Larwyn’s Linx: Obama Judges Attack DHS On Anti-Trump Podcast For Noticing Their Colleagues’ Activism

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Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind
By Gad Saad

Obama Judges Attack DHS On Anti-Trump Podcast For Noticing Their Colleagues’ Activism Shawn Fleetwood
islam goes to war against gay race communism el gato malo
The President of PEACE Lee Smith

Murders In The US Set To Hit 126-Year-Low Following Illegal Immigrant Deportations: DHS ZH
It’s the candidates, stupid Don Surber
The Lawless Zone In Madison Is A Preview Of America Under Socialism Daniel Lennington

After Concession on J6 Fund, Blanche Headed Toward Confirmation Julie Kelly
The Massachusetts Muslim Protection Racket Beege Welborn
NY Socialist Can’t Pay Rent, Wants to Write State Budget Ben Smith

Economy

The Bombs Get the Headlines. Treasury Is Winning the War. Vaughn Cordle, CFA
You Can't Make This Up: Mamdani's Socialist Grocery Stores to Require IDs Kyle Becker
‘Boss of the beach’ isn’t alone: these NYC retirees also scored fat pensions on taxpayers’ tab Post

Scandal Central

Everybody Knows James Howard Kunstler
Michigan Democratic Senate Candidate El-Sayed’s Achilles’ Heel Elizabeth Stauffer
Brett Kavanaugh’s Would-Be Assassin Moved To Cushy Medical Prison Known For Transing On Taxpayer Dime Breccan F. Thies

Media

Pipers At The Exit Gates Of The Democrat Party BattleSwarm
Bill Maher Admits Democrats Have a Communist Problem Jenna McCarthy
Digital indoctrination Tom Knighton

World

Germany: 51% No Longer See Country As Safe Zoltán Kottász
Germany Draws Up "Secret Plans" to Hamstring AfD on Eve of State Elections Simplicius
The Ceuta Clownshow eugyppius

AWFL Suicidal Empathy Beege Welborn
Trump slams Iran’s ‘duplicitous’ denial of diplomatic talks Joshua Marks
Trump says US-Iran talks underway, calls it Iran’s ‘last chance’ before ‘decapitation’ Gulf News

Cornucopia

How a WNBA Second-Teamer Became a Super Star Jack Cashill
Screamin' meemie Monday! Mike Hendrix
A Day Lewis and Clark Confronted the Lakota Sioux, 1804 Time Surfing: Graphic History

A Day Lewis and Clark Confronted the Lakota Sioux, 1804

In the late summer of 1804, the Corps of Discovery — the Lewis and Clark expedition — pushed up the Missouri River carrying President Jefferson’s orders: find a route west, and tell every tribe they met that they now had a new “great father” in Washington. By late September the expedition reached the mouth of the Teton, or Bad, River — today’s Pierre, South Dakota — and ran straight into the Teton Sioux, the Lakota, who controlled river traffic and taxed every trader who came upstream...

Time Surfing: Graphic History.

Larwyn’s Linx: Dems’ Open Border Policy Is A Form Of Hybrid Warfare—Against The American People

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Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind
By Gad Saad

Dems’ Open Border Policy Is A Form Of Hybrid Warfare—Against The American People John Daniel Davidson
Negotiating with the Iranian scorpions John A. Lucas
Ogles Targets Obama Judge for Impeachment Over Somali TPS Ben Smith

Memo Gives Blueprint For Investigating Fauci’s Massive ‘Curated Misinformation Effort’ Hans Mahncke
Fauci privately estimated COVID-19 death rate far lower than he gave Congress, diary shows JTN
The Strategic Architecture Behind ‘Trump’s Luck’ Stu Cvrk

Economy

Europe’s Billion-Dollar Google Fine Is a Shot at American Sovereignty Paul McCarthy
Oil prices slide on hopes of deal to end Mideast war France24
Pentagon Plans AI Data Centers At Military Bases Across Multiple Branches Adam Gramegna

