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Lesbian Teacher Sentenced to Prison for Sexually Molesting Two Teenage Girls

Posted on | December 4, 2023 | 2 Comments

That’s a headline you’ll never see in any mainstream media publication. There is no such thing as a gay pedophile, so far as the media are concerned, and on those occasions when minors are abused in such circumstances, journalists are obliged to conceal the most obvious facts.

Longtime blog buddy Dana Pico calls attention to how the case of April Bradford was reported in the Lexington Herald-Leader:

Former Floyd County administrator pleads guilty to sexual contact involving students
A former Floyd County teacher, administrator and coach plead guilty Thursday to multiple charges involving sexual contact with students from 1997 to 2007.
April Bradford, 51, of Weeksbury, plead guilty to eight counts of sodomy third degree and 11 counts of sexual abuse first degree.
Bradford admitted she sexually abused two students while she was a teacher and coach during the students’ middle and high school years.
Bradford will serve three and a half years in prison, according to Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office, which prosecuted the case against Bradford.

Dana points out that, first of all, the Herald-Leader did not include a mugshot of Bradford, and furthermore, they omitted the original charges, which would have sent her to prison for at least 10 years, instead of the three-and-half she got in the plea deal. More importantly, however, they did not mention that the two students Bradford molested were female.

The Herald-Leader omitted this information despite the fact that the two victims were interviewed by local TV news:

Thursday, the women who came forward about the abuse shared their experience, saying “justice was served.”
Jessica Hensley and Mary Prater stood to the side of the courtroom as Bradford made her plea, waiting to hear the word “guilty,” saying it finally allows them to feel heard.
“It’s just a huge win for us. It’s been a long time coming,” said Hensley. “The community seems somewhat divided. You know, people are always hesitant or they refuse to believe when someone like April really puts out this persona.”
The two say they suffered in silence for years and now feel relief and assurance in knowing their nightmare is over- and so is the potential nightmare for another young student.
“And that was the one comment that kept coming up to us is, ‘Why did they wait so long?’ And it’s very important for survivors of trauma- any kind of trauma, but especially sexual abuse- it takes a while to process and there’s a lot of guilt and shame that comes with that. And sometimes it may take 20 years, but that’s okay. If you want to speak on your trauma, speak on it. Because it is healing,” said Hensley. . . .
They say they will continue to share their stories to help other victims feel the world is safe to tell their own.
“Because we don’t want it to happen anybody else. No other child should suffer and go through what we went through,” said Prater. “They don’t deserve it and neither did we.”

Years ago, I realized that the media deal with what we are now supposed to call “the LGBTQ community” not as reporters, but as public-relations agents. Their overriding concern is to ensure that the public receives only favorable information about gay people. Even when the news about gay people is very negative — and hey, the AIDS epidemic was kind of a bummer — the coverage is designed to encourage sympathy for gay people, who are portrayed as Just Like You and Me (Only Better).

So here you have a story about a lesbian teacher who molested two girls over a span of 10 years. In at least one case, the molestation began when the victim was just in middle school. This is rather heinous, and the LGBTQ Publicity Agents at the Lexington Herald-Leader therefore hit upon the clever idea of omitting the gender of the victims, so that readers would have no idea that the case involved homosexual behavior.

For the record, I have no idea whether gay people are more or less likely than heterosexuals to commit such crimes, and would be skeptical of any social science “research” on the question, whatever it showed. My point is that journalists ought not to be in the business of suppressing facts.



 

Category: Crime, Education, Gays, Kentucky, Media Bias

Mr. Hockey Stick Says the Quiet Part Out Loud About Population Control Agenda

Posted on | December 4, 2023 | 1 Comment

Some readers may be unfamiliar with the story of Michael Mann and his infamous “hockey stick” graph, so I will summarize briefly: In 1999, Mann and two colleagues produced a paper on climate trends, showing a sharp upward spike in worldwide temperatures beginning around 1900. The shape of this graph resulted in the “hockey stick” nickname, and it was widely publicized as evidence that global warming was a crisis, a dire emergency requiring severe policy action to reduce the level of carbon emissions. Then in the 2009 “ClimateGate” scandal, the release of emails from England’s East Anglia University showed how the “consensus” about global warming had been manufactured, leading to accusations that Mann had engaged in research fraud. In 2012, Mark Steyn published a brief blog post at National Review referring to Mann as “the man behind the fraudulent climate-change ‘hockey-stick’ graph,” and quoting Rand Simberg of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, another Mann critic. This led to Mann filing a libel lawsuit against Steyn, Simberg, CEI and NR, which has still not been completely dismissed.

