The Color Of ONT

Howdy everyone! Tired of winning yet?

Barbarians.

Their Time Is Up

Like Abraham, our shared Patriarch, we, too, struggled to find the righteous among the wicked. We hoped that the Palestinians of Gaza will show something of the courage we had seen in Syria, Tunisia, or Libya and stand up to their maniacal overlords. No protest materialized, and support for the tyrants grew the more adept they proved at slaughtering the Jews. We hoped for a Palestinian Oskar Schindler, one righteous man or woman who would stand up to Hamas as righteous men and women stood up to the far mightier Nazis and say that no cause or ideology justified the brutal murder of an infant. None came forth. We offered large monetary rewards and safe passage to anyone delivering any information about our hostages; hatred spoke louder than self-interest and cash. Israel’s neighbors to the south had all the opportunities anyone could reasonably ask for to resist, repent, recalculate course. And at every turn, they returned to the singular idea that gives them life and meaning: Kill the Jews, all of them, gleefully.

If we didn’t understand all of this before, we ought to now that we are burying two dead children. And the lesson we must learn is simple. It comes down to one word: enough.

There comes a time when civilized men must drive off or eradicate the barbarians if they want to keep their civilization. That time is past. If I were Trump, I'd tell Bibi to do what he has to.

Related:They’re Coming for the Jews: Why Liberals Choose to Hate the Chosen People

Don't Stop Until You Take Berlin

Trump Has Become 21st-Century George Patton

It’s Aug. 1. Third Army has been activated and you are going full blast to the Rhine River and you’re not going to stop. Remember what [Gen. George] Patton said, “Audacity—l’audace, toujours l’audace, l’audace—audacity,” Always audacity, more audacity; encore l’audace. And you cannot stop, you’ve got them completely in disarray. They’re floundering. They’re screaming. And then other people can follow up, like Marco Rubio did, in brilliant fashion, in Panama.

So, Donald Trump is a shock corp. He is the 3rd Armored Division, that’s got the enemy completely disorganized. And then behind him comes the infantry and they consolidate and institutionalize the accords that he’s made. So, the next group of people will go down to Mexico and they’ll get things institutionalized. They’ll go to Panama. They’ll talk to Denmark. They’ll do the mechanics of getting aid. But Donald Trump’s the tip of the spear. And the more audacious, the more ambitious and the more rapidly—in this brief window of four years—he can dismantle this administrative state and bring us back to common sense, the less opposition. They are trying to suggest to you, if you’ll slow down—we’re going to make him slow down and we’re organizing against him. They’re not organizing. They’re completely in disarray and they’re doing exactly what they should not do if they want to climb back from 31% up to 50[%] or 60% approval, the Democratic Party.
So, my advice to Donald Trump is pedal to the metal. Audacity, audacity, audacity. And keep on going.

The thing I love about what trump's doing is that he's going for the low hanging fruit Since the left can't help but oppose anything he does, he's making them defend things like obvious fraud. It's a beautiful thing.
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The Dream

Abolishing the Income Tax

One of the most immediate benefits for individual taxpayers would be the elimination of time spent on tax-related activities. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) estimates that the average individual taxpayer spends approximately 13 hours per year preparing and filing their federal income tax return, according to the IRS Paperwork Reduction Act compliance estimates for Form 1040 (https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040gi.pdf). This figure includes gathering records, completing forms, and ensuring compliance with tax laws. For the roughly 150 million individual tax returns filed annually, this translates to nearly 2 billion hours collectively spent on tax preparation.

If personal income tax were eliminated, this time could be redirected to more productive or personally fulfilling activities. For example, a taxpayer earning the median U.S. hourly wage of approximately $30 (as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_nat.htm) could effectively "save" $390 worth of time annually (13 hours × $30/hour). For higher earners or those with more complex tax situations—such as self-employed individuals or those with investment income—the time savings could be even greater, often exceeding 20–30 hours per year due to additional forms and schedules.

Being self-employed, tax prep is the bane of my year. I'd be thrilled if they ended all the nonsense.

Kash Was Confirmed Today

Eat The Bugs

‘New Urbanists’ Want To Bulldoze The Suburban American Dream

Picture this: a four-story residential building perched atop an artisanal coffee shop and a yoga studio, its micro-apartments stacked like shoeboxes in the name of “sustainability” and “resilience.” Now picture something else entirely: a pristine, master-planned community where every house has a front porch, the streets are lined with picket fences, and everything looks as if it were plucked from a Norman Rockwell painting — except there are few if any houses of worship, the zoning codes are suffocating, and the price tag ensures only the elite can afford to live there.

These are the two faces of New Urbanism, an ideology that, masquerading as “traditionalist,” conservatives have tolerated for far too long. On one end, you have high-density urbanism, where developers — in cahoots with machine politicians — cram as many people as possible into apartment blocks, eliminating cars and personal space under the guise of environmentalism and a sense of community. On the other, you have the faux-traditional, highly regulated enclaves of Seaside and Celebration, Florida, prohibitively expensive and ironically more artificial than the suburban developments they criticize.

The suburban America I grew up in in the 70s and 80s was a paradise. No wonder the left wants to abolish it.

4 Nations Tournament

The championship game is on now, USA vs Canada. Anyone watching? It's 2-1 US in the middle of the 2nd as I post this.

Canucks That Fuck

Sex lives of Canadians: Not all happy couples are happy in the bedroom

As to how much sex Canadians are having, a quarter (27 per cent) of those polled reported engaging in “sexual activity” at least once a week, and roughly one third reported a once-a-month frequency (14 per cent) or never (15 per cent).

The rarely or never group skewed toward 55-plus Canadians and the not sexually satisfied.

A full 26 per cent of respondents preferred not to answer when asked how often they participate in sexual activity. While “sex seems to be everywhere in our culture,” and Canadians might be more open about discussing sex than previous generations, “the discomfort quickly returns when we scratch the surface,” sociologist Tina Fetner wrote in her 2018 book, Sex in Canada: The Who, Why, When and How of Getting Down Up North.

Fun fact: Canadians invented doggie style so they could keep watching hockey while doing it. Those that don't like doggie style try to score between periods. Heh. I met Gingy online in 2001. Back then that wasn't very common, and people used to ask “How did you meet a Canadian online?” I used to say with a straight face. “Oh, I met her on Canucksthatfuck.com”. Used to make her so mad, but now she just rolls her eyes.

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