Scandal Central

POLITICO: 'Open Secret' That New Jersey's Illegal Voter Registration Is Much Larger Than Reported David Strom
DHS Secretary Mullin Discusses Immigration Reform, Workforce and Deportation CTH
What a Debate Strategy at the Oxford Union: 'I Could Have You Killed, But I Won't,' So Thank Me! David Strom

Media

War Used To Be So Nice, But Then... Chris Bray
Public Figure Regrets Shaming Anti-Vaxxers Jenna McCarthy
Huckabee ridicules Cenk Uygur, Javier Bardem over Israel claims JNS

World

How Ireland Became a Woke Theme Park Jack Cashill
Stick with it until you win: why Beijing keeps sovereignty disputes alive Pu-Chao Hung
Germany news: Calls intensify to ban Meta Glasses DW

Trump says talks with Iran will start Monday on deal to reopen Hormuz TOI
Trump says talks with Iran to resume, but Tehran denies negotiations: What to know GulfNews
Iran rules out US meetings as Trump says Hormuz deal reached IranIntl

Sci-Tech

The plastic straw man argument Don Surber
In world first, Israeli scientists find active ingredient in Viagra may stop cancer spread Diana Bletter
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Cornucopia

Committee Present Danger China Tribute to Sam Faddis AND Magazine
A Day Escaping Libby Prison, 1864 Time Surfing: Graphic History
Sunday Smiles David Strom

A Day Escaping Libby Prison, 1864

By the winter of 1863–64, Libby Prison — a converted ship-chandler’s warehouse on Cary Street in Richmond, Virginia — held roughly 1,200 captured Union officers packed into eight bare rooms with no beds, no chairs, no heat, and rations that had shrunk to a fist of coarse cornbread and a swallow of water. Men died of dysentery, pneumonia, and starvation. Colonel Thomas E. Rose, a 34-year-old former Pennsylvania schoolteacher captured at Chickamauga in September 1863, arrived in October and began looking for a way out almost the moment he came through the door...

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Larwyn’s Linx: ceuta as the bridge too far and the fulcrum of change

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Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind
By Gad Saad

ceuta as the bridge too far and the fulcrum of change el gato malo
Bill Maher: The Communists Inside the Tent Vaughn Cordle, CFA
Teachers Union Brainwashing Betsy McCaughey

The Rise and Fall of Anthony Fauci Roger Kimball
Closed Borders Killing Western Union, Earnings Call Transcripts Reveal ZH
DOJ Drops Case Against Former Olympian; Says Reflecting Pool Renovation Was Flawed Elizabeth Stauffer

Economy

India to Climate Cartel: Count Us Out Vijay Jayaraj
Britain’s Collision Course With Trump’s Energy Counter-Revolution Tilak Doshi
Europe Built the Ultimate AI Tollbooth While America Built AI Alexander Muse

Scandal Central

The Real Reason the West Is Falling Behind the Narrative
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez Calls EU Opposition to Mass Migration “Selfish” CTH
The Delicious Humiliation of the Man Who Poisoned the World and the Ignominious Death of 'The Science'. Elizbeth Nickson

Media

‘Family Demands Answers’ The Other McCain
Counterrevolution: Thirty Years of the Conservative Press Mark Judge
NPR Desperately Covers Up Fauci Failure: 'Hearing Could Lead to ‘Chilling Effect’' Clay Waters

World

Ukraine Terrorist Bombs Moscow Upscale Restaurant Killing Three CTH
Female Bomber Kills at Least 3, Injures 21 Near Moscow Restaurant Moscow Times
Spain’s Immigration Crisis. Ceuta and the Collapse of Sánchez’s Pro-Migration Experiment Daniel Lacalle

Trump says planned Iran strikes canceled after ‘perimeters’ of new deal agreed JNS
Senior minister says Israel not halting strikes in Gaza, casts doubt on Hamas disarming TOI
Iran rejects US-backed deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz: What UAE residents need to know Gulf News

