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In The Mailbox: 07.30.25 (Afternoon Edition)

Posted on | July 30, 2025 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 07.30.25 (Afternoon Edition)

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Based Books for Male Readers Sale!
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg HATES Self-Defense
EBL: Black Cod, Lockheed claims it has something “magical” up its sleeve, Trump message to Putin – FAFO, and Kuroda Bushi
Twitchy: Gov. DeSantis Tosses Miami Herald’s Alligator Alcatraz “Drive-By Attempt” Into Fake News Shredder, Hilarious Jarvis Thread Of New Sydney Sweeney Movies Is The Comedy Relief We All Needed, and Socialist “Defund The Police” Hypocrite Zohran Mamdani Glad He Has His Own Personall NYPD Security Detail
Louder With Crowder: Jasmine Crockett throws hissy fit over glowing profile of her out of fear it wouldn’t praise her enough, NBC News lashes out at Sydney Sweeney and her, quote, “cultural shift toward whiteness”, and WNBA player needs a time out when her wig falls off, but what the ref does to a fan is the real embarrassment
Vox Popoli: What a Fine Idea, The “Brigitte” Macron Scandal Explodes, Cracks in the Pedocracy, Never Go to Ground, and Europe’s Century of Humiliation
Defending The Wood Perilous: Tropes vs. Life
Jim McCoy: The Great 99 Cent Starter Sale
Weird Catholic: What Happened to Lazarus?
The Bugscuffle Gazette: I miss clocks
The Abbey of Misrule: The Life Exchange

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Dana Loesch: The Moronic Backlash Against Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Ad
Don Surber: Harvard Trumped
Matt Taibbi: European Censorship Accelerates

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Reluctantly, I Add My Two Cents to the World-Historic Sydney Sweeney Discourse

Posted on | July 30, 2025 | Comments Off on Reluctantly, I Add My Two Cents to the World-Historic Sydney Sweeney Discourse

This seemed like it was going to be one of those weird social-media episodes that would get a few laughs and disappear before I could be bothered to write about it, but then ABC’s Good Morning America felt the need to weigh in on the Sydney Sweeney Nazi Jeans Scandal, and so here we are, on a Wednesday, still talking about it.

Making a sophomoric double-entendre — “jeans”/“genes” — American Eagle employed This Year’s It Girl to promote their product: “Great jeans,” get it? And were it not for the fact that Donald Trump is president and half of our fellow citizens are in a state of panic-stricken hysteria, this not-remotely-clever ad campaign would never have become such a thing as to attract scrutiny from Major National News Organizations. But the same deranged mentality that justified baseball taking the All-Star Game out of Atlanta because Joe Biden called their election law “Jim Crow 2.0” continues to prevail among the kind of people who voted for Kamala Harris, so I find myself on a Wednesday being compelled to comment on an advertising campaign for overpriced blue jeans.

YOU PEOPLE NEED TO GET A GRIP!
GO OUTSIDE AND TOUCH GRASS ONCE IN A WHILE!

Excuse me for shouting, but there is actual important news that I would much rather be commenting about, were it not for the major media pandering to the psychiatric foibles of neurotic leftists and thereby forcing me to express my opinions regarding Sydney Sweeney and her unusually large, pendulous breasts. Stop twisting my arm, guys.

Sydney Sweeney is “ugly and startling”? What?

The internet has been quick to condemn the advertisement as noninclusive at best and as overtly promoting “white supremacy” and “Nazi propaganda” at worst. These critics point to the copy and the implication of calling a white person superior because of their genes. . . .
The advertisement, the choice of Sweeney as the sole face in it and the internet’s reaction reflect an unbridled cultural shift toward whiteness, conservatism and capitalist exploitation. Sweeney is both a symptom and a participant.

DO YOU NEED ME TO START SHOUTING AGAIN?
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?

