DYSPEPSIA GENERATION

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Bonus Thought for the Day

25th August 2026

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Woke Mind Virus Strikes Back as WashPost Forced to Rehire Race Hustler Attiah

25th August 2026

Newsbusters

On Monday, a private labor arbiter ordered The Washington Post to rehire far-left Global Opinions Editor after Attiah said on September 15, 2025, that the newspaper jettisoned her following a series of Bluesky posts excusing and downplaying Charlie Kirk’s assassination from five days earlier.

Despite trashing her bosses, she filed a grievance against The Post for what The New York Times called “a yearlong fight” as Attiah “accused the company of violating its labor agreement and social media policy.” Attiah insisted she was fired for “[s]peaking out against political violence, racial double standards, and America’s apathy toward guns.”

Arbitrator Sarah Miller Espinosa wrote that the “Democracy Die in Darkness” paper “did not have good and sufficient cause to terminate the employment of the Grievant, Karen Attiah” and must “make the Grievant whole, including full backpay and lost benefits.”

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Suit Challenging Trump’s Offshore Drilling Expansion Tossed

25th August 2026

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An Alaska federal judge on Monday threw out a lawsuit by environmental groups challenging President Donald Trump’s move to allow offshore drilling along broad swaths of previously protected coastline.

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The Disparity Obsession

25th August 2026

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Dozens of “gap” statistics have become so deeply embedded in our political discourse that we hardly question whether unequal outcomes are actually evidence of discrimination. “Women make 77 cents on the dollar compared to men.” “Hispanic students make up a disproportionately small percentage of university graduates.” “Black women must work into the following July to catch up to what white men made the previous year.”

In our equity-obsessed age, each one of these “gap stats” has a grimy underbelly, made up of individuals who are unfairly denied the fruits of their talents because institutions have tried to force equal outcomes: men who work longer hours on average; Asians who have higher SAT scores on average; Millennial and Gen Z white applicants who get passed over at work because they don’t add to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

We are living through a decade of wokeism in which racial favoritism has graduated from an ostensibly temporary thumb on the scale for the almost-qualified to the kind of unqualified frenzy that attracts grifters and con artists. And, correspondingly, the discrimination against the disfavored has gone from ambient to so intense as to bar advancement in culturally prestigious industries. Contra to dismissive talking points from purveyors like AOC, Woke 1 has done real damage to many lives.

 

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CANDID? NPR Finds Anonymous Trump-Hating National Guard Members Deployed to DC

25th August 2026

Newsbusters.

The homepage for National “Public” Radio was pushing a story today headlined “In candid interviews, National Guard members speak out about D.C. deployment.”Usually, the word “candid” means “anonymous,” as it was in this case. NPR loves granting their special power of anonymity for Trump-haters to speak “candidly.”

On Monday’s Morning Edition, anchor Leila Fadel explained: “NPR’s Kat Lonsdorf has been speaking with some of them, and they say they’re worried that this is a new norm of armed troops patrolling American cities.” Did Kat find any members of the National Guard who supported the president? Well, that wasn’t worth mentioning, and apparently not “newsworthy” in NPR’s judgment.

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Iryna Zarutska’s Family Sues City of Charlotte Over Fatal Rail Stabbing, Claims Inadequate Security

25th August 2026

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The family of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, who was fatally stabbed on a North Carolina light rail train last year, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Charlotte and a private security firm.

The lawsuit, filed on Aug. 21, alleges that Zarutska’s death was entirely preventable. It claims the city and Professional Police Services – a security company contracted by the Charlotte Area Transit System – failed to implement reasonable safety measures despite being well aware of violent crime along the 9.6-mile LYNX Blue Line.

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214K Granted UK Residency Via Closed Visa Scheme

25th August 2026

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Tens of thousands of migrants have secured residency in Great Britain through a post-Brexit visa program more than five years after the official application deadline passed, the Daily Mail reported on Monday.

