Bonus Thought of the Day
20th June 2026
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20th June 2026
While some problems caused by California’s one-party government get significant press, there’s one major issue that’s virtually ignored: The state’s 911 system is dangerously outdated, and the attempt to update it has already cost taxpayers $502 million with little to show for it.
California has an analog emergency warning system from the 1970s. There is broad agreement that the current system puts Californians at risk. Gov. Gavin Newsom proudly announced in 2019 that California would update its system.
In a 2019 press release, Newsom’s office explained some of the failures of the current system. At the time, there were 13 system outages a month on average. Newsom’s office said federal regulators estimated that speeding up average emergency response times by a single minute could save 10,000 lives each year.
The project is clearly necessary, but its cost has been astronomical, and progress has been sluggish. In 2019, Newsom asserted that the project would be completed by 2022 and cost approximately $132 million. He also explained that the project would be managed by a little-known governmental entity called the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES). With a name like that, Newsom cannot duck responsibility for the failure that has followed.
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20th June 2026
Team Algae and Filth has been busy at work, supported by CNN, ABC and various leftist media, in an attempt to grow algae back in the DC reflection pool, and cut out the newly installed lining. A few arrests have been made by DC park police.
Yes, these folks are that unstable. Liberalism is a mental disorder.
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20th June 2026
Just sayin’….
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20th June 2026
And rightly so. This case is different from most “corporate policy” cases in that the employees were not resisting the robbery but rather defending themselves against assault & battery, which is a positive right in law.
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20th June 2026
I am most enjoying the reactions to visitors to the United States for the World Cup games. But it’s also still fun to mock hateful anti-American leftists.
Many of us have mocked institutions (often “educational” institutions), and individuals for beginning meetings, events, and presentations with “land acknowledgments” that “acknowledge” that the event is being held on land “stolen” from some “indigenous” peoples.
But we mock the “land acknowledgments” because they never include an offer to return the land to the peoples from whom the land was supposedly stolen.
I suppose the defenders of such “land acknowledgments” could note that since the occupying institution has occupied the land for an extended time, returning the land to the peoples from whom the land was “stolen” would be impractical.
OK. But, former President Obama doesn’t have that excuse with respect to his recently constructed and just-opened Obama Presidential Center.
I want to know why they made it as ugly as possible.
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20th June 2026
Commenter “Kate” linked to this thread on “X” by John McWhorter, about Karmelo Anthony and his motives for stabbing Austin Metcalf. I had read the thread last night; it’s long, so I’m just giving the link here and discussing some excerpts.
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20th June 2026
The folks over at the BBC, notorious for their objective and totally truthful reporting, took one look at the skyline of Houston and thought, “That can’t be right. Houston has mountains. We should add some mountains to this skyline.”
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20th June 2026
What’s left out of the headline, of course, is that Mohamed Hussein is part of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), which Governor Greg Abbott designated as a terrorist organization.
He really thought he could waltz into the Texas Republican convention as a member of this terror group and find acceptance.
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If you immigrate, you must assimilate and do so as soon as possible. If you don’t want to embrace Americanism then you don’t need to come to America. Common sense.
Truth.
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20th June 2026
Researchers conclude the nuclear-powered cruise missile almost certainly uses a direct-cycle engine that spews radioactive material throughout its flight.
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20th June 2026

I like it. It has texture, and scope. If Trump starts wearing an eyepatch and a duster, we’ll know.
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20th June 2026
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19th June 2026
The Real Reason Trump Never Stops Talking About Voter Fraud (Jamelle Bouie/New York Times) Because, as we all know, voter fraud it TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE, so that CAN’T POSSIBLY be the reason. But we mind-readers at the NYT will be happy to share what we know is going on in Trump’s supposed brain.
‘Humiliation’: Donald Trump battles claims his Iran deal is worse than Obama’s (Financial Times) Because, as we all know, the Magic Negro couldn’t POSSIBLY have made a deal that was anything less than perfect.
