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Sunday, August 30, 2026
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Friday, August 09, 2019
ONE PICTURE OF AMERICANA: What has Changed?
Here is a picture of a rifle class typical of those conducted in schools just a few decades ago.
Kids took their rifles to class on the school bus.
What’s changed?
Sunday, July 21, 2019
The Left Is Shrieking That America Was Always Hopelessly Flawed So They Can Remake It
By Victor Davis Hanson
The summer season has ripped off the thin scab that covered an American wound, revealing a festering disagreement about the nature and origins of the United States.
The San Francisco Board of Education recently voted to paint over, and thus destroy, a 1,600-square-foot mural of George Washington’s life in San Francisco’s George Washington High School.
Victor Arnautoff, a communist Russian-American artist and Stanford University art professor, had painted “Life of Washington” in 1936, commissioned by the New Deal’s Works Progress Administration. A community task force appointed by the school district had recommended that the board address student and parent objections to the 83-year-old mural, which some viewed as racist for its depiction of black slaves and Native Americans.
Monday, November 05, 2018
Monday, January 08, 2018
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Your Frontrunner for the 2020 Democrat Presidential Nomination
#MeToo.
But I'm sure she had no idea that there was rampant sex abuse of innocent women and children in Hollywood.
But I'm sure she had no idea that there was rampant sex abuse of innocent women and children in Hollywood.
Friday, November 03, 2017
Thursday, September 28, 2017
I came up with more nicknames for Jonah on VEEP...
...my royalty charges will be quite nominal.
As a refresher, I recently met a Congressional staffer and we were discussing which TV series about Washington were most realistic.
He stated, without hesitation, HBO's Veep.
During the course of the series, Jonah Ryan -- tall, geeky, socially awkward, and (weirdly) also possessing delusions of grandeur -- makes the transition from low-level White House staffer to... Congressman.
The staffer I was schmoozing with said that Ryan's unlikely ascendancy, through a bizarre series of events, was entirely plausible. He said most Congressmen he knew were complete dunces and made Ryan look like Einstein.
The series is very funny and one of the best parts are the nicknames other members of Veep's staff call Ryan.
As a refresher, I recently met a Congressional staffer and we were discussing which TV series about Washington were most realistic.
He stated, without hesitation, HBO's Veep.During the course of the series, Jonah Ryan -- tall, geeky, socially awkward, and (weirdly) also possessing delusions of grandeur -- makes the transition from low-level White House staffer to... Congressman.
The staffer I was schmoozing with said that Ryan's unlikely ascendancy, through a bizarre series of events, was entirely plausible. He said most Congressmen he knew were complete dunces and made Ryan look like Einstein.
The series is very funny and one of the best parts are the nicknames other members of Veep's staff call Ryan.
Monday, September 18, 2017
Donald Trump Owns the Emmys
By Rush Limbaugh
We observe cultural shifts. This is one of the things that I spend a lot of time doing, and I’ve noticed some things. I didn’t watch the Emmy Awards last night, but hardly did anybody else, either. We may have a record low viewership for the Emmys last night. I don’t care what you say, if you did watch it, if you’ve heard about it, sure, it was a three-hour -- or however long it went on -- bash-, humiliate-, embarrass-Trump fest.
But that’s not the way to look at it. The way to look at it is Hollywood, in its most prestigious awards show for the television industry, devoted all three hours to Donald Trump.
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
The Complete List of Nicknames for Veep's Jonah Ryan
I recently met a Congressional staffer and we were discussing which TV series about Washington were most realistic.
He stated, without hesitation, HBO's Veep.
During the course of the series, Jonah Ryan -- tall, geeky, socially awkward, and (weirdly) also possessing delusions of grandeur -- makes the transition from low-level White House staffer to... Congressman.
The staffer I was schmoozing with said that Ryan's unlikely ascendancy, through a bizarre series of events, was entirely plausible. He said most Congressmen he knew were complete dunces and made Ryan look like Einstein.
He stated, without hesitation, HBO's Veep.During the course of the series, Jonah Ryan -- tall, geeky, socially awkward, and (weirdly) also possessing delusions of grandeur -- makes the transition from low-level White House staffer to... Congressman.
The staffer I was schmoozing with said that Ryan's unlikely ascendancy, through a bizarre series of events, was entirely plausible. He said most Congressmen he knew were complete dunces and made Ryan look like Einstein.
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
LAST MAN STANDING: Hollywood Leftists move from burning books to burning TV scripts
By Daniel John Sobieski
The cancellation by ABC of Tim Allen’s hit comedy “Last Man Standing” comes on the heels of CBS’ Stephen Colbert’s obscenity laced rant against Donald Trump and underscores how far the media thought police have gone in their war on conservatives, conservative thought, and even conservative comedy.
