N.D. Ely

Correcting myths and nonsense with facts and logic | Critiquing socialism, identity politics, govt overreach | Pointing out the obvious. America is exceptional.

[Allie Beth Stuckey @conservmillen]

This is no less sad than a baby being abandoned by his mother and left with strangers. But we’re supposed to laugh because his parents are gay.

This baby is desperately acting out his instincts to search for not just sustenance but comfort. We do not fully know the psychological and physical damage caused by repeatedly denying that. But we risk it anyway because his parents are gay.

We wouldn’t treat a puppy or kitten this way. No one does. You leave them with their mom for weeks to get the nourishment they need. We treat these human babies worse than we treat animals. And it’s all justified when the parents are gay.

We say we’re against buying and selling people. Everyone shudders at the thought of trafficking. But surrogacy by two men purchases eggs, rents a womb, and buys a product in the form of a baby. And we’re all supposed to celebrate because the parents are gay.

I just want to let you know: you don’t have to be okay with this cruelty just because the parents are gay. You can be brave enough to muster the most basic level of human decency and say: babies deserve a mom.

It’s not okay just because the parents are gay.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Woman who used to live in Iran under Sharia Law explains what it’s like

- When she turned 9 she was told she’s ready to be a mother
- In elementary school, during religious studies they tell little girls that if their hair is is out they're gonna be hanged from the strings of their hair and burn in hell
- They also told little girls in elementary school that if they speak to other boys, they're gonna be hanged from their tongues and burn in hell
- She says people are essentially starved during Ramadan because they aren’t allowed to eat, even pregnant women

“I was arrested twice by the morality police before the age of 16 for wearing open-toed sandals and painted toenails and having a quarter of my arm out. They took me to the station and I had to sign a bunch of paperwork and basically just saying that if this happens again, the consequences are going to be a lot worse.”

She says if you are 9 years old and a man is sexually attracted to you that’s your fault

She says she would be executed for making this video

My perspective on this is simple, Islam is a cancer to the world and it’s spreading. Democrats and liberals have completely allied themselves with Muslims and THIS is how America is going to be unless we stop the Democrat Party

Islam is a death cult who conquered and demand submission. It’s the most extreme oppressive government imaginable masquerading as a religion

DO NOT VOTE DEMOCRAT

[N.D. Ely @NDEly8]

@OurOwnNation Limiting female agency to protect women...Wasn't there a women's movement to end that?

[N.D. Ely @NDEly8]

@SenSanders Works of art funded by oligarchs:

Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling
Botticelli's Primavera
da Vinci's The Last Supper
da Vinci's Mona Lisa

(Oh and Issac Newton's Principia was published by a prosperous London Merchant)

[N.D. Ely @NDEly8]

CDC is Upside-down world:

"If it gets out that people are being injured or dying, then people will stop taking the shots."

(Well, yes, actually that's how it's supposed to work with experimental injections in free markets.)

"But people can't stop taking the shots because vaccines save lives. So we must tell them lies so they keep taking the shots."

(This should have no place at the CDC.)

[N.D. Ely @NDEly8]

"becoming prosperous and maintaining basic health and fitness both require one thing: the ability and discipline to withhold immediate gratification."

[el gato malo @boriquagato]

this is all just measuring one variable:

ability to pass a marshmallow test.

becoming prosperous and maintaining basic health and fitness both require one thing: the ability and discipline to withhold immediate gratification.

those with poor impulse control, high time preference, low discipline, and inability to image future conditional trade-offs tend to wind up poor.

once, fatness was a sign of wealth. it was an almost unimaginable goal for most people.

being poor meant being skinny because the world was poor and calories were expensive. the west is now rich and calories are cheap as dirt. there no gating factor there so the poor, with low impulse control, consume more and for the first time in human history, obesity now correlates to (relative) poverty.

[el gato malo @boriquagato]

this is all just measuring one variable:

ability to pass a marshmallow test.

becoming prosperous and maintaining basic health and fitness both require one thing: the ability and discipline to withhold immediate gratification.

those with poor impulse control, high time preference, low discipline, and inability to image future conditional trade-offs tend to wind up poor.

once, fatness was a sign of wealth. it was an almost unimaginable goal for most people.

being poor meant being skinny because the world was poor and calories were expensive. the west is now rich and calories are cheap as dirt. there no gating factor there so the poor, with low impulse control, consume more and for the first time in human history, obesity now correlates to (relative) poverty.