Science is not advanced by silencing criticism, and I would argue that Mann’s lawsuit is the best evidence that his research is not trustworthy. Certainly I am not alone among climate-change skeptics in seeing this kind of “science” as just another manifestation of the Paul Ehrlich “Population Bomb” hoax of the 1960s. Mann’s “science” is not about objective analysis of facts; it’s about justifying a totalitarian agenda.

And so the mask is now removed:

“It is obvious the planet can only support so many human beings. We can inflate the numbers through technology, but there are limits.”
Discussions about population are often avoided because, historically, they have sometimes “let us to problematic places where the blame seems to be placed preferentially on the developing world and on people of colour,” says Mann. “The racial overtones that have emerged in the past are problematic and troubling, and we need to flip the switch.
“It is possible to say a population is too large for the planet to support and still recognise the culpability does not apply equally across the board. In the developed world, our footprint is orders of magnitude bigger than in the developing world. More people means more carbon, more warming, and more climate change, but not all people are the same.”
Instead of focusing on population by itself, Mann advocates increasing support for the education of women, which can limit population growth and help address climate change.

(Hat-tip: Beege Welborn at Hot Air via Instapundit.)

Is it not obvious that, rather than “climate change” being a fact discovered by science, which then points to population control as the solution, that instead Mann and his colleagues went looking for some reason — a pretext — to justify the pre-existing desire for population control? Fears about “overpopulation” emerged as a logical conclusion of the acceptance of Darwinian theory among the intelligentsia circa 1900. If, after all, “progress” is dependent upon evolutionary fitness, and it can be observed that birth rates are generally highest among the poor, the ill-educated and socially backward segment of the populace, then . . . something must be done. Such were the concerns that led “philanthropists” to lavish millions of dollars to support advocacy for what we nowadays condemn as the eugenics movement

Historian Donald L. Critchlow chronicled this phenomenon in his excellent 2001 book, Intended Consequences: Birth Control, Abortion, and the Federal Goverment in Modern America. A comparative handful of wealthy men created the population control movement, long before any scientist expressed any concern about the impact of carbon emissions. “Climate change” is merely a pretext for advancing this agenda, which is why Mann is supported by the same kind of people who supported Margaret Sanger, Alfred Kinsey and Paul Ehrlich.



 

Category: Contraceptive Culture, Global Warming, Science

Rule 5 Sunday: Hunting Season

Posted on | December 4, 2023 | 2 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

I think all of us are familiar with the Big Johnson line of T-shirts, which feature corporate mascot E. Normous Johnson engaged in various innuendo-laden pursuits. This pic from Rule 5 Texan reminded me of the Big Johnson Hunting Guides shirt, which guaranteed getting the biggest racks, among other things.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.

Something about going deeper in the bush?

ANIMAL MAGNETISM: On hiatus this week, but he left plenty of vacation totty, and the Saturday Gingermageddon besides. 

EBL: Saturday Night Girls With Guns, RIP Sandra Day O’Connor, Lawman Bass Reeves, MAGA Judicial Recusal, RIP Henry Kissinger, Lessons In Chemistry, Karilene, World On Fire Season 2, 100 Jaar Hannie Schaft, and “As Time Goes By”

A VIEW FROM THE BEACH: Katherine McNamara, Let’s Face It, Women are Just Better at Everything, Fish Pic Friday – Daynetx3, Tattoo Thursday, Science, Unsettled, The Wednesday Wetness, The Blue Catfish Diet, Can Joe Win by 4.4 Percent?, Tuesday Tanlines, The Monday Morning Stimulus, Random Celebrity News, Maryland, My Maryland, Science is Dead, Long Live Science, Palm Sunday, and ASMFC Eyes Striped Bass Cuts

AVERAGE BUBBA: Rule 5 Friday  -Santa’s Helper Edition

FLAPPR: T.I.T.S. for December 1

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FMJRA 2.0: Take It Like A Man

Posted on | December 3, 2023 | Comments Off on FMJRA 2.0: Take It Like A Man

— compiled by Wombat-socho

No watercoolers were harmed in the making of this post.

