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  • Tucker Carlson Ep. 60 - Is The Lesson Of The Covid Disaster That We Should Give Its Architects More Power? Bret Weinstein On The World Health Organization’s Plans For You.

    01/06/2024 10:29:23 AM PST · by Enlightened1 · 19 replies
    X (formerly Twitter) ^ | 01/05/23 | Tucker Carlson
    Ep. 60 Is the lesson of the Covid disaster that we should give its architects more power? Bret Weinstein on the WHO’s plans for you. TIMESTAMPS (08:05) mRNA Vaccines(28:57) The WHO's Global Pandemic Plan(37:43) Mis, Dis & Mal-Information(54:58) Facing Goliath https://twitter.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1743405833667371329
  • Washington Deserves Its 'Brutalism'

    01/01/2021 6:26:47 AM PST · by Kaslin · 23 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | January 1, 2021 | David Harsaniy
    In his 1981 diatribe against contemporary American architecture, "From Bauhaus to Our House," Tom Wolfe notes that seemingly every American child "goes to a school in a building that looks like a duplicating-machine replacement-parts wholesale distribution center warehouse." Anecdotally speaking, this still seems to be the case in East Coast metro areas like Washington and New York City, where suburban teens shuffle in and out of buildings that could double as minimum-security prisons. Wolfe traces the problem to the Lost Generation, which internalized the notion that "they do things better in Europe." In architecture, this outlook was made manifest in...
  • How the Ancients Cut Stone with Sound Waves

    12/27/2019 5:42:49 PM PST · by wildbill · 81 replies
    Ancient Architects ^ | 12/20/2017 | Arthur Keely
    How did the #Ancient Civilisations cut and shape such intricate stonework like we see in #Ancient Egypt? How were holes seemingly drilled through solid granite? How did the #Incas create walls with perfectly connecting blocks of stone? Did they use traditional tools? Did they harness the power of the sun as I explained in a previous video? Or did they know the secrets of sound and this was a form of ancient high technology?
  • If 'community grid' replaces Interstate 81 in Syracuse, what will happen to the land?

    11/21/2018 8:29:54 AM PST · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 25 replies
    The Syracuse Post-Standard ^ | November 12, 2018 | Patrick Lohmann
    SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- If a "community grid" is chosen to replace Interstate 81 in downtown Syracuse, what will happen to the land that's now under the aging viaduct's shadow? Whether it will be turned into green space or developed commercially is still an open question, according to city and state officials. A group of local architects is hoping to force the issue. The local chapter of the American Institute of Architects estimated in a recent paper that 18.6 acres of land will be made available if the 1.4-mile elevated highway is taken down. Taking the viaduct down and beefing up...
  • The Architects of Western Decline: The Frankfurt School and Cultural Marxism

    06/25/2017 6:37:06 AM PDT · by Enlightened1 · 26 replies
    Youtube ^ | VertigoPolitix
    This is the long overdue study of the Frankfurt School and Cultural Marxist philosophy which now controls Western intellectualism, politics, and culture. It was by design; it was created by an internationalist intelligentsia to eradicate Western values, social systems, and European racial groups in a pre-emptive attempt to spark global, communist (think liberal) revolution. Andrew Breitbart's historical notes are taken into the narrative. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTmNWY0ZPfM
  • For Obamacare Architects, Problems are Features, not Bugs

    11/22/2013 5:44:52 AM PST · by Kaslin · 4 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | November 22, 2013 | Michael Barone
    The defects of the Obamacare website have become well known. But the problems with the law go further than the website. These problems are not incidental, but central to its design and the intentions of its architects. Many Obamacare backers, including Barack Obama, would prefer "single-payer" health insurance. The government would pay for everything and you would get health care for free. There is an inconsistency here with the way we treat other things regarded as the basics of life -- food, shelter, clothing. Government subsidizes food purchases only for some -- though a sharply increasing number in the Obama...
  • China's skyscraper boom buoys global industry