Sci-Tech

Technological Progress in ‘Time War’ With the West Ryan Wu
Dr. Deborah Birx Must Be Next Focal Point in Covid Mitigation Policy Investigations Leslie Eastman
Six-Chart Sunday – Nothing’s On The Level Bruce Mehlman

Cornucopia

Dr. Evil: Fauci, the Comic Book Doug Ross
Why Morocco Invaded Spain Daniel Greenfield
A Day with Maggie Brown on the RMS Titanic, 1912 Time Surfing: Graphic History

A Day with Maggie Brown on the RMS Titanic, 1912

Margaret Tobin Brown was 44 years old in April 1912. Born in Hannibal, Missouri, to poor Irish immigrants, she went west to Leadville, Colorado, married mining man J.J. Brown, and became suddenly rich in 1893 when his Little Jonny Mine hit gold. She taught herself languages, worked for women’s suffrage, juvenile courts, and miners’ families, and was separated — but not divorced — from J.J. In April 1912 she was touring Egypt and Europe with John Jacob Astor IV and his young wife when a cable said her grandson was sick. She booked passage home on the new White Star liner Titanic, boarding at Cherbourg on April 10 with her friend Emma Bucknell...

Time Surfing Graphic Histories: read it here.

Larwyn’s Linx: ‘NEVER AGAIN’: Spain’s Border Chaos Is a Warning for America

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Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind
By Gad Saad

‘NEVER AGAIN’: Spain’s Border Chaos Is a Warning for America Jarrett Stepman
The Supposed Hamas "Ceasefire" Dana Loesch
The Curse It is Cast James Howard Kunstler

MI AG to Skip State Dem Convention Because She's 'Not Safe' Beege Welborn
Don’t want ‘what’s happening in NYC to come here,’ LA official says after synagogue vandalism Aaron Bandler
Establishment Democrats warn socialist candidates could cost the party the midterms JTN

Graham Platner Replacement Had Kids w/His Cousin Daniel Greenfield
Grassley presses Verizon on failure to disclose Arctic Frost subpoenas to Congress JTN
Warning Signs for Paxton as Independents, Some Non-MAGA Republicans Drift Toward Talarico Elizabeth Stauffer

Economy

Trump Isn't Socializing Industry. He's De-Socializing Corporate Losses. Alexander Muse
Crazy Footage Shows Migrants Rampaging, Breaking Into Homes After Invading Spain Steve Watson
Chaos Agent: Anthony Fauci Represents A System That Needs To Be Cleansed Brandon Smith

Scandal Central

Let's Wrap Up Anthony Fauci Week With Some Thoughts for the Brave Doctors Who Opposed the Narcissistic Jackass Chris Bray
The Delicious Humiliation of the Man Who Poisoned the World and the Ignominious Death of 'The Science'. Elizabeth Nickson
Rand Paul's Damning Fauci Revelation That Everybody Missed Teri Christoph

Media

Fauci Is at Least Out of Power; Pravda Still Rules America's Minds David Strom
Don't let 'em fool ya Mike Hendrix
Do Jews Control the Media? Behind the Narrative 📣

World

Ceuta, Morocco: The Islamists have launched a new front Zineb Riboua
22 EU leaders call for emergency talks over Ceuta migrant crisis Nathan Rennolds
Ceuta: Spain demands EU meeting, blasts 'selfish' response DW

US weighs Iran energy strikes as embassies urge Americans to leave region IranIntl
US embassies in Jerusalem and other Mideast capitals urge citizens to be ready to leave TOI
US Treasury chief says seized Iran assets will go to Iranian people TOI

Sci-Tech

Anthony Fauci: Dr. Wrong Stephen Moore
Power Grab: Texas’ $33B High-Voltage Heist Robert Bryce
Norway Went Hunting for a Chinese Kill Switch in a Bus. It Found Out Every Connected Vehicle Already Has One Shawn Henry

