The case against climate change

The Greenhouse Effect In A Water World

Washington State Tells Businesses to Eliminate Emissions by 2050 Time to leave.

BBC Climate Check–April 2021

Greenland becoming darker, warmer as its snow ages and changes shape

Latest Science Now Says We All Must Wear Masks To Prevent Global Warming  Babylon Bee.

CBS Poll: 80 Percent of GOP Back Cheney Removal, Almost 90 Percent Like Trump Policies

CBS Show Symbolically Connects Terrorists to Tea Party Movement

“I’m tired of this sh*t”: Eric Swalwell blasts ‘marauding goon’ Marjorie Taylor Greene Says the man who was hanging out with a Chinese spy while on the Intelligence committee.

Breaking up with your favorite racist childhood classic books (Washington Post)

Black, Brown and extremist: Across the far-right spectrum, people of color play a more visible role (Washington Post)

Mitch McConnell caught off guard as Fox host grills him on GOP support for Trump’s election lies (Salon)

Airlines May Start Weighing Passengers Amid Obesity Crisis 

Decolonising the Curriculum

Brian Stelter: Media Need to Focus Fiercely on ‘Republicans vs. Democracy’

Ex-Gaetz associate pleads guilty to sex trafficking a minor (Axios) They can’t get Gaetz for anything — notice that no ‘victim’ has stepped forward claiming to be the minor in question — so they tar him by ‘association’ with someone that they can get.

CNN, MSNBC Have Panic Attack Over Court Taking On ‘Controversial’ ‘Anti-Choice’ Abortion Law

NY Times Reporters Hated Trump Because He Belittled Them: New Book  Hard to tell which was the chicken and which the egg in that relationship.

Nets Push Left-Wing Demands Biden Abandon Israel, Back Palestinians

Dems To Hold Hearing on ‘White Identity Terrorism’ As Violence in Israel Mounts

Twitter Suspends Spanish Politician for Saying Men Can’t Get Pregnant

Space Force Officer’s Book On Marxism In The Military Reaches No. 1 On Amazon After Being Fired

America’s Housing Future Remains Murky At Best

White House Working To Roll Back Trump’s EU Metals Tariffs Despite Admitting They Saved Jobs

Larry Summers Pulls The Inflation Alarm

39 Million Households Including Most U.S. Children To Get Up To $3,600 Stimulus In Monthly Payments

Biden Admin Diverts $2 Billion From Healthcare Programs To Help Illegal Migrant Children

NYT Makes Pathetic Attempt to Save Biden’s Disastrous Economic Image

Biden Revokes Trump Executive Order Targeting Online Censorship  Democrats LOVE online censorship.

19 States Urge Biden To Reinstate Keystone After Colonial Pipeline Hack Caused Mass Gas Shortages

48 Shot, Including 2 Police Officers In Another Out Of Control Chicago Weekend

‘Hate, Ignorance, Apathy:’ ‘Batwoman’ Begins Brutal BLM Storyline

Invisible men

Meet Rep. Cori Bush and Her Fellow Faith Healers

Pressley Postpones Financial Disclosure Amid Questions About Real Estate Dealings

Tech Companies That Made #BlackLivesMatter Pledges Had 20% Fewer Black Employees

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Under “progressivism,” anything old is suspect and if there is the slightest hint of incorrect thinking about it, then it certainly must be denounced if not destroyed.

Progressives believe that progress is inevitable; so long as things are allowed to change, time T+1 will inevitably be better than time T.

Hence, for any time T there was a time T-1 that represents Less Progress and is ipso facto Less Good. So the older something is, the less progress it embodies, and this is the very definition of inferiority.

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Plexiglass — or, rather, Plexiglas® — is one of several trade names for acrylic, shorthand for polymethyl methacrylate, a thermoplastic that can be molded at high temperatures but hardens upon cooling. 9 Transparent, lightweight, and shatter-resistant, the material derives from natural gas, and was developed in the late 1920s and ’30s as a safety glass for automobiles, an alternative to silica-based glass. German chemists Otto Röhm and Walter Bauer trademarked a version as Plexiglas® acrylic; British chemists Rowland Hill and John Crawford of Imperial Chemical registered their product under the name Perspex; and E.I. du Pont Nemours & Company, based in the U.S., introduced Pontalite, later renamed Lucite. 10 Acrylic proved useful for many wartime applications, including submarine periscopes, aircraft windshields and canopies, and gun turrets. 11 Moreover, acrylic, like all plastic, affords formal variety, and after the war it was put to myriad commercial uses: bulletproof “glass,” picture “glass,” ice-hockey-rink walls, aquarium walls, salad-bar sneeze guards, surgical instruments, storm doors, paint, jewelry, dentures, and housewares in exciting curved and folded shapes. Acrylic rods became “crystal” chandeliers and towel holders and stands for scale models. Acrylic tubes were bent into point-of-sale displays, decorative furniture, bulk-food dispensers.