Allen’s show, in which he play the manager of a sporting goods chain, features Allen’s biting and genuinely fumnny witticisms poking fun at all things liberal. It’s humor is balanced, with the show featuring a Canadian liberal son-in-law who gets his points across. But it is a rarity among sitcoms, in that any conservative viewpoints are represented at all. In its sixth season, Last Man Standing is doing quite well in the ratings. As the entertainment website Deadline noted:
Monday, January 09, 2017
MARK LEVIN DRIVES MERYL STREEP BEFORE HIM: And Then Hears the Lamentation of the Actors
Okay, so I butchered a great line from Conan the Barbarian. But, hey, it's Hollywood!
Writing on Facebook, America's greatest living Constitutional educator laid waste to the preening, pretentious and pusillanimous pretenders at the Golden Globe Award Ceremony, starting with one of the most overrated actresses in history.
That would be someone named "Meryl Streep", if indeed that is her real name.
Writing on Facebook, America's greatest living Constitutional educator laid waste to the preening, pretentious and pusillanimous pretenders at the Golden Globe Award Ceremony, starting with one of the most overrated actresses in history.That would be someone named "Meryl Streep", if indeed that is her real name.
Saturday, October 31, 2015
War of the Worlds
By Jim Quinn
“We know now that in the early years of the twentieth century this world was being watched closely by intelligences greater than man’s and yet as mortal as his own. We know now that as human beings busied themselves about their various concerns they were scrutinized and studied, perhaps almost as narrowly as a man with a microscope might scrutinize the transient creatures that swarm and multiply in a drop of water. With infinite complacence men went to and fro over the earth about their little affairs … In the thirty-ninth year of the twentieth century came the great disillusionment. It was near the end of October. Business was better. The war scare was over. More men were back at work. Sales were picking up.” – Opening monologue of War of the Worlds broadcast – October 30,1938
It was 77 years ago this week that Orson Welles struck terror into the hearts of Americans with his live radio broadcast of the HG Wells classic War of the Worlds. The broadcast began at 8:00 pm on Mischief Night 1938. As I was searching for anything of interest to watch the other night on the 600 cable stations available 24/7, I stumbled across a PBS program about Welles’ famous broadcast. As I watched the program, I was struck by how this episode during the last Fourth Turning and how people react to events is so similar to how people are reacting during the current Fourth Turning. History may not repeat exactly, but it certainly rhymes.
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
This isn't the future you were looking for
By CIS.org
Today is Back to the Future Day, the date when Doc Brown and Marty McFly appear in their time-traveling DeLorean in the movie Back to the Future Part II. Their starting date was 1985, the year before the IRCA amnesty was passed that was supposed to solve the illegal immigration problem once and for all.
See the Sanctuary Cities Map.
Today is Back to the Future Day, the date when Doc Brown and Marty McFly appear in their time-traveling DeLorean in the movie Back to the Future Part II. Their starting date was 1985, the year before the IRCA amnesty was passed that was supposed to solve the illegal immigration problem once and for all.
See the Sanctuary Cities Map.
Sunday, September 06, 2015
Tuesday, September 01, 2015
Why the streets of San Francisco are filled with men pretending to be dogs
By Zombie
Up Your Alley Fair, San Francisco, July 26, 2015 
My latest photo essay — the first in quite a while — is now online! (WARNING: NSFW!):
While this new report covers all aspects of this year’s “Up Your Alley” fetish street fair, I pay special attention to a bizarre fad sweeping the gay underground: “puppy play,” or pretending to be a dog during sadomasochistic group sex romps.
Up Your Alley was teeming with men not only dressed as dogs (or a least a fetishistic approximation of caninehood), but also behaving as dogs.
Sunday, August 09, 2015
PIC: When William Shatner Should Have Won the Emmy
What a freaking highway robbery:
Hat tip: BadBlue News, beyaxch.
@WilliamShatner deserved an Emmy for his brave performance in the Nightmare at 20,000 Feet episode for Twilight Zone pic.twitter.com/DjpX2RUsZh
— Justice Don Willett (@JusticeWillett) August 9, 2015Hat tip: BadBlue News, beyaxch.
Monday, June 08, 2015
The important message sent by the depraved crimes depicted in Game of Thrones and Outlander
The last couple of weeks on cable television's most popular shows have featured a smorgasbord of stunning violence.
Heiress to Winterfell Lady Sansa Stark is brutally raped on her wedding night by the psycopathic Ramsay Bolton.
Preteen Princess Shireen is lashed to a stake and burned alive -- by her father, Stannis Baratheon.
Highlander Jamie Fraser is viciously tortured and then raped by Captain "Black" Jack Randall.
The outcry from each fictionalized incident was as predictable as it was pathetic.
Not because the depictions weren't shocking and cruel: they were.
Because true outrage should be reserved for the very real, very depraved actions that are occurring not in some mythical setting but on our planet, now.
In today's Middle East, crimes against humanity are occurring on a daily basis with nary a murmur from Hollywood, the Democrat establishment, the feminists or the progressive movement.
In the ongoing Muslim civil war, children are crucified on a regular basis.
