Quick Hits

Kumala's stepdaughter and her "boy" friend.
Hansel's so hot right now.

Ron DeSantis opposes Merrick Garland's attempt to chill the free speech of conservatives by warning them the FBI will be investigating them for criticizing leftwing schoolboards:

On the other hand, David French supports his leftwing friends at the FBI targeting conservatives, because of course he does:

Baseball Cvck comes out in favor of speech policing the right, and against speech policing the left.

Glad he's finally admitted the charge I've been laying against him and his ilk since 2014.

Josh Hawley demands of a Biden appointee, "If this [Garland memo] isn't a deliberate attempt to chill parents from showing up at school board meetings... I don't know what is."

Former Democrat Virginia Governor Doug Wilder blasts Terry McAuliffe: "If parents don't have a say-so in terms of their kids' education, then who does?"

The answer is, of course: only leftwing government bureaucrats and unionized government workers.

Video (at Rumble): Italian dock workers stage massive protest of vaccine passports.

What was the Globalist Ruling Class response to similar protests by Australian construction workers...? Ah yes: It was mostly just Nazis wearing the yellow vests of construction workers.

So here are just a bunch of Nazis cosplaying as dock workers, I guess.

Always the same play, always the same playbook.

This Facebook “Whistleblower” is basically the new Christine Blasey Ford pic.twitter.com/yquGrdWnY6

— Benny (@bennyjohnson) October 5, 2021

Elija Wood reveals that one of the orc designs in Lord of the Rings was based on Harvey Weinstein, and intended as an insult.

To recap the drama, Weinstein initially owned the rights to the The Lord Of The Rings franchise through his production company Miramax, yet reportedly had creative differences with Jackson and his partner Fran Walsh.

While Jackson wanted at least two Lord of the Rings films under Miramax, Weinstein wanted to cram all three plot lines of J.R.R. Tolkien’s trilogy into one film. Weinstein reportedly threatening to replace Jackson with Quentin Tarantino or Shakespeare in Love director John Madden, which prompted the filmmaker to ask if he could shop the franchise to other studios.

Jackson and Walsh eventually landed a deal with New Line Cinema, as producer Bob Shaye was excited to create the full trilogy as they intended.

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Wood addressed Astin's comments on Monday, telling Shepard that "One of the orc masks -- and I remember this vividly -- was designed to look like Harvey Weinstein as a sort of a f*** you."

posted by Ace at 06:45 PM

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