Sunday Morning Chores and Politics Links

by | Mar 1, 2026 | Daily Links, Penises, Wine | 202 comments

With the sudden onset of tolerable weather (it’s going to be up to 23° in Went To The Moon units), I will be outside finishing up my fence extensions for a better confinement of a dog who identifies as an antelope. Then down to the café to meet, greet, shake hands, kiss babies, and wheedle reluctant people into putting an X next to my name in next month’s election. Much fun yesterday with Prime, her daughter, and her daughter’s (female) fiancé. Who, BTW, is a Jew. Like mother, like daughter. In any event, a delightful time pounding beer and wine with three delightful women.

Birthdays today include (but are not limited to) a Polack who played pretty good piano; a guy who inspired Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens; a guy who, fuck Stan Lee, was the true genius of comic books; a bullet we thankfully dodged;  a guy who didn’t get fooled again; a guy whose brother relished tranya; a politician who honored the term “vegetable”; arguably the second best James Bond; the black H.G. Wells; a guy who really should have been firmer about his most famous divestment; and a perennial candidate for dumbest guy on TV, a very tough contest.

Links are the opposite of a tough contest.

OK, so can we get the fuck out of there now and let Israel worry about it?

AP shows us that he was just a kindly old man.

The UN proves again what an important and vital organization it is.

Bride of Frankenstein vibes.

Somebody is cranky because he hasn’t had his pudding yet today.

Meh, this happens every time we have a Glibs meetup.

Spud has been doxxed.

Storming US embassies is on-brand for pro-Iranian demonstrators.

Sometimes, I just gotta do Morning Links.

“Abby Normal. I’m almost sure that was the name.”

Hey, you crazy kids, The Old Guy is happy to see you lounging around in the afternoon making some fun music. The kids are alright.

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Old Man With Candy

Old Man With Candy

Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me. Wait, wrong book, I'll find something else.

202 Comments

      • Aloysious

        Only if they’re kosher.

  1. Ted S.

    and her daughter’s (female) fiancé

    Technically wouldn’t it be a fiancée?

    • Rat on a train

      Did a dingo eat her?

      • Chafed

        No kink shaming!

    • Fourscore

      My kids are old and hopefully ain’t doin’ that route anymore. Haven’t heard from them yet this morning but probably ’cause they are still sleeping.

    • Ted S.

      Are we supposed to blame Indiana guns, or Netanyahu?

    • Tres Cool

      Speculation on the heritage of the shooter?

      • Old Man With Candy

        That was a place I frequented in our Austin days. In all seriousness, it could be anything wrt to heritage, from an inbred redneck to a disgruntled University camel jock.

        If it’s a troon, that would fit the pattern of recent months.

      • Tres Cool

        I spent a lot of time in Antone’s on 5th street.
        For a brief time I dated Mason Ruffner’s niece, and he was always playing there for some reason.

        My 1st arrest was on 6th street for being underage and in possession of a beer.

      • EvilSheldon

        Nice spring weather does make people want to go shooting. My ‘local’ range was stacked yesterday – every range and every bay had a waiting list. I spent four hours there just bouncing from range to range, and shot about 500 rounds of 9mm and 200 rounds of cheap 556.

    • Old Man With Candy

      That’s my punishment for starting them the night before, then finishing in the morning.

  2. (((Jarflax

    I think someone came back for a second piece of birthday cake, although I admit I could not see them.

  3. R C Dean

    “Who, BTW, is a Jew. Like mother, like daughter.”

    I thought that was the rule.

  4. Sensei

    Have you ever noticed that whatever evil bastard is eliminated most of the political says whoever follows could be worse?

    CNN: Having blasted open a vacuum, there’s no guarantee the US and Israel will like what comes next

    • Dr. Fronkensteen

      Are they wrong? Czar to Lenin/ king of France to Robespierre / Shah to the Mullahs. It has happened plenty of times.

      • Sensei

        Oh, it absolutely does happen.

        Just the default position of everybody established in anything is to resist change.

