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Well that was tough. It was unbearable to hear. I cannot imagine what it was like to have to give that speech, thinking of those tiny orphaned children.
“If you thought my husband’s mission was powerful before, you have no idea… You have no idea what you have just released across this entire nation, across the world." pic.twitter.com/5Yl0zU6w8I
Bumfuzzle. To confuse. Probably derived from the Old English dumfoozle, which is even better.
Cattywampus. I know this word as catty-corner, others say kitty-corner, and others, catawampus.
Gardyloo. Apparently this was the warning people in Edinburough would shout to passers-by in the street when they were about to dump their latrines (piss-pots, I guess) on to their heads.
A toilet in a castle was called a garderobe. It was just a closet of a room (a robe, I guess, like a wardobe) with a seat and a hole. The hole went down to a cesspit or else right down outside the wall, perhaps to fill the moat with brown trout.
So I think "gardeloo" must be something like "Look out, I'm using the garderobe."
Taradiddle. Nonsense, either twaddle or just a lie.
Snickersnee. A long cut-and-thrust knife of the 1700s.
Widdershins. Counter-clockwise.
Lollygag. To waste time, to lie around lazily.
Flibbertigibbet. Someone who can't stop talking, or who is flighty. I know this one from Erg's favorite movie, Joe vs. The Volcano.
Usage: David French is a quakebuttock, though if that is from cowardice or sexual anticipation, I cannot say for certain.
Humdudgeon: an imaginary illness or pain; a loud complaint about nothing.
This is interesting to me because I've been watching British detective shows and keep hearing the word "humbug," but used in the sense of "a kind of hard candy" rather than "nonsense." Maybe the original word used to say "nonsense" was "humdudgeon," but then people started using the shorter "humbug."
Usage: Jonah Goldberg is a fubsy fellow, and also likes kahhk.
Firkin: I just recently found out that "barrel" is a specific size/shape of cask -- a middle sort of size -- and that different casks have different names. "Firkin" is the smallest of these.
I think I sort of knew that: "Cheap Street" in old towns means "Market Street." Not "Low Quality Goods Street."
Update: I realized recently that all of the towns in Agatha Christie books named "Chipping something," like "Chipping Cleghorn," mean "the market at Cleghorn."
Clutch. Apparently this means "claw."
Aha! So "in his fiendish clutches" means "in his fiendish claws."
Compass. "To compass" as a verb means to "search for something."
Copener. A lover. Like a copulator.
Couth. Known. The past participle of the Old English cunnan, to know, which survives in the word ken. Beyond my ken = beyond my knowledge. I guess "uncouth" might mean uneducated? Or it can just mean "unknown" as in "a stranger," or "a foreigner," maybe.
Dayrim. Dawn, break of day.
Frippet. This is a good one: a pretty, frivolous young woman. Almost like flibbertigibbet.
Actually I know who said that, it was weft-cut loop. (Most of this post was written almost a year ago. I don't know when weft-cut loop said that. He probably doesn't even remember.)
I just came across this word, searching for a synonym for "ramble:"
pootle: to move somewhere slowly and with no real purpose.
Banana Dream added this one today:
unbosom
intransitive verb
1. To confide (one's thoughts or feelings).
2. To relieve (oneself) of troublesome thoughts or feelings.
3. To reveal one's thoughts or feelings.
4. to make known, disclose (as information previously kept secret)
| ...unbosomed his fear of dying only to his closest friends..
I'm going to use this in an engineering report somewhere. Just watch me. I'll sneak it in somehow.
I shelled out $15 (American) for a book called The Indispensable Dictionary of Unusual Words and I'm not eating that kind of outlay as a pure loss so here are some from the M's:
mang. to lead astray or to go astray. as an adjective, anxious or puzzled.
manqueller. A murderer.
manustupration. Masturbation. This seems to be closer to the original Latin for the term.
deliberate erotic self-stimulation," 1711 (earlier as mastupration, 1620s), from French masturbation and directly from Modern Latin masturbationem (nominative masturbatio), noun of action from past-participle stem of Latin masturbari "to masturbate."
The long-standing speculation is that this Latin word is altered (probably by influence of turbare "to disturb, confuse") from *manstuprare, from manu, ablative of manus "hand" (see manual) + stuprare "defile" (oneself), from stuprum "defilement, dishonor," related to stupere "to be stunned, stupefied" (see stupid).
That's a pretty bang-on etymology, really.
marplot. "An officious plot-marrer." That doesn't help me at all.
meable. "easily penetrated." This list was made for David French.
merdivorous. "eating dung." Again, a David French word.
meacock. An effeminate or cowardly man. Again....
mentulate. "well-hung." Mentula is Latin for penis. This isn't a word about David French, but one he uses frequently in his dating life.
migniard. dainty, delicate, mincing. Most words, I'm learning, describe David French.
mird. to meddle, or to fool around sexually. Like mirding a marriage by sleeping with the wife? I dunno. Back to David French.
miserotia. Aversion to sex.
mixty-maxty. mixed up, confused.
Mithridatism. an immunity to poison gained by slowly ingesting increasing dosages of the toxin. Named for Mithridates VI of Pontus, who gained poison immunity this way.
moll-buzz. A pickpocket specializing in picking the pockets of women (molls).
mome. a crashing bore, a buffoon.
momzer. an impossible person, a useless person, a pest, a liar, a troublemaker, a "nothing."
montjoy. a medieval French battle cry.
mool. dry earth or a grave.
morology. nonsense, foolishness.
mortpay. also called "Deadpay," payments incorrectly (or fraudulently) made to a dead soldier.
mossback. a conservative. Hey, why I oughtta...
mouthfriend. a false friend. Weird, I would have guessed it meant "a really really good friend."
mytacism. Using the letter M incorrectly, or to the extreme.
To wrap up:
mataeology. Useless or foolish conversation.
If you like this thread you might see another post like this in the future. If you don't like this thread, you also might see another post like this in the future. Seriously, fifteen bills is a big expense, I have to amortize that outlay over multiple posts.
Some nice posts about normie liberals waking up to the absolute cesspool of murder ideation and mental illness of their fellow lefties, and declaring they're walking away.
Also, some various less-political normies who now feel the courage to say enough is enough.
2. (Though she doesn't say she's a Democrat and might not be. But she's a nurse calling out the Murder Nurses who are praising the murder.)