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Newsom Signs ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ to Stop Investigations Into Immigration ‘Service’ Provider Fraud

25th August 2026

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When you’re getting flak, you know you’re over the target.

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DSA: ‘Our Goal Is Communism’

25th August 2026

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But you knew that.

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McKinney Recall Effort Draws Federal Civil Rights Complaint Over Alleged Intimidation

25th August 2026

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Last week, the group announced it submitted a civil rights complaint to the U.S. Department of Justice requesting that the agency review a “developing and increasingly concerning situation in McKinney, Texas, involving conduct that appears intended to intimidate, harass, discourage, or otherwise interfere with registered voters who are considering signing a lawful recall petition involving elected officials of the City of McKinney.”

Paul Chabot, chairman of Collin County Citizens for Integrity, told the Daily Signal the complaint is necessary to protect the rights of local residents.

“We filed this complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice because we are seeing a troubling pattern of intimidation and harassment directed at McKinney residents who are signing or helping collect signatures for the recall petition,” he said. “People should not have to fear being photographed, publicly identified, researched online, or having their jobs and livelihoods targeted because they participate in a lawful political process. Political disagreement is protected, but intimidation and retaliation have no place in our community.”

The complaint, sent to Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, states that as the recall process is in the signature-gathering stage, there have been “statements and conduct that appear directed toward identifying, singling out, harassing, intimidating, or discouraging individual citizens from participating in the petition process.”

According to the complaint, former elected officials, politically active community members, and others have made public statements discussing methods of disrupting the signature-gathering process and discouraging people from signing.

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Hackers Say Rabat Deployed Moroccan Agents to Ceuta Before and During Mass Incursion

25th August 2026

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A leak involving tens of thousands of members of Morocco’s security apparatus has opened a new chapter in the Ceuta crisis.

The hacker group Jabaroot claims to have published personal and professional information on around 70,000 agents and police officers linked mainly to the domestic intelligence service —DGST— and the General Directorate for National Security —DGSN— and has presented the operation as a “gift to Spain” following the mass entry on July 30.

The documents reportedly also include police officers and employees of the security apparatus. El Confidencial reports that former members of the Moroccan intelligence services have assessed at least part of the material examined as authentic.

Jabaroot goes beyond the leak and points directly at the Moroccan regime. The group accuses Abdellatif Hammouchi, head of both the DGST and DGSN, and royal adviser Fouad Ali El Himma of having planned the migratory pressure on Ceuta. It also claims to have information on agents deployed to Castillejos before and during the events.

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Ethnic Memory: Why Societies Should Be Monoethnic

25th August 2026

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The title of this article may immediately invite accusations of racism. Since nothing could be further from the truth, in my case, than such an accusation, let me begin with a crucial distinction, which I shall then explain: that between racial realism and what I will call ethnic memory. This distinction can help clarify a number of political disputes. Leftists will argue, for instance, that the United States and even European countries have always been multicultural. There is some truth to this in the American case, but ‘multicultural’ meant something different in the late 18th century than it does today. In those times, ‘multicultural’—the physical reality, not the later term—might mean Englishmen and Frenchmen, rather than Englishmen and Pakistanis, living side by side and creating a new nation. So one must be precise in one’s use of terms.

I would prefer ‘monocultural’ to ‘monoethnic’.

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Thought for the Day

25th August 2026

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Supreme Court Lifts District Court Injunction, Permitting Trump Administration to Move Forward on Postal Voting Plan

25th August 2026

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At the core of the issue is the administration executive order that requires states to send their voter rolls to the U.S. Postal Service for mail service for mail-in ballots. The USPS would then cross-check with DHS and Social Security records to ensure each of the names and addresses were eligible to vote before mailing them a ballot.

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Kashmir is… Whose?

25th August 2026

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August 14 is celebrated each year as Pakistan’s Independence Day. Last week the Lord Mayor of the English city of Birmingham made remarks during an observance of the occasion which have since caused controversy.