Look but don’t touch.

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Interpol isn’t an international police agency, even though Hollywood likes to depict it as such. It’s actually more like an electronic bulletin board on which police agencies around the world can post their “wanted” notices.

Other police agencies can read the notices—or ignore them—as they choose.

Interpol isn’t supposed to get involved in politics. But not all of its members—and almost every country, except North Korea and Kosovo, are members of Interpol—are so scrupulous.

Interpol abuse happens when a nation (usually an authoritarian regime) puts a “wanted” notice on the Interpol bulletin board on a political opponent.

This abuse is generically known as transnational repression, because it cuts across national borders and it involves everything from spyware to assassinations to Interpol. But Interpol abuse is an important facet of the wider problem.

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Until I wrote the adjacent post this morning I had forgotten the article I wrote for the February 4, 2008 issue of the Weekly Standard. In the article I took a look at widely circulated AP and Reuters photographs of Yasser Arafat allegedly donating blood to the United States in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. I titled the article “He didn’t give at the office.”

ZMan takes a look under the covers.

In a world where the end always justifies the means, even when the end is not achieved, truth must always be a secondary consideration. In fact, the truth is often the enemy, as it serves the interests of your opponents. By attacking the truth of something, or even the concept of truth itself, you take away the legitimacy of the opposition to you and your schemes. When morality is determined by who wins, rather than by some objective standard, partisanship is the new morality.

This is the modern age. You see it in the language. The public space is full of people juggling neologisms that have a nice ring to them as a replacement for old words or labels. They sound better and the best people always love hearing new ways of saying old things. It makes them feel smart and sophisticated. The intellectual in a liberal democracy is primarily concerned with appearing to be unconventional and heterodox, so the new words and phrases quickly become popular.

Popularly used smears are ready to hand. ‘Price gouging’. ‘Profiteering’. ‘Robber baron’. ‘Windfall profit’. ‘Pay your fair share’. ‘Oligarch’. ‘Racist’. ‘Sexist’. ‘Bigot’. ‘Homophobe’. ‘Islamophobe’. ‘Denier’. ‘Black market’.

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The first court test of whether local governments can ban police from enforcing certain gun laws is playing out in a rural Oregon county, one of a wave of U.S. counties declaring itself a Second Amendment sanctuary.

The measure that voters in the logging area of Columbia County narrowly approved last year forbids local officials from enforcing most federal and state gun laws and could impose thousands of dollars in fines on those who try.

Second Amendment sanctuary resolutions have been adopted by some 1,200 local governments in states around the U.S., including Virginia, Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas, Illinois and Florida, according to Shawn Fields, an assistant professor of law at Campbell University who tracks them. Many are symbolic, but some, like in Columbia County, carry legal force.

The Other McCain spreads the love.

In response to that threat, we organized “Everybody Blog About Rebekah Jones Day.” For a while, it seemed that our efforts to publicize this situation had little impact, but Hoge kept pounding away at the story, and earlier this month, a Maryland judge dismissed the Jones v. Pushaw case.

Then last week, Charles C.W. Cooke did a National Review article about Jones that got widespread attention, including from The Daily Caller (“The Media Elevated A COVID-19 Conspiracy Theorist To Hurt Ron DeSantis”). So now everybody knows the story — demonstrating again how “The Streisand Effect” operates. The truth is great and will prevail.

Shucks, I missed it.

German Doctors Warn About the Dangers of the Corona Vaccine

These “Nanotraps” Capture SARS-CoV-2 for the Immune System to Kill

Biggest Nurses Union Rebukes CDC Unmasking of Vaccinated

10 Things We Have Learned During The COVID Coup

Papers, Please! ABC Decries the Maskless, Calls for Soviet-Style ‘Passport’

Following The ‘Science’? CDC Shifts From “Impending Doom” To ‘You’re Free’ In 6 Weeks

CDC’s Walensky: The Science ‘Has Really Just Evolved’ In The Last Two Weeks

NY Times: Slow Joe Getting Slower

‘Thankfully, We Don’t Have Those Mean Tweets’: Pete Hegseth And Will Cain Mock ‘Master Of Disaster’ Biden

CNN Host Abby Phillip Admits ‘Searing Visuals’ of Gas Lines, Inflation Look Like Carter Years

3 gunmen open fire at north Oak Cliff restaurant after being turned away, Dallas police say

Black Men Have Lower Cognitive Skills Than White Men, NFL Asserts In Brain Injury Lawsuits (Newsweek)

CNN viewers panic after Don Lemon’s announcement about his show (CNN)

Why Have Almost All the White Students Suddenly Vanished from San Mateo Public High Schools?