3. A Christian who's always been afraid to speak up, speaks up.
4. As Kyle Becker remarks someone in management had "The Talk" with Katy Tur and told this braindead Tit Model that she was not allowed to advocate for murder on TV. I guess it's a rule this Keith-Olbermann Dick-Riding Whore wasn't aware of.
6. The liberal who asked the last question of Charlie Kirk, about transgenders, was trying to prove that the left wasn't violent. Now he confesses that he sees that they are.
7. A guy who is almost certainly a member of the Rainbow Coalition says he's quitting the left.
Left-wing Twitter right now is a schizophrenic scene where 50% of people are saying "nobody is suggesting Charlie deserved to get shot through the throat" and the other 50% very clearly suggesting "Charlie deserved to get shot through the throat" https://t.co/3RRBe1x9Bc
The attempt to blame left-liberals for Kirk's murder relies on the same dangerous theory liberals invoked to blame conservatives for the white supremacist slaughters in Buffalo, Charleston and the El Paso Walmart (e.g., those who accuse Dems of "replacing" Americans with immigration inspired those massacres).
Everyone says bad things about the other side in politics. The left calls MAGA fascist and the right calls the left deranged commies. You're not responsible for psychopaths who murder in the name of your cause (it'd be like blaming pro-life advocates for the murders of abortion doctors, which liberals also do).
As Kirk himself said: "WORDS ARE NOT VIOLENCE. ONLY VIOLENCE IS VIOLENCE." Stop trying to convert words and the expression of views into criminal violence.
No, Gleen, it's not the same. We are not attacking the left for having differences of political opinion. We are not attacking them for having weird beliefs.
We are attacking them for celebrating assassination and murder. We are attacking them for calling for the next "pew pew" against the President Donald Trump.
If Trump goes down -- we are at war.
You are right that most words are not violence. But some words are: Specifically those calling for someone to be killed, or praising an assassin for killing someone, with hopes that additional assassins will emerge.
That is what we are condemning. I do grant that some people are making the mistake of attempting to criminalize mere strong political invective -- but what we're really incensed by is that Taylor Lorenz continues to praise Luigi Mangione for his assassination and absolutely zero people in the supposedly "Respectable" media have even so much as chastised her for it.
Indeed, CNN had her on to giggle about it.
Either the left stops openly glorifying violence and calling for Trump or other Republicans to be "pew pewed" -- their puerile, cutesy way of saying "shot" -- or the right is going to start publishing our own Pew Pew Lists.
This is not a difference of political opinion. We on the right will not have a "debate" about whether leftwing assassins are allowed to murder us, our friends, or our leaders.
That will be a civil war situation.
It's not up for debate. Leftwingers arguing that it is justified to murder me, my friends, and my family, and my president, are not offering a political position. They are openly conspiring to commit murder, and we don't debate murderers. We arrest them and, if necessary, we kill them.
The left cannot put itself above the social compact. The basline, rock-bottom social compact is just "you and I are in the same tribe, the same nation, and I agree to not murder you if you agree not not murder me. And we also agree not to incite our more dangerous, mentally-unstable members to kill each other, either."
If we do not have that, we do not have a country, and we are in state of war. The rules of society do not apply, only the rules of war and violence do.
Larry Correia
@monsterhunter45
These poor fools are missing the big picture.
When there's a killing the left always tries to assign the killer to the right. We're used to it. And the vast majority of the right always overwhelmingly condemns the killer.
Only this time all the moderate normie republicans out there saw MILLIONS of liberals celebrate and justify the brutal murder of a man... all because that man held beliefs similar to theirs. Beliefs that regular Americans consider completely normal and common sense.
These normal folks were going about their day, then they saw some shocking brutality, and before they could even process it all their liberal friends were dancing in the blood and gleefully justifying it. "He deserved it for believing X and Y." And that normal person realized that they also believe X and Y, so them getting murdered would be just as celebrated too. At best they saw a "Murder is bad, BUT... he deserved it for believing X and Y."
And the lights go on.
It doesn't matter how hard the left scrambles to put the shooter in some particular ideological bucket to cover their asses and take no blame (as usual), because regular America saw how fucking gleeful libs were when somebody just like them dies horribly, and they realized that the left wants them dead. Not metaphorically. They want you to die. Some of us have known this for a long time because we pissed off the left somehow previously, but for the regular folks coming to that understanding is a life changing moment.
You ain't brushing this one off, Glenn.
We are not going to have a debate over whether we are legitimate targets for leftwing murderers.
If the left continues to cover up for its murderers, to celebrate murderers, to call for additional murders -- then we will too. If it's the rule for one, it's the rule for all.
Tim Hannan
@TimHannan
1 guy acted alone and they want to go to war? It's like they just were looking for any reason.
First of all: He didn't act alone. He had accomplices, who all thought this was a nice antifa lark.
Second of all:
Shoe
@shoe0nhead
one guy acted alone. then we saw the reaction of millions. some posting with their full names and faces. teachers, childcare workers, healthcare workers, hr professionals, game developers. hundreds of thousands of people that walk amongst every day, who live next door to us, people i thought were friends, people i thought were normal people celebrating the gruesome public execution of a father shot in the fucking throat in front of his young children, celebrating because he politically does not agree with them. we saw their real beliefs when the " in this house believe" shitlib mask was ripped off. sociopathic freaks.
This is what takes this from being "one man's crime" to a crime supported by, encouraged by, and covered up half the nation.
Either murder is forbidden for all or it is permitted for all. We will no longer permit the left's asymmetry of privilege to commit "glorious revolutionary murder" because they think they're on the right side of history.
Democrats accuse GOP for escalating political violence in wake of Kirk's assassination
Accuse the GOP for escalating violence? Not accuse them of?
Oh well, it's just a paid "professional writer," we can't expect them to understand how written speech and grammar work.
A growing number of Democratic lawmakers and political commentators have suggested that Charlie Kirk and the Republican party bear responsibility for the escalation of political violence in the country.
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For years, videos of Kirk debating left-leaning college students would go viral, giving birth to the popular phrase of "owning the libs" used within conservative circles.
Kirk's death has garnered condolences from both his allies, like Trump, to those politically opposed to him like former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Kamala Harris. However, others haven't been so sympathetic to Kirk or his family, insinuating that he and the Republican Party is partly to be blamed for the rise in political violence in the country.
On Thursday --just a day after Kirk's assassination -- Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) appeared on CNN, saying that all Americans "need to turn down the rhetoric" which is inciting violence. But he also pointed his finger at Republicans for being the main culprit.