The Lord Mayor of Birmingham is named Zaker Choudhry, which is not surprising, given the ethnic makeup of the city. Native white Britons are in the minority, and “Asians” — which means mostly Pakistani Muslims — make up a third of the population of Birmingham.

Zaker Choudhry was elected to his office back in the spring, and he seems to be representing his constituents effectively, because the remarks that got him in trouble last week were: “Our forefathers fought for our country. Kashmir is ours, Pakistan is ours, and [the] army is ours as well.”

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Not Tired of Winning Yet

25th August 2026

John C. Wright.

Allow me to reprint this convenient list other commentators compiled.

[List of 62 Trump wins as of July 2026]

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‘I Think We’re in a War’: Texas Pastors Gather for Training on Islamification Threat

25th August 2026

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A group with special operations and intelligence skills and filmmaker Chris Burgard teamed up on Saturday to teach pastors in East Texas how to respond to the rise of Islam in the Lone Star State.

The Allied Special Intelligence Group is an organization that uses its knowledge of special operations military skills, counterintelligence, and human intelligence to educate and train citizens on how to “legally and lawfully, delay, disrupt, dismantle, and remove Communists/Marxists and Terrorists networks from our communities in order to restore and protect our Constitutional Republic.”

Two of the group’s operatives, John Bennett, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and former Oklahoma state representative, and Matt Shea, who served as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army and is a conservative lawyer, pastor, and politician who served in the Washington House of Representatives from 2009 to 2021, took up the task of educating the Texas pastors about the threat of Islamification.

Bennett and Shea, both of whom have previously been deployed in the Middle East, were there at the invitation of Pine Baptist Church Pastor Ben Warrick. Warrick told the Daily Signal that he organized the training at his church because he wanted others in his community to be informed.

Wakey, wakey….

Not all Muslims are terrorists, but the overwhelming majority of terrorists are Muslim.

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LGBTQ CRACK-UP: Human Rights Campaign Slams Log Cabin Republicans for Rejecting Transgender Activism

25th August 2026

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A major fissure within the LGBTQ+ movement burst into public view last week when Log Cabin Republicans abandoned transgender advocacy and the Human Rights Campaign condemned the move.

Log Cabin Republicans, which will celebrate its 50th anniversary next year, voted to remove the “T” from its advocacy. Ross Hemminger, the group’s president, announced the move in a Townhall op-ed last week.

Hemminger noted that Log Cabin Republicans added the “T” to its mission in 2015, but he attacked the transgender movement for focusing “nearly all of their efforts” on minors, rather than consenting adults.

“They push schools to teach radical gender ideology; they want biological men in women’s sports regardless of the consequences; perhaps most offensively, they support gender reassignment treatments for minors, often without the knowledge or consent of the parents, knowing full well these treatments are mostly irreversible,” he added.

“That is why, after significant discussion with our membership, our Board of Directors voted to refine Log Cabin Republicans’ national advocacy focus to concentrate specifically on issues of sexual orientation and conservative values—in other words, we are an LGB advocacy organization, as our founders envisioned and as our moral center calls us to be,” Hemminger announced.

He said the decision does not mean Log Cabin Republicans will exclude members who identify as transgender, but that the organization will focus on “issues of sexual orientation.”

Taking bets: How many of these ‘log cabin Republicans’ have ever actually voted for a Republican?

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Every State Can Open Its Doors to Nuclear Energy

25th August 2026

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States want nuclear energy. That makes sense.

They all face the same problem. States need energy now and lots of it. According to one industry analysis, electricity demand could grow by more than 55% by 2050. To put this into context, according to the Energy Policy Research Foundation, electricity production grew by a mere 0.5% from 2003 to 2023.

Change is obviously on the way.

What does this mean?

It means more tedious whining from environmental ‘activists’.

Activist: Someone who isn’t happy unless pissing in someone else’s soup.

