Putin is lusting to join NATO and be true blooded European, so, what’s it all about, Alfie? BRICS? As in shitting in a brick shithouse?

Paulo Kirk

May 31, 2026

He got this one right: Challenging Fantasies of BRICS and the US Empire in Decline. Posted by Internationalist 360° on May 31, 2026. byStanfield Smith

Today the anti-war and left movement speak of US decline as if the empire is collapsing by itself. This attitude displays a defeatism and resignation in the face of US power. The empire can only be defeated by a long, difficult, painful class struggle, something that we have yet to be mobilized for.

I do not believe all those ALT media types really know the true nature of the lobotomized. infantilized, traumatized, Disneyfied Home Sapiens Consumopethicus Costcocolonized minds.

Few Americans know the history of how Israel’s “wag the tail” relationship with the United States developed. Israel’s 1967 successful war against its neighbors demonstrated to military planners in Washington how a qualitative edge in weapons could enable a small country to resist much larger and seemingly more powerful adversaries.

Israel was largely supplied with French weapons at the time, which reportedly outperformed the Russian equipment in the hands of Syria and Egypt.

As a consequence, in 1968, with strong support from a heavily lobbied Congress, Zionist influenced U.S. President Lyndon B Johnson approved the hitherto blocked sale of F-4 Phantom fighters to Israel, establishing the precedent for continuing U.S. support of Israel’s Qualitative Military Edge, generally referred to by the acronym QME, over its Arab and Christian neighbors.

Five years later, in the aftermath of the 1973 Yom Kippur War, the United States and Israel came to an understanding whereby they tacitly adopted the doctrine of active U.S. maintenance of Israel’s QME. After that war, the United States also quadrupled its foreign aid to Israel, effectively replacing France as Israel’s largest arms supplier.

Russia reverting back to dirty Jewish Control?

Conservative Russian political philosopher Boris Mezhuev writes that Moscow’s expert community has split into three camps over the Ukraine conflict: the “party of escalation,” the “party of freezing,” and the “party of Anchorage.”



The “Anchorage party,” he says, believes Russia can fulfil the relevant conditions from the Anchorage framework, allegedly agreed with Trump last summer, by reaching the borders of Donetsk Region by the end of the year, or earlier.



The escalation camp considers this unlikely and harmful, insisting that it wouldn’t solve the problem of Western pressure on Russia. So it wants to adopt a more aggressive approach.



The freezing camp believes Moscow should agree to a ceasefire now, without waiting for the situation to deteriorate, and call victory along the current front lines.



Mezhuev concludes that the freezing camp is very weak, while the escalation camp is making its case “at full volume.”

Now, the “declining empire” news:

Shawn Harris is aware of the political bind he faces in northwest Georgia.

“Because I live in a ruby-red district, I can’t have every nationally known Democrat come here and support me because it doesn’t fit what we’re trying to do,” said Harris, who is running for a congressional district formerly represented by Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene. President Donald Trump carried the district by more than 30 percentage points in 2024.

But after Pete Buttigieg reached out to Harris ahead of a March special election runoff for the seat, Harris made an exception and welcomed the former transportation secretary to the district. Harris lost in the runoff but significantly overperformed past Democratic margins there. He hopes Buttigieg will return this fall for the general election.

[Amid the chaos after the Great Kanto earthquake on Sept. 1, 1923, Japanese authorities spread rumors that immigrants from Korea – then a colony of Japan – were starting riots, setting fires, and poisoning city wells. More than 6,600 Koreans were slaughtered by military, police, and vigilante groups in the days following the earthquake.]

More dirty Japanese fucking news:

In September 2016, officials with Tokyo-based Nippon Paper Industries gathered in Longview to christen a decades-old pulp and paper mill they’d recently purchased from Seattle-based Weyerhaeuser.

Before a crowd of mill employees and politicians, Nippon executives planted a flowering cherry tree and introduced the renamed venture, Nippon Dynawave Packaging, “with a new identity and a renewed commitment to safely and responsibly providing world-class products,” according to a 2016 account in The (Longview) Daily News.

A decade later, that commitment is in question, following Tuesday’s catastrophic implosion and chemical spill at Nippon Dynawave Packaging.

Investigators are still determining what caused the rupture of a 900,000-gallon-capacity tank of “white liquor,” a highly caustic compound used in papermaking.

Nippon Paper has confirmed basic details of the spill and expressed its “deepest condolences and offer our heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved families,” according to a statement.

Less clear, however, is what the disaster means for future operations at Nippon’s “liquid packaging” plant, which made material for paper cups, cartons and other paperboard products, and employed around 450 people. Around 550 people work in the company’s pulp and paper operations.

“The impact of this accident on the environment, production, shipments, and our financial performance is still currently being assessed,” the company said in an update Friday.

The incident comes amid continued changes in the U.S. pulp and paper industry, a major employer in communities like Longview.

In recent decades, industry consolidation, foreign competition and falling demand for traditional paper products, such as newsprint, have resulted in numerous mill closures in Washington.

Since 2001, papermaking employment in Longview and the rest of Cowlitz County has fallen 29%, to 2,310, as of late 2025, according to the state Employment Security Department. Statewide, papermaking employment is down nearly 60%, to 7,000 jobs.

No fucking heads on the chopping block? At least 11 people are confirmed dead.

The spill has also contaminated the Columbia River, but city officials said there is no threat to water in the area and that crews successfully diverted the contaminated water away from the wellhead protection area.

How is it that the dirty Jewish Minyan and White Man’s House and Pedophile Trump and his LLC are in decline?

Back-to-Back Chemical Disasters Strike as Trump Seeks to Roll Back Safety Rules.

The drive to eliminate regulations comes as watchdog groups have raised concerns about close ties between EPA officials and the chemical industry. Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), a progressive nonprofit organization, analyzed the financial disclosures of several agency officials. The nonprofit found, in an analysis published in May, that 16 Trump-appointed EPA officials “were paid more than $2.8 million by chemical companies and trade groups” before they joined the agency.

The organization found that 23 separate chemical companies paid these EPA officials in the form of “salaries, bonuses, compensation for consulting and legal services and other payments.”

Nineteen of those companies faced enforcement actions by the EPA in the past for alleged violations of federal environmental laws.

“Given EPA officials’ deep ties to the chemical industry, the potential for the Trump administration’s proposed rollbacks to improve the bottom line of chemical companies, at the expense of people’s health, cannot be ignored,” the group said.

The dirtiest of the Jews in the White House cabinet.

That’s right, the end of empire and Jewlandia: Netanyahu vows to expand Israel’s grip on Lebanon after deepest incursion in 26 years

Israeli officials signaled they could seek to take direct control over more of Lebanon after crossing the Litani River to capture Beaufort Ridge, a key strategic site.

An Israeli flag flies over the medieval Beaufort Castle, known locally as Qalaat al-Shaqif or Shaqif Arnoun, as seen from the Marjayoun area of southern Lebanon on Sunday. … All Jews are complicit.

Ahh, the Empire will never be challenged with the populace like this: More Shelters Make Room for Four-Legged Friends

Shelters recognize that many would rather sleep on the street than leave their animals behind.

Ahh, you got it: Work has outpaced human capacity: Learn to solve the right problems and help resolve burnout and bad hire decisions.

Strong leaders deliberately slow down and redesign work to reflect how humans and technology actually operate together. And when something breaks, they go back to the system rather than blaming the person closest to the failure.

If a founder wants to reach an eventual IPO or acquisition, the shift has to move from reactive hiring to intentional workforce design. Build the company around what people can sustain, and learn how to keep going forward sustainably.

Yeah, Trump Hegseth LLC a la Jews in Paradize, ZLandky Cuba, are losing. RIGHT motherfuckers.

US commander meets with Cuban military officials as Trump pressures island nation –

BULLSHIT, dual use and slippery slope and fucking baseline shift right into the hands of the billionaires.

And climate change and AI and Data Centers, what a fucking GreenWash/GreenPorn idea: As Federal Wetlands’ Protections Falter, Washington State Scientists Turn to AI as a Conservation Tool

The new Wetland Intrinsic Potential tool provides both agricultural and conservation interests a more accurate way to find wetlands that might need preserving.

[The Skagit River is seen using a digital elevation model (left) and a Skagit River aerial photo. Credit: Tealwaters]

It’s fucking called DEGROWTH, retrenchment, leaving well alone, end of CAPITALISM. [Floodwaters inundate farmland on Dec. 6, 2023, near Silvana, Wash., after an atmospheric river brought heavy rains to the region]

China’s national defence ministry spokesman Jiang Bin had warned “the grey rhino of a remilitarised Japan is gathering speed” and called on the international community to “work together to contain Japan’s neo-militarism”.

Back to the DIRTY Japanese: Japan defence minister denies militarism and criticises China’s ‘huge arsenal’.

This is what Clamydia and Syphilis look like in the Psychotic White Racist DNA: In the latest air travel news, the Trump administration’s new Department of Homeland Security chief says his department is working on plans to halt processing of inbound international travelers at major airports in sanctuary cities run by “radical-left Democrats”

“The move could effectively halt international air travel and commerce at major airports in Democratic states, with millions of foreign tourists expected to stream in for next month’s start of the FIFA World Cup.” In other words, it would create sheer chaos for airlines, airports and international travel in general, and if Mullin proceeds with the plan it would almost certainly face immediate legal challenges.

Now what is butt-plug Pete goind to do about it?

And you want what at the 250th anniversary of this dirty dirty genocide land?

Oregonians using SNAP benefits most frequently listed big grocery, retail companies as employer

Oregon’s public universities and Amazon and its affiliates were also among those most listed as employers on SNAP income verification forms.

Banana Republic, bananas up our asses:

As Philadelphia reached 96 degrees last month, Penn experts found that the cost of staying cool during extreme heat can create financial and health challenges for vulnerable communities.

Despite known health risks associated with excessive heat, Penn researchers told The Daily Pennsylvanian that Pennsylvania lacks adequate support for residents experiencing energy insecurity. They found that expanding cooling assistance is a viable solution to alleviate financial burden and improve health outcomes.

Abstract

BACKGROUND:

Climate change is causing an increase in extreme heat. Individuals with cardiovascular disease are at high risk of heat-related adverse health effects. How the burden of extreme heat–associated cardiovascular deaths in the United States will change with the projected rise in extreme heat is unknown.

METHODS:

We obtained data on cardiovascular deaths among adults and the number of extreme heat days (maximum heat index ≥90 °F [32.2 °C]) in each county in the contiguous United States from 2008 to 2019. Based on representative concentration pathway trajectories that model greenhouse gas emissions and shared socioeconomic pathways (SSP) that model future socioeconomic scenarios and demographic projections, we obtained county-level projected numbers of extreme heat days and populations under 2 scenarios for the midcentury period 2036 to 2065: SSP2-4.5 (representing demographic projections from a “middle-of-the-road” socioeconomic scenario and an intermediate increase in emissions) and SSP5-8.5 (demographic projections in an economy based on “fossil-fueled development” and a large increase in emissions). The association of cardiovascular mortality with extreme heat was estimated with a Poisson fixed-effects model. Using estimates from this model, the projected number of excess cardiovascular deaths associated with extreme heat was calculated.

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RESULTS:

Extreme heat was associated with 1651 (95% CI, 921–2381) excess cardiovascular deaths per year from 2008 to 2019. By midcentury, extreme heat is projected to be associated with 4320 (95% CI, 2369–6272) excess deaths annually, which is an increase of 162% (95% CI, 142–182) under SSP2-4.5, and 5491 (95% CI, 3011–7972) annual excess deaths, which is an increase of 233% (95% CI, 206–259) under SSP5-8.5. Elderly adults are projected to have a 3.5 (95% CI, 3.2–3.8) times greater increase in deaths in the SSP2-4.5 scenario compared with nonelderly adults. Non-Hispanic Black adults are projected to have a 4.6 (95% CI, 2.8–6.4) times greater increase compared with non-Hispanic White adults. The projected change in deaths was not statistically significantly different for other race and ethnicity groups or between men and women.

CONCLUSIONS:

By midcentury, extreme heat is projected to be associated with a significantly greater burden of excess cardiovascular deaths in the contiguous United States.

God, more worthless local politics — LA? A Minister, a fucking Asian Minister?

There’s little chance either slot will go to Huang, a Presbyterian minister and activist who jumped into the race last November with plans to run from Bass’s left by campaigning on free buses, affordable housing, and police accountability. She has struggled to break 10 percent in the polls.

Raman, a city councilmember representing a sprawling district that spans the Los Feliz, Hollywood, and San Fernando Valley neighborhoods, surprised her allies and opponents alike when she joined the race just hours before the February filing deadline, but she has since amassed enough support that she could conceivably compete with Bass — or with Spencer Pratt, a right-wing reality TV star whose candidacy has fractured the city’s already divided left.

NAH:

The United States is on a downward spiral engineered by its own government in collusion with a tiny apartheid state that specializes in crimes including torture, genocide and assorted other offenses against humanity. Where and how will it all end? Ask Donald Trump!

Philip M. Giraldi, Ph.D., is Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest

Listen and LEARN:

One result is that anti-war movements show themselves mostly powerless to impede US invasions, regime change operations, even genocide. While there were mass protests against the war on Iraq and the slaughters in Palestine, they had little impact on limiting these wars. The anti-war movements proved unable to disrupt war preparations, let alone economic production. This had a demoralizing impact, as many came to see mass protests as ineffective. Now, while at least 60% of people oppose the war on Iran, and 40% see the US as losing, no anti-war movement has developed. The anti-war left is unable, even unwilling to reach this majority.

This gives the ruling class freer hand to continue endless war – more and more their solution for maintaining world hegemony. By not focusing ourselves on expanding our power in the working class, by not organizing the class struggle forces that exist there, we are foregoing an opportunity to rebuild a class struggle left wing in the working class, where we would have real economic and political weight. We may console ourselves with the belief that the US empire is in decline, but we must admit we are failing in our mission as to why Marxists exist.

It is true that the US empire has declined from the height of power it held both right after World War II and again after the collapse of the Soviet bloc. It is not foreseeable that it will regain that position. The US empire’s weakest point came during its defeat in Vietnam. Movements around the world took advantage and carried out revolutions – such as in southern and Portuguese Africa, Libya in north, Iran and Afghanistan in the Middle East, Latin America and Caribbean, in Southeast Asia, in Portugal, and in 1968 France. But by the 1990s most of these had been undermined. Today, are revolutionary movements around the world taking advantage of US “decline” to seize power? No.

