“Justice Thomas is the one justice in the building that literally knows every employee’s name, every one of them. . . . he is a man who cares deeply about the court as an institution, about the people who work there — about people.” - Justice Sotomayor pic.twitter.com/Pz4TKWeFi3
— JCN (@judicialnetwork) June 17, 2022
ITEM 1: Chad Pergram covers Congress for Fox. He tweeted that Capitol Police arrested 9 members of Stephen Colbert's staff on Thursday night for busting into the Longworth House Office Building.
The cops shooed them away once.
He tweeted, "However, the group surfaced later that night after the Capitol complex was closed to the public Fox is told they took pictures and video around the offices of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and Lauren Boebert (R-CO).
"They were unescorted and arrested and charged with illegal entry. They were arrested near Boebert’s office. They were released overnight."
Everyone jailed for January 6 should point this out when they finally get a day in court. This was a nighttime break-in on the 50th anniversary of Watergate. The most notable among the arrested was Robert Smigel, the voice of Triumph the Insult Dog.
That answers the question of what WaPo would do if Watergate happened again.
Nothing.
Fox is reporting that an aide of Rep. Jake Auchincloss, D-Mass let in the Colbert crew after they were told to leave the Capitol. https://t.co/MWcO26pID8
— Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) June 18, 2022
People say Congress has double standards. The truth is Congress has no standards.
ITEM 2: Reuters reported, "Production at U.S. factories unexpectedly fell in May, the latest sign of cooling economic activity as the Federal Reserve aggressively tightens monetary policy to tame inflation.
"Slowing growth was indicated in other data showing a gauge of future economic activity declining in May for a third straight month. Other data this week showed a drop in retail sales last month as well as steep declines in homebuilding and permits. Weakness in manufacturing output also reflects a shift in spending from goods to services."
No, people are shifting from manufactured goods to buying food and gasoline as the prices keep getting higher.
ITEM 3: Emily Baker-White reported, "Leaked Audio From 80 Internal TikTok Meetings Shows That US User Data Has Been Repeatedly Accessed From Red China."
Hmm.
Just like Red China accessed Hillary's email account when she was secretary of state.
ITEM 4: Reuters reported, "Biden said on Friday he was not traveling to Saudi Arabia's explicitly to meet de facto leader Mohammed bin Salman during a trip next month and said he was seeing the Saudi crown prince as part of a broader international meeting.
"Biden's plans to see the crown prince, known as MBS, are part of his first trip to the Gulf region as president. He has been criticized by U.S. lawmakers, including some from his own Democratic party and human rights advocates, who say the visit is at odds with his promise to put human rights at the heart of U.S. foreign policy."
MSB does not want to see Biden because Biden is a dope who sides with Iran.
ITEM 5: Axios reported, "81% of U.S. adults say they believe in God — down 6 points from 2017."
I don't know about that because I hear people pray "Oh God, make it stop!" every time they see Biden or Kamala on TV.
ITEM 6: Todd Bensman reported, "When Mexico last week granted federal humanitarian travel permits to 15,000 U.S.-bound third-country migrants who’d formed the largest caravan in Mexican history, most planned to head straight to the border to cross illegally into the Texas towns of Del Rio and Eagle Pass.
"But now those thousands of federal permit holders have collided with an unusual and wide-ranging Coahuila State police roadblock operation that is systematically halting buses carrying the migrants all over that state, detaining and deporting some, and thwarting federal government will.
"Few, if any, of those thousands are finding their way over the Rio Grande into the Border Patrol’s Del Rio Sector. Mexican state police are blocking northbound commercial buses at the bus station in the Coahuila state capital of Saltillo, and at many other stations, and emptying migrants from trucks and vans at checkpoints on all roads leading into that state’s border cities of Piedras Negras, across from Eagle Pass, and Acuna, across from Del Rio, according to Mexican press reporting.
"The migrants who thought they were a day or two away from crossing into Texas, where the Biden administration will admit most of them, are reported to be infuriated. In many cases, the state authorities are deporting the immigrants they catch, although it was unclear to where. The operations have sparked civil disobedience disturbances in Saltillo, protests elsewhere, and closure Tuesday of the international bridge between Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras when 100 of the caravan migrants tried to hop a train over and battled Mexican authorities who stopped them.
"The reason all this is happening will surprise many.
