FBI gets roasted by a whistleblower but Dems can't handle the truth. They argue that the FBI has determined the whistleblowers are not whistleblowers deserving of protection for whistleblowers.
If anything ever showed that the FBI (and Democrats) are corrupt, this exchange is it.
Alberta, the Texas of Canada, has proven it remains conservative, and anti-Justin-Trudeau. I'm proud of my western compatriots.
Resuming the latest Saturday Learning Series, as Jordan Peterson continues his Biblical series.
You just don't hear about it because some people just don't want you to know. But here's proof that mail-in voting is especially ripe for voter fraud.
Peter Zeihan's take on the latest turn of events in the Russia Ukraine war.
The left is so in favor of green (clean) energy options, unless it's nuclear. It's a dichotomy in their minds that serves no purpose. The green movement is a child of the anti-nuclear movement but nothing is cleaner and provides as much power as nuclear energy. They don't want to hear that.
They often throw up the issue of nuclear waste, but as it turns out; it's not as bad as they claim, it never was:
Canada politically has become a cesspool under Trudeau. It appears there will be no official inquiry into the issue thanks to a Trudeau buddy operating in an official role.
There are other candidates in the race (I'll cover all of them eventually), but Vivek Ramaswamy is one more good candidate worth some attention. Here's John Stossel's recent full interview with him.
Ron DeSantis is going to run for president in 2024. He would beat Biden most likely. But so would Trump. The GOP has quite a few good options, unlike the Democrats. My preference would be for four more years of Trump followed by eight years of DeSantis right afterwards. I'm also not opposed to eight years of Tim Scott after that either.
Tim Scott announced his run for president in 2024. He's a good man but in a ever-more-crowded field with two heavyweights (president Trump and soon, Florida governor Ron DeSantis) it's unlikely there will be room for others to get enough oxygen into their campaigns realistically.
Newt Gingrich sums up Tim Scott quite well here:
...unless they are bribing his family.
It looks like Tucker Carlson is going to be doing his show from Twitter:
We’re back. pic.twitter.com/sG5t9gr60O
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) May 9, 2023
Resuming the latest Saturday Learning Series, as Jordan Peterson continues his Biblical series.
If you don't play hardball, the FBI is a lost cause as an American institution.
The continuation of the latest Saturday Learning Series, as Jordan Peterson continues his Biblical series.
Like I just said, Democrats want to destroy America in every arena in which they engage. Tim Scott is brilliant here in pointing it out.
Democrats one and all are, in EVERY arena they engage, doing whatever they can to destroy America.
This video from Forbes, of Andy Biggs firing back at North Korean dupe Eric Swalwell on the Defund the Police movement caused a lightbulb to go off in my head. Why do Democrats so desperately want the Defund the Police Movement to succeed? Oh and by the way, excluding the FBI. It's precisely that last point that matters; if they defund local and state police it increases the need for a centralized, federal police force. The FBI. We know the FBI has been deeply infected with Democrat operatives; agenda driven political hacks. It all makes sense if you see it through that power-amassing dictatorial leftist lens.
The Bud Light situation with Dylan Mulvaney provides a great explanation of why companies are trapped into going woke. It doesn't absolve them of complicite behavior, but the point here is how it displays the evils of ESG. Thanks to Midnight's Edge for this great video explanation.
Also if you missed the whole story of the current Bud Light saga, it's also explained here.
Without her notes full of vapid talking points, I'm not sure how Karine Jean-Pierre stands up at all. Even with them there to assist her, she should crumble under the weight of the facts.
If your socialist worldview about capitalism is bad, it might be because the capitalism you have been exposed to has been crony capitalism. Crony capitalism is bad capitalism. In fact it's not really capitalism at all. It is bad though, fascist level bad. Here's why (while this does go off on some tangential lines, it covers a lot of good points that all deserve deeper dives):
Texas governor Abbott announces a Texas border force to curb illegal immigration, a necessary action in the face of federal complicity in encouraging illegal immigration.