Billboards: Blame Whites for Your Problems, Blacks

What 2050 could look like if we don’t do anything about climate change: Hot, a constant cough, regular mask-wearing (CNBC)

MIT unveils a new action plan to tackle the climate crisis

Ditching meat isn’t the answer for climate change. Better farming is

EPA Updates Its “Climate Change Indicators”

Wandering polar bears are the new starving polar bears, falsely blamed on climate change

Marriage doesn’t work (just ask Bill and Melinda) – so let me present some alternatives (The Guardian) Well, it works if you do it right.

Portland Police Union President Says City Is “On The Precipice Of A Gang War”

In photos: Protesters rally across U.S. and the world over Israeli–Palestinian conflict  Needless to say, none of them were supporting the victim, Israel.

SF schools ‘re-open’ for just 1 day so the district can get $12M in funding

MSNBC’s Tiffany Cross Show Pushes Abolition of Police …and Capitalism

Minneapolis Suburb OKs Plans to Limit Police in Making Arrests  Time to leave.

‘I’m Not Going To Let Donald Trump Win’: Adam Kinzinger Says He Won’t Let Trump Continue To ‘Hijack’ His Party  RINOs Assemble!

University Of California System Will No Longer Consider SAT And ACT Scores For Admissions  When you’re admitting by skin color, who cares about test scores?

Todd Suggests Israel ‘Targeted’ Press, Not Hamas With Tower Airstrike

Space Force commander fired after comments made on conservative podcast (CNN)

How to lose America: The death of democracy looks nearer than ever (Salon)

NYC Pride parade bans police officers from participation (The Hill)

Marjorie Taylor Greene caught illegally claiming “big tax break” in Georgia (Salon) Caught!

Marjorie Taylor Greene Chased AOC Around Congress Screaming About Terrorism, Says Report (Daily Beast) Somebody needs to.

NY Times Goes ‘Ultra’ on GOP in Weekend Labeling, Soft on Antifa and AOC

CNN Smears Fox as ‘Propaganda Arm’ of Extreme Right Birthers, Anti-Vaxxer Kooks

NYC Pride Parade Excludes Police at Inclusion Event

Professor Fired For Reading Passage Containing Racial Slur From Mark Twain Novel That ‘Satirizes Evil Institution Of Slavery’

Space Force Commander Demoted Over Book Claiming ‘Neo-Marxist Agenda’ And Critical Race Theory Infiltrating Military

Hawley’s Once-Canceled Big Tech Book Emerges a Bestseller  The Tyranny of Big Tech. Buy it.

‘You’re Not Going To Ex-Communicate A Former President’: Dan Crenshaw Says People Are Interested In Issues, Not Trump Loyalty

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A couple days ago, the Israeli military destroyed a building that they said was used by Hamas. The Israelis gave their customary warning to everyone in the area to get out, and it appears that no one was hurt. I don’t recall Hamas giving a similar warning to the residents of the Israeli civilian centers it destroyed with rocket attacks last week. Anyway. As it turns out, the Hamas building was also used by the Associated Press. AP claims that they had been in that building for years, and had no idea that Hamas was using the same office space. AP is shocked – shocked! – at Israeli allegations that the building housed hostile forces.

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Next, what are the odds that AP really didn’t know that Hamas was in that building?  In fact, what are the odds that the reason the AP used offices there was to have close access to those they were working with to develop the stories they sought to produce about Israeli brutality and so on?  One would presume that AP chose those offices for a reason.  Perhaps not.  But what a remarkable coincidence – out of all the offices they could have used in that region, they chose those in the very same office building as Hamas.  Who knew?

