Colin Wright

And what I said this back also in September of last year.

And then earlier this year, in response to Colin Wright, who said, if you think it's over, just wait.

If a Democrat wins the presidency in 2028, the censorship industrial complex will come back so fast you'll get whiplash.

The woke haven't been defeated.

Now when we need to make fun of terrible content, we will only have CNN, Slate, The Atlantic, Bulwark, 100,000 Influencers, Radio, TV, The Post, UK Publications, Al Jazeera, and Jesse Kelly.

Here's an interesting take from evolutionary biologist Colin Wright.

What baffles me is how these once popular publications would prefer to cease to exist entirely than hire a handful of non-woke, moderate, centrist writers in an attempt to appeal to even a slightly broader audience.

I won't read from their farewell article, which is completely boilerplate and actually sounds AI-generated.

So if you look at rates of inbreeding among certain groups, like the Pakistanis, it's just shocking.

And I had Colin Wright from the Manhattan Institute, who's an evolutionary biologist, a friend of mine, talk about what's wrong with inbreeding.

And I think that I had a funny title of my substack about that.

I have no problem with people having sex with their first cousins, provided they have some tubal vasectomy or something of that nature.

How on earth do you ever come up with these nonsensical imaginings that no one in his right mind could possibly believe, and yet which make us laugh with such abandon that we feel we're in some magical city named Hilariopolis in the country of Uproria in the bowels of a fiery hell? But no, my friends, I am not making this up.

Every one of those workshop topics was described in a Wall Street Journal article written by evolutionary biologist Colin Wright and clinical psychologist Andrew Hartz.

They write that an education department advisory board has recommended suspending the American Psychological Association's power to accredit psychologists on the basis that the association's members are not only crazier than chimpanzee subjects of an LSD experiment being run by escaped lab rats, but they're anti-Semitic to boot.

APA president, Dr. Tiffany Balderdash, angrily dismissed these accusations in a speech to an intimate gathering of her closest imaginary friends.

So you were like kind of there in the beginning.

Did you witness it? And I know early on, um, I was talking to Colin Wright who, I don't know if you know him, he has a blog called exile lifestyles and like very much blogs were the social network before social networks existed.

So a lot of people did cross posting and shared each other's blogs and, Did you have those kind of relationships with people that you built over the years? And what did you see in the beginning of this movement?

So I actually didn't do a lot of cross-posting.

On August 27, 1992, around 8 p.m. on a quiet country road outside Edinburgh, Scotland, two ordinary men experienced something extraordinary that has become legendary in UFO lore.

This event, known as the A-70 case, involved the alleged abduction of Gary Wood and Colin Wright by beings from another world.

The men were driving from Edinburgh to the village of Tarbrax on the A70 road, about 15 miles away.

They were on their way to repair a domestic appliance, expecting their usual 30-minute drive to be completely normal.

It kicked up an interesting conversation.

I think it was Colin Wright on X posted a survey that said w- if you had a gun and you saw this, what would be your reaction? Would you shoot the tiger to save the guy who just proactively jumped in the tiger cage? And then it started this big debate over whether or not we value animal lives over human lives.

I don't-

Well, here's the thing.

The T-Man.

Where is Colin Wright? Also, you boys should come to the Stampede this summer where I live if y'all like rodeo.

Greatest outdoor show on earth.

I'm a big rodeo fan.

lived in Calgary.

Did not.

So where's Colin Wright? They don't trust him, so he's not active.

I think that's the gist of it.