    12/05/2010 10:21:50 AM PST · by Hotlanta Mike · 12 replies
    Associated Press ^ | December 5, 2010 | JOE McDONALD
    BEIJING – The 121-story Shanghai Tower is more than China's next record-setting building: It's an economic lifeline for the elite club of skyscraper builders. Financial gloom has derailed plans for new towers in Chicago, Moscow, Dubai and other cities. But in China, work on the 2,074-foot (632-meter) Shanghai Tower, due to be completed in 2014, and dozens of other tall buildings is rushing ahead, powered by a buoyant economy and providing a steady stream of work to architects and engineers. The U.S. high-rise market is "pretty much dead," said Dan Winey, a managing director for Gensler, the Shanghai Tower's San...
  • McCrery Architects Design New Monastery for Carmelites of Wyoming (coffee anyone?)

    05/18/2010 5:32:11 PM PDT · by markomalley · 18 replies · 480+ views
    The Carmelites of Wyoming are looking to expand their present facilities, and McCrery Architects have come up an ambitious design for the Carmel. James McCrery, the architect, offers this statement: The vision for the New Carmel is for an authentically Catholic, Carmelite Monastery that embraces the French tradition of gothic architecture. This is the architecture that the Catholic Church truly owns! It developed in the 13th century in response to the strong growth of monastic life at that time. 800 years later, in this 21st century of Our Lord, these Holy Monks live a rich monastic life that is...
  • Smart Code?

    03/04/2006 1:07:28 PM PST · by Hurricane · 45 replies · 779+ views
    The Sun Herald ^ | Don Hammack
    I read this article as a heads up for folks on the gulf coast. It doesn't say much but doesn't have to. All folks have to do is go to the New Urbanism Website http://www.newurbanism.org/pages/416429/index.htm. I have been to one of these Charettes and they are loaded with Government controls on individual property. A critique of the Smart Code which is the term used for New Urbanism can be found here http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~pgordon/urbanism.html The problem here in Gulfport MS is that the elected officials(most of which are new) are too inexperienced to see the long range problems it poses for the...
  • Persepolis Architects Were Geologists Too

    12/24/2005 8:03:44 PM PST · by blam · 17 replies · 580+ views
    Tehran Times ^ | 12-24-2005
    Persepolis architects were geologists, too Tehran Times Culture Desk TEHRAN – Recent geological studies at the Persepolis historical site indicate that Achaemenid era architects used their unique knowledge of geology and mines in the construction of Persepolis, the Persian service of CHN reported on Thursday. The experts were well aware of the science of geology and were keen to discover underground sources of water, geologist Azam Zare said. The studies show that the Achaemenid experts had acquired specialized knowledge and technology, but it is unclear how they mastered these skills, she added. “The studies of the geological team at Persepolis...
  • OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR: Form Follows Fascism

    02/01/2005 7:33:28 AM PST · by Pharmboy · 20 replies · 946+ views
    NY Times ^ | January 31, 2005 | MARK STEVENS
    THE death last week of Philip Johnson, the nonagenarian enfant terrible, brought 20th-century architecture to a symbolic close. Even Mr. Johnson's friends sometimes doubted that he was an architect of the first rank, but friend and foe alike agreed that he was an emblematic figure of his time. But emblematic of what? In death, his role in American culture will come into sharper focus, and it's a darker picture than many have thought. Traditionally, Mr. Johnson is presented as the great champion of modern architecture - organizer of the landmark 1932 Museum of Modern Art show on the International Style,...
  • Clinton Library Architects Have A Sense Of Humor

    11/27/2004 10:06:35 AM PST · by Temple Owl · 15 replies · 1,133+ views
    The County Press (Suburban Phila.) (2dthoughts) ^ | 11-24-04 | William W. Lawrence
    The guys at Polshek Partnership Architects of New York City are either Republicans or else Democrats with a great sense of humor. Why else would they design the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Center to look like a double-wide on stilts? And no, no, no! The administrator of the library will not be the man who appeared on the Jay Leno Show and said he once ran a pornographic book store in New York City. They were just kidding. I think.* * *Yasser Arafat is really, really dead now. Darn, just when he and Jimmy Carter were on the verge of...