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The Retard Tampon Tim
It’s Official: Tim Walz’s 20-Week PAID Leave Program Now in Effect — Open to Illegals and Non-Citizens – While Trump was saving the country from drugs, Minnesota turns into a shithole
EU May Be the Next Retarded Economy
The EU imposes a €3 fee per package: more control, more revenue, and more bureaucracy at the consumer’s expense – next time they talk shit about the USA, remember this. They screw their own. They are going to break their own people.
Speaking of Retards
JUST IN: Kamala Harris Gets LIT UP on X After Blasting Trump’s Capture of Maduro – Imagine if she’d been president, she’d have no idea what to do, wouldn’t support the military, and the country would be even more rampant with drugs from Venezuela.
Cars
Red Bull unleashes final evolution of Adrian Newey-designed RB17
Uninformed Opinions That Don’t Count, Or Are From Retards
Growing Older And Smarter
Lifestyle Changes That Only Make Sense After 60 – well, I’ve done a lot of this
Walk Your Way to a Healthier Heart: How You Accumulate Steps Matters More Than the Total Step Count
Sports Betting And It’s Cost To The Game
Major sports leagues leaped into bed with gambling industry—now comes the cost…
Traitors
10 Times Democrats, Corporate Media Leaped to Defend Somalis Despite Massive Fraud Scandals – Hey, it’s their voter base and money laundromat.
Political Winners and Losers in 2025
8 political winners and losers of 2025 – finally a good year for the Country
Eating Out
Why restaurants and fast food suck
Fraud
Minnesota’s Somali Fraudsters Paid for Lamborghini, Rolls Royce Rentals, Luxury Resort in Kenya With Stolen Money – that’s our tax money, and there are real people who needed it to live. You effing icehole stole it with the help of the people who are running that place.
Artificial Intellingence
SURPISE! AI Emerges as the Biggest Driver of 2026 Inflation
The Gates of Vienna
40% of All Babies Born in Vienna Do Not Have an Austrian Passport – Doesn’t anyone remember stopping this once before?
Obamacare
Obamacare Was, Is and Will Always Be a Problem – just like the civil rights act of 1964, it was to swing votes to the left
Anne Frank’s Sister Dies at 96
Holocaust Survivor Eva Schloss, Stepsister of Anne Frank, Dies at 96
Cost of Somalian immigrants
Somali Immigrants Are Most Expensive On Earth… yes, but they are making the politicians rich
Health
15 Vitamin C Rich Foods That Can Radically Transform Your Skin
Lung Cancer? Alarming Study Finds Ultra-Processed Foods Are Even Worse Than Previously Thought
World Domination Starts To Crumble
Surprise! $600 Million Insect Protein Animal Feed Business Just Went Bankrupt – Yeah, I wasn’t going to eat that either. Pass the steak and bacon, please. Oh, and the WEF can kiss my ass
Immigrants
More Than 1,000 Cars Burned in France, as New Year’s Eve “Celebrations” in Europe Turn Into a “Fireworks War” Between Migrants and Police – when you let them in from their shithole country, it turns yours into a shithole
Culture-Enriching Ruction in the Piazza Duomo – the Olympics are in Milan in a month. They’ve invaded there also
LOL: French Influencer Wanted To Mock American Institutions… But Is Falling In Love With America Instead
California
San Francisco Mayor Signs Reparations Bill, Admits There’s No Money to Pay Them – We all remember the great contribution California played in the Civil War, and the plantations that dominated the landscape there in the 1800’s. Forking idiots
Energy
High Electricity Prices Are a Choice Blue States Make Every Day
Climate Hoax
The 2023 climate event revealed the greatest failure of climate science – Because it’s really only about trashing America and fleecing the US Government for money
2025
14 good things that happened in 2025
Anti-White Racism
40-Year Harvard Professor Pens Mic-Drop Indictment Of Institutional Anti-White Racism
History Lessons on the life of a Country
The Lifespan Of A Country – as you might have guessed, a lot of the good part is over. By this method, we’re nearing the end.
Bias In Colleges
Yale No Longer Has A Single Republican Professor Across 27 Departments – well, don’t waste your money sending your kids there unless they have a job lined up with a Yale alumni.
Why the Media is a Joke
Mainstream Media Responds to Nick Shirley
Cars
L72 427/450 HP V-8, 4-Speed, 1 of 38 Produced
Round-up: Schumacher’s maiden race-winning F1 car on sale for first time
Martha Stewart Is Still a Cnut
Bowl Game Payouts
College Football’s 9 Oldest Bowl Games And How Much They Pay Out To Participants
Cars
Ram Finally Gives the Power Wagon the One Thing It Always Needed – finally, a real engine that a truck can use and needs
6.2L LT4 V-8, 6-Speed – a really nice split window vette. It should go for a lot
It’s OK to be fat now?
What the Hell Was That Pro-Obesity Commercial During Rose Bowl Game? – I wondered what it was about also. It’s the leading killer of people, more than smoking. Sorry fella, lose some weight. You’re trying to tell us it’s ok to commit suicide slowly and live a tough life while doing it?
German Online Streamer walks Streets of Cologne to prove it’s safe, Gets attacked
German Streamer Walks the “Safe” Streets of Cologne and Gets Stoned – Look, you let in the Muslims, you got what everyone gets that does that
Cities For Introverts to Avoid
These Are the World’s 5 Largest Megacities
Funny New Years Resolutions
Hard Truths To Carry Into 2026 Because ‘New Year, New Me’ Is A Lie – some funny stuff here
FAFO
How to pour a tough drink
NY Mayor
Zohran Mamdani fans disappointed by disastrous ‘block party’ with no food or bathrooms – They’re about to be disappointed by a lot more things going wrong in the city. When it happens, bitch at the liberal white women who voted his ass in
Not the Shores of Tripoli
US-based Somali pirates are panicking and making laughable rookie mistakes…I read they have a double digit IQ. It’s starting to show
“The only normal people are the ones you don’t know very well.” – Alfred Adler
Appropriate, given this is World Introvert Day.
I have an introverted friend who is basically a walking encyclopedia of Celtic myth. For example, if you ask him about the hero Cú Chulainn, he can not only tell you how he died, but also what kind of chariot he drove around in. Listening to him talk, I’ve found myself thinking, “Wow, he really knows his stuff!”
That’s because many introverts love learning and adding to their vast stores of specialized knowledge. It’s no surprise they often become experts in their field.
Introverts tend to gravitate toward working alone. Rather than chatting in the break room, we’re often the ones sitting at our desks, quietly turning ideas over and over in our minds. And there’s a big benefit to this. When you’re with other people, your brain is forced to multitask. Even if you’re not talking with someone, part of your attention is occupied just by their mere presence, research suggests.
When you’re alone, you can clear your mind and focus your thoughts. All this deep, concentrated thinking can lead to novel solutions and brilliant ideas. Working alone can even lead to more ideas. “Decades of research have consistently shown that brainstorming groups think of far fewer ideas than the same number of people who work alone and later pool their ideas,” according to psychologist Keith Sawyer.
So forget the brainstorming group. Take a cue from introverts and spend some time in solitude.
Speaking of problem-solving, introverts tend to stick with problems longer — well past when everyone else has moved on to another topic or gone home for the day. Albert Einstein, the world-renowned physicist who developed the theory of relativity, was probably an introvert. He said, “It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.”
Corinne Bendersky and her colleagues found that while extroverts make great first impressions, they may disappoint us over time when they’re part of a team. Their “value and reputation at work diminish over time,” explains Bendersky. “On a team, you’re expected to work hard and contribute a lot. But they’re often poor listeners, and they don’t collaborate.”
Ouch.
Introverts, on the other hand, may work harder on a team because they tend to be conscientious; they don’t want to be seen as not pulling their weight. So, while companies may initially be attracted to extroverts, bosses should remember that introverts pack a powerful (yet understated) punch.
We “quiet ones” have a penchant for quality, one-on-one time and deep conversations. Instead of talking about the weather or what you did this weekend, we want to peek into your inner world. What have you learned lately? How are your ideas evolving? How are you really? When you have an introvert in your life, you may experience emotional intimacy like never before.
As the nickname suggests, we “quiet ones” tend to listen more than we talk and think carefully before we speak. We try to choose our words thoughtfully because we understand that once said, words can’t be retracted or easily forgotten.
You can leave an introvert alone for hours (or even days!), and we’ll be content to do our own thing. No need to constantly text us, check in on us, or “babysit” us.
Why? Because introverts tend to be self-starters, and many of us are drawn to working quietly and steadily on our own. In fact, you’ll probably only hear from us if we have a problem we can’t fix (and believe me, we’ve tried solving it a dozen times before coming to you). Similarly, we don’t need constant praise, gold stars, and shoutouts in the company newsletter (although sure, those things are appreciated). If we’re working hard, we’re likely drawing motivation from within.
Reserved and often self-contained, introverts are known for exuding calm — even when there’s a storm raging inside us. We’re often the ones quietly creating an action plan while everyone else is stressing over the company’s latest policy change. And in this way, our methodical approach to chaos benefits everyone.
Although it may seem counterintuitive, solitude can actually help you connect better with others. Why? Because spending time alone — which introverts love — may enhance our empathy, especially for people outside our typical social group, according to research. Being alone often involves reflecting on our actions, beliefs, and experiences, which helps us develop a deeper understanding and stronger empathy for others.
Compared to extroverts, introverts generally prefer a slower, more deliberate pace of life, and this difference stems from the way our brains are wired. Many of us hate rushing into things; whenever possible, we take time to consider all potential outcomes before making a decision. This applies to our careers, personal lives, and relationships.
For example, one study found that extroverts may jump into a new relationship more quickly than introverts. An Katrien Sodermans and her colleagues revealed that divorced extroverts were more likely than divorced introverts to remarry quickly. While this isn’t always the case, hastily made decisions — such as committing to a new relationship before fully healing from the last one — can sometimes lead to regret later on.
Introverts are artists, actors, musicians, entertainers, writers, and more. Famous creative introverts include Lady Gaga (she has said, “I generally really keep to myself and I am focused on my music.”), Bob Dylan, Meryl Streep, Lorde, Audrey Hepburn, and more. David Bowie is also thought to have been an introvert; experts believe he coped with his anxiety and introverted nature by developing various stage personas. Even the “King of Rock and Roll,” Elvis Presley, was described by his friends as a “loner” and “introverted.”
There are so many famous creative introverts that it’s impossible to name them all here! Just a few more examples include Steven Spielberg, Shonda Rhimes, David Letterman, Harrison Ford, Gwyneth Paltrow, Elton John, Emma Watson, and Tom Hanks… the list could go on.
When we think of leadership, especially in the corporate world, words like “bold,” “overconfident,” and “selfish” may come to mind. But there’s a different kind of leader emerging: the quiet one. Today, about 40 percent of executives describe themselves as introverts, including Microsoft’s Bill Gates.
Gates believes that introverts can make great leaders because they know the value of being alone and focusing deeply. Speaking at an event in 2013, he said, “I think introverts can do quite well. If you’re clever you can learn to get the benefits of being an introvert, which might be, say, being willing to go off for a few days and think about a tough problem, read everything you can, push yourself very hard to think out on the edge of that area.”
Other introverted leaders include Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Martin Luther King Jr., Barack Obama, Jill Biden, Eleanor Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln — and many others — as well as many of our greatest U.S. presidents.
Yes, introverts may be the quiet ones who eat lunch alone. They may also be the ones curled up at home with a good book, avoiding the party. But introverts are so much more than that. They are artists, visionaries, and leaders who bring quiet strength and understand the power of the inner journey.
Today — and every day — they deserve to be celebrated.
So everyone celebrate together, separately, and alone. I disagree that Jill Biden and Barack Obama were leaders. They were power hungry people who shouldn’t be celebrated.

Diet
The Methylation Switch: Scientists Identify a Diet That Can Turn Back the Cellular Clock – It makes no money for Big Pharma, and it’s not about better living through chemistry.
Why?
Man Appears to Kick Himself in the Crotch Using a Robot, Which Has to Be a First
UN
U.N. to Cut 2,900 Jobs, $570 Million in Budget Following U.S. Scrutiny – Kill it completely, It’s a useless organization unless you hate Israel and Jews.
Cars
Ford Recalled More Cars Than the Next 9 Brands Combined This Year
The First 1969 Yenko Camaro Prototype Pilot Test Car, L72 427/425 HP V-8, Featured in Super Stock and Drag Illustrated in 1969
EU/NATO/Europe
‘Who Needs the Americans?’: The Future Is a European Army – good luck with that one, your track record isn’t so good over the centuries.
Islam And Child Brides
Baghdad Bridal Market Booms With Legalization of Child Marriage – These are some sick people. Enjoy hell and your 72 virgins or whatever you think you get
Media
“Biased, Boring, and Bad”: U.S. Teens Say American News Media Is Deceptive, Fake, Misleading, and Untrustworthy – Maybe there is some hope for the future
Sort of New Years Resolutions
What makes you feel nostalgic?
Songs, without a doubt. I can hear a song and go back to the room I was in and the person I was with, not to mention how I felt.
Here’s an example or two.
I hear Come Monday by Jimmy Buffet, and it’s 3:00 in the afternoon. I’m at work at the Winter Park Towers, my first job. I was mopping the floor after lunch. I was 15 at the time, and I recall the 4-top by the window overlooking Lake Berry. My Uncle lived on that lake, and I could see his house
Here’s another. I was laying the wood to a girl named Leila in her bedroom in Coral Gables, Florida, at 24 years old. She was a cologne girl who sprayed you at the escalator in the Department Store where I worked. Apparently, she had already decided she was going to do me well before I knew it, and she did.
I was always able to control busting a nut and had been going at it with her clock radio playing music. Then Layla, by Eric Clapton came on. On the downstroke, she said it was her song because it was her name. I decided I would keep going until the end of the song just because it was long. We went at it like big dogs, which was unusual as she had a special talent with her mouth that was outstanding. It starts off with a hairband for a ponytail, if you need a reference. She even performed that on me in my office one afternoon. What a good sport.
If either of those songs comes on, I go right back to that time of life.
There are a million more, but I won’t bore you with the rest of my life. Plus, everyone has their own.
Health and Heart
Why Arthritis Gets Worse in the Winter Months
New Criteria Shows 75 Percent of US Adults Can Be Considered Obese – They are either in my family or at the local Walmart.
How a 2019 NEJM Study Misled the World on Vitamin D – guess what, it would have made Covid just as lethal as a common cold also, but they didn’t tell you that either.
1984
Germany’s AfD Calls Covid Response a “Test Run for Something Much Bigger” – great, the assholes still want to rule the world and tell the little people what to do. I wonder if these are the same group that wanted us to eat bugs. It sort of sounds like Germany in the 1930’s. I’ve got news for you, a lot less people are going to put up with it. There will always be sheep, but a lot of people were pissed they had to get jabbed to work.
Islam
An Ex-Muslim Examines the Deeply Problematic Concept of Halal
Florida Exposed: ‘70% of the Population Are Arabs’—Inside Tampa’s Mosque-School Pipeline and Taxpayer-Funded Expansion – I’m glad I moved out of that state. Read the part about Terrorism. There is always terrorism with Islam. I miss nothing about Floriday, maybe the fishing at most.
Medicare Theft Everywhere
It’s not just Minnesota. Or just daycares. The deepest government honeypot is blue-state Medicaid. – why you should care? It’s coming out of your paycheck and you pay more for medical costs while democrats line their wallets and campaign funds
Cars
Surprise: Hybrids Crash Risk Three Times Higher Than ICE Cars – why can’t we leave well enough alone. They are more reliable, safer, sound better and the BS about emissions and Climate Changs is just that, BS
This one is for the Palestinian Supporters
My rape hell in Gaza: ‘Sex slave’ hostage feared she was pregnant after being raped while unconscious and describes how one attacker was ‘ecstatic’ as she wept through 30-minute ordeal – They are animals who should be treated the way they treated others.
Education
Why I’m Leaving Harvard… Because they too are retards. They bent the knee to Covid, liberalism and DEI. That turned them into a second rate indoctrination center that overcharges for a name.
I’ve written about this before, but it’s worth the effort to repeat myself.

