beebo” Russell @proverbs_14_23]

Not a day goes by that I am not reminded of a famous study where men and women were forced to play a card game against an opponent.

Their opponent then either cheated and stole money from the subjects; or cooperated and played fairly.

Afterwards, the men and women were strapped into an FMRI, and watched as their prior opponent received a painful electric shock.

For men, the brain produced an empathic response when the honest opponent was shocked. But it produced no empathy, and in fact showed signs of a pleasure when the cheater was shocked. Their empathy was conditional on how the opponent behaved.

But for women… The brain produced an empathic response for both types of opponents. It didn’t matter if they had been cheated by them prior, they wanted to alleviate everyone’s suffering regardless.

This is their greatest asset, it is the feminine divine. It is the reason why a mother’s love is unconditional.

It’s also the reason why you will be stabbed to death in a Walmart parking lot by a borderline retarded Haitian with 73 prior convictions.

[Robin Monotti @robinmonotti]

"You should not be vaccine hesitant, you should be 100% vaccine hostile.

There are no "safe" vaccines. All vaccines are intentional poisons. All mechanisms of poisoning have been known and meticulously studied by the poisoners for at least 150 years."

Sasha Latypova, Retired pharma R & D ececutive.