Since the Vietnamese victory, no socialist revolution has occurred in the past half a century. Instead, during this period socialism has suffered terrible defeats, not just with the collapse of the Soviet bloc, but all socialist countries today have increasingly turned to private enterprise measures. Nor has any First World country progressed in building a mass working class party.

Today the US rulers know they are losing ground to China’s economic powerhouse, its win-win trade, and its respect for other nations’ sovereign rights. So, US imperialism is fashioning new methods of world control, given old ones of past decades no longer work. It increasingly relies on crippling sanctions, blockades, overt and undercover coups, and military attacks to reverse this setback. It resorts to wrecking a country’s economic development, or even simply seizing its key resources. China can develop harmoniously with the world without resorting to brutality. The US cannot now, and wars of plunder are the best remaining option.

The US empire possesses powers that China and Russia lack. It basically owns the world media, giving it power to shape how we see events. This media is not primarily geared to providing information, but to massaging it. US media control operates as a regime change weapon. It is even able to convince people on the left, who swear they know the corporate media constantly lies. Many leftists believed Syria used chemical weapons on its people, that Trump and Putin colluded to steal the 2016 election were true stories. Neither Russia nor China can compete in this media arena.

Losing, uh, Phillip?

Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard suggests Egypt and Turkey are next targets for war Israeli-American says ‘I’m not so sure that we will have as easy a time with the Turks as we’ve had with the Iranians’!

Paulo Kirk

May 30, 2026

Gay fucking Nazi? Ain’t no loyalty oath to America, or Germany where his fucking dirty DNA cum cums from!

Peter Thiel appears to have found a new bug-out spot. He isn’t alone in looking beyond America’s shores. He’s joining his fucking Karps and Adelsons and Pages and Brins and Dells and Ellisons.

[As of 2026, there are approximately 170,000 to 180,000 “core” Jewish people living in Argentina. If you include non-Jewish relatives who qualify for Israeli citizenship under the Law of Return, the “enlarged” Jewish population is estimated to be around 330,000. ]

The PayPal and Palantir cofounder and prominent libertarian has been spending more time in Argentina, The New York Times reported, where he has enrolled his children in school and bought a home in one of Buenos Aires’ wealthiest neighborhoods.

Among the ultrawealthy, that fits a larger pattern. The rich are treating their lives in America like part of an investment portfolio: still worth betting on, but increasingly in need of a hedge.

Oh, those fucking disloyal shekel hoarder Jews: Meta lays off more than 2,000 from Menlo Park headquarters.

That Jew War Mongering News never rests, 24/7, 365! Michael Dell’s Net Worth Surges Up $35 Billion From Dell’s Best Day Ever—Passing Zuckerberg As 6th Richest.

Killing babies and mothers, that’s good biz for the JEW.

Key Facts

Shares of Dell skyrocketed by 32.1% shortly after trading opened on Friday, surpassing the stock’s record intraday gain of 31.6% set in March 2024.

The stock surge added $35.8 billion to Dell’s net worth, now valued at $245.9 billion, ranking him ahead of Zuckerberg ($215.6 billion) as the world’s sixth-wealthiest person behind Oracle’s Larry Ellison ($266.4 billion), whose fortune swelled by $13.5 billion on Friday, according to Forbes’ Real-Time Billionaires list.

Dell on Thursday reported first-quarter earnings of $4.86 per share and revenue of $43.8 billion, smashing expectations of $2.96 per share and $35.7 billion, respectively, according to FactSet, after Dell reported AI server revenue surged by 757% annually to $16.1 billion.

Dell also revised its expectations for full-year AI revenue to $60 billion, up from $50 billion in February and 144% above the previous year.

Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in a note on Friday that they were “eating our humble pie” after they “got this one wrong,” adding, “This was—across the board—one of the most impressive quarters we’ve seen in our time covering hardware, especially in the context of what is happening across the component universe.”

Patrick Moorhead, chief analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, called Dell’s earnings “an absolute blowout like I have never seen before.”

Convert Jew Pedophile and Rapist makes bank with that cunt of a Jew, Dell. Our money, fucking up their anal cavities. Dell inks $9.7 billion Pentagon contract after Trump acquires stock

Ethics experts say Trump’s recent investments in and public praise for the tech company create the appearance of a conflict of interest.

UnUnited Snake$ of Jews

There will be Jew lawyers in the 35% fee mix here: Australia sues 3M for $1.4 billion over PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ contamination.

Gestapo? SS? Stasi? Mossad?

Exclusive: Meta tool to track employee mouse clicks on collision course with EU privacy rules. Fucking Jews and their up-skirt shots, their pedophile in hotel rooms Mossad shots, their Epstein Island Spy Cams. JEWS. Exploding pagers, phones, vibrators, IUD’s, condoms, Cheerios.

This story has been around for decades, but with Jew Led Data Gulags, it’s coming on strong now.

The largest underground water supply in the United States—responsible for sustaining a vast share of the nation’s farming—is steadily running dry, raising concerns about future food production and price volatility as supplies come under strain.

The Ogallala Aquifer, which lies beneath eight Great Plains states from South Dakota to Texas, provides roughly 30 percent of the groundwater used for irrigation in the U.S. and supports around a fifth of the country’s agricultural output.

The pedophile’s cunt boys are having blood lust orgasms now: Trump Administration Plans to Open Hunting, Fishing Opportunities on Refuge and Park Service Lands

A few big chunks of federal land may open to hunting — including refuges previously closed to most hunting — but many new opportunities are small and specialized.

Is he Jew Approved, that is the question! Second poll shows Becerra’s ahead in California governor’s race

The Berkeley survey suggests the former Health secretary is edging out billionaire climate activist Tom Steyer ahead of Tuesday’s top-two primary.

These white pieces of shit, no? Frogs? France’s parliament votes to repeal slavery-era Black Code, with tears and history in the chamber. The National Assembly voted 254-0 — a rare show of unanimity — to adopt a bill repealing Code Noir, or Black Code, the 1685 decree King Louis XIV signed to govern slaves across France’s colonies.

The law turned human beings into chattel, allowing them to be worked, beaten, sold, raped and murdered.

And the realization that France never formally did away with it left many aghast. Debate in the chamber turned raw on Thursday.

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U.S. Believes Ukrainians Were Behind an Assassination in Russia –

Rodents:

Speaking of Altman and Thiel . . . AntisemiLGBTism? NO, just a principled anti genocide position.

According to organisers the Jewish group failed to produce “a clear and unequivocal stance condemning the genocide perpetrated by the Israeli government.”

I believe this demand for a condemnation of the genocide should become an entry demand for every self identified Israeli/Jewish group globally.

Following an admission that the Jewish state deployed A4 with nukes during the 1973 war (in an attempt to pressure the USA administration to resupply the IDF with necessary ammunition and planes), a convicted Jewish state’ spy reveals his WMD philosophy. It is simple. He basically says let’s nuke everyone without a delay,….

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I will personally, for 10 years, pound the nails on the lids to the Jewish Coffins: Please provide me with Vitamin B IV drips, organic tuna fish and whey protein fruit and carrot smoothies.

Paulo Kirk

May 28, 2026

I’m also thinking about the fucking lack of real adventure in the American mindscape. FUcking Sesame Street, or baiting for bears in the F-250 fully outfitted Ford, or the fucking virtual shit, or the cunt pussy Trump boys on safari with 150,000 dollar kill shot of water buffalo.

Americans are cunts.

As Spring Break Kicks Off, Investigation Looks Into the Hidden Danger of Drinking On Hotel Balconies

Husband of woman killed in Florida parasailing crash after captain cut tether files lawsuit

Woman falls 60ft to her death from zipline harness

Do you want to play spin the bottle or Russian Roulette with the FUcking EPA Jew?

Conservation and public health groups filed a formal notice with Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin today to force the agency to develop water-quality standards for atrazine, a cancer-linked pesticide that has been found at dangerous levels in thousands of U.S. waterways and in drinking-water supplies.

The notice comes ten days after the Trump U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released its finalized review of atrazine, concluding that the potent endocrine disruptor does not pose an extinction risk to any threatened or endangered animals or plants. This contrasts sharply with the EPA’s 2021 finding that widespread atrazine pollution is harming more than 1,000 threatened and endangered species.

Shoot rabid dogs on SIGHT: Quote of the day by Google co-founder Larry Page: “When you aim for the stars you may come up short, but still reach the moon” — comments on the scale of ambition.

IMAGINE a fucking world without JEWS! Hurray.

British Museum postpones Jewish culture month lecture over protest fears

The decision draws criticism from some commentators and free speech advocates, as well as Tory leader, Kemi Badenoch.

It’s JEw Jew JEW jeW, JEwry this and fucking neuroperviste Talmudist THAT, every day.

[JEW JEW JEW: Yes, Nick Bilton is Jewish. The British-American journalist, author, and filmmaker was born in England to Jewish parents before moving to the United States. ]

CBS News Names Outsider to Lead ‘60 Minutes’ as Part of Major Shake-Up

Bari Weiss, CBS’s editor in chief, named Nick Bilton, a tech journalist and filmmaker, as the show’s executive producer. The network also fired two on-air correspondents.

Cunt piece of shit Kirk repeatedly framed immigrants, LGBTQ+ people, and racial justice advocates as existential threats to “white Christian America,” warning followers that their families, religion, and entire way of life were under attack. In later years, Kirk openly embraced Christian nationalist language, claiming that liberty was only possible with a Christian population—a narrative tying freedom to demographic dominance, a cornerstone of supremacist logic

May Kuwait go into the fucking collective anus of Jewish hell. Kuwait is paying Raytheon $1 billion for an air defense system, the Pentagon said in a May 26 notice.

Psychosis of Whiteness, Schizophrenia of White Fucking Christian CUNTS.

An Ohio pastor-turned-lawmaker backs a Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act for schools

SHOOT on SIGHT.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that he has directed Israel’s military to take over 70% of Gaza’s territory.

Save the Nazi Jew Landia, Ukraine, a la ZioNaziLensky:

Faggotry: We are US veterans and Ukrainian patriots delivering more than 189,614 individual first aid kits (IFAKs) directly to the frontlines. Help us give Ukraine the means to survive. No aid depots, no middlemen, no BS. We need your help to keep going.

Oh fucking hell, the Ukrainian cunts on No Kings Day, without the Molotovs. Fuckng AMERIKKA, the adventureless.

The “No Kings” movement announced a nationwide event set for June 14, which is President Trump’s 80th birthday.

“The next 250 starts with us. As America approaches its anniversary about what story we tell. We can let strongman politics and corruption define the moment,” the movement’s website states. “Or we can make the story of America about people coming together — across race, background, identity, belief, and community — to defend our rights and build a future rooted in people’s power.”

Portugal breaks hottest May day record as Europe swelters in heatwave.

You brought the demented religion to your fucking slaver country: The last time you were in Lisbon, you might have noticed hearing some Hebrew.

There’s an influx of Israelis in Portugal, many of who have taken advantage of the 2005 legislation allowing people to get a Portuguese passport through Sephardic heritage to enjoy the great wine, food, and lifestyle of this culinary heaven.

Jewish Portuguese culture has a history that predates the (now finished) Passport laws allowing Sephardic Jews to get Portuguese passports, however. There has been a Jewish presence in the region since before the Roman Empire, and while that presence has involved good times, times of persecution, and times of expulsion, today Portugal is a welcoming place for Jewish people.

During the early Middle Ages, the Jewish community thrived. During the Inquisition, 120,000 Spanish Jews fled to Portugal and then were later expelled themselves. Jewish heritage in Portugal and Jewish culture survived in crypto-Jewish communities, but the once thriving community had been decimated and spread out to places like Turkey, Morocco, London, and Amsterdam.

In the 19th century, however, Moroccan Jews and Jews from Russia, Germany and Poland arrived to start communities in Porto and Lisbon.

Portuguese Jewish culture is not at the same height as its Medieval heyday but is now home to a growing community of Jews. The majority of the community is Sephardic from places like Greece, Bulgaria, Macedonia, and the former Yugoslavia, and Bulgaria. There are also many from Turkey, Syria, Morocco, Algeria, Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya.

Now, Portugal has a strong Jewish infrastructure, including Kosher restaurants, a mikveh, and museums. Portuguese Jewish culture is growing, with hosted festivals, Ladino music concerts, and other Jewish cultural events.

But why, specifically, are so many Israeli Jews moving to Portugal?

Jew Zeldin’s fav company: Bayer’s proposed $7.25 billion Roundup settlement is facing its first formal objections, after attorneys for 13 cancer patients asked a Missouri state court not to ​approve the deal and said the settlement dispute should be moved to federal court.

The objectors filed a notice of removal Friday in Missouri federal court, arguing the case ‌belongs there rather than in state court. They had lodged objections to the proposed deal in state court on Thursday, calling it the product of “collusion” between Bayer and class action lawyers who stand to receive $675 million in attorneys’ fees.

The pedophile in chief advocating for a Trump $250 bill is working on it.

Lake Powell is 24 percent full. Lake Mead is 32 percent full. 2026 is on track to be the driest in more than a century of record-keeping.

The seven states most directly impacted still can’t agree on new operating rules, even though the federal deadline passed in February and the Bureau of Reclamation needed to adopt new criteria before October 1st. Every state knows the system is failing.

This is what a broken strategy looks like in slow motion: rational actors, each making self-interested decisions, collectively producing an outcome that hurts everyone. And if you look closely at most organizations, you’ll find the same dynamic at play.

The Tragedy of the Commons

The 1922 Colorado River Compact allocated more water than the river actually produces. For 25 years, states drew on reserves that were never really there. The University of Colorado’s Western Water Policy Program now warns the basin is, in their words, “dancing with deadpool.” Reservoirs that once held four years of river flow are now more than two-thirds empty.

Jew York City’s Fucking Queer as Lactating Tits on a Bull Mayor. As a candidate, Zohran Mamdani promised to fund the city’s three library systems with half of 1% of the city’s budget, vowing to end the usual budget dance and financial uncertainty that put libraries at the middle of tense negotiations with the City Council.

But as mayor, Mamdani’s executive budget proposal coughs up just .42% of the budget — less than his predecessor, Eric Adams had budgeted — and advocates young and old say the annual budget cha cha is still playing.

Members of the NYC Public Library Action Network, or NYC PLAN, rallied Tuesday on City Hall’s steps ahead of an executive budget hearing on the libraries. The organization is made up of library workers and others pushing for more money for the Queens, New York, and Brooklyn public library systems.

