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Has anyone else noticed that a lot of the drug cartels' recent acts are very similar to the "mostly peaceful protests" of the DemonRats minions here?
The conventional wisdom within our illustrious sports media this morning seems to be that Eileen Gu, who skis for China, is an estimable American role model, whereas the USA men’s hockey team, which plays hockey for America, is an international disgrace.
Permit me, if you will, to offer a humble counterargument: In my estimation, Eileen Gu is a mercenary sports traitor who ought to be muttered about darkly, whereas the USA men’s hockey team is chock full of awesome, fun-loving, patriotic champions who deserve every last drop of their newfound national esteem.
The charge against the men’s team seems to be four-fold. First, that, having won the gold, its members declined to address the “tide of fascism in the United States” and instead said gauche hyper-nationalistic things, such as, “This is all about our country right now,” “I love the USA,” ... Second, that during a post-game phone call with a rollicking President Trump, the players didn’t band together on the spot to push back against his supposedly sexist jokes — or apologize later for their complicity. Third, that the team subsequently agreed to go to the White House to celebrate their victory — and, even worse, that it seems excited by that prospect. Fourth, that the FBI director, Kash Patel, went over to Italy to watch the game and then chugged beer with the team in the locker room. Together, the sporting press is keen to inform us, these decisions have “sullied” the USA’s victory and ruined the reputations of its architects for all time.
Khanna, who has always been a man of the left, made his political career representing Silicon Valley. He was a perfect fit for the Valley because he made all the right social justice noises while also being very entrepreneur-friendly. So it surprised his constituents, whose entire business model is bet big, fail often, and then strike it rich with a hit, to see their representative become an enthusiastic promoter of the wealth seizure initiative that would impose a 5% tax on wealth, including unrealized capital gains.
This was not only a betrayal of Khanna's constituents and a reversal of his support for entrepreneurism, but it was also a horrific economic policy that has driven $2 trillion of wealth out of California. Not even Gavin Newsom was dumb enough to support it, and there is no way in hell that Khanna thinks it is smart policy, let alone fair. ...
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Khanna's big dive into the gutter has been his histrionics over the Epstein files. He has slandered four innocent men on the floor of the House for no other reason than he wanted attention. He named them as wealthy and powerful Epstein buddies, when in fact they didn't even know the guy.
Having done so on the floor of the House, Khanna is protected by the Speech and Debate Clause, so he can't be sued for defamation, but had he made his accusations anywhere else, Khanna would be in settlement talks already. He tossed innocent men to the wolves for attention, which is about as slimy a move as you can imagine. ...
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Khanna is bringing an "Epstein victim" to the State of the Union and throwing accusations about Trump running interference for child abusers. As Democrat after Democrat gets exposed as an Epstein associate and co-conspirator, and Trump was revealed to have assisted the investigation into Epstein, the Democrats are doing their usual "invert the truth" move and accusing Trump of being a pedophile.
As part of this incredibly slimy sewer politics, Khanna is bringing an Epstein RECRUITER to the State of the Union, and calling her a "victim."
Haley Robson, the "heroic survivor" of Epstein's abuse, actually was paid to recruit girls for Epstein's pleasure. She was actually pretty proud of doing so, calling herself the "Heidi Fleiss" of Palm Beach.
Trans activist says they should start kiIIing kids until trans people can use whatever bathroom they want
Let men use the women’s bathrooms or we’ll kiII you! So much tolerance and love.
“In the confusion after Martin was killed, some people tried to step forward too quickly, without the movement’s consent,” wrote Ralph Abernathy, King’s best friend and closest confidant, in his book, And The Walls Came Tumbling Down. "Jesse was one of them. Jesse was always ambitious, always looking for the spotlight, and sometimes that ambition got ahead of the movement itself,” he wrote.
According to Andrew Young, Jackson was never part of King’s inner circle that worked on the daily strategy. But he was effective in front of the cameras.
“That was his gift,” Young said. “But that was different from how decisions were made inside the movement. … After Dr. King was killed, everybody was trying to figure out what came next. Jesse chose one path. Others chose different ones.”
It’s now clear that Jackson’s path, intentionally or not, did the heavy lifting to make the racial divide in America the irreversible mess it’s become today. It’s metastasized into a race industry only interested in its own survival as a tool for power, not in solving real problems.
Worse, Jackson’s fixation on grievances helped to institutionalize a victim model that, today, is being carbon-copied by a watershed of identity groups, and exploited by foreign actors as a kind of “useful idiot” to undermine America’s moral authority from within.
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The lesson of Jackson’s legacy?
In the real world of cause and effect, symbolism and showmanship do not solve problems. Solving problems solves problems – of which, sadly, Jackson never quite measured up.
It's not uncommon for a defendant's initial plea to be not guilty. It gives their legal team time to review evidence and also a bargaining position to start trying to work out a plea deal with a prosecutor.
Disclaimer: I'm not a real life lawyer. I don't even stay at Holiday Inns.
I'm not a Meathead fan but it is really sad that they were murdered by their own son.
A security flaw that exposed thousands of DJI Romo robot vacuums to unauthorized access has been unintentionally revealed after a tinkerer built an app to control their own device with a PlayStation controller. According to The Verge, this problem allowed the app to retrieve accurate floor plans, access live camera and microphone feeds, and even let it remotely control the affected devices.
This was accidentally discovered by AI strategist Sammy Adoufal, who used Claude Code to reverse engineer the protocol used by the DJI Romo to communicate with its servers. But instead of just letting him access his own device, it instead handed over the keys to around 6,700 robot vacuums located across the world. Azdoufal said that he didn’t hack into DJI systems — all that he did was to get the private token of his own Romo vacuum. “I didn’t infringe any rules, I didn’t bypass, I didn’t crack, brute force, whatever,” he said to The Verge. Because of this, he was able to access live servers across the world, including the U.S., Europe, and even China.