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The Explanation of ideology: Family Structures and Social Systems (1985) was based on the insight that the world map of communism corresponded extremely closely with a specific family system, that of the exogamous communitarian family. Following Walt Rostow, the Kennedy intellectual, Todd argued that the violent process of modernization exposed societies to communist subversion in a brief window when the traditional institutions, such as the authority of the landlord, have decayed but new institutions and higher standards of living are still not in place. Todd’s corollary to Rostow’s dictum was that, while all societies are traumatized by the process of modernization, some societies were more exposed to communist subversion than others. And what determined this conditional exposure to the risk of communism subversion was a specific sort of traditional family system where marriage was exogamous (cousin marriage was taboo) and there was coresidence of the father and all his married sons.

Don’t ever say we don’t deal with Really Obscure Shit here.

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The power is not in the device, for it merely channels, dowsers say; the power is out there, and an attuned hand and quieted mind can discern it.

Whenever I go dowsing for stupidity, the rod aways dips toward Washington.

Freeberg nails it again.

The Internet is a raucous and noisy place, because people have this need to defend the indefensible, and when that germinates into a need to do some arguing when they don’t know how to argue, they use these templates. The templates exist on what might be thought of as a sort of tree, just like a tree you’d find in a redwood forest, or — forgive me, it’s become part of my vocational discipline to see things this way — a sort of class-inheritance tree you’d find in an application or module written in an object-oriented language. “You see” is at the root. Some well-known and often-seen you-see stuff includes

1. Gender is nothing but a social construct
2. Mankind is a poison on the planet
3. Capitalism is the disease and socialism is the cure
4. “Robber Barons” blah blah blah…

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That’s the part that you never see in the Narrative Media.

UPDATE: Netanyahu Calls Out AP Lies About Hamas Facility Getting Bombed

Freeberg nails it.

I’m celebrating Liz Cheney’s defrocking by thinking about her constituents, and I don’t mean Wyoming people. I mean her real constituents. The #NeverTrump types can see with their own eyes that someone’s performing competently at a job, and still wish to replace him because they don’t like his vibe. They’d rather let a building burn to the ground than call a fireman who happens to chew tobacco, or use profanity, or skip Church, or watch Beavis and Butthead, or, or, or…

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They hate Trump because they don’t value what he did. They’ve never had to count on a job actually getting done right, never lost anything because it didn’t happen. They don’t even understand the concept of “an important job”; to their way of thinking, a job is important when it’s a job done by a person who is important, and what makes a person important is their power over you. Their parents paid their college tuition, and to this day, they’re not too sure of how it got done. Their graduation was a ritual and everything after that has been a ritual. You can explain to them until you’re blue in the face that they’re safe because hard men protect them, and are unafraid of doing terrible things, and they’ll nod and agree like they understand. But they don’t. There’s no reason.

Severian is ready to give up.

When it comes to philosophy, at least, the idea’s the thing, not the prose, a few obvious exceptions like Nietzsche aside. It’s important that you know what e.g. Kant and Hegel said, not how they said it, and since any competent “intro to” book will give you both the “standard” (consensus) view and the most common alternate readings, you really don’t have to plow through The Critique of Pure Reason or, God help us, The Philosophy of History. Intros are fine*, and they’re especially fine for guys like Marx, whose Collected Works with Engels run at least fifty (!) big honking volumes.

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Just as Cultural Marxism was nothing more than question begging, a smokescreen of ponderous Teutonic prose to keep Marxists from believing their own lying eyes, so #Woke is an increasingly unhinged attempt to convince the True Believers that a society which is actually pretty fucking great for almost everybody is, in fact, a benighted hellhole of oppression. We’ve all seen it, so a single example will suffice: I’ve met three trannies in my life. One of them was in India, where there’s apparently some kind of sub-caste ritual thing they do, which though fascinating in itself isn’t germane.

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After its customary warning to protect civilian life, the IDF took out the 12-story Jala Tower housing Hamas military intelligence offices as well as offices for Al Jazeera and the Associated Press. As far as I can tell from reports such as this photo-filled story in the Daily Mail, no lives were lost in the bombing.

The Biden administration nevertheless found the occasion fit to lecture Israel yesterday “that ensuring the safety and security of journalists and independent media is a paramount responsibility.” According to the Jerusalem Post, Israeli authorities have showed Biden administration officials the “smoking gun” proving that Hamas worked out of the building. I demand proof that intelligent life exists within the Biden administration.

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And if you believe that one they’ll tell you another one.

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In California and other parts of the West, the fresh water that is provided through snowpack provides clean drinking water, renewable forms of energy and a healthy ecosystem, and one man is responsible for the way the water in that snowpack is measured, even more than 100 years after he introduced the method.

Each year, the state’s Department of Water Resources conducts a water survey and compares it to years prior. Last month’s water survey found below-average precipitation across the entire state.