Trump jokes he’ll blame Vance if Iran deal doesn’t work out (Julia Manchester/The Hill) But we’re still trying to puzzle out what he REALLY meant….
JD Vance Is Going to Eat This Turd and Love It (Jonathan V. Last/The Bulwark) That’s the Bullshitwark—always keeping it classy.
With Gushy PBS Approval, Eddie Glaude Likens MAGA to KKK With ‘Evangelical Twist’ MAGA is the New Nigger.
The right-wing media revolt against Trump’s proposed MOU with Iran (John Knefel/Media Matters for America) Normal people believe it when they see it. The Narrative Media see it when they believe it.
Why Trump’s Iran agreement could be a tough sell for Republicans: From the Politics Desk (NBC News) Because we say so. That’s good enough for you proles.
Trump’s pitch to voters: “I love the inflation” (Vox) Because, as we all know, the mind-readers at Vox know what even Trump doesn’t know.
Top Democrats demand Rubio briefing on Iran deal (Andrew Solender/Axios) I guess they don’t believe the Narrative Media any more than the rest of us.
Why Trump is sabotaging his own nominee (Cameron Peters/Vox) Because, as we all know, the mind-readers at Vox know what even Trump doesn’t know
Trump Demanded Iran’s ‘Unconditional Surrender.’ He Got a Surprise Instead. (David E. Sanger/New York Times) Because, as we all know, we mind-readers at the NYT know when he’s surprised and when he isn’t.
Trump’s Deal With Iran Opens New Rifts in G.O.P. (New York Times) Because, as we all know, the mind-readers at the NYT know what Republicans are thinking even when they don’t.
Trump’s SAVE Act obsession ties Senate in knots (Mike Zapler/Axios)
Republicans fear Trump is hurting their chances. He can’t understand why. (Politico) Because, as we all know, we mind-readers at Politico know what Republicans fear and what Trump doesn’t understand better than anybody else.
Trump Blows Through His Iran Red Lines in Justifying Peace Deal (Nick Wadhams/Bloomberg) Because, as we all know, the mind-readers at Blooomberg know Trump’s red lines far better than he does.
How the stock market became Trump’s most favored adviser (Washington Post) Because, as we all know, we mind-readers at the Washington Poop know who Trump’s most favored adviser is better than he does.
Power and Geopolitics After Trump (Paul Krugman) The man who has never been right even once in his life lays down the Narrative.
Everyone in Trump’s Cabinet Is Eating Sauerkraut (Wall Street Journal) Thank God the WSJ has nothing more important to write about.
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19th June 2026
After the Southern Poverty Law Center scandal of actually funding and encouraging racist protests, it appears that at least one individual has created his own orchestrated racist incident.
In Chicago (where Jussie Smollett committed his infamous racist hoax), a burning cross was denounced by Mayor Brandon Johnson as a sign of the racism in society.
Johnson, however, refused to address the fact that the cross burning was actually the work of an anti-Trump liberal student.
University of Illinois senior Merlin Lu said it was never intended as a racist symbol, but the question is whether it could still be charged as a hate crime.
My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.
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19th June 2026
One of Baltimore City’s premier bar and restaurant districts was transformed into a warzone over the weekend, with roaming gangs of underage kids, large unruly crowds, fights, and even a shootout that seemed like a scene from the crime drama The Wire. Urban decay in Baltimore is rampant and is a symptom of failed left-wing leadership, which seems more focused on city-killing progressive politics, DEI, illegal aliens, and climate change than actually providing basic law and order to taxpayers.
Fox Baltimore reports that Fells Point was flooded with hundreds of young people, mostly underage teens, overwhelming parts of the nightlife district known for its local shops, bars, and restaurants.
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19th June 2026
The Obama Presidential Center is set to open Friday in Chicago, but several subcontractors who helped build the project say they are still struggling to recover millions of dollars in alleged unpaid costs.