"Operation Mirror, under which this new activity is happening, came after Texas Governor Greg Abbott reminded his Mexican counterpart, Coahuila Governor Miguel Angel Solis, of his security obligations in a bilateral agreement the two signed in April after Abbott ordered truck safety inspections that almost shut down U.S.-Mexico trade on five international bridges.
"This is according to a senior state government official with direct knowledge of the operations, who confirmed to the Center for Immigration Studies that Abbott insisted on Coahuila state action to stop the caravan. As part of that agreement and those with three other Mexican state governors, Abbott has very recently made clear he would restore the hated truck safety inspections if they didn’t work in good faith to stop the former caravan’s participants from crossing, the official said."
DeSantis isn't the only governor getting things done.
And unlike Texas, the U.S. Supreme Court of Bleeding Hearts has no jurisdiction over Coahuila.
ITEM 7: Decrypt reported, "As the crypto market continues to melt down, Kraken CEO Jesse Powell took to Twitter to emphasize a return to a crypto-first culture as the early Bitcoin exchange announced that it would continue hiring—reframing diversity and inclusiveness in the process.
He tweeted, "We're going to keep building and hopefully do a better job of filtering up front. I think we've developed some really thoughtful policies that might not appease woke activists but work for the other 99% of the world."
First Disney gets spanked. Then Musk steps up. Now this. Perhaps the world is awakening to the idiocy of the Woke Mob.
ITEM 8: The New York Post reported, "Amazing video footage shows the moment a heroic Long Island high school student dives into a chilly bay to rescue a fellow teen who accidentally drove her car into the water.
"Surveillance footage caught the Subaru Outback crashing into Patchogue Bay just after 10 p.m. Tuesday after 18-year-old driver Mia Samolinski accidentally stepped on the gas instead of the brake, according to Suffolk County cops.
"Luckily for her, one of those nearby was Anthony Zhongor, 17, a fellow Patchogue-Medford High School student who has recently signed up for the Marines."
The Marines are getting a five-star recruit.
ITEM 9: Just the News reported, "With Democratic U.S. President Joe Biden in the White House and majorities in both the House and Senate, a plurality of Democrats say the country is moving in the wrong direction.
"According to a USA TODAY/Suffolk poll released Friday, 46% of Democrats say the country is 'on the wrong track' with only 34% of the incumbent party approving of the nation's trajectory.
"The United States is experiencing record high gas prices, with national averages topping $5 per gallon this month for the first time in American history. Also, weighing on American minds is record inflation, stock market volatility, military escalations in Eastern Europe and the Pacific Rim; and an uncontrolled Southern Border witnessing record numbers of illegal crossings.
"A staggering 71% of Americans overall say the U.S. is 'on the wrong track' with a mere 16% disagreeing with that sentiment. Moreover, the negative view of American prospects is near unanimous among Republican voters while roughly three of four independents feel the same."
Say what you may about Carter, but his first two years were OK.
He actually shrank the national debt (as measured against the GDP) from 27% to 25%. It is 4 times that today.
ITEM 10: Via libs of TikTok. Wait for it.
Be patient.
OK, now!
KHON reported, "A Hawaii teacher has been arrested for sharing child pornography. Federal prosecutors said Alden Bunag sent illicit pictures and video to another teacher on the mainland and admitted to sex with a 13-year-old student.
"Bunag made his first court appearance on Thursday at the federal courthouse and remains in custody until his next hearing. Court records said he admitted to investigators that he recorded his sexual encounters with a 13-year-old boy who was a former student and sent the videos to others through a messenger app."
LGBT activist teachers are grooming kids.
ITEM 11: The New York Post reported, "A high school teacher has been fired from her job after she let female students take topless photos for an art project.
"Emma Wright, 41, was working as an art teacher at Huxlow Science College in Northamptonshire, England, back in 2017 when the classroom photoshoot took place."
More grooming, or as the British should call it, Prince Andrewing.
ITEM 12: Life News reported, "Man Who Killed Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend and Her Unborn Baby Charged With Two Murder Charges."
"Man"?
ITEM 13: Canadian Manufacturing reported, "Aspire Food Group announced that it has completed construction of its alternative protein manufacturing facility. London, Ontario is now home to the world’s largest cricket production facility.
"Aspire’s new plant will reportedly produce 9,000 metric tons of crickets every year for human and pet consumption. That’s about two billion insects to be distributed annually across Canada and throughout the United States.
