¡Martes por la tarde, enlaces mexicanos!

by | Apr 25, 2023 | Daily Links | 177 comments

Got a lot going on at work, so I need to just jump right in it.

 

In headlines from 2020:  AMLO is not going to die of COVID.  Alternatively, he is certain to die of COVID.

Uh oh.  If you are an FFL, you should already know better but I’ll say it anyways.  Do NOT work with the Feds.

I am predicting a “summer of roadkill” in southern Mexico.

Well Forbes, I assume its because they are available to work stupid hours, speak English, and cheap.

I notice they did not mention the brand name.

If its anything like the J6 videos, I assume this occurred because it makes the government look bad.

Whoa. They sure as hell know how to party in Haiti.

 

I like how this weird Mongolian band somehow shows up on the radio.

 

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177 Comments

  1. Count Potato

    Slap?

  2. Pat

    If you are an FFL, you should already know better but I’ll say it anyways. Do NOT work with the Feds.

    As if they’ll give you a choice.

    • The Other Kevin

      There’s a video of Trudeau saying people always had a choice to get vaccinated or not. It’s just like that.

      • R.J.

        Choosing to lose your job and starve is a choice.

      • The Other Kevin

        Just like choosing to lose your business and face trumped-up criminal charges is also a choice.

  3. Count Potato

    “You rely on Al Jazeera for truth and transparency”

    No, I don’t.

    • Count Potato

      “Mexico has become a major producer of methamphetamine, and drug smugglers frequently are stopped at the border with liquid meth in their windshield washer fluid or other containers in their cars.”

      Also, fried chicken.

    • Michael Malaise

      Question: Is Al Jazeera less biased than MSNBC?

      • Scruffyy Nerfherder

        Is there anything that isn’t?

  4. Shirley Knott

    The HU seem to have deep pockets backing them. Wolf Totem got an elaborate & expensive music video. They’ve done at least one big US tour, with a large team supporting the band.
    But they can rock.

  5. juris imprudent

    Tequila can produce stupidity in the consumer, much like meth.

    • juris imprudent

      @TPTB – content inbound.

      • Sean

        About tequila or meth?

      • Scruffyy Nerfherder

        Methcal

      • Name's BEAM. James BEAM.

        Thorry ’bout your lithp.

      • Pat

        t. Mike Tyson

      • Count Potato

        It’s Castilian mezcal.

      • Bobarian LMD

        The worm stands straight up.

      • R C Dean

        Not as often as he used to.

  6. Not Adahn

    *Winnie Mandela approves*

  7. Scruffyy Nerfherder

    Apparently my company has been named in an anti-dumping lawsuit of some kind in regards to “boltless steel shelving” even though I don’t deal in the stuff. I just got called by a firm looking to put together a class-action countersuit.

    The joys of ownership.

    • Pat

      I’m somewhat surprised the market for boltless steel shelving is large enough to justify any business practice that could even be construed as dumping.

      • Scruffyy Nerfherder

        When you think about it, it’s a huge market. Just consider all of the distribution space in the country as well as Costcos, Sams Clubs and Amazons, etc…

      • Pat

        True, warehousing is one of the few things we can’t outsource, I just wouldn’t have assumed there’s enough upside potential on capturing market share to justify dumping.

      • Scruffyy Nerfherder

        FWIW, I think the lawsuit is bullshit. They’ve expanded it to cover multiple countries (India, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam) as if all of them were dumping in order to obtain market share.

        The reality is obviously that the US producers just can’t (or don’t want to) compete.

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      Obviously so mom can buy designer clothes with the savings.

      That kid is soooo fucked.

      • wdalasio

        That kid is soooo fucked.

        No, from the look on the kid’s face, it’s the mom who’s going to be f**ked in about ten or fifteen years. I doubt they’ll find enough of the parts to put together for an open casket.

      • Fourscore

        What does Dad say? Surely Dad will be horrified when his friends point out the article in the Mail

    • Pat

      “Eat ze bugs” aside, as long as nobody’s forcing you into it, eat all the crickets you want just so long as you respect the right of sane people to stick to vertebrates as their main source of protein.