[VeBee🇺🇸✝️ @VeBo1991]

FACTS MATTER ! Those who lived it can attest to this truth ! Socialism is slavery !

[Jeffrey A Tucker @jeffreytucker]

Each reading I learn something new. Now I'm starting to get the hang of how it goes. Pain injection site. Rash. Swelling in armpit. Loss of control of limb. Neck pain. Spreading rash. Brain fog. Memory loss. So much of this follows a path, if not entirely predictable than certainly there is a pattern.

Every person thinks he is experiencing a rare case.

If anyone at the CDC had been reading, if public health had any real interest, there is a vast trove of detail in here that could have helped perhaps mitigate this. But no: the entire system was used as a psyop.

https://t.co/xGLKrrkcDa

[Rock Chartrand @RockChartrand]

Imagine telling someone in 1970 that by 2026 you’d need six figures just to buy a modest house in many places. They’d be shocked—until you explained 56 years of inflation.

Now imagine telling them something stranger: that the federal government would eventually spend more than $7 trillion a year, carry more than $40 trillion in debt, and that housing, healthcare, and higher education—three areas subjected to enormous government spending, subsidies, regulation, and intervention—would still be among the biggest affordability complaints.

But perhaps most shocking would be telling them that after all that spending, debt, and rising costs, the central planners never lost faith in their policies. Every failure merely became evidence that they hadn’t intervened enough.

Government became vastly more expensive while promising to make life less expensive—and somehow the prescription remained more government.

[Daniel Di Martino @DanielDiMartino]

This video has over half a million views in the last 24 hours on my instagram

The price of free things is your freedom

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

The Muslim terrorist who tried to crash Flydubai and kill 180 Jews was not radicalized; he was simply a faithful Muslim.

You need to understand that, in Islam, non-Muslim life has no value.

Stop projecting your own secularized Judeo-Christian worldview onto other cultures.

What you consider radicalism is simply being devout in Islam.

When you follow a prophet who literally beheaded an entire tribe because the leaders of that tribe were falsely accused of betraying Muhammad, then it is virtuous for you to crash a flight full of civilians because they belong to a country that rejected Islamic sovereignty.

[鈴森はるか 『haruka suzumori』 🇯🇵 @harukaawake]

🇯🇵 No, BBC. We are not "struggling with our identity" in Japan. It is you who is struggling with your identity.

We know who we are. We are Japanese. We are not Muslims. We have temples and shrines. We do not have mosques.

We will never forget who we are even if you do.

[el gato malo @boriquagato]

its a unique foible of the west that people with names like "bangladesh mohammed plundersani" are granted license to opine about what it is to be a member of the societies they colonize and criticize.

imagine the reaction to "ian smith" lecturing the locals on what it means to be pakistani or rhodesian.

these people are everything they professs to hate. they are not seeking justice or assimilation, they are praying upon western empathy to justify conquest.

[N.D. Ely @NDEly8]

@ericweinstein Oh, we've passed "preposterous" and are now at “unintelligible.”

[N.D. Ely @NDEly8]

@BernieSanders “before granting any power to the state, first imagine that power wielded by the politician you hate most, because one day it will be.” -EGM

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

91% of black female homicides in the US are committed by black men

8% are committed by black women

1% from all other categories

[Vlad @VladTheInflator]

Europe needs to understand we gave blacks 60 years and they still murder at the first rate, rape at the highest rate and use the most per capita welfare.

They're never going to be equal. They're a bioweapon when placed in White societies

[EducatëdHillbilly™ @RobProvince]

Muslims have been doing this to every country they invade for 1000s of years. Not sure what made the left think it would be any different now.

You get what you vote for.

[N.D. Ely @NDEly8]

@SenSanders Bernie, that is a false dichotomy (false dilemma). It treats two outcomes as mutually exclusive alternatives when they are not. Bernie uses false dilemmas because they work as persuasion even when they fail as logic.