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Mamdani’s Grocery Store Plan Lands NYC in Major Court Battle

25th August 2026

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New York City on Monday was named in a lawsuit over Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to open multiple taxpayer-funded grocery stores in the city next year, which could put mom-and-pop grocery stores out of business.

A coalition representing immigrant-run grocery stores brought the suit.

“These grocery stores and bodegas are right to be concerned about going out of business,” Heritage Foundation Chief Economist E.J. Antoni told the Daily Signal.

Antoni added that local stores “operate in an unfavorable tax and regulatory environment with thin margins,” which are compounded by the city’s crime, “which imposes additional costs.”

“It seems that Mamdani’s grocery stores will be in violation of the law from the standpoint of selling items at a loss to drive out competitors,” the chief economist concluded.

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Manor in Batman Movie Could Be Seized … Because of Bats

25th August 2026

The Telegraph (UK).

The owner of a stately home used as Wayne Manor in the film Batman Begins has been told he could lose the property unless he conducts bat surveys.

The Grade I-listed Mentmore Towers in Buckinghamshire has been served a formal listed-building repairs notice after a significant deterioration in the building’s condition.

Simon Halabi, the Syrian-born British investor who was once valued at £3bn and owned stakes in the Shard, bought the mansion in 1999, but it has since fallen into disrepair.

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Why Do Arab Militaries Suck?

24th August 2026

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Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

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Lindsay Clancy

24th August 2026

If she had strangled three puppies or three kittens rather than her three kids, the women who are now supporting her would be calling for her death.

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The Network That Brought You ‘Sharp as a Tack’ Biden Now Frets About Trump’s Mental Acuity!

24th August 2026

Newsbusters.

It’s not a fret; it’s a slur.

Today’s episode of The Weekend on MS NOW devoted a segment to questioning Donald Trump’s “mental acuity.”

Leading the charge was Jonathan Capehart, who declared that more people should be talking about it “in the way they were giving President Biden hell for walking with a stiff gait.”

It wasn’t just a stiff gait, Jonathan, and if anyone should know that, it’s you. Interviewing Biden in 2022, Capehart watched him appear to zone out mid-conversation and had to call him back with “Mr. President?”

Capehart edited out that awkward moment in the version of the interview he later aired on his own show. Talk about a double-standard dose of chutzpah.

Capehart cited three recent Trump comments as evidence of cognitive trouble: that Canada is a state, that the Strait of Hormuz is U.S. territory, and that the military could ultimately be used to intervene in the bond market. Granted, the last one was a tad perplexing.

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Assassination Sing-a-Long: Hasan Piker Mocks the Murdered Charlie Kirk To Cheering Crowd

24th August 2026

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We have seen protesters on the left around the country mocking the assassination of Charlie Kirk, even reenacting his murder. Hate traffickers like Jennifer Welch have even justified his assassination. It is all shocking and depressing, but none reached the level of Hasan Piker leading a huge crowd in mocking Kirk and his faith. Before he was murdered, Kirk debated Piker and called him a “socialist hypocrite.” What is shocking is not the utter depravity and cruelty of Piker, but the ecstasy of the crowd in relishing the death of someone with opposing views. It is part of the conditioning in what I have previously called an “age of rage.”

In the video, Piker leads the crowd in the meme song “We Are Charlie Kirk” at a stop of his “Fear& LIVE” tour, including such lines as “We are Charlie Kirk, we carry the flame. We’ll fight for the Gospel, we’ll honor his name.” His co-hosts and the crowd seem to be laughing with joy.

Joining him at this hatefest at the Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco on August 21 were reportedly Will Neff, QTCinderella, and AustinShow.

Hasan is wearing his now-signature Mao jacket as the young crowd and his co-hosts laugh hysterically. It is the very essence of this movement to desensitize people, particularly young people, to violence and hate.

In Rage and the Republic, I wrote about this national ragefest. It allows people to hate completely and without thought to the humanity of those being hurt. What people will not admit is that they like it. Rage is addictive, and it is contagious. Just look at the crowd in San Francisco, and you will see the addictive quality of uncut, undiluted hate:

Democrats are, after all the Party of Hate.