"Let's be serious about where this violence is coming from," Moutlon said. "Of extremist violent attacks in America, extremist murders 76% are from right wing extremists. 4% are from left wing extremists. I condemn that 4%, but we also need to be honest about as a nation, about where this violence is coming from."
Moulton's comments come as Trump has vowed to target left-leaning groups espousing rhetoric which he says is responsible for Kirk's assassination, and other acts of political violence, including the assassination attempt on his own life.
Former Biden era White House press secretary turned MSNBC host Jen Psaki had accused Trump of escalating the tensions between conservatives and liberals in his video addressing Kirk's death.
"[T]here was a line at the end that I think -- I just wanted to raise and read," Psaki said. "At the end of this four-minute video, he [Trump] says, 'For years, those on the radical left have compared wonderful Americans like Charlie to Nazis and the world's worst mass murderers and criminals. This kind of rhetoric is directly responsible for the terrorism that we're seeing in our country today. And it must stop right now.'"
Psaki then stated, "And, obviously, there's a lot of rhetoric that is problematic. A lot of it is coming from one particular side and from one particular building. But what can be done, I fear, when this is an escalation, already, in less than 24 hours of this shooting?"
On Wednesday, CBS Mornings host Nate Burleson asked former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy if Kirk's assassination will lead Republicans to reflect on how their own rhetoric may be contributing to political violence.
Disinformation Expert Lizzy
@StarChamberMaid
CNN: Trump saying leftwing radicals are the problem is inciting violence.
More:
CNN is saying this isn't ideological but rather the "male loneliness epidemic"
Oh, perfect.
It's the videogames' fault, huh? Not the far-left internet radicalization pipeline?
The Reaping Phase
@AceofSpadesHQ
was the Trantifa Assassin radicalized on BlueSky? I don't know, but I know the repulsive Assassin Prep Media would be doing deep dives about Joe Rogan and Tim Pool if this were a right wing shooting.
Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old antifa demon brainwashed by hateful leftwing professors, was turned in by his father who was a former sheriff. The father basically told the kid that he had to turn himself in and go to prison.
He looks just like the grainy pictures the FBI distributed. There can be no doubt.
He even has the five o'clock shadow I noticed.
The "cultural phrases" on the bullet casings turned out to be:
* "Catch, fascist"
* "Bella ciao" (a reference to an Italian song used by resistance fighters in WWII that antifa uses as military anthem)
* A confusing reference that is reportedly a tip-of-the-hat to the LGBTQ mafia's.... "furry community." It's something like "bulges, notices, OWO" which, they say, are in-jokes in the furry community. Garrett? Confirmation or...?
Update! Here's the explanation, from XTC, who now has some additional explaining to do:
"OwO what's this/dis?" is a Furry thing.
And combined with the *notices bulge*, it means that he found out a "girl" he found hot is a dude, and is even MORE into it now.
Posted by: XTC
In addition, we know of an accomplice that is so far unnamed and uncaptured. In discord messages, Robinson spoke with someone who promised to leave the rifle at a "DROP POINT." This might have just been an illicit gun sale, or it might have been a promise to leave the gun in the sniper's nest so that Robinson wouldn't have to walk it into the campus.
We don't know who this person was. Was it an antifa member with access to rifles? And what of the Person Place or Thing who promised that Charlie Kirk would be "vaporized" "tomorrow," and wrote a song called "Charlie Kirk Dead at 31"? Was this a coincidence? Or was this the person who promised to leave the rifle at the "DROP POINT"?
We don't know. Developing, I guess.
Update:
Now, it appears that Robinson did not act alone in the shooting.
Governor Spencer Cox announced during an FBI Press Conference this morning that Robinson received instructions on Discord to pick up a rifle and an engraved case from a drop point.
He coordinated with others on the chat group Discord before the assassination, arranging with a so-called “friend” to retrieve the weapon.
🚨 BREAKING: It's just been confirmed Charlie Kirk's killer was a devout anti-fascist and seemingly viewed Kirk as a Nazi, engraving "Hey fascist, catch!" and anti-Nazi Italian resistance song "O Bella Ciao" pic.twitter.com/nziuadUB30
Your disgusting Regime media, which continues to cover up the left's, by which I mean their own, starring role as the mentors to the assassin:
Kyle Becker
@kylenabecker
MSNBC is deliberately misleading their left-wing viewers about the motives of the Charlie Kirk assassin.
The network claims there is "no theme" when it comes to Tyler Robinson's bullet casings.
He literally wrote "hey fascist! catch!" and Antifa phrases on bullet casings.
Just like there was "no motive" when a radical k*lled two children at a Minnesota church even though he had "kill Trump" and anti-Christian messages on the weapons.
And there was "no motive" when a 14-time repeat offender stabbed Iryna Zarutska and said "got that white girl."
What else is new? MSNBC has become an accomplice to political violence.
MSNBC is deliberately misleading their left-wing viewers about the motives of the Charlie Kirk assassin.
The network claims there is "no theme" when it comes to Tyler Robinson's bullet casings.
He literally wrote "hey fascist! catch!" and Antifa phrases on bullet casings.… pic.twitter.com/qua10d9gk5
One thing I don't get: the leftwing media along with rightwingers with perfect credentials are attacking Kash Patel and demanding his firing.
The reason? He announced that the "person of interest" they were looking for a couple of days ago had been captured. That man was then released, but apparently the complaint is that Kash Patel kept the public informed about a person of interest being located and questioned.
Chris Rufo, who is obviously no liberal NeverTrumper, is making this case.
"Person of interest" means just that. It does mean "suspect," but a suspect is, get this, just a suspect (suspected person, not convicted person) wanted for questioning and alibi-checking, not the proven culprit. I don't know how smart people can be so unsophisticated to think that when Kash Patel told people that the person of interest they were looking for had been found, he was making an iron-clad promise that "This is the guy! This is the guy!" and should be fired for making this promise.
Let me make this clear: Law enforcement is usually non-transparent and hides all of their investigatory steps precisely because they don't want people hearing about persons of interest and getting excited by it.
If you want Kash Patel to be transparent about all of his investigatory steps, then you have to accept that some of the steps he reports will end up being dry holes and false leads.
Now, if you want him to act like a normal law enforcement guy and just say absolutely nothing until they make an arrest, then complain about feeling "misled" by his efforts to keep you informed and in-the-loop.
