Saturday, November 22, 2025
Yes, it's clearing time, and I'm in a hurry
because crap need to do and I still want to get something up
Friday, November 21, 2025
Well, here's a few things
Politician: "Just because I molested an underage girl(one that we know of) doesn't mean I shouldn't be elected, just look at what all else I've done!"
Sometimes I very much agree with Kim, here's two of them, with language warning:
I can’t get worked up about this, because the people who are being inconvenienced are for the most part the people who voted for the politicians and bureaucrats who actively built and maintained this situation in the first place.
So fuck off, you New York assholes. You created this problem; now you get to live with the consequences. You don’t need a gun (you told us smugly for decades and decades) because you have the police to protect you.
Well, good luck with that.
And second,
Yeah, well fuck you. If a state-issued driver’s license is valid (under the Constitution ahem), then so should firearms carriage, if it’s lawful in the traveler’s home state.
Basically, what your organizations are saying is that you cops should be the only ones carrying guns.
Sorry, but that’s not how it works. Under the same Constitution — which, lest you pricks have forgotten, is something you swore to uphold and protect, despite the possibility of personal danger — We The People have the right to keep and bear arms. Whether in their home state or not, and whether or not it frightens you.
...
And lastly, you bastards have been abusing your “qualified immunity” for too long anyway, and you deserve to lose it.
The terrorists moving on in colleges:
The analysis, published Wednesday by the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP), calls on the US to designate the Islamist group a terror organization to thwart its efforts to penetrate all aspects of American life.
“We are now 50 years into the Brotherhood’s 100-year plan to entrench themselves into key institutions in the United States and other Western societies to undermine and destroy our democracy,” said ISGAP’s director, Dr. Charles Asher Small.
In which the leftists are hard at work helping the bastards. Because they hate the West too, and think they'll be able to control their chosen friends.
Sometimes I very much agree with Kim, here's two of them, with language warning:
I can’t get worked up about this, because the people who are being inconvenienced are for the most part the people who voted for the politicians and bureaucrats who actively built and maintained this situation in the first place.
So fuck off, you New York assholes. You created this problem; now you get to live with the consequences. You don’t need a gun (you told us smugly for decades and decades) because you have the police to protect you.
Well, good luck with that.
And second,
Yeah, well fuck you. If a state-issued driver’s license is valid (under the Constitution ahem), then so should firearms carriage, if it’s lawful in the traveler’s home state.
Basically, what your organizations are saying is that you cops should be the only ones carrying guns.
Sorry, but that’s not how it works. Under the same Constitution — which, lest you pricks have forgotten, is something you swore to uphold and protect, despite the possibility of personal danger — We The People have the right to keep and bear arms. Whether in their home state or not, and whether or not it frightens you.
...
And lastly, you bastards have been abusing your “qualified immunity” for too long anyway, and you deserve to lose it.
The terrorists moving on in colleges:
The analysis, published Wednesday by the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP), calls on the US to designate the Islamist group a terror organization to thwart its efforts to penetrate all aspects of American life.
“We are now 50 years into the Brotherhood’s 100-year plan to entrench themselves into key institutions in the United States and other Western societies to undermine and destroy our democracy,” said ISGAP’s director, Dr. Charles Asher Small.
In which the leftists are hard at work helping the bastards. Because they hate the West too, and think they'll be able to control their chosen friends.
Thursday, November 20, 2025
About those Democrats telling intelligence and military "You can refuse
illegal orders!"*, here's an opinion:
*Been trained on that for an awful long time, but they want to pretend they're saying something new, it seems.
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
Sounds like Mike Rowe was right
$120,000 for a mechanic?
Downside: you have to be able to read, write and do basic math. Which means so many schools out there are screwing the kids they're supposed to be teaching.*
*And no, being good a pronouns isn't worth shit. In more ways than one.
Downside: you have to be able to read, write and do basic math. Which means so many schools out there are screwing the kids they're supposed to be teaching.*
*And no, being good a pronouns isn't worth shit. In more ways than one.
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
The USPS 'tracking' is crap.
In this case something was ordered, and officially listed as shipped on the 15th.
As of now, the USPS 'tracking' is STILL showing 'pre-shipment, awaiting item'.
As of now, the USPS 'tracking' is STILL showing 'pre-shipment, awaiting item'.