And so the pathogen called Judaism is hard at work

NEW YORK — Jack Schlossberg is positioning himself as the candidate most critical of Israel in NY-12, the seat held by retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler.

The Kennedy scion has declared on Instagram that he supports “no weapons to Israel.” His team says he’s the “only candidate” seeking to block “bombs and bulldozers” to the country. And Schlossberg has harshly criticized two of his opponents for purportedly believing in “NO CONDITIONS” when it comes to military support for Israel.

But behind closed doors — and speaking with members of one of New York City’s most exclusive private clubs — his tone on the fraught issue shifts.

“I probably would have continued funding Israel’s offensive weaponry within the years following October 7th,” Schlossberg told members of the swanky Harmonie Club at a private May 11 “meet and greet,” according to a recording of the event obtained by POLITICO.

The club, located on the Upper East Side, steps away from Central Park, was founded by Jewish German immigrants and is the second-oldest private social club in the city, according to The New York Times.

“I have been a stronger supporter of Israel than I ever thought I would be standing here today with you, because of educating myself on the issue,” Schlossberg also said at the event. “That is ultimately I think a sign of leadership and what a ongressperson should do.”

We kill babies, but the fucking sell-out entertainers won;t Pedophile and Rapist in Chief shake hands?

Washington — Some artists who were announced as performers for what’s being billed as a Great American State Fair amid President Trump’s push for a major American birthday bash this summer in Washington, D.C., dropped out of their appearances shortly after an initial lineup was released.

On Wednesday, Freedom 250, a bipartisan nonprofit established to celebrate the country’s 250th anniversary in the nation’s capital, announced the initial set of artists lined up to perform. But by Wednesday night, two artists had already backed out of or turned down the opportunity.

Morris Day of Morris Day and The Time said he won’t be performing, contrary to the advertisement. “It’s A No For Me,” Morris’ official Facebook account posted.

Young MC, another artist advertised to perform, also said he won’t be there. “I HAVE INFORMED MY AGENTS THAT I WILL NOT BE PERFORMING AT THE FREEDOM 250 EVENT,” he posted on Facebook. “The artists were never told about any political involvement with the event. And despite the claims by the organizers that the event is non-partisan, SPIN magazine describes it as Trump-backed. I hope to perform in D.C. in the near future at an event that is not so politically charged.”

Milli Vanilli is also advertised as playing, although half of the front-facing Milli Vanilli pop duo, Rob Pilatus, died in 1998. Fab Morvan, the other half of the duo, is still living. However, Jodie Rocco, one of the women enlisted as the actual voices behind the lip-syncing dance duo, told The Associated Press in an email that none of the members of the group — which also includes her sister — were asked to perform, telling the outlet, “My sister and I were shocked to see our name, ‘Milli Vanilli’, as one of the performers.”

The Commodores, also originally announced as performers, said on social media Thursday the group “will not be performing at the Great American State Fair.”

“Our music has always been our voice and we choose not to publicly affiliate with any single political party,” the statement said. “We support the betterment of all Americans.”

Subterranean Stack, Fuck You Book, Jew-oogle, (L)Finked-In, Twa(i)tter, the lot of them: flagging any verbiage with certain keywords for review for “antisemitic or anti-Israeli bias”

“The Jewish Mob has already infiltrated K12, junior college, community colleges, universities, workplaces, and even your fucking dreams — Israel is a Terrorist State! Verboten!

Paulo Kirk

May 28, 2026

[Note — this is a long one, so, take it in strides, with grains of fucking salt or crack coke, whichever makes you get through the White Man’s Minyan House Day!]

Wisconsin: Meth, alcohol, fentanyl, developmental disabilities, fetal alcohol-chemical-trauma syndrome, and we have that Badge Curd State’s real problems — THE JEWS.

Rep. Lisa Subeck, D-Madison, co-sponsored the bill. She said the bill is needed to combat rising antisemitism following the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war in October 2023.

“It sets some guidance to be considered when determining whether or not something is antisemitism,” Subeck said to the Assembly in February.

The law also incorporates examples that the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance considers to be antisemitic, including drawing comparisons between contemporary Israeli policy and that of Nazi Germany. The definition also says calling the state of Israel a racist project would qualify as antisemitic, by “denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination.”

An open letter from more than 30 Wisconsin organizations, including the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union and Jewish Voice for Peace Action, urged Evers to veto the bill.

The letter cited instances of alleged censorship in states like Kentucky or Florida that have adopted the definition. In Kentucky, a professor faced disciplinary action for speech criticizing Israel. In Florida, the state’s university system flagged any courses with certain keywords for review for “antisemitic or anti-Israeli bias” following the adoption of this definition in 2024.

“Wisconsin should reject any effort that codifies a framework that allows similar enforcement or censorship against students, faculty, journalists, or advocates exercising their First Amendment rights,” the letter read.

A breakdown of the Badger State’s most notable Jewish figures highlights the following standouts:

• Golda Meir: Born in Kyiv, she immigrated to Milwaukee as a child and attended the Fourth Street School. She lived in the city into adulthood before eventually making aliyah and becoming the fourth Prime Minister of Israel.

• Harry Houdini: Born Erich Weiss in Budapest, he spent his formative years in Appleton and Milwaukee, working odd jobs before pursuing his legendary career in magic and escape artistry.
• Gene Wilder: Born Jerome Silberman in Milwaukee, the beloved comedic actor—famous for his iconic roles in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and Young Frankenstein—got his start acting in local Milwaukee theater.
• Allan H. “Bud” Selig: The Milwaukee native served as the Commissioner of Major League Baseball and was instrumental in bringing the Milwaukee Brewers to the state.
• Herb Kohl: A lifelong Milwaukee resident, he founded the Kohl’s department store chain and went on to serve as a U.S. Senator for Wisconsin.
• The Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker Trio: The comedy filmmaking team responsible for iconic spoof films like Airplane! grew up in the Milwaukee suburb of Shorewood.
• Charlotte Rae: Born Charlotte Rae Lubotsky, the actress best known for her role as Mrs. Garrett on the hit 80s sitcom The Facts of Life was raised in Shorewood.
• Elmer Winter: The Milwaukee lawyer co-founded ManpowerGroup in 1948, eventually building it into one of the largest employment services agencies in the world.
• Harry Soref: He founded the Master Lock company in Milwaukee in 1921, revolutionizing padlock security.

Fucking 200 nukes, man, pointed at the Goyim Cities of EuroTrashLandia!

And fucking Jew-Loving Putin, the man with 99 Bottles of Red-lines Crossed Beers on the Wall?

Russian Officials Walk-Back Threats of ‘Systematic’ Devastation of Kiev ‘Decision-Making Centers’?

The Kremlin appears to have somewhat walked back its threats of systematic strikes on Kiev via a series of ‘clarifications’ issued by Peskov and Chairman of the State Duma Defense Committee Andrey Kartapolov.

Zelensky is the head JEW of Slav/Slave/Land. [Note: see another, yet ANOTHER, former Colonel’s take on things BELOW.]

While Wisconsin does not have the highest number of prisons per capita, it has historically maintained among the highest rates of Black incarceration in the United States and incarcerates a higher percentage of its residents than most democracies.

[Taycheedah Correctional Institution, seen on Aug. 29, 2024, in Fond du Lac, Wis., is about 60% over capacity as of the most recent Department of Corrections prison population report. A Wisconsin Watch analysis of the state’s prison population found that women’s facilities are the most crowded.]

“They just cram us in wherever they can, it’s sad,” wrote Sarah Buckingham, who is currently incarcerated at Robert E. Ellsworth Correctional Center, a minimum-security facility in Racine County that now houses more than twice as many people as it was designed for.

Across the system, the rising number of prisoners and a shortage of staff have strained resources. Prisoners often wait months or years for limited spots in treatment, education and work programs, the very programs designed to prepare them for release. That, advocates say, could mean people wait longer to get out, or even end up returning to prison — making facilities even more crowded.

Wisconsin’s prison system is currently at about 133 percent of capacity. Since 1990, the total number of prisoners has roughly tripled, from about 7,000 inmates to 23,775 in 2018. Experts estimate that the state’s prison population will reach 24,350 by the end of 2021. This in a state that the U.S. census estimated had a population of about 5.8 million as of 2019.

What is causing Wisconsin’s prison population explosion? One major factor is the revocation-only system of criminal justice.

What does ‘revocation-only’ incarceration mean?

Besides incarceration, Wisconsin’s criminal code offers probation and parole. These are both types of supervised release. Probation allows someone convicted of a serious crime to avoid jail or prison, and parole gives a prisoner the chance to serve the balance of their sentence on the outside.

Being on probation or parole is far from being free. State law imposes a minimum of 18 rules that individuals must follow, such as meeting with their probation agent regularly and limits on how much cash they are allowed to carry. In some cases, the law will impose even more rules. Violating a rule can send you back to prison without being charged with or convicted of a new crime.

Differences based on race

Of Wisconsin’s 23,775 prisoners in 2018, about 37 percent were behind bars were there due to one of these revocation-only admissions. Black Wisconsinites are particularly affected by this system. The Census states that fewer than 7 percent of state residents identify as black. But from 2000 through 2018, 60 percent of prison inmates there for a revocation-only violation were black.

It might seem logical that an increase in Wisconsin’s prison population over the last 30 years is the result of increased crime. But the numbers dispute this. For instance, the property crime rate in the state has dropped since 2013, and is 27 percent lower than the national average. Violent crime is also 21 percent below the U.S. average. Instead, it appears that social problems that disproportionately affect black Wisconsinites, such as unemployment, untreated mental illness, and lower wages, could be larger factors.

• The “Shadow” of Opioids: Because opioids and fentanyl have historically dominated headlines and state funding, meth has quietly proliferated with less public and financial intervention.
• Polysubstance Overdoses: While meth users previously died less frequently from overdoses compared to opioid users, stimulant-involved fatal overdoses—particularly from meth combined with fentanyl or cocaine—are sharply rising.

THAT’s right, the fucking JEWS, and their crime-baby, cry-baby, cunt-baby lives are more important than tackling. . .

[Jess Przybylski started using methamphetamine after the father of her children died in a car crash. After completing intensive treatment in 2016 as a condition of her sentence, she got her children back. She is now an advocate for meth recovery and a member of the Take a Stand Against Meth Campaign. Przybylski is pictured outside of her home in Chippewa Falls with her children Zander, left, and Peyton.]

Like other amphetamines, meth elevates dopamine levels in the brain, creating a rush. But it is significantly more powerful than stimulants like cocaine, said Timothy Easker, director of Chippewa County Department of Human Services.

Meth can keep individuals awake for days on end, causing psychosis and even organ failure.

While the widely known opioid epidemic killed 3,800 people in Wisconsin between 2014 and 2018, a surge in meth use has quietly supplanted opioids in western and northern parts of the state, according to service providers and public health officials.

The State Crime Laboratory handled 1,452 meth cases in 2018 — an increase of more than 450 percent since 2008. The number far exceeded the 1,055 heroin cases handled by the lab that year.

On Oct. 4, federal authorities in Madison announced 16 people from Wisconsin and Minnesota were charged with state and federal counts of allegedly distributing meth in the Wausau area.

Unlike some Midwestern states, where police shut down hundreds of meth labs a year, in Wisconsin, the problem is more hidden. Much of the meth used here originates in Mexico and is transported to the Twin Cities, according to a 2016 analysis of methamphetamine use and trafficking compiled by federal and state law enforcement officials.

The drug can be in the form of powder, crystals or pills and can be smoked, snorted or injected.

Sheila Weix, director of substance abuse services at Marshfield Clinic’s Family Health Center, said when she started treating addiction in central and northern parts of the state in the 1980s, alcohol, “nerve” pills, marijuana, cocaine and heroin were the most common. Then, in the early 1990s, meth appeared. Its prevalence rose, then ebbed when the opioid epidemic hit.

Now she is again seeing increasing numbers of people with meth addictions.

Robert Morrison, executive director of the National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Directors, said meth’s resurgence reminds him of the movie “Groundhog Day.” Ironically, some people are using meth to help with withdrawal from opioids. Others are using it because it is cheap and available.

“It’s about the buzz,” Easker said. “People use drugs for the buzz, and people get the most bang for their buck with (meth).”

“There is a lot of violence associated with it,” said Walensky. “They are so jacked up and it lasts so long in their bodies.”

Walensky says it seems like everyone he runs into has a little meth on them.

In 2023, the drug most often identified in samples sent by law enforcement to the State Crime Lab was meth, which accounted for 1,378 of the 4,805 samples tested — more than cocaine or heroin or fentanyl or even THC, the active ingredient in cannabis. Cops and prosecutors don’t send all the drugs they recover to the lab, and pot usage, rarely prosecuted nowadays, is surely much more prevalent in the state than meth usage. But meth, at least by the one measure of Crime Lab analysis, may be more widely abused than any of the other harder drugs.

PUT fucking “Wisconsin” into the Paulokirk search, and you will get:

Four years AGO, my Wisconsin brother and I… Mister Fish, Kelly.

Now, he rides around River Falls with Eldee, the weiner dog, on an electric tricycle, with that big old righteous flag:

Read the methed-out or soon-to-be methed-out or just fucking beer drinking cuntsd of the WISCONSIN MAGA maggot brand comments — posted YESTERDAY, man…

Brady Penfield🇻🇦@brady_penfield

Dog on a bike with a Free Palestine flag sitting outside of my local grocery store. Just when you thought you’ve seen it all.

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“Are you the people with that black pick-up with the white camper?”

He’s a short red-bearded white cop standing over me and my friend, KK (initials to be revealed soon). We are in KK’s hometown, Merrill, Wisconsin, population 9,300.

“What’s up, officer?”

“We have a complaint from a resident who says you were on his property taking pictures of his house and his juvenile daughter.”

So begins the morning in Merrill, or at least, after a few hours of photographing with a borrowed Canon KK’s old haunts, his schools, churches, and, yep, the house he grew up in. It was 9 am when I got him to stand on the sidewalk to photograph KK in front of the small house where he spent his youth. It was his grandparents’ home. Small, sort of shotgun clapboard style no with faded vinyl siding.

Four shots, and we took off, turned for some of the street scenes where he played, and, then we moved on with the pick-up and my shutterbug disease.

I call these drive-by shoots, so we drove and then stopped, posed, and then shot film. He is a 65-year-old whom I met on the “internet” who has been a good friend, a good reader of my stuff, including books, for more than a year. His wife died in October 2022, in River Falls, where they moved decades before leaving both of their hometowns, Merrill. Merrill is his and his deceased wife’s birthplace and family locales. Bad memories for KK, and I don’t know about his wife, Cheri.