        I do it at work. Even if I hate a regulation I know how to work with it. If it changes, maybe good, maybe bad, I have lots of work to comply with an uncertain outcome. It may be better, it may be worse.

      • R C Dean

        To really look at this, you’d need to evaluate regime change due to third party intervention. Czar to Lenin counts, I think. Louis XVI to Robespierre wouldn’t. Not sure if the whole Shah to mullah thing had enough foreign interference to count.

        Japan, for example, is better off for the US sticking its nuclear dick in. West Germany as well, but East Germany is a little more, umm, complex. Then you get into the rabbit hole of when the regime change was just getting conquered (Eastern Europe post WWII), and I suppose whether getting de-conquered counts (Eastern Europe post-Soviet). If the latter counts, then we have a pretty good chunk of regime change that was an improvement.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Yeah, but what came after Hitler or Tojo was leagues better.

      • juris imprudent

        Just the default position of everybody established in anything is to resist change.

        Yeah, that is the desire of everyone benefitting from the status quo. The more they benefit, the more they want it to stay the same.

      • DrOtto

        In the Republican party, everyone running for president is worse than Hitler and also worse than the last Republican to run for or be president. Look how the left loved Bush Jr and McCain after they were done. See also the Cheneys

      • juris imprudent

        Eh, about what came after Hitler – is only true for the western half of the country (and sorta ignores the German land absorbed by Poland and the Soviet Union – and the associated ethnic displacement of the Germans that lived there).

        Japan learned what all bullying nations do – that your conceited self-superiority is nothing of the sort.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Everything that happened to Germany after Hitler was better. Full Fucking Stop.

    • Drake

      Of course. He already picked his successor. Like how all the Euros think they’ll get a friendly wimp when Putin dies or retires.

      • R C Dean

        Was his successor in the room when it got bombed?

      • Tres Cool

        BOGO!

      • Drake

        I’ll take a guess – no.
        Another guess – this dude intentionally decided at 86 he rather go out a martyr than the way 86-year-olds usually croak.

      • Threedoor

        Only way to get the 72 virgins.

    • (((Jarflax

      What I find especially amusing is the predictability of responses. It’s all rationalization and confirmation bias all the way down. Someone said “Time will tell” to me about the results of this, but that’s not really true in any meaningful sense. People will rationalize any outcome into confirmation of their narratives.

      • juris imprudent

        Please stop feeding my misanthropy.

      • (((Jarflax

        We are story telling tribal monkeys. The stories define our tribes and are very important even if not actually true. It’s both our blessing and our curse.

  5. Ted S.

    Meh, this happens every time we have a Glibs meetup.

    I don’t smoke weed, so I don’t have to worry about this.

  6. Ted S.

    Sometimes, I just gotta do Morning Links.

    You should have posted this next week in conjunction with DST.

    • Threedoor

      DST is back baby!!

  7. Pope Jimbo

    In any event, a delightful time pounding beer and wine with three delightful women.

    Take it from a dyslexic (like Gavin), a better event would be:

    In any event, a delightful time pounding three delightful women with beer and wine.

    Of course the beer and wine is for drinking, not pounding the women with the bottles.

  8. Tres Cool

    “ Speaking in South Carolina, where he was being honored for his lifetime achievement in politics…”

    À la lanterne

    • Drake

      Damn, I wasn’t invited.

  9. rhywun

    AP shows us that he was just a kindly old man.

    And an austere religious scholar.

  10. Pope Jimbo

    Some people have all the luck. Best I’ve ever done is get a box of glass cleaning wipes.

    Travis Meier had ordered a hydration vest designed for carrying water on long-distance runs or bike rides. He found a white sealed plastic Amazon package on his doorstep on Feb. 12.
     
    It was the vest he’d ordered, but Meier said it felt heavier than he’d expected. So he checked the pockets. Inside was a holstered handgun — a Ruger LCP 380.