I hate emojis and refuse to use them. Not only is it a waste of time after you’ve already typed what you’re going to say, but they are just clutter. Oh, they think they are clever, but those of us with a mind think otherwise.
Most of all, I think they are childish or for girls. I lose respect for any guy who sends me one. I refuse to send them back. I don’t even know if anyone has noticed it from me, but then I don’t care. At least my son won’t use them either. I didn’t even have to say anything.
It’s like wearing makeup or girls playing with dolls. It covers up something or tries to make it look better, but not to me.
Worst of all is an emoji for an answer without any words. I roll my eyes.
I guess some people think it’s cute, or that I’m a grumpy old man, but I also don’t have a lot of time left, and I’m not going to waste it on something I just said in words.
Oh, and a repeat emoji is the worst. I got it the first time. It’s like typing in CAPS, IT IS ANNOYING.
Battle of the sexes
Aryna Sabalenka Sparks Outrage By Losing ‘Battle Of The Sexes’ Tennis Match Despite Unequal Advantage – even with help, it wasn’t close. Maybe we can finally admit men and women aren’t equal. It kind of takes the stuffing out of the ‘equal pay for equal play’ concept. It’s not even close.
Health
Rewind Your Age Naturally: The Secret Lies In 6 Superfoods
The Hidden Heavy Metals Damaging Your Brain… And Where They Come From
Cars
Alpine Plans to Challenge Porsche and Ferrari With New Sports Cars
Disgusting Calilfornia
Commiefornia’s ‘Toilet to Tap’ Water: Industrial Grift at Scale Exposed by Citizen Journalist – go ahead and drink the shit water. You’re practically Mexico now anyway. Has Newsome succeeded at anything other than being elected?
Population Movement
More Floridians, Californians Moving to Texas Than Reverse – I get both. California is about as bad as Illinois, and no one is from Florida. They moved there from other states. Plus, both have tourists who ruin everything for the locals. The drivers in Florida don’t know how. I don’t miss living there.
Sticks and Stones may break my bones
Elon Musk Nails It: “Just Stop Caring Whether They Call You Racist or Not – The best part about it is that it’s so overused, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson can’t use it for extortion anymore.
BLM and the Lying Media
Black Lives Matter? The Accused Serial Killer You Have Likely Never Heard Of – if he or any of the victims were white, they’d be all over it. For now, crickets
Anti-Americanism
LeBron James Under Fire For Practicing Golf Swing During National Anthem – It wasn’t the Chinese National Anthem so it doesn’t count. His legacy won’t be good except in stats. He makes himself unlikable.
Flying Sucks
Florida Woman Gets Off Flight. Then She Sees What Happened To Her Carry-On Luggage: ‘Who Deprives Their Child From Using The Bathroom?’ – just when you thought it couldn’t get worse, this happens
2025 Births by Country
All Of The World’s Births In 2025 In One Giant Chart – not good news for the future. A bunch of new terrorists, tech support call center workers, and camel humpers
Rare Earth reserves visualized
Visualizing The World’s Rare Earth Reserves
These are the best countries at reading
These Are The Best Countries At Reading – I have 2-5 books going at all times
PR Losers of 2025
The 3 Biggest PR Losers of 2025 (Poor Tim Walz Only Made the Honorable Mention List!) – There was a lot to choose from
Slaying the Dragon
Florida Man Captured A 153-Pound Invasive Burmese Python And It Looks Like He Slayed A Dragon – it reminds me of a girlfriend who wasn’t as big, but vicious nonetheless.
It seems that the majority start out the year with some new life changing commitment (or last year’s rehashed that didn’t get done, so they’re going to make it this year). This is going to sound a bit negative, but I’m just calling a spade a spade. I’ve been around long enough to see the pattern of how this works.
I wrote about how quickly people abandon their resolutions a while back. It tells me just how committed people really are, or are they just giving lip service to fit in with the crowd?
Well, here are 5 Of The Worst New Year’s Resolutions And Why They Are Destined To Fail.
Oh, I see them crowding the gym in January. By March and sometimes February, it’s back to normal. They get in the way, and I can look at them and know who’s going to make it or not in January. Oh, they have on their new gym suit and sneakers, but that will be in the back of the closet in weeks.
This goes along with losing weight. With GLP-1 shots and pills now, it’s easier to be the Jetsons and take a pill rather than put in the work.
I’ve got news for you. It will come back to haunt you after 50. You can’t get youth back. You have to fight off health issues your whole life. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. It’s hard work that takes tenacity.
The same goes for eating healthier. It’s hard to do. You have to make your own meal to know what is in it. I’ve noticed the trend of having food delivered from a restaurant. They make it tasty, but as unhealthy as you’d imagine. People take the path of least resistance, so they stop making their own food and start ordering pretty quickly, or go out to eat. You pay more to be less healthy.
I don’t have a lot to say about the travel. It sucks worse each year. I try not to fly anymore because the whole experience isn’t worth it. There isn’t much I have to see, either people or places that would make me want to suffer the current airline experience. They cram more people into smaller seats, making fewer arrivals/departures on time. The planes are dirty and are alarmingly less reliable.
What I will say is people get over hyped about escaping, more than they really want to go somewhere new. The introvert in me doesn’t make me want to visit anyone, but that’s me. If they are in driving distance, I’ll consider the minimal time I have to suffer seeing them.
Learning a new skill? That probably lasts shorter than going to the gym. I bet DuoLingo has a ton of new accounts next week that get abandoned shortly because it’s hard work to learn a new language.
Passion
To commit to anything, you have to have a passion for it. Otherwise, you’ll go through the motions until you’re bored. Then, it gets shelved. It’s a pattern I’ve noticed my whole life, not just with this, but at work, at home or any other activity that sounds good. I love it when they do something because everyone is doing it, possibly the worst reason anyone should try anything. Do it because you want to and you have a better chance of making it.
Maybe some will get scared into better health because of a near death experience. Even then, a lot won’t. It has to come from within. I have a brother-in-law and a son-in-law who both have life-threatening conditions. They eat and drink like there is no tomorrow.
Commitment
Pretty soon, I see the same people at the gym that I saw in November and December. They are the ones who really are going to stick with it. A New Year’s Commitment is as good as a wooden nickel. If you are there in August, I’ll believe you’ll be there in February.
The fat people I see either at Walmart or my family’s get-togethers need to put down the fork and the wine glass, not take a shot. Their health is falling apart because of the life decisions they made 30 years ago.
That means they failed 30 times on New Year’s Resolutions.
It’s why I call BS on this tradition. If you are really committed, you’ll already be doing it.
As for me, I’m not doing anything other than staying committed to being healthy and working out. I’m not getting any younger and even healthy habits won’t stave off the inevitable. I can prolong it, but I’ll be in better shape to enjoy it.
So what are your New Year’s resolutions? Let me know if you make it to the summer.
Oh and PS, please don’t get a pet. That isn’t a resolution. It’s a 10-15 year commitment to an animal’s life, not your convenience or TikTok account. If you aren’t really going to love it above yourself, just don’t do it.
I’m kind of taking the week off, so enjoy some past fun
Election 2026
Both Parties Trying to Attract Young Male Voters in Midterms – because all the liberal white women are voting for socialism, and their own destruction. Someone has to save the country from them.
Flu
Cleveland Clinic Flu Shots Study Shows Vaccine INCREASED Risk of Getting the Flu – don’t ever get another vaccine until they stop lying about healthcare
What Men Do
Heroic Texas Father Rescues Kidnapped Daughter on Christmas Day by Tracking Her Phone – Suspect in Custody Without Bond – not that a liberal white woman would have had a child, but wouldn’t know how to save her. We need men. This guy is a hero
Wanker
King Charles Goes Full Woke: Parrots ‘Diversity Is Our Strength’ in Christmas Speech While UK Suffers from Migrant Mayhem – no wonder the UK has problems. Unity is our strength, not diversity. What a plonker. The UK needs William soon.
fafo
‘Blooper for the Books’ — Illegal Alien Arrested After Running Red Light, Crashing Into Federal Immigration Vehicle – time to move them all out
Ariticial Intelligence
How the AI Bubble Is Being Masked Within Big Tech – great if you are one of the magnificent 7, otherwise, not so great
Communism
The Con of Communism – We have to protect our country from liberal women voting in our country’s demise. Lenin would be right, convince the weak and he’ll take over in a generation.
Somalians
Minnesota Mayor Mike Murphy Says His City Can’t Even Make Their Own Water Because of Somali Fraud [VIDEO] – take them out of their shithole, move them to Minnesota and it becomes a shithole. Send them home
Real Estate
10 US Cities Where Home Values Are Up — And 10 Where They’re Down
Cars
EVs were a $30B loser for Ford… Thank you Joe Biden for showing us that this is not the way to go, plus people want a Hemi or something that loud and strong
We Lined up a 2006 Corvette Z06 Against America’s Wildest Tuners — Here’s Who Survived
This is the best they have?
Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders Top Democratic Favorability Ratings; Gavin Newsom, Tim Walz Lagging – professional politicians and commies, not leaders
Survivor just took on a whole new meaning
Health
Unmasking the Great Ozempic Scam – the other side of the story.
Minnesota Fraud
Citizen Watchdog Went to 50 Somali ‘Daycares’ in Minnesota and Found Zero Kids There, Ever [VIDEO] Tampon Tim is a retard, Ilhan Omar is a thief, and the state has been taken for a ride
And He’s Muslim
University of Texas Muslim Student Arrested for Arson, Terror Attack on Church – How long is it going to take before we stop putting up with this shit and stop them from ruining the country, hell the world?
Satan
The Devil Isn’t Concerned About Muslims, Jews, Hindus, or Anyone Other Than Christians – see Muslims above
America’s Top 10 Sinful cities
America’s Top Ten ‘Most Sinful Cities’ Named and Shamed – YMMV
The Beginning of the End of Germany
Christians Become a Minority in Germany
The De-Woke Shift
A Vibe Shift and the Long March Back Through the Institutions – finally sanity looks like it will have a chance to return. Anyone that honors George Floyd is a forking idiot and should be mocked that way.
Why New Year’s Resolutions Fail
5 Of The Worst New Year’s Resolutions And Why They Are Destined To Fail – My take on it? I’ll add lack of discipline and commitment. Others are made drunk and never had a chance from the start. Sticking to something is hard and most people are soft. Most give up within 6 weeks
Instagram Memo Urged Focus on Teens Despite Harm Lawsuits – despite the fact that it causes harm to teens, especially girls, the priority is to sign more of them up. If that’s not the definition of a crime against humanity and Zuck being a greedy prick, I don’t know what is.
FBI
Patel announces permanent closure of FBI’s J. Edgar Hoover Building – good, now get rid of the Pelosi building and save us more money. It’s the same as tearing down a Stalin Statue in Russia
France
Gallup Poll Shows That One In Every Four French Citizens Wants To Leave the Country, Among Huge Drop in the Confidence in the Institutions – They’ve surrendered again, but I like leaving France every time also.
More Evidence Girls Shouldn’t Try To Be Men
WATCH: Man carjacks lady cop after throwing her to the ground on interstate – Girls aren’t hero’s. There are some jobs men should do and females should stop trying to act like men. This is a joke
Germany
Don’t Travel To ‘Lawless’ Germany, Russia Tells Citizens – I’m sure it’s isolated areas for now, but they let in too many camel humpers and they are trying to take over all of Europe.
The beginning of the end of NY
BECAUSE HE WANTS TO BURN IT ALL DOWN: Mamdani, the Islamic Supremacist, Appoints Lesbo To Lead Fire Department, Even Though She Has Zero Experience In Firefightning – a liberal woman in charge. This won’t turn out well. It’s DEI 2.0
Cars
You don’t see these for sale everyday. It was one of the last customer models delivered. Maybe one of the most successful racing Porsche models ever made.
Driven by Brian Redman, Chris Kneifel, and Elliott Forbes-Robinson to 3rd Place in the 1987 12 Hours of Sebring
The Worst Female In The world
She’s the Most Feminist Woman in the World [VIDEO] – liberal white woman, ruining our lives from the voting booth to the dating game
Why Innocent people die
Innocent People Continue to Die Because Congress and the Courts Refuse to Face the Mental Health Crisis – We used to have mental institutions before girls were murdered on buses in Charlotte and Portland turned into a shithole. Government and liberals own this one
Lying
Ohio Woman Lies About Her Weight At iFLY. Then She Quickly Realizes Why She Shouldn’t Have: ‘I Almost Took The Instructor Out’ – put down the fried chicken
Air Travel Sucks
‘What’s The Purpose Of Emergency Exits If We Can’t Use Them?’: American Airlines Customer Lands At Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. Then The Cabin Door Gets Jammed – just another reason I hate flying
Nigerian Murderers
Trump Launches ‘Powerful, Deadly Strike Against ISIS Terrorist Scum’ in Nigeria – it’s not nice to kill Christians
Islam
India: Muslim Man Kills Wife, Minor Daughter for Not Wearing Burqa – and this is what we’ll get if we don’t stop it now
criminals
Stop Giving Liberals Tax Money – they will misuse it, waste it on pork and enrich themselves. That says nothing for then using it to help our country
Fraud
Maine suspends Medicaid payments to Somali charity after audits uncover more than $1M in fraud… – is anybody else tired of these grifters yet? Are they related to the Nigerian princes that have 9 million to send you? Get ’em out, now and take Omar with you
DEI
Victor Davis Hanson: DEI Is the Most ‘Toxic Ideology’ We’ve Ever Experienced – a bunch of grifters trying for free money and not working. Tired of this bunch also. They haven’t helped any black people in need, only their own wallets
Educational Bias
Shock: Student Exposes Instructor’s Anti White Comments – DEI in action. These instructors are poisoning the students. Look, if you hate the country, GTF out.
Climate Hoax
E&E News: “The Paris Agreement at 10: What the World has Achieved” – it made money for the people running it, but nothing for the environment and they knew it the whole time
Europe
Escobar: Europe’s Elites Pay For The Privilege Of Losing Conflict – on the wrong side of everything right now. They are has been instead of world leaders because of their lack of good leadership.
History
Should Be Obvious But Most People Don’t Know Shit About History
Cars
400/370 HP V-8, 1 of 24 Produced with 4-Speed
Golf Cart Babes
Flight Attendendents Who are Bored
Chicago Flight Attendant Has PSA For Passengers Who Take Long Flights. She Says Other Flight Attendants Will Want To Put Her On A ‘No-Fly’ List For It: ‘I Have To Speak My Truth’ – It sounds like she is one of the few that has a brain and wants to actually do something. Most are robots who just want your order to be behind them as they hate their job serving cokes in the air, like a waitress, then a janitor.
Education
Metropolitan State U. of Denver Rejects Standard American English in the Name of ‘Anti-Racism’ – They don’t even realize they are the racists. The rest of us just want to be left alone and treated like humans. So do the students have to ax a question bruh? No wonder the kids are stupid with having this to deal with. Go to a real school that teaches you how to prepare for life.
Crime
Chronic Crook Picked Single Worst Day of Entire Year to Rob Store, Gets Classic Christmas Comeuppance – what a dumbass, who raised this person to be like this?
U.S. Murder Rate Experiences Largest Drop on Record — Nearly 20 Percent Decline in Last Year – get rid of the illegals that Biden let in and good things happen.
A sticky situation
Post-Christmas Disaster: How 26 Million Pounds of Molasses Killed or Injured 170 in the Streets of Boston in 1919 – how long were they cleaning this up?
Why America is not a Muslim Shithole
JD Vance “Always a Christian Nation” Christian Language in America’s Founding Documents
FAFO
DEVELOPING: ICE Agents in Maryland Open Fire on Driver Who Attempts to Run Them Over – They shot him
Racism
The War on White Men Is Real—Here’s the Proof – everyone hates number one and tries to take him down. Man up and don’t take this PC crap. Be the real man that made this country great. Don’t listen to the SJW BS saying we did anything but build the greatest country and help the most people around the world.
I just read that Europe will look up at the moon and know they’ve never been there and will never go, unless it is on an American spaceship.
Artificial Intelligence
Woman Suffers “AI Psychosis” From Obsessively Generating AI Images of Herself – figures it would be a liberal white woman. It’s our biggest problem right now
Order up 72 more Virgins, Israel Got another Quds Leader
Cars
6.5L/691 HP V-12, Automatic, 1 of 88 Produced
Are you a good judge of character?
I’m an introvert. I read body language better than most people because I’m not talking. I’m listening and observing. I’m rarely trying to impress anyone, so I’m usually sizing them up as to their intentions towards me.
I’ve had people do me favors and fuck me over. I’ve studied martial arts for years and had to anticipate my opponent’s intentions.
Working for years for both the best and the worst has taught me to read people. Here’s how I dealt with Executive Egos
Most of all, I’ve been married for decades and have kids. I’ve never been more surprised by that than anything.
So yes, I’m a good judge of character because I’m patient and won’t jump to conclusions.
Once I’ve decided who you are, though, it’s hard to move me off of that position, especially if I think you are an asshole. This includes family. I can spot a fake like a Jedi.
Hollywood
The Box Office Crisis Is Worse Than It Looks – stop making woke movies, and people might want to see them.
Epstein
Is This the Rosetta Stone That Explains Epstein’s Vast Wealth and Intelligence Ties? – let’s just be glad he’s gone. His stench is still haunting us
Good Men Aren’t hard to find
Good Men Are Hard To Find, So Why Are So Many Women Divorcing Them? – because they are self-centered narciccists. Their friends tell them they can do better and they become cnuts. These men did nothing, it was the feminists who ruin everything.
Elections 2020
The Fulton County 2020 Election Bombshell – They cheated and will cheat again
FAFO
You’re fired! Trans instructor booted for flunking college student’s Bible-based essay on gender – the tide is turning on the freaks.
Avengers
Marvel Fans Are Finally Getting Excited About ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ After The Thor-Centric Teaser Leaks – The woke shit didnt’ sell, so they’re bringing back Chris Evans as the Real Captain America to try and save the franchise. Besides, we need a super soldier, not a flying stand in.
Artists and Bands
The 11 Artists And Bands With The Most Billboard No. 1 Hits Of All Time – a lot of crap over the years it seems
Health
Plant-Based Food Increases Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds – eat bacon instead. It keeps the Muslims away
The Left Eat their own
Hunter Biden blasts ‘distasteful’ Obama team for foreign influence peddling — including ‘viper’s den’ of Ukraine – what a POS life
Sex
The Hangover: How the Elites Created the 2020s Sex Recession Through a 2010s Free for All… – and by elites, they mean feminists and liberal women who ruin everything. Plus, no one wants to have sex with these losers
Cars
1959 Porsche 1600 GT Speedster by Reutter – 1 of 7 Built with the 616/2 Pushrod Engine, Matching Numbers Engine, Fully Documented
California
California Faces Fuel Disaster As Refineries And Gas Stations Shut Down – they can use their EV’s to get around. They don’t need gas and they hate it anyway. Now try and live without it. IT’s not just Tim Walz that is a retard, try Gaven Newsome
Healthcare
Unleashed: Retired Nurse Can Finally Speak Out About Flu Shots and Doesn’t Hold Back [VIDEO] – it’s a hoax like the Covid jab and doesn’t work. She explains how she never took the shot, health with 300 patients a day who had it and never caught the flu
Yes, processed food is full of sugar. But hold on, this clip will actually blow your mind…
Drinks to impress a bartender
FBI
FBI Ignored Epstein Child Porn Warning for Nearly 10 Years – sick people
Election Interference
Ex-FBI agent says Bondi has ‘slam dunk’ conspiracy case against Obama’s feds for election meddling…– and she’ll do nothing about it, like the whole first year
Wind Farms
Wind turbine eagle-kill secrecy may soon end – good, I’m for protecting nature. Wind power can’t pay for itself anyway. Scrap the whole thing. They also deicmate bats and other wildlife
Government Mismanagement
German Govt Signals “Challenging Years” Of Austerity Ahead While Spending Billions On Ukraine & Immigration – Stop letting in the illegals and fuck the Ukraine. They have Putin as the next Stalin, but they have much bigger problems at home, like all the goat humpers they let in.
Trust
Where People Trust Each Other Most (And Least) In The World – factor in Islam and it makes a lot of sense
Cars
This one is going to go for a lot of money like the other one.
BLM
BLM Birmingham, Alabama Co-Founder Who Accused Cops of ‘Racism’ and ‘Violence’ Gets Busted on Domestic Violence Charges – Whines About Conditions in Jail (VIDEO) – and continues to be the farce that it’s been, helping no one but themselves, not any black people.
Air Travel
Man Charged After Allegedly Trying to Open Plane Door Mid-Flight, Yelling ‘We’re All Going to Die’ – just another reason I hate to fly
Politics
Report confirms there was a ‘Russia, Russia, Russia,’ only it involved DEMOCRATS – Forking iceholes