Among them is Adamson Plumbing owner Mike Owen, who said his company is nearly $4 million in the red after years of work on the project.
“That is a hole that no subcontractor, small business can survive,” Owen said. He said the losses have drained company reserves, created uncertainty for employees, and could lead to layoffs.
“Flounder, you fucked up! You trusted us!” — Eric Stratton, Rush Chairman, damned glad to meet you.
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19th June 2026
It seems impossible — or just too revolting — to keep up with the financial hanky-panky of California Gov. Gavin Newsom and First Partner (gag) Jennifer Siebel Newsom. But thanks to a couple of investigative reporters with stronger stomachs than I have, let’s see if I can’t put everything you need to know into one easily digestible column.
I love it when other people do my dirty work for me, so let’s get started.
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19th June 2026
For generations, Democrats have portrayed themselves as the party of ordinary Americans – factory workers, waitresses, truck drivers, police officers, construction workers, and middle-class families trying to get ahead. Yet one of the most striking features of modern American politics is how often Democrat leaders, activists, and media allies seem genuinely baffled by the very people they claim to represent.
The latest example comes from Washington Post columnist Monica Hesse, whose reaction to President Trump’s appearance at a packed UFC event on the White House lawn last weekend revealed a familiar pattern among America’s cultural elites. To tens of millions of Americans, UFC is simply entertainment. It is competitive, exciting, patriotic, and increasingly mainstream.
To Hesse and myriad other journalists and political commentators, however, its popularity seems to require explanation – as though they are studying the customs of a distant tribe.
That reaction says far more about elite America than it does about UFC fans, and few institutions better embody elite opinion than the modern Democrat Party.
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19th June 2026
Democrats are far more likely to say they’re “ashamed” to be Americans than are other U.S. adult citizens, results of a new national survey by The Economist/YouGov reveal.
With the nation’s 250th anniversary less than a month away, the survey conducted June 13-15 polled Americans’ views on their country.
When asked to rate how “proud” they were to be an American, 60% of U.S. adult citizens said they were either “very proud” (42%) or “somewhat proud” (18%).
While 20% of all adults said they were either somewhat (12%) or very (8%) “ashamed,” nearly twice as many Democrat citizens (38%) said they were ashamed, including 12% who reported that they were “very ashamed.” Only 40% of Democrats said they were at least somewhat proud to be Americans.
Another 22% of Democrats said they were “neither” proud nor ashamed to be Americans, on par with the 20% of all U.S. adults who voiced no opinion, one way or the other.
Democrats were also much less likely to think that America has been “a force for good in the world.”
I know how they feel—I’m ashamed that Democrats are Americans too.
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19th June 2026
Americans are used to handouts for favored groups. Affirmative action in university admissions, corporate “diversity” initiatives, and minority-owned contracting requirements direct opportunities, resources, and contracts to supposedly “oppressed” groups, such as women, Native Americans, blacks, and Hispanics.
In California, state Democrats have embraced another kind of favoritism: contracts for state-certified gay-owned businesses.
The scheme operates through the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), which regulates privately owned utility companies. California utilities spent more than $43 billion in 2024 on contractors—fuel suppliers, surveyors, engineers, and others—whose work helps deliver water, gas, electricity, and internet service to California’s 39 million residents.
Being a pervert has never been more profitable.
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19th June 2026
Alogic is bringing more touch and stylus input options to Mac with a new desktop monitor and portable displays, expanding a lineup that adds a feature Apple doesn’t offer on its own hardware yet.
The company unveiled the Aspekt Touch 27 and Folio portable displays at InfoComm 2026, expanding its lineup of touch-enabled hardware for Mac users. Both products let users interact directly with apps, documents, presentations, and creative projects through touch and stylus input.
Alogic is one of the few monitor makers offering touchscreen hardware for Macs. The company uses its own software to enable touch gestures, navigation, annotation, and drawing on macOS.