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He Can’t Vote for Congress. The Census Still Gives Him a Seat.

24th August 2026

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A draft rule now moving through the Commerce Department would rewrite how many House seats each state gets by narrowing who counts as a “resident” on Census Day. The proposal hasn’t been published in the Federal Register. Nobody’s voted on it. But the fact that Washington is drafting it at all tells you the current system has a problem worth naming out loud.

Here’s the problem in one sentence: The Constitution hands out political power based on how many people live somewhere, not on how many of them can vote for the people who end up representing them.

I spend my working life allocating capital for people who have a stake in the outcome. In my business, you don’t get a seat on the board because you happen to be standing in the lobby. You get one because you own something. Congress runs on a different theory.

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The Oxford Historian Who Says We’ve Got Slavery Completely Backwards

24th August 2026

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British Professor Lawrence Goldman tells you what the Wokerati don’t want you to know.

The transatlantic slave trade took 12 million Africans to the New World, but was exceeded by the 17 million Africans who were enslaved by Arabs an other Muslims into the Ottoman Empire and further on in Asia.

Slavery was a universal component of every human society until Christians in the 19th century decided to stop it.

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The Grid That Doubles the Strength of the Ground

24th August 2026

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Grady at Practical Engineering lays out how the Port of Long Beach solved a problem.

The Port of Long Beach in Southern California is the second-busiest container seaport in the United States, a major gateway for goods flowing to and from the west coast. Together with its next door neighbor, the Port of Los Angeles, roughly half a TRILLION dollars worth of trade moves through the port every year. To keep up with the staggering growth of shipping demand, the port is in a nearly constant state of improvement and expansion.

In the early 2000s, Long Beach was expanding the container storage yard at the Pier T Marine Terminal, but engineers hit a problem. The area they were expanding into was an old, disused dry dock, much lower than the rest of the yard. They were going to need a lot of fill to bring it up. There aren’t many more difficult paving challenges than a container terminal. You have constant heavy traffic of cranes, forklifts, and yard trucks, and the local fill materials that are available are junk: soft, water-logged silt scraped from the bottom of the ocean that has the structural integrity of a cake in the rain.

Traditionally, you would have to dig out all the muck, then haul in a literal mountain of expensive backfill, a process that would cost millions of dollars and take years. Instead, the engineers turned to a solution that looks more like a giant plastic accordion than a structural foundation. This 3D network did more than just hold the soil in place; it physically transformed those mushy dredged spoils into a high-capacity platform capable of supporting 100-ton machines and rows and rows of heavy container stacks.

The prefix “geo” gets a lot of work in the world of engineering. Just tack it on something semi-technical-sounding, and there’s a good chance there’s a product out there. Geotextile, geogrid, geofoam, and more. Today I want to show you how geocells work, and of course I built a little model in the garage so you can see it in action. I’m Grady and this is Practical Engineering.

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Dorothy Sayers Is the Answer to John Dewey

24th August 2026

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As we look back at the last century, it can seem that the Liberal Arts model deteriorated through factors like neglect, laziness, or mission creep. But the reality was strikingly different. This older model of education was not misplaced; it suffered a planned and deliberate attack. The leading educators of the last century turned on the Liberal Arts program and tried to gut it. The central voice in this attack was John Dewey, but other educators, like the Developmentalists, joined him in that work. Their primary criticism was that the older Liberal Arts model could not accommodate new research done in child development. Into the middle of this pedagogical revolution, Dorothy Sayers stepped up in 1947 and defended the Liberal Arts program in her work The Lost Tools of Learning. In her defense of the liberal arts, Sayers both acknowledged the factor of childhood development and offered a way for Classical education to deal with these criticisms. In this way, Sayers did not merely defend the Liberal Arts program but also, and more importantly, offered a way for Classical education to disarm Dewey’s project.