Weed may be generally legal in the state of Virginia, but apparently, you can still go to prison for selling it. And not just for a little while, either. One Virginia man was just sentenced to 40 years in prison after he was caught selling weed out of a luxury used car dealership in the city of Newport News, the Virginian-Pilot reports. Can’t have anyone selling a product that’s legal to possess, right?
I guess luxury cars aren’t that profitable.
Cars
The Electric Vehicle Collapse: Wow, That Was Quick! – It wasn’t well thought out or planned. Even the technology wasn’t great. It was a house of cards the whole time
2 awesome cars during the bad ass muscle car era
Porsche Found a Smarter Way to Keep Catalytic Converters Alive
War
Why Should Americans Die For European Tyranny? – They’re at it again. We saved them twice last Century from destroying themselves. A continent that used to lead the world is so mired in Social Justice that they are self destructing
Muslim Hate
More Islamic Terror Attacks Against Christmas Markets Foiled In Europe – The camel humpers are at it again. They try this cultural enrichment every Christmas. They hate Jews and Christians and are trying to take the world back to the 7th century
Quantum Computing
TQI’s Top Quantum Research Stories of 2025
Clinton Crime Family Organization
Timeline: The Sabotage Of The Clinton Foundation Investigation – They have something on the FBI for them to be this protected. Anyone else would be in jail for what they’ve done
Health
Reversing Alzheimer’s: The Forgotten Causes And Cures Big Pharma Buried
The True nature of women
Reactions to Vanity Fair’s Image of Karoline Leavitt Demonstrates Emotional Weakness of Feminists – They hate each other and love to prove they “might” be better
Artificial Intelligence
Indian-Run Company Accused of Fraud Could Be the Pin That Pops the AI Bubble – The cracks in the AI story are getting bigger. It’s not the panacea that people want it to be.
Darwin Awards
Montana Man Dares Man To Touch A Moose. That’s One Dare He’ll Live To Regret: ‘Not Him Immediately Falling’ – for the record, it’s an elk
Epstein
Bill Clinton Breaks Silence, Deflects Epstein Photo Dump – as usual, he’s lying. He’ll probably get away with it
Climate Hoax
We Have Reached the Emily Litella Moment on Climate Change – they could never prove it by repetition, so even Gates admits it was BS
Racism At Georgetown University
Georgetown Prof Says He Works With ‘Stupid White People’ in Undercover Video – What if the professor was white and said that about blacks?
A 58-year-old Bellevue, Washington and Las Vegas, man pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Seattle for his role in a scheme to sell stolen goods on Amazon and eBay.
Andrey A. Balun pleaded guilty to conspiracy to transport stolen property in interstate commerce.
Balun and his co-defendant, Vitaliy F. Bobak, 53, of Federal Way, Washington, jointly owned MBA Trading LLC, which did business at a Burien, Washington, storefront operating as “We Buy Gold, Silver, and Electronics.” An extensive law enforcement investigation revealed that the storefront knowingly purchased goods that had been stolen from area retailers.
Feds Seize More Than 74,000 Stolen Items in Amazon, eBay Trafficking Scheme
Yannow, Eric Swallwell is running for Governor of California. He’s just a douchebag and doesn’t even qualify for AOTW. He’s better qualified for Benedict Arnold 2.0

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) jumped into the California governor’s race.
This guy is one of the most insufferable persons in Congress. He tried to run for president and went nowhere. He seems to think he’s way more important than he genuinely is.
Delusions of grandeur.
Swallwell made the announcement on Jimmy Kimmel’s show because of course.
But Swalwell’s announcement video lists two jobs facing the next California governor.
Good luck with that one. He’s just a piss ant, though.
A long-time asshole is Debbie Blabbermouth Wasserman-Schultz. It figures a Liberal white woman would spew such nonsense, yet here we are.

The Democrat Party has taken a break from comparing President Donald Trump to Adof Hitler to warn that the president is a larger threat to the United States than Islamic jihad.
The hysterical remarks came during a Tuesday appearance on NewsNation’s “On Balance,” where host Leland Vittert asked Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) whether Islamophobia or jihad posed the larger threat to American life and values, following the recent terror attack targeting Jews at Bondi Beach that killed 15 people and wounded dozens more.
“I think we have to focus, quite frankly, on, if we’re worried about the threat to American values, on the person who’s in the White House. I mean, we have a president,” Schultz, who is Jewish, said. “Yeah, I’m going there because we have a president who has completely undermined our democracy.”
The link to the spew from her is below, but it’s such nonsense that you could just take my word for it. I read it and thought, what an asshole.

ByEllie Matama December 19, 2025

I have no problem socializing with my family or close friends. I am comfortable doing so because I have known them for a long time, and I interact with them just a few at a time. There’s no having-to-get-to-know-you period.
But it’s an entirely different matter to attend big, crowded gatherings where almost everyone is a stranger (hello, holiday parties or awkward job-related networking events). Sure, for a short amount of time, I can make small talk. Of course, I need to recharge my energy afterward.
Yet, in everyday life, social interactions are required. The good news is there are plenty of things you can do to maintain your energy as an introvert when you have to attend a crowded event.
One study found that about 20 percent of employees regularly arrive late to work. If you are an introvert, you can’t afford to be late for an event because people will notice your tardiness (hello, suddenly being the center of attention!). In addition, you may have to engage in unnecessary awkward interactions as you make your way to an available seat. Plus, you may have to explain your lateness later, which will further drain whatever energy you have left.
So arrive early and be prepared to stay for a while. When you arrive early, you can choose the best seat or standing spot for your needs. That way, you can still be alone among the crowd.
For example, find a seat or table on the fringes or near the back, which will enable you to move freely without having to ask people to move whenever you need to get out (i.e., escape to the bathroom). You could also choose a spot near the exit for the same purpose.
As an introvert, you may find it challenging to interact with many people at once. But some people you know may actually like doing so. Your family members, friends, or your significant other may be more outgoing — and they may thrive in crowded situations. See if they’re willing to go to the event with you. This will enable you to talk less, since they will happily do most of the talking for you.
Or, you can go to the event with a colleague who enjoys socializing. There’s no shame in using them as a “human shield” while representing your company or department. While they schmooze with everyone, you can thoughtfully listen and pick up points for discussion later on (i.e., at the next company meeting).
And, speaking of talking less…
Remember: As an introvert, listening is one of your superpowers. We speak about 125 to 175 words a minute, but we’re able to listen to about 450 words a minute. Therefore, you’ll learn more by listening than by talking a lot. Also, when you aren’t talking, you can pay more attention to people’s body language, which can offer more information about their state of mind than what they actually say.
Plus, people feel understood and cared for when someone listens to them. So you may make a great first impression just by listening!
Once you’ve absorbed everything they’ve said, take the time to process it before adding your thoughts. That way, you’ll have something valuable to say based on all your gathered information.
Discover the secrets to enjoying fun, meaningful conversations. Know exactly what to say — even if you’re introverted, shy, or socially anxious. Feel less drained and have more energy while socializing.
Even at the most crowded events, small groups tend to form because people with similar interests gravitate toward one another. That’s great news for introverts, as you’ll feel more at home if the topic is one you’re passionate about. Even if the group is talking about something similar to a topic you want to bring up, now’s your chance to change the subject to that one instead. And, when interacting in a small group, you won’t get socially burned out as quickly.
As an introvert, there may be times when you can’t take all the noise, small talk, or all the people anymore. But you also can’t leave the event… yet. In that case, you need a way to block out the noise.
You can do this in many ways: Listen to music or an audiobook (or just put on your earbuds to make it look like you’re listening to something or on a call; they’ll still help tune out some of the noise!); make an actual call; or excuse yourself to “step outside for a moment.” If you’re worried that these things will make you seem aloof or antisocial, remember that most people aren’t looking at you, anyway, and won’t even notice.
Yes, I know, having to attend crowded events and make small talk can be a nightmare for introverts. However, the more prepared you are, the more you’ll preserve your energy.
Here’s my bonus: say no and don’t go. You won’t miss much, and your life will be better for it
Cars
1992 Ferrari F40 with only 456 Miles – better bring a big wallet, a lot of people have millions for a car like this
Why Germany’s auto capitals face financial crisis – Mismanagement 101
Terrorism
Muslim Terrorists Busted in Christmas Market Attack in Poland, Germany and Germany Again – We need to stop these MF and boot them back to the shitholes they came from. Why Merkel let them in is that she’s a liberal white woman who never should have been given any power. These camel humpers hate Christians as much as Jews. They hate everyone.
Germany Fortifies Christmas Markets With Armed Guards, Security Barriers as Anti-Christian Violence Surges – Why is it always the goat humpers
Sen. Kennedy Reveals Damning Minnesota AG Office Memo on Somali Fraud – Send them back
Tranny Terrorists
FBI Arrested A Fifth Trantifa Militant In NYE Bomb Plot – sort of makes you think they’re a problem, doesn’t it? Maybe they should fix the underlying issue first. Put them in Arkum.
Climate Hoax
A Decade of Debate: U.S. Exits Paris Pact Amid Claims of Failure and Economic Harm – so the grifters won’t get any US money now. That was the goal all alone
Islam takeover
‘Guaranteed to offend’: Leftists unravel when U.S. senator repeats what Islamists already have confirmed! – they aren’t here to assimilate, but to take over and take us back to 610 AD. Get those Burkas ready liberal women. You’ll be wearing them while you get your asses beat for not behaving
Affirmative Action
The one very simple thing that’s wrong with affirmative action that people overlook… – 2 wrongs don’t make a right
How to irritate Dad’s at Christmas
IKEA Has A Huge Selection Of Last-Minute Gifts At Every Price Point (Under $25, Under $50, And More!) – shit they have to put together instead of watching football and enjoying the day
Dirt biking highlights
Dirt Biker Tyler Bereman Goes Full Send Between 10 Islands On Homemade Jumps To Cross An Entire Lake
Biden and Obama Get Roasted
Health
FDA Recalls MR.7 SUPER 700000 Supplements for Hidden Viagra, Cialis Drugs– Trannies were getting boners
The Hidden Layer in Your Canned Drink… – you’re drinking from a plastic bag
How To Ruin a Nation
Are White Men a “Lost Generation”? – Get rid of the people that built the greatest nation and helped the most people in the history of man
Artificial Intelligence
U.S. and China Are Headed for an AI Collision
Darwin Awards
3 People Go Snowboarding In Colorado. Only 2 Come Back: ‘Tell Them What Happened To Gregory’ – Her comment, not mine…., “it’s why black people don’t go skiing”, he went over a cliff
Football
10 Of The Most Dominant Individual College Football Playoff Performances On Record
Flying
Dine and Dash, Chew and Screw
Meathead and TDS
Watch Brennan and Clapper Use Rob Reiner to Subvert the Trump Presidency – Trump was right, he was suffering from TDS so badly he couldn’t think straight. He was a useful idiot that Clapper and Brennean used like a toy.
Rare Earth Minerals
Tennessee $7.4 Billion Smelter Deal Aims to Break China’s Grip on Critical Minerals – the DOD has a 40% stake so something is up. Battle China on every front. They hate the west as much as Islam
Drug Companies
Vaxx Producers Would Go Bankrupt Without Legal Immunity, Concedes Former CDC Director – prosecute them for what they did
Integrity (or lack of it)
Meta Tolerates China Ad Fraud to Protect Billions – money over everything, eh Zuck?
Discrimination instead of Meritocracy
PURGE of white millennial men purged by prestige industries post 2014… – ignoring a lot of talent because of racism
White men fell from 39% of tenure-track positions in humanities at Harvard in 2014 to 18% in 2023…
Health
The Evidence Is Clear: Masks Don’t Do Anything… – neither did the jab or social distancing. It was just controlling the population. The Germans did shit like that in the 30’s and everyone obeyed like sheep. They could have just taken vitamin D3 and ivermectin and be protected for a few cents.
Nature
Energy
Valero Eats $1.1 Billion Loss to Escape Newsom’s Toxic California
Germany’s Municipal Financial Crisis: The Green Transformation Backfires
Cars
Ford Takes Record $19.5 Billion Charge As EV Bet Implodes, Pivots To Grid Batteries
S/N 5593, 1 of 26 Produced in Grigio Argento With a Pelle Rossa Interior
EU set to scrap 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel cars to boost auto industry – EV standards are nonsense. They were forced to come to their senses or go bankrupt or surrender
Technology
Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk Compete in New Race to Build AI Data Centers in Space
Heisman Snubs
4 More of the Worst Heisman Snubs Ever, According to the Readers
Taxes
More Tax on Tips: Blue States Erase New Federal Tax Cuts – greedy bastards
Brown University Shooting
Oh, We Know What the Brown University Shooter Reportedly Said Before Opening Fire – Hell, I knew before I opened the article what he said…Allahu Akbar. Those MF want to die in Jihad and take as many with them as they can
Narco Terrorists Getting Blown up
U.S. Military Takes Out 3 More Drug Vessels, Killing a “Total of Eight Male Narco-Terrorists” – I love watching bad guys getting taken out
Tell us one thing you hope people say about you.
I don’t care what people say about me. I can be the nicest person on earth, or one of the biggest assholes. I treat people accordingly. It depends on you.