The DOJ investigation into Hunter Biden is what it is. What the Republicans need to do is hold off until closer to the election to ensure this sticks to the eventual Democrat nominee. Maybe now is the time to start that, I don't know. My point is too soon is just as bad as too late.
The continuation of the latest Saturday Learning Series, as Jordan Peterson continues his Biblical series.
This is an interesting turn of events; Russia's Wagner group is possibly closing up shop in the Ukraine, or at least Bakhmut. But if that's the case it could be a precursor to more. Things are clearly not going well for Russia.
A new whistleblower has a document that apparently proves Let's Go Brandon engaged in pay for play bribery with a foreign national. Is the goal to take down Let's Go Brandon or just damage him prior to the 2024 election? If it's the former, Republicans may actually be doing the Democrats a favor. He's so badly damaged he can't win (without some sort cheating).
It's hard to tell if this is legitimately a Ukrainian effort or Moscow disinformation. Nevertheless it looks like there may have been a drone attack attempting to assassinate Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin.
Let's Go Brandon, late to the table and misleading the American people on top of that. Politics it seems, is more important to these people than the national debt.
I am old enough to remember rock stars and movie stars talking about the ideas of others in their profession being sellouts for endorsing brands, appearing in commercials, or even making their music too pop-sounding in order to obtain commercial success. I always found that weird; if you have a message in your songs that you want people to hear, I would think you would want to make it sound as poppy as possible in order to get more people to hear it. As for having a corporate sponsor for your tour in exchange for a banner above your stage, or having a Pepsi can appear in your movie in exchange for some funding of the movie; those aren't really major compromises. They are more like compromises in order to get the project done.
There was a time not too long ago when Elizabeth Warren (and later Obama) claimed "you didn't build that"? It took a village or whatever. But that doesn't apply to Nirvana, right? The duplicity is palpable. Compromise is an intrinsic part of life, no matter the endeavor. It's not a Big Deal. It's not like Rage Against The Machine were pumping out hits about Home Depot and Shamwow (like either really needed their help).
SIDE NOTE: I couldn't help including this not really relevant but truly funny video. Don't worry, I'm not selling out, this commercial is just pure gold. More below the video:
The point is, selling out was considered a bad thing by the cool kids. At the time it seemed like perhaps there was a note of jealousy due to, I don't know, a lack of equivalent success or talent. For me at least, for a lot of people it was just the opposite; "I used to like them before they sold out." Remember hearing that?
What is truly ironic about all of that is that these same people, or at least their ilk, were perfectly willing to sell out to Dr. Fauci and by proxy Pfizer et. al. thanks to Covid. They are perfectly willing, salivating in fact, to sell out to vapid environmentalism minus any factual due diligence. They are willing to sell out to the biggest schills of them all, federal governments. In an era of crony capitalism this is especially dangerous. They are selling out to big government and big business and have become truly, useful idiots.
Worse still, big government has sold itself out to unions, environmentalists, wokesters, LGBTQ+ (or whatever that alphabet acronym is at this week), ANTIFA to name but a few. It has become a coalition of sellouts: the foolish, leading itself, and everyone else they can drag along, off an inevitable cliff, with no leader. It has achieved its own critical mass and no longer requires a leader to continue to snowball faster and faster. It is a literal path to ruin.
Good; let it ruin itself. But no, we can't allow that because it is dragging the rest of America, the rest of the Western world along with it. We cannot let that happen.
This is where the Bud Light boycott comes in; finally we are not letting that happen. We have drawn a line in the sand to say the snowball stops here. The corporate sellout to wokeism stops here. We are setting an example with our dollars. And dollars are what really matter at the end of the day. After all, that was the argument back in the olden days when someone became too big. Perhaps it has come full circle - artists no longer sell out to corporations but the reverse is true. But the cool kids still stop paying attention to the sellouts, in this case it happens to be Bud Light.
Regardless of your view on electric vehicles this is great news geopolitically for the United States:
Peter Zeihan talks about the latest IMF take on global economic growth. In my opinion this problem has been around for a long time, probably 2 decades already, and has been mitigated by the monetary policy of loose money (money printing) and low interest rates, to disguise or hide the issue. But that has only made things worse from an economic view.
