NEON Notables – Third “POTUS memes. Lefties SCREAM!” Edition – for August 19, 2019 – #QAnon #GreatAwakening #NEONREVOLT

#NeonNotables are taking off! I’m enjoying writing these up so far, and the community seems to be benefiting from them, so I’m gonna keep at it!

Previous notables here, if you missed them:

NEON Notables – Second “Thunderstruck” Edition – for August 18, 2019 – #QAnon #GreatAwakening #NEONREVOLT

Got a lot of positive response to the first edition of NEON Notables, so as promised, I’m going to keep on plugging away at them. In case you missed the first Notables article, you can read i…

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I’m going to add a table of contents at the beginning of these articles now, to help people navigate these posts. Here’s what the stories look like for this edition of #NeonNotables:

• Trump Defunds Planned Parenthood!
• Bill Barr Appoints Dr. Kathleen Hawk Sawyer as the Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons
• “Western Intelligence Asset” Mifsud Gave Audio Tape Deposition Before Going into Hiding to Avoid being Suicided
• Prince Andrew Blind Item
• Elite Hollywood Sex Club SNCTVM sold to a Group called “The Circle”
• Democrats Want you to Eat Bugs
• Epstein Signed his Will Two Days Before Committing “Suicide.”
• JAMA Study Links Flouride Consumption During Pregnancy with Lower IQs
• Michael Anton Reads “Bronze Age Pervert” and talks about the “Alt-Right.”
• Ghislaine Maxwell Staged her Photo with her Attorney:
• POTUS memes. Lefties SCREAM!
• UPDATE: QAnonNotables thread:

Let’s get into the new #NeonNotables for August 19, 2019.

Trump Defunds Planned Parenthood!

Trump Defunds Planned Parenthood, Abortion Biz Loses $60 Million in Taxpayer Dollars

The Planned Parenthood abortion business announced today it will officially withdraw from the Title X program – costing it $60 million in taxpayer funds because it refuses to follow a new Trump administration rule that requires it to segment out its abortion business from legitimate health care if it wants federal funding under the program.

According to an interview granted by the lawyer for intelligence asset Joseph Mifsud to journalist John Solomon, professor Mifsud admitted to being a western intelligence asset who was part of a CIA intelligence “operation” against candidate Donald Trump in March 2016.

Yes, stop and read that introductory paragraph again….

Solomon notes that an audio-taped deposition exists from Joseph Mifsud prior to going into hiding after the 2016 Presidential election.  From the description it sounds like Mifsud anticipated his assisted suicide and recorded a deposition as leverage against his unwanted demise.

What Solomon describes would align with the CIA purposefully leaking the details about Mifsud to the Washington Post on July 1st, 2019.

In the synergy between the U.S. intelligence apparatus and their media agents, the CIA, DOJ and State Department have specific outlets assigned to public relations.

A long-tracked pattern reflects the DOJ and FBI leak their needs to the New York Times. The preferred outlet for the U.S. State Department is CNN; and the Washington Post generally comes out first with leaks in defense of the CIA agenda.

This pattern has been remarkably consistent for years.

Whole thing is worth reading. Don’t skip it!

Prince Andrew Blind Item:

Would be interesting to see what country he’s banned from, if anyone can find that info out.

Elite Hollywood Sex Club SNCTVM sold to a Group called “The Circle” – Founder writing a “Tell All” book.

From the Great Awakening group on Gab:

Founder Of New York’s Most Exclusive Sex Club Set To Write Tell-All Book

Damon Lawner, the founder of Snctm (Sanctum) which has hosted stars such as Gwyneth Paltrow and Bill Maher, has sold the sex party business and is writing a tell-all about his many experiences at the wild erotic club. At Snctm parties, guests pay up to $2,000 to attend and openly have sex in front of other guests.

Democrats Want you to Eat Bugs

Meat could be a target for higher taxes given criticism of the industry’s role in climate change, deforestation and animal cruelty, according to a report by Fitch Solutions Macro Research.

The idea is still its infancy and faces a lot of opposition from farming groups, but it’s emerging as a trend in Western Europe, said the research group. If taxes gain traction, it could encourage more people to switch to poultry or plant-based protein and help drive the popularity of meat substitutes.

“The global rise of sugar taxes makes it easy to envisage a similar wave of regulatory measures targeting the meat industry,” Fitch Solutions said. However, “it is highly unlikely that a tax would be implemented anytime soon in the United States or Brazil.”