If you actually want transparency, then you have to accept that sometimes you will hear people are being questioned who turn out to be perfectly innocent.
If you don't want transparency, and want law enforcement completely stonewalling until they're reading to bring charges, then keep running your mouths.
So Kash Patel interviewed one person of interest who turned out to be innocent and then, in less than 48 hours, found the culprit.
And we're demanding he be fired? Less than 48 hours wasn't fast enough?
Sometimes I think people on the right just expect to lose and even want to lose.
Reports from Steven Crowder and the Wall Street Journal indicate the ammunition found by the alleged assassin’s gun was marked with transgender messages.
. . . CNN noted the ammo was “scrawled with cultural phrases.” Breitbart News can report that sources familiar confirmed that the ammunition had such messages — like transgender and antifa — on them. 10 KJRA reported that Charlie Kirk “was answering a question about transgender shooters when he was fatally shot during an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.”
I'm sure the editors at CNN regard "ARBEIT MACHT FREI" and "FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA" as well as this pair of classic Leftist/Democrat sayings: "COLORED DRINKING FOUNTAIN" and "WHITES ONLY" as cultural phrases too.
As I noted yesterday that Charlie Kirk, may his memory be for a blessing, one of the most ardent champions of free speech for everyone should be silenced as he was attempting to practice what he preached is among the bitterest of ironies to be endured. And it underscores the unvarnished harsh reality of the Democrat Left
Charlie Kirk is dead because the modern Democrat Party wanted it this way. They could not stand 15 feet in front of him and debate his logic, so they took the coward’s path. They put a bullet in him from 200 yards away. This was not random, and it was not isolated. It was the predictable consequence of years of poisonous rhetoric, media collusion, and a political class that has normalized violence against conservatives.
A would say to Rep Harrigan that it's not the "Modern Democrat Party" but the Democrat Party almost since its inception if not certainly at the point when Tammany Hall founder Aaron Burr needlessly and cold-bloodedly slew Alexander Hamilton. And the rest as they say is history.
Again, at the risk of being repetitive but I think it's a crucial point and one which we discussed on the past two episodes of the podcast and which I have raised in many an editorial lo these many years now, unless and until American academia is completely purged of the anti-American, anti-Western, anti-Judeo/Christian rot that not only created or at best nurtured the monster who took Charlie Kirk from us but the criminal savages murdering, raping and burning our cities and towns to the ground.
We must utterly, ruthlessly and completely destroy the Castration/Indoctrination to Assassination Pipeline of the Democrat Left. President Trump has vowed to . .
Trump Vows to Catch ‘Each and Every’ Person or Organization Involved in Assassination of Charlie Kirk
Unless that includes the NEA/AFT, the DNC Gates, Ford, Rockefeller, Macarthur and all the other Foundations that are funding our national suicide America will barely make it to 250 let alone 275 or beyond. Certainly not as it was founded nor as we had hoped it could be.
If I am not mistaken there are laws on the books in several states holding parents accountable for the criminal actions of their children, which came about over the past few years in the wake of the wave of school shootings. Should this law not also extend to teachers and professors who pumped their brains full of Marxitst propaganda and in the case of transexuals, the frankenstein doctors who pumped them full of powerful psychoactive hormones?
Along with the sick, twisted panoply of pornographic obscenities from some of this nation's most despicable wastes of life in and out of government blaming Kirk, Trump and America itself for Charlie's martyrdom, there are a few that are postulating that his assassination was indeed a turning point for the nation.
Some say positive in that it awakened the sleeping giant in all of us and others to the perilous and dangerous road we are on that Charlie himself passionately pleaded against, but I fear it might also be waving a red flag at the leftist bull in that its okay to go full Luigi Mangione on anyone and everyone that Leftists slime as Nazi/Fascist/white supremacist/Islamophobe/Transphobe etc, ad nauseum. Again, as discussed in the podcast about 18-39 year-olds alarmingly supporting socialism/authoritarianism in the United States it flies in the face of the rosy optimism of some of the pundits' painting a positive outlook for the nation in the wake of Charlie Kirk's influence prior to his being taken from us.
Treat Campuses Like Terrorist Training Camps Charlie Kirk is dead because 1 in 3 students support violence against opposing speakers.
Seattle Public sshools won’t let parents opt out of gender lessons. (And this is how we get psychos who slaughter Catholic school children in prayer and evidently Charlie Kirk - jjs) Defying the Supreme Court to Push the Trans Agenda
Michael Walsh: The following is the late Charlie Kirk's essay for our book, Against the Corporate Media, published exactly one year before his assassination yesterday and reproduced here in its entirety. Charlie Kirk: 'The Falling Half-Life of a Lie'
The screenshot included a portion of the email which said: “The location of the firearm appears to match the suspects route of travel. The spent cartridge was still chambered in addition to three unspent rounds at the top fed magazine. All cartridges have engraved wording on them, expressing transgender and anti-fascist ideology.” Report: Alleged Charlie Kirk Assassin’s Ammo Engraved with Transgender Messages
Agents posted two images of the unidentified man and directed tips to the bureau’s 1-800-CALL-FBI line and dedicated a digital portal as the manhunt continues. Kirk, 31, was killed Wednesday during an outdoor campus event. (RELATED: Manhunt For Charlie Kirk’s Killer Continues Into Second Day After Two False Arrests) FBI Releases Photos Of Person Of Interest In Charlie Kirk Murder Search
During a speaking event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was fatally shot in what appears to be a politically motivated assassination. Since then, a vigil has been held in his honor and many have expressed their shock over the incident and prayed for his wife and young children. ‘Charlie’s Murderers’ Website Exposes Leftists Cheering the Assassination of Charlie Kirk
That’s a despicable headline. But we’re not saying it. That’s the political left’s explanation for why a decent young man with a family was gunned down on Wednesday ‘Charlie Kirk Wore His Skirt Too Short’
“Before we begin let me express the horror and grief of so many Americans of the heinous assassination of Charlie Kirk have felt,” Trump said. “Charlie was a giant of his generation, a champion of liberty and an inspiration to millions and millions of people. Our prayers are with his wonderful wife Erika and his beautiful children. Fantastic people they are. We miss him greatly. I have no doubt that Charlie’s voice and the courage he put into the hearts of countless people, especially young people, will live on.” Trump To Award Charlie Kirk Medal Of Freedom Following Assassination