"Aspire also reports that it already has orders for the next two years.
"Crickets are currently being explored as a protein-rich superfood. They contain fiber and are already found in grocery stores and restaurants, and have a smaller environmental footprint than traditional protein sources."
Jiminy Cricket, I ain't eating that stuff.
9,000 metric tons?
Canadians consumed 957,949 tons of beef in 2019.
ITEM 14: Time magazine reported, "Right-Wing Groups Target Pride Events Amid Rising Anti-LGBTQ Rhetoric."
Panda Dulce told Time, "They called me a groomer, a pedophile, a tranny, an it. My heart hammered. I had a complete freeze response."
Poor little dear.
Meanwhile liberals are targeting the homes of Supreme Court justices and their children. An attempted assassination of Kavanaugh was thwarted by a change of heart at the last minute.
The media defends it as free speech.
ITEM 15: The New York Post reported, "President Biden on Friday loaded up first cat Willow for yet another long weekend in Delaware, as first lady Jill Biden cut short her husband’s replies to questions on what most Americans are struggling with — record-high gas prices and soaring inflation.
"The cat was carried in a crate across the White House lawn by a Biden aide to the humming Marine One helicopter. Journalists did not see first dog Commander.
"Biden took a few reporter questions before joining Willow and Jill for the trip to his vacation home in Rehoboth Beach, Del., including about rising prices.
"The president sought once again to blame oil companies, but the exchange was cut short when the first lady intervened and said, 'We gotta go!'"
Nurse Jill. None in DC dare call him a patient.
Pres. Biden to CEO of Joann Inc.: "My sympathies to the family of your CFO, who dropped dead very unexpectedly." pic.twitter.com/dAT0nuDaMe
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) June 16, 2022
He belongs in a nursing home, not the White House.
ITEM 16: Life News reported, "Planned Parenthood will no longer schedule abortions in Wisconsin after June 25th because the abortion business anticipates the Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade this month.
"The abortion giant operates three abortion facilities in the Badger state and a new report from the Associates Press indicates Planned Parenthood officials have confirmed they will no longer book abortions after June 25th, which is excellent news for women and unborn children."
An era is passing.
You know another era that passed away? Slavery.
ITEM 17: CBS reported, "Iowa Supreme Court rules abortion is not protected by state constitution."
I don't believe it is in anyone's constitution.
By the way, CBS illustrated its story with a pro-abortion clip, not a pro-life one.
ITEM 18: Road and Track reported, "Ferrari presented its plans for the future at an event in Italy on Thursday, laying out its path into an all-EV future. Announcements included a LaFerrari successor and a suggestion that its Purosangue SUV would not be an off-roader. CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed another interesting bit of news: There will never be a self-driving Ferrari."
Vigna said, "No customer is going to spend money for the computer in the car to enjoy the drive."
Dude.
FINALLY, presenting the anti-dude.
Yes the Democrats are insane. So are their supporters that they convinced to be terrorists to the normal American citizens. That are just trying to raise children in a safe world. https://t.co/82EzVVlqiM
— 🇺🇸Monte Jr🇺🇸 (@_America_Proud_) June 18, 2022
#14. Slavery is alive and well in China, Africa, Middle East and yes the West with human trafficking for the sex trade. Yet no "leader" say squat. They talk endlessly about the US era of slavery but never talk about Europe's past in Africa, Vietnam, India etc. Here it lasted about 200 years but in Europe? Eons! Read "Heart of Darkness" if you need to learn the horrors of what Europe did to Africa. And now that most if not all of the "Whites" have been banished from Africa, Africa continues to use slavery for blood minerals and Heaven knows what else.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, slavery has always been part of the human conditions. And it obviously still exists. But it's always easier to point out the stain of slavery on the U.S.A.
DeleteIndia has more slaves today than any other country.
DeleteEuropeans bought slaves from African tribe leaders. Europeans were not immune to African diseases, so they had to stay on the coast.
The power of the British Navy ended slavery in the West,
There are no descendants of Africans in the Middle East because Muslims castrated African male slaves.
The United States is the only nation to fight a civil war over whether foreigners imported to be slaves should be granted freedom.
DeleteThe history of slavery here is far longer though. The Indian tribes also had slaves primarily women for sex slaves, but some tribes used them for ritual sacrifice. It was not uncommon to sacrifice a virgin in tough times.