“The owner of the home accused you of trespassing, stepping on his lawn, and photographing his teenage daughter. He wants you arrested.”

Welcome to America, and sure, I knew I’d get out of this stupidity, but what flashes in my mind is the mindlessness of America, the flyover states’ policing and politics, the rural places with contradictory “values,” old sagging towns with closed businesses, tired homes, and more, which I will cover in this series. Lots of strip malls and drive-thru food joints you see all over America.

“I’m a journalist, and I have been taking photos of Merrill the past few hours, and I can tell you we did not go on the lawn, and I was photographing KK, who is from Merrill. I saw no girl in a window, and there is no girl in a window in the four shots I took of a guy out in front of his childhood house.”

“The house owner said his daughter was upstairs, wondering what you were photographing, and said you photographed her.”

The conversation went from here and there, and we gave up our IDs, and alas, yeah, KK is an ex-con (with air quotes), ten years behind bars total, six in prisons throughout Wisconsin. He’s known in these parts, and he’s still on paper, which means he is on “supervision,” not allowed to leave the state, and his name and his “crimes” would be coming up on the ID check.

I went outside, to the camper, and pulled out the Canon. The shots showed I was on the public access, sidewalk, and road, and there is no peeping woman in any photograph looking at these aliens. KK stayed on the sidewalk. I shot him there.

America. The big, burly guy/father followed the cops who went around town looking for this camper/pick-up truck combo, a unique-looking rig. They spotted us at the local restaurant, The Pine Ridge.

America. This guy came up to me, as the cop was facing me, and while I showed him the photos in question, this guy, the so-called victim, pulled out his phone camera and started filming the cop and me.

America. “I’m telling you if they come back and start photographing my house, I will shoot them. I’ll shoot anyone coming onto my property.”

“Well, we’ll deal with that if that happens.”

“I’m not fucking joking. I will get my rifle and shoot the sons of bitches.”

America. After he went back to the five other police vehilces, I gave the cop the old thought exeperiment: “So, in this little Wisconsin town, you have people shooting anyone going onto lawns, with all these homes with no fences, no signs about no tresspassing, you really think I am supposed to believe you can arrest me for stepping on a lawn and photographing my friend’s old childhood home?”

America. “Well, it is trespassing.”

“So you have a lot of shootings in Merrill? Especially in the summertime when kids and teens and their dads and aunts and uncles might be throwing frisbees and balls for dogs and then errant throws and tosses might get a ball or frisbee near the house and some innocent ball player retrieving it by some window or wall?”

America. “It’s trespassing to step on someone’s property, and you can get arrested.”

America. “So Merrill has a lot of arrests for kids and dads trespassing? You bust dogs pooping on property, too?”

America. “So, you did background checks on us. What about this guy?”

“Yes.”

“And, you found some ‘interesting’ things in his background?”

The cop smiled. “Yep, there are some rough things in his past.”

America. “So, put the shoe on the other foot. Now, if I were in this parking lot, and say, none of this happened, but I started photographing the parking lot, the cool sign, and then this guy with his Duck Dynasty beard, I know this asshole would go after me hard, no questions asked. I’ve been around the block, around many parts of the world, worked in prisons, and I KNOW for a fact this punk would go after me for photographing him in a public place. Just like he just did with me.”

America. The cop smiled and nodded his head. “Look, think about it, officer. If I was in Madison, on a street around the university, and had buddies and me tossing footballs, and maybe me photographing them, and then one ball ended up on a lawn, the homeowner/resident could call the cops and have us arrested? And then this shoot-to-kill crap, you think in a university town the cops would be allowing this? The city’s lawmakers, they’d be okay with college students or faculty or whoever getting arrested for going after a loose beachball or softball off the lawn?”

America. “I’ve never been a policeman anywhere but here, in Merrill. I don’t know about other cities’ ordinances.”

America. Ahh, imagine the headlines: “Trick or Treaters Shot in Merrill, Wisconsin, after a dozen home renters pulled out AR-15s and Glocks and started firing away.” Or, “Local Photographer Dies after Homeowner Plugs him Between the Eyes for Photographing old Historic Home.”

America. And, it only gets worse. “Look, we will be keeping him here until you all get on your way to make sure he doesn’t follow you. Are you done photographing in that area of town?”

America. “I am photographing bridges, pubs, old fronts of buildings, and more. And, we have a graveside service at the cemetery at one. His wife just passed away last October and there is a marble monument bench in the graveyard and 20 family members showing up. I’m officiating it.”

America. “Well, we’ll keep him here. You should be fine. The cemetery is a good mile from his house.”

America. “So, this guy wanted to have you ticket us?”

“Actually, he wanted us to arrest you both for trespassing and stalking his daughter.”

America. “You know this is bullshit, really. Smalltown, Wisconsin, and I take other small towns in this cheesehead state have similar values, similar ‘shoot first, ask questions later’ ordinances.”

“Well, he lives in a sketchy part of town and they are worried about their stuff in the yard and on porches.”

America. Shoot to protect the barbecue and patio furniture.

City of Parks. Well, the next iteration of this first part deals with the City of Bars.

“At one time, there were 53 bars in Merrill,” KK said. “I knew them all. That’s what people did when I was growing up. They still do, but there aren’t that many now. Many closed up.”

Bars and churches, on every street corner. All Aboard, Gesundheit, and so many run-down joints and holes in the wall, even back when KK was taking fast cars and noisy motorcycles through town to push the oppressiveness out of his skin. His first take-down by the law was when he was 16. Booze.

America. The Chatterbox, Hub Inn, Newwood Tap, Ali Baba’s, Dee’s Bear Den, Northway Club, Hinz’s Cork and Dine, 1-900 Club, Beacon Bar, Dick and Shirl’s, Victory Lane.

The victory in this town is working in bone-numbing mill jobs, living in a town of killing deer and yanking walleyes from the lakes and rivers, beatings at home, knuckling the young ones in the head, and, drinking at those favorite watering holes.

America. The best Friday Fish Fries are had at those booze joints. Hamburger runs, deep-fried Wisconsin cheese curds, and puffy fries. Bars. Pubs. Clubs. Lounges.

America. In Eagle River, north of Merrill, we have the Pioneer, where you pay a buck for an ashtray to smoke inside, so the collected tray fees are used if the bar gets cited for allowing cigs and combustion inside.

America, the land of Disney thinking, cutesy names, and one’s legacy emblazoned on some Blatz or PBR lighted sign, passed from generation to generation.

Merrill, America: Plowman’s Playhouse, Mid-City Tap, Frish’s Place, Clubs 64 or 107, Club Morder, Gail’s Place, Urban Darlene’s, E and K Tap, The Robber’s Roost, Corner Bar, Avenue Bar, Gil’s Bar, Ballyhoo’s, Trophy Bar, Legion Lounge, Rock Island Resort and we can’s forget S & S Bar — Social and Sick. This one gives money gained from liver damage and all night with the boys and a $100 tab to the local hospital. You know, smoke up a pack of Kools, down whiskey a-go-go, and then at the end of the year, S & S’s proprietors hand over some of that mullah go to cancer education, treatments, what have you.

America. Drink, carouse, stay away from the kids, pound back the beers and shots, yell at the top of your lungs how you are right, and America is about might makes right, and then, maybe, just maybe, a head-on collision with a tree. Or pond. Death by exposure, drowning, all in a night’s bar hopping.

KK got wrapped up in drinking young. Nature and nurture. He’s more than just a smart guy, and he holds a boyhood with no interest in school, a whipper snapper in math, and alas, that teacher who wacked him on the head many times while he struggled to do division. That was grade three.

Imagine, years later, he’s working as a CNA, and lo and behold, this monster teacher is in memory care, in need of bathing and all that. She called him “my sweet Kelly.” All those math division wacking sessions long dust to the wind roiling her Merrill brain. From a sadistic teacher to a broken-brained old lady dying in a care facility.

So when we traversed this town, one he moved away from decades ago, the lights of nostalgia and nightmares came pulsating out. He knows every nook and cranny, every business that was, every place where he hung out at after ditching school. And the bars.

So when the fuzz came buzzing into our Pine Ridge Diner, more than just flashbacks were surfacing. He, KK, had been fighting the law all his life, with a total of 10 years behind bars. He shook his head and laughed.

Since I was the accused perpetrator — photographer — I calmly dealt with the cops and their stupidity. Five or six cop vehicles, and big bearded bruisers holding onto their flak jackets and holsters.

Yeah, the illogic of having cops tell me I should have knocked on the guy’s door at 8:30 am on a Saturday, well, this is America. Imagine I shot 130 pics in a two-hour period. Courthouse, churches, cool architecture, funky yards, Trump and Go Brandon signs next to a white cross, you know, all that artsy fartsy stuff. The thought experiment is this: So, a photographer has to knock on what, a dozen, two dozen, more doors? Ask permission to shoot a man standing in front of the old broken-down home?

I’ve talked with a few people about this, and hands down they say this is absurd, and then all the photos they took in places like Juarez or throughout the world. Kids and chickens. Three-legged dogs next to a woman hanging out clothes. Vietnam or Venice.

America. You will have the cops come blazing in to interrogate you about photo shoots. We are talking shoot and dash.

Yeah, the guy’s got a rough background, i.e., criminal background. But still, an ex-con was yelling and spitting that he wanted me arrested. A 66-year-old guy from Oregon.

America — Friendliest place on the planet.

A sidenote to this is I just opened up my phone call log, and there is a message from the investigating officer. He wanted to let me know that when we drove off by him standing with the accuser, it was the pissed off father who returned back and wanted to apologize for his threats and bullshit. He was, again, Duck Dynasty addled, and no matter how many people reading this think I should have or could have might have done this or not done that, it’s all in a day’s work for me, and while the dramatic overtones may sound as if I am frazzled, well, I am not.

America. Within thirty minutes of the guy’s threats and his bullshit filming me with his toy phone, well, he apologized, and wanted the cop to let me know he was just overprotective and that there was a past, that is, some past incidents with his two daughters. I just listened to the cop’s message, two days later.

America. Triggered. Triggers. Trigger locks. Unlocked trigger locks. Rapid-fire triggers. Triggers all lined up while the weeds take over the yard and the Walmart shit piles up.

America. Wisconsin. Shooting ranges all over the place. Golf courses and shooting ranges. And a shitload of shit factories, that is, dairies.

America. Dairies and fields of GMO corn and soy. You gotta get the cows fed. Shit factories, those dairy cows. America. What to do with the shit? America. America Don’t Take No Shit from Anyone (bumper sticker I saw on the highway).

America. Hair triggers and trigger brains. Lots of shit.

Graveyards and dairies. So, some of those 53 Merrill haunts are gone, turned into chiropractor offices. One’s a florist. Old, sagging, boarded up. You have to look closely for a bright beacon coming from a foggy window. “No Coors Served Here!”

Those cemeteries are loaded with German and Polish names. Wisconsin, the state with the most beer:

From grain to glass—a complete illustrated history of brewing and breweries in the state more famous for beer than any other

Few places on Earth are as identified with beer as Wisconsin, with good reason. Since its first commercial brewery was established in 1835, the state has seen more than 800 open and more than 650 close—sometimes after mere months, sometimes after thriving for as long as a century and a half. The Drink That Made Wisconsin Famous explores this rich history, from the first territorial pioneers to the most recent craft brewers, and from barley to barstool.

From the global breweries that developed in Milwaukee in the 1870s to the “wildcat” breweries of Prohibition and the upstart craft brewers of today, Doug Hoverson tells the stories of Wisconsin’s rich brewing history. The lavishly illustrated book goes beyond the giants like Miller, Schlitz, Pabst, and Heileman that loom large in the state’s brewing renown. Of equal interest are the hundreds of small breweries across the state started by immigrants and entrepreneurs to serve local or regional markets. Many proved remarkably resistant to the consolidation and contraction that changed the industry—giving the impression that nearly every town in the Badger State had its own brewery. Even before beer tourism became popular, hunters, anglers, and travelers found their favorite brews in small Wisconsin cities like Rice Lake, Stevens Point, and Chippewa Falls. Hoverson describes these breweries in all their diversity, from the earliest enterprises to the few surviving stalwarts to the modern breweries reviving Wisconsin’s reputation as the place to find not just the most beer but the best.

Within the larger history, every brewery has its story, and Hoverson gives each its due, investigating the circumstances that meant success or failure and describing in engaging detail the people, the technology, the marketing, and the government relations that delivered Wisconsin’s beer from grain to glass.

America. Americana: things associated with the culture and history of America, especially the United States.

This is part one of KK’s magical mystery re-tour of Merrill, the roots of where the hell started for him. I’ve been in small towns in Mass. and Delaware and New Jersey, for sure, and the bars and pubs and reckless legacy of cops owning booze joints, all of that, it’s been taught to me early. As a traveler. I’ve seen the idiocy of men and women plastered in Edinburgh and Dublin. And in Hamburg and Munich.

Limey monsters in British Honduras and now Belize, slamming drinks and spewing the shit of military men high on rum and beer. Yeah, one of the worst times was when my former wife and I were in Athens, and the four Brits — military on R & R — in the room adjoining went from toasting and hoisting to singing and yelling to actually beating the shit out of each other, the walls pounding, some of the pictures in our hotel room crashing down.

KK isn’t that kind of a drinker, but the drinking started for a dark, hidden reason, and that too will be explored in part two. Booze, meth, fentanyl, the whole nine yards of America.

Small towns in rural America are shuttering some of their businesses. Farms going belly up. Big bruiser Germanic men, brothers and fathers, working the manure and the milking machines. Endless winds and chill and snow and rain. Hot as hell in the summer. A lot of flat land. Marshy land and swamps all over.

Guns and butter, Wisconsin. America. One kid with higher ambitions, locked into a mold for a while, a product of father beatings as a kid, beatings by teachers, the kid, KK, always throwing in to protect the bullied fat boys. Wisconsin. Ten years behind bars in more than a dozen shitholes, from county lock-ups to state correctional institutions.

KK fought the law, and the law waylaid him.

I met KK a year ago when he tracked me down via email. Reading my stuff over at DV, and alas, I learned about his River Falls life, his wife of 41 years, struggling with small-cell lung cancer. And she eventually succumbed to the cancer. More about that in parts two and three.

“How did you meet him?” some have asked. “You are flying all the way to Wisconsin for eight days to see a fellow you never met, some guy with a shady past?”