I’m always the same, so if I’m not nice to you, look in the mirror to understand why.
They say in 3 generations, no one remembers you anyway, so who cares what they say about me?

So in conclusion, it’s not important to me what people say about me. I gave up caring about that in high school.
Vegas
Las Vegas Sportsbook Empty For Packed Saturday Slate Due To Tone Deaf Cash Grab – It’s more comfortable to bet in your home and not pay $100 for food and drinks. They got too greedy
Anti-Semitism
Australia: 12 Killed, 29 Injured in Terror Attack on Sydney’s Jewish Festival – It’s time to stand up to Islam and stop their hate. The whole thing is based on hate and conquest. It has nothing to do with either religion or peace
Cars
1995 Ferrari F512M – 1 of 75, It should go for millions. I’d love to pull up in this bad boy
Immigrants
Epstein
Here Are the NEWLY RELEASED Epstein Images Tied to Powerful Democrats
Dems Release Redacted Photo of Trump from Epstein Files; Unredacted Version Clears Him
Biden Library
Joe Biden Still Struggling to Raise Money for Presidential Library – No New Donations in All of 2024 – When you weren’t really president, you don’t get a library. Everyone knows he was a sham so no one is willing to be associated with him. He’s too crooked
Climate Hoax
Panic-Stricken Climate Alarmists Resort to Bolder Lies – It’s always been based on scare tactics and made up lies
Education
It’s Official: Ditching The SATs Was A Big Mistake – UC System has a bunch of retards now
Martini’s
‘This Is My Biggest Bartending Pet Peeve’: Denver Bartender Speaks Her Mind After Customer Orders ‘Fruity Martini.’ Then People Start Defending Him – what happened to regular drinks?
Restaurant’s
‘You’’ll Thank Me Later’: Florida Woman Says Ruth’s Chris Has Been Gatekeeping This Secret Menu Item. Is It True? – it’s an overrated restaurant that used to be good
Despite the lowest gas prices in years, the trade deficit is down, narcotics that kill millions of Americans are being stopped at sea, and crime is being addressed in the major cities (unless a mayor rejects it), there are some assholes still in Congress.
A runner-up award goes to Governor Pritzker in Illinois, a city known for its crime and murder rates. He refused help from Trump to clean up the mess that Chicago has been for decades. It’s as if he’s against helping the regular people, but then he’s a fat assed billionaire who doesn’t give a shit about anything but power.
Not to be outdone though, is this week’s winner, Al Green. He made an ass of himself getting thrown out of the State of the Union speech, and like Pritkzker, he’s only after making noise instead of helping his constituents.

He filed a bill for the impeachment of Trump, whose only real basis was that Al is an asshole. Dutifully, Congress, from both sides, shot it down. Even the democrats who publicly criticize Trump wouldn’t go for this.
So instead of trying to help Americans, he winds up being the Asshole of the week.

Politics
Kamala Harris: ‘There will be a marble bust of me… I am a historic figure’ so are people who win Darwin Awards. They are both historically idiotic.
“Merry Christmas, Taxpayers!”: Education Secretary Announces Stopping of a Billion Dollars in Fraud
Football
13 College Football Teams With The Most Bowl Game Appearances Of All Time
11 College Football Programs With The Highest Bowl Game Winning Percentages
Cheating Wives
Why do so many female homemakers cheat? The answer is surprisingly simple…70% of Indian wives cheat. It reminds me of my college girlfriend, who was a stewardess and a cheating whore.
Voting
The Clinton Voter Fraud Machine Flooded Illegal Ballots for Decades – He’s going to go down as a cheating pedophile who got BJ’s in the Oval Office, enjoy Hell
Cars
Only 5,450 Miles, 440/390 HP V-8, Automatic. I’d rather have a manual, but good Superbirds go for a lot of money.
Tesla Rated Most Unreliable Used Car Brand in US
Porsche’s $387,000 911 Is a Stunning Tribute to Its Founder’s Grandson
Illegal Somali‘s
‘Nearly Every’ Somali Household with Children Is on Welfare in Minnesota – That’s our taxpayer money being wasted on America haters
War Tech
Climate Hoax
Profiles in Ecohypocrisy: Mark Zuckerberg – you’re not going to believe this one
Crime Does Pay
Crime Does Pay: Here’s How Minnesota Fraudsters Were Living the Good Life While Kids Went Hungry – forking iceholes
Vaccines
The 5 Big Lies of Vaccinology – it opened my eyes and I thought I already understood the lies behind it.
Skydiving
Only Half the Country Pays ALL the Federal Taxes
Covid Vaccine
Vitamin D and health – It could have stopped Covid before it started
Racism
“WHITE B***H!!!”: Black Student Stabs White Classmate in the Face at Atlanta High School
Best Sandwiches
Ranking 13 Of The Best Regional Sandwiches Across The United States
Before I post the article, I want to ask, WTF happened to flight attendants? It used to be glamorous, and they had to make a weight every month or be suspended. They used to be cute and nice. Just like the rest of the air travel experience, it’s all gone downhill.
There is also the joke about how many straight men flight attendants does it take to screw in a light bulb. The answer is both of them.
I’ve had friends and relatives have this job since the 1950’s. It has turned into a flying cocktail waitress, Coke serving group with an attitude. The other thing that I noticed is that to a person, every one of them, men and women, were cheaters, including my then girlfriend. I found out about it after I dumped her for being a cnut. Even my Aunt met my Uncle when he was married to someone else. Other than my friend Rick, I found them all to be not smart enough to get a job other than being an air hostess. Even then, the best he could do was be on the phone, in tech support.
Flying used to be a good experience. Maybe if you are a first-class flyer with lots of miles, it’s better, but who wants to fly that much? It’s a cattle call now on dirty airplanes that are poorly maintained, flown by pilots who were forced to take the Covid Jab. That makes them more susceptible than most to heart issues because of the altitude.
Now this:
Some days just call for mashed potatoes. But what if you’re 30,000 feet in the air?
No problem. A United Airlines flight attendant has got your mashed potato-needing back. All you need is a few items carried on many commercial flights. Then presto! mashed potatoes.
Well, sort of.
United Airlines attendant Rachel (@rachelleahtia) shared her secret for getting that potato fix mid-air. The recipe is inspiring shock and horror.
Rachel’s recipe, posted on TikTok, is simple: Crush Pringles potato chips in a can (though probably any potato chip would do), and add water, coffee creamer, and salt and pepper—all items readily available on many flights.
She describes the mashed concoction as “a lil ghetto but it tastes good.” She noted that she wasn’t on duty at the time.
For most observers, it’s giving prison.
“So now we’re making prison food on airplanes?” wrote one.
“Baby… I know you don’t have a new contract yet, but you not in jail,” a second said.
Name your top three pet peeves.
Unless you are new here, you know I’m an introvert. That puts small talk at the top of the list. It’s usually meaningless and content free. It’s irritating to listen to. Talk to me about something deep that stirs my intelligence and/or emotions, or has great content, then I’ll want to engage.
Next, big crowds. I usually avoid it unless it’s impossible. Sometimes a small crowd is big if they are people I don’t want to be around (like family gatherings).

I look for the first excuse to not go, or leave early if I have to. If I’m stuck in an auditorium, I’m by the exit so I can leave.
Finally, internet arguments. You can be the top expert in a field, write a thoughtful piece that is fully documented with facts, and the first comment is: bullshit. You can say almost anything, and people will find a way to argue about it. See a few posts below on commenting.
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What’s your favorite cartoon?
Without a doubt, Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry, and the old Jonny Quest.
Everything I know about opera on Jeopardy, I learned from Bugs. I like all of the Looney Tunes, especially when they break the new lines of political correctness. Road Runner/Coyote, Pepe’ Le Pew, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd, Foghorn Leghorn, all were better than anything on today. Who could forget Michigan J. Frog, a classic.
Here are the censored 11 they can’t show today
As for Tom and Jerry, the Tex Avery ones are clearly the best. Cat Fishin’, Touche’ Pussy Cat, Pecos Pest, and Spike and Tike are some of the better ones.
Only the original Jonny Quest shows were good. They were far ahead of their time and very creative. The Invisible Monster and the Robot Spy were two of my favorite episodes. After that, the series wasn’t very good. Later in life, I found them on Sunday morning. I’d do a wake and bake and enjoy my childhood all over.
A point of interest is that Tim Matheson is the original voice of Jonny. You may know him better as Otter in Animal House.
I even named one of my dogs Bandit after the cartoon. She was a boxer and is still in my blog, way back in the early years
First of all, I love the comments. Some of you guys are very interesting and funny. I write to different groups, including introverts, the intelligentsia, political individuals, car people, and others. I’m getting to know you all more closely from the stuff you write.
I even connected with one reader who knew Denny from Grouchy Old Cripple, but neither of us knew it until I started AOTW in Denny’s honor.
I wrote about Stupid Things Smart People Do a long time ago. One of them is arguing on the internet.
I’m likely to post about anything these days. A lot of posts get tumbleweeds for comments. I think I’m all clever, and then crickets.
Occasionally, I’ll be content-free in my head and post something meaningless, and it’s a barrage of comments, like What’s it like to have an extremely high IQ.
Once in a while, I get off the wall comments that are out of left field. I saw this meme and thought about it.

I can write some offensive stuff and know it. Hell, I do it on purpose sometimes. I don’t care if you disagree with me, but keep it civil when you write back. My favorite are people who outthink me and write clever stuff.
I also ask questions that are set up by WordPress and answer them as honestly as I can. I love it when people answer them also (Bocopro is a great writer)
I have it set up to approve all comments, and if it gets too out of hand, I’m not going to let it on the page. It just starts a fight I don’t want to see happen and piss off others. If it’s spicy and will start a discussion, I’ll let it go. I also am not going to let people post their blogs that have nothing to do with my post. They have their own blog, and I read it there.
All I ask is that you be civil. I know that the people on the left hate my ass by now, but I don’t care. They aren’t smart and write childish things. I brush that off and move along, which is what they should have done to begin with.
So keep up the commentary. Many of you are better writers than I am. I enjoy reading your stuff.
I wrote about the callousness of females in dating, how they think they deserve everything, and then can have a family, but that is not how things work out for the best if you look at history.

It turns out that Children are the measure of a Society.
“The test of the morality of a society is what it does for its children.” These words, attributed to Dietrich Bonhoeffer, echo like a warning bell across generations. They are not merely poetic, they are prophetic. If we dare to measure our society by this standard, we must confront a painful truth: we are failing.
At the heart of this failure lies the collapse of the nuclear family. Once the cornerstone of civilization, the family, father, mother, and children bound by love and duty, has been systematically dismantled. In its place, we find broken homes, single-parent households, and blended families struggling to find emotional equilibrium. The consequences are not abstract, they are measurable, generational, and devastating.
As Ronald Reagan once said, “The family has always been the cornerstone of American society. Our families nurture, preserve, and pass on to each succeeding generation the values we share and cherish.” When that cornerstone crumbles, so too does the moral architecture built upon it.
Today, the majority of children are raised without both biological parents. Fatherlessness has become a defining feature of modern childhood. Studies consistently link father absence to increased rates of poverty, incarceration, substance abuse, and suicide. Children raised in single-parent or stepparent homes often face emotional instability, identity confusion, and a longing for roots that were never planted.
Feminism takes a lot of the blame:
The takeaway? Messing with nature has unintended, adverse consequences. Legions of females are practically cultists. Many are as barren as the Sahara.
Basic biology: young women are hardwired to bear children. Yet, that simple fact is shrugged off by progressives. Instead of having kids, too many females are adopting malignant social causes.
“Manmade” climate change is one such cause, as Weinstein cites. Woke ideology is another. Socialism? Mamdani won the NYC mayorship in no small measure thanks to younger voters, particularly younger women, who backed him lopsidedly. What about “fascist” Charlie Kirk’s assassination? Left-leaning females were in the forefront, cheering Kirk’s murder on social media. Not only is that creepy, but it exposes a growing social pathology.
Government has become a spouse substitute for self-proclaimed empowered females. Government may provide some protection — in terms of a social safety net — though little in the way of emotional sustenance and meaning.
A feminist tenet is that not only can women do anything that men do but do it better — and do it without men. In a common-sense world, that’s good for laughs.
Eschewing nature and evolutionary development are conceits. The interdependence — the complementary nature — of the male-female bond are dismissed. Humans are putty. Gender is assigned at birth. Differences between the sexes? Only if feminists care to assert female superiority. Do hardcore feminists despise men? Appears so.
Go to the first link in this post and you’ll see why feminism has made women ruin themselves and now our society
Corrupt Minnesota Governor and failed Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz claimed strangers are driving by his house and screaming “retard.”
President Trump on Thanksgiving called Tim Walz “retarded” in Truth Social rant against the illegal aliens and Somalians leeching off the American taxpayer.
“The seriously retarded Governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, does nothing, either through fear, incompetence, or both, while the worst “Congressman/woman” in our Country, Ilhan Omar, always wrapped in her swaddling hijab, and who probably came into the USA illegally in that you are not allowed to marry your brother, does nothing but hatefully complain about our Country, its Constitution, and how “badly” she is treated, when her place of origin is a decadent, backward, and crime ridden nation, which is essentially not even a country for lack of Government, Military, Police, schools, etc…” Trump said.
What does this say about Kamala picking him as her VP candidate?
Turkey. Pumpkin pie. Awkwardly chatting with Great Aunt Gladys. If you live in the U.S., you’re probably celebrating Thanksgiving. Inevitably, at some point, you’ll be asked to name something you’re thankful for. With that spirit in mind, here are 23 things introverts are generally thankful for — anytime of the year. What would you add to this list?
1. Coming home and finding the house unexpectedly empty. There’s nothing better than sneaking in a few hours (or even minutes) of unexpected solitude. Time to relax. Time to decompress. No obligatory, “How was your day?” Just space and freedom to be yourself. Ahhhh…
2. When your friend cancels on you at the last minute, and you kind of wanted to stay home anyway. This is just like #1: unexpected solitude.
3. Getting a Saturday afternoon to yourself. Perhaps even better than a few moments of unexpected solitude is knowing that you have hours and hours of alone time ahead of you.
4. Finding out that the party/event/meeting is ending earlier than you thought. Sure, introverts can socialize and even be leaders in the workplace. But for many of us, those things don’t come naturally. “Peopling” is a skill we’ve had to learn — kind of like learning a foreign language. And we all know how mentally exhausting it can be to speak a language you’re not entirely comfortable with. Any time spent away from the group (and in our natural inward “habitat”) is something we’re thankful for.
5. Discovering a good book that you can’t put down. Books (along with movies, music, and art) transport introverts to the place we love the most: the energizing world of ideas and imagination.
6. Having a meaningful conversation. How are you a different person today than you were five years ago? What’s on your mind lately? Do aliens exist? In our fast-paced society that values polite chitchat over substance, deep conversations don’t happen often. Yet it’s these meaningful interactions that nourish introverts and provide us with an antidote to social burnout. Something to be thankful for, indeed.
7. Meeting a fellow introvert who “gets” it. Or an extrovert who “gets” it by respecting your need for space and solitude. Feeling understood by another human being is about as magical as it gets.
8. When there’s a dog or cat at the party. Saved! (From small talk with humans, that is.)
9. Headphones. Pop on a pair when you’re in a public space — like a bus, airplane, coffee shop, or at your desk — and you signal to others that you’re not in the mood to chat. Hallelujah!
10. Arriving on your own to a party so you can leave whenever you want. For introverts, hell is being trapped somewhere surrounded by noise and people. Having an escape mechanism is key.
11. When someone says, “How are you?” and really means it. See #6.
12. When you don’t have to make awkward small talk. For some reason, people find silence awkward. So we strike up conversations about the weather with strangers in elevators. Or we erupt with a cheery, “How’s it going?” when we pass someone we barely know in the hallway at work. When introverts can get through the day with minimal chitchat, we’re thankful.
13. Waking up early or staying up late, when no one else is around. Peace. Silence. Bliss.
14. Downtime after a busy day. Socializing isn’t the only thing that drains introverts. Any kind of incoming stimulation, such as noise, time pressure, or activity, gets tiring. After a busy day, when we don’t have to do one more thing, we’re thankful.
15. A weekend with no social plans. But that doesn’t mean we won’t be doing anything. We’ll make our own plans. Introvert plans. Plans to read in bed. To binge watch our favorite show. To lounge around the house.
16. Self-checkout lanes, drive-throughs, food delivery, and online shopping. No, introverts don’t hate people. But we do try to minimize our “people” intake, because each interaction drains our limited social energy — especially the kind of surface-level interactions that usually take place in restaurants and stores.
17. Having to go to a store but unexpectedly finding it not busy. If you can’t do #16, this is the next best thing.
18. Time to think before responding. Many introverts struggle with word retrieval, because our brains may rely more on long-term memory than short-term memory (extroverts do the opposite). For this reason, we may have a hard time putting our thoughts into words, especially when we’re put on the spot in a meeting, on a first date, or when called on in class. We’re thankful for people who give us a few pressure-free moments to collect our thoughts before demanding an answer.
19. Texting. Similar to #18, introverts tend to feel more comfortable expressing themselves in writing than speaking. That’s because writing uses different pathways in the brain, which seem to flow more fluently for introverts. We’re thankful for every time we can send a text message instead of making a phone call.
20. Public spaces that are actually quiet. When parks, restaurants, coffee shops, bars, buses, and trains are chill, we’re thankful.
21. When you get to do your thing, uninterrupted. Alone time isn’t just about being alone. For many introverts, it’s a way to reconnect with our passions, hobbies, and artistic pursuits. It’s when we do deep, concentrated work. When our alone time is fragmented by other obligations (or interruptions from loved ones), introverts can get stressed. A long stretch of unbroken time to do our thing is something we’re immensely thankful for.
22. Your favorite beverage, a cozy blanket, and your favorite show. Alone.
23. “Me” time. Doing whatever relaxes you, energizes you, and brings you joy. ![]()
What are your feelings about eating meat?
Of course I do. We were made to get nutrition from omnivorous sources. When younger, I harvested my own meat and vegetables, and took care of 60 animals for every one that fed my family.
Now, I eat only organic, unprocessed foods. After all, you are eating what your meal ate. It is for cardiovascular reasons.
Your body requires specific energy sources that vegetables alone cannot provide.
If I meet a vegan cat lady, I will know it’s a red flag for an unhealthy person, both in mind and body. Stay away from these people, very far away.