      • Count Potato

        Lots of good invertebrates from the ocean.

      • Pat

        I’m not a big sea food guy, but ocean bugs are definitely superior to land bugs.

      • Shirley Knott

        Curse your nimble fingers.

      • Count Potato

        It’s from years of getting them out of their shells.

      • Sensei

        Fish, and plankton, and sea greens and protein from the sea.

      • rhywun

        +1 Michael York/Jenny Agutter (choose your own adventure)

      • Sensei

        Works for me!

      • Shirley Knott

        Vertebrates and select aquatic invertebrates. I’m not giving up shrimp, crab, or clams! I’m sure somebody wants my share of lobster 😉

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        My steak dinner in Mexico City a couple weeks ago came with a side of crickets. When the waiter asked if I didn’t like them, I told him I was a vegetarian.

      • Bobarian LMD

        Ha! Let’s see if we can get the gringo to eat the bugs!

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        There were a few other weird things on the menu, like ant larvae. There also were other things that Google Translate didn’t know how to translate, so who knows what they were.

    • Drake

      I liked War and Under a Blood Red Sky. Then quickly lost interest.

    • Pat

      Oh God, that reminds me of the 2 hour drive each way from Spokane to The Gorge and back in the back of my youth group leader’s ’79 K5 Blazer with no AC, all the windows down, and the entire fucking U2 discography on cassette tape at max volume…

      • Scruffyy Nerfherder

        Thanks for the nightmares.

      • Pat

        The music aside, it’s actually not an unpleasant drive, and the rock climbing, which was the purpose of the trip, was fun as all hell. I always told myself I should get into rock climbing later in life, back when later in life was the future and not the past.

      • R.J.

        Is that what happened?

    • Fatty Bolger

      I don’t think they’re bad, just way overrated.

      • Pat

        Agreed. They were the Nickelback of the ’80s.

      • Pat

        Which is to say, not my taste, but not “bad” in the sense of a total lack of proficiency. Just makes you wonder how something so undistinguished could possibly catch so large an audience.

      • Red Pill Matt

        I’d say they are the Coldplay of the 80s, early 90s.

    • Tundra

      The first few records were terrific. Then Bono – like Sting and Stipe – crawled up his own ass and the rest is history.

      • Bobarian LMD

        The first few records were terrific not terrible. But they were quite a distance away from terrific.

      • The Other Kevin

        I liked their earlier stuff too. Then the did the whole disco thing, and they lost me. That seems to be a trend. A band has some success and a bigger budget, so they spend it all on synthesizers and over production.

      • Pat

        One reason a band’s earlier recordings tend to be better than their mid and late career output is because typically they’ve spent quite a while during their peak creative years writing, performing, and working out the material that will become their first couple of albums in obscurity just for the love of it before they are signed to a recording contract. Once they sign on that dotted line, there’s a timeline for churning out those next 2, 3, 4, 5 records and earning back the advances. Trying to do in 6 months what took you 5 years to do the first time around means you either fall back on your old ideas or scramble to come up with some new ones rather than letting them percolate organically. So you stagnate or end up doing disco, or whatever the trending CURRENT_THING in the industry happens to be.

      • The Other Kevin

        That makes a lot of sense. It also explains why sometimes bands take 10 years between albums.

      • Mojeaux

        earlier recordings books

        Can confirm.

      • Zwak , who will swing for the crime, in double time!

        Yep, same with authors. You have a story/song rattling around in your head, and then you need to do it again, on cue.

      • Zwak , who will swing for the crime, in double time!

        Tundra gets it, with the exception of Achtung Baby. That was a surprisingly good album.

      • Not Adahn

        Bah.

        They had the sense to realize that their sound was about as U2 as they could make it by Joshua Tree. Then instead of beating a dead horse (looking at you Areosmith and ZZ Top) they tried to do something different. Rattle and Hum didn’t work. Achtung Baby did. And so did Zooropa, though apparently I’m the only one on the planet that thinks so.

  8. DEG

    The discovery was made at the Pacific coast seaport of Manzanillo, the navy said on Monday. The bottles contained about 8,640kg (19,000 pounds) of methamphetamine.