Yeah, and that’s also in parts two and three. Why I came, and what transpired, again, more microcosm of the flagging United States of Go Find Bradon and Trump Derangement Syndrome . . . America, my first time in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

America. Trigger warnings. Meth and cancer, family estrangement, pedophilia, violence, hoarding what you have, endless cycles of have’s and have-nots.

America. On the surface, all fine and dandy in those cul-de-sac hoods and on those thousand-acre farms. Soy and corn. A belly full of toxins and a belly full of Friday Fish Fry and Old Milwaukee. But boy, so many addiction clinics, so many lost grandkids on meth.

America. Where oh where are the Red Nations?

• Brothertown Nation

• Forest County Potawatomi

• Ho-Chunk Nation

• Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin

• Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians

• Oneida Nation

• Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa

• Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa

• Lac Du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa

• Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa

• Sokaogon Chippewa Community (Mole Lake Band of Lake Superior Chippewa)

• St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin

That’s a whole other story, Red Nations, USA. America. Trigger Warnings. Tribes. Prisons and PBR. Endless mud pits and manure ponds. Wisconsin Cheese, the Best in Show. Where are the tribes?

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Okay, then, will this Wisconsin law go after those on house arrest probation, still on paper? Kelly, weigh in please!

Eric Kasper is a professor of political science at UW-Eau Claire. He told WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” the examples written into law raise questions about potentially chilling free speech, leaving unclear what kind of speech is prohibited and what isn’t.

“The speech itself in a public forum would have a broad amount of protection on the First Amendment,” Kasper said. “The law itself comes down to: When there has been a claim of some sort of discrimination, or there’s begun a prosecution for criminal conduct, can the statements here be used as examples of that biased motivation or that biased intent?”

Kasper said there is a “very real possibility” of court cases challenging definitions like this.

“If you’re going to see that put to the test, it would be in some sort of case that arises because there’s been a claim of discrimination,” Kasper said. “It raises the question of: Do (certain statements) rise to the level of proving discriminatory intent … and do they have the chilling effect on expression — that people will be afraid to say things that would otherwise be protected speech because it could be used against them to prove some other underlying conduct?”

The Jews going after his daughter, Kasper’s that is?

[Note — Larry Wilkerson!]

Go to 5:40 into the interview, and Larry says the obvious, but not so obvious coming from out of the anal mouths of FOX Fake News or mainstream cancerous news — highly sophisticated and experimental weapons used on the Russian civilians who are conscripts in Putin’s fool’s deadly errand, that’s the Jewish ticket, and Goyim Luckey Palmer’s, too… Proving Grounds. Zelensky and Israel, the Mengeles of Military Equipment….

“To enter directly into the conflict in Ukraine would be tantamount to starting World War III,” says Colonel Wilkerson, former COS to Colin Powell.

Lawrence Wilkerson in 2014 (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons/public domain)

The catastrophic Russian incursion in Ukraine seems never-ending. Seven months ago in February, however, most Western policymakers and the intelligence community could not have anticipated the continuation of such full-blown warfare between the two sovereign states. Even as Moscow launched its initial attack in February, no one believed the event would take the devastating course the world has since witnessed.

With the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the United States reluctant to commit ground troops in Ukraine and the West’s multiple failed attempts at brokering a peace deal, Kyiv is confronting a remarkably tough situation. While Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy displays a firm commitment to defending his motherland, Russian President Vladimir Putin‘s aggression appears to heighten daily, as illustrated by his recent nuclear threat and ruthless land grab.

The international community, including both warring states, has been pondering when and how this cataclysmic conflict could be brought to an end.

JAPAN Forward recently took advantage of an opportunity to interview (virtually) Lawrence Wilkerson, retired US Army Colonel and former chief of staff to United States Secretary of State Colin Powell. Colonel Wilkerson shared his reflections on this and other matters contributing to the critical security crisis our world faces today.

Colonel Wilkerson’s military career spans over 30 years, from voluntary service in Vietnam to deployment in United States Navy’s Pacific Command in South Korea, Japan, and Hawaii. He currently works as a defense analyst and distinguished professor of government and public policy at the College of William Mary.

Excerpts of the interview follow.

What is Vladimir Putin’s ultimate motive? How will this war play out in the coming weeks, and will it ever end?

While no one can truly know his true motives ー other than Putin himself ー there is reason to think that, yes, what he has wanted since 24 February, when he launched the invasion, was the oblasts in eastern Ukraine where most of the Russian-speaking people reside. However, by taking this specific action, which the majority of the world views as illegal under international law, Putin has solidified his pariah status within the world community.

Even China and India have backed away from this action. China’s policy has always been that territorial integrity and the accompanying sovereignty are sacrosanct in international law. It is, after all, Beijing’s principal argument for its “ownership” of Taiwan.

Nonetheless, if the West is wise ー admittedly a huge “if” ー led by the United States and other long-standing NATO members, it will move to diplomacy with Russia and halt this needless carnage in the heart of Europe. Even if it has to drag Zelenskyy kicking and screaming to the negotiating table.

There are far more important challenges in the world today than Ukraine. And the conflict there is diverting attention from, and indeed increasing the existential nature of, two of these challenges: nuclear weapons and the evolving climate.

Russia has indicated its willingness to use the nuclear option, if necessary, to protect its perceived territorial integrity. Is Russia’s use of tactical nuclear weapons plausible?

No, it’s not. I won’t rule out such an insane action if Putin senses he might fall from power if he doesn’t “win” in the Ukraine conflict. But I don’t believe it will happen.

The very fact that it could happen, however, should sober all those in charge of the Western governments, as well as the Duma members in Moscow, and all Russian citizens.

Some experts, noticeably John J Mearsheimer, have accused the West of fostering a hostile environment since 2008, eventually leading to Putin’s aggression. What is your take on this view?

John is fundamentally correct. The reckless expansion of NATO, started by US President Bill Clinton and continued by every president afterward, was the principal reason for Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

The president whom I directly served, George W Bush, even traveled to Tbilisi, Georgia, and in public there declared that Georgia would be a member of NATO in the future. This declaration was pure idiocy and extremely unwise.

You will recall that Putin immediately took military action. In 2021, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Russia still retained direct control over some of this territory.

Putin cited the “Kosovo precedent” to justify Russia’s full-fledged support for the independence of Donetsk and Luhansk, and said the United States created a “nuclear precedent” by bombing Japan. Are the misdeeds in American history backfiring in recent years?

To a degree supported by history, yes, Putin does have a point on both issues.

First, the Kosovo precedent ー again the fault of President Bill Clinton ー stands out as a flagrant slap in the face to Moscow. Moreover, Kosovo is little more than a basket case of crime and corruption today and hardly an example of state-building success by the US, NATO, or the United Nations.

The Serbs virtually own the northern portion of Kosovo and the unrest there could erupt in major bloodshed at any time. Russia is a major supporter of those Serbs.

As to the end of WWII, there is clear archival evidence that the United States’ use of two nuclear weapons, on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, might have been unnecessary to the surrender of Japan. That the weapons were primarily a demonstration to intimidate Stalin and stop his forces from going any further toward the English Channel in 1945, looms large in some historians’ minds as well.

Regardless of how one feels about such comparisons, Washington has very little, if any, empathy for other world leaders and their populations, particularly if we have declared them our enemies. Often [Washington’s] perception of events is their reality. But we rarely recognize that fact.

Even if such perceptions are untrue, or are more complex than people’s beliefs, they still color majorly others’ perceptions of America.

Some experts warn that Russia’s incursion in Ukraine encourages like-minded regimes to take similar actions. What lessons are other similar regimes (that is, North Korea, Iran, China) acquiring from the Ukraine crisis?

I don’t think the Ukraine conflict encourages any other state to embark on such an endeavor, despite the disaster it is for Moscow. If anything, it likely discourages such actions.

North Korea, as evidenced by its missile firings such as the most recent ones over Japan, is seeking attention ー such as it received under US President Donald Trump. Since then, North Korea has been largely ignored.

Kim Jong-un cannot tolerate being ignored, so he is doing all he can to gain the world’s attention again, particularly Washington’s.

Iran’s government is perhaps fighting for its life at the moment after the brutal death of the young Kurdish woman, Mahsa Amini, at government hands. Besides, Iran has not executed an unprovoked attack on any state since the 1979 revolution established the present state.

The United States has refused to commit any ground troops in Ukraine and take any direct military actions in the conflict. NATO has shown equal reluctance to commit its armed forces. What impact does this have on America’s traditional allies in East Asia, particularly Taiwan?

I don’t believe it has any impact other than to convince them at the least of the pragmatism of the present government in Washington. To enter directly into the conflict in Ukraine would be tantamount to starting World War III.

US actions in Ukraine are pragmatic, not reluctant. In fact, short of sending its own military ー a surefire way to start WWIII ー the United States has held almost nothing back, particularly dollars and high-tech armaments.

Again, nothing that would threaten Russia directly, such as long-range bombers, but much else. It’s a balancing act to avoid threatening Russia directly while at the same time giving Ukraine enough to preclude Russia’s achieving its objectives inside Ukraine.

Taipei should be pleased because, like not provoking Russia to widen the war in Europe, Taipei does not want the US to provoke China to use military force to compel it to do Beijing’s wishes. There the similarities fade because Taiwan is not Ukraine and would be much more difficult than Ukraine if China were to use military force. People who compare the two situations know little about either.

Given the European Union’s failed attempt at brokering peace, and NATO’s failure to prevent interstate war, are supranational entities becoming obsolete? What security apparatus should liberal democratic states in East Asia strive for?

Not necessarily. It’s probably more accurate to say “certain present alliances, in some instances like NATO.”

The United Nations too is bordering on ineffectiveness, and that organization desperately needs to be reformed dramatically if it is to regain some usefulness.

I believe, however, that the Japan-US security relationship still has great utility for both countries.

The US-ROK alliance needs readjusting somewhat. For example, the ROK armed forces can take care of their country quite adequately. So there needs to be serious discussion of just why US troops remain on the Peninsula.

Finally, the effectiveness of new groups such as the QUAD is questionable. They seem more like weak efforts to threaten China than meaningful security groupings.

Will the upcoming US midterm elections in November and presidential election two years after change America’s current stance on Ukraine?

Here it is anyone’s guess. It depends on which political party’s candidate is elected president [in 2024] and which political party controls the US Congress, particularly the Senate. If my party, the Republicans, achieve both the White House and [both chambers of] Congress, I believe the US could be in deep trouble.

With the present Democratic Party, there is no viable presidential candidate whom I can see on the horizon [for the 2024 election]. And it’s difficult to say whether or not that party will remain in control of the Senate in the midterm election. I think they will lose control of the House.

Whoever controls the government will determine which direction the US takes. And that is largely a new phenomenon for America because, since 1945, both political parties had largely pursued the same security and foreign policy.

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Melting Pot? Nah, Jew Pot!

“Wisconsin should reject any effort that codifies a framework that allows similar enforcement or censorship against students, faculty, journalists, or advocates exercising their First Amendment rights,” the letter read.

• German: ~40.5% (Widely distributed, but highly concentrated in eastern Wisconsin and Milwaukee)
• Irish: ~10.9% (Notable populations in Beloit, Fond du Lac, and Sturgeon Bay)
• Polish: ~9.3% (Major communities in Milwaukee and Stevens Point)
• Norwegian & Scandinavian: ~8.5% (More concentrated in the western and southern parts of the state)
• Other European Roots: Significant communities of English, Italian, French, Dutch (Sheboygan area), and Belgian (Door Peninsula area) descent.
• Hispanic/Latino: Growing rapidly (up over 380% in recent decades), now making up about 7.6% to 9% of the population.
• Asian: Making up about 3-4% of the population, with the state boasting one of the largest Hmong populations in the United States, alongside significant Indian and Southeast Asian communities.

A second look at American Primeval, and boy oh boy, I was itching to take a five gallon gasoline can, full, to the local Mormon Church . . . Empty parking lot 95 percent of the time

Paulo Kirk

May 27, 2026

Yeah, it’s just fucking PAIN.

On January 24, leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, more commonly known as the Mormon Church, penned a statement condemning the Netflix series American Primeval.

This historical fiction depicts the Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857, as well as broader hostilities between the US government and Mormons at Salt Lake City during the Utah War of 1857–58.

The church has criticised the series for its portrayal of the Mormon prophet Brigham Young, who it claims is “egregiously mischaracterized as a villainous, violent fanatic”. It also says the series

inaccurately portrays [the Mountain Meadows Massacre] as reflective of a whole faith group, [when] the Church has long acknowledged and condemned this horrific tragedy.

The reality of the massacre was arguably even grimmer than what American Primeval shows. Contrary to what is depicted in the series, there were no adult survivors. Official sources state up to 150 people were killed. Only 17 children under the age of six were spared, who were then discreetly adopted into Mormon families.

There are about 17 million Mormons worldwide. Of these, an estimated 157,000 are in Australia (about 0.6% of the population) compared with almost seven million in the United States (about 2% of the population).

[FREAKS: rom a Mormon in Utah to a Jew in Wisconsin – ]

• High Pressure: Young adults often feel immense family and cultural pressure to serve, leaving little room to question or opt out without facing social stigma or feelings of guilt.
• Intense Control: Strict rules regarding schedules, communication with family, and daily activities can create a demanding environment.Burnout: The intense focus on knocking on doors, facing frequent rejection, and strict numerical goals can cause deep emotional burnout or psychological distress.
• Invasion of Privacy: Door-to-door proselytizing is often viewed by the broader public as intrusive and disrespectful of personal boundaries.

Yep, all religions are anti-human, for sure: Listen to the Unitarian, I suppose, blather on:

But what about religious tolerance? My faculty mentor at seminary once told me the shortest book in the library was Examples of Religious Tolerance, and it was mostly blank. He had a point. I grew up in a country that prided itself on religious tolerance. On paper, it was mostly true. In reality it was mostly myth. Here is one example:

In the storybook version I learned in school, the Pilgrims came to America aboard the Mayflower in search of religious freedom in 1620. The Puritans soon followed, for the same reason. Ever since these religious dissidents arrived at their shining “city upon a hill,” as their governor John Winthrop called it, millions from around the world have done the same, coming to an America where they found a welcome melting pot in which everyone was free to practise their own faith.

The real story of religion in America’s past is an often awkward, frequently embarrassing and occasionally bloody tale that most high-school texts paper over or ignore entirely.