It's just easier to pick on the U.S. Plus political correctness doesn't get in the way of POC having POC slaves.
DeleteThe industrial revolution powered by coal and other fossil fuels provided the wealth to end slavery in the West.
Delete#15: Nursing home? Try prison cell.
ReplyDeletesame thing. Better food in prison though.
DeleteI'd wager that the political prisoners in the Washington gulag would take nursing home food.
DeleteRandy says: Item 16: “You know another era that passed away? Slavery.” Yes, but Democrats can’t let it Rest In Peace, so they keep resurrecting it. Last year FJB made Juneteenth a federal holiday, to honor the White Republican who freed the slaves.
ReplyDeleteRandy one of my comments below posted as anonymous. When commenting again, I noticed that after "Comment as:" there's a drop down option to choose my normal username.
DeleteAnd here is my post when I toggle the other anonymous option.
DeleteI thought it wanted BOTH a name AND a URL. Let’s see if it works by just entering my name…
DeleteYes, that seems to work. Thanks, TO, and give Trump a treat for me.
DeleteDone! He barks, thanks!
DeleteItem 12: "...unborn baby..." They're finally getting it right.
ReplyDeleteFinally!
DeleteSo if someone kills a pregnant woman, they can be charged with a double homicide (happened to Scott Peterson in California in 2004), but that same woman can abort the same baby and it's no big deal. Something seems a little off here...
DeleteGood old Massachusetts showing up in Item 1 and Finally. An aide to a rep I never heard of and a store one town away.
ReplyDelete“I don't know about that because I hear people pray "Oh God, make it stop!" every time they see Biden or Kamala on TV.”
ReplyDeleteWell played, Big D, well played!
Yes, well played Don!
DeleteItem 12
ReplyDeleteCharged with two nurses? Aren’t we told that a fetus isn’t a human being?
regarding the SC justice who shall remain nameless and spoke highly of her fellow justice Thomas, she will always be a babymurdering zealot liberal. dont be fooled she supports the libs that want to drag Justice Thomas s wife into the J6 committee and put her in prison without due process like the other political prisoners in the american gulag
ReplyDeleteI think the Wide Latina is trying to channel RBG. Ginsberg and Scalia were known to be friends, despite their obvious philosophical and judicial differences. Soto is attempting a patina of camaraderie, but in her case, it’s just a feint to hide her radical Marxism.
DeleteI am surprised about the Wide Latina's comments about Clarence Thomas. We'll see how sincere she is soon enough.
DeleteItem #15 .. We now have a President who 'effs up his 'eff ups
ReplyDeleteItem #17 .. How can you find a "right" to an act in a document whose framers unanimously considered that act an abominable act worthy of the death penalty? That was some kind of a dark penumbra where they found that right.
ITEM 15: Journalists did not see first dog Commander. They call him Commie for short
ReplyDeleteThey see what they want to see, or not.
DeleteExcellent Boog.
Delete#1 -- Colbert- I enjoyed him back in th day unti he went over to big league late night and was unfunny. He got unfunnier when he went anti-Trump. Nothing will happen to his staff. They are in the protected class, un like the J6 political prisoners.
ReplyDeleteCannot say I have ever seen more than snippets of his schtick. Never thought them remotely funny. Fallon was kinda ok until NBC told him to go full lib. A shame since he can be quite amusing. Kimmel has always been a jerk. Old time 6 oz. bottle of Coke would be more funny. Network programmers cut off half an audience because of left wing policies. The days of Carson and Leno seem to be gone.
DeleteThe last funny late night show was Craig Ferguson.
DeleteI liked Craig Ferguson and I liked Letterman in the early 80s.
DeleteThe main reason they went full retard is conservatives have to get up for work in the morning and s on weren't part of their audience.
DeleteThere was a clip going around about four years ago of Cobert interviewing Trump (prior to Trump announcing his intention to run for president). Colbert told him he should run, and acted like it was a great idea. They seemed like best buds. You can't find that clip now, CBS has pulled it from their library/catalogue (I've got a copy but God knows where it is). The point being that Colbert had no problem with Trump, and no problem with him running for president. I guess his orders changed after Trump won.
Delete#2- Money that peope had for goods is indeed being switched to buying food and gas. Thanks, Brandon. FJB.
ReplyDelete"Production at U.S. factories unexpectedly fell in May..."