America has lost a generational conservative talent who made the Right feel young and built a movement from the ground up—in a time when debate itself can get you killed. Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Marks a New Era
Batya Ungar-Sargon: Unlike his leftist haters, the man who was martyred this week in Utah for spreading his conservative beliefs with vigor and love wasn’t afraid to engage with views that contradicted his own. Even as they condemn it, the left gaslights us about Charlie Kirk’s death (They condemn it with faint ear-splitting ululations - jjs)
Shit-whore degenerate lowlife Hamilton, in a Facebook post made less than a day after Kirk’s gruesome death, alleged that the slain conservative activist had been “spewing racism” and “discrimination.” The Democrat lawmaker also posed an analogy between Kirk’s successful activism for conservative beliefs and causes to Decarlos Brown Jr., the mentally ill career criminal who murdered Iryna Zarutska, 23, on a light rail car in Charlotte, North Carolina on Aug. 22. Unhinged Dem Lawmaker Compares Slain Charlie Kirk To Charlotte Train Murderer
No longer satisfied with trying to win elections, the far left and its allies now routinely seem to wish instead for their political foes to die, and even to excuse political murder. (Far Left is a redundancy like radical Islam - jjs) RIP, Charlie Kirk: ‘Assassination Culture’ Claims Another Victim
Mike Cernovich put it this way on X: “The weakness of the GOP led us to this moment. A mass shooter attempted to murder dozens of Republican congress members. Few people even know this happened. Republicans ‘just took it,’ as they always do. And now Charlie Kirk is dead. Recognize what time it is or resign.” Assassinations Will Continue Until The GOP Creates Real Consequences For Leftist Violence (The GOP?! RUFKM?! - jjs)
Seattle-based reporter Jonathan Choe shared a photo on social media showing the alarming message scrawled across the bricks in front of Seattle Central College (200 million of us just like Charlie, and we're armed to the teeth - jjs) Threat to ‘Kill All Charlie Kirks’ Spray-Painted on Seattle College Campus
Fred Fleitz: Charlie Kirk’s assassination is a chilling attack on free speech, but his legacy will inspire new generations to defend faith, freedom, and America First values. (please God! - jjs) We Need More Charlie Kirks
CRIME & PUNISHMENT, NON-DOSTOYEVSKY
Naval Support Activity Annapolis, which oversees the Academy’s security, confirmed the lockdown to the Daily Caller News Foundation and said the response was being coordinated with local police agencies. A Naval Academy spokesperson told USNI News that the incident prompted an immediate shelter-in-place directive for all students, faculty, and staff. One Confirmed Victim With Serious Wounds At US Naval Academy
There's a kind of historical irony when a Spanish leader criticizes Israel for occupying land, considering that radical Muslims have viewed Spain itself as occupied territory since the Reconquista, when Christian kingdoms reclaimed the Iberian Peninsula from Muslim rulers. I challenge Sánchez to find any Muslim terrorist dedicated to the destruction of Israel who doesn't also pine for the "Return of Al-Andalus." The New Reconquest: Spain’s Answer to Collapse
“Appeasing both Washington and Beijing is not a viable strategy. . .The United States needs … to steer corporate power toward the pursuit of shared national interests.” Nvidia Is a National Security Risk
RED-GREENS, CLIMATE CHANGE HOAX, DEMOCRAT-LEFT WAR ON FOSSIL FUELS,
The self-inflicted pain of “decarbonization” is not accidental but by design -- a way of forcing a decrease in energy use to satisfy a perverted, anti-human ideology that preaches an apocalyptic vision with no basis in science or common sense. Greenhouses pay the costs of demonizing ‘greenhouse gas’
Robert Zimmerman: "Our educational system, including not just the universities but at all grades, from kindergarten to high school, have to return education back to the one fundamental concept that began with the Enlightenment in the 1600s and fueled our culture of freedom and tolerance for the next four hundred years. Educators have to once again become focused on teaching students how to think." America’s educational system is failing because it no longer teaches students how to think
American children are skipping school in staggering numbers. (considering far too many teachers are Communist pederasts, maybe it's not such a bad thing - jjs) Schools Are in Hooky Hell
Mexico’s La Jornada revealed that Del Angel Zuniga had been the Deputy Administrator of the Customs Office in Manzanillo in 2022 and was then replaced by Vice-Admiral Fernando Ruben Guerrero Alcantar. It was the admiral who sounded the alarm about the illegal sale and import of fuel but was killed in 2024 in a still unsolved crime. Fuel, Bribes, Bloodshed: Mexico’s Navy Scandal Sparks Speculation of Targeted Killings to Block Probe
Trump’s tough stance on China is clear—but the DOJ’s misstep in hiring Roger Alford shows the need for stricter vetting to keep pro-CCP influence out of government. The China Fan Who Made It Into The Trump Admin
Which is not saying that much since the survey has only existed for two years.
But not good news if your company was planning to burn through $115 billion in the next four years and just signed up for a $300 billion five-year cloud services plan.
For the first $25,000 of income anyway. If you're earning less than $150,000 overall. But that should definitely be welcome to most of the smaller US-based channels that I watch.
Don't worry, they just need to increase prices by 50% to cover that.
Musical Interlude
Song is I Turn My Camera On by Spoon. Anime is a whole bunch, but almost all from Kyoto Animation which is why the character designs and overall art style match so well across scenes.
Thursday Overnight Open Thread - September 11, 2025 [Doof]
—Open Blogger
Howdy Hordelings! Welcome to the Thursday ONT. Open thread, as always - also some fun and interesting stuff in the content. Glad you're here - now come on in!
Mike Rowe: “It feels like somebody … shot the First Amendment.”
“I think something extraordinary is going to happen in the days and weeks ahead.”
“Something that never comes through on those videos—you see a guy in a tent … you see somebody on the other side, and you see the very thing the country was built on.”
“Debate, disagreement, and exchange of ideas.”
“[Charlie Kirk] went into the lion’s den. He was brave.”
“I wonder if he was fearless. I wonder if he was scared. I wonder if he just did it anyway.”
Mike Rowe: “It feels like somebody … shot the First Amendment.”
“I think something extraordinary is going to happen in the days and weeks ahead.”
“Something that never comes through on those videos—you see a guy in a tent … you see somebody on the other side, and you see the… pic.twitter.com/61LdDx6JsW
Current CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Antonio Neri rose from call center agent at the company to chief executive officer. Doug McMillon, Walmart CEO, started off with a summer gig helping to unload trucks. It’s a similar story for GM CEO Mary Barra, who began on the assembly line at the automaker as an 18-year old. Those are the kinds of career ladder success arcs that have inspired workers, and Hollywood, but as AI is set to replace many entry-level jobs, it may also write that corporate character out of the plot.