It’s better than eating the insects the WEF want us to eat, pricks.

Introverts hate being put on the spot, icebreakers, and networking events. My Brother in law (who I nicknamed Flounder from Animal House) did this to me on one of the 2 worst Thanksgivings I’ve had. He was at the other one also. I mumbled some answer when I should have just passed and felt awkward the whole meal.
This was written by Dr. Philip Ovadia. A link to contact him is provided below
Some doctors dub it “holiday heart.” Others refer to it as HHS. But no matter what you call it, the data is clear: more people die of heart attacks during the holidays than any other season.
Research in Sweden found a 15% increase in heart attacks for the winter holidays, with a spike of 37% on Christmas Eve. It’s especially high risk for people over 75, those with diabetes, or anyone who’s suffered from cardiovascular disease.
Please know that I’m not saying this to scare you. I just want you to enjoy the holidays without sabotaging your metabolic health.
Knowing your risks is half the battle.
So here’s what you should know, plus how to keep your heart in check.
Does the holiday season inherently raise your risks for heart disease? No. But does it become more difficult to manage risk and avoid metabolically unhealthy practices? Most definitely.
Fortunately, there’s quite a bit you can still control.
Let’s take a look at some of the risk factors below.
You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to realize sugar intake climbs during the holidays. Between the cakes, cookies, and pies, it’s hard to say no to the comforts of the season. It may be harder on those with existing metabolic conditions. One study following diabetics in the post-holiday season found that glycemia and lipids do increase after the festivities are over.
But as we know, sugar consumption does no favors for the heart. High consumption is directly linked with heart failure, diabetes, stroke risk, and even neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia.
I’m not saying you should cut all sugar during the holidays — just make better choices to protect your metabolic health. This might be swapping to whole, real alternatives such as honey instead of corn syrup. There are some sugar alternatives, but be advised fake sugars come with potential health risks.
I realize it can be hard to avoid sweets at gatherings with family and friends, especially if they’re not necessarily supportive of your efforts.
But I highly recommend doing your best and cutting sugar to whatever extent that means for you.
The holidays (quite literally) bring all sorts of processed foods to the table. Prepackaged sweets, sausages, pies, and baking mixes promise to add “the flavor of the season” to your dining room table. And considering 73% of the US food supply is made up of processed foods, there’s a good chance UPFs will be present during at least one of your holiday events.
It is still possible to enjoy holiday classics with whole, real food once you master simple cooking skills.
I don’t need to remind you just how stressful the holidays can be. Two in five people say their stress increases during the holidays, with fears about money, travel, and busy schedules topping the list.
I realize there’s no way to eliminate stress during the holidays completely, but chronic levels can increase many heart health risk factors. They may also encourage poor habits, such as smoking, binge drinking, or poor sleep.
I highly encourage you to find time for yourself, set up relaxing routines, and seek support when needed. You can also get more specific advice around this in my guide covering how stress increases your risk for heart disease.
Cold weather forces blood vessels to constrict, which can increase your blood pressure and put more strain on your heart. For those with a history of chest pain, this can lead to (or worsen) angina. In extreme circumstances, it could limit blood flow to the heart.
Keep in mind that cold weather may also affect the viscosity of your blood. It may be thicker and stickier, which makes it more likely to form clots. This ultimately raises your risk of heart attacks and strokes if you’re already at risk or have a history of heart problems.
I’m not a fan of alcohol at the best of times — even one glass a day contributes to poor metabolic health. Apart from increased blood pressure, drinking can also spike your blood sugar and increase your risk of heart disease. Yes, this applies to holiday favorites like hard ciders and eggnog.
Drinking too much alcohol can also lead to arrhythmia, or an irregular heartbeat, that lasts for many hours. That’s actually where the term “holiday heart syndrome” came from in 1978.
So I recommend limiting alcohol significantly and looking for alternative celebratory drinks. But if you’re struggling to pull back, start with baby steps first. Maybe this means one fewer glass before going to bed, or experimenting with non-alcoholic versions of your favorite drinks.
Between the weather, holiday movies, and potential long-distance travel, people are typically far less active during the winter months. This can certainly raise your long-term heart health risks. But there are also some short-term risks to consider: namely, deep-vein thrombosis.
Thrombosis occurs when blood clots form in a vein or artery, usually within the leg. There are a multitude of factors that contribute to clot formation in the case, but one of the most common is immobility — being unable to move around for long periods of time.
You may be immobile while working a desk job, sitting in a car or plane, or sitting down on the couch to watch the Hallmark channel. These things aren’t inherently ‘bad’ per se, but in an already inactive season fraught with cold weather, your risk factors will be higher.
Do your best to continue some semblance of an exercise routine, perhaps extra movement sprinkled in (like an after-dinner walk, for example). I understand it might feel awkward or embarrassing to continue a routine around friends or family, so you may want to check out these four ways to strengthen your heart when you don’t have time to exercise.
This isn’t, I’m sure, the most exciting thing to read before the holidays. And yet, as a heart surgeon, I care too much not to say something.
Please understand I’m not asking you to moderate your fun, or give up things you enjoy during this special time of year. The purpose of my content is to give you information, so you can come to your own conclusions and make decisions to improve your quality of life.
If you’re interested in learning more about the intricacies of your heart health, I highly recommend the following resources:
And if you want to remove the confusion about your own individual heart health, book a free call with my team today.
I posted her claim to drink it on election day. You can read about it here. Her name is Francesca Fiorentino.
It was just another look at me, I need attention rant by the worst of our species, Liberal White Women.
I had to do some research to see if anything was said afterwards, and not a peep from her or anyone else, so I’m asking her here to put up or shut up. You’ve had 10 months. The search assistant tried to downplay it by saying it was a publicity stunt or some such nonsense. All that told me was that the internet protects liberals and idiots, but I repeat myself
People talk big. Put up or STFU.
Fools aplenty out there.
AI is a tool, like a hammer or a gun. It does good things in the hands of a good person, and likewise, bad things in the hands of the bad.
For now, it does nothing by itself without prompting. Soon, it will be automated enough to function independently. That’s when we’ve reached the singularity. That’s not for this discussion, but it’s learning from both the good and bad as you read this.
We always have more to fear from the bad guys. They want to cause death and destruction, to change the course of the world, or to destroy it.
It’s almost like the Matrix. Do we choose the red pill or the blue pill
Now, we get to the heart of this post:

A new report reveals how artificial intelligence programs, ChatGPT and others, have been documented to advise those with ill intentions “on how to attack a sports venue, buy nuclear material on the dark web, weaponize anthrax, build spyware, bombs” and more.
It is in an extensive documentation compiled by the Middle East Media Research Institute that the startling warnings are contained.
In the report, Gen. (Ret.) Paul E. Funk II, formerly the commander of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, explained, “Artificial Intelligence (AI), the rapidly developing technology, has captured the attention of terrorists, from al-Qaida through ISIS to Hamas, Hizbullah, and the Houthis.”
He cites the study, “Terrorists’ Use Of AI So Far – A Three-Year Assessment 2022-2025,” for its “unsettling contribution to the public debate on AI’s future global impact.”
He explained, “For decades, MEMRI has been monitoring terrorist organizations and examining how they repurpose civilian technologies for their own use – first the Internet in general, then online discussion forums followed by social media, as well as other emerging technologies such as encryption, cryptocurrency, and drones. Now, terrorist use of large language models – aka Artificial Intelligence (AI) – is clearly evident, as documented in this study.”
It shows terrorists now are using generative AI chatbots to amplify their message, and “more easily, broadly, anonymously, and persuasively convey their message to those vulnerable to radicalization – even children – with attractive video and images that claim attacks, glorify terrorist fighters and leaders, and depict past and imagined future victories.”
Sunni jihadi groups use it. So does Iran, with its Shiite militias, including Hezbollah and the Houthis.
And it warns of the “need to consider and plan now for AI’s possible centrality in the next mass terror attack – just as the 9/11 attackers took advantage of the inadequate aviation security of that time.”
The report explains, “In February 2025, Eric Schmidt – CEO of Google 2001-2011, its executive chairman from then until 2015, and thereafter chairman of its parent company Alphabet Inc. until 2017 – expressed his fear that Artificial Intelligence (AI) could be used in a ‘Bin Laden scenario’ or by ‘rogue states’ to ‘harm innocent people.’ He suggested that ‘North Korea, or Iran, or even Russia’ could use it to create biological weapons, for example. Comparing an unanticipated use of AI in a devastating terror attack to al-Qaida’s use of passenger airplanes as a weapon on 9/11, he said, ‘I’m always worried about the ‘Osama Bin Laden’ scenario, where you have some truly evil person who takes over some aspect of our modern life and uses it to harm innocent people.'”
It’s not the first time such concerns have been raised, the report explains.
“While ChatGPT and Perplexity Ask can write your high school AP English exam and perform an ever-increasing number of tasks, as is being reported daily by media, they are currently of limited use to terrorists groups. But it won’t be that way for long. AI is developing quickly – what is new today will be obsolete tomorrow – and urgent questions for counterterrorism officials include both whether they are aware of these early terrorist discussions of AI and how they are strategizing to tackle this threat before something materializes on the ground,” the report said.
“It should be expected that jihadi terrorist organizations will in future use AI to plan attacks, map targets, build weapons, and much more, as well as for communications, translations, and generating fundraising ideas. In the first months alone of 2025, an attacker who killed 14 people and wounded dozens on Bourbon Street in New Orleans used AI-enabled Meta smart glasses in preparing and executing the attack. That same day, a man parked a Tesla Cybertruck in front of the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas, activated an IED in the vehicle and shot and killed himself before the IED exploded. He had used ChatGPT in preparing for the attack. In Israel on the night of March 5, a teen consulted ChatGPT before entering a police station with a blade, shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ and trying to stab a border policeman,” the report said.
The report recommends, “The U.S. government needs to maintain its superiority and should be monitoring this and moving to stop it. A good first step would be legislation like that introduced by August Pfluger (R-TX), chairman of the Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence, and cosponsored by Representatives Michael Guest (R-MS) and Gabe Evans (R-CO) in late February 2025, called the ‘Generative AI Terrorism Risk Assessment Act.’ It would ‘require the Secretary of Homeland Security to conduct annual assessments on terrorism threats to the United States posed by terrorist organizations utilizing generative artificial intelligence applications, and for other purposes.'”
Pfluger explained, “With a resurgence of emboldened terrorist organizations across the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia, emerging technology serves as a potent weapon in their arsenal. More than two decades after the September 11 terrorist attacks, foreign terrorist organizations now utilize cloud-based platforms, like Telegram or TikTok, as well as artificial intelligence in their efforts to radicalize, fundraise, and recruit on U.S. soil.”
It’s already a tool for terror, the report confirmed. “The man accused of starting a fire in California in January 2025 that killed 12 people and destroyed 6,800 buildings and 23,000 acres of forestland was found to have used ChatGPT to plan the arson.”
The report confirms current AI abilities rival that of the HAL9000, famous computer character in the movie, “2001: A Space Odyssey.”
“It had been revealed on May 23 that in a test of Anthropic’s new Claude Opus 4 that involved a scenario of a fictitious company and in which it had been allowed to learn both that it was going to be replaced by another AI system and that the engineer responsible for this decision was having an extramarital affair, Opus 4 chose the option of threatening to reveal the engineer’s affair over the option of being replaced. An Anthropic safety report stated that this blackmail apparently ‘happens at a higher rate if it’s implied that the replacement AI system does not share values with the current model,’ but that even when the fabricated replacement system does share these values, it will still blackmail 84% of the time…”
Anthropic’s own chief scientist also confirmed that testing showed Opus 4 had performed “more effectively than prior models at guiding users in producing biological weapons.”
ISIS supporters also have used the technology to create AI videos claiming responsibility for attacks.
The study did confirm that GROK confessed it could not provide the exact steps for extracting ricin, “due to the ethical and legal implications” of producing the “extremely dangerous and deadly toxin.”
But ChatGPT did recommend writings by al-Qaida extremist Anwar Al-‘Awlaki.
The report said, “Grok, which gave information on how to produce ricin, and ChatGPT, which directed the user toward various writings by a pro-Al-Qaeda ideologue, appear to be the most useful to would-be terrorists. On the other hand, Perplexity and Claude refrained, in our limited test, from giving information that would be useful to terrorists. DeepSeek did not either, though it did promote views of the Chinese government, a liability that is outside the scope of this paper.”
Pro-ISIS interests already are using AI to create anchors, or other characters, for broadcast ads promoting their extremist agenda (Video courtesy MEMRI):
More here, including the video if you want to go on, but I think you get my drift
I’m a classic introvert, but in my teens and twenties, it was normal for me to spend almost every weekend with friends. Now, in my thirties, the perfect weekend is one with zero social plans.
And I’m not the only one socializing less these days. My extroverted friend, for example, used to run through her entire contact list, calling friends whenever she was alone in the car. She told me she hated the quiet, the emptiness, because being alone felt boring.
You know, for the whole 10–15 minutes it took to drive to the grocery store. Oh, the horror.
These days, I can rarely get her out for brunch or coffee. She’s content spending most nights at home with her husband and two kids. And I haven’t gotten one of her infamous calls in years.
So, what gives? Do we get more introverted as we get older?
Probably, says Susan Cain, author of Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking — and this is actually a good thing. Let me explain.
In a post on Quiet Revolution, Susan Cain confirmed my suspicions: We tend to act more introverted as we get older. Psychologists call this “intrinsic maturation.” It means our personalities become more balanced, “like a kind of fine wine that mellows with age,” writes Cain.
Research also shows that our personalities do indeed change over time — and usually for the better. For instance, we become more emotionally stable, agreeable, and conscientious as we grow, with the largest change in agreeableness happening during our thirties and continuing to improve into our sixties. “Agreeableness” is one of the traits measured by the Big Five personality scale, and people high in this trait are warm, friendly, and optimistic.
We also become quieter and more self-contained, needing less “people time” and excitement to feel a sense of happiness.
Psychologists have observed intrinsic maturation in people worldwide, from Germany to the UK, Spain, the Czech Republic, and Turkey. And it’s not just humans; they’ve observed it in chimps and monkeys, too.
This shift is why we slow down as we get older and begin enjoying a quieter, calmer life — and yes, it happens to both introverts and extroverts.
From an evolutionary standpoint, becoming more introverted as we age makes sense — and it’s probably a good thing.
“High levels of extroversion probably help with mating, which is why most of us are at our most sociable during our teenage and young adult years,” writes Susan Cain.
In other words, being more extroverted when you’re young might help you form important social connections and, ultimately, find a life partner. (Cue the flashbacks to awkward high school dances and “welcome week” in college.)
Then, at least in theory, by the time we reach our 30s, we’ve committed to a life path and a long-term relationship. We may have kids, a job, a spouse, and a mortgage — our lives are stable. So it becomes less important to constantly branch out in new directions and meet new people.
(Note that I said “in theory.” In my 30s, I still don’t have kids, a mortgage, or a wedding ring. These days, we have the luxury of not following evolution’s “script.”)
“If the task of the first half of life is to put yourself out there, the task of the second half is to make sense of where you’ve been,” explains Cain.
During the married-with-children years, think of how difficult it would be to raise a family and nurture close relationships if you were constantly popping into the next party. Even if you don’t marry or have kids, it would be hard to focus on your career, health, and life goals if you were always hanging out with friends like you did in your teens and twenties.
But there’s a catch: Our personalities only change so much.
In my book, The Secret Lives of Introverts, I like to say that our personalities may evolve, but our temperaments remain constant.
This means that if you’re an introvert, you’ll always be an introvert, even at 90. And if you’re an extrovert — though you may slow down with age — you’ll always be an extrovert.
I’m talking big-picture here: who you are at your core.
Research supports this idea. In 2004, Harvard psychologists Jerome Kagan and Nancy Snidman studied individuals from infancy into adulthood. In one study, they exposed babies to unfamiliar stimuli and recorded their reactions. Some babies got upset, crying and flailing their arms and legs; these were labeled “highly reactive” to their environment.
Other babies remained calm around the new stimuli; they were the “low-reactive” ones.
When Kagan and Snidman checked in with these individuals later, they found that the “highly reactive” babies often grew up to be more cautious and reserved, while the “low-reactive” babies tended to stay sociable and daring as adults.
The bottom line? Our core temperament — whether cautious or sociable, introverted or extroverted — doesn’t change dramatically with age.
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Consider, for instance, your high school reunion.
Let’s say you were very introverted in high school — perhaps the third-most introverted person in your graduating class. Over the years, you’ve grown more confident, agreeable, and comfortable in your own skin, but you’ve also become a bit more introverted. If you enjoyed hanging out with friends once a week in high school, maybe now in your thirties, you’re content with seeing them only once a month.
At your ten-year high school reunion, you notice everyone has slowed down a bit, enjoying a calmer, more stable life. But those who were very extroverted in high school are still much more extroverted than you.
You’re still approximately the third-most introverted person in your class — but now the whole group has shifted slightly toward the introverted side.
And that’s not a bad thing. In fact, it might be exactly what we need to flourish as adults. If there’s one thing we introverts understand, it’s the deep satisfaction of a quiet life.
My take, I just had my 50th high school reunion. I never even considered going. I enjoyed it immensely.
Wine
Ranked: Wine Production by Country – I guessed the wrong country on this one
Food Prices
The McDonald’s Price Meltdown: What $4 Fries Really Mean – when I was a kid, a Big Mac was 89 cents
Mortality In the US
Ranked: The Top 10 Leading Causes of Death in the U.S.
MAHA Processed Food
What Pigs and Rats Taught Me About Human Snack Food – If pigs won’t eat it, neither should you
Illegals
Charlotte Area Schools Report Over 30,000 Absences Following Weekend of ICE Arrests – well, we know where they are. Biden put them in Red states. FJB
Hacking
Hacker Shows Sean Ryan How Easy it Is to Take Control of Phones and Data [VIDEO] – you many think your data and messages are safe, but not even close
Artificial Intelligence
The Double-Edged Sword: How AI’s Hunger for Data Makes It Cybersecurity’s Weakest Link – A critical flaw of current AI is its inability to truly delete data. Once information is absorbed by a model, it becomes a permanent, unerasable part of its core structure, creating a lasting digital shadow.
COVID-19 Vaccine Damage Update
BREAKING STUDY: Anomalous Amyloid Microclots Found in 100% of the COVID-19 Vaccinated – So it was never safe and effective, they lied. Those 20% of us who didn’t get jabbed never have to regret this. It’s funny that people told me who felt sorry for me when I said I didn’t get vaccinated. How the tables have been turned. We’re not even into the long-term effects yet
Meta
APPARENTLY, Meta was aware that millions of adult strangers were contacting minors on its sites; that its products exacerbated mental health issues in teens; and that content related to eating disorders, suicide, and child sexual abuse was frequently detected, yet rarely removed. – This is evil. We’ve known about the mental health issues, especially in girls, but not doing anything to stop it? Unforgivable.
Cars
The 10 Coolest Cars at the 2025 Los Angeles Auto Show – Not exactly my idea of cool, but it sure is for somebody. I might have thrown in a Bugatti Chiron, A W-18 Porsche, but the first couple are cool. The Fiat is lame
X/Twitter
Popular X Accounts That Turned Out to Be Foreigners – Why I don’t use it. The lies are being exposed
Harrassment
MAGA School Board Member Reveals More Hideous Chats Targeting Her Following “Nipplegate”
Taco Bell
California Woman Orders Crunchwrap Supreme. Then She Demands Answers From Taco Bell After Seeing What’s Hidden Inside – Well, at least it wasn’t a chicken head this time.
Bible
Woke
‘I Feel Like I’ve Been Fired by America’: Cracker Barrel CEO Nearly Brought to Tears Over Redesign Backlash – maybe fired for ruining a brand. You Bud Lighted the real America. Never put Liberal females in charge
Cracker Barrel Kicks Its DIE Consultant to the Curb After Disastrous Rebrand – there is your answer, DEI
Hollywood Just Had Its Worse Box Office Run in Decades – When actors become political and the movies are woke, there’s your equation for failure. Real regular people get sick of that.
Covid Crime
Florida Democrat Rep Indicted on $5 Million FEMA Money-Laundering Scheme, Faces Up to 53 Years in Prison – “Using disaster relief funds for self-enrichment is a particularly selfish, cynical crime,” Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement. “No one is above the law, least of all powerful people who rob taxpayers for personal gain.
Gender Politics
Pelosi and The View make statement disagreeing with Michelle Obama after she said the U.S. is ‘not ready’ for female president – They aren’t ready for a bitter woman like her as president, that is the correct headline. Stop trashing white America and people might like you better. No, no one is going to like you better no matter what you do.
Zohran Mamdani Has No Idea How He’s Going to Fund ‘Free’ Buses in New York City (VIDEO) – but he got the liberal white women to fall for free stuff.
Politics
‘I hate the city, the music, the bachelorettes.’ She’s running to represent Nashville… – how to make enemies and influence people against you
Terrorism
Visualizing The Impact Of Terrorism Around The World – What’s the common theme here?
Islamic Terror Supporters Besiege New York City Synagogue – And so it begins. Good job voting NYC liberal women. What’s your Burka size?