    • DEG

      “Jesus, I see what you’ve done for other people…”

      • Sean

        😆

    • Pope Jimbo

      Meier called 911 after opening the package and officers came that evening. According to the police report, they collected the gun and six cartridges, along with the holster and Amazon packaging.

      OK, calling 911 is an overreaction, but taking that long to show up? Don’t the cops track response times as part of their emergency metrics?

      • The Last American Hero

        I don’t know, there were no immediate lives in danger, the guy didn’t want the gun, reported it immediately. Unless somebody thought gun ninjas were going to attack the house to get the gun I don’t see an issue.

    • EvilSheldon

      What a schnook. When probability grants you an untraceable throwdown piece, you thoroughly sanitize it, hide it in your offsite cache, and keep your mouth shut about it.

      • Chafed

        Words of wisdom.

      • Tres Cool

        In a surprise plot twist, dude was a convicted felon and it was a set-up.

      • PutridMeat

        I would only hesitate on this course of action because of concern of the history of the gun. Might be related to a crime and come back to bite you in the ass years down the road, associating you with some murder or something.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        PM gets it. You have no way of knowing what could happen next: does it get found when your now ex-girlfriend calls the cops on you, and gets tied to a Clinton “robbery”?

        Not worth it, Bro.

      • Threedoor

        I may have a high point in my collection.

  11. Pope Jimbo

    Sometimes, I just gotta do Morning Links

    I think the productivity comes from the fact that none of your coworkers are there to bug you.

    It was amazing how much I got done in the morning before everyone else showed up. Then the meetings and “urgent issues” would start and the day would be derailed.

  12. juris imprudent

    I do have to admit the one thing I think sets a great precedent in the strike on Iran. No extended fight between the cannon-fodder common people; this was straight to the top. May all future wars be fought on such terms!

    • (((Jarflax

      Bring back the single combat!

    • Pope Jimbo

      100% agree.

      I remember when we bombed a few Iranian facilities back in the ’90s late at night – specifically so we didn’t blow up any important people. I guess it was OK to blow up a few janitors and nonrates.

      Hit home because it wasn’t that long before that that I had been a nonrate in the Marines. Why blow up us poor fucks who had done nothing to piss off the VIPs?

    • Fourscore

      Now the residual cleanup.

      Like a tornado that spared you but you still have to work your ass off.

    • R C Dean

      Good point, JI. Forever, people have been saying the Maximum Leaders should be legitimate, if not the main, targets. This is what that looks like.

      • Pope Jimbo

        Chicken hawks should also be fair game.

        If the Iranians punched Lindsey Graham’s ticket, it should be considered to be within the bounds of legitimate war.

      • Tres Cool

        Or in a lucky shot took out the US president in retaliation ?
        Or just congressmen?

      • The Last American Hero

        I would think so.

    • The Other Kevin

      There are some on X asking why we got into forever wars if this was possible?

      Maybe we have better tech, or the will to do it? Interesting question.

      • juris imprudent

        As with most other things about Trump – this is a violation of our “rules based order”. And in this case, a very good violation.

    • Nephilium

      Yeah, I’ve been appreciating regime change that takes out the leaders instead of the mooks.

    • Chafed

      Once again the Babylon Bee is way to close to the truth.

  13. DEG

    OK, so can we get the fuck out of there now and let Israel worry about it?

    No. Raytheon and Lockheed and all the others need to get paid.

    • creech

      If their gadgets work to keep lower the number of new widows and orphans of our military members then pay them.

    • Ownbestenemy

      I still lean on demonstration of technology and against any hardware Russia and/or China gave them.

      • Threedoor

        Not an insignificant part of it.

  14. DEG

    While it’s not clear how marijuana use causes CHS, Cedars Sinai said it may be brought on by receptors in the brain no longer responding to marijuana as they had before.

    Burnout.

    • Fourscore

      TEDs” and I will never know. We’ll need something else to blame.

    • juris imprudent

      People keep telling me medicine is a science, and then they keep practicing voodoo with statistics.

    • Threedoor

      This is my shocked face.