From the earliest arrival of Europeans on America’s shores, religion has often been a cudgel, used to discriminate, suppress and even kill the foreign, the “heretic” and the “unbeliever” — including the “heathen” natives already there. Moreover, while it is true that the vast majority of early-generation colonial Americans were Christian, the pitched battles between various Protestant sects and, more explosively, between Protestants and Catholics, presented an unavoidable contradiction to the widely held notion that America is a “Christian nation.”

In an overlooked bit of inconvenient history: the initial encounter between Europeans in the future United States came with the establishment of a French Huguenot colony in 1564 at Fort Caroline (near modern Jacksonville, Florida). More than half a century before the Mayflower set sail, French pilgrims had come to America in search of religious freedom.

The Spanish had other ideas. In 1565, they established a forward operating base at St. Augustine and proceeded to wipe out the Fort Caroline colony. The Spanish commander wrote to the Spanish King Philip II that he had “hanged all those we had found in [Fort Caroline] because…they were scattering the odious Lutheran doctrine in these Provinces.”

Thanks to the likes of Unitarian John Adams and Unitarian-friendly Thomas Jefferson, religious freedom eventually, over strong objection, made it into the Constitution, but unfortunately not into American behaviour. Poor Joseph Smith, founder of the Latter Day Saints, was hounded out of Western New York, tarred and feathered in Missouri and murdered in his Illinois jail cell with his brother. Of course, this isn’t just an American phenomenon. The religious “other”, in modern times at least, has always had a target on their back. Ask any Muslim in any “civilised” western country, including New Zealand.

It is my supposition that religion is not the cause of war or intolerance as it creates chaos. Obviously, it is, has been, and no doubt will continue to be corrupted from its original purpose to create order. But in a world with billions of people who are self-defined as religious, those who believe that violence is the will of their god and that the murder of those who believe differently is a holy act are a small, hate-filled minority.

Peace, justice and freedom are the highest aspirations for all religions.

Mitt Romney dropped by the Western Wall on Sunday, July 29, but one nearby landmark was conspicuously left off his Israel itinerary: the Jerusalem Center of Brigham Young University — or, as locals call it with typical directness, “Mormon University.”

The presumptive U.S. Republican presidential nominee, in his campaign and throughout his political career, has sought to downplay the significance of his Mormon faith. But though his religion could be a liability for many U.S. evangelicals and other devout Christians (just half of Americans believe Mormons are Christian), it may yet prove a blessing in winning over another high-value constituency: Among all American faith groups, Mormons receive the highest favorability rating from Jews.

Jews and Mormons and Zion. The hoas, man:

Mitt’s pals:

The Israelis have been on an accelerated murderous spree against the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip during the first day of Eid al-Adha festivities. While traditional Eid rituals involving animal sacrifice, new clothes, and sumptuous delicacies remained a distant dream for the vast majority of genocide survivors in the besieged enclave amidst a crushing Israeli siege and unceasing violence, familiar scenes of shrouded bodies, torn limbs, and children traumatised by the latest bombings played out repeatedly throughout the day.

This is the third straight year that the Israelis have denied the residents of Gaza the opportunity to perform Hajj, one of the five pillars of Islam and and a pilgrimage deeply tied to the spiritual significance of Eid al-Adha.

Israel bombed a residential building in the Al-Rimal neighbourhood on the eve of Eid al-Adha, killing six people. Among the martyrs was Mohammed Odeh, the head of Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas. Odeh, who was killed alongside his wife and two children, had taken up the reins of Al-Qassam after the martyrdom of his predecessor, Izz al-Din al-Haddad, who had been assassinated with several members of his family in a similar strike on a residential building in the same neighbourhood earlier this month.

Israeli killings of Palestinians continued throughout the day of Eid.

“A 6-year-old child, Menna Abu Labda, was martyred in an IOF airstrike targeting displacement tents in Al-Mawasi,” Resistance New Network reported. “In the same area, a separate airstrike killed a mother and led to the amputation of her one-month-old infant, Muhammad Al-Khatib, while they were in their tent.”

Muhammad Al-Khatib had his left leg amputated after an Israeli strike.

Dirty Jews, Dirty Mormons: Criticism of Silence: Outside observers and progressive church members have criticized the institutional silence, pointing to the church’s desire to maintain its satellite Brigham Young University (BYU) Jerusalem Center campus as a primary reason for avoiding public condemnation of the Israeli government.

Cuntology:

While Romney rejects the term for Israel’s actions, he has frequently invoked “genocide” regarding Iran. Throughout his political career, including his 2012 presidential run, he consistently called for former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to be indicted under the Genocide Convention for making threats to wipe Israel off the map.

Shoot these cunts:

All Jews who support the terrorist state of Israel, need their head chopped off:

Ben-Gvir Blocks Prison Oversight Amid Worsening Conditions for Palestinian Prisoners

Hmm, Max?

Max Blumenthal does not believe in Israel’s right to exist. As an American journalist and anti-Zionist commentator, he argues that Zionism is a “settler-colonial” and “supremacist” project. Consequently, he advocates for a single, democratic state in historic Palestine where Israelis would live as part of the Arab world, rather than maintaining a Jewish ethnostate

12 mother-fuking years ago!

TORONTO — A sold-out evening headlined by controversial Jewish anti-Israel activist Max Blumenthal went ahead as scheduled on Wednesday evening in Toronto, despite drawing heavy condemnation from Canada’s organized Jewish community.

He spoke to upwards of 500 guests at an event titled “Embattled Truths: Reporting on Gaza with Max Blumenthal.” It was organized by PEN Canada — a charity which advocates for free expression and other basic rights for writers — and hosted at the Toronto Reference Library in honor of Freedom to Read Week in Canada.

The talk, which featured a question and answer period, was marred by constant heckling and jeering from more than a dozen protestors who attended, most of whom from the far-right Jewish Defense League of Canada.

Blumenthal addressed the controversy surrounding his appearance, saying that pro-Israel groups attempt to make an example of him.

“One of the reasons that I’m considered maybe a little bit dangerous by the pro-Israel lobby, why there’s been such a campaign against this event and other events, is because I am a white, upper-middle class Jewish guy from Washington, DC from an influential family, and the last thing that they would like to see is someone like me being successful in presenting my views and for other upper-middle class nice Jewish boys and girls to follow in my footsteps,” said Blumenthal, the son of longtime Hillary Clinton advisor and family friend Sidney Blumenthal. As shown in a recent batch of released private emails, Clinton had received several of Max’s anti-Zionist articles by way of his father, I am a white, upper-middle class Jewish guy from Washington, DC from an influential family, Sidney.

I am a white, upper-middle class Jewish guy from Washington, DC from an influential family,

Aaron Maté is a vocal critic of the state of Israel. While he does not explicitly call for the abolishment of the state, he strongly condemns its government, military actions, and foundational policies.

DOG and FUCKING pony SHOW:

That fucking America Forever flag:\

The face of IDF?

Jew news: CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss was “incandescent” with rage over Stephen Colbert’s recent mockery of her and Tony Dokoupil, prompting the network’s leadership to direct ‘CBS Mornings’ to ignore the final episode of ‘The Late Show,’

These fucking white guys, ALWAYS do not have the right frame, the right POV, nothing is right, but they are white guys:

Are human beings inherently wicked, or does a sick society just twist us into monsters? In this episode of We’re Doomed, host Chris Jeffries sits down with Professor Guy McPherson to tear apart the outdated “nature vs. nurture” debate.



Drawing heavily from Stanford professor Robert Sapolsky’s groundbreaking book Determined, we unpack how our behavior is completely dictated by two things we have zero control over: our genetic architecture and our personal history. From the inherited trauma of the Holocaust and the Dutch Hunger Winter to the terrifying reality of the “Warrior Gene” (MAOA) and the 40-60% heritability rate of the Dark Triad (narcissism, psychopathy, Machiavellianism), the data paints a bleak picture of the human animal.



We also take a look at modern horrors, including how short-form video platforms like TikTok are actively rotting gray matter density in the prefrontal cortex—matching the exact degradation patterns found in chronic substance addiction. We built our own cages, wrapped them in cultural conditioning, and now we’re stuck waiting indoors for Uber Eats while the species marches toward its inevitable extinction. Why not try to be decent to each other on the way down?

This Masterclass offers an opportunity to learn about indigenous cosmovisions and spirituality and how this can help humanity move from an exploitative to a more cooperative approach to life. It also offers an opportunity to expand understanding on non-extractive thinking from the perspective that extractive thinking is not Native, for instance, there wasn’t a word or concept for “want” in the old Lakota language. Extractive thinking often goes hand in hand due to the Greek-Latin lexicon.

Listen to ME interviewing this man. Language of Domination — First Contact and Tiokasin Ghosthorse’s Intuitive Language.

RE: The Truman Clip That Changes How You Hear the Word “Peace” in Palestine

Why a resurfaced Truman interview is forcing people to revisit what the peace process may have meant from the very beginning.

Paulo Kirk

Yes, President Harry S. Truman was a dedicated Master Mason and one of the most active Freemasons in U.S. presidential history. He held numerous leadership positions within the fraternity, even serving as the Grand Master of Masons in Missouri.

RIGHT.

In 1952, Truman authorized Operation PBFORTUNE, an early covert plan intended to support a disgruntled general in an attempt to overthrow the Guatemalan government.

The Truman administration used overt and covert interventions in foreign elections to prevent communist parties from gaining power, such as the 1948 elections in Italy.

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Fucking loony POTUS:

Stimson read this to Truman. It would appear to give clear information about the planned bombing. But careful and informed readers will immediately see the problem: It is only the schedule of the “tested type” of atomic bomb, which is to say, the plutonium-fueled implosion design that had been detonated at Trinity. There was another atomic bomb design, the gun-type, uranium-fueled design (Little Boy) that was considered such a sure-thing that it did not require being tested. Truman had been told that there were two types of bombs being developed back in April 1945, but by the summer of 1945 all discussions of the atomic bomb treated it as a singular object (“the atomic bomb”), and the operational details focused on the first combat use of the bomb. It appears entirely possible that Truman did not understand that there would be two atomic bombs in early August, with a second plutonium bomb ready a few weeks later.

The only formal “strike order” on the atomic bomb was drafted by General Groves on July 24, and approved by Secretary Stimson and Chief of Staff George Marshall on July 25 (and not Truman). It is not clear that Truman himself ever saw it directly prior to it being issued, but if he had, it would hardly clarify the issue. The first part of the order specified that the “first special bomb” could be dropped “as soon as weather will permit visual bombing after about 3 August 1945 on one of the targets: Hiroshima, Kokura, Niigata and Nagasaki.” The only reference to the fact that there would be more to come was in its broad second part: “Additional bombs will be delivered on the above targets as soon as made ready by the project staff. Further instructions will be issued concerning targets other than those listed above.

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Fucking JEWS, Bari and Larry and cunt son:

CBS News Radio shuttered on Friday after nearly a century of broadcasting, with its final newscast coming to close with the voice of Edward R. Murrow and his famous sign off, “Good night, and good luck.”

Then came the final words around 11:31 p.m. ET, “CBS News special report. I’m Christopher Cruise.”

The network announced in March that CBS News Radio would be shuttering due to budget cuts under new owners Paramount Skydance.

Also heard on the final newscast were other current anchors, including Steve Kathan, the anchor of CBS News Roundup, who noted that “America’s longest running newscast signs off for the last time.”

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Earlier in the evening, there were retrospectives of the radio network’s storied history, including Murrow’s famous broadcasts from London during the blitz of World War II. Among those offering his memories was Marvin Kalb, 95, who said, “Every time that I could do a piece for the roundup, I felt honored. It wasn’t just a job. It was a calling.” Dan Rather, 94, said that “radio was a kind of magic carpet. They would take you there. They would take you to the war.”

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The network had served around 700 radio stations, including those owned by Audacy, which purchased CBS’s radio stations in 2017. A number of those stations have already switched to ABC News for their regular newscasts.

The radio network dates to the birth of CBS in 1927. Brooke A. Byers, the granddaughter of CBS founder William S. Paley, wrote in The Guardian on Friday that the closure “represents another crack in the crown jewel that we once relied upon to be educated citizens.”

Earlier in the day, the Writers Guild of America, East issued a statement criticizing the closure as “a single reckless and shortsighted decision” on the part of Paramount CEO David Ellison and Bari Weiss, the editor in chief of CBS News.

“This closure erodes a vital news source for listeners of more than 700-affiliated stations across the country and twenty-six WGAE members with decades of experience and dedication to journalism will be out of work,” the union said.

In announcing the closure in March, JEW Weiss and JEW Tom Cibrowski, the president of CBS News, wrote that a shift “in radio station programming strategies, coupled with challenging economic realities, has made it impossible to continue the service.”

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Fucking Charlie Kirk the cunt racist:

Fired for Criticizing Charlie Kirk, They’re Now Getting Big Payouts

Ball State University is the latest institution to agree to pay workers who lost their jobs over their posts about the conservative activist.

Ball State University in Indiana has agreed to pay $225,000 to a former administrator who was fired for her Facebook post accusing Charlie Kirk of spreading fear, the latest legal settlement awarded to a worker dismissed for criticizing the conservative activist after he was assassinated.

“As a public university, Ball State cannot fire an employee for protected speech made as a private citizen,” the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana, which sued on the administrator’s behalf, said in a statement this week announcing the settlement.

Employers in several states have also settled with or reinstated workers.

On race, Kirk was blunt and dismissive. He denied the existence of systemic racism, called white privilege a “racist idea,” and vilified critical race theory as dangerous indoctrination. In one speech, he called George Floyd a “scumbag,” showing open contempt for a man whose death triggered a national reckoning on race and policing (WHYY). These rhetorical choices were not accidental—they functioned as a political strategy to delegitimize Black pain and deny the realities of structural racism in America.

Inside TPUSA, the culture reflected the same hostility. A New Yorker investigation described the workplace as “difficult … and rife with tension, some of it racial.” One African American staffer reported being the only person of color when hired in 2014, only to be fired on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The organization’s then–national field director, Crystal Clanton, was exposed for texting, “I hate black people. … End of story.” TPUSA claimed it acted after the texts surfaced, but the damage was undeniable—the rot reached the top (New Yorker).

Kirk’s movement also courted or tolerated figures openly tied to the far right. Political Research Associates documented cases where TPUSA chapters hosted or aligned with Nick Fuentes and his white nationalist followers. Kirk’s allies relied on antisemitic tropes, praising authoritarianism in Israel while denouncing “liberal Jews” in the United States (PRA). TPUSA severed ties when public exposure threatened its reputation, but the repeated associations revealed how far Kirk was willing to go in pursuit of influence.