For a few days there, it felt like last season. The Indians came to RFK and swept the series; they were all tough losses, but an L is an L. Then on Friday, we went to Oakland and lost two out of three; the sole win was Juan Marichal’s 22nd. Our next series have us hosting the Dodgers and the Red Sox, and I’m not feeling too good about those either.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas sunt delendam.



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MSNBC Guest Noura Erakat: ‘You Can Support Israel and Hate Jewish People’
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Chicago Mayor Goes Full Jussie Smollett, Blames ‘Right-Wing Extremism’ for City’s Migrant Crisis: ‘They’re Still Mad That a Black Man Is Free in This Country’ 
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Top linkers for the week ending December 1:

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Thanks to everyone for all the links!

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— compiled by Wombat-socho

For a few days there, it felt like last season. The Indians came to RFK and swept the series; they were all tough losses, but an L is an L. Then on Friday, we went to Oakland and lost two out of three; the sole win was Juan Marichal’s 22nd. Our next series have us hosting the Dodgers and the Red Sox, and I’m not feeling too good about those either.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas sunt delendam.

Suspect in Shooting of Palestinian Students ‘Struggled With Depression’
First Street Journal
Flappr
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

Geert Wilders Wins; Left Freaks Out
The Pirate’s Cove
First Street Journal
EBL
357 Magnum

The Swampeoisie are the Colonial Occupiers
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

FMJRA 2.0: Night Train
A View From The Beach
EBL

Crazy People Are Dangerous
Flopping Aces
EBL
357 Magnum

Rule 5 Sunday: Face Time
Average Bubba
Flappr
A View From The Beach
EBL

Another ‘Pretendian’ Exposed
Flappr
EBL
357 Magnum

Criminal Degeneracy in Action
Average Bubba
EBL
357 Magnum

In The Mailbox: 11.27.23
A View From The Beach
EBL
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MSNBC Guest Noura Erakat: ‘You Can Support Israel and Hate Jewish People’
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In the Mailbox: 11.29.23
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

Chicago Mayor Goes Full Jussie Smollett, Blames ‘Right-Wing Extremism’ for City’s Migrant Crisis: ‘They’re Still Mad That a Black Man Is Free in This Country’ 
The Daley Gator
EBL
357 Magnum

In The Mailbox: 11.30.23
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In The Mailbox: 12.01.23 (Afternoon Edition)
EBL
A View From The Beach
357 Magnum

In The Mailbox: 12.01.23 (Evening Edition)
EBL
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Top linkers for the week ending December 1:

  1.  EBL (15)
  2.  357 Magnum (12)
  3.  A View From The Beach (9)

Thanks to everyone for all the links!

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Matt Taibbi vs. the Borg

Posted on | December 2, 2023 | 1 Comment

If you wish to amuse yourself sometime, go check out Matt Taibbi’s feed on The Social Media Platform Formerly Known as Twitter. In case you weren’t aware, Taibbi is a (former?) left-wing journalist once celebrated by his peers for his reporting in Rolling Stone, but who reached some kind of epiphany during the Trump years, and who has since enraged the Left by exposing the role of government agencies in censorship conducted in the guise of combating “misinformation.” Because of this, Taibbi is now seen by the Left as a traitor, leading to online exchanges like this one with Doug Henwood, a contributing editor at The Nation:

The work done by Taibbi and his “Twitter Files” colleague Michael Shellenberger in exposing the abuses of the “anti-misinformation” racket ought to be universally admired. Indeed, I would argue, it might have gotten a Pulitzer Prize were it not for the fact that the establishment media are now pro-censorship, insofar as that censorship is aimed at silencing “the far right” (i.e,, anyone who doesn’t vote Democrat) and other critics of the Biden administration. Establishment journalists generally have become “Democratic operatives with bylines,” so that questions about what is true and what is important are, in their minds, determined by the immediate interests of The Party. We see this partisan bias, for example, in discussions around Joe Biden’s fitness for office. There are lots of journalists now raising alarms about Biden’s advanced age and cognitive decline, topics they once would have dismissed as “right-wing disinformation” or “Fox New talking points.”