  15. DEG

    He remarked that “research [he had] done online” led him to believe he was endowed with the globe’s smallest member. But, he added, “I welcome anybody to [go] out there and beat me,” during a 10-minute conversation that perhaps may have to be seen to be believed.

    Seems to be a lot of work to satisfy a SPH kink.

      • Fourscore

        Hmmm, Recreational Honey.

        Will someone get a surprise jar of honey in September? Don’t expect any surprises but read the label anyway.

      • Pope Jimbo

        So you are telling me that there are thousands of hardened criminals in France?

    • Pope Jimbo

      [go] out there and beat me

      Would you not need a small set of tweezers to do that?

  16. PieInTheSky

    Went To The Moon – NO YOU DIDNT NO ONE DID

  17. The Other Kevin

    My default position on anything these days is “I don’t t know”. It takes discipline but it’s been very helpful.

    So for Iran, I don’t know if it was a good or bad thing. It had a good start , but time will tell.

    • PieInTheSky

      Iran for me is sad it could have been a fantastic country. The west should not have allowed thr shah to fall. I blame the fucking french in particular.

      • juris imprudent

        Pahlavis were never the rightful rulers.

      • PieInTheSky

        And the ayatolah was?

      • Chafed

        Iran can blossom after the mullahs are gone.

      • juris imprudent

        Pie – there are no rightful rulers.

    • Homple

      My default position is “wait and see”. I remember the excitement when the coalition or whatever it was called rolled into Kabul. Look how that turned out.

      • The Last American Hero

        The coalition shouldn’t have rolled in and camped out for 20 years.

        They should have been on a combination manhunt and punitive expedition.

      • Threedoor

        Kill all the males, salt the earth, and then peace out.

  18. hayeksplosives

    Howdy, neighbors.

    I had an ER visit back in November and got a follow up with my GP finally last week.

    He then received my MRI results (abdomen) , called me, and set up a visit with an oncologist. That’s on Monday.

    Weird that the wait time was so long for the GP but no time at all for the oncologist!

    • PieInTheSky

      Hopefully just for precaution… But best of luck

      • Sean

        ^ What Pie said.

      • PieInTheSky

        No expert but usually a biopsy is needed to show what is what

      • Common Tater

        +1

      • hayeksplosives

        Thanks, y’all. Yeah, doc just wants to be careful.

      • EvilSheldon

        +More.

    • Old Man With Candy

      I have a particular sensitivity about this sort of thing. Good that they’re checking it carefully. I deeply hope it’s just one of those, “Meh, we see this commonly…” deals.

    • Chafed

      Hopefully this is just a precaution.

    • The Other Kevin

      That is quite possible, he looks like the hockey type. There is a story about one of the Paralympic guys who used to be on our team. At one point they put him in an overhead bin on an airplane. Then someone asked the flight attendant to get their bag, and he jumped out at her.

      • Threedoor

        Ha!!
        I remember hearing an out thenivwrhead bin story.

    • Tres Cool

      Looks like a really good way to get kicked in the face.

      • Chafed

        Or shot, depending on the state.

  19. PieInTheSky

    OK, so can we get the fuck out of there now and let Israel worry about it?

    Are you not in danger og losing your (((card))) if you do not completly support Israel?

    • DrOtto

      (((They))) send a mohel to snip the (((card))).

    • Old Man With Candy

      I thoroughly support Israel. And I support the US selling them whatever they want to buy. And I have complete confidence that with US tech in hand and their inevitable upgrades they can handle the Mullahs just fine, thank you.

      • Threedoor

        Sell.
        I’m behind that too.

    • Threedoor

      I was yesterday years old when I learned that people used the parentheses for that notation.

      My reaction was, “what?!”

      • (((Jarflax

        It’s kind of a local thing here and I think at TOS.

  20. PieInTheSky

    I just realized that the US and Romania combined account for 40% of global military spending

  21. PieInTheSky

    AP shows us that he was just a kindly old man.