Deep breaths. Calming down now. What this reminds me of is how, during the height of the 2020 George Floyd Summer of Love, there were a lot of SJW types promoting concepts of “structural racism” and “systemic oppression,” so that traits like good grammar and punctuality were condemned as symbolic expressions of white supremacy. And this is supposed to help black people how? Stigmatizing good behavior as “racist” was unlikely to have the effect that progressives imagined. Plenty of people after hearing such claims might reasonably conclude that if, e.g., showing up for work on time is “white supremacy,” then maybe white supremacy isn’t so bad after all. But even if they didn’t reach that conclusion, you’re still not helping matters by making such far-fetched accusations of white supremacy, as in Aesop’s fable of the boy who cried “wolf.” If you run around calling everybody a Nazi, nobody’s going to pay attention to you if you ever do succeed in finding an actual Nazi.

It has been pointed out, by the way, that the CEO of American Eagle is Jay Schottenstein, who is most certainly not a Nazi. In fact — it should not be necessary to say this, but it’s 2025 — you’re not endorsing Nazism, or white supremacy, or eugenics, merely by acknowledging the hereditary nature of such traits as blue eyes, blonde hair and enormous gazongas.

Jeff Goldstein: “Genes are a real thing. It’s ok to acknowledge them. Heredity isn’t Nazi.” Where did anyone ever get the idea that simply recognizing biological reality — children resemble their parents — is some kind of dangerous “hate speech”? What really inspires these hysterical denunciations of Sydney Sweeney? Is it mere ignorance, or is it some kind of emotional disturbance rooted in envy and insecurity?

We may have reached Peak Godwin’s Law this week, and I would hope that the Serious Journalism People are so embarrassed by this that they will re-think their life choices and repent of their sins. As for me, it’s Wednesday, so I’ve got to get working on the Anschluss before I demand the Sudetenland, and I think you know what comes next.



 

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In The Mailbox: 07.29.25

Posted on | July 30, 2025 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 07.29.25

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Catching up is hard to do, and I don’t think it’s going to happen today.
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

Hunter Biden 2028: Hookers and blow for everybody!

OVER THE TRANSOM
Director Blue: Top Five Scenarios For The Future of the EU
357 Magnum: Armed Citizen Stops Mass Stabbing
EBL: Sydney Sweeney, The Biggest Shrimp I’ve Ever Seen, The Mulligan, MAGA Trade Deal with European Union, and Tom Lehrer – Poisoning Pigeons In The Park
Twitchy: “Spartacus” Booker Having Another Tantrum On The Senate Floor About Everything, AFT Passes Resolution “Protecting Public Education Against Right-Wing Extremism”, and Cincy Police Chief (Who’s Being Sued For Discrimination) Blames Social Media For Mob Violence
Louder With Crowder: Stephen Colbert’s legion of loyal fans takes to the streets to protest his cancellation – all twelve of them, also,  Too many Americans love Sydney Sweeney, so of course, AWFL TikTokers think she’s fascist propaganda
Vox Popoli: France Recognizes Palestine, More Talk Talk, Clown World Calls Time, Euro 2025 Women’s Final, and What Strength?
Cedar Sanderson: Writing A Love Story
The Bugscuffle Gazette: Warrants & Oaths, also, Warrants & Writs
Defending The Wood Perilous: Men’s Reading Club? 
Upstream Reviews: The Reluctant King
Jim McCoy: The Golden Age of the Solar Clipper

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
CDR Salamander: All The Expanded Shipyard Capacity Won’t Help If We Don’t Do This First
Dana Loesch: Trump Delivers Trade Deal With EU, also, Five Dead Including One NYPD Officer In NYC Shooting
Don Surber: Hoist The Flag
Matt Taibbi: Private Equity & Insurance – You Bet Your Life…And Maybe Your Pension! also, The End of an Era – Conventional Wisdom Is Dead,
STUMP: 2024 Top U.S. Causes of Death by Age – Preliminary

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WaPo Finally Dumps Dishonest Partisan Propaganda Merchant Glenn Kessler

Posted on | July 28, 2025 | Comments Off on WaPo Finally Dumps Dishonest Partisan Propaganda Merchant Glenn Kessler

Today is a glorious day of celebration, and if you want to know why I call Glenn Kessler a “dishonest partisan propaganda merchant,” this Breitbart thread on X is a good place to begin, although of course it could never contain every bullshit “fact check” in Kessler’s long and odious career of bullshit fact-checking. When future historians examine how the mainstream media lost all credibility, Glenn Kessler’s career at the Washington Post will certainly deserve its own chapter. The man is to media credibility what Gavrilo Princip was to the empires of Europe.