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19th June 2026
Assuming, of course, that’s what you want to do.
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19th June 2026
I asked grok (AI) to write a table of translations of insults commonly used by leftists against the right, and this is what it came up with:
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19th June 2026
The Justice Department Fraud Taskforce announced today fifteen individuals, 11 illegal aliens and four U.S. citizens, have been charged and arrested for benefit fraud in Massachusetts. The defendants are charged with more than $1.4 million in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit fraud, MassHealth benefit fraud and disability and unemployment benefit fraud.
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19th June 2026
Spain’s mass migrant amnesty has attracted almost 900,000 applications, exposing a far larger illegal immigration population than the government previously admitted.
According to the latest figures, the total has already far surpassed the government’s original estimate of around 500,000 beneficiaries and even exceeds higher internal projections of 750,000, despite the application window remaining open until June 30. Around 360,000 applications have already been formally accepted for processing.
The last time Spain carried out a major migrant amnesty was in 2005 under the Socialist government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. That program received just over 691,000 applications and granted approximately 576,000 residence permits. The current scheme has already attracted more applications than that record, even though the deadline has not yet passed.
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19th June 2026
Of course they do. Anything that intrudes reality into the personal delusion space is a threat. We must take people’s statements of their identity as factual in evrey circumstance, as with ‘gender identity’. On the Left, you are what you say you are, not what you actually are—unless of course we hate you, in which case we get to say what you are whether you like it or not.
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19th June 2026
They want to make sure Spencer Pratt never happens again.
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19th June 2026
Well, this is almost the worst kind of update we could have to this story.
The alleged lunatic who chucked a 3-year-old kid into a croc enclosure for no discernible reason in a senseless and random attack is already out on bail.
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19th June 2026
He was even worse than we thught.
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19th June 2026
While commemorating the film’s 20th anniversary, former Vice President Al Gore explained that while An Inconvenient Truth did not prove to be accurate, it did make him incredibly rich.
Gore, who wrote and starred in the Oscar-winning documentary, was happy to sit down for an interview with ABC News’ Ginger Zee this week to discuss how successful the film was at building his wealth.
“I think the film was a great success, actually,” Gore said, speaking of the film’s numerous failed predictions. “For me, that is. It may not have been true in any way, but I sure enjoyed it. After all, I am now very, very rich.”
AlGore is one of those people who ages like bread, not like wine.
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19th June 2026
Nope, not satire.
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19th June 2026
Because, as we all know, paying to support criminal immigrants and their families is TOTALLY the responsibility of the Federal government—and the Federal taxpayer.
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19th June 2026
So you wanted to hide your homeless in these tiny homes during the World Cup, eh?
No joke, they’ve got five whole residents at these things. Quite a failure.
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19th June 2026
Those Biden years were so “great” for America, weren’t they?
Turns out flooding the country with tens of millions of illegal immigrants creates a shortage of affordable housing.
These numbers come from James Carter, who served as a deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury in the George W. Bush administration.
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19th June 2026
Microwaving food does not uniquely destroy nutrients. All cooking can reduce some nutrients, especially heat-sensitive vitamins, but microwaving is often one of the gentler methods because it is fast and uses little or no water. Long cooking times and discarded cooking water cause much of the loss in vegetables.
That is why microwaving often preserves vitamin C and other water-soluble nutrients as well as, or better than, boiling.
The myth mixes two ideas: fear of the word “radiation” and confusion about how cooking losses happen. Microwave energy does not erase nutrients in a special way. Nutrients are reduced mainly by heat, time, oxygen exposure, and leaching into water. Boiling can be hard on water-soluble vitamins because those vitamins move into the water and often go down the drain with it.
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19th June 2026
Behold, the benefits of green energy!
So the solar panels that are supposed to save us all from destruction at the hands of environmental disasters are now bursting into flames and poisoning the environment?
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19th June 2026
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19th June 2026
BBC, a Voice of the Crust.