The chief virtue of the old paradigm of the Liberal education (i.e. “The Liberal Arts”) is that they made sure everybody going through this form of paideia would have a deep knowledge of language and a facility with basic mathematics.

What were the Liberal Arts?

The Trivium was Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric. The graduates of the Trivium knew how language worked, how reasoning worked, and how persuasion worked. Those are the skills we most miss in the modern world. The Boomer generation was the last tranche of the population to get any substantial training in these three areas.

Our Constitution was devised by people who were thus educated, and devised for people who were thus educated; and the Founders couldn’t have imagined that education would be so corrupted as to deviate from these goals.

Note: THESE WERE GOALS. They aren’t related to ‘childhood development’ except insofar as a stage of ‘scientific’ childhood development will inform how these goals are reached at certain ages. The goals themselves remain. And the goals themselves were what ‘progressive’ education corrupted and eventually abandoned.

The Quadrivium was Arithmetic, Geometry, Music, and Astronomy.  Arithmetic was facility with number per se, Geometry was facility with number in space, Music was facility with number in time, and Astronomy was facility with number in time and space. As you can see, almost all of modern mathematics can fit one of these four categories.

The British university system (which was, until Wokeness corrupted it, far superior to the German research-institution concept adopted in America) basically continued this system and doubled down. The standard British university program was classics and mathematics. (Our SAT and ACT tests for getting into college still reflect this division.)

Classics was based on Latin and Greek but involved not only language and literature but also history, philosophy, drama, poetry, and culture broadly conceived, which are still the foundation of Western civilization. “There is nothing new under the sun.” If you knew how people handled problems in the past, you had a clue as to how to handle those problems when they (or similar problems) arose in the future. Learning Latin and Greek in depth rewires your brain; this carries forward into real life even when you don’t realize it. I can vouch for that from personal experience. Mathematics was every mathematical area beyond the Quadrivium basics,

These two programs were intended to produce well-rounded, well-educated individuals who could be depended on to handle pretty much anything that came their way—and did. This system produced soldiers, sailors, industrialists, scientists, politicians, diplomats, clergymen, financiers, entrepreneurs, agronomists, and made 19th-century Britain the wonder of the world.

Compare that with the Turd World country into which Britain has degenerated in the 20th and 21st centuries.

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Thought for the Day

24th August 2026

Vacation

My wife tells me that this is me in a nutshell.

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Coconut Oil Jet Fuel Matches Kerosene’s Efficiency in Engine Tests

23rd August 2026

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I’ll bet you didn’t know that.

So: Instead of pulling kerosene out of our fossil fuels, we can clear-cut forests to grow ‘sustainable’ coconut trees.

Taking bets on how soon some proglodyte group takes up the cause.

Although I will say that I suspect that coconut oil would make carrier flight decks smell a lot nicer than they do now.

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Iran TV Says ‘Kill’ Barron Trump, Claims $10 Million Bounty

23rd August 2026

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Iranian media linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has escalated its threats against President Donald Trump’s family, airing a video on state TV that purportedly tracks the movements of his 20-year-old son, Barron Trump. Separate reports also claim a $10 million bounty has been placed on his head.

The video, reported Sunday by Al Bawaba, appeared on IRGC-linked media and Iran’s state-run Channel 3 and carried the title, “Where to kill Barron Trump?”

According to Al Bawaba, the production purported to reveal information about Barron Trump’s location and movements, presenting the president’s youngest son as being within reach of potential attackers.

The outlet also reported claims of a $10 million bounty. The official status of the purported bounty could not immediately be independently confirmed.

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Amid Trade Deal Collapse, ABC Pushes PM Carney’s Anti-American Spin

23rd August 2026

Newsbusters.

n a brief report long on speculative doom and short on facts and data, ABC News, once again, instinctively took the side oppositional to the Trump administration. This time, the Disney subsidiary parroted the spin of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney while reporting on the collapse of a potential deal between the United States and Canada.

The Narrative Media are the cornerstone of the Hate America First movement.