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The news tells us less about Israel than about the people writing the news, a former AP reporter says.

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SINCE THE Romans began doing it with great panache more than 2,000 years ago, road-building has been a sweaty, grubby business, involving heaving great quantities of rocks and stones into place and, in more recent times, covering the surface with asphalt or concrete. Now a group of Swiss researchers think they have come up with a more elegant solution. Strange as it may seem, this involves knitting.

Martin Arraigada and Saeed Abbasion of the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology use a robotic arm to lay out string in a series of elaborate patterns. As the knitting takes shape, layers of stones are added and tamped down. The string entangles the stones, keeping them in place. The result is a structure that is surprisingly stable and strong. In one experiment a section of pavement put together in this way withstood a load of half a tonne. The encapsulated stones hardly moved at all.

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way since that Stanford-modified Volkswagen Touareg won the first DARPA Grand Challenge back in 2005, but we’ve still got a long way to go before full Level 5 autonomy. No matter what anyone says. In case you don’t believe me, why not check out this video of a Waymo robotaxi getting very confused by some traffic cones and causing all kinds of trouble, including escaping from Waymo’s own support team.

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An office building destroyed by Israeli airstrikes on Saturday was reportedly used by the Associated Press and the Islamic terrorist group Hamas. According to national security expert Noah Pollak, the building contained several Hamas facilities, including weapons manufacturing and military intelligence units, and the AP journalists were aware of the terrorist activities.

“Spoke to a well-placed friend in the IDF just now,” Pollak wrote on Twitter. “The bombed AP office building contained multiple Hamas operations & offices including weapons manufacturing and military intelligence. The building also housed an Islamic Jihad office. And AP’s local reporters knew about it.”

Lie down with dogs, get up with fleas.

Biden’s Green “No” Deal Exposes Virtue-Signaling Americans’ NIMBY Views On Wind Power

New NASA Data Sheds (Sun) Light on Climate Models

Black Men Have Lower Cognitive Skills Than White Men, NFL Asserts In Brain Injury Lawsuits (Newsweek) Follow the Science!

Maxine Waters among lawmakers accused of abusing privilege of air marshals on flights

Black, Hispanic Americans see race as central to their identities, new study says (USA Today)

Rep. Donalds Rips Journalist Calling Him ‘The Other Black Republican’

Oklahoma Gov. Booted From Tulsa Race Massacre Commission ‘Who let that white boy in here?’

White NFL Draftees Average 16 IQ Points Higher Than Black Draftees

CRT, Little League style

Police Investigating Attack On Military Vet Who Was Beaten, Called ‘White B*tch’ In Parking Lot Argument

Times Square Shooting Suspect ‘Career Criminal With a Lengthy Rap Sheet’

When cops criticize BLM on social media

Vaccine Virtue Signaling And The Cult Of Woke

CNN Panics About Dropping Masks for Vaccinated: ‘It’s Very Scary!’

Libertarians To Begin Wearing Masks Now That Government Says They Don’t Have To Babylon Bee.

Despite New CDC Guidance, New York, New Jersey Keep Mask Mandates  The Narrative trumps The Science.

MASK MANDATES CRUMBLING

78% Of UK Businesses Have No Plan To Require Vaccine Certificates, Survey

Mask Fetishists Mourn End of an Era

Panic! Newsweek’s Scary Cover: ‘Forget Herd Immunity!’ ‘Deadly New Variants’

“I Don’t Care If You’re Vaccinated, You Dink!” – Wisconsin Teacher Put On Leave After Verbally-Abusing Maskless Student

Apple Stores Will Continue to Require Masks for Now  The Narrative trumps The Science.

Fauci Admits Only Around Half Of His Agency’s Staff Are Vaccinated

COVID Deaths Plummet As Excess Mortality Falls To Pre-Pandemic Levels

No, the SALT deduction does not benefit only the wealthy. It makes sense to raise it. (Washington Post)

American Medical Association Embraces Critical Race Theory, Rejects Meritocracy

This Week in Campus Insanity Vol. 44

On CNN, Friedman Frets ‘Disaster for the Country’ if GOP Wins in 2022

Minnesota Black School Choice Movement “Explicitly Rejects” Narrative That America Is Racist

‘Sexist And Classist’: State School Votes To Ditch ‘Male-Centric’ Language And Traditional Pronouns

How Biden Aims to Take Critical Race Theory to the Next Level in Your School

Right-of-Center Books Hidden from Amazon Search Results

Restaurateurs Begin To Automate Amid Labor Shortage

Biden Is Off to a Disastrous Start

Rep. Matt Gaetz Snorted Cocaine With Escort Who Had ‘No Show’ Gov’t Job (Daily Beast) Snorted!