Why the change? Simple — polls indicate Biden would likely lose a 2024 rematch with Trump. Anything that jeopardizes Democratic Party control of the federal government is bad, according to the media hivemind, and so the idea of “pulling a Torricelli” (i.e., switching candidates to prevent a certain defeat) is now a topic the media is willing to discuss.

Permit me to relate a relevant personal anecdote. Occasionally, I’ve been asked to speak to groups on the subject of media and politics. After one such speech in North Carolina, I was talking to a nice Republican lady who, remarking on what I’d said about liberal bias in the media, asked, “What makes you different?” That is to say, why am I not part of the liberal hivemind? On the spot, the best answer I could come up with was, “Well, I was a reporter before I got into politics.” I didn’t get into journalism because I wanted to change the world. I got into journalism because I needed a job. I started out on the bottom rung of the newspaper business, as a staff writer for a local weekly, and worked my way up, spending five years as a sports editor before landing a gig as an assistant special projects editor at the daily Rome (Ga.) News-Tribune. It wasn’t until I’d been in the business about seven years that I became interested in politics, during the first term of the Clinton presidency, when I had my own road-to-Damascus epiphany and abandoned the Democratic Party, of which I had hitherto been a staunch supporter.

The point of that digression is that I cut my teeth as a reporter covering local stories that had nothing to do with politics, and thereby developed the belief that the three most important things in journalism are accuracy, accuracy and accuracy. The idea of journalism as advancing some sort of political “cause” was alien to my thinking, and after I finally arrived in Washington — at age 37, an assistant national editor at The Washington Times — I had many opportunities to witness how the world of big-time politics and journalism operates. And I suspect that, if Matt Taibbi was to reflect on his journey to becoming a pariah to his erstwhile comrades on the Left, he might be able to relate similar experiences.

Taibbi’s background causes him to notice things that other people might ignore. For example, during testimony to Congress this week, a former aide to Mike Pence named Olivia Troye accused the committee of promoting “a politically motivated fantasy detached from reality” and “continuing to spread conspiracy theories about government censorship,” before urging them to “instead focus on the very real and very dangerous threat posed by the leading Republican candidate,” i.e., Trump. Taibbi and Shellenberger were witnesses at the same committee hearing, and Taibbi has highlighted how, when Troye was asked about her “conspiracy theories” comment, denied that she had said such a thing.

 

This is the hivemind of the Borg in action. These people contradict themselves without hesitation, and the media will ignore the contradictions, because they are partisan hacks who consider it their duty — their only stock in trade as “professional journalists” — to advance the interests of the Democratic Party. Such people consider themselves qualified to determine what is “misinformation,” and will applaud the government censoring any viewpoint that displeases them.

Their attitude only serves to undermine the credibility of the media establishment, and to incite paranoia, as more and more people notice how many facts are being labeled “misinformation” and how often so-called “conspiracy theories” turn out to be true. Increasing paranoia is not a good thing, of course, but the pervasive dishonesty of the media creates another problem, that we might not be paranoid enough.

(Great minds think alike: My podcast colleague John Hoge comments on the Orwellian nature of Troye’s remark. We’ll discuss this on tonight’s episode of The Other Podcast, which goes live at 7 p.m. ET.)



 

Category: Conspiracy Theories, Journalism

In The Mailbox: 12.01.23 (Evening Edition)

Posted on | December 2, 2023 | 1 Comment

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Usual weekend deadlines for the usual weekend posts.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas sunt delendam.