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Blue State Blues: Pennsylvania Court Case Declared Mistrial Because None of the Jurors Would Own Up to Smoking a Doobie in the Jury Room

23rd August 2026

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That explains a lot.

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Report: More People Have Died From Heat in France This Summer Than All US Mass Shootings in History

23rd August 2026

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Maybe all that “global warming” was dangerous, after all.

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Former Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland Says Canada Must Focus on Psychological Operations Against Americans Now

23rd August 2026

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Good luck with that. What are they going to do, send us a sternly-worded memo? Send protesters to the border to line up and burst into tears?

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Records Reveal Planned Parenthood’s 14-Point Post-Dobbs Strategy for State AGs to Target Pro-Lifers

23rd August 2026

The Foundry.

A month after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Planned Parenthood issued marching orders for state attorneys general to target crisis pregnancy centers and issue abortion-friendly legal opinions.

State actions after the July 12, 2022, memo suggest Democrat attorneys general followed much of the 14-point plan pushed by the nation’s largest abortion provider.

On July 25, 2022, Brittany Jenkins, policy director of the Progressive State Leaders Committee, forwarded a Planned Parenthood memo to attorneys general and their staff, according to documents obtained by the Daily Signal. Jenkins informed them that Rachel Sussman, vice president of state policy for Planned Parenthood, was set to brief them the next day “to continue our discussion of continued actions AGs can take in response to the Dobbs decision.”

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Bonus Thought for the Day

23rd August 2026

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Worst of all, a lot of them vote Democrat.

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Why the US Military Needs A Seaplane Again

23rd August 2026

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We need to get the best stuff available, and work around the fact that American industry is degrading rapidly.

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Thought for the Day

23rd August 2026

Trump on X.

“The Census Bureau has begun checking the Voter Records from 2020 against their Citizenship Records. On the first 128,000,000 Voters, the Census Bureau proves that over 24,000 Noncitizens voted illegally! The Census Bureau is going to analyze the next 32,000,000 Voters, and this number will explode. I WON THE ELECTION! We must pass THE SAVE AMERICA ACT. Thank you for your attention to this matter!”

My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

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Obsessed CNN’s Coverage of Natalie Harp Letters to Trump Mostly Omits Vital Information

23rd August 2026

Newsbusters.

As has been previously pointed out, ever since Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff implied that White House aide Natalie Harp’s relationship with President Trump is more than just business, the left wing media has been obsessed with the story. On Thursday they were given some new ammunition thanks to an article in The Daily Beast, which printed a pair of letters allegedly written by Harp to Trump in 2023.

They reinforce the admiration, loyalty and closeness that Harp feels for the President, that the left has been using to attempt to pervert the relationship. But the article also contained vital context, as to why Harp might have these feelings towards Trump. One is, she believes that he had saved her life.

 

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The Wayward Bus

23rd August 2026

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A Palestinian culture-enricher named Ahmed got himself into a bit of trouble during a bus ride in the French city of Toulouse. The impulsive youngster sat down next to a 16-year-old girl and put his hands where they didn’t belong. The young girl was inexplicably traumatized by his behavior, and poor Ahmed was hauled into court and convicted of sexual assault.

Surprisingly, he told the court, “I have trouble behaving with girls.” Even more surprising was the sentence: six months in prison. In Western Europe migrants are generally spared custodial sentences for most offenses where their victims are not maimed or killed, and usually receive nothing worse than probation and/or community service.

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The New Axis of Evil

22nd August 2026

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California Parents Sue School District for Mosque Field Trip

22nd August 2026

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A coalition of parents in Northern California has sued the Palo Alto Unified School District for a high school field trip to a mosque in the fall of 2025.

“Students allegedly were encouraged to wear Islamic religious attire, were given Qurans, observed prayer, engaged with participants in a Quran-memorization program, and were exposed to messaging that portrayed Islam as uniquely aligned with social justice work,” the Aug. 7 complaint declares. Strikingly, not a single family involved in the lawsuit is Christian.