DeleteThere's that word again: "unexpected." All of their disasters are claimed to be unexpected. Use of the word is intended to shift blame. "We didn't expect that! Fate must have intervened." Or, better yet, "It all started with Trump."
None of this is "unexpected" at all.
DeleteRight. So, "unexpected," is just another lie. As you say, it went exactly as expected, with lots more to come.
DeleteFunny, innit? Unexpected while Trump was president usually positive news. Unexpected while Bidet is president is always negative. Go figure.
DeleteRight. "Move along, folks. Nothing to see here."
DeleteMight be they didn't expect us to notice as quickly as we did.
DeleteGrape - that was also true for Sotero.
Delete#5 - God - I think that 81% is still high in the western world, given the state of things. Non-believers are always invoking God's name even if they say they don't believe. I still think there is some belief, but I could be wrong.
ReplyDeleteI think you are right.
Deletere #6 - Mexican state holding back illegal aliens. More of this please, governors. It can be done.
ReplyDeleteThe govs have to step up. They won't get any help from Washington
Delete#9 -- Biden far worse than Carter. Who would have thought that?
ReplyDelete#13- Canadians will be eating crickets for protein. I didn't know about this. Thanks for this information, which I find really disturbing. I think that venture will ultimately fail or just be the niche market that it is. People don't want to eat bugs. Averge Canadians do not want to eat bugs. We want beef, particularly Alberta beef which is so very delicious. I am having some tomorrow on the BBQ.
ReplyDeleteAnd thankfully, London has an enormous McCormick tomato processing plant. The sweet smell of ketchup wafting through the air will overwhelm any insect parts that escape processing. And no, covering bugs with ketchup is not an option.
DeleteThe consumption of insects is common in SE Asia. I’d have to be damn desperate to eat bugs.
DeleteBut under this president? Who knows. I remember reading a book when I was in fourth or fifth grade... “How To Eat Fried Worms.” Never saw a book about how to eat ground crickets.
Start watching for those cricket recipe books at Amazon.
DeleteCrickets on the barbie, LuAnn? Oh, wait… that’s Australia. ;-)
DeleteBelieve it or not, crickets, along with locusts and grasshoppers, are kosher according to Leviticus. John the Baptist's consumption of locusts did not violate the dietary laws.
DeleteNo crickets ever on any cooking instrument. Not even deep fried.
DeleteOne of my very few trips away from North America was to China. In Kunming, we did specifically order fried worms and crickets prepared multiple ways. The worms were like French fries - light and crispy. The crickets were good too - crunchy and nothing a good sauce can’t cover up. Would I make a habit of this? Probably not. We did go to some restaurants where the meals were pre ordered. We were told not to ask what was in it. Glad I didn’t or I may have starved. Again, sauce can cover a variety of sins.
DeleteI am a basic eater - meat, potatoes, rice, fruit, veggies, cereals, some fish. A bit of chocolate and potato chips. I could not go to China (I wouldn't go to China for political reasons) because I think I would starve there. I am not interested in what I deem is weird food.
DeleteIf it comes down to it, I'll eat squirrel and rabbit before I'll eat insects.
DeleteI've eaten more or less authentic Chinese food in Toronto, of all places. Someone took us out for dim sum (sp), I have no idea what most of what we ate was, but chicken feet are hard to hide, so I know I had that. Again, I'll go with rabbits and squirrels.
Had a buddy I worked with for 20 yrs, and he told me about being invited to his future Koreans wife family dinner when he was dating her, and while enjoying the meal, about halfway through his future father-in-law asked what he thought of the food, to which he he was very happy with what he had.
DeleteHe asked his future wife after they had left why her father had asked him about the food and then smirk he had on his face when he asked.
She laughed an said it was to see if realized that the main meat dish was dog!
Htold me he never went back to the in-laws!!
Fortunately they will be kept and processed in the same biosafety level as the WIV!
Delete#18 -- I do not believe there will be an all-EV future for any make of vehicle for all the reasons we know. This is virtue signalling. The F1 is back in Montreal after a two-year pause due to the pandemic and it's all gas, all noise, all the way and it is glorious and glamorous. I can hear the cars on the track from my house. (Not that close, but the sound carries over water.) Ferrari is a big F1 sponsor.
ReplyDelete“ Perhaps the world is awakening to the idiocy of the Woke Mob.”
ReplyDeleteUm, no. This is all about the midterms.