When the cyborg catgirl commandos are ready, they’ll be sorry…

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: Another 3D Printed Gun Pops Up In Brazil
EBL: DeSantis vs. Newsom Debate, Fighting Resumes in Gaza, and 94 Year Old Korea War Veteran Frank Tammaro Kicked Out of Nursing Home To Make Room for Illegal Aliens
Twitchy: James Woods Demolishes Dems In Series Of Tweets Following Santos Expulsion, Dr. Robert Malone Claims J6 Committee Evidence Is Missing, and Miranda Devine Nukes Dem Rep Goldman’s Laptop Trutherism
Louder With Crowder: Meet the trans professor teaching a HARVARD class on Taylor Swift’s relationship with Travis Kelce, Florida Enacts Law Saying Govt Funded Orgs Can’t Force Pronouns On People. Those Who Force Pronouns Are Pissed, and LOL! Gavin Newsom’s Wife Forced Him Off Debate Stage
Vox Popoli: People are Still Dying and They are Still Lying, DECEMBER: The Thousand Worlds, and Russia’s Volkskriege
According To Hoyt: Shouldering It Up, Mushy, and Working for Money
Monster Hunter Nation: The A-Z guide to anti-gun vulture talking points on Facebook
Jon Del Arroz: The Top Five Alternative Indie Comics That Destroy Mainstream Wokeness
Gab News: How To Inspire Christians To Take Action In A Distracted Society

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Conservative: Tuberville Should Not Back Down, also, Instagram Is Pornifying Your Children
American Greatness: Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues Pfizer For Misrepresenting Efficacy of the Covid-19 Jabs and Conspiring to Censor Public Discourse
American Thinker: Can Tyranny Be Forgiven?
Animal Magnetism: Vacation Totty V
Babalu Blog: U.S. keeps Cuba on the State Sponsors of Terrorism list, A Belarusian Christmas in communist Cuba, and Cuban dictatorship continues to harass Cuban woman who complained about lack of water
BattleSwarm: LinkSwarm for December 1
Behind The Black: Russia launches Progress to ISS, Update on Blue Origin activity at Cape Canaveral, GAO says first Artemis manned landing likely delayed to 2027, Intelsat partnering with both Starlink and OneWeb, and Minnesota school brings sanity back to the classroom by banning smart phones
Cafe Hayek: Walter Williams
Da Tech Guy: December Indulgence Calendar (makes a great Liturgical New Years Resolution), also, 15 Thoughts on 15 Years of Blogging Under the Fedora. Thoughts 6 to 10…The Glory Days
Dana Loesch: DeSantis Mercilessly, Repeatedly Dunks On Gov. Hairgel In Savage Debate
Don Surber: The myth of a failed presidency
First Street Journal: When a #woke newspaper tells us only half of the story, also, Killadelphia
Gates Of Vienna: The Bankruptcy of the Constitutional State, Meanwhile, in The Netherlands, It’s the Vax, Stupid! From Brainwashing to Turbo Cancers: The Legacy of the Vax, Africa is Coming Home to Europe, Geert Wilders: A Halt to Asylum, and Prepare for a Culture-Enriching Christmas
The Geller Report: Maine City Removes Chanukah Display After Muslims Complain, also, Las Vegas Muslim Convert Arrested In Terror Bomb Plot “Against the Enemies of Allah”
Hogewash: Why Mrs. Hoge and I Left California, Tonight’s Sky: December, 2023, Number Two, and Team Kimberlin Post of the Day
Hollywood In Toto: Did Disney’s Bob Iger Just Cry Uncle? (It’s Complicated), Filmmaker Heeds Andrew Breitbart, Charges into Culture War Fight, Woo’s Silent Night Will Delight Director’s Hardcore Fans, The Shift Finds Faith in the Most Unexpected Places, Disney’s Bob Iger Throws Black Female Marvels Director Under the Bus, and Lady Ballers Must Be Seen to Be Believed
Legal Insurrection: In Latest Blow to U.S. Military Readiness, Biden Administration Set to Spend Nearly $270 Million on DEI, Ex-FBI Informant Stabbed Derek Chauvin 22 Times In Prison On “Black Friday” Because “Symbolic” With BLM, The Hamas Attack on Israel Has Exposed the Hypocrisy of Western Feminism, Like a Boss: Ron DeSantis Wipes the Floor With Gavin Newsom in Red State v. Blue State Debate, Columbia Law School Dean Resigns Amid Anti-Semitism Scandals, and Anti-Israel Student Mob Shouts Down Speech by Brown University President
Nebraska Energy Observer: Scattershot Friday
Outkick: Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones All Smiles In Photo Op With Deion Sanders, Future Dallas QB Shedeur Sanders, LSU’s Angel Reese Says ‘Mental Health’ Led To Absence, So She Wouldn’t ‘Cause Any Cancer Within The Locker Room’, Nick Saban Bluntly Reacts To The Very Real Possibility SEC Gets Left Out Of The Playoff, Von Miller’s Girlfriend Claims Assault Allegations Aren’t True, and The Shohei Ohtani Free Agency Situation Sounds Like A Bit Of A Mess, And Also May Be Wrapping Up
Power Line: Thoughts from the ammo line, Annals of strategery, Elon Isn’t Perfect, But He’s Right, and When & How Did Universities Become So Crazy Left?
Shark Tank: Webster Lands Trump Endorsement Over Sabatini
Shot In The Dark: Berg’s 7th Law Comes Screaming Back From The 1930s, also, Churchill For Our Times
The Political Hat: Firing Line Friday: Is There an Answer to Malthus?
This Ain’t Hell: Valor Friday, “Now look, my Marine carries that, but it has the code to blow up the world” – Joe Biden, The United Nations is set to call on western countries to reduce their meat consumption, and Marine veteran held at Russian labor camp assaulted
Transterrestrial Musings: A Problematic Form Of Life Extension, also, Unshocking News Of The Day
Victory Girls: George Santos Booted Out Of Congress, Republicans Biggest Losers
Volokh Conspiracy: Sandra Day O’Connor, RIP
Watts Up With That: Natural Disasters Are Not Increasing — Really, also, No Amount Of Subsidies Will Ever Make A Wind/Solar Electricity System Economically Feasible
The Federalist: DOJ’s Disinterest In Democrats’ Classified Docs Is The Only Defense Trump Needs, George Santos’ Expulsion Is Further Proof The GOP Is A Potemkin Political Party, Schumer Tastes The Poisoned Fruit Of Democrats’ Deeply Rooted Antisemitism, Dem Witness In Weaponization Hearing Contradicted Her Own Opening Statement, Beware Of Media Sanitizing Antisemitism With Phony ‘Jewish’ Sources, Why GOP Voters Saw This Week’s Debate Differently Than DeSantis Superfans, and The Fight Against Sexualizing Kids Doesn’t Just Win Debates, It Wins Elections
Mark Steyn: Plum Duff