Investigation: Marjorie Taylor Greene filed homestead exemptions on 2 homes, violating state law (WSB Atlanta) Violating!

The stampede away from the GOP begins (Washington Post) Stampede!

Police Lt. Fired for Donating to Kyle Rittenhouse Seeks Due Process

Republican governors learn to navigate the party’s anti-trans bills (Axios)

Train Company Apologises For Using Phrase “Ladies And Gentlemen” During Announcement  Soon to be replaced by ‘Yo, listen up, people….’

On The Hypocrites At Apple Who Fired ‘Chaos Monkeys’ Author  Matt Taibbi.

On Racist ‘OK’ Sign, Deaf Community Remains Suspiciously Silent  Babylon Bee.

Facebook’s Secret Rules on Word “Zionist” Impede Criticism of Israel

“I Upended My Life For Apple”: Newly-Hired Engineer Livid After Woke Witch-Hunt Gets Him Fired

Crowdfunding Platform Goes to Bat to Help Atlanta Businesses Hurt by Move of Baseball’s All-Star Game

HuffPost Stands Up for Censorship, Smearing Rick Santorum

The Other McCain peeks behind the curtain.

Gosh, it sure was a smart decision to put your objective journalism offices in a building controlled by a terrorist organization.

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The claim was that EV owners need to pay their fair share and make up for fuel taxes that they don’t pay.

Which fuel taxes pay for the upkeep of roads and bridges.

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Hamas is raininng thousands of rockets at random on Israeli civilians and the Biden White House is concerned about threats to journalists.

Nice to know where their priorities lie. ‘Fuck the Jews, we have to protect the journalists!’

UPDATE: Biden in call with Netanyahu raises concerns about civilian casualties in Gaza

No concern about civilian casualties in Israel, of course.

UPDATE : Oops! AP Reporter Forgets To Remove Hamas Headband Before Going Live  Babylon Bee.

Fake but accurate.

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First, beyond a few spats that make headlines, it’s getting harder to detect any serious division among rank-and-file Republicans. In Congress, and at the grassroots, the dominance of Donald Trump over the party is more or less total. The small handful who denounced the former president for his massive lies about the election and his seeding of an insurrectionist riot are now either silent, or have embraced a mealy-mouthed argument for “election integrity.” The same state officials who pushed back against Trump’s attempt to overturn November’s results have embraced a series of restrictive voting measures ostensibly designed to combat non-existent “fraud,” all aimed at hobbling voters inclined to vote for Democrats. Mitch McConnell, who denounced Trump’s behavior in high-minded tones in the aftermath of the riot, also—on the exact same day—voted to exonerate him of wrongdoing.

 

The Other McCain does some recruiting.

Do you have what it takes to be a Hamas leader? The main thing it takes is hate — psychotic hatred of Jews. We’re not talking mere prejudice here, but murderous, genocidal hate, the kind of atavistic rage that makes you want to fire hundreds of rockets at Israeli civilians.

If you’ve got that kind of hatred — if you’re a Hitler-style Jew-hater — then you could be a leader of Hamas, which now has quite a few vacancies in upper management, because the Israelis blew them up.

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Or you could just buy a gun and defend yourself — if the government will let you.

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I’ll bet you didn’t know that.

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A professor in Ohio was sentenced to 37 months in prison Friday for failing to disclose work for China funded by federal grants in what prosecutors say was an immunology research fraud scheme.

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‘Be sure to vote for me in the recall election2!’

Antifa Protester: “I Can’t Wait Until Black People Lynch White People”

Udonis Haslem Gets Ejected Minutes After Entering His First Game Of The Season

Race Hustlers Have a Reading List for your Children and Grandchildren

Rep. Burgess Owens To Introduce Legislation Combating Biden’s Rollback Of Trump-Era Critical Race Theory Ban  It’s always causes waves when black people don’t get with the Democrat program.

Liberal Media Viewers Misinformed About US Crime: Rasmussen Poll

Will We See a Push to Rename Memorial Day as George Floyd Day?

Virginia Little League Coaches Must Attend ‘Antiracist’ Training  I thought that playing baseball was ‘acting white’?

Alternative Universe NYT: Spike in Shootings During the Racial Reckoning May Outlast the Riots

Race Does Not Exist, But Black Hair Awareness Is the Great Issue of Our Era