I think you are right.
DeleteWhile it is always about the next election and staying in control, there is some realization among the leftists that there messaging ain’t going over too well with most folks. Not sure they have time to moderate the message since the extreme left is driving the bus. Doubt it can be done. Gotta be a wine mom or ten who wakes up wand thinks “WTF.”
DeleteDemocrats are counting on their cheating operations to remain in power. However, we are now onto them and it will be more difficult for them to get away with their frauds. Nor can they rely on RINOs for support. Trump's endorsements have a lopsided victory record in the primaries, with more than a hundred wins and single-digit losses.
DeleteGeorgia has rigged it for themselves now. Dems are going to get crushed there.
DeleteYes to that! Let the crushing begin!
DeleteI think it's more about backlash/pushback than midterms. Businesses are saying "No" to the woke BS. It's costing them money. In a lot of cases, it creates a hostile work environment for the non-woke (and there are more non-woke than there are woke). They spend most of their time at work looking for ways to be offended and then starting little crusades to remedy a non-existent problem. Work is secondary, at best. Business have had enough. Several crypto-exchanges have told employees their primary function is to provide a service and make a profit, not be activists at work. Netflix has told employees they may have to work on projects that offend their tender sensibilities, so they may want to find other work. SpaceX just fired a group for circulating a letter bitching about Musk.
DeleteWhen businesses start getting rid of the woke, it's not about politics, it's about business.
#10 "LGBT activist teachers are grooming kids."
ReplyDeleteWhy haven't Republican governors put a stop to this freak show yesterday. "Starting Monday, this stops. If you continue, you're out on your sorry, grooming ass!" So, the perpetual question remains, "Where are the Republicans?"
The groomers were successfully foisting their perversions surrepetitiously until the remote learning caused by covid lockdowns exposed their evil. Virginia last year proved to be the turning point. Now, the response is spreading across the country. Even in my New York City Council district, the Republican we elected last year spoke up, drawing a thunderous "How dare you!" from the Democrats in charge.
DeleteThe only good thing about the lockdowns was exposing the public education system and its teachers.
DeleteItem #12:
ReplyDeleteThis was a local girl. Her sister works at a restaurant we visit frequently. Not only did he kill her and her baby, he beheaded her. This thing doesn't even qualify as an animal, let alone a man.
"This thing doesn't even qualify as an animal, let alone a man."
DeleteExactly. He's a Democrat.
I have a quick solution for that : hang him . There are too many people in the world today to even consider tolerating this behavior .
DeleteI wonder what the response would be to actually condemning a black man (the accused, in this case) to death by hanging?
DeleteItem 12: it was actually a "black man' who is charged with 2 murders for decapitating his pregnant girlfriend. Are we allowed to say "black man"? I forget the rules. Probably not a hate crime either
ReplyDelete#18 ""Ferrari presented its plans for the future at an event in Italy on Thursday, laying out its path into an all-EV future."
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are going to be some very expensive golf carts. Lightning fast acceleration for doing errands in town and a sound system to remind dumbass owners what real Ferraris used to sound like.
Hahaha Hahaha ! 🤣
DeleteNever going to happen. Ferrari also a big sponsor of F1, which is definintely not EV.
DeleteItem 2 - Production at US factories fell unexpectedly. Get ready to see all bad economic stories to feature the word "unexpectedly" these geniuses who write this garbage are the only ones that didn't 'expect' the carnage the rest of us can see a mile away
ReplyDeleteItem 7 - First Disney gets spanked. Then Musk steps up. Now this. Perhaps the world is awakening to the idiocy of the Woke Mob
ReplyDeleteNo. When times are good, like they were for 4 years under Trump, fake issues can get a lot of attention. When times get tough, like they always do under Marxist democrat regimes, nonsense like "wokeism" gets swept to the curb as real problems come to the forefront.
“Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.”
Delete...G. Michael Hopf
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. Nobody cares about pronouns and other woke crap when they’re starving.
DeleteExactly. Hence the saying, "Reality bats last."
DeleteIn every case, you're right, reality does indeed bat last.
DeleteHow about " bad times create bad experiences , bad experiences create better decision making which leads to good experiences. Good experiences lead to WISDOM !
DeleteDonald John Trump is still our president.
ReplyDeleteMasthead: The Wise Latina shows more class than most.
1: Well, what the Hell else did you expect?
