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Well, the English word "order" is ambiguous, it could also mean a select group of individuals (like the Templar order), and it is in fact a new world order he intends, same as Woodrow Wilson in 1918. There's not a single world order in politics either, the actual historical proposals that exist...

The translation differs so much from the original you found that it looks like a re-written version of the text. For example, in "the ruling dictum of the new order is; nothing is good so everything must be criticized and abolished, everything that was, must be gone", everything I set in italics...

"If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." My prediction is that they'll find a nail.

https://ballotpedia.org/Absentee/mail-in_voting_return_deadlines,_2020 has a table that shows 26 States allow mail-in ballots that have been postmarked on election day, or the day before; and the other States required the absentee ballot to be received by election day. I have been trying to...

Generally speaking, with a population as big as this, the sample size calculation might as well assume the population is infinite, because the true ratio you are trying to determine will not change by removing the people you surveyed from the pool. The confidence you have in your result then...

Thank you for your support; that's a fair point.

Using the video screenshot from post #1 and processing the helicopter shown in post #3, I get this (scaled by eyeball): I'll take answer 2, Matt. :-)

These are trick questions. I'd ask these differently: (1a) Do you believe that white heterosexual males hold onto power and bar women and non-whites from top positions? (1b) Do you believe that this is a result of a conspiracy, or is it just how the system works? (2a) Do you believe that, out...

I had a look at that from Streetview, and it seemed to me that there's too much land visible from that vantage point -- the perspective fits exactly with my photos: comparing the height of one of the "tent houses" to the distance from its tip to the horizon is 1:5 in the photo and in the video...

Looking at this video around the 8-minute mark (I edited the video link in the quote to start there), I see a "flashing" reflection of a red light on the helicopter blades. So that might be causing a very fast strobe to be observed.

From the subtitles transcript (via downsub): You see, in space if two metals come into contact they can actually fuse together without the need for heat or melting of either piece. And the reason for this is due to the fundamental structure of metals which is a little bit like this candy bar in...

the "good reason" to crop this image is to show the lights more clearly on a forum that auto-resizes pictures. If you're not aware that it could be a reflection, you may not think that the ground matters. I'm reading Ulrich's first post as offering to provide the raw images on request, so it...

I've cropped a bit off https://flickr.com/photos/ryanthescooterguy/50957656348/in/photostream/ (by Ryan Smith, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, thank you @Rory ) to correspond to your screenshot: Enlarging the interesting bit: I'd say the observer location seems plausible.

According to a current map, that Adrossan mine hill is actually 107m = 351 feet high. Source: https://en-au.topographic-map.com/maps/jvq2/Adelaide/ going by Walter Bislin's calculator, the 300 ft (100m) observer height makes the top of that hill coincide exactly with the horizon, so any slight...

I've been trying to get a direction from the sunset; the video was posted September 8th 2019, and the sun would set at 276° (see https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/australia/adelaide?month=9&year=2019 ) but the video sunset is actually much further North, implying that the video was taken some...

please ponder how the meaning of "far away" has changed over time when it comes to identifying objects approaching via the air or space, there's some military and scientific infrastructure dedicated to that examples: The U.S. Space Force maintains Upgraded Early Warning Radars (UEWR). These...

Every conspiracy theory scene is an echo chamber, and you're seeing the echoes. The single known source for this claim is Elizondo; as long as there isn't even a second independent source, the information is not worth anything. And even if such a video existed, we still wouldn't know what's on...

The problem with that argument is that you're ripping a factoid out of context because it suits your argument. Being *politically* conservative means you want the social structure (esp. the power structure) to remain a certain way, while being politically progressive means that you want society...

You've characterized metabunk posters as "rational and be quite balanced, irreligious, and committed to investigating an issue from all possible angles". I don't really think you have the data to support a statement on how religious we are; however, I believe the other traits are correlated with...

It didn't use to be that way. Well-educated people used to lean more Republican than Democrat (presumably because they're also wealthier), but that changed, and was strongly reversed when Obama got elected. So there's nothing innately Republican or Democrat that makes the well-educated (such...