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In The Mailbox: 12.01.23 (Afternoon Edition)

Posted on | December 1, 2023 | 1 Comment

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Thanks to everyone who bought stuff through my Amazon links in November.
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

Elon has advice for Disney, Walmart, Media Matters, & others.

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: I’m Shocked – Shocked! – To Find A Politician Would Lie
EBL: Henry Kissinger RIP, No Backup “Plan B” For Biden, and MAGA Judicial Recusal?
Twitchy: U.S. Oil & Gas Association Absolutely Wrecks Gov. Hairgel, And The Oscar Goes To Pallywood For “Woman Crying Over Rubber Baby”, and Hamas Breaks Temporary Ceasefire Surprising Absolutely Nobody – Squad Hardest Hit
Louder With Crowder: Young Chiefs fan, who’s Native American, speaks out on Deadspin trying to ruin his life, Elon Musk tells woke companies blackmailing him to go f*ck themselves, but it’s what he said that media WON’T report, and UN Head Flies On Private Jet To Climate Conference…Where He Calls For TOTAL Fossil Fuel Phaseout
Vox Popoli: Bran Stark is Sauron, also, Don’t See That Often

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Conservative: Butchers, Brewers, and Bakers
American Greatness: High Winds Knock Over National Christmas Tree, Trad Catholic Family Dragged Out of Home at Gunpoint, Locked in Van After FBI ‘Goaded’ Teen to Post Offensive Memes, Dad Says, and The Unhinged Among Us
American Thinker: Did Democrat ‘Bird-Doggers’ Disrupt Congress on January 6? Contrary To Leftist Revisionism, Native American Culture Was Indeed Savage, and The Odious Reasons Behind The World’s Obsession With Gaza And The West Bank
Animal Magnetism: Vacation Totty II, Vacation Totty III, and Vacation Totty IV
Babalu Blog: Reports from Cuba: The decline of Cuba’s education system and its teachers, Vatican hosts art of Fidel fan while dissident Cuban artists are persecuted and jailed, and The warehouse where the Cuban dictatorship stores all its atrocities
BattleSwarm: More Legal Trouble For Harris County Democratic Judge Lina Hidalgo, Israel Derezzes Hamas, Hezbollah Tron, and Breaking: Paxton Sues Pfizer
Behind The Black: ESA admits Ariane-6 will not fly until the summer of 2024, House committee passes its new commercial space act on partisan vote, SpaceX buys the company that makes its Dragon parachutes, SpaceX launches 25 payloads, including South Korea’s first five homebuilt surveillance satellites, Blacklisting is no longer enough, now the goal is justifying mass murder, and Real pushback: Corporate America eliminating college degree requirements for new hires
Cafe Hayek: Trade Is A Technology, also, “Theoretically Impossible” vs. “Practically Unlikely”
CDR Salamander: Front Or Flank – The Importance Of Words
Chicago Boyz: Sympathy for the Devil, Close To The Edge, and The Russo-Ukrainian War’s Electronic Warfare Front
Da Tech Guy: And just like that 10 Hour Days become 8 again, The bumpy road ahead in Israel, 15 Thoughts on 15 Years of Blogging Under the Fedora, What Kurt (and Sununu) Said, and The Biden Regime Has Gone Full Dystopian Science Fiction
Dana Loesch: Progressives Really Hate That American Indian Kid
Don Surber: All Hail Haley
First Street Journal: Run her out of town on a rail! You go, girl! Go ahead and hurt your own cause! The Journolism of The Philadelphia Inquirer, and A university professor right in theory, but wholly wrong in the real world
Gates Of Vienna: The Greens Want It All, “Bill Gates is a Problem for Democracy”, Culture Shock in Ourem, Little Girl ‘Lost’? Change Your Sex Like You Change Your Clothes, and A Room With a View
The Geller Report: Biden Regime Abandoning Israel, Report: UNRWA Teacher, Gaza Doctor Kept Israeli Child Hostages, and Genocidal Jew Haters Disrupt Annual NYC Christmas Tree Ceremony, Swastika Signs, Burning Stolen NYPD Gear