The rise of AI has coincided with considerable organizational flattening, especially among middle management ranks. At the same time, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is among those who forecast 50% of entry-level jobs may be wiped out by AI as the technology improves, including being able to work eight-hour shifts without a break.
Check out the whole thing. Personally, I think there will be a tipping point of backlash against AI. I find it mostly frustrating and ineffective. But I'm also older than 29. What say you?
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Science Corner
More stuff I don't understand. Help me, science nerd Hordelings - you're my only hope!
For the first time in more than thirty years, the heaviest nucleus decaying via proton emission has been measured. The previous similar breakthrough was achieved in 1996.
The radioactive decay of atomic nuclei has been one of the keystones of nuclear physics since the beginning of nuclear research. Now the heaviest nucleus decaying via proton emission has been measured in the Accelerator Laboratory of the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.
Please check out the whole thing and provide a non-AI summary!
"This National Park in the Painted Desert Has a ‘Rainbow Forest’—and Route 66 Americana Vibes"
If you’re on a mission to visit some of the most underrated national parks across the U.S., you should probably have Petrified Forest on your radar.
Located in northeastern Arizona, it’s one of the state’s three national parks, alongside Grand Canyon National Park and Saguaro National Park. While a trip to the park will always be worthwhile, it'll be particularly fitting to visit it next year. In 2026, the U.S. Route 66 Centennial Commission will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the “Mother Road" and Petrified Forest is the only national park with a section of Historic Route 66.
The remnants of the famed highway—including a line of now-weathered telephone poles—are far from the only things to see within this nearly 222,000-acre, semi-arid park, though. Petrified Forest National Park is best known for its 200-million-plus-year-old plant and animal fossils from the Triassic Period, or the “Dawn of the Dinosaurs.” It’s a collection that includes the eponymous petrified logs, which were formed after trees were buried in an ancient river system; minerals then absorbed into the wood and replaced the organic material. The structures we see today are made up of nearly solid quartz, and the impurities within the quartz (like iron and carbon) result in a display of stunning colors.
Definitely an area of our beautiful country that's worth checking out!
"Whether you’re interested in history, technology, or a mix of both, these train museums will keep you entertained for hours."
(B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland)
The B&O museum is a cool place. Been there several times. Check out the link for all of them. Drop your recommendations in the comments, if you've been to any of these museums.
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DJ Doof - This Date in Music History Edition
from thisdayinmusic.com
Born on this date in 1943: American percussionist and musicologist Mickey Hart, best known as one of the two drummers of the rock band Grateful Dead.
The Dead on a Doof ONT? Will wonders never cease? Drop some links to your favorite Dead tracks in the comments.
Born on this date in 1953: American musician, singer, and songwriter Tommy Shaw from Styx and Damn Yankees
Born on this date in 1967: American singer, pianist, composer, and actor Harry Connick Jr.
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Tonight's ONT brought to you by the world's most unlucky photographer
President Donald Trump on Thursday participated in ceremonies honoring the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the 24th anniversary of the event.
"This morning, we recall the light of America's best and bravest and the love they showed in their final moments In their memory, we make a solemn pledge and a noble promise: we will honor -- always -- our great heroes," Trump said.
"On that fateful day, savage monsters attacked the very symbols of our civilization," he added. "Yet here in Virginia, and in New York, and in the skies over Pennsylvania, Americans did not hesitate. They stood on their feet, and they showed the world that we will never yield, we will never bend, we will never give up, and our great American flag will never, ever fail."
President Trump remembers 9/11: "Savage monsters attacked the very symbols of our civilization... Americans did not hesitate, they stood on their feet and they showed the world that we will never yield, never bend, never give up and our great American flag will never ever fail." pic.twitter.com/FhH0HLW5lz
One thing I didn't like about Trump in his first term was that he wasn't cool-headed. I know he had a lot of attacks incoming, but I think they really got to him, and he was on edge. And from that came a lot of the angry but impotent bluster that I didn't like.
The problem with anger isn't that it's always unjustified. It often is. But anger often makes you look foolish. The ideal man-- which we can never be -- would never be angry, because he would always have the confidence that in the end, he'll prevail over his enemies.
The thing about anger is: It shows that you do not have control over your situation, and you're lashing out emotionally over that. It's a double hit against your masculinity.
This time, maybe because of his success, maybe because he really does have a whole new perspective on life since his miraculous survival of yet another leftist assassination attempt, he is much cooler and much more presidential. I like it.
I mean, he still does bluster. He said he might deport Elon Musk or cancel the government's contracts with his businesses, which I didn't like.
But overall -- much more temperate and confident and cool.
He says -- cheerfully -- that he intends to dismantle the "radical left lunatic" networks.
🚨 BREAKING — PRESIDENT TRUMP ON CHARLIE KIRK:
"I'm really concerned for our country. We have a great country. We have radical left lunatics out there, just absolute lunatics, and we are going to get that problem SOLVED." 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/721xfrph9X
But a lot of nurses and doctors and of course teachers and government workers, including at the DOW, are still celebrating her widowhood and his children's orphanhood.
It's so sad they'll be unemployed and unemployable. Please join me in a moment of silence --
what's that, you're saying "No"? Oh okay, then like Congress, we'll move on.
"I am pleased to announce that I will soon be awarding Charlie Kirk, posthumously, the Presidential Medal of Freedom." - President Donald J. Trump pic.twitter.com/RGdyImmNJZ
Trump said he had "some indication" of the Marxist assassin's motives, but wisely did not drop hints about it. He just coolly said we'll have more about that later.
"The real victims are the people who posted gleeful celebrations of Charlie Kirk's cold-blooded murder, under their own names" -- journalists, typing away at this very moment
Little did he know, the report had already been filed:
Oh no! You literally just spent 24 hours proclaiming that people should be murdered and now some other people are saying you should be murdered!
What have you done to deserve such a thing as this?!?!
You truly are The Real Victims Here!!!
What can I do to ease your burden?! Because I'm very, very #Concerned about your feelings of safety or non-safety.
Right-Wing Activists Are Targeting People for Allegedly Celebrating Charlie Kirk's Death
Extremists and an anonymously run website are posting identifying details about people accused of celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder online. Some of those targeted are now getting death threats.
