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marvinthehaggler 1 point ago +1 / -0

Well, he did say "Ashkenazi". That is different from Sefardim, Mizrahim, etc. So he did put the focus on the Ashkenazim. However, to your point, he did not refer to them as Khazars. Which, for now, is probably a step too far through the Overton Window.

But that is coming.

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marvinthehaggler 2 points ago +2 / -0

Cool. I always just assume supermarket lard is hydrogenated. Will look for it.

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marvinthehaggler 8 points ago +8 / -0

Excellent! I need to find a good source of real lard.

And yes, when I saw that Salatin was being brought into the Administration, I swear I almost cried a tear. Heal this land. Heal this people.

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marvinthehaggler 7 points ago +7 / -0

The natural oils are not loaded with Omega 3. Also, the seed oils are typically extracted at very high pressure and usually the process involves some chemicals you would not want in your body (benzene, etc.).

Meanwhile, your body has been eating tallow for 200,000 years, so it knows what to do with tallow.

P.S. If you think tallow is great for fries (IT IS), for Christmas buy yourself some duck fat and make fries with that. Stupendous.

EDIT: I should add that this year I found duck fat at Walmart. Blew my mind that Walmart has duck fat.

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marvinthehaggler 6 points ago +6 / -0

No Republic has survived much past 250 years.

So we decided to have a second revolution inside the confines of our government, to get ourselves another 250 years.

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marvinthehaggler 2 points ago +2 / -0

Makes sense.

Btw, I do not think the Haka is, per se, a war dance. Polynesians were to some degree not often coming into contact with outside forces, because they populated remote islands. And even NZ is two islands and has some fairly robust territory that would to some degree keep tribes away from other tribes.

So the Haka was, if I understand it correctly, a greeting to foreigners that was also intended as a show of strength. A sort of "Welcome, but see our fierce warriors and do not attempt to abuse us." In rugby the All Blacks have in some ways turned it into a War Dance, and referencing your post here, I think some traditionalist Maoris have some reservations about that idea. But it makes for good television, and it may help to win matches (psychological warfare).

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marvinthehaggler 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yes that was why I sent it. It would gladden my heart if you would see yourself ... in them.

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marvinthehaggler 2 points ago +2 / -0

P.S. If you are unaware of this ceremony, I suspect you are unaware of "Once Were Warriors".

Please watch.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110729/

Much is lost. But not all.

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marvinthehaggler 2 points ago +2 / -0

Haha. A Haka. A "fierce greeting". A demonstration of strength and power.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haka

P.S. The New Zealand "All Blacks" Rugby Team perform a Haka at all of their matches, and it is quite demoralizing for the opponents.

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marvinthehaggler 2 points ago +2 / -0

When the New Zealand government asked the Maori tribes to make their claims on NZ's territory, in an effort to restore land to them, the Maoris claimed 400%+ of the land of New Zealand.

Which is to say that it would not surprise me if the tribes in that area (and, really, all over the USA) have conflicting claims on the land.

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marvinthehaggler 1 point ago +1 / -0

He's actually very adept at using recurves, in addition to using the commonly used compound bows that we generally use these days.

An archer who can run a compound bow is a great technician.

An archer who can run a recurve bow is an artist.

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