    And playful and naughty sometimes, it seems

    • Ownbestenemy

      With a warm smile and fliffy white beard.

      • The Other Kevin

        And wise, don’t forget wise.

      • Tres Cool

        We murdered Santa ?

  22. Sean

    OMG, Pluto has a Fringe channel.

    • rhywun

      Cool. I have little memory of it.

      • Sean

        It’s currently very near the beginning.

  23. PieInTheSky

    Storming US embassies is on-brand for pro-Iranian demonstrators.

    I know the muzzies are all pan islamic and shit but arent sunnies and shia supposed to he enemies? What got i to the pakis?

    • EvilSheldon

      “My brother and I against my cousin, my cousin and I against the world.”

    • Threedoor

      I hope they all have a good time.

  24. PieInTheSky

    Waking Up at 5am Could Make You More Productive, But There’s a Catch

    The catch is as a man you should wake via blowjob

    • EvilSheldon

      I’m reminded of what my little brother said about the season finale ‘Hanson vs. The Spice Girls’ Celebrity Deathmatch – “Isn’t there some way the building could catch on fire?”

  25. PieInTheSky

    China has effectively blocked all new fab development in the USA by funding NIMBY groups to wage environmental lawfare (only costs them a ~$100k)

    Micron spent 4 years doing environmental reviews. They haven’t broken ground yet, and they’re already being sued to for 6 more years.

    https://x.com/varrock/status/2027793644187529589

    • Chafed

      I think this tactic works better in some states than others. But, the US really needs to reform its environmental laws and investigate foreign influence peddling.

      • juris imprudent

        Imagine dissolving the NRDC, et al under FARA?!?

      • Threedoor

        Eliminate the EPA.
        Every state has a Department of Natural Resources or the equivalent. Start there.

    • rhywun

      This is in my neck of the woods. The economy is largely shit around here but overeducated leftists run the show so it’s no jobs for you.

  26. PieInTheSky

    “In the 1870s, the city of Liège in Belgium conducted an unusual experiment involving cats as mail carriers. The Belgian Society for the Elevation of the Domestic Cat trained 37 cats to deliver messages in small waterproof bags attached to their necks. The cats were released in villages around Liège with the goal of returning home with the mail, similar to how carrier pigeons operated. While some cats did successfully return, the overall results were inconsistent, as the cats tended to follow their own whims rather than strict delivery routes. Due to their unreliable nature, the experiment was never repeated.”

    https://x.com/cosyposter/status/2028076215995711800

  27. The Late P Brooks

    China has effectively blocked all new fab development in the USA by funding NIMBY groups to wage environmental lawfare (only costs them a ~$100k)

    Micron spent 4 years doing environmental reviews. They haven’t broken ground yet, and they’re already being sued to for 6 more years.

    *outright prolonged laughter*

  28. Common Tater

    And just like that, Democrats are against war.

    • The Other Kevin

      My wife opened up Facebook last night. “Oh crap look at what my (lefty) friend posted…” I told her to PUT IT DOWN. And she did, and we had a very nice evening.

      • Chafed

        Kudos to both of you.

  29. Common Tater

    “Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Friday said he was ordering the “complete and immediate cancellation” of all Department of War attendants at universities like Princeton, Columbia, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Brown and Yale, starting with the 2026-27 academic year.

    Hegseth added that the ban would also include “many others,” claiming the higher education system has been “poisoned from within from a class of so-called elite universities who’ve abused their privilege and access to this department and utterly betrayed their purpose.””

    https://nypost.com/2026/03/01/us-news/hegseth-bans-military-from-woke-princeton-columbia-mit-universities/

    Doesn’t he have better things to do now?

    • Contrarian P

      Honestly I’m not sure that he does. Took about five minutes to put this policy together.

      Not really any reason to send war department people to elite universities. They are at the school to learn skills needed for war. There’s not much of an argument that the education from a second tier school is significantly worse. Being taught a bunch of social nonsense just hurts readiness.

      The military exists to kill the enemy. That’s the only thing that’s important.