Ace dowses Kessler in gasoline and lights him on fire:

As you know, the Washington Post sent out an email telling its woke staffers that they should accept the “voluntary” buyout package if they felt they could not “align” with the Post’s new non-woke agenda. The not-so-subtle implication was: Either take the buyout or you’ll be fired and just get the customary two-weeks’ paycheck.
All of the left-wing propagandists are outing themselves, resigning because they know for a fact they cannot be objective and do not wish to be. They wish to be paid propagandists.
The Washington Post will not be replacing Kessler with another “fact” checker. Apparently the Post’s new management has realized that left-wing “fact” checking is just Democrat-Communist propaganda dressed up to look like neutral reportage.
Kessler made that fact painfully clear, even to the water-heads of the Washington Post. . . .
Kessler wanted the buyout because he knew he would be fired in August if he didn’t take it, but “offered” to keep doing left-wing “fact” checks until they found a replacement for him.
And management told him “No thanks, we’re good, clear out your desk.” . . .

In other words? Exit, lying.

After the news broke of Kessler’s departure, I considered writing up a Short History of Fact-Checking as an American Spectator column, and might still do so, but that’s likely to be a 3,000-word opus and there was no way I could do the topic justice in a single day. To condense it severely, however, “fact-checking” began after a series of events, beginning in the mid-1990s, which caused mainstream media to become concerned that they were losing control of the narrative-building function that is essential to their value as “Democratic operatives with bylines.” After the 2002 mid-term elections (when Democrats lost seats, where historically they should have gained seats), David Brock launched Media Matters to try to discredit alternative media, and it was just around that time that “fact-checking” became a thing. Here is a brief snippet of something Glenn Kessler wrote in 2014:

The [fact-checking] trend kicked off in the United States, largely in response to the domestic media’s failure to properly vet the Bush administration’s claims about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq in the run-up to the 2003 invasion. There are now three main fact-checking organizations based in the United States: FactCheck.org, founded in 2003 in affiliation with the University of Pennsylvania; PolitiFact, created in 2007 by the Tampa Bay Times; and The Fact Checker, created in 2007 by The Washington Post. Countless local newspapers and television channels run their own on-air fact-checking programs, especially during election seasons.

In his telling, then, it was opposition to the Bush administration’s Iraq policy which inspired the creation of “fact-checking,” which is to say, it was a partisan political effort to help Democrats, period. Never mind the errors of Bush’s Iraq policy. When did the major media ever feel the need to organize against any Democratic administration’s policy, foreign or domestic? What pissed them off was the Republicans were winning elections — remember John “Swift Boat” Kerry? — and the liberal media believed “right-wing” media (Rush Limbaugh, Fox News, etc.) was to blame for this. “Fact-checking” was about attacking Republicans and defending Democrats, and it was never about anything else.

Anyway, I might expand that brief summary to a detailed 3,000-word column, but not right now. I’m exhausted from all this dancing in glee. We are so #winning and the liberals are so #losing.



 

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Crazy People Are Dangerous

Posted on | July 28, 2025 | Comments Off on Crazy People Are Dangerous

Say hello to Brandon Gille and, while you’re at it, go ahead and say good-bye, because he will almost certainly spend the rest of his life behind bars. Gille went on a stabbing spree at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, on Saturday. All 11 of his victims survived the attack and, for once, the “Ann Coulter Rule” turned out to be wrong in this case. Police were for some reason unwilling to identify the suspect in the immediate aftermath of Saturday’s attack, even though they had the guy in custody. The Ann Coulter Rule specifies that, the longer the police delay identifying the perp, the greater the likelihood that it’s not a white guy. So everybody was speculating that the Traverse City stabber must be a Muslim or perhaps an illegal immigrant, but it turned out to be a crazy white guy.