Cornucopia

3 Compelling Reasons Fetterman Will Switch to the GOP Capt. Seth Keshel
Straight People Have a Moment on X John Sexton
A Day in the Whiskey Rebellion, 1794 Time Surfing: Graphic History

A Day in the Whiskey Rebellion, 1794

In 1791 the new federal government, deep in Revolutionary War debt, placed an excise tax on distilled spirits. East of the mountains it was an inconvenience. West of the Alleghenies it was ruin. Roads were so bad that a farmer in Washington County, Pennsylvania could not haul bulk rye to market, so he distilled it into whiskey — the only cash crop light enough to carry on a packhorse, and the local currency for salt, iron, and land. Taxing whiskey meant taxing money itself. Worse, the law dragged accused men to federal court in Philadelphia, 300 miles away, a journey that could cost a man his farm. To Scots-Irish frontiersmen who had just fought a war over taxation without local consent, it was tyranny wearing a new hat...

Time Surfing: read it here.

Larwyn’s Linx: The Fauci Debacle Is A Teaching Moment, Because The Democrat Playbook Never Changes

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Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind
By Gad Saad

The Fauci Debacle Is A Teaching Moment, Because The Democrat Playbook Never Changes Chris Bray
Mark Halperin Slams Media Coverage of Fauci, Says it’s a Repeat of the Biden Cover-Up Mike LaChance
Fauci Should Be in Jail, Not Georgetown Yuri Bezmenov

The University Echo Chamber The Rabbit Hole
Senators Cornyn and Tillis Block Todd Blanche from AG Confirmation CTH
Judge Won’t Let DOJ Obtain Unredacted New Jersey Voter Rolls Mary Chastain

DNC is broke Don Surber
Trump intensifies attacks on Iran, opening door for potential Iranian revolution JTN
FBI Busts California Politicians Over Chinese Influence Daniel Greenfield

Economy

Wheat Prices March Higher As Intensifying Black Sea Fighting Fuels Food Security Fears ZH
Spain Is Being Invaded Right Now; UPDATE: Georgia Meloni Responds, Threatens to Cut Off Spain David Strom
Entire Ethiopian Football Team Vanishes In Sweden After Youth Tournament Remix

Scandal Central

9th Circuit Court of Appeals Says Illegal Alien Detention Unlawful Because No Other President Did It CTH
☕️ NUKE IT FROM ORBIT 🦠 Jeff Childers
Deborah Birx Was Never Pardoned; UPDATE: Birx Admits Election Influenced COVID Response David Strom

Media

Why the New York Times story on Mossad recruiting Ahmadinejad doesn't add up Marco Carnelos
Poll: Majority Of Americans Worried About ‘Ineligible’ Voters Casting Ballots As Dems Fight Voter ID Brianna Lyman
Watch: NFL Coach Perfectly Trolls Fauci's Fifth Amendment Fiasco Nick Arama

World

More than 50,000 Migrants from Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa Swarm Spain’s Enclave of Ceuta CTH
60,000 cross into Spanish territory of Ceuta and at least 34 die after border breach AP
‘Not Morocco!’ Thousands of migrants enter Ceuta and beg not to be sent back Carmen Morán Breña

Ukrainian Drone Attacks on Refineries Far From Only Threat to Russia’s Oil Industry Paul Goble
Hamas has agreed to disarm, Trump says Mike Wagenheim
Japan: Death toll rises to 34 after deadly earthquake Richard Connor

Sci-Tech

The Texas Data Center Dilemma BattleSwarm
F-47 program producing test aircraft, on schedule for 2028 flight Cristina Stassis
Minnesota Water Utility Attacks Expose Sector's Cyber-Risks Jai Vijayan

Cornucopia

A people’s guide to the ‘Commie Corridor’ of Brooklyn and Queens Brigid Bergin
The Foreign Invasion In The UK Will Ruin Your English Countryside Vacation Steven Tucker
A Day with Young Abraham Lincoln in New Orleans, 1828 Time Surfing: Graphic History