In Germany, some politicians have proposed raising the sales tax on meat products to fund better livestock living conditions. A poll for the Funke media group showed a majority of Germans, or 56.4%, backed the measure, with more than a third calling it “very positive” and some 82% of voters for the environmentalist Greens in favor. Similar proposals have been introduced in Denmark and Sweden since 2016, Fitch Solutions said.

Bloomberg links never allow you to make nice cards for them, so here’s a text link:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-13/red-meat-could-be-the-next-sin-tax-after-sugar-fitch-says

Oh, and if you thought I was joking about the bug thing, no, I’m not.

The UN put out a whole report on it, not that long ago. This is the next step in demoralizing peoples around the world:

Click to access i3253e.pdf

Epstein Signed his Will Two Days Before Committing “Suicide.”

Epstein Signed His Will Two Days Before Committing Suicide: Report

Jeffrey Epstein signed a will just two days before he was found unresponsive in his prison cell, according to a new report. Epstein was found on Aug. 10 and declared dead about an hour later. Officials said last week that the death was a suicide.

Jeffrey Epstein signed a will just two days before he was found unresponsive in his prison cell, according to a new report.

Epstein was found on Aug. 10 and declared dead about an hour later. Officials said last week that the death was a suicide.

Epstein, who was said to be involved in the financial world, signed his will, which was filed in the U.S. Virgin Islands, on Aug. 8, according to a copy obtained and published by the New York Post. TMZ also reported on the document.

The will showed that Epstein was worth $577,672,654, or about $18 million more than he previously stated in court papers when his legal team was trying to get him bailed out, and that he put all of his holdings in a trust called The 1953 Trust.

The entire filing was 21 pages and included a copy of his death certificate.

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The executors were named as Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, both longtime lawyers for Epstein.

According to Yahoo!, Indyke started working with Epstein since 1995 or earlier, citing public records.

“Indkye’s name appears on charitable filings, real estate records, trademark filings, and other business matters related to Epstein and his inner circle,” the outlet reported. It said Kahn has also worked for decades for Epstein.

JAMA Study Links Flouride Consumption During Pregnancy with Lower IQs:

The kooks were right again!

Study prompts call for lower fluoride consumption by pregnant women

(Reuters Health) – Adding fluoride to the water supply prevents tooth decay, but women who drink fluoridated water during pregnancy may also trim the IQs of their male children by a few points, according to a Canadian study that suggests a serious drawback to a long-established public health intervention.

 Adding fluoride to the water supply prevents tooth decay, but women who drink fluoridated water during pregnancy may also trim the IQs of their male children by a few points, according to a Canadian study that suggests a serious drawback to a long-established public health intervention.

The study in JAMA Pediatrics looked at fluoride consumption by pregnant women and the effect on their babies by age 3 or 4. It did not examine whether drinking fluoridated water or getting the mineral from other sources after birth suppresses a child’s intelligence.

The effect was clear for boys. Girls, on the other hand, showed an increase in I.Q., but it wasn’t statistically significant, meaning it could have been due to chance. The gender difference may reflect the fact and male and female brains may develop differently, the researchers said.

For the typical mother-to-be living in a community that adds fluoride to the drinking water, the decline in IQ was 1.5 points (for boys only) or 2.3 points, depending on how fluoride exposure was measured.

“We’re talking about the fetus and right now there is absolutely no benefit derived for the fetus” from fluoride, senior author Christine Till of York University in Toronto told Reuters Health in a telephone interview. “If anything, there is a potential for risk.”

Thus, she said, the idea of limiting fluoride during pregnancy is “a no brainer” – and a major source is fluoridated water.

Michael Anton Reads “Bronze Age Pervert” and talks about the “Alt-Right.”

Anton is always worth a read:

Are the Kids Al(t)right?

round a year ago, the editors of this august journal asked me to contribute a piece on the “alt-right.” I hesitated, for a number of reasons, at least two of which are relevant here. First, I did not then-and still do not-quite know what the “alt-right” is.

As is expected from Anton, he leans heavily on Machiavelli for his essay, and turns out a number of, I think, very wise admonitions for Bronze Age Pervert:

Reading BAM is certainly, on one level, to undergo a “process of brutalization.” Indeed, it will be all too easy for interns to comb through the book, find offensive statements (they are legion), and pass them up the chain for their bosses to hold out for two-minute-hates. The only reason this hasn’t happened yet is because the commissars haven’t taken any notice. If and when BAP’s identity should ever be revealed, the denunciation storm will follow instantly.