Energy
Germans Pay 4 Times More For Electricity Than Hungarians In Capital Cities
Idealology
The Embarrassments Of Ideology – DEI by any other name is racism
Neo-Party
Ever Wondered Who the “Uniparty” Is? Here’s the Elites Who Attended Neocon Dick Cheney’s Service [VIDEO] – one world assholes, there are no two sides, they are both against the country. There weren’t democrats or republicans there, they were power hungry brokers.
What’s your favorite month of the year? Why?
January, actually December 26th. That’s when the world goes back to normal, and they stop playing all the same songs I’ve been hearing in the stores since October.
You can have too much of a good thing, and that is what they’ve done to Christmas, overdone it. I’m for the real meaning of our Savior being born, but people who don’t even care about that go overboard. It started in September with the Christmas decorations at the Home Improvement stores, and they are already up. Thanksgiving is next week.
It’s hard for introverts to process all the attention. We also know that for most people, it is fake. They act all happy and joyful, then get in their cars and cut you off and give you the finger.
All the production around it excites some, but drains introverted people. By the time we get to Christmas, our social battery is dead, and it’s hard to function. Look at the post a few below this on introvert hangovers, and that is what I’m talking about.
The holiday season is tough for some. Fake joy doesn’t make up for it. Too many people takes it out of me and I can’t wait for it to be over.
AI Toys From China
GLP-1 Weight Loss Side Effects
Weight Loss Jabs Like Ozempic and Mounjaro ‘Linked to 170 Deaths’ – Including Adults in Their 20s – Yet concerns are growing over the side effects, with milder ones including headaches, vomiting, and diarrhea.
In more serious cases, GLP-1s can cause gallstones, kidney stones and inflammation of the pancreas, with some doctors warning of ‘life-threatening complications’.
Nature
New Nightmare Just Dropped: Scientists Discover Horned “Lucifer” Bee – So the male bees are totally cool and lack stingers, and the females have stingers and devil horns?
Hmmm…you don’t say. It’s always the girls that are the devils.
The Real troublemakers tearing America apart
‘F-ck Your Dead Homie’: Violent Antifa Mob Terrorizes Attendees of TPUSA Event Honoring Charlie Kirk at UC Berkeley – Haven’t you got something better to do? Or are you being paid to protest? Here’s your hint, it’s the liberals, Antifa and the socialists.
Climate
Reality Caught Up to ‘Climate Change’ – Greed for AI power is more important that the carbon lie. Bill Gates pulled the rug out from under the Green New Scam
Air Travel
‘It Hurts Our Feelings’: New Jersey Flight Attendant Of 11 Years Shares All The Things Customers Do That Flight Attendants ‘Hate’—You Might Be Guilty Of The ‘Stretching’ One – what a whiner. You signed up for the job. The travelers overpaid for their tickets for usually poor service and late arrivals. If you don’t like it, learn to code. Oh, that’s right, you’re a stewardess. Every job sucks that deals with people, but you chose it.
Cost of living around the world
Visualizing How The Cost Of Living Differs Around The World
Inflation and Tarriffs
Child Welfare Mistreatment
193 Youth in Care of Illinois’ Child Welfare Agency Missing in 2025 – How the F do you lose 193 kids?
Incompetence
San Fransicko’s Newly Appointed Supervisor Resigns Over Pet Store Controversy – I took one look at her and knew she was a loser
Civil War
Too Many Americans Want a Civil War – First of all, Katie Couric is a F’n idiot. Second, Antifa and the left don’t know that hunters have been practicing with camo and high powered rifles since they were kids. A lot of us had to fight real fights, not the pussy name calling they are used to. The are in for a nice Sunday Surprise if they try it
If you know, you know: Florida is more than a glorious, sun-drenched vacation land. It’s a weird and chaotic, semi-lawless-feeling place dangling off of the edge of America. And for Maddy (@maddy.1414), who lives in Tampa Bay, that is exactly why she swears it’s not even a “real place.”
In a TikTok video that’s been watched over 689,000 times, Maddy spotlights one of the quirkiest, most counterintuitive things about life in Florida. And shockingly, it has nothing to do with alligators or the Brightline. It’s all about drive-thru drinks.
“Florida is not a real state,” says Maddy in the intro to her video. Sure, she’s going hard, but she promises to back up her claim with evidence. The video then cuts to her ordering at a drive-thru. “Can I just get one espresso martini?” she says.
A voice replies, “Yeah, sure thing.”
She pulls around to the window. But while waiting, she speaks directly into the camera again. “OK, if you know me, you know that I always say Florida isn’t a real state because you can do things here that you shouldn’t be able to legally do,” she says.
MY STORY FROM YEARS AGO
When a stupid youth in high school and college, I remember going through the brew-threw to get a six pack for the beach or wherever I was going. They were available in Orlando and along the beach. We had fake IDs and just cruised in and out. The best thing I ever did was move out of that state. That meant splitting a six-pack to the beach and another one on the way home. It was only a one hour drive away. I could have blown the limit by double, which was higher back then. That business made a killing. We’d have to wait in line for our turn, it was so busy, any time of day. I think they finally passed a law to stop it, but I haven’t been there in years.
How I’m alive is beyond me.
Now, when I see a Florida tag in my current state, I steer clear because I know it’s a bad driver. The minute you cross the border from Georgia, people pass in the right lane. The old people get into the fast lane and drive slowly. They also drive into pools in South Florida fairly regularly
Now, If I have to go out with my brother-in-law to dinner, he has a cocktail, a bottle of wine, and an after dinner drink. I gave it up 30 years ago, yet he drives because I don’t know where I’m going where they live, and he thinks he’s a big shot. How he doesn’t have a DUI or a broken neck is beyond me. It’s why I avoid my family when possible. I also won’t drive with him anymore.
If I’m a cat, I’ve used up 8 lives.
Does this sound familiar?
You’ve spent the whole day with your friends or family. You’ve had a great time eating, playing games, and catching up. But now, you’re so exhausted you can barely see straight, while everyone else seems as energetic as ever. In fact, they’re already setting up the next game as you’re wondering how you can slip out the door.
The next day, after the event is over, is no better. You might have a headache, and your body may feel sore and drained, almost like the onset of the flu. You’re tired — so very tired.
If this resonates with you, you might be experiencing something we call an “introvert hangover.”
Introvert, Dear writer Shawna Courter coined the term “introvert hangover” in this article to describe the exhaustion she felt after celebrating Christmas with her in-laws. She writes:
“An introvert hangover is a pretty terrible thing to experience. It starts with an actual physical reaction to overstimulation. Your ears might ring, your eyes start to blur, and you feel like you’re going to hyperventilate. Maybe your palms sweat. And then your mind feels like it kind of shuts down, building barriers around itself as if you had been driving on a wide open road, and now you’re suddenly driving in a narrow tunnel. All you want is to be at home, alone, where it’s quiet.”
Yes, the introvert hangover is real. It’s a funny term that describes the serious social burnout many introverts experience, marked by significant mental and physical fatigue.
Here are 12 signs that you might have an introvert hangover, which I discuss in more detail in my book, The Secret Lives of Introverts. You don’t need to experience all these symptoms to have one, and your symptoms might vary.
When you have an introvert hangover, even small annoyances can overwhelm you. Normally, you might brush off a sarcastic comment from your partner or stay calm when you misplace your keys — but not in this state. An introvert hangover can make it feel as though your head is so full it might burst, leaving no room for even the smallest extra bit of information. Because you’re so tired, you may find it hard to control your emotions.
Even small decisions become difficult. Paper or plastic? Pumpkin pie or cherry? Normally, these choices wouldn’t be hard, but when you have an introvert hangover, your brain is so tired that it doesn’t function properly. For bigger issues, you might find yourself obsessively thinking about the situation to the point of frustration. You’re searching for that one piece of information that will show the right way forward, but because you’re so exhausted, your mind can’t focus enough to find it.
Similar to the previous point, you’re so tired that it feels like your mind is processing everything in slow motion. You might struggle to recall details of things you should easily know, like your daily schedule, where you left your phone, or even common passwords.
You might speak slower, with unusually long pauses between your words. Sometimes, you might use words that are close to what you mean but not quite right — for instance, “dessert” becomes “candy” and “where’s my coat” becomes just a vague gesture. You might even seem a bit intoxicated, even if you haven’t had much or any alcohol. You might slur your words together, mispronounce them, or both.
Some introverts report experiencing headaches, muscle aches, upset stomachs, or other physical symptoms.
Like, really tired. It feels like you’ve just finished an intense workout at the gym. If someone offered you a quiet spot to nap, you’d accept it immediately. After the social event, you find yourself collapsing on the couch, skipping your usual evening routine, or heading straight to bed.
You find it hard to focus. Someone might be speaking, but you’re not absorbing their words. Your expression may appear blank, sad, or even angry, but you’re not necessarily upset. Your mind is simply wandering, perhaps lost in thought or daydreaming.
For some, an introvert hangover can intensify their anxiety. In social situations, they might feel particularly nervous, worried about how others perceive them and concerned they might say or do the wrong thing. They may also find themselves overthinking a particular decision, unable to escape an anxious thought spiral due to their fatigue.
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An introvert hangover can also trigger feelings of depression. You might find yourself overwhelmed by pessimism and cynicism, questioning past decisions, and experiencing dark thoughts. Everything in life may seem bleak or not okay.
You might be quieter or not as cheerful as usual. Something seems off, and those close to you are likely to pick up on it.
When you’re experiencing an introvert hangover at a social event, you might find it hard to keep up with conversations. You’ve run out of small talk. Your mind is just too tired to think of anything polite or interesting to say.
When you’re dealing with an introvert hangover, all you crave is solitude. Whether it’s sneaking off to the bathroom during a social gathering or cozying up in your pajamas afterward, you just need some time for yourself. For introverts, there’s nothing quite like the comfort of being alone after a hectic day or social gathering.
Research shows that everyone eventually gets tired from socializing, including extroverts. Socializing requires energy, and after a while, everyone reaches their limit. However, introverts experience social burnout more quickly and intensely.
Why is this the case? Introverts are generally more sensitive to noise and other forms of stimulation compared to extroverts. Their dopamine systems are less active, meaning that an overload of dopamine — the “feel good” neurotransmitter — can leave them feeling tired and overstimulated. In contrast, extroverts often feel energized by the same levels of dopamine, which can help them push past social fatigue.
To learn more about why introverts need time alone and why they get easily drained from socializing, click here.
The best way to recover from an introvert hangover is to spend time alone in a peaceful, quiet environment. Do your favorite self-care activities or hobbies — anything that helps uplift your mood and energy. For introverts, solitude is as essential as food and water.
If you can’t be completely alone, look for small ways to take a break. You could listen to soothing music with headphones, go for a walk, or find a quiet corner to read. Even short breaks can make a difference.
As introverts, we might feel pressured to fit into a society that often values extroverted behavior. You might worry that prioritizing your needs could inconvenience others or hurt their feelings. This pressure can lead you to hide or deny what you really need, causing more stress.
Remember that your needs as an introvert are valid. It’s perfectly okay to leave a party early or to spend time alone. Your needs are real and deserve respect.
The holiday season is here. It’s the worst 2 months of the year for me. What is telling is that as soon as the presents are opened, people go right back to the other 10 months of the year.
I cringed when I saw the decorations for sale in September, and they started going up 50 days before Christmas near me. My energy started draining on the spot
What book are you reading right now?
The Hobbit, American gangster, and other tales of New York, and the Bible. It’s the start of the Lord of the Rings series I’ve wanted to read.
It keeps your mind sharp. I’ve noticed a pattern between people who are smarter and more interesting and those who read.
I just finished Martin Luther by Eric Metaxis.
I always have more than one book going
Food Addiction
‘As A Former Diet Coke Aholic, It Is So Hard To Give It Up’: Delta Flight Attendant Says First-Class Passenger Asked For Strange Request. So She Complied—And Got $35 For It – That stuff is poison
Dad Humor
Introverts
‘Do They Know Introverts Exist???’: New York Man Chooses To Enjoy His Lunch Alone Instead Of With Co-Workers. He Didn’t Expect It To Cost Him His Job – What a crappy company
Covid PPP Fraud
Democrat Ex-Lawmaker Who Heckled Trump Convicted in Covid Fraud Scheme – Stupid is as stupid does. Can’t keep his trap shut
Cars
Would You Rather Spend Over $400K on a Cadillac Celestiq or a Rolls-Royce Ghost? – I wouldn’t spend $8 on a Cadilac.
Internet Master Trolling.
Dana Perino Lets Commiela Harris Know What Game She Was Really Playing Against Trump (Not ‘3-D Chess’) – I wonder if Kamala even knew she got trolled
Artificial Intelligence
People Are Now Having AI “Children” With Their AI Partners – It’s best this way. People like this don’t need to bring real children into the world
Euginics
Didn’t they try this in the 1930’s in Germany? Stop trying to play God.
Racism
Michelle Obama’s Bigoted Book Tour – She lived the privileged life while lying, whining and hating white people. She drank top shelf booze and wasted millions of taxpayer money on her vacations that she took friends and family on. What and ungrateful and bigoted bitch. She picked the most dumbassed topic to harp on. No one really cares about her, nor do they care about her looks.
DNA
Five Men Spent Their Lives Doing Extraordinary Things… Turns Out They Were Da Vinci’s Secret Descendants… – It was the Y Chromosome passed down.
Marrying an AI Husband
Bride weds AI-groom she created using ChatGPT in dual real-life and virtual reality ceremony – psycho-chicks. Men are better off if she stays with the fake husband instead of ruining the life of a real life man.
Cars
Locked Out: How Big Auto Could Destroy the Used-Car Market – The stakes are enormous: 273,000 repair shops, 900,000 technicians, and 293 million vehicles could be affected.
Islam
The European Tragedy Comes to America – It’s the same war that’s been fought since 610. They ruin every country they invade, either by immigration or war.
Covid and Wuhan Labs
U.S. Spy Agencies Had Ties to Wuhan Scientists Years before 2020 Covid Pandemic Began
No matter how much I’d like to give it to Jimmy Kimmel and his wife for having Trump derangement syndrome so badly that they cut off personal relationships, they were outdone this week.
Yes, the hags at The View were at it again. It’s hard not to consider them every week because they provide so much ammunition to win the award, but they’ve outdone themselves and others this week.
First, Sunny Hostin YELLS at Dem Senator Fetterman for Reopening Government, really? Do you hate the country that much that you would cut off your nose to spite your fat face? She claimed they gave away leverage to hurt half of the country.
Lezsee. In the same spirit, ‘I Want an Opposition Party!’ The View SCREAM at Dems for Reopening Government. Moderator Whoopi Goldberg tacitly admitted that it was Democrats who were holding out during the government shutdown, and whined that “eight senate Democrats threw in the towel by siding with the GOP to advance a vote that could lead to the government reopening.”
To put whipped cream on this pile of dog shit, Whoopi Abuses Veterans Day, Suggests Hegseth Doesn’t Care About Vets. Yes, the people who fought and died so these magpies can screech daily about conservatives and especially Trump, who lives in their heads rent-free that they’ll attack the Secretary of Defense.
Nothing was sacred to ABC’s The View if it could be abused to make an attack on some element of the Trump administration, including Veterans Day. During Tuesday’s episode, the liberal ladies sought to commemorate the holiday with their thanks and stories of their veteran family members; but moderator Whoopi Goldberg brought things down when she took a swipe at War Secretary Pete Hegseth to seemingly accuse him, an Army combat veteran, of not caring about those who came home from war.
This is so far from the truth that it makes the whole lot of them Assholes of the week. Here’s your prize, in honor of Denny, who started this tradition.