    Florida Man shipped via the Panama Canal?

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      That’s a lot of housecleaning that could have happened.

      • Drake

        Not a reply – maybe squirrels fired him.

      • Count Potato

        Five theories from ZeroHedge”:

        1. Jews
        2. Zionists
        3. Soros
        4. Mossad
        5. Israel

      • Fatty Bolger

        lol

      • Penguin

        2 & 3 probably have some merit. 4, …maybe.

  9. Scruffyy Nerfherder

    I’ll have to admit that this got a WTF out of me even though I shouldn’t have been surprised.

    “It is important to note that FDA’s authorization and licensure standards for vaccines do not require demonstration of the prevention of infection or transmission,” Dr. Peter Marks, a top official at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), said in the document.

    https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/fda-vaccines-dont-have-prevent-infection-or-transmission

    • Count Potato

      “the prevention of infection or transmission”

      Um, isn’t that pretty much the definition of a vaccine?

      • Scruffyy Nerfherder

        Not anymore.

      • The Other Kevin

        So what’s left of the definition? “A vaccine is any drug or substance that may or may not do anything?”

      • Rat on a train

        It only has to make a profit.

      • DEG

        Quiet bigot. They identify as a vaccine.

      • Fatty Bolger

        They literally changed it because the COVID vaccine didn’t work. #science

      • Bobarian LMD

        New standard.

        A vaccine does not emit radiation.

        Unless there is a EUA.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      Though my expectation prior to COVID is that a vaccine would prevent infection and transmission, it makes more sense that the vaccine is measured by preventing the bad stuff associated with the disease. A vaccine isn’t going to prevent a virus from entering your body, so you will get infected. It’s just that your immune system is in a position to quickly react to it. And if you have infection, it seems likely that you can transmit it. I don’t remember vaccines ever being marketed as preventing transmission, except under the guise of herd immunity, but herd immunity was demonized as part of the reaction to COVID.

      • Bobarian LMD

        Take your shot, sheep.

        Herd immunity.

      • Ownbestenemy

        They leaned heavily into the Polio vaccine and how it prevented infection to sell the Vid shot if I remember correctly

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        FWIW, cancer.gov defines infection as “The invasion and growth of germs in the body. The germs may be bacteria, viruses, yeast, fungi, or other microorganisms.” There are probably few if any vaccines that prevent the invasion of germs. It’s the growth that’s the issue. Since vaccines (and previous infections) should give T-Cell immunity, there will be a short period of time where the germs are multiplying before the immune system gets control of things. The key is eliminate the germs before they get to a level that causes problems. Antibodies can react faster than T-cells, which I guess is why there has been an emphasis on antibody levels, but unless you are going to keep shooting people up with boosters, antibodies are the wrong measurement, IMHO. I’m not an immunologist, but I have to assume there is a reason that antibody levels decline over time after an infection, and that there’s a cost to maintaining high antibody levels.

        That said, there were a lot of people pushing the line about “You won’t get infected. You won’t spread the virus.” That probably always misinformation and known to be false by Fauci, et al, but apparently it was acceptable misinformation.

  10. Count Potato

    “‘She has blood on her hands’: Aunt of 6-month-old killed by two teens driving a stolen car after controversial State’s Attorney only charges them with misdemeanors

    The suspects, aged 14 and 17, each face a single count of criminal trespassing, but police said charges could be upgraded pending further investigation into the wreck….

    The tragedy was just the latest example of criminal chaos which has consumed Chicago in recent years under the watch of Foxx, whose office has dismissed thousands of violent felony cases since she was sworn in in 2016 and re-elected in 2020.”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12012601/Chicagos-Kim-Foxx-slammed-victims-family-teens-accused-deadly-crash-misdemeanors.html

    Dick Wolf tried to make Law & Order: Chicago, but each episode was only five minutes long.

    • The Gunslinger

      We need more burning tyres in this country.

  11. Drake

    More Tucker theories.
    The Duran guys think they powers that be really don’t want To ert Kennedy to have any platform.
    https://youtu.be/s7Kna7Y12aE

    Jimmy Dore thinks it’s because he went after the pharmas and the war state hard.
    https://youtu.be/jjw9m1cG5S8

    They are all probably right.