The strongest and easiest objections to make to Bronze Age Mindset are that it is “racist,” “anti-Semitic,” “anti-democratic,” “misogynistic,” and “homophobic.” And indeed, BAP delights in generalizing. The fact that he generalizes in neutral or positive ways at least as much as in negative ones won’t matter. In the current year, saying good things about good groups is good; saying bad things about bad groups is good; saying anything else about anyone else is bad. And yet very little—if anything—BAP says is more outrageous than even the mid-level outrages of Machiavelli or Nietzsche, and most is quite a bit gentler than what one finds in Marx, Lenin, Mao, Sayyid Qutb, Guevara, Alinsky, Foucault, or any number of fanatics whose screeds are taught in elite universities.

Rather than anticipate and litigate each individual charge, we can save time by bumping up a level, since all of BAP’s offenses fall under one broad heading, about which there can be no question he is sincere. BAP is, as noted, relentlessly hierarchical and this emphatically extends to human beings: the highest theme of Bronze Age Mindset is a sustained diatribe against the idea of human equality.

The disclaimer that he is writing exhortation, not philosophy, allows BAP to skip past hard questions that have bedeviled the greatest thinkers and statesmen for centuries. Everyone who has wrestled with the nature of man knows the myriad ways in which human beings are unequal—in talent, intellect, virtue, character, size, strength, and so many others. The key political questions arising from this natural inequality are, first, how justly to apportion scarce goods among unequal claims to merit but equal claims to common citizenship; and, second, who gets to rule?

The latter seems easier to answer. Figures from Plato to Thomas Jefferson affirm what common sense suggests: it’s best to be governed by the best. But who, exactly, are the best? The bravest? The smartest? The strongest? Before we can even contemplate a means to facilitate (in Jefferson’s words) the “natural aristoi into the offices of government” we have to agree on who the natural aristoi are. The easiest way to answer this question would be “those most adept at ruling.” But how do we identify them? Many who self-identify as adept at ruling have no business doing so but are simply out for themselves—pirates without ships. Indeed, one problem with BAP’s effusive praise for strength and daring—untempered by corresponding gestures to wisdom and moderation—is that it encourages such men to think they deserve a high place they have not earned, may not be fit for, and which they may very well abuse.

To this I suppose BAP would reply: in bugtimes, it is folly to praise that which is easily appropriated by bugman and used to strengthen and lengthen the Leviathan’s rule. In such times, preparation for the noble and just assault on the Leviathan becomes the highest rhetorical necessity.

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We may phrase the central question raised by Bronze Age Mindset as this: must equality always and everywhere be the enemy of excellence, or vice versa? BAP’s answer is an emphatic “Yes!”  But the American Founders didn’t think so. At the same time that they declared all men to be created equal, they also affirmed not merely the necessity but the nobility of the manly virtues. They sought to build a regime that honors strength, virtue, and justice simultaneously, recognizing some tension among those ends but seeing no inherent incompatibility. Nor can we dismiss this goal as merely aspirational on their part, as examples from George Washington to Andrew Jackson, Teddy Roosevelt, and Dwight Eisenhower show.

Those who identify as “Conservatives” should pay special attention to Anton’s conclusions, at the end of the essay:

We may phrase the central question raised by Bronze Age Mindset as this: must equality always and everywhere be the enemy of excellence, or vice versa? BAP’s answer is an emphatic “Yes!”  But the American Founders didn’t think so. At the same time that they declared all men to be created equal, they also affirmed not merely the necessity but the nobility of the manly virtues. They sought to build a regime that honors strength, virtue, and justice simultaneously, recognizing some tension among those ends but seeing no inherent incompatibility. Nor can we dismiss this goal as merely aspirational on their part, as examples from George Washington to Andrew Jackson, Teddy Roosevelt, and Dwight Eisenhower show.

BAP at any rate cannot be unaware that the practical questions raised above—and others—form insurmountable barriers to any stable, just, and lasting regime based on inequality. I suspect he would say: nothing lasts, much less anything great; your silly regime based on “equality” didn’t last either and gave us bugrule to boot; better a short period of rule by the highest men than centuries of bugdom; wouldn’t you rather have some greatness rather than none? One day as a lion and all that.