Hogewash: Team Kimberlin Post of the Day, When Conspiracy Theories Become Spoiler Alerts, I’m Not Making This Up, You Know? Spider Pulsars, and 300 Pulsars and Counting
Hollywood In Toto: Mayim Bialik Shames Feminists for Silence on Hamas Rape, Torture, Will DailyWire+’s Lady Ballers Out Shock South Park?, Saltburn Offers More Empty Shocks from Promising Director, Whitney Cummings: ‘The Left Wants to Silence People’, and Why De Niro’s Diva Act Was Completely Out of Line
The Lid: Majority of Americans Now Live in Gun-Owning Households
Legal Insurrection: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Signs Law Essentially Banning Fossil Fuel Use by 2040, Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Releases Statement After Palestinian Flag Appears on Their Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade Float, ‘Irish Lives Matter’ Graffiti, Anti-Illegal Immigrant Signage Treated As ‘Hate Incidents’ in Northern Ireland, ‘Pro-Palestine’ Protesters at Oakland City Council Meeting Defended Hamas Terrorists, Denied the Holocaust, Attacked Israel, U. Michigan Cancels Anti-Israel Vote After ‘Pro-Palestinian’ Students Send Unauthorized Email Blast, and Nearly 4,000 Car Dealerships Beg Biden to Pull the Plug on ‘Unrealistic’ EV Mandates
Nebraska Energy Observer: True North, Old Friends, and I find I depend
Outkick: Tiger Woods Struggles In PGA Tour Return, Including Incredibly Relatable Shot That Landed In A Bush, Oh, How The Mighty Have Fallen: First Ever Monday Night Football Flex Involves Removing Patriots Game Against Chiefs, Mike Tyson Refusing To Settle With Man He Punched After Being Harassed On Airplane, Mother Of Young Chiefs Fan Confirms Her Son Is Native American, Blasts Deadspin, Amazon’s Barry Sanders Documentary Is One Of The Best Sports Documentaries Ever Made, Arkansas Welcomes Back Bobby Petrino With Country Club Membership Along With A Hefty Contract, and Mark Cuban Shockingly Sells Dallas Mavericks Majority Stake; Is He Having A Crisis?
Power Line: Pallywood’s latest blockbuster, They’re Coming For Your Beef, Kissinger dies at 100, and Ireland Goes Fascist
Shark Tank: Rick Scott Demands Explanation For Biden “Voter Mobilization” EO
Shot In The Dark: Open Letter To MN GOP Central Delegates, Shane McGowan, The Miseducation of Miguel Cardona, What if Someone Threw A “Genocide”…, Throwback, and The Bolt From The Blue Redux
The Political Hat: Catholic School Teaching Critical Race Theory To Kindergarteners
This Ain’t Hell: Hitting what you aim at…not, Marine officer thinks mustangs dirty up the “Aristocracy” of the officer corps, Iran Upgrades Air Force, Three More Accounted For, Yet another Osprey crash, Social Grooming, who are the victims? and Henry Kissinger dies at 100
Transterrestrial Musings: Why People Think The Economy Sucks, Ruth Marcus’s Tome On Kavanaugh, Violent Left-Wing Networks, Prospects For Peace In the Middle East, and A Good Start
Victory Girls: Mayorkas Refuses To Apologize To Border Patrol Agents, also, Child Hostages Bear Witness to Hamas’ Torture
Volokh Conspiracy: Federal Agencies Neglect Anti-Asian Discrimination in Education
Watts Up With That: Bone-Chilling: Last Christmas, the U.S. narrowly averted an energy disaster that would have decimated New York City and killed thousands, Changing History to Control You, Canadian Green Electricity Push Blocked by Alberta, and Get Ready for Another Pointless United Nations Climate Conference
The Federalist: Ridley Scott Reduces Napoleon From Man Of Destiny To Man Baby, Media’s 2024 Pitch To America: Be Poor Because Democracy Depends On It, Transgender Your Businesses, Nonprofits, And Schools, Or No Federal Grants For You, Dan Goldman Is A Hunter Biden Laptop Truther, The Real Conspiracy Theorists About U.S. Elections Are Legacy Media, White House Pretending TikTok ‘Disinformation’ Stokes Price Fears Is An Insult To Americans, and All The Ways Americans Benefit From Republicans Voting To Expel George Santos
Mark Steyn: The Common Good in Uncommon Times, Morning Comes Quickly, and Diversity Rape of the Day

