Sidney Poitier, enemy of the people

Cable television made Ted Turner rich beyond his wildest dreams. He bought the MGM film library and began buying other old films. He used them to launch Turner Classic Movies to preserve them.

Now under the management of AT&T, his TMC seeks to destroy them.

Media lies are losing power

Ahead of the trial of police officer Derek Chauvin for the death of suspected counterfeiter George Floyd, USA Today commissioned a poll. The results show that after initial yellow journalism reports by USA today and other media outlets, Americans have cooled down.

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The New York Times accused Pepé Le Pew of approving of rape.

Why do Republicans carry Wall Street's water?

The Foundation for Economic Education reported, "House Republicans Working to Block New ‘Wall Street Tax’ Proposals."

The threat we pose

Glenn Reynolds wrote today, "In America, class warfare is often disguised as culture war, and culture war is often cloaked by talk of race. But underneath it all, the class warfare is still there. Whether accidentally or intentionally, America’s upper classes seem to wind up harming the working class and small businesses, always in the name of some high-minded cause."

The ever-changing mission in Afghanistan

After two decades of war, General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is pushing Chairman Xiden to continue the Afghanistan War indefinitely.

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Forget the Bentley. I have found the car of my dreams.

Deporting criminals upheld

On February 21, the United States deported Friedrich Karl Berger, a 95-year-old German citizen, for his role in guarding a concentration camp. He'd lived in the United States legally for 75 years.

The Associated Press today reported on an unrelated case regarding illegal aliens. Its headline read, "Court raises bar for some immigrants to avoid deportation."

Learn to ballot harvest

Democrats elected a demented crook president by ballot harvesting. Only once in the past century had voter participation topped 60% as it hit 61% in 1964.

Last year, 67% voted because Democrats figured out how to get non-voters to vote by mail, even if the Democrats had to fill out the ballot for them. Unverified mail-in votes flooded the ballot box in key states, flipping them by very narrow margins.

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Zero Hedge reported, "For the first time, a team of researchers from China, the US, Norway, and the UK, have spotted an eye-catching phenomenon above the North Pole, in what they're calling a space hurricane.

"The new study said a 600-mile-wide swirling mass of plasma 'rained' electrons down on the North Pole. It was only until now that the existence of space hurricanes has been confirmed. "

It looks like Slimer from Ghostbusters.