Ayoub Baghdad has only just arrived in the US to follow his home team in the World Cup. But already he’s been stunned by one big thing – and it’s not at all related to football – the sheer size of basically everything in the States.
“Everything is big, even the Coke is big,” Baghdad says, referring to the carbonated beverage. He has found the roads, trucks, and buildings to be much larger than anything he’s used to seeing back home in Morocco.
About 75% of the 2026 Fifa World Cup matches are being played in the US with Mexico and Canada sharing the remainder. With that comes more international fans in the US keen to explore American culture, landscape and all the country’s oddities.
It’s made for viral videos on social media, with foreign football fans trying everything from Waffle House and finding a new obsession in ranch dressing to being blown away by giant supermarkets and large restaurant portions.
The preoccupation with sizes, in particular, was something many international fans remarked about when interviewed by the BBC about their reflections on visiting America.
“A place like this could ONLY exist in America and I LOVE it,” said Shaun, a vlogger from Scotland after visiting a Buc-ee’s, a convenience store, restaurant, gas station, and supermarket all wrapped in one. The popular chain, mostly found in the South, has a cult-like following in the US, with fans often posing with its Beaver mascot outside many locations.
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18th June 2026
At least four Muslim members of the Texas Republican Party shared their experience at the state’s Republican convention over remarks they described as Islamophobic.
Nobody worries about ‘Nazi-phobic’ or ‘Communist-phobic’, so why the uproar about ‘Islamophobic’? A phobia is an irrational fear, and a fear of Islam, like a fear of Nazis or a fear of Communists, is entirely rational, as history plainly demonstrates.
“When they say Sharia-free, that means Muslim-free, no practices of Islam,” Mohamed Hussein, an attendee, told The Texas Tribune. “No one is calling for the state to implement Sharia laws.”
Of course not—Muslims know that would not be well received (although they do it in Europe, and I suspect it’s only a matter of time and increased Muslim population growth before it happens here). What ‘sharia-free’ means is the elimination of the stealthy growtho of sharia-law in parallel with normal American law, as is currently happening in the UK. Muslims set up their own sharia-law tribunals and pressure all Muslims to use them in place of the existing legal structure. (Orthodox Jews have done the same thing; it’s not unusual for tribal peoples living in non-tribal societies.)
Hussein said he was in disbelief that he was told to convert or leave—for the first time in his life.
But that’s exactly the choice that Islam gives to non-Muslims. Convert or go away (Actually, historically it was convert or die, but they can’t get away with that in the modern world). If you’re a Christian or a Jew, you get a third choice: Become a dhimmi, which is kind of like being a Negro in the Democrat South.
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18th June 2026
Yes, we already knew some of what is revealed in the recent report issued by British MP Rupert Lowe on the so-called “rape gangs” that exploited British girls for decades. To illustrate, note that I wrote my first post on the subject in 2015, and in it I quoted this:
The sex-trafficking ring in Rotherham may well be the worst in the West ever, or so one would hope. British officials have now identified at least three hundred suspects in a crime syndicate that raped and trafficked underage British girls for years, while local police ignored signs and clues for years…
It was already known that the perps were almost exclusively what the Brits call “Asian men” – in this case, Pakistani – and the victims were underage white girls, mostly poor and often neglected. So, what’s new?
Cutting their own throats slowly….
Muslims inevitably see non-Muslims as prey.
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18th June 2026
The Trump administration has struck another blow against DEI, this time issuing a lawsuit against a “first of its kind” racial reparations program in Illinois.
In 2019, the city of Evanston, Illinois, approved a “Local Reparations Restorative Housing Program” that was set to hand out tens of millions of dollars to residents—or the descendants of residents—who had allegedly been discriminated against.
What’s notable, and suable, about the Evanston reparations program is that the awardees of cash payments from the city government didn’t have to prove that harm was caused to them or their ancestors.