Look at the doofus they work for.
4: Nicely put.
5: Look at the sample.
6: Abbott is a good Christian. Those illegals don't want to mess with Los Diablos Tejanos.
7: The world is sick of woke.
Especially Juneteenth and Pride Month.
9: Say what you may about Carter, but his first two years were OK.
Not really. Those were the years of malaise. It got worse.
10, 14: I believe the phrase is, “Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time”.
15 first dog Commander.
He certainly likes to give his dogs tough-sounding names*. I guess he calls the pup Commie.
Ever the bum, Brandon reverts to his low class upbringing when he should have kept his mouth shut.
*Ours were Quasar (star on forehead), Quantum (little sack of energy), and Sherlock (ever investigating)
15. Maybe he'll call his next dog Führer
DeleteWhen you tell your dog sit, he sits. Who's in charge? He called his dog commander. Makes you wonder, who's in charge. Jill cut the questions short. I guess we have the answer.
DeleteIt's Dr. Jill!
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DeleteLuAnn, her Dictatorate err doctorate is in education but she hasn't been able to teach Joe to keep his hands off little kids, so no respect from me at this point. I probably won't remove my hat when I visit his grave either, just look both ways, unzip and go.
DeleteI hope you know that I was kidding about "Dr." Jill. The fact she that allows this to go on with her husband tells us who she is.
DeleteWe are on the same page LuAnn.
Delete#9: One thing about Carter. He loved his country. Lost cause in many cases, but deep inside, he loved his country (and let's not forget, he served).
ReplyDeleteThat's still saying more that one can say about this America hating Chines stooge we have now
And Carter loves Jesus, unlike every one of the current Dems in leadership positions.
DeleteThat's an interesting point.
DeleteBut Carter has also stood behind Clinton and other evil leaders. Who is he serving?
Deleteinteresting that there was no ASL interpreter! [to help reach for bootstrap]
ReplyDelete"Unexpected"?
ReplyDeleteNot by me, Don. I saw this coming.
I have several erstwhile Republican friends who voted for Biden because they just couldn't stand Trump. I warned them. They didn't listen. Every one of them regrets the poor choice they made.
But no mean tweets!!
Delete#10. Take him over to Pearl. Stuff him in the breech of the #1 gun on the Missouri. Load a full charge behind him, 660 lbs of D839. Crank the gun to max elevation, then lower it down level so he can crawl up the barrel. When he reaches the 30ft mark, fire the gun. The mass of superheated air between him and the charge will ensure he is shredded when he hits the water and becomes chum for the sharks.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's instantaneous. Yes, he deserves to be tortured, but this would send a clear message to child molesters.
If added clarity is needed, put a known child molester from Delaware in the #2 gune, a certain feeble minded sob who used to shower with his young daughter and turned her into a drug addict.
Right on JR ; little bit of visual consequences goes a long way .👍
Delete#14. Did Kavanaugh's would be assassin have a change of heart, or was he expecting the capitol police to come help him?
ReplyDelete#1. Robert Smigal?
ReplyDeleteDid he rant on about his "precious?"
#2 farm auctions.
ReplyDeleteCrowds of enthusiasm. Recently I needed a couple of tires fory 22 year old truck. These roads I travel shred them badly. In county seat, $450 for two, new. Small Town next county, $390.
Went to auction, bought 4 good tires on alum wheels, $100.
The best purest form of capitalism is often found in the black market.
And same auction sells guns and gold.
#18 -- re Ferrari's wish for EV cars. Rubbish. It's virtue signalling. Ferrari is a big sponsor of the F1 racing series, which is back in Montreal after a two-year pause due to the pandemic. It's a loud and gas guzzling event. It's glamorous, too. Brings a lot of money into Montreal. We need it after two years of restrictions.
ReplyDelete#13 chop snakes head off and gut to remove dead rodent. Peel skin off like sock. Cut up into 6 inch plate size chunks, brine for one hour. Grill on barby with butter, garlic salt and lemon pepper. Enjoy with home brew hard cider.
ReplyDeleteAs my daughter, 6 years old at time, said, " Daddy this snake is really good. Can I have another piece, please?
That's my girl!
She is braver than I would ever be!
ReplyDeleteItem 16 "You know another era that passed away? Slavery."
ReplyDeleteDemocrats opposed ending slavery just as they oppose ending abortion on demand.