The mainstream press tracked this trajectory. The Guardian reported that Kirk’s rhetoric increasingly mirrored white supremacist and authoritarian themes, while campus watchdog groups chronicled repeated incidents of racist, homophobic, and transphobic speech at TPUSA events (Guardian; AAUP). This was not about “a few bad apples.” It was a culture, nurtured by leadership, that normalized bigotry and dressed it up as “truth-telling.”

The evidence remains overwhelming: Kirk and TPUSA did not need to wear hoods or wave Confederate flags to advance the logic of white supremacy. By denying systemic racism, vilifying movements for justice, and legitimizing extremists, Kirk and his organization reinforced the architecture of racial dominance in America. That was the through line of his political project. He positioned himself as a defender of liberty, but the liberty he envisioned was conditional—anchored in whiteness, Christianity, and exclusion. His legacy is not simply conservatism. It is a record of advancing ideas and practices that aligned with white supremacy, even if he never wore the label himself.

The deepest irony of Kirk’s legacy came in the manner of his death. In 2023, he declared that “it’s worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights,” framing gun deaths as a tragic but acceptable price for liberty (Wikipedia). Two years later, he was killed by gunfire at one of his own public events (AP News). His own words came back in the most devastating way, embodying the very cost he had justified. For critics, this was not just irony but a brutal illustration of how the normalization of preventable violence eventually consumes even its defenders. For supporters, his death was framed as tragic but consistent with the risks of freedom. Yet the broader truth remains: when a society accepts death as the “price” of a constitutional right, it abandons any serious effort to build policies that protect life alongside liberty. Kirk’s fate exposed the hollowness of his argument. He did not just preach the acceptance of gun deaths as a cost of freedom—he became that cost.

Kirk’s death by gunfire was not just a personal tragedy; it was a symbolic collision of the two pillars of his politics: a defense of white supremacy and an unflinching devotion to unfettered gun rights. He spent his career denying systemic racism while building a movement that normalized bigotry and courted extremists. At the same time, he insisted that preventable deaths were an acceptable cost of preserving the Second Amendment. In the end, the violence he rationalized and the racial fear he amplified converged in his own fate. That is the legacy he leaves behind—a stark reminder that when a nation tolerates racism and violence as the “price of liberty,” both become self-perpetuating forces that consume even their champions.

In my in box, man.

Hail to the rapist, criminal, war profiteer, pedophile in chief!

An eclectic mix of entertainers is poised to join a massive bash on the National Mall marking America’s 250th birthday, which is being billed as a “once-in-a-generation celebration.”

Country music star Martina McBride, rappers Flo Rida and Vanilla Ice, “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)” singers C+C Music Factory and rocker Bret Michaels are among the artists slated to perform at the Great American State Fair, organizers announced Wednesday.

The 16-day, World Fair-esque event, part of this year’s America 250 celebrations, will kick off June 25 in Washington.

“The Great American State Fair will bring together people from all 56 states and territories to celebrate the traditions, innovation, music, military heritage, freedom and entrepreneurial spirit that define our nation,” Freedom 250 CEO Keith Krach said in a statement announcing the lineup.

“The performers, innovators, military heroes, and everyday Americans showcased here represent the very best of who we are, and the boundless opportunity ahead,” Krach said, calling the gathering in the nation’s capital “a moment for America to come together.”

Dart, 23, set the stage for Trump’s speech with a chant before welcoming the president onto the stage.

“Big Blue Nation, it’s a pleasure to be here. I got to start this off with a ‘Go Big Blue,’” said Dart, who then led the chant for a few moments before proceeding to introduce Trump.

“What an honor, what a privilege it is to be here. And without further ado, I’m grateful, I’m honored, I’m pleasured to introduce the 45th and 47th president of the United States America, President Donald J. Trump.”

Trump and Dart then shook hands on the stage before the 23-year-old departed.

Carter began the firestorm by reposting a video of Dart introducing Trump on X and captioning the tweet, “Thought this s— was AI, what we doing man.” He has since deleted the tweet.

Bettis played from 1993-2005, and he said politics were not an issue during his time in the NFL. He did note the political climate has changed drastically in the 20 years since his retirement.

“It’s time to have an uncomfortable conversation about what the hell is going on in New York,” Acho started. “Jaxson Dart, the quarterback, supporting President Donald Trump?!?

“He’s allowed to do that, he’s a citizen. If Jaxson Dart is allowed to support Donald Trump, then his teammate is allowed to have his grievances with him doing that,” he said.

“Here is my issue,” he continued. “Jaxson Dart, you know how several of your brothers, your teammates, your friends, your ride or dies, how they might feel about this individual. I don’t think there is a lot of wisdom or disarmament in very publicly supporting an individual who many of your teammates felt offended by.”

More faggotry on parade.

West Fucking Mother Point? PUNKS and Incels and Cunts. Lies:

“West Point cadets are already, by definition, smart, tough and patriotic,” the judge added. “They are not snowflakes who will somehow be harmed by learning about controversial issues or competing viewpoints. They will not somehow be weakened in their future defense of our country if their classroom discussions are robust and open.”

The Military Academy at West Point cannot require civilian faculty members to obtain approval before using their West Point affiliation to speak to outside audiences about their areas of expertise, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.

The academy also cannot prevent a professor, Tim Bakken, from expressing his opinions to students in the classroom on subjects he teaches, Judge Cathy Seibel of U.S. District Court in White Plains, N.Y., said in the ruling.

Professor Bakken, who has taught at West Point since 2000, had sued the academy, saying that its policies had violated the First Amendment. He has spoken and written frequently and at times critically about the U.S. military, including West Point, his lawsuit notes.

Judge Seibel issued a preliminary injunction blocking both the approval requirement and the restrictions on Professor Bakken’s speech.

She said that the government had offered no real justification for limiting his ability to express opinions in the classroom. She said the rule was “nonsensical if the mission is to prepare the nation’s future military officers.”

“For genuine strength and leadership to result,” Judge Seibel wrote, “cadets must be exposed to a variety of viewpoints and trained to think critically about them.”

“West Point cadets are already, by definition, smart, tough and patriotic,” the judge added. “They are not snowflakes who will somehow be harmed by learning about controversial issues or competing viewpoints. They will not somehow be weakened in their future defense of our country if their classroom discussions are robust and open.”

The judge noted in her decision that the policies at West Point followed an executive order, “Restoring America’s Fighting Force,” signed by President Trump a week after he took office. It was aimed at Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs within the military and also barred the military from promoting certain “un-American, divisive, discriminatory, radical, extremist and irrational theories,” the ruling noted.

Professor Bakken, 68, who obtained his law degree from the University of Wisconsin Law School, is the longest-serving law professor in the military academy’s history, his suit says. He is also the author of a 2020 book, “The Cost of Loyalty: Dishonesty, Hubris and Failure in the U.S. Military.”

The requirement that faculty members obtain prior approval when using their West Point affiliation to speak to outside audiences lists examples like journal publications, media interviews, social media posts and podcasts, according to a copy of the policy attached to the lawsuit.

As for restrictions in classrooms, Professor Bakken said in court papers that before the directive, he routinely shared his views on topics he taught in class. He no longer does so, he says. In court papers, he cited questions he received from cadets during the fall 2025 semester seeking his opinion on whether the death penalty is effective or about the value of the movement for deinstitutionalization of mentally ill people.

Yet another fucking book on CAPITALISM.

Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty is a landmark book that argues rising inequality is an inherent feature of capitalism, driven by the rate of return on capital (r) consistently exceeding the rate of economic growth (g) (r > g). This dynamic concentrates wealth in the hands of capital owners, undermining meritocracy and leading to unsustainable inequality, a trend exacerbated by slowing growth. Piketty proposes a progressive global wealth tax to address this.

Happy fucking 250 years of hell: Colorado waterparks forced to make changes due to severe drought.

“It’s not the first time, you know, we’ve encountered a hot, dry summer,” Flowers said Sunday. “We have a really great filtration system in the water park, so we fill up our pools and attractions at the beginning of the year, and then we’re actually able to really treat and clean that water and safely reuse it throughout the attractions all summer long.”

Water parks across the West are having to conserve water amid a drought.

In America, you are more likely to have a chronic disease than not.

Three-quarters of adults in the U.S. have a chronic condition, and more than half grapple with two or more diagnoses. Many of the patients I treat in my primary care clinic in Chicago live with combinations of conditions like diabetes, cancer and dementia or asthma, high blood pressure and obesity. Chronic disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., and treating it costs billions of dollars a year.

Yet, most of our health is determined outside of clinics and hospitals. I can prescribe medication and make dietary recommendations until I’m blue in the face, but it won’t matter if my patients can’t afford the pills or access the healthy food. I can send an asthma patient home with multiple inhalers, but that only does so much when the air outside is toxic. Social and environmental determinants of health, like air quality, insurance coverage and food access, often have a much greater impact on my patients’ chronic disease outcomes than my medical care.

Climate change is another determinant of health. Anyone who has experienced oppressive heat, breathed wildfire smoke or noticed their allergies worsening every year can appreciate this. People with chronic disease are among the most vulnerable to the climate’s health impacts. This is why the recent repeal of what is known as the “endangerment finding“ is a step in the wrong direction when it comes to improving chronic disease outcomes in the U.S. and globally.

The endangerment finding was a determination made by the Environmental Protection Agency in 2009 that six greenhouse gases threatened public health and welfare by worsening climate change. In a move that defied decades of established scientific consensus, the present-day EPA rescinded this finding. It basically said that the Environmental Protection Agency has no business protecting human health from what the World Health Organization has called “the single biggest threat facing humanity.”

Our digital gods, turnkeys, and Gestapo mindset.

An EFF analysis of millions of searches of Flock Safety automated license plate reader (ALPR) data by police has uncovered a troubling pattern: in the absence of a warrant requirement to search ALPR databases, law enforcement agencies have moved beyond specific investigations to use these surveillance networks for virtually any whim.

Our findings suggest that the absence of a warrant requirement has fostered a culture of unrestricted access to sensitive location data, allowing agencies to leverage that data beyond the scope of specific criminal investigations.

As a refresher: Law enforcement agencies lease or purchase camera systems from Flock Safety and then mount them by the side of the road and at intersections to document every vehicle that passes, including the plate, make, model, color and distinguishing characteristics, along with the date, time and location of where it was seen.

Law enforcement’s talking points—often scripted by the company itself—trumpet their role in solving high-stakes crimes. But the data reveals a different story. What they’re not saying is that ALPRs are also frequently used for extremely low-level investigations, such as verifying whether a student lives within a particular school zone. In some cases, police have even used this tech to conduct employment background checks and investigations into loud music complaints. Recently, a motorcyclist was even targeted for simply holding a cell phone while riding.

The reach of this ALPR surveillance is amplified by the nature of the indiscriminate sharing these technologies encourage. Most agencies choose to share broadly, often as part of a nationwide pool, making it common for a single city’s system to be searched hundreds of thousands of times each month. By analyzing these “network audit logs,” privacy advocates and journalists have uncovered evidence of the technology being used to surveil protesters, abortion-seekers, immigrants, and even ethnic Roma populations.

While these high-profile abuses are shocking, the more mundane uses are also problematic, signaling a massive, unchecked mission creep that has turned an alleged “crime-fighting” tool into a universal tracker of everyone’s movements.

The sickness oozes.

An enormous American flag is draped over the Hoover Dam as Lake Mead endures severe drought.

And it all comes down to the dawgs of war, the fucking Jew Warriors:

U.S. military contractors need at least three years to replenish stockpiles of three key weapons systems used heavily in the Iran war, according to an analysis released Wednesday, adding to concerns that American forces would have limited firepower in any future conflict with China.

The weapons systems are Tomahawk cruise missiles, which are used to strike targets deep inside enemy territory, and Patriot and THAAD interceptors that defend against incoming missiles and drones.

“The United States has enough munitions for any plausible scenario in the Iran war, but the depleted inventories have created a window of vulnerability for a potential Western Pacific conflict,” the Center for Strategic and International Studies said in its new report, provided to The Associated Press. “The time needed to rebuild those inventories has thus become a major concern.”

Ahh, if you bulldoze the land into a cobweb of roads, the extractors and takers will come:

Brazil’s government announced Wednesday that it will invest $75 million in the BR-319 highway cutting through the Amazon rainforest, a project environmentalists say could accelerate deforestation and worsen climate change.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s administration simultaneously announced an environmental protection plan to safeguard the forest from potential impacts from the highway, which connects the northern states of Amazonas and Rondonia with the rest of Brazil.

“From an environmental standpoint, it will be the most modern road in the world,” Lula said during a ceremony in Amazonas state, accompanied by Environment Minister João Paulo Capobianco.

“Any foreigner who comes here to weigh in on the climate issue, we will show what we’ve done here,” Lula said.

The BR-319 highway was inaugurated in 1976 but remains largely unpaved. It cuts through the Amazon rainforest and reaches Manaus, the Amazon’s largest city, with more than 2 million residents. The road runs alongside the Madeira River — one of the Amazon River’s main tributaries that has suffered from droughts that disrupt cargo transport.

Scientific research has shown that opening new roads in the rainforest drives deforestation, spurring the spread of illegal side roads. A 2014 study published in the journal Biological Conservation found that 95% of forest clearing occurs within 5.5 kilometers (3.4 miles) of roads. For every 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) of official road, there are roughly 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) of unofficial roads.

Marina Silva, a former environment minister in Lula’s administration, said during a Senate hearing last year that deforestation in the BR-319 area surged immediately after roadworks were announced. She resigned in April to run for Congress.

Marcio Astrini, executive director of Climate Observatory, said the government is bypassing due process in implementing the measures to safeguard environmental protections. A plan to prevent deforestation along the highway, he said, should have been discussed, approved and implemented before paving began — not at the same time as is happening now.

John Kerry: ‘How do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake?’ Vietnam Veterans Against the War testimony – 1971

Paulo Kirk

May 24, 2026

Operation Ajax (1953)

• Target: Mohammad Mosaddegh, the democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran.
• Reason: Mosaddegh had nationalized the British-owned Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. Fearing economic instability and potential Soviet influence, the UK and the US orchestrated his removal.
• Outcome: The CIA and British intelligence (MI6) organized protests and military support to overthrow Mosaddegh. They restored the authoritarian Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, to absolute power, which ultimately fueled deep anti-American sentiment in Iran and the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

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Operation PBSuccess (1954)

• Target: Jacobo Árbenz, the democratically elected President of Guatemala.
• Reason: Árbenz enacted land reforms that redistributed unused land from the massive US-based United Fruit Company to impoverished peasants. His administration’s inclusion of local communists led Washington to fear a “Soviet beachhead” in Latin America.
• Outcome: The CIA supplied and directed a small mercenary force led by Carlos Castillo Armas. Árbenz was forced to resign, and Guatemala subsequently endured decades of civil war and right-wing dictatorships.