A Day with Young Abraham Lincoln in New Orleans, 1828

In the spring of 1828, a nineteen-year-old Abraham Lincoln was hired by James Gentry, the richest man in Gentryville, Indiana, to help float a cargo of pork, bacon, corn meal, potatoes and flour down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans. His partner was Gentry’s son Allen, four years older. Lincoln was paid eight dollars a month and a steamboat ticket home. The boat was a “broadhorn” flatboat — a big unpainted wooden box, roughly sixty-five feet long, steered by a long sweep oar, moving only as fast as the current. Somewhere below Baton Rouge, at a sugar plantation landing, seven men boarded at night intending to rob them; Lincoln fought them off with a hickory club and carried a scar over his right eye for the rest of his life. Then came New Orleans: a city of about 46,000 people, the busiest port in the South. Lincoln had grown up in the backwoods of Indiana. He had never seen anything like it...

Time Surfing: Graphic History... Read it here.

Larwyn’s Linx: In Numbers 2026—Life After Illegal Immigration

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Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind
By Gad Saad

In Numbers 2026—Life After Illegal Immigration White Papers Policy Institute
Barack Obama Fathered Today’s Marxist Democrat Party Joshua Monnington
Trump Has Already Won the Iran War — ‘the Enemy Gets a Vote’ James J. Carafano

Omertà: Fully pardoned Fauci took the Fifth to protect someone else Don Surber
Anthony Fauci, The ‘Covid Czar,’ Ticked Off The Wrong Moms M.D. Kittle
GOP senators see path for Fauci prosecution through IRS official's similar Fifth Amendment flub JTN

‘Suburban Teens’ Make Headlines The Other McCain
Are Democrats Worried About Their Antisemitism Problem? John Sexton
U.S. spy chiefs equate China’s targeting of American voter files to ‘election interference’ JTN

Economy

How Trump Accounts Could Solve Social Security’s Insolvency Crisis Kerri Toloczko
FBI lawyer 'liked' LinkedIn posts backing disgruntled agents’ lawsuits against the bureau JTN
Porsche To Cut Over A Third Of German Jobs As Auto Crisis Deepens Remix

Scandal Central

Fauci Declines to Answer Under the Fifth Amendment as Senators Press on Wuhan, Gain-of-Function and Deleted Emails Sam Cooper
His Name Was Seth Rich, Part III: The Guccifer 2.0 Deception Christopher Brunet
Legacy Media’s Fauci Love Affair Might’ve Buried COVID’s Origins Drew Holden

Media

Russia Charges Telegram Founder Pavel Durov With Aiding Terrorism, Issues Arrest Warrant Guy Birchall
Why Fauci Matters Glenn Harlan Reynolds
Did The Young Obama Anticipate The Left's Hostility to Israel? Jack Cashill

World

The Empire Comes Out of the Closet Susan Kokinda
United States strikes dozens of IRGC sites in ‘powerful response’ to Iranian attacks JNS
Drone strikes US-owned gas tanker in Egyptian port, in possible expansion of Mideast war TOI

Deaths in Ukraine after Zelenskyy warns of Russian strikes Jon Shelton | Dmytro Hubenko
Jews Are Fleeing...Canada? David Strom
The Iranian Regime Is on a Path to Ultimate Extinction Duane Patterson

Sci-Tech

Southport falls silent two years on from Islamic terror attacks at Taylor Swift concert Tom Walker, Lynette Horsburgh
Dubai Police AI traffic fines: Eight offences detected by radars Zainab Husain
I-70 Experiencing a Run of Lithium-Ion Battery Fires in Semi Trailers Beege Welborn

Cornucopia

DEI Is Killing British Policing: Think-Tank Exposes The Truth Steve Watson
A Day with a Medieval Peasant Family in England, 1280 Time Surfing: Graphic History
Fauci Meme Storm @directorblue