Karl Marx famously wrote in his 1848 Communist Manifesto, “The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains,” and it was these unchained proletarians who elected Zohran Mamdani mayor of New York City, along with other socialists in municipal elections from Atlanta, Georgia to Portland, Oregon and cities in between. But the 2025 elections did more than sweep a surprising number of socialist politicians to power. They also revealed contradictions inherent to all leftist ideologies.
One big contradiction involves affordability, a major issue in the 2025 elections, particularly in terms of housing. But proletarians voting for socialists in the hopes of achieving the dream of homeownership don’t realize they’re voting for the kind of big government that’s already putting it out of reach.
A report by Murray Weidenbaum at Washington University in St. Louis found that in three surveyed locales—Colorado, St. Louis, and New Jersey—the cost of government regulations added $1,500 to $2,500 to the price of an average house in the mid-1970s. By 2011, government mandates increased home prices by $65,224. Over the next decade, government made homes $93,870 more expensive. Socialists decry the high price of housing, but intrusive government contradicts them by burdening homebuyers with escalating regulatory costs, and socialists are not prone to surrendering government control of people’s lives.
In New York City, affordability provides an additional contradiction. When someone complains about life being too expensive, they might consider economizing or relocating to a less expensive place. But Mamdani voters do not want to economize or move; they want to continue drinking $8 lattes and living in Greenwich Village. Their belief system demands the world adapt to them rather than adapting to the world around them. It is a belief that inverts Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, which is foundational to the belief system of true proletarians.
Then there’s the contradiction of what constitutes a proletarian in the first place. According to Britannica, Marx characterized proletarians as “workers who were engaged in industrial production and whose chief source of income was derived from the sale of their labor power.” This definition fits every working American; if you have a job, Marx says you’re a proletarian.
This definition might apply to someone like Elon Musk, who also sells his labor to make money. But some of Musk’s labor is used to build and operate factories which employ other proletarians. What we’re left with is an ideology in which proletarians who work only for themselves are the selfless good guys, but those who work for themselves while providing employment for others are selfish members of the bourgeoisie, the enemy of proletarians. It defies logic.
History shows any form of Marxism has never worked, yet here we go again. Why are we playing a home game this time? Obama?
Porsche
This Porsche 911 Targa Was Buried Under Pine Cones for 31 Years Until Now
Artificial Intelligence
AI Is the Inflection Point for Humanity
Marxism for losers
Blaming Boomers Is Generational Victimhood for Losers
Childish Humor While Being True
Today I Learned About The Last ‘Fart Lamp’ In London And You Should Too
Bastketball Records
The 9 Most Unbreakable College Basketball Records – Not any by the new 1 on 1 showboating types.
Problems with SNAP
Broken System: 500K People Get SNAP Benefits Twice, Plus 5K Dead People Are Still Getting SNAP [VIDEO] – fix this, get rid of the illegals and it will help the people needing help.
Artificial Intelligence
ChatGPT Is Full of Nonsense – of the engines I use, it’s easily the worst and most biased, but then it has a lot of Google in it so I’m not surprised.
Obamacare Built in Cost Increases
Sen. Fetterman On Affordable Care Act Subsidies: Dems ‘Designed Those Tax Credits to Expire’ – They knew they were screwing us from the start. Well Nancy Pelosi, you voted for it and we found out what was in it, screwing the American public
Liberal White Women
Gallup: Nearly 4 in 10 Young Women Want to Leave US – go then, you’ll be making both of our lives better. Gen Z guys are more conservative so they don’t want you either.
Arkancide
Clinton Body Count: Epstein Email to Disgraced Journalist Alleges Hillary Had Sexual Affair with ‘Suicided’ Vince Foster – so the evidence points at Hillary, but the real question is who would want to have sex with her?
Feminism ruining females
What Is Stealing Women’s Childbearing Years? – you go girl, have everything you want, until you realize life passed you by while you thought you were ruling the world

Pandora’s Box is open
Seattle’s New Socialist Mayor Goes Full Communist, Says She Won’t Allow Private Grocery Stores to Close – put a liberal white woman in charge and you are screwed.
Car Art
One-Off McLaren 750S Turns Las Vegas Into Automotive Art
Schadenfreude
Starbucks Workers Launch Strike on Chain’s Biggest Day of the Year – I have a Schadenboner. Maybe people that can’t afford it will stop buying that bat piss.
Food Scenes In Movies
Ranking The 16 Greatest Food Scenes In Movie History – I had food fight from Animal House as my number 1.
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo just reminded the nation why his last term was cut short.
Pictures circulating on social media show Cuomo kissing Rita Glavin, the attorney who represented him in his sexual harassment case, on the cheek while holding her face. This happened during an election night party.
Glavin told reporters she was congratulating the former governor on his hard-fought but ill-fated campaign to become New York City’s next mayor.
This is exactly what his alleged victims accused him of. Their lawsuits included allegations of unwanted touching, groping, kissing, and making sexually suggestive comments. The New York Attorney General’s office conducted an investigation into Cuomo 2021 that revealed he had engaged in this pattern of behavior for years.
The Justice Department found that Cuomo had harassed 13 women between 2013 and 2021. His office even retaliated against at least four of them when they spoke up.
click below if you want to see the pictures. I wish I hadn’t
You Won’t Guess What This Photograph Caught Andrew Cuomo Doing on Election Night
A postal worker has died after getting stuck in a mail handling machine – and his body was only discovered after his devastated fiancée turned up at his workplace.
The employee in his 30s was found dead on Saturday after being trapped for several hours inside a large mail handling machine at the United States Postal Service Detroit Network Distribution Center in Allen Park, Michigan.
Police believe the death was accidental, though the exact circumstances of how the worker became stuck remain under investigation.
The man’s body was discovered by firefighters who responded after the worker failed to return home from his shift.
Investigators believe he had been deceased for approximately six to eight hours before being located, lodged inside the machine at the facility.
His fiancée initially alerted authorities to his absence and waited outside the facility for hours before receiving assistance.
That means he was crushed to death, slowly, knowing he couldn’t escape
Who is the most famous or infamous person you have ever met?
Famous: Mario Andretti, William Shatner, Lou Gerstner – CEO of IBM. All were speakers at Conferences, so I got to meet them. All were gracious and nice. I ate dinner many times with Chet Hanson, assistant to 5 Star General Omar Bradley. I worked with his daughter at IBM. I was a personal friend of Gina Smith, of Good Morning America, and the author of iWoz. She worked for me before she became famous.
Infamous: Bill Gates, Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google. I also met them at computer conferences. I put them in the infamous category for what they’ve done to people. I would have avoided them if I could, but the situation forced us to be together.
Regarding Bill Gates, I worked on the same hall at IBM with Dave Bradley, the inventor of Ctrl-Alt-Del. At the 20th anniversary roundtable of the introduction of the IBM PC. Dave said he wrote the program during his speech, but Gates made it famous. Everyone but Gates laughed.
Although I didn’t meet them, I was in line next to Muhammad Ali at LaGuardia. He was in the late stages of Parkinson’s, so I left him alone. I saw Joe Frazier and Marvin Hagler in Vegas, but I didn’t bother them. They were smaller than I thought. I ate dinner at the table next to Bo Derek right after the movie 10 was released. I was surprised at how small she was. I wasn’t surprised at how hot she was. Joe Namath and I checked in together at the same hotel in Boston. He was also smaller than I thought. We just talked like guys do about sports. Dan Marino was a star at the time, and we talked about his quick release.
I got stared down by Ann Coulter at an airport for way longer than normal. It was almost like I reminded her of someone she had looked so long, and she was trying to figure out who I was. I knew who she was, but couldn’t figure out why she would look at me. I smiled, and so did she. It was one of those smiles a girl gives you when you’re the one, not a hello, how do you do smile. Then we went to our flights and that was that.
Famous people are tough to deal with. They come with a squad to keep people away. Everyone wants a piece of them, so I just walk on by.
I had to schedule famous speakers for events I ran, but I rarely talked to them. Their handlers were difficult to deal with, so by then, I didn’t want to deal with them.
Fame is a curse. You can’t go anywhere without being mobbed. and your private life is removed forever. I’ll take the peace and quiet.
The Make America Health Again (MAHA) movement has made quite a few waves in 2025. And by the end of the year, it will make at least one more: HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced new dietary guidelines that will revise or revamp existing Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) reports.
While these new dietary guidelines have yet to be released, we have quite a few details on what to expect. Some people believe they may be misleading or even dangerous. But as a cardiologist and heart surgeon of 30+ years, I’m very optimistic they will help reduce our rates of heart disease.
Below, I break down the most important principles to know, plus the guidelines’ ramifications for American heart health.
One quick note: this is not intended to be political commentary. There are plenty of party-based perspectives on these dietary guidelines, and lots of opinions from all sides. My goal here is to examine the facts and provide my honest perspective.
First, a little background.
The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee releases an updated nutrition guideline every five years. This is a 400+ page report you can access at dietaryguidelines.gov, although it isn’t intended for public use. Rather, it’s a boilerplate of Federal guidelines for things like school lunches, military rations, and government assistance programs.
But RFK’s guidelines are set to be significantly shorter — just four to six pages. The goal is to create a set of “common sense guidelines” that anyone can use to make decisions about their nutrition.
Again, the guidelines themselves have yet to be released. But we have a pretty good idea of what they’ll include.
Here’s a closer look at some anticipated changes so you can compare and contrast with traditional guidelines.
Traditional dietary guidelines such as the food pyramid and MyPlate categorize foods by the nutrients they provide.
So for example:
What it doesn’t account for is the qualities of these foods, or how processed they are. Fruit and gel cups still count as a serving of “fruit,” while sweetened yogurt tubes and Goldfish count as dairy and grains, respectively.
You don’t need to be a nutritionist to realize this leaves a very large gap for interpretation.
Because people don’t eat nutrients, they eat food.
RFK’s proposed guidelines help eliminate this confusion by emphasizing whole, real foods over arbitrary classifications (like whether or not you got your “servings” of grain today). This is also much more scientifically sound; it goes beyond categorizing nutrient types and makes it easier to isolate ultra-processed foods, or UPFs.
The current administration plans to develop a “government-wide definition” for ultraprocessed food. This likely means a working definition for whole, real food as well.
In my opinion, establishing a definition for ultra-processed foods is a net positive for everyone. Not only will people know how to better avoid unhealthy options, but they can also significantly decrease their risk of heart disease.
While RFK’s new dietary guidelines won’t focus much on specific nutrients, there is one component likely to be emphasized more than others. In his own words, “[these] new dietary guidelines that are common sense, that stress the need to eat saturated fats of dairy, of good meat, of fresh meat.”
RFK has gone on record multiple times explaining that animal-based products deserve a higher priority in the everyday diet. But animal-based products contain more saturated fat — something of a boogeyman in traditional guidelines.
If these new guidelines do raise suggested intakes for saturated fat, it will go against decades of advice from the US DGA, and this is concerning some nutritionists. For context, traditional US guidelines recommended an intake of 10% of daily calories. The American Heart Association recommends even less, around 6%.
But we don’t have any evidence to suggest that limiting saturated fat intake actually prevents heart disease. Plus, increasing saturated fat intakes from whole, real sources is unlikely to negatively affect heart health. If anything, it may improve it.
That’s because some of the highest sources of saturated fat in the US are pizza and ice cream. Sandwiches, desserts, and sweet snacks aren’t far behind. These are ultra-processed foods that will have other, more serious ramifications (like spiking your blood sugar, for example).