I've had the bastards show that until just after the thing was delivered. At which time it magically- apparently- appeared on the front porch.
Yuck. And it's not even Thanksgiving yet, if you order stuff I'd imagine it'll be worse.
Few days ago the security light in the driveway fell
when the screws backed out of their anchors over time. It wouldn't work, so figured that fall onto the floor finished it off. It being an inexpensive Harbor Freight light, and it lasted about ten years, figured it reached its limit.
Today finally remembered to look for a new one. Got it home, took the mounting bracket I'd made off the old and put it on the new, and got it set up. After which I messed with the old light, and it was working...
Ok, so now the new one is in the driveway, the old is mounted over the door of the shed, where it should be pretty nice at times.
Monday, November 17, 2025
If I was stuck in NYeffingCity, even if I wasn't Jewish
I'd be arming up.
The idiots elected a communist, islamist terrorism supporter, anybody who'll be one of his targets should be doing so.
Or getting the hell out of that craphole.
The idiots elected a communist, islamist terrorism supporter, anybody who'll be one of his targets should be doing so.
Or getting the hell out of that craphole.
Speaking of "Don't let the commoners know!", in this case it's just what the terrorists did
in France ten years ago. Because it would upset the public and make them even harder to control about uncontrolled invaders.*
There's some bits there, the whole link is in X so you'd have to go there to read it all. It's bad.
*They're sure as hell not 'migrants'
There's some bits there, the whole link is in X so you'd have to go there to read it all. It's bad.
*They're sure as hell not 'migrants'
The non-professional language for this is "If we tell people the truth,
they'll want to hang us and all the politicians in bed with us!"
The public health watchdog has been accused of a “cover-up” after refusing to publish data that could link the Covid vaccine to excess deaths.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) argued that releasing the data would lead to the “distress or anger” of bereaved relatives if a link were to be discovered.
Public health officials also argued that publishing the data risked damaging the well-being and mental health of the families and friends of people who died.
...
UsForThem, a campaign group, requested that UKHSA release the data under freedom of information laws. But the agency refused, making a number of different arguments including that publishing the data “could lead to misinformation” that would “have an adverse impact on vaccine uptake” in the public.
Further translation: "If we give them this truth, they won't trust us to take whatever shots we direct!"
Gee, I wonder why.
The public health watchdog has been accused of a “cover-up” after refusing to publish data that could link the Covid vaccine to excess deaths.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) argued that releasing the data would lead to the “distress or anger” of bereaved relatives if a link were to be discovered.
Public health officials also argued that publishing the data risked damaging the well-being and mental health of the families and friends of people who died.
...
UsForThem, a campaign group, requested that UKHSA release the data under freedom of information laws. But the agency refused, making a number of different arguments including that publishing the data “could lead to misinformation” that would “have an adverse impact on vaccine uptake” in the public.
Further translation: "If we give them this truth, they won't trust us to take whatever shots we direct!"
Gee, I wonder why.
Saturday, November 15, 2025
Thursday, November 13, 2025
What? The media didn't report Mamdani talking like a Stalin mini-me?
Gee, why might they have done that?
Across 23 angry minutes laced with identity politics and seething with resentment,” the editorial says, Mamdani made clear that he wants to identify “class enemies” — like landlords, and “bosses” who exploit workers — and set about “crushing them.”
His goal, it notes, isn’t to increase wealth, but to redistribute it to his supporters. He didn’t mention “growth” once.
Even Democratic talking heads Van Jones and David Axelrod criticized Mamdani’s “character switch” and his divisive speech.
What a surprise. Who knew Mamdani would turn out to be such an almost Hugo Chavez-like figure?
Well, anyone paying attention, actually.
Certainly more people would have known had the Washington Post covered his “long history of divisive and demagogic statements.”
Ah, but that would've caused problems for the Democrats, so there's your answer.
Across 23 angry minutes laced with identity politics and seething with resentment,” the editorial says, Mamdani made clear that he wants to identify “class enemies” — like landlords, and “bosses” who exploit workers — and set about “crushing them.”
His goal, it notes, isn’t to increase wealth, but to redistribute it to his supporters. He didn’t mention “growth” once.
Even Democratic talking heads Van Jones and David Axelrod criticized Mamdani’s “character switch” and his divisive speech.