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      One word, Blackrock

      Money talks, bullshit walks. Blackrock had to make it worth it to Fox to can him.

      So the question is “What does Blackrock want?”

      The answer is “A lot of things, but primarily they want a bailout and they need political support to do so.”

      • Drake

        I’ve heard that Blackrock has big stakes in both Dominion and Fox. I think the whole lawsuit settlement thing is bullshit and we’ll here about it being reduced to nothing after the news dies down.

      • Sensei

        BlackRock is so large it will own everything. Same as Fidelity, same as Vanguard.

    • The Other Kevin

      My gut is telling me this is a coordinated censorship move, whether a direct threat or using not-so-subtle pressure. Getting all the rabble rousers like Tucker and Bongino off major media makes it way easier to marginalize them. And then eventually shut down the smaller media companies where they land, under the guise of “dangerous misinformation”.

  12. Scruffyy Nerfherder

    True Believer Tard Tuesday: I Got Nuthin’

    I will crawl through shards of glass to vote for Biden

    During an erupting volcano, while an EF5 tornado is coming towards me. Biden is the only thing standing between me and a pink triangle GOP concentration camp.

    Fuck polls and these boobs on the MSM.

    • Pat

      I’ll never forget when Antifa liberated the Trump pink triangle concentration camps on January 7th, 2021.

    • Bobarian LMD

      IT NOT ME. STEVE AM PITCHER NOT CATCHER.

  13. Tundra

    What did five fingers say to dat ass?

    Giggity!

    I notice they did not mention the brand name.

    So let me see if I have this straight:

    Speed used to be cheap and readily available (80s)
    CRACKDOWN!
    People start making their own.
    BAN SUDAFED!
    Mexican cartels step in to help.

    Progress?

    • Pat

      Back when I was still entertaining the notion of becoming an economist, I wanted to do my dissertation on black and grey markets. Of course, you end up with 300 pages of wankery to basically say “life finds a way.”

      • Sensei

        Plus the calculus that would be required.

        Quantitive Econ took off when I was an undergrad. I hated it.

      • Pat

        Of course. At least 1/3 of those 300 pages of wankery would be econometric models built on unicorn farts, given the difficulty in collecting data in black and grey markets. Which is part of the reason why I decided not to become an economist.

    • Count Potato

      What I find somewhat interesting is that back in the 80’s coke was $100 a gram, heroin was $10 a bag, and exotic was $35 an eighth. It’s 2023, and coke is $100 a gram, heroin is $10 a bag, and exotic is $35 an eighth.

      • Bobarian LMD

        But pot is thru the roof.

      • Count Potato

        Only because of taxes. Black/grey market top shelf weed is still around $35 an eighth. It’s just that no one sells cheap schwag anymore. It’s all exotic by 80’s standards.

      • Nephilium

        Fuck. I can go to legal recreational states near me and get an ounce for under $100.

      • Count Potato

        Yes, if you buy quantity it’s even less. The point is that recreational drug prices haven’t gone up with inflation.

      • Name's BEAM. James BEAM

        Just like stereo systems.

        Er, I mean “stereo” systems.

      • Pat

        The drug cartels should unionize for better wages.

    • Bobarian LMD

      You win the war on drugs by spending the most money on police training and equipment.

      He with the biggest budget wins the war.

  14. The Late P Brooks

    Las glutas mas finas.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      Verdad.

    • Dr. Fronkensteen

      Needs more solar power and less fertilizer.

  15. Pat

    Colorado rescue discovers rare male calico ‘unicorn’ kitten

    April 25 (UPI) — An animal rescue group said one of its volunteers is currently caring for a male calico kitten, a feline so rare they are often called “unicorn” kittens.

    […]

    Only one in 3,000 calico kittens are born male, veterinarians said. Calicos typically end up with the coloration due to getting different color genes from the X chromosomes they receive from their parents. Male kittens usually only have one X and one Y chromosomes, but can sometimes end up with calico coloring when they receive XXY chromosomes.

    Awfully presumptuous of them to call him a male without even asking him how he identifies.