Apologies are owed to everyone in Michigan named Mohammad or José, and also to all the psychiatric patients who did not go on a stabbing spree Saturday. We’re sorry for the unfair suspicion. Blame the cops.

Did I mention he’s crazy? Yeah, cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs:

He has multiple past arrests for criminal mischief and drug offenses and previously served 49 days in jail in Florida in 2014 for vandalism.
Two possible self-published books by Gille and available on Amazon reveal him as a born-again Christian.
The author turned to prayer at age 14 in 1997 after the “unfortunate loss of one of my close friends,” the blurb on one of the books reads.
The book, which purports to be autobiographical, lays out how its author had dreams tracing his past lives back millions of years.
“Some of those New Testament dreams of mine portrayed me as Jesus Christ or God and him as Judas Iscariot,” the writer says.
In another book published in January last year, the author describes an apparent autobiographical account of his “astonishing revelation of his own identity as Jesus Christ and the spirit as Judas Iscariot.”

Going to guess that this delusional guy with a history of drug abuse was homeless. Crazy People Are Dangerous. And now for the good news:

A stabbing attack at a Walmart store in Traverse City, Michigan, left 11 people injured on Sunday. But what could have been far worse was stopped by a two bystanders, and one man in particular is being praised across social media, Derrick Perry.
Video from the scene, later verified by CNN, shows the suspect being cornered in the parking lot by a group of civilians. One man stands out, pointing a gun directly at the suspect, keeping him frozen in place until police arrived. That man is Perry.
While authorities haven’t officially named him, Perry’s family and locals have identified him in Facebook posts, calling him a true hero.

(Hat-tip: Instapundit.)



 

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Rule Five Sunday: The Ghost of Safeguard-chan Watches Over Us

Posted on | July 28, 2025 | 1 Comment

— compiled by Wombat-socho

A couple of weeks ago on X I was inspired to rip on various Euros who thought they were some kind of classy for having various tatterdemalion castles scattered about by pointing out that not only did we have pyramids, we could afford to build them in the middle of nowhere and have them shoot down ICBMs. One thing led to another, and Grok drew me a pic of Safeguard-chan, maintaining her lonely vigil amidst the wheatfields of North Dakota.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.

The MSR does not actually float in midair.

ANIMAL MAGNETISM: Rule Five Terms You Shouldn’t Use Friday, and the Saturday Gingermageddon.

EBL: Saturday Night Girls With Guns, Eighties Beach Time, MAGA Tulsi Time, “Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling”, Ukraine’s Women Drone Fighters, Outrageous, “Mama I’m Coming Home”, Hunter Biden Says F*** You To George Clooney, Bardot – La Serie Evenement, The Moon – We Need To Go Back, Seven Days In Utopia, and Open

A VIEW FROM THE BEACH: Yanita YanchevaFish Pic FridayThursday TanlinesThe Wednesday WetnessIf I’m Being HonestThe Monday Morning StimulusRandom Celebrity NewsPalm SundayScience is Dead, Long Live Science, and Maryland, My Maryland

BACON TIME: Rule Five…Fore…Three…

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Has #GamerGate 2.0 Begun? Bizarre Clash Over Sick Fetish Videogames Wrecks ‘Games Journalism’ Site Waypoint

Posted on | July 27, 2025 | 1 Comment

Like the original #GamerGate, this is a complex story, involving (a) a feminist anti-porn censorship campaign, (b) online payment processors, (c) producers of videogames with content so disgusting I don’t want to describe it, and (d) the staff of a videogame review website associated with Vice Media. In case you didn’t realize it, Vice declared bankruptcy last year and its main websites were taken over by a Nashville-based company called Savage Ventures. One of the “verticals” (i.e., affiliated sites) that Vice rebooted under the new ownership was the videogame-focused site Waypoint. Among the writers who contributed frequently to Waypoint was a transgender who calls himself “Ana Valens.”

Phil Wythe, a/k/a “Ana Valens”

You will not be surprised to learn that Phil/“Ana” has his/“her” own lolcow thread at KiwiFarms, which is where I learned about this controversy. Honestly, the KiwiFarmers provide such a unique public service — dead-naming trannies, etc. — that it should be considered eligible for 501(c)3 tax-exempt charity status, but I digress . . .