What a surprise. Who knew Mamdani would turn out to be such an almost Hugo Chavez-like figure?
Well, anyone paying attention, actually.
Certainly more people would have known had the Washington Post covered his “long history of divisive and demagogic statements.”
Ah, but that would've caused problems for the Democrats, so there's your answer.
Wednesday, November 12, 2025
Another reason some ATF people need to be in jail,
let's consider falsifying evidence, tampering with evidence, and lying under oath to put someone in prison.
Putting them in prison, general population, sounds reasonable as punishment.
In a letter sent to someone not involved in Adamiak’s case, The ATF explained the RPG training devices.
“The sub-caliber RPG-7 training devices previously evaluated, like the ones you mention, typically contain a barrel chambered in 7.62x39mm, possess a firing mechanism including a striker, sear, and trigger device. Its intended use is as a subcaliber insert training device for the RPG-7 anti-armor projector. However, the design of the device also allows it to be fired without the use of an RPG-7,” the ATF said in the letter.
The ATF also never mentioned that the entire device—an RPG and the 7.62x39mm training device—were sold to the public on GunBroker.
“This one’s been modified a little to color within the lines of the National Firearms Act of 1934. First, it can’t load or fire a live PG-7V or other rocket-propelled grenade round, only the subcaliber device. Second, ATF interprets a subcaliber device as a ‘firearm,’ not any specific kind of firearm, but installing it in an RPG-7V, even one that’s been modified so that it cannot fire live rounds, creates a ‘short-barreled rifle,’” a Loadout Room story states.
This offer was not an experiment as to whether ATF would approve the sale. The entire device had been approved by ATF’s Firearm Technology Branch, and the seller had the ATF approval letter, which they included in the kit.
Putting them in prison, general population, sounds reasonable as punishment.
In a letter sent to someone not involved in Adamiak’s case, The ATF explained the RPG training devices.
“The sub-caliber RPG-7 training devices previously evaluated, like the ones you mention, typically contain a barrel chambered in 7.62x39mm, possess a firing mechanism including a striker, sear, and trigger device. Its intended use is as a subcaliber insert training device for the RPG-7 anti-armor projector. However, the design of the device also allows it to be fired without the use of an RPG-7,” the ATF said in the letter.
The ATF also never mentioned that the entire device—an RPG and the 7.62x39mm training device—were sold to the public on GunBroker.
“This one’s been modified a little to color within the lines of the National Firearms Act of 1934. First, it can’t load or fire a live PG-7V or other rocket-propelled grenade round, only the subcaliber device. Second, ATF interprets a subcaliber device as a ‘firearm,’ not any specific kind of firearm, but installing it in an RPG-7V, even one that’s been modified so that it cannot fire live rounds, creates a ‘short-barreled rifle,’” a Loadout Room story states.
This offer was not an experiment as to whether ATF would approve the sale. The entire device had been approved by ATF’s Firearm Technology Branch, and the seller had the ATF approval letter, which they included in the kit.
This is a pecan year
Which means no squirrels around. I've never had a problem with them trying to get into the attic, but the little bastards start eating the pecans still green on the tree, and I'd not get any. Then, after about two years of that, I found a couple of big splashes of feathers in the back yard. "Ah, a hawk has found the neighborhood" think's I.
And the squirrels disappeared. Eaten or spooked off, I don't know which, but no squirrels seen, and I got pecans.
That hawk I saw a lot, either sitting on a power pole out back, or sometimes on the carport next door. Then he disappeared, and next spring squirrels were back. And for two years no pecans.*
This year, couple of months ago found a couple of feather splashes out back, and no squirrels to be seen. And now I'm picking up pecans. There will be pie and other things with my own pecans this year.
And the squirrels disappeared. Eaten or spooked off, I don't know which, but no squirrels seen, and I got pecans.
That hawk I saw a lot, either sitting on a power pole out back, or sometimes on the carport next door. Then he disappeared, and next spring squirrels were back. And for two years no pecans.*
This year, couple of months ago found a couple of feather splashes out back, and no squirrels to be seen. And now I'm picking up pecans. There will be pie and other things with my own pecans this year.
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
A good piece on a lot of both the anti-semitism running around, and
what's a central pillar for a lot of young males: revenge. And the big threats these include for the future. Which does include the problems of getting people to actually deal with the threat to the west of serious muslims who follow their old ways.