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      Administer the puberty blockers stat!

  16. Sensei

    It’s ok to hate all involved here, right?

    https://www.nj.com/essex/2023/04/united-flight-returns-to-newark-3-hours-into-10-hour-trip-due-to-unruly-passenger.html

    A United flight that took off from Newark airport early Sunday turned around and returned to New Jersey three hours into the trip to Israel due to a disruptive passenger.

    While waiting to use a bathroom, the man sat in a seat reserved for flight attendants and refused to move when asked by a crew member, according to YNetNews.com. He then argued with flight attendants.

    The man was escorted off the plane when it arrived back in Newark, the news outlet said.

    “United flight 90 traveling from Newark to Tel Aviv returned to Newark shortly after takeoff due to a disruptive passenger,” United Airlines said in a statement. “Law enforcement met the aircraft and removed the passenger. A new flight was scheduled to depart Sunday evening.”

  17. The Late P Brooks

    While waiting to use a bathroom, the man sat in a seat reserved for flight attendants and refused to move when asked by a crew member, according to YNetNews.com. He then argued with flight attendants.

    Those poor petty authoritarians. They can’t bully the passengers about masks anymore, so they’re reduced to this.

    • Pat

      Kind of my take as well. Yeah, you shouldn’t sit where you’re not supposed to. On the other hand, is it worth turning a fucking plane around 3 hours into a 10 hour flight to make sure somebody doesn’t sit in your special crew seat for a few minutes while they wait to use the shitter?

    • Animal

      Yeah, I’d need to know more before assuming the flight attendants were assholes or that they were wrong in turning around. What exactly did the guy do? Was he just unpleasant? Or did he start flailing his arms around and shouting at them? He refused a request from an attendant, which is a bad idea to begin with, but for all we know he could have been aggressive or threatening, in which case I can’t really see the problem on the airline’s part.

      • B.P.

        I’m wondering if there’s some batch of stupid federal regulations involved that remove discretion on the part of the flight crew.

      • Animal

        There may be, but in the turning around of the plane, as I understand it that’s in the captain’s wheel-house. If the man in the pilot’s chair wants someone off his plane, that someone is getting off the plane. There may be regs or even airline policies around that, but honestly I can’t be arsed to look into it. My main point is that there’s just not enough information here to go blaming the flight crew for anything. We don’t even know how big of an asshole the ‘disruptive passenger’ was being.

      • B.P.

        Yeah. Not even an indication of how much Philadelphia sports gear he was wearing.

  18. Rat on a train

    Road diet!
    Rabbit hole led me to this.

    • Pat

      Bollocks to these bollards!

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        Nevermind the Bollards.

    • Tundra

      Good Lord. Only city government could be that retarded.

    • slumbrew

      I’d laugh and say “Limey serfs! Just pull them out with a truck!”, but we’d do no better here.

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      WTF

    • rhywun

      No lie – LMAO.

  19. Count Potato

    “Kylen Suttner, 21, was doing chest presses at the gym when she was approached by a woman who questioned her athletic attire, allegedly telling the young mom her light blue crop top wasn’t “respectful,” and “no one wants to look at your boobs hanging out.””

    https://nypost.com/2023/04/25/i-was-body-shamed-for-letting-my-boobs-hang-out-at-the-gym/

    Seems there is one of these stories almost every week.

    • Pat

      The new mother, who gave birth to son Suede in December 2022…

      🙄️

      said the woman’s abrupt confrontation left her feeling “frozen.”

      So much so that she could barely even take 45 Instatokbook pics for the article 🙄️

      • R.J.

        Haha! Yes. Bless her.

      • Zwak , who will swing for the crime, in double time!

        Maybe they mistook her duck lips for boobs.

    • Tundra

      Normally I would disagree with the busybody, but thots are absolutely destroying the fun.

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      The shame was unbearable, so she had to flaunt her boobs some more.

    • creech

      “No one wants to look….”. Obviously doesn’t know the Glibertariat.

      • Ownbestenemy

        I for one do not…oh Q postings

    • R C Dean

      That’s not even very revealing.