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In The Mailbox: 11.30.23

Posted on | November 30, 2023 | 1 Comment

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Still not feeling 100%. Full link dumps tomorrow.
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

h/t Tom Kratman on X

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: Disney Tells Investors Social Engineering Comes Before Profits
EBL: Joe Biden – “We have put together I think the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics.”, Lessons in Chemistry, and I suddenly got some dust in my eyes
Twitchy: Not all Heroes Wear Capes – Rand Paul Saves Joni Ernst With Heimlich Maneuver, Cowardly Brown U. Prez Drops References To Jewish Symbols After Heckling, and Nikki Haley Gets Kiss Of Death Endorsement
Louder With Crowder: Chicago Mayor runs out of scapegoats for why his city sucks, so he blames “far-right”, Americans Need Over $11,000 More Under Joe Biden Just To Afford Bare Minimum To Survive, and Michigan Governor Signs Legislation To Eliminate Fossil Fuels. Also Jobs, Reliable Energy, & The Middle Class
Vox Popoli: Don’t Think of it as Surveillance, also, Stumbling Toward 2033
Stoic Observations: Passion Without Purpose
Gab News: FBI Raids Catholic Family After Teenager Posts “Offensive” Memes In Group Chat

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CDR Salamander: Europe’s Entitlement Bird Looking For a Place To Roost
Don Surber: Harvard to Google – Drop dead

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