      • juris imprudent

        Modern bureaucracy killing the military. Patton, Eisenhower and Marshall didn’t have graduate degrees – you aren’t a better officer just because you have one.

      • Threedoor

        I got out 16 years ago.

        I learned that the military is a welfare to work program that exists to advance the lifestyles of those who have no marketable skills nor the desire to have any. Most guys do one hitch and see how the system is aligned against meritocracy and they get out.

        The shit stays in and accumulates at the top. Then those guys retire and get jobs in other parts of government or the post office.

  30. Gender Traitor

    a guy whose brother relished tranya

    Okay, that’s got to be one of the most obscure references you’ve made in the birthday list. I really had to dig to figure that one out. The sad thing is that my oldest sister, former hardcore “Don’t Call Me a Trekkie” Trekker, might have known it off the top of her head. 🙄

    • Tres Cool

      Oh yeah- Clint Howard w/o even looking.
      The freaky big head baby.
      Thanks to my brother, Ill always call the Talosians (The Menagerie) the “buttheads”.

    • Chafed

      I immediately knew that one.

      • slumbrew

        Neeeeeerd!

  31. The Late P Brooks

    “New attacks amid threat of escalation”

    That’s some top notch journalisming.

  32. PieInTheSky

    Lenin wrote in 1915: “If tomorrow, Morocco were to declare war on France, India on England, Persia or China on [World War I era, pre-revolutionary] Russia, and so forth, those would be just, defensive wars, irrespective of who attacked first; and every socialist would sympathize with the victory of the oppressed, dependent, unequal states against the oppressing, slave-owning, predatory ‘Great’ Powers.”

    In this instance, of course, Iran did not attack first. But that only strengthens the point that today, every socialist, every anti-colonialist, every opponent of genocide, every supporter of the most basic principles of sovereignty and equality, must stand firmly with Iran, waging a defensive war against the oppressing, slave-owning, predatory United States and Israel.

    https://x.com/agent_of_change/status/2027724776299450838

  33. Common Tater

    “Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claimed to have attacked a US aircraft carrier in revenge for the killing of the country’s Supreme Leader, as it launches drone attacks across the Middle East today.

    State media carried a statement claiming the USS Abraham Lincoln had been attacked with ‘four ballistic missiles’. The Pentagon later denied the Lincoln had been hit but said missiles had been fired that ‘did not even come close’.

    The US Defense Department also confirmed that three US servicemen have been killed during Operation Epic Fury, and another five have been injured.”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15601019/Iran-attacks-LIVE-Israel-US-launch-pre-emptive-strikes-Iran-explosions-heard-downtown-Iran.html

    • EvilSheldon

      Did the aircraft carrier notice?

    • The Other Kevin

      “attacked” and “did not even come close” are probably both true. This is right there with “We used up all our old missiles, now we’re going to use the good stuff.”

  34. The Late P Brooks

    If only we had a vaccine to prevent public health hysteria

    An alarming new report calculates the price tag for the U.S. if those rates continue to fall.

    If measles vaccination rates continue to drop just 1% annually for the next five years, the cost to the U.S. could reach $1.5 billion a year, according to a new report from the Yale School of Public Health.

    Armed with existing county-level vaccination coverage data, Yale researchers used mathematical models to calculate predicted increases in measles cases, hospitalizations and their associated medical and societal costs.

    Based on their projections, $41.1 million would be needed each year to cover patients’ basic medical needs, including health insurance, and $947 million for public health response efforts such as surveillance and contact tracing. Lost productivity in the workforce, the report found, could reach $510.4 million each year.

    “According to my model, you need to give me a shitload of money.”

    As we all know, each unvaxxed individual will not only become terminally ill, they will infect ten thousand others.

    • The Other Kevin

      Come on Brooks, that’s like $0.01 in Somali fraud dollars.

      • Mojeaux

        Reality and math are racist. Also, literacy and knowing which fork to use.

      • UnCivilServant

        knowing which fork to use.