Girls as young as eight years old are routinely raped and sold as sex slaves in open markets.
Other children are buried alive or beheaded.
An estimated 30 million human beings around the world are currently living in slavery.
In its ongoing civil war, Syria employs chemical weapons on a routine basis. The death toll from the Syrian conflict alone is approaching a quarter of a million. Another four million Syrians have fled the warzone and are living as refugees.
The left may be capable of marshalling a Twitter campaign in a show of short-lived, faux outrage (remember last year's #BringBackOurGirls?), but when it comes to real action they are AWOL.
So the faux outrage over Hollywood's treatment of Sansa Stark and company rings hollow.
Truth is indeed stranger than fiction.
And for the left, fiction is more real than truth.
Related: Ameritopia.
Preteen Princess Shireen is lashed to a stake and burned alive -- by her father, Stannis Baratheon.
Highlander Jamie Fraser is viciously tortured and then raped by Captain "Black" Jack Randall.
The outcry from each fictionalized incident was as predictable as it was pathetic.
Not because the depictions weren't shocking and cruel: they were.
Because true outrage should be reserved for the very real, very depraved actions that are occurring not in some mythical setting but on our planet, now.
In today's Middle East, crimes against humanity are occurring on a daily basis with nary a murmur from Hollywood, the Democrat establishment, the feminists or the progressive movement.
In the ongoing Muslim civil war, children are crucified on a regular basis.
Girls as young as eight years old are routinely raped and sold as sex slaves in open markets.
Other children are buried alive or beheaded.
An estimated 30 million human beings around the world are currently living in slavery.
In its ongoing civil war, Syria employs chemical weapons on a routine basis. The death toll from the Syrian conflict alone is approaching a quarter of a million. Another four million Syrians have fled the warzone and are living as refugees.
The left may be capable of marshalling a Twitter campaign in a show of short-lived, faux outrage (remember last year's #BringBackOurGirls?), but when it comes to real action they are AWOL.
So the faux outrage over Hollywood's treatment of Sansa Stark and company rings hollow.
Truth is indeed stranger than fiction.
And for the left, fiction is more real than truth.
Related: Ameritopia.
Friday, June 05, 2015
Media Dimwits Celebrate "Courage" of Caitlyn Jenner While Ignoring True Hero Chris Kyle
By Daniel John Sobieski
One gets the impression that if Amir Hekmati, the former United States Marine still imprisoned in Iran were gay, transgendered or a deserter, President Obama, who tweeted to the former Olympic champion and now Vanity Fair cover girl Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner: “It takes courage to tell your story.”
BizPac Review noted how quickly and for what reason President Obama sprung into action after Caitlin’s cover:
“It takes courage to share your story,” the president tweeted in response to Jenner, who broke the president’s record for fastest new Twitter account to reach 1 million followers.
Never on to miss an opportunity to push the progressive agenda, Obama tweeted three minutes later, asking other lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders people to tell their tale (because they’re not in the news enough these days).
“Your story matters in the fight for LGBT rights—share it here:” Obama tweeted with a link to a page on barackobama.com.
As Investor’s Business Daily noted, courage is defined by people like Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, who languished in a Mexican jail after serving his country for taking a wrong turn after being confused by traffic signs in a construction zone, ignored by his Commander-in-Chief who takes time out to congratulate gay basketball players for their “courage”:
Jill Tahmooressi, Andrew's mother, has never been invited to stand by the president on the White House lawn. Nor has she ever received a phone call from President Obama, as she testified Wednesday before a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee. Presidential calls of support are reserved for basketball players like Jason Collins, whom Obama called to say "he was impressed by his courage," according to a White House spokesperson, for announcing that he was gay.
One gets the impression that if Amir Hekmati, the former United States Marine still imprisoned in Iran were gay, transgendered or a deserter, President Obama, who tweeted to the former Olympic champion and now Vanity Fair cover girl Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner: “It takes courage to tell your story.”
“It takes courage to share your story,” the president tweeted in response to Jenner, who broke the president’s record for fastest new Twitter account to reach 1 million followers.
Never on to miss an opportunity to push the progressive agenda, Obama tweeted three minutes later, asking other lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders people to tell their tale (because they’re not in the news enough these days).
“Your story matters in the fight for LGBT rights—share it here:” Obama tweeted with a link to a page on barackobama.com.
As Investor’s Business Daily noted, courage is defined by people like Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, who languished in a Mexican jail after serving his country for taking a wrong turn after being confused by traffic signs in a construction zone, ignored by his Commander-in-Chief who takes time out to congratulate gay basketball players for their “courage”:
Jill Tahmooressi, Andrew's mother, has never been invited to stand by the president on the White House lawn. Nor has she ever received a phone call from President Obama, as she testified Wednesday before a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee. Presidential calls of support are reserved for basketball players like Jason Collins, whom Obama called to say "he was impressed by his courage," according to a White House spokesperson, for announcing that he was gay.
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