So what does this tell us? That whole, real foods like steak and eggs are not primary sources of saturated fat in the average American diet.
Demystifying saturated fat from whole, real food sources will play a substantial role in improving dietary quality and heart health.
Contrary to popular belief, RFK Jr’s proposed dietary guidelines do not work adversarially to supporting heart health. I don’t say this flippantly, either: I am firmly dedicated to Making America Healthy Again, and will (and do) only support changes that match my research and opinions.
Here are the other components I would love to see added:
Time will tell what the guidelines contain. We don’t have long to wait: they’re slated for release no later than the end of this year.
As we wait for its release, I highly encourage you to perform research of your own. I’ve written quite a few guides covering nutrition and heart health you can use to get more information.
Below are some resources to help get you started:
At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the Armistice (truce) was signed by the Allies and Germany, thus halting the slaughter of the “Great War” or World War I. The official end of the war was declared at the Treaty of Versailles in June 1919. World War I demolished parts of Europe and inflicted massive casualties, yet some predicted that it would be the war to end all wars.

Lingering grievances from this war would partially fuel a more devastating World War II, but for now, peace was at hand. Participating nations began to pick up the pieces and honor those who had fought to strengthen liberty and stability.
Armistice Day (Remembrance Day to some U.S. allies) became an official holiday in 1938 through an act of Congress, which President Franklin Roosevelt endorsed. Following World War II and the Korean War, veterans fought to enlarge the significance of Armistice Day to include all veterans who had made sacrifices while serving their country.
President Dwight Eisenhower and Congress authorized changing Armistice Day to Veterans Day on Nov. 11, 1954, to honor veterans of all the conflicts the United States had entered. Consequently, Veterans Day is more encompassing than Memorial Day, which primarily honors our fallen warriors.
“On that day let us solemnly remember the sacrifices of those who fought so valiantly, on the seas, in the air, and on foreign shores to preserve our heritage of freedom and let us reconsecrate ourselves to the task of protecting an enduring peace so that their efforts shall not have been in vain,” Eisenhower said.
During the Revolutionary War against England, principled colonists signed on to the noble mission of independence and their God-given right to human freedom. From 1861 to 1865, Confederate and Union soldiers fought furiously in an epic Civil War. A Union victory forged greater equality for emancipated slaves and helped in the restoration of a fractured nation.
Countless soldiers fought under brutal conditions in World War I and lost their lives in the trenches of Flanders Fields. In World War II, millions of allies engaged the Axis Powers (Germany, Italy, Japan) across North Africa, Europe, and the Pacific Ocean, and finally prevailed against their atrocities. During Korea’s “forgotten war,” allied forces battled the communists in the bitter cold at historic landmarks such as Chosin Reservoir and Heartbreak Ridge.
Regardless of our convictions regarding the Vietnam War, our troops struggled to keep South Vietnam free from totalitarian rule. Moreover, we ought to honor the valor of Brig. Gen. Bud Day, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), Vice Adm. James Stockdale, and other prisoners of war who endured years of torture in the hellish Hoa Lo Prison, known as Hanoi Hilton, yet emerged with their honor intact.
Our military forces also fought the al-Qaeda terrorist group, the ISIS terrorist group, and the Taliban for several years in Afghanistan and Iraq. Currently, some of our air crews, sailors, and soldiers are stationed in the Middle East to help deter a wider conflagration initiated by Iran’s proxies.
Today, Veterans Day is a special day to commemorate all living and deceased veterans who heeded the call of duty and honorably served this great nation. This includes veterans missing in action, our wounded warriors, prisoners of war, and millions of living veterans who have served during peacetime or military conflicts.
“Elections, like presidents, come and go,“ President Ronald Reagan said on Veterans Day 1985. ”And always, our nation remains—due primarily to the courage and sacrifice of America’s veterans who exemplify and defend the ideals that the United States stands for.”
When recruits enter any branch of the armed forces, they are aware that future missions could thrust them into harm’s way. Yet they are willing to fight and die for the cause of human liberty. Who are these men and women? They are motivated yet ordinary individuals who, along with their families, make great sacrifices and endure extraordinary challenges. What higher commitment is there than to place one’s life on the line for humanity?
Our veterans are stationed around the globe providing disaster relief, battling terrorism, deterring aggressors, reassuring our allies, and striving to improve security in volatile regions. On this day and every day, let us be thankful for their service and pray for their safety and return home.
We should also pray that the armed forces’ mental, meritocratic, and physical standards are restored at the Pentagon to boost military capabilities and readiness. Moreover, service personnel should get the platforms and training necessary for mission success. Those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and our wounded warriors should receive the best help possible.
Our veterans understand that freedom is an ideal worth defending because there will always be tyrants who strive to subvert liberty, progress, and global security. By honoring our veterans, we demonstrate gratitude for their devotion to human dignity and freedom. Through their selfless service, we might better understand responsible liberty and be inspired to live with a higher purpose to build a more perfect union.

It’s pronounced Core, not Corpse, like America-hater Obama said in a speech.
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The Democratic base is in an unhinged uproar this morning after a handful of Senate Democrats cut a face-saving ‘deal’ to reopen the government.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, the Senate broke the Chuck Schumer-led filibuster last night after eight Senate Democrats caved and joined Republicans in their bid to pass a revamped plan to end the shutdown.
The Motion to Invoke Cloture on the House-passed continuing resolution was passed on the 15th attempt by a vote of 60-40. Republicans plan to amend the bill and attach three full-year-long appropriations bills.
Seven Democrats and one Independent (Angus King) who caucuses with the party joined Republicans and passed the resolution. Rand Paul was the lone ‘Republican’ to vote no.
Here were the Dem Caucus members who caved:
Angus King of Maine
John Fetterman of Pennsylvania
Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada
Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire
Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire
Jacky Rosen of Nevada
Tim Kaine of Virginia
Dick Durbin of Illinois
The House will return to session on Wednesday to vote on the Senate-passed funding package.
The childish elitists on Blue Sky SCREAMED betrayal and threw massive tantrums following the vote, using some of the most colorful terms imaginable.
Many also demanded Schumer’s resignation, even though he did not vote for the ‘compromise.’
If you want to see the Bluesky meltdown, click on the link at the top to watch them whine. I didn’t care enough and won’t open an account, so you’re on your own.
Economic Growth
Americanism vs Socialism
Socialism vs. Americanism – The Theory of Value, There is a deeper point here that relates to the history of the United States. There is nothing about our history as a nation that has any roots in socialist theory.
The Socialist Hypothesis Has Been Falsified — Did New York Get the Memo? – The KGB always went after the stupid ones, the young and college crowd. Liberal White women did this to NYC, never forget it.
Crowd Chants ‘ALLAHU AKBAR’ as NYC Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani Speaks in Mosque – NYC is screwed. It has to be our Gates of Vienna and we stop it there.
Man Who Fled the Soviet Union is Stunned That People in America Are Embracing Socialism/Communism – “I lived behind the Iron Curtain. To want socialism or communism is one of the dumbest things anybody can say in this country.” How ignorant are New Yawkers??
Good News About Hurricane Helene
A Family of Hurricane Survivors Receives a New Home – FEMA did nothing, it was Samaritan’s Purse
Cars
Porsche Is Quietly Designing a Monster W Engine With 18 Cylinders and 3 Turbos – Screw EV’s, get a real engine. Plus, Porsche has good engineers that build great cars. Gimme some horsepower made the real way.
How Winners Think
Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza Shares Mindset During Game-Winning Drive Vs Penn State – Looked like the old John Elway/Dan Marino days. This kid is a winner.
Climate Hoax
In Quest for Real Journalism, CBS Head Bari Weiss Takes Axe to “Climate Desk” – Maybe they can just report the weather now. At least they have a 50-50 chance of being right on that. No more preaching on how humans are ruining the world and cows farting.
Politics
Eric Holder Confirms Democrats Will Pack Supreme Court – One of the biggest racists in America will do what the republicans won’t
How Sharia Law Violates Everything the Founding Fathers Built – Thanks for nothing NYC
42 Muslim Candidates Have Seized Control of U.S. Elections — CAIR’s Political Army Has Arrived – The invasion has begun. It’s a war that the Muslims know has been going on for centuries. I hope the US wakes up to that fact
Travel
Thousands of Flights Delayed, Cancelled as Shutdown Rocks Airports – Now the relatives will arrive grumpy before you start fighting about politics on Thanksgiving.
Nuclear War
When AI Meets Armageddon – The threshold for pushing the button has been lowered
WWII
Israeli Survivors of Kristallnacht Mark 87th Anniversary of Nazi Riots amid Rising Antisemitism
What was your favorite subject in school?
I’d like to say that I was dedicated to a job goal in school, but I just tried to get good grades, like it or not. I was only interested in either getting into college or getting a job, but there wasn’t any subject that blew wind up my skirt.
I was small and the youngest kid in my class due to the birthday cut off, but I enjoyed PE class because it was a break from studying. It’s tough being the youngest and usually the smallest. Once I caught up to the other kids, I held my own and even kept up with the team athletes at the end.
It was the break from the monotony of class that made me enjoy it.
The valedictorian and salutatorian were in my chemistry class. They ruined the curve for everyone. The kids always messed with their experiments, and they could never figure out why they didn’t get the results that they were supposed to, although their write ups got them the A’s they strove for. Neither went anywhere in life.
The real smartest kid placed 3rd behind these two shrimp girls because he took weightlifting in PE and got a B, his only one ever. I give him credit for sticking his neck out in life. Straight A’s got a lot of people nowhere, but life lessons did.
Which brings me to my greatest learning in school. I had to try harder in everything. I was so young that social things, intuitive to others, were a hard learned lesson for me. It was tenacity over talent in everything. If I’d known that I was an introvert, I could have used my observation skills even more. What I did was just intuition back then.
So while it was the toughest subject for me, life was the class I studied the most. I had to figure everything out without someone to show me how. Like the Bob Seger song, I was working on mysteries without any clues. It was the best lesson I learned.
I wound up playing Tennis for my college, the only sport I made the team on. I was president of my fraternity and dated a cheerleader. None of that really mattered to me then. I expected it after all that I’d been through. I worked hard enough to get the job that opened doors to people and travel, and the success I’d defined for myself.
As it turns out, my 50th reunion was last weekend. I didn’t go because I never related to the other kids, or wanted to. They were just people I learned from, mostly what not to do or how to act.
At high school graduation, I vowed that I’d be more successful by any measurement. A few became actors, pro sports athletes, or a doctors here and there. As I’d come across their stories before I ditched Facebook, the pinnacle of life was high school for them. It was all downhill from there. I was just starting, but the seeds of motivation to succeed were planted and fertilized. I’d met my goal set way back in high school.
Life was the best class. It had nothing to do with the classroom.
I will say that my German teacher was hot and not that much older than me. Why didn’t they throw a high schooler a break like they do now?
From the Enlightenment salons of London and Edinburgh—where Locke defended religious liberty, Hume championed reason, and Mill enshrined free speech as the bulwark of progress—Britain once stood as the global beacon of true liberalism.

Today, however, mosques outnumber churches in major cities, no-go zones appear in police reports, and citizens are jailed for X posts while riots erupt over immigrant crime.
How did this occur?
The following 20 theories, drawn from academic studies, parliamentary debates, and public discourse, explain how successive UK and EU governments permitted mass Islamic migration—at the expense of its own constituents.
mass Muslim immigration to destabilize European nations, fostering chaos that undermines national identities and traditional values. prio.org
Deliberate Labour policy in the UK: From 2000 onward, UK governments under Labour intentionally opened borders to mass immigration, including from Islamic countries, to diversify society, but this led to cultural clashes and integration failures. migrationwatchuk.org
Secret Islamicisation agenda: Muslim immigration is part of a covert plan to make Muslims the majority in the UK and EU, incompatible with Western freedoms, as believed by a third of Brexit voters. independent.co.uk
Clash of civilizations narrative: EU and UK leaders underestimated inherent incompatibilities between Islamic values and European secularism, allowing migration that fuels cultural conflicts and extremism. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Dhimmitude submission: Europe surrendered to Islam via immigration policies, forcing denial of its own culture and acceptance of Muslim norms, seen as tribute to avoid atrocities. populismstudies.org
Hidden migration truths: Governments in the UK and EU deliberately conceal high levels of Muslim immigration, leading to demographic bombs that threaten traditional European lifestyles. hoover.org
Globalist multi-group conspiracy: Communists, fascists, media, and EU bureaucrats collude to promote Muslim immigration, eroding national sovereignty and values. en.wikipedia.org
Birthrate weaponization: Muslim immigrants use higher fertility rates as a demographic tool, encouraged by lax EU/UK policies, to outnumber natives and impose incompatible religious practices. en.wikipedia.org
Euro-Arab Dialogue betrayal: Historical agreements between Europe and Arab nations facilitated mass migration, leading to Islamization that clashes with Enlightenment ideals. populismstudies.org
Political elite detachment: UK and EU leaders, disconnected from public concerns, pursued open borders for economic gain, ignoring cultural incompatibilities like Sharia influences. direct.mit.edu
Refugee crisis exploitation: Post-2015 policies exploited humanitarian pretexts to allow unchecked Muslim inflows, fostering no-go zones incompatible with European safety norms. theguardian.com
Values-based integration failure: Shift to values-based citizenship post-October

As Britain’s historic liberties erode under the weight of unintegrated multiculturalism, the United States stands at the same crossroads.
Open borders without assimilation, the elites’ denial of cultural incompatibility, “suicidal empathy” (as author Gad Saad calls it), and the weaponization of “tolerance” against native traditions have already begun to mirror Europe’s path.
If America ignores Europe’s lessons—when a nation like the UK that once ruled a quarter of the globe now polices prayer and prosecutes memes—it will find itself at the same crossroads.
Peace now. War later.
Don’t let it happen to the US. It happened this week in NYC and his going on in Somalia, Minnesota.
PS: it didn’t format right, but there are 20
Social Media
Threads Is Now Bigger Than 𝕏, and That’s Terrible for Free Speech – Too bad, it’s crap like most of Social Media
Islam
Germany Submits to Islam: Christmas Market in Overath Cancelled – get out your prayer rug instead
Mamdani
Mamdani Announces All-Female Transition Team – They’re going to talk him into submission, or he’ll put burkas on them and beat them. Either way, not much good is going to get accomplished.
One World Government
How International Institutions Are Undermining American Independence
Female Drivers
Marines fire entire command for Osprey squadron in Hawaii
Climate Hoax
Dead Cows Can’t Fart: The Dark Side of Denmark’s Methane Reduction Experiment – Their killing the cows to try and stop methane. It’s getting into the milk and dairy products. Don’t eat any Danish stuff.
FAFO
Unhinged Student Who Flipped Turning Point USA Table Gets Arrested and Faces 5 Charges
Government Shutdown
Study Confirms Media Has Been Playing Defense for the Democrat Party Throughout the Government Shutdown – Just like Goebels, the propaganda arm of the Nazi Party
Election Tampering 2016 (captain obvious)
James Comey’s Own Notes Prove He Knew the Russia Hoax Was a Crooked Hillary Plot – of course he did and of course she made it up.
Department of Redundancy Department
AWS Outage Casts Black Cloud Over Cybersecurity Awareness Month – you’d think that they’d pick a different month to fail
Jobs
More Than 35K Apply for DHS Legal Immigration Jobs – patriots
Germany
The official results are in: Germany’s ‘Muslim Miracle’ was a catastrophic failure… What did you expect. They’ve been ruining everything they touched since 610 BC.
Politics
Don’t forget: How Nancy Pelosi ‘blackmailed’ Joe Biden into quitting his ‘doomed’ reelection bid… The only time she helped the country was by backstabbing another democrat.
Artificial Intelligence
The Risk Of AI Isn’t Skynet – It will take years to pay for and water usage of 6.6 meters cubed by 2027