        If I’m in the office, I use the office fork. If I’m at my house, I use the house fork.

        No, I do not have guests, so nobody ever uses the guest forks.

  35. The Late P Brooks

    In late January 2025, as President Donald Trump was taking his second oath of office, measles cases were beginning to spread in West Texas. Under his presidency, following the guidance of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the administration has not strongly endorsed vaccines as a way to end such outbreaks.

    Instead, the messaging on childhood vaccination has focused on “personal choice” rather than public health necessity.

    Fuck off, slaver.

  36. The Other Kevin

    I must admit, in addition to being a hottie, Tulsi Gabbard has proven to be damn good at her job. She’s in charge of the agencies that tracked Maduro and the Ayatollah. You don’t pull those operations off with the keystone cops running things.

    • Chafed

      She’s the DNI. I assume it’s the CIA that located them.

      • Tres Cool

        And now I’ll head to my bunk with CPRM’s AI Tulsi. And AOC as ashamed as I am.

  37. Common Tater

    “Mark Levin: I’ll deal with this deranged traitor, Tucker Carlson, more fully later. For now I’ll say he’s a disgusting Woke Reich lowlife. He trashes our country and president in the middle of a military campaign against an enemy that has murdered over 1000 Americans and maimed thousands more. This bum has pranced around the Middle East giving aid and comfort to our enemies. And today he’s stabbing the president in the back and smearing our nation. He lies and propagandizes, and spews his cancerous bigotry, antisemitism, and Cristian-trashing. Even Qatar is condemning Iran. But not Carlson . He attacks his own country. You’ve every reason to despise him.”

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/02/tucker-carlson-slams-president-trumps-disgusting-evil-attack/

    This shit is tiring.

    • Chafed

      Levin can still be right.

      • Common Tater

        I view it as both of them are wrong

      • juris imprudent

        People react so stupidly to Carlson. It’s almost as bad as those who react so badly to Trump.

      • Old Man With Candy

        A stupid reaction is any indication that you pay any attention whatsoever to him.

    • Threedoor

      Christian bashing from Tucker?

      Says the old asthmatic that’s not a Christian?

  38. The Late P Brooks

    Two little girls in Texas, ages 6 and 8, died of measles much sooner, within weeks of their diagnosis.

    While the economic consequences of measles outbreaks are real, the human impact cannot be ignored, Chokshi said. “Behind every number is a child struggling with a devastating illness, or a family reckoning with an unexpected hospitalization, and, in the worst circumstances, a death or a long-term consequence from what is a preventable disease.”

    Meanwhile, we will do anything and everything possible to weaken our children’s immune systems.

  39. Common Tater

    “A girl in Los Angeles has died after she was struck in the head by a metal water bottle at school when she tried to step in to protect her sister from a bully.

    The girl picking on Khimberly Zavaleta’s sister hurled the metal water bottle at Zavaleta, her family said, per the Daily Mail. She was later taken to the emergency room but was released the same day. 10 days later, she suffered from a brain hemorrhage and collapsed without warning.”

    https://thepostmillennial.com/los-angeles-12-year-old-girl-dead-after-bully-hits-her-in-the-head-with-metal-water-bottle

    Sad.

    • Threedoor

      Great call on the docs checking her out.

  40. Common Tater

    “10 minutes before President Donald Trump even announced that the US was conducting strikes in Iran in coordination with Israel, a pro-Iran regime network was mobilized to hit America’s streets in protest on February 28.

    The ANSWER Coalition—which is a group funded by Neville Roy Singham, a pro-China tech tycoon, per Fox News—announced at 2:34 am on X: “EMERGENCY NATIONWIDE DAY OF ACTION TODAY, SAT. FEB 28 — STOP THE WAR WITH IRAN!”

    https://thepostmillennial.com/progressive-pro-iran-groups-mobilized-against-us-action-moments-before-trump-announced-strikes

    Something needs to be done about all this astroturf.

    • Tres Cool

      Well, you dont have it mow it. Or water it.