Far-right influencers and violent extremists are posting identifying details about people they view as celebrating or glorifying the murder of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk. The campaign has been swift and widespread and has already led to at least one person losing their job and others receiving death threats.
It's "extremist" to name people cheering on political assassinations -- but not extremist at all to cheer on political assassinations. Got it.
What was it the left used to tell us when they still had the power to cancel us over Mean Tweets....? Ah yes: "Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences for your speech."
Pro-assassination murder-drunk lefties, welcome to the Consequences of Your Speech.
These are NOT radical blue-haired freaks. They are the highly-indoctrinated Democrat rank and file.
Oh no! What about their precious careeers, though! They spent six years in college pursuing DEI Studies! What about their careers?!?!
The left is out in force saying "pew pew" -- their infantile, puerile, cutesy way to say "shoot people with guns until they are dead and leave behind orphans."
But oh no! This website documents them saying more Republicans need to be "pew-pewed."
And they feel threatened when someone does something to make them feel like they're on a "pew pew" list themselves!
Someone made a central repository for all the leftist monsters cheering the assassination of Charlie Kirk. They will show up in search results by future potential employers. Karma can be instant. Good rule of thumb: Don't be an evil douche in the first place.…
Amateur extremist webzine Slate is worried that the right isn't taking its Assassination Medicine like compliant serfs and is actually getting angry.
The right's response to being laser-designated by the media for assassins' rifles is "ominous."
How terrible for them!
Oh? Why is that? Are you afraid that we are casting this as an apocalyptic conflict that can only be resolved "by any means necessary" and that might result in less-stable members of our community harming their opponents?
You say our words are violence? No. Let me introduce you to actual violence. Do you see the difference now, or do you need another lesson?
And -- more terrible news.
The same people who have been calling us a movement of violent fascist Nazis is upset that the Democrat Party is credibly charged as being a domestic terrorist operation!
Why, branding an entire political party a "domestic terrorist" group, like the GOP has been called by the media for ten plus years, could lead people into taking violent actions!
Paramount Skydance is planning to make a majority cash bid for CNN parent company Warner Bros. Discovery in an effort to consolidate the media giants, according to reporting in The Wall Street Journal on Thursday.
"The bid will be for the entire company, including its cable networks and movie studio," people familiar with the situation told WSJ.
Skydance is run by David Ellison, son of multi-billionaire Larry Ellison who co-founded Oracle Corporation.
Skydance officially merged with Paramount in an $8 billion deal just weeks ago after CBS agreed to settle a lawsuit with President Donald Trump for $16 million. Trump had claimed that a 60 Minutes interview with Kamala Harris was "unfairly edited" and put him at a disadvantage in the 2024 election.
Note the fear. They know that the monkeys have been running around the zoo shitting all over everything for 20 years and they're afraid that reasoning humans might put them back in their cages.
Dylan Byers reported that Bari Weiss might end up with a big position overseeing both irredeemable anti-journalistic outfits. He doesn't say if this is based on sources' statements or is just his idle, clickbait speculation:
Dylan Byers
@DylanByers
Very real possibility now:
Paramount buys Warner Bros. Discovery, unites CBS News and CNN, and expands Bari Weiss's purview as "editor-in-chief" or "co-president" to include both...
Speaking of CBS: Despite having almost zero viewers, CBS's despised morning show thinks it has the swagger to casually support Charlie Kirk's murder.
Nate Burleson says that it's time for Republicans to reflect on our responsibility for political violence. He also declares that Charlie Kirk "offended" some "groups," and therefore he's responsible for his own murder.
He shouldn't have "offended" special protected "groups" that are allowed to murder you, you see.
DRIVE-BY MEDIA: CBS Morning host Nate Burleson lectures Republicans to moderate their language and accept responsibility for Charlie’s death. pic.twitter.com/zZRHPi5gQS
If you didn't hear, there was a " " " bomb threat " " " at the DNC earlier today, which most immediately guessed was called in by a leftwing ally to portray the left as The Real Victims Here.
"Jussie Smollett called it in" was one take.
Guess what, it was a fake.
OSINTdefender
@sentdefender
The bomb threat earlier at the Headquarters of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in Washington, D.C. was determined to not be credible, according to a Spokesperson for the DNC.
And:
Rep. Ilhan Omar is happy Charlie Kirk was kiIIed: "He downplayed George Floyd. He opposed Juneteenth."
But Trump Didn't Lower Prices Yet!: Inflation Comes In at Negative 0.1%, Meaning Prices Came Down in July in Absolute (not Just Relative) Terms
—Ace
Trump has been making the case for months that we are no longer in Biden's "transitory inflation" phase. Jerome Powell never pre-emptively raised interest rates due to Biden's inflationary spending, and actually lowered them just before the election to boost Biden's chances, despite inflation still being well above the target rate.
Meanwhile, he refuses to lower interest rates for Trump, despite 1, inflation near the 2% target, and 2, signs of a weakening job market.
Well, inflation for July had been "expected" by "experts" to come in at 0.3%, for an annualized rate of 3.6%. Instead, they came in at -0.1%, meaning prices went down, and if this rate were annualized, prices would come down 1.2% for the year.
As I've said, the fed fears deflation because people will tend to sit on their money if they know their money increases in value just by hoarding it.
Will he finally reduce rates? Allegedly he's considering doing so for later this month, but just by a small amount. 0.25% or 0.5%.
Stocks hit fresh records Wednesday after new inflation data bolstered investor confidence about coming Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.
A surge in shares of Oracle, which said artificial intelligence had fueled an "astonishing quarter," sparked a broader rally in AI-related stocks. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rose to new closing highs, a day after all three major indexes did so.
...
A gauge of wholesale inflation showed prices unexpectedly edged 0.1% lower in August, after jumping a month earlier. Economists had expected a 0.3% monthly rise. An equivalent readout on consumer prices is due Thursday.
"Just out: No Inflation!!!" President Trump posted on his social-media platform.
Note from Ace: While we wait to hear about Charlie Kirk, and wait for the next MSNBC incitement to leftwingers to assassinate more Republican normies, TJM has some thoughts about the Iryna Karutska slaying.
So, I live outside of Charlotte, NC, but I simply don't consume local news. I never have, no matter where I've lived. I'm just not of the generation that reads local newspapers or watches local broadcast news. However, the story of Iryna Zarutska has fascinated me, and I think it's partially driven by a small discussion my wife, Dolley, and I had when we first moved to the area.