So I was at KF looking for background on a completely different story when I saw this headline: “Ana Valens, notable transgender rape enthusiast and author, has had their articles removed from Vice after condemning payment processors compelling Steam to remove a collection of incest and rape games.” What the actual . . . ?

OK, several years ago, Australian feminist Melinda Tankard Reist started an organization known as Collective Shout:

Collective Shout, among other activist and government groups, criticized Valve and its Steam storefront for allowing the release of the video game No Mercy in April 2025, which the group described as a “rape simulation game”, leading to Valve removing the game from Steam. In the wake of discovering No Mercy, Collective Shout identified hundreds of games on Steam that appeared in searches for the term “rape”, or otherwise contained themes of incest, sexual violence, and/or child abuse. By July 2025, Collective Shout launched an open letter campaign “demanding credit card companies and PayPal block payments” for games on Steam and Itch.io.

This is where Phil/“Ana” enters the story:

Following the Steam game removals, Vice[dot]com reporter Ana Valens wrote about the group’s claim for responsibility, saying the group had retweeted a trans-exclusionary radical feminist who claimed that “pervert nerds are responsible for most of society’s ills,” and expressed doubts that the games targeted actually depicted child abuse. In a follow-up article, Valens . . . accused the group of “targeting popular video games that depict children in scenarios where they face distress or harm — even if these depictions are intended to encourage concern and care in the player.” . . . Both articles were subsequently pulled by Vice[dot]com’s operator Savage Ventures due to “concerns about the controversial subject matter”, followed by the stepping down of Valens and multiple coworkers from the website.

The offending TERF, by the way, was Meghan Murphy:

Whatever your opinion of “pervert nerds,” notice that what outraged Phil/“Ana” was that Collective Shout had retweeted a TERF (i.e., a feminist who doesn’t play along with tranny delusions). So while Phil/“Ana” claims to be against censorship, he/“she” is totally in favor of censoring anyone who disagrees with him/“her.” In other words, Phil/“Ana” poses as a courageous free speech activist when the issue at hand is videogames depicting the rape of children, but advocates censorship if anyone says anything that might hurt a tranny’s feelings.

The website Aftermath reports:

Valens told Aftermath she was informed by Waypoint managing editor Dwayne Jenkins Sunday morning [July 20] that leadership at Savage Ventures had ordered Jenkins to remove the articles; Valens informed Jenkins that she would quit her Waypoint contributing role if this happened and, once it did, announced her departure. . . .
Valens discussed the situation further in a Twitch stream Sunday morning, in which she claimed that Savage Ventures had previously worried about how Waypoint articles covering sexual or political topics might affect the site’s performance on Google. Valens said on stream that “I’ve been told very specifically with a number of articles that it’s an issue with… Google, Google overlords. We actually had to fight very hard to keep some of our more politically-oriented VTuber coverage up because [Savage Ventures] were nervous it was going to be too R-rated for Google… I was told especially [of issues with] Google Discover.” . . .
Following Valens’ announcement that she was leaving Waypoint, she posted on Bluesky that “Savage Ventures requested I no longer contribute to VICE… several hours after my announcement.” Later on Sunday, Waypoint writers Shaun Cichacki and Matt Vatankhah both announced they were quitting the site. “I can’t sit back and watch Savage Ventures silence Ana and stifle actual journalism out of fear of being ‘too controversial,’” wrote Vatankhah, while Cichacki wrote that “I cannot stand by and watch [Valens] be censored for doing her job and doing it properly.” . . .
On Monday, managing editor Dwayne Jenkins also quit Waypoint . . .
In further conversation with Aftermath, Jenkins said that, following the resignations of Valens, Cichacki, and Vatankhah, it felt challenging to stay at the site. He messaged his boss to resign, offering to stay on until the end of the month, and says that rather than receiving a reply to the message, “my boss gave it the green checkmark emoji, and deactivated all four of our Slack profiles in one fell swoop.”