Instead, eligible recipients have been limited to black adults who lived in the city between 1919 and 1969, along with their children, grandchildren, or great-grandchildren.
The Department of Justice noted that the “city has not identified any specific acts of discrimination that violated the constitution or a statute that these payments are intended to remedy.”
The program went into effect in 2021, the height of the Great Awokening, and has distributed a considerable amount of money.
The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race.
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18th June 2026
The line between reality and satire gets thinner by the day.
If you didn’t hear, the fake news has gone all-out this past week with actual journalism (albeit stupid journalism) into the algae bloom that has hit Trump’s renovated Reflecting Pool on the National Mall.
It’s funny that they didn’t have time to analyze the water when it was dark green during Obama’s years, or to pay attention to billions in migrant fraud, or to investigate Covid lies, but they did have time to send a crew to get water samples to make Trump look bad.
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18th June 2026
A new treatment that blocks an aging-related protein restored lost cartilage in old mice and helped prevent arthritis after knee injuries. Human cartilage samples showed similar signs of regeneration, raising hopes for a future drug that could repair joints instead of replacing them.
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17th June 2026
“We Were LIED To About America…”
The Media Lied, America Was NOTHING Like We Thought
Brit STUNNED at “They Refused to Play the US National Anthem, So They SANG it!”
The World Cup Proves Europe Was Wrong About America
The World Cup Is Proving America Was Right
Do World Cup Tourists Love America More Than We Do?
Everything We Thought About The USA Was Wrong…
European World Cup Tourists SHOCKED After Finding Out THEY HAVE BEEN LIED To About America!
World Cup showed the REAL America
Europeans FINALLY See The REAL America!
Brits SHOCKED by Texas Football Culture
… and, from the people who don’t have the Second Amendment:
Europeans React To Can USA Survive A Full Scale INVASION! l Why It’s Impossible? (CIVILIANS in the U.S. have more guns than all of the European armies put together … including Russia.
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17th June 2026
Trump Does Not Understand the War He Lost (Tom Nichols/The Atlantic) The war isn’t really over, of course, but mind-readers in the Narrative Media KNOW that he lost and KNOW that he doesn’t understand anything anywhere anytime.
CNN Spins Local Newsom Investigation as Trumpist Political Witch Hunt Because what else could it POSSIBLY be?
ABC Downplays Illegal Alien Ramming Car into ICE Agent as ‘Suspect’
Former Judge’s ICE Obstruction Conviction Upheld
Iran Found Trump’s Bone Spur (Bret Stephens/New York Times)
Trump’s Iran Nuclear Deal Risks Falling Short of Obama Version (Jonathan Tirone/Bloomberg)
More Than 770,000 Children Are No Longer Receiving SNAP Benefits After Trump Changes Federal Food Program (Nicole Santa Cruz/ProPublica) Because, as we all know, providing food for children is TOTALLY the respoosibility of the Federal government—and the Federal taxpayer.
After draping White House in gold, Trump heads to ‘the real deal’: Versailles (Washington Post
Elon Musk’s Race War Just Took Darker Turn–Time for a Global Response (New Republic)
MAGA hawk mutiny deepens Trump’s isolation on Iran (Zachary Basu/Axios) MAGA is the New Nigger.
Vance’s slick answers on ‘The View’ can’t hide his biggest problem for 2028 (Paul Waldman/MS NOW) He cant avoid TRUMP COOTIES.
Klepper Implies Trump Wanted German Chancellor To Get Him a Nazi Jersey
The Real Trump Resistance Doesn’t Need a Hashtag (New York Times)
The Next Step in Criminalizing ICE Protests Is Here (Spencer Ackerman/FOREVER WARS)
Rick Jackson’s Georgia win is an embarrassing blemish on Trump’s record (Politico)
The De-Trumpification Process Begins Now (Brian Beutler/Off Message)
GOP senator: Trump Iran deal ‘tremendous foreign policy blunder’ (Max Rego/The Hill)
O’Donnell Seeks Warnock’s ‘Spiritual Guidance’ Over UFC Fighter’s Michelle Obama Insult
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17th June 2026
Only 1% of the American population identifies as vegan (a person who refrains from using or consuming any animal products), and around 3% of the population identifies as vegetarian. It is therefore a little confusing as to why American political and social discourse is hijacked by vegan issues so often.