BAP says that “life appears at its peak…in the military state” and calls military rule inevitable in the West. But he nowhere clarifies how it will work—how, or whether, it will be distinguishable from the exploitation of the weak by the strong. The classics no less than Machiavelli affirm that every aristocracy hitherto known either was from the beginning, or quickly devolved into, oligarchy. Indeed, I find myself wondering whether BAP would dispute what seems so plainly obvious to me: namely that an indispensable foundation—and means of perpetuation—of the contemporary world he so despises is precisely a forced and false inequality under the guise of “meritocracy.” How much different—better—would our country look, feel, and operate if all human beings were treated equally before the law? How much more freedom to excel would BAP’s higher specimens enjoy?

Which brings us back to the kids. The reason this book is important is because it speaks directly to a youthful dissatisfaction (especially among white males) with equality as propagandized and imposed in our day: a hectoring, vindictive, resentful, levelling, hypocritical equality that punishes excellence and publicly denies all difference while at the same time elevating and enriching a decadent, incompetent, and corrupt elite.

BAP would say—indeed does say—that this is where the logic of equality inherently and inevitably leads. He even goes so far as to deny that the American Founders meant a word of their rhetoric. I think this is impossible to sustain as a historical matter, but on the larger philosophical question it is possible that the founders meant every word but were still wrong. It’s fair to say, however, that BAP’s followers take for granted that the idea of equality is false. They even have a derisive term for it: “equalism.” They dismiss the language of the founders, of rights, of the American political tradition as “Enlightenment,” which—rest assured—they don’t mean as a compliment.

And I have more bad news for my fellow conservatives: the talented kids who’ve found this book aren’t listening to us. It doesn’t matter whether they aren’t listening because they found the book, or they found the book because they aren’t listening. The fact remains that all our earnest explanations of the true meaning of equality, how it comports with nature, how it can answer their dissatisfactions, and how it’s been corrupted—none of that has made a dent.

This—of course—doesn’t mean that we should abandon our understanding. Truth is truth, and if we’re right, we’re right. But it does mean that we need to acknowledge a serious rhetorical deficiency that we’ve not even begun to learn how to overcome. In the spiritual war for the hearts and minds of the disaffected youth on the right, conservatism is losing. BAPism is winning.

Ghislaine Maxwell Staged her Photo with her Attorney:

Ghislaine Maxwell STAGED photo at In-N-Out with her attorney

The first picture of Ghislaine Maxwell in more than three years was staged by her close friend and attorney, Leah Saffian, DailyMail.com has learned exclusively Maxwell, 57, was photographed at an In-N-Out burger joint in Los Angeles and the photo was published on Thursday In the photo, Maxwell is seen staring at the camera with a tray of food and two drinks.

The first picture of Ghislaine Maxwell in more than three years was staged by her close friend and attorney, Leah Saffian, DailyMail.com has learned exclusively.

A photo of Maxwell, 57, was published last week at an In-N-Out Burger joint in Los Angeles, the day after DailyMail.com broke the world exclusive that Epstein’s alleged madam had been living under the radar at a Massachusetts mansion with her boyfriend Scott Borgerson for the past three years.

The In-N-Out burger joint picture was published by the New York Post on Thursday after they obtained it from Saffian, 60.

In the picture, Maxwell is seen staring at the camera with a tray of food and two drinks. A dog, which is understood to be Saffian’s dog named Dexter, is at her feet.

And for the record, I don’t believe the poster of “The Good Boys” was photoshopped into the background. I literally used to live right near this particular restaurant, and I’ve literally sat in that very chain Maxwell sat in, eating away at a double-double with cheese. Those were my old stomping grounds in LA.

And what some people don’t realize about LA is, being a movie town, their movie schedules are a bit different than the rest of the nation. It doesn’t surprise me at all that that particular poster would be up there, at that time – especially with how busy that particular area is.

So yeah. Literally eaten at that very restaurant multiple times. I believe the poster is real.

However, there are other artifacts in the photos that might be worth investigating. I’m seeing some evidence of photoshop being used on the bricks behind her, in one photo.

POTUS memes. Lefties SCREAM!

And that will wrap up this edition of NEON Notables.

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UPDATE: QAnonNotables on Twitter just published his list of Notables. You can check it out here, for a bunch of additional stories:

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