  41. Common Tater

    “A recent tweet from the US Department of Defense boasts about the killing capabilities of the US military as follows: “Low cortisol. Locked in. Lethalitymaxxing”. To many, that will sound as indecipherable as the teenagers that discuss “high-tier Beckys” or the New York Times warning of “Tate-pilled” boys.

    Many will have now seen the 6 February tweet that went globally viral, viewed more than 24m times and since discussed in endless analyses and explainers:

    Clavicular was mid jestergooning when a group of Foids came and spiked his Cortisol levels. Is Ignoring the Foids while munting and mogging Moids more useful then SMV chadfishing in the club?

    In 2026, this kind of language is appearing more frequently, from America’s most prominent newspaper to the highest tiers of the US government. Why has this disfigured way of speaking become so normalized?”

    https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/mar/01/incel-slang-mainstream-government-media

    I blame Pie.

  42. The Late P Brooks

    Shark infested waters

    Ladies of the jury dabbed their eyes, sniffling as the 20-year-old on the witness stand described the hours she’d spent trying to fix her face before appearing in court that morning — her view of herself irreparably warped by what she characterized as a decade of addiction to YouTube and Instagram.

    “Whenever I got a bunch of likes I was really happy, and it made me feel really good about myself,” said the woman, known in court as Kaley G.M. “If I didn’t, I would feel insecure, like I looked ugly.”

    One alternate juror wept openly during the testimony in Los Angeles County Superior Court, wiping her tears on her sweater.

    Kaley’s lawsuit is a test case chosen from among hundreds alleging that social media apps were designed to snare young kids and keep them hooked. But it’s her Los Angeles jury that will set the stakes for thousands of suits still to come, making this one of the corporate world’s most closely watched legal battles.

    Open the floodgates of litigation.

    • (((Jarflax

      Hmm, who do I hate most in this? The social media companies? The plaintiffs? The lawyers? The legislators and judges that have so undermined common law that we now allow tort claims by people claiming injuries arising entirely from their own behavior?

      This is getting to be a pattern, stories that leave me wanting everyone involved slapped upside their stupid head.

      • Common Tater

        I hate the journalists lazily making it a gender issue.

      • (((Jarflax

        Yes, but I don’t want journalists slapped upside their stupid heads. I’ll refrain from saying what I want for journalists because I don’t have enough lifetime left to come up with suitable punishments, and even the Imperial Chinese ones aren’t enough.

    • rhywun

      men yawn and laugh

      Man card confirmed.

      This particular mass hysteria is the dumbest one I can remember.

    • Threedoor

      She should have sued her loser parents.

      Don’t give your kid a phone.

  43. Sensei

    And in NJ news…

    Deptford bakery faces backlash after Gov. Sherrill’s visit

    https://archive.fo/DHmd9

    For us, this had NOTHING to do with politics,” the bakery’s post said of Sherrill’s visit, which was covered by multiple media outlets.

    “It was about representing the hardworking small business community and the real families behind these shops,” the post continued.

    Nothing political about a governor photo op at all. If they want host the governor be my guest. But don’t lie and pretend it’s not political.

  44. The Late P Brooks

    Modern bureaucracy killing the military. Patton, Eisenhower and Marshall didn’t have graduate degrees – you aren’t a better officer just because you have one.

    We have o send them to the Kennedy School of Government so they will understand what sort of civil society is worth fighting for.

    • (((Jarflax

      If they don’t insist that officers have advanced degrees they might end up with officers that think like enlisted men, and that would be very dangerous to people whose power depends on constantly violating their oaths to uphold the Constitution and Laws of the United States.

      • Gustave Lytton

        Not to worry, the senior enlisted are culturally just like the officer class.

      • Threedoor

        The number of lower enlisted in my unit that believed that civilians should not be allowed to own guns, vote, or run for office shocked me.

        When the upper enlisted and officers let their political masks slip they were even worse.

      • Threedoor

        With a double dose of the ghetto Gustave.

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