But then, modern Western people simply don’t understand how pre-modern people think. They simply cannot take Muslims seriously when they talk of jihad — even though this has always been the Islamic way of war. Eating dinner at a bar in Washington on Saturday night, I sat next to a European journalist (I won’t identify his country, to err on the side of protecting him) who has been living in self-imposed exile in the US for some years. He had to flee his native country because his reporting on jihadism earned him multiple death threats. He told me he used to be a standard liberal, but his brutal experience with how liberals in his country, especially his colleagues in the media, refused to take his reporting seriously. They considered him Islamophobic, and a disturber of the peace. Some of the homegrown jihadis he wrote about subsequently carried out one of the most horrific jihad attacks in modern Europe history.
He told me that he could probably go back to Europe safely now, because most of the jihadis who had issued death threats to him had been killed fighting for ISIS in Syria. Still, he’s afraid, and he has a right to be. He too believes that civil war is coming to Europe. He also believes that the governing classes, in both public and private institutions, will not allow themselves to see it, because it violates the way they prefer to see the world. I brought up the French writer Renaud Camus, and how he had been cast out of polite French society. The journalist knew about him, and said yes, this is the kind of thing he experienced too, simply for trying to warn his countrymen what was living among them, and what was to come. (After dinner, I googled this man, and he was exactly who he said he was.)
But see, the Jews are our real problem, right? Come on.
Here in Europe, it’s not Jews that make public life in so many European big cities unbearable. In fact, they were the first ones to experience the special pleasure of Islamic harassment and persecution — an experience that is now far more general. They were the canaries in the coal mine. They so often are. Now some European towns are having to cancel their traditional Christmas markets, because the cost of providing security to stop Muslims from attacking them violently is too great. Check this video out — a Muslim mob marches through a Christmas market in a show of cultural strength. No European Jew ever attacked a Christmas market, or tried to ruin it for others.
Throw in impatience with getting the economy going better. Huge factor for lots of people.
But then, modern Western people simply don’t understand how pre-modern people think. They simply cannot take Muslims seriously when they talk of jihad — even though this has always been the Islamic way of war. Eating dinner at a bar in Washington on Saturday night, I sat next to a European journalist (I won’t identify his country, to err on the side of protecting him) who has been living in self-imposed exile in the US for some years. He had to flee his native country because his reporting on jihadism earned him multiple death threats. He told me he used to be a standard liberal, but his brutal experience with how liberals in his country, especially his colleagues in the media, refused to take his reporting seriously. They considered him Islamophobic, and a disturber of the peace. Some of the homegrown jihadis he wrote about subsequently carried out one of the most horrific jihad attacks in modern Europe history.
He told me that he could probably go back to Europe safely now, because most of the jihadis who had issued death threats to him had been killed fighting for ISIS in Syria. Still, he’s afraid, and he has a right to be. He too believes that civil war is coming to Europe. He also believes that the governing classes, in both public and private institutions, will not allow themselves to see it, because it violates the way they prefer to see the world. I brought up the French writer Renaud Camus, and how he had been cast out of polite French society. The journalist knew about him, and said yes, this is the kind of thing he experienced too, simply for trying to warn his countrymen what was living among them, and what was to come. (After dinner, I googled this man, and he was exactly who he said he was.)
But see, the Jews are our real problem, right? Come on.
Here in Europe, it’s not Jews that make public life in so many European big cities unbearable. In fact, they were the first ones to experience the special pleasure of Islamic harassment and persecution — an experience that is now far more general. They were the canaries in the coal mine. They so often are. Now some European towns are having to cancel their traditional Christmas markets, because the cost of providing security to stop Muslims from attacking them violently is too great. Check this video out — a Muslim mob marches through a Christmas market in a show of cultural strength. No European Jew ever attacked a Christmas market, or tried to ruin it for others.
Throw in impatience with getting the economy going better. Huge factor for lots of people.
Two things for this day
First,
Second, for that one branch,
Well, they do look downright edible
And last, just because I like it
And last, just because I like it
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one
tired of this level of makeup. Kim had this picture
which brought this to mind this morning. Not a bad looking woman, but jeez, all that MAKEUP...
Do women believe they need this level in order to look good, or has it just become the 'acceptable level' for pictures to go out in public, at least according to their, call them advisors?
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