Leftist activists have adopted the age-old mantra that the “squeaky wheel gets the oil”; but imagine a wheel that never gets enough oil? Imagine a movement specifically designed to keep society constantly on egg shells, trying to figure out different ways to satisfy that squeaky wheel so it will finally shut up?
One eventually has to ask the obvious question: Why don’t we simply throw that insufferable wheel in the garbage?
A perfect example of why Americans need to start aggressively discriminating against veganism as a movement has popped up in Oregon. A new initiative called the PEACE Act (IP28) has enough backing to make it on the state ballot in November. The initiative originally gained support as a way to “end animal cruelty”, but the details of the proposed law turned out to be a vegan’s version of Orwell.
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17th June 2026
German director Uwe Boll’s latest film about a man who turns to vigilantism after becoming frustrated by rising street crime has been effectively barred from release in Germany. According to Boll, the ban is linked to the film’s portrayal of migrants as perpetrators of serious crimes.
Citizen Vigilante, starring former Hollywood actor Armie Hammer, has been in effect barred from release in Germany after the country’s film classification board refused to grant it any age rating.
The action thriller, due to debut in North America on June 19, stars Hammer as Sanders, a man whose violent campaign against criminals transforms him into a social media sensation.
Thank God we have the First Amendment—unlike fascist Europe.
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17th June 2026
French activist and online commentator Thaïs d’Escufon says she could face prison for saying immigration is the number one threat to French women. In an X video posted on her page, she argues that her case demonstrates the shrinking space for free expression in France.
The case stems from statements she made on BFM TV in 2023, during a discussion about a rape involving an illegal immigrant. d’Escufon, who was herself the victim of a home invasion and sexual assault two years earlier at the hands of a Tunisian migrant, said during the segment that “The main danger for women is immigrant men, Africans, blacks, and Arabs.”
DILCRAH (the Interministerial Delegation to Fight Against Racism, Antisemitism, and Anti-LGBT Hate) filed a complaint after that TV appearance, leading to prosecution.
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17th June 2026
A privately funded inquiry organised by Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain party has accused British authorities of allowing organised child sexual exploitation networks to operate across the country for decades, claiming that political sensitivities repeatedly took precedence over protecting vulnerable girls.
The 219-page Rape Gang Inquiry Report is not an official government investigation and did not possess statutory powers to compel witnesses or evidence. Instead, it draws on survivor testimony, whistleblower accounts, court records, previous inquiries, and expert evidence gathered during hearings organised by Restore Britain.
The report examines Britain’s rape gang scandal, a series of cases uncovered in towns and cities across England in which groups of men, largely of Pakistani Muslim heritage, sexually exploited underage girls, often over many years. Previous official investigations in places including Rotherham, Rochdale, Oxford, and Telford found repeated failures by police, social services, schools, and local authorities to intervene despite numerous warnings.
ATQUE: UK – the Grooming Gangs
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17th June 2026
An Eritrean rapist avoided deportation from Sweden because he is “integrated” there, and the rape he committed was described by a court as “brief” and “without threats or blows,” according to a court.
The offender, a care worker in his 30s, was sentenced to four years imprisonment for raping an 82-year-old woman. His victim—who previously received home care services from the now convicted criminal—suffers from impaired memory, but was able to recall her ordeal on the night of November 3rd, 2025, Samnytt reports.
The victim’s son contacted the police alleging an incident had taken place. After various convoluted attempts at an alibi contradicted by DNA evidence, the Eritrean was convicted.
Slowly cutting their own throats….
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