The field trip took place as part of Palo Alto High School’s “Social Justice Pathway,” a three-year course track for sophomores through seniors. The program just happens to share its initials (SJP) with Students for Justice in Palestine, a college organization expelled from some campuses for its extreme pro-Hamas demonstrations in 2024.

The SJP program “has periodically and repeatedly organized field trips to a mosque at the Muslim Community Association—Bay Area [in nearby Santa Clara], the only house of worship included in the program,” according to the complaint.

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Bonus Thought for the Day

22nd August 2026

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Capehart Denounces Efforts to Tie DSA Senate Candidate to the DSA

22nd August 2026

Newsbusters.

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart joined PBS News Hour on Friday for his weekly news recap segment with The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks. During the part of the discussion about DSA candidate Angie Nixon winning the Democratic Senate nomination in Florida, Capehart insisted that you can’t actually claim Nixon is a DSA candidate and therefore tie her to the DSA’s recent praise of Fidel Castro.

When trying to come up with a reason why Nixon was able to defeat liberal hero from Trump 1.0, Alexander Vindman, Capehart claimed, “But Democrats are also talking about someone who will fight for them, someone who’s going to give expression to their anger about what’s happening, whether it’s the war or high prices, high gas prices, inflation, or just the wrecking ball the administration’s taking to just democracy.”

Ironically, Capehart’s denunciations of those who seek to associate Nixon with the DSA began when he himself admitted Nixon is a member of the DSA, “And Angie Nixon, state legislator who has been in the trenches there in Florida, working really hard, talking to people, she went out and asked for people’s votes, and they gave it to her. I mean, one thing to keep in mind, she joined the Democratic Socialists of America just a few months ago.”

Tell the truth about Democrats, and the Narrative Media invariably describes it as a ‘smear’.

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A Call to Power: Islamic Leaders See Ballot Box as Path to Paradise

22nd August 2026

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The call to prayer is sounding across America. From Hamtramck, Michigan, to Paterson, New Jersey, to Minneapolis, Minnesota, rooftop amplifiers remind growing numbers of Muslim faithful five times a day of their duties with the Arabic message that “Allah is the Greatest! There is no god but Allah!”

The so-called “adhan” is just one sign of how Islam is transforming pockets of the nation. As more Muslims participate in the country’s political life, running for office, influencing, and in some cases, even controlling local governments, they are putting their own stamps on their communities: renaming city streets after Arab homelands and mandating Islamic holidays and halal-only lunches in public schools, while even changing noise ordinances to the consternation of many non-Muslim neighbors.

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Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant for Netanyahu, Seeks Interpol Red Notice

22nd August 2026

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Turkey has escalated its anti-Israel actions, after months of denunciations connected to its Gaza, Syria, and Iran policies – and is once again taking things to new levels.

The Erdogan government has just issued an international arrest warrant for Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as part of an investigation into Israel’s interception of an aid flotilla for Gaza, which happened in mid-May and involved over 50 vessels and nearly 500 international activists.

Activist: Someone who isn’t happy unless pissing in someone else’s soup.

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Spanish Beach Stormed as Ceuta Chaos Spreads

22nd August 2026

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Dozens of military-age men leapt from boats onto packed tourist beaches in mainland Spain this week, sending holidaymakers scrambling for their belongings as the fallout from the Ceuta mass crossing continues to escalate.

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What ‘Our Democracy’ Really Means

22nd August 2026

The Other McCain.

For many years I have said that, if it weren’t for double standards, Democrats would have no standards at all. The only “principle” they have is a lust for power.

As Mike Benz points out, with Democrats, every accusation is a confession — they habitually accuse Republicans of wrongdoing that Democrats themselves are guilty of, in this case, foreign interference in American elections. ActBlue was perfectly OK with their system being used to launder foreign contributions into Democratic campaign coffers, with the big-money foreign donors using the stolen identities of Americans to disguise these illegal contributions.

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