Recall that the original issue in #GamerGate was “ethics in journalism” after it was discovered that some writers covering the videogames industry might have conflicts of interest (cf., “Can We Ever Forget the Tattoo-Covered, Mentally Ill Ex-Stripper Whose Real Name Is Chelsea Van Valkenburg?”). So what we have here is a controversy that has led to the resignation of the editor and three writers at a games journalism site and what, exactly, is this controversy about? Censorship?

Phil/“Ana” and his/“her” former colleagues at Waypoint aren’t actually anti-censorship. In fact, one of the previous controversies Phil/“Ana” had provoked — in classic psycho-tranny drama queen fashion — involved his/“her” trying to get videogamer Kirsche Verstahl canceled by smearing her as a Nazi. Verstahl responded by hinting at a defamation lawsuit, and the article was taken down. Furthermore, if you dig a bit deeper into the Phil/“Ana” thread at Kiwi farms, you’ll find that he/“she” has frequently been accused of creepy, dishonest or unethical behavior.

What’s really at the core of this drama is “de-banking”:

De-banking, more commonly spelled debanking, also known within the banking industry as de-risking, is the closure of people’s or organizations’ bank accounts by banks that perceive the account holders to pose a financial, legal, regulatory, or reputational risk to the bank. . . .
The closure of accounts is generally performed without giving a reason and without the prospect of appeal. De-banking can have severe consequences for individuals, as it cuts them off from many activities in society.

The Biden administration was accused of using de-banking as a weapon against its perceived political enemies. It appears that what the feminists at Collective Shout have done is to pressure online gaming platforms with the threat of de-banking if those platforms host games with content that the feminists find objectionable. While I certainly would oppose allowing feminists to censor anything that offends them — because let’s face it, they’re very easily offended — some of this stuff is so vile that its existence might very well be criminal. Pornography is addictive and, as with drug addiction, there is the problem of tolerance, where the addict requires more, more, more to get the same high. When Melinda Tankard Reist refers to the target audience of such videogames as “porn sick brain rotted pedo gamer fetishists,” she’s not exaggerating in the least.

What has apparently happened is that pornography addiction has seeped into videogame culture, and this has created a market demand for games featuring bizarre fetish content. The threat of “de-banking” inspired panic among the consumers of such products, and Phil/“Ana” quit his/“her” gig at Waypoint (ultimately wrecked the site, with most of the staff resigning in solidarity) because he/“she” was prevented from using Waypoint as a platform for a crusade on behalf of “porn sick brain rotted pedo gamer fetishists.” And all this I learned because of KiwiFarms.

Two cheers for this feminist victory — as previously noted, I’m hesitant to endorse a standard where feminists wield the power to censor anything they deem offensive, even though I agree with them on this particular matter. But somehow I suspect we have not heard the end of this. The “porn sick brain rotted pedo gamer fetishists” are nothing if not persistent, and the weird drama that wrecked Waypoint is likely to continue playing out in other venues. Stay tuned . . .



 

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FMJRA 2.0: Playoff Season

Posted on | July 27, 2025 | Comments Off on FMJRA 2.0: Playoff Season

— compiled by Wombat-socho

As I said earlier in the week, I was kinda busy with Son of Silvercon III, and the way the pingbacks work I can’t reach back more than a week, so I apologize for not being able to double-dip the FMJRA the way I can Rule 5 Sunday. I finally figured out how many players I can keep for next season in the 1969 Continual Draft league that Pete runs, and I have some hard choices to make. Speaking of which, we’re looking for a new manager to run the Expos. Contact me or Pete and we’ll get you set up.
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Rule Five SundayMonday: Belated Bikini
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Hunter Biden’s Lack of Impulse Control
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In The Mailbox: 07.22.25 (Afternoon Edition)
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In The Mailbox: 07.23.25 (Afternoon Edition)
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In The Mailbox: 07.23.25 (Evening Edition)
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In The Mailbox: 07.24.25
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Return of the Pro Se Pipsqueak: Disney and Hulu Get Sued by Brett Kimberlin!
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In The Mailbox: 07.25.25
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