Vidal: “I was born 80 years ago in a country called the United States of America and now I live in a Homeland — an expression we haven’t heard since Hitler.”

In April of 2018, the U.S., U.K., and France launched more than 100 missiles at the former Assad regime in Syria over allegations that it had committed a chemical attack against civilians, in the town of Douma.

The bombing took place before inspectors from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) conducted an investigation into what really happened in Syria.

The evidence for a chemical attack at the time was based on video and images put out by CIA-backed rebel groups who controlled Douma at the time.

Videos and photos released showed over 40 civilians dead and foaming at the mouth in an apartment building, and cylinders on the roof of an apartment and on a bed in an apartment, alleged to be cylinders containing a chemical weapon which killed the civilians.

In March of 2019, the OPCW released a report which largely lined up with the narrative of a chemical attack in Douma.

While the report said there was no evidence of sarin gas or other nerve agents used in Douma, writing that the “team did not observe any major key precursors for the synthesis of chemical weapons agents, particularly for nerve agents such as sarin, or vesicants such as sulphur or nitrogen mustard” the report asserted that there was evidence for a chlorine gas attack in Douma, writing, “Regarding the alleged use of toxic chemicals as a weapon on 7 April 2018 in Douma, the Syrian Arab Republic, the evaluation and analysis of all the information gathered by the FFM—witnesses’ testimonies, environmental and biomedical samples analysis results, toxicological and ballistic analyses from experts, additional digital information from witnesses—provide reasonable grounds that the use of a toxic chemical as a weapon took place. This toxic chemical contained reactive chlorine. The toxic chemical was likely molecular chlorine.”

Soon after, however, critical evidence suppressed from the investigation began being released to Wikileaks.

The suppressed evidence not only showed that experts “ruled out” the idea of Chlorine gas being used in Douma, but strongly suggested that the massacre in Douma was a false flag event carried out to trigger Western intervention.

Among the suppressed evidence were the minutes of a meeting with toxicologists who “ruled out” the possibility that Chlorine was used in Douma.

The minutes from the meeting read, “With respect to the consistency of the observed and reported symptoms of the alleged victims with possible exposure to chlorine gas or similar, the experts were conclusive in their statements that there was no correlation between symptoms and chlorine exposure. In particular, they stated that the onset of excessive frothing, as a result of pulmonary edema, observed in photos and reported by witnesses would not occur in the short time period between the reported occurrence of the alleged incident and the time the videos were recorded (approximately 3-4 hours).”

A Jew killing future generations softly:

How EPA Cuts Will Affect US Lives For Generations To Come

We used to think of the US Environmental Protection Agency as the site where groundbreaking scientific research took place. One of the most important areas of inquiry by its scientific staff was released to the public in 2009, when the US EPA found that greenhouse gas emissions threatened public health and welfare.

No more. In 2025 the EPA rescinded this finding.

Rarely do federal websites any longer outline the cause-and-effect factors between human activities and climate change. It is no matter that, according to NASA, the vast majority of actively publishing climate scientists – 97% – agree that humans are causing global warming and climate change. The EPA has turned its proverbial back on stark evidence that emissions from burning coal, oil, and gas have fueled global warming. Today the EPA fails to calculate how setting maximum emissions levels correlates with saving human lives.

EPA cuts to funding and staffing are a big part of the problem — more than 1,500 biologists, chemists, and other experts at the EPA’s Office of Research and Development have been laid off, reassigned, or pressured to retire.

Today, only 124 EPA researchers remain.

It is believed that Layla al-Attar designed this mosaic at the Al-Rasheed Hotel, Baghdad, which Iraqi guests happily walked over and disrespected.

Bill Clinton ordered a missile attack which killed her, her husband, and their housekeeper, and blinded her daughter.

The lies Trump LLC are feeding you kill more than gray whales:

Malnourished Gray Whales of the Eastern North Pacific Are in ‘Serious Trouble’

The population has plummeted over the past seven years as climate change triggers mass starvation in warming Arctic waters.

Dirty Mercenary Faggotry: MARGARET BRENNAN: We’re joined today by two Medal of Honor recipients, retired Command Sergeant Major Matt Williams and retired Lieutenant Colonel William Swenson. Both were awarded their medals for valor in battle during their service in Afghanistan, and it’s good to have you both here.

The lies of the chemical felons:

The toxic chemical leaking from a large storage tank in Garden Grove is methyl methacrylate, or MMA – a highly hazardous substance that can pose significant health and safety risks depending on exposure, officials said.

Methyl methacrylate is used to produce shatter-resistant acrylic glass, paints, adhesives, resins and plastics. Authorities describe it as both highly toxic and highly flammable, with the potential to become explosive under certain conditions.

Orange County fire officials said the incident involves a large volume of the chemical, with estimates of up to 7,000 gallons spilling from the tank. The Orange County Fire Authority noted that incidents involving this type of chemical are rare, with limited case studies available to guide response efforts.

LIVE UPDATES: Tank leaking toxic chemicals in Orange County will spill or explode, officials say

“It’s a respiratory irritant, so it can start off very mild, but it can progress to a point where, yes, you would probably require hospitalization, if not more,” said Division Chief Nick Freeman of the Orange County Fire Authority.

More Queer Mercenaries: Veteran who lost both of his legs in combat reenlists in the Marine Corps… A veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan who lost both of his legs in combat reenlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps this week.

Staff Sgt. Johnny “Joey” Jones, a former Fox News contributor, reenlisted in the Corps on Wednesday in a ceremony held by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon Hall of Heroes, according to the Department of Defense.

“A lot of work went into saying, ‘Hey, this is the kind of American we want back in uniform,’” Hegseth said in the ceremony. “Not just because of what he did and what he’s done in uniform but because of how he represents the fighting men and women of our country.”

Jones enlisted in 2005 as a radio technician before deploying to Iraq in 2007 as a machine gunner, per a Pentagon release. He then requested to change his MOS to Explosive Ordnance Disposal and later deployed to Afghanistan in 2010, according to the Sentinels of Freedom, a veterans scholarship and support program that Jones joined in 2012.

During his time in Afghanistan, Jones disabled over 85 improvised explosive devices. In August 2010, however, Jones stepped on an IED, resulting in the loss of both legs above the knee.

This is golden — Isn’t ALL fucking money exchanged by billionaires, the rich and governments DIRTY? At least £325bn of ‘dirty money’ flows through UK each year, says report. Call for crackdown as finance linked to corruption, tax evasion and money laundering is estimated at 10% of GDP.

Fucking queer boy, Thom Hartmann’s buddy. Ro Khanna says DNC chair Ken Martin should not resign over 2024 autopsy.

After removing the sign and driving forward, the motorist ended up stuck after their pickup sank into the freshly poured concrete that the barricade had been blocking.

“Road Closed” only applies to other chumps! Wisconsin driver gets stuck in fresh concrete after ignoring a ‘road closed’ sign.

That little Jew, at it again: US officially moves to dismantle drinking water PFAS regulations.

When RaDonda Vaught got her first speaking request, it had been a year since that day in a Nashville courtroom, when she listened as a jury read her guilty verdict for negligent homicide and neglect of an impaired adult.

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This story was produced in partnership with KFF Health News.

That was in 2022. Vaught was sentenced to three years of probation for administering the wrong medication and accidentally killing a patient at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in 2017.

She also lost her nursing license. So Vaught became a full-time farmer. She and her husband live on a small sheep farm in Bethpage, Tennessee, tucked in the rolling hills north of Nashville. They sell eggs at farmers markets on Saturdays and supply meat to local butchers and restaurants.

RaDonda Vaught tends to lambs on her farm north of Nashville, Tennessee. She started getting offers to speak to medical audiences after being on probation for about a year.

The controversial trial had been national news, and now the healthcare industry wanted to hear from her.

Onstage, Vaught confronts the painful and embarrassing details directly, often choking back tears when talking about the patient who died — Charlene Murphey.

It wasn’t just one mistake that led to the death.

A doctor had ordered a sedative called Versed to settle Murphey’s claustrophobia before an imaging procedure. Vaught typed “VE” into the search function to retrieve Versed from the electronic medicine cabinet. When it did not dispense, she overrode the system.

In Vaught’s trial, fellow nurses testified that during a time when the hospital was upgrading some of its technology, they could use overrides to bypass delays.

RaDonda Vaught and her attorney, Peter Strianse, talk with reporters after a court hearing on Feb. 20, 2019, in Nashville, Tenn.

When Vaught took that step, one of the drug options available was vecuronium, a powerful paralytic. Vaught overlooked multiple warnings about the danger of vecuronium, including on the bottle’s cap, which said “Warning: Paralyzing Agent,” according to court records.

Vaught administered the vecuronium and also left the patient alone.

While not disputing most of the facts, Vaught pleaded not guilty to all charges, claiming there were other factors, such as a new electronic health record system that was causing widespread problems in the hospital. A lead investigator for the prosecution testified in the criminal case that Vanderbilt also shared some responsibility.

As previously reported by KFF Health News, Vanderbilt did not initially report the error to regulators as required and told the medical examiner that the patient died of natural causes. The medical center fired Vaught and negotiated a settlement with the Murpheys that keeps the family from talking publicly about her death.

Once the case became a criminal matter, though, the details entered the public record. Vaught is not bound by the hospital’s settlement, allowing her to share whatever she feels comfortable sharing with whomever she wants.

[Inside the ‘stealth wealth’ playbook: How Silicon Valley’s elite buy multimillion-dollar mansions without leaving a paper trail]

For the ultrawealthy, it used to largely be the case that they wanted their flashy home purchases and sales to be made very public: Think drone shots, a glossy listing, and a splashy press release naming the owner and buyer.

Now this is a STORY:

A Chinese woman who has planted trees in the deserts of Inner Mongolia for decades has contacted an American man who donated US$5,000 to her and invited him to visit a forest that came into being because of his funding.

Yin Yuzhen, 60, was awarded as a National Model Worker by China’s State Council in 2000 for her long-term anti-desertification efforts.

Hailing from a poor family in northwestern Shaanxi province, Yin married a man who lives in Maowusu Desert in Inner Mongolia in the 1980s.

The desert, which is also known as Ordos Desert, is one of four major sandy lands in the country.

Since then Yin and her husband engaged in planting trees there by overcoming challenges brought by drought and high winds.

After Yin’s persistent efforts were reported by state media CCTV in 1999, Ronald Sakolsky, who taught English at Luoyang No 2 Foreign Language School in central Henan province at the time, was moved by her and donated US$5,000 to Yin.

“I have never seen such a big amount of money before. It made me surprised,” Yin told the news portal The Paper.

“I used the money to buy more saplings and planted more trees. When Mr Sakolsky visited me, he saw me planting trees in the desert. Seeing the land filled with yellow sands, he shook his head, saying ‘impossible, impossible’,” she recalled.

Those saplings have turned into more than 50,000 big trees, said Yin.

In early May, Yin asked the Henan school to find Sakolsky. On May 17, Bai Fan, vice-principal of the school, called Sakolsky, telling him that the saplings had grown into big trees.

“Yin Yuzhen and her family invite you and me to see the forest. They miss you a lot. They are looking forward to seeing you in the desert in Inner Mongolia,” said Bai on the phone.

Sakolsky replied: “That would be awesome. I cannot wait.”

The current personal details of Sakolsky were not released in the report.

“Mr Sakolsky, we would like to invite you to come back to China to witness how the US$5,000 you donated many years ago has become a large forest,” said Yin.

It is not clear when Sakolsky’s trip to China will be made.

The story has attracted widespread attention in China.

• “This is really moving. I am touched by both parties’ kindness, trust and perseverance,” said one internet user.
• Another person said: “It is a great example of folk friendship between China and America. I expect to see the follow-up of their story.”

By the end of 2024, 53 per cent of China’s manageable desertified land has been effectively treated, resulting in a net reduction of 65 million mu (about 4.3 million hectares) of desertified land area, according to the National Forestry and Grassland Administration.

China is the first country in the world to achieve both the zero increase of land deterioration and the shrunken area of desertified lands, said the authority.

[A crowd waving Iranian flags during a mass wedding ceremony in Tehran last week.]

Death deal?

Iranian Officials Say Proposed Peace Deal Would End Fighting and Open Strait

Iran has not formally responded to President Trump’s announcement that a peace deal was close. But officials suggested the oil choke point in the Strait of Hormuz could reopen.

Dirty Jews:

More on the Fighting in the Middle East

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• Burials in Lebanon: In the relative calm of the early days of a cease-fire, there were heart-rending scenes as people exhumed their loved ones from temporary graves and reburied them.
• Hard-Line Military Fraternity: Decision making in Iran is guided by a small group of men associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
• How Iran Gained Leverage: Outmatched militarily, Iran used “triangular coercion” by attacking Gulf states and closing the Strait of Hormuz. It points to a long-term U.S. vulnerability.
• Early War Plan: An Israeli strike designed to free Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the former Iranian president, from house arrest in Tehran was part of an effort to bring about regime change and put him in power. But the audacious plan quickly went awry, according to the U.S. officials who were briefed on it.
• Opportunity for Syria: With multiple Mediterranean ports and borders with Turkey, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, the country offers a desperately needed alternative to the blocked Strait of Hormuz.
• Secret Israeli Outposts: Israel spent over a year preparing a covert site in Iraq for its operations against Iran, regional officials said. Iraqi officials later confirmed the existence of a second base.

A good move decades later, for sure, fucking Jews:

During his time as Secretary of State, accusations were made by political opponents—most notably Donald Trump—that Kerry “sold out” allies, such as Israel, through his negotiations of the Iran nuclear deal and alleged disclosures of classified military operations.

As fucking long as one of my many radio shows:

July 29, 2004

I’m John Kerry and I’m reporting for duty.

We are here tonight because we love our country.

We are proud of what America is and what it can become.

My fellow Americans: we are here tonight united in one simple purpose: to make America stronger at home and respected in the world.

A great American novelist wrote that you can’t go home again. He could not have imagined this evening. Tonight, I am home. Home where my public life began and those who made it possible live. Home where our nation’s history was written in blood, idealism, and hope. Home where my parents showed me the values of family, faith, and country.

Thank you, all of you, for a welcome home I will never forget.

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