We moved to the city's environs because she got a major job offer from a major employer. We didn't want to pay Mecklenburg County house prices, so we ended up settling on a house in a rural/suburban area in an outlying county. Then the discussion started about how she would get to work. She eventually just settled on driving (I work remotely for a company based in another city and can work anywhere), but for a time she looked into using the light rail, the same light rail that Zarutska was murdered on.
So, it's caught my eye since news of it first broke in the final week of August.
Of course, it didn't actually blow up as a news story until this weekend when the police released the footage from the train of the murder. Not footage that's hard to parse with crowds or action in the corner of a frame. Center-frame violent murder, even with the actual second of the act cut out in the initial release (the actual murder footage has also been released, and it's...brutal), the image of Decarlos Brown's arm fully extended and swooping in with a knife to an unsuspecting girl is potent, the kind a written description will never be.
And it did blow up. It blew up on social media. News organizations ignored it as long as possible, hoping it would go away, but once Elon Musk xeeted about it a dozen times and even President Trump mentioned it more than once, and the mayor of Charlotte put out a statement on it, the media finally felt the need to report it, mostly framing it as nasty MAGAts using murder to advance a narrative.
The centerpiece of this reaction has to been Sex Machine Brian Stetler's rant about how the murder wasn't newsworthy (also that the attention to the story is racist because leftist logic).
My proposed definition of news includes several elements that are not wholly subjective (though this does not mean they are unambiguous): timeliness, interest for a given community, significance. These look beyond the journalists' personal preferences outward to phenomena in the world that can be discussed, if not measured.
Was the murder of Zarutska these three things? Was it timely? Well, the video was new news, kind of like the newest addition to an ongoing investigation, so I think it counts there. Was it of interest for a given community? Was it significant? These two require some digging.
Significance
Let's talk about this slightly out of order because the second point is meatier. The third point, of significance, is interesting.
According to the CDC there are an average of 18.8 murders a day in America. Roughly one-nineteenth of these from one day flooding the news more than two weeks after the event, which means that roughly 300 murders have happened since, making Zarustka's murder one of three hundred since it happened. From purely a murder point of view, that doesn't seem that significant.
Well, what other parts of the story are there?
There's the fact that Zarustka was a Ukrainian immigrant, a refugee from a war that the media has demanded our attention, treasure, and even blood to fight for about three years. That's significant. There's the fact that Decarlos Brown was released fourteen previous times from arrest based on his own behavior. That's significant.
There are these specific facts about the case that just make it different from most murders in America (most of which seem to related to gang activity). It's a different story. It has specific points of fact that make it interesting in the sea of other murders.
And yes, Iryna was a pretty girl, but that's obviously not enough. A few months before, a North Carolina girl, Logan Federico, was murdered in South Carolina in a home invasion, the perpetrator, Alexander Dickey, also a multi-time felon, shot her dead. And it was mostly forgotten the second it happened. Heck, Iryna's story has popped up twice, the first time it was mostly forgotten after half a news cycle, only given that much breath because of her status as a Ukrainian refugee, before everyone had moved on in late August.
And then the video surfaced. Images are powerful things, and that video was a powerful image.
One might even call it significant.
Interest for a Given Community
So, what community? When talking about the national news, we're talking about the community of collective Americans. Community may not be the best word for our progressively balkanized nation, but it works well enough for this question.
So, is this story, the story of a Ukrainian refugee murdered in cold blood by a man arrested fourteen times before, including in January, an arrest that his own mother admits should have kept him off the streets for a long time, at what is hopefully the tail end of progressive efforts to release misdemeanors without punishment and reclassify felonies as misdemeanors, of interest to the American community?
All I see are "narratives" that have been swirling for literally years coming to a head in a single story. The Ukraine War, anti-policing efforts, urban decay, along with other tangential stories like Trump using the National Guard to tamp down on crime in DC.
How could this not be of interest to the larger community? It has everything.
And I think that's key to understanding why the story has legs despite the larger news organizations trying to quietly ignore it. They'll trumpet George Floyd's death, trying to create a movement, but they'll ignore the anti-George Floyd death because it doesn't help their policy preferences and preferred political party.
And yet, the news story spread precisely because it was newsworthy and there are avenues for the mass media's audience to share news stories that the mass media don't want shared.
Anyway, that's why I think the story of Iryna Zarutska's murder on the Charlotte rail line by Decarlos Brown was newsworthy.
I wonder if he was fearless. I wonder if he was scared. I wonder if he just did it anyway?
-- Mike Rowe
Low-T High-Calorie Potato Brian Stelter: "Matthew Dowd is no longer an MSNBC political analyst, according to a network source." Matt Dowd, former Disney Groomer Corporation Political Director and John McCain advisor (of course), is the one who blamed Charlie Kirk's shooting on the real assassin, Charlie Kirk, claiming that Charlie's "hateful words lead to hateful actions."
"For years, the radical left has compared wonderful Americans like Charlie to NAZlS... this type of language is DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE for the terrorism we're seeing in our country today.
And it must stop RIGHT NOW!"
Fat-F*ck Pritzker blames Trump's rhetoric for the ramp up of political violence! May he rot in hell! [CBD]
Podcast: Jim Lakely of Heartland.org joins us to discuss the blockbuster polls they have released over the last week. Americans 19-39 seem to be embracing socialism, overt redistributionist policies, destruction of our rights, and international control of our country! But there is hope on the horizon!
Podcast: 2A ban for trannies? Venezuela attack is Congress dropping the ball, RFK Jr...Maniac or disrupter? Heartland.org poll is a sad commentary on American education, and more!
James Varney: Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina twenty years later, and the partisan uses Democrats found for it There was fear aplenty. But the truth is, a lot of the panic Americans saw on television was performative. The throngs of people along Convention Center Boulevard sat patiently in the broiling weather, five or six deep in folding chairs on the sidewalk, waiting for something, someone, to arrive. Then, a television crew or photographer would show up, and people would pour into the street, falling on their knees, screaming and gesticulating to the camera. It was an awful situation, obviously, but when the camera wasn't on them, it was remarkable how patient and orderly everyone was.
Forgotten 80s Mystery Click I'm gonna get high, man, I'm gonna get loose/
Need me a triple shot of that juice
Podcast: 600,000 Chinese spies given visas? Scotland relies on 14-year-old girls for their defense, tariffs work! mortgage fraud is the new thing, and more!
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