      I wonder, though, if she doesn’t have some kind of neurological problem that makes it hard for her not to have her hand up by her face.

      • Ownbestenemy

        Photography trick to give good lines.

  20. Count Potato

    “An NYPD cop accused of paying a Twitter user for kiddy porn also engaged in video sex chats with young girls and had over 400 photos of child sexual abuse stored on a laptop found in his home, federal prosecutors alleged at the start of his trial Tuesday.

    Timothy Martinez,43, was after “explicit images of underage girls and children” — and compiled a horrifying collection on the computer seized during a 2019 raid, prosecutor William Campos said during his opening statement in Brooklyn federal court.

    “Martinez engaged in live video sex chats with underage girls and had them display their bodies — including their breasts and vaginas — and masturbate,” Campos told jurors.”

    https://nypost.com/2023/04/25/nypd-cop-had-video-sex-chats-with-young-girls-and-child-porn-on-laptop-prosecutors-say-in-federal-court/

    New York’s finest.

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      Dude has clown feet and jug ears. He missed his calling as a perverted circus performer.

      • Tundra

        Did he, though?

      • Pat

        Quoting oneself is the height of douchebaggery, but it’s not like I have a reputation worth preserving, so I’ll do it anyway:

        I’m not saying phenotypes are destiny, I’m just saying that every person you see getting busted for child porn looks exactly like what you’d imagine a person who gets busted for child porn would look like.

  21. The Late P Brooks

    Blood lust

    A U.S. prosecutor on Monday said leaders of the Proud Boys were “thirsting for violence and organizing for action” ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, as the criminal trial of five members of the far-right group neared its conclusion.

    Assistant U.S. Attorney Conor Mulroe told a jury in a closing argument that the Proud Boys viewed themselves as a “fighting force” for Republican then-President Donald Trump and were “ready to commit violence on his behalf” in order to overturn his 2020 election defeat.

    “For these defendants, politics was no longer something for the debating floor or the voting booth,” Mulroe said. “To them, politics meant actual physical combat.”

    Former Proud Boys chairman Henry “Enrique” Tarrio and four co-defendants – Ethan Nordean, Joseph Biggs, Zachary Rehl and Dominic Pezzola – are charged with seditious conspiracy and other felonies for what prosecutors described as a plot to use violence to disrupt the transfer of presidential power.

    Thousands of people died that day, and those monsters must be held accountable.

    What’s that? Well, they could have.

    • Pat

      A U.S. prosecutor on Monday said leaders of the Proud Boys were “thirsting for violence and organizing for action” ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol

      But the guy who is on tape agitating for people to storm the barricades and enter the capitol and texted his buddy that he “orchestrated it” is a goddamn American hero and any suggestion otherwise is a malicious conspiracy theory…

    • R C Dean

      So, how many Proud Boys actually mixed it up with the Capitol cops?

      • Drake

        Weren’t most of them Feds or at least informants at that point?

  22. The Late P Brooks

    An attorney for Nordean said prosecutors did not produce evidence of a violent plot to attack the Capitol but rather relied on chaotic video footage and inflammatory social media posts.

    “The government’s entire case is built on this kind of misdirection and innuendo,” attorney Nick Smith said. Closing arguments were due to continue on Tuesday.

    Well, what did you expect? You were supposed to take the plea deal.

  23. The Late P Brooks

    Oh, wait-

    Five people died and more than 140 police officers were injured.

    Well, there you are. Genocide.

    • R.J.

      That’s Saturday afternoon in Chicago.

  24. Scruffyy Nerfherder

    Amazing what you can get politicians to say when it’s anonymous.

    “It is impossible to have real conservation in a democracy! What is needed is a benevolent dictator—globally, and in Canada.”

    “People don’t change when they have to, they change when you make them. Something nasty has to happen to get real progress on this.”

    “We’ve got to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 80 to 90% to stop a real catastrophe. If we think distributionally, this implies astounding changes to the political economy of Europe and North America. I can’t see how to get there from here.”

    “I can’t believe we can deal with this solely through prices. We need some combination of high prices and strict regulation. And we have to share this across the globe in a way that we have never done!”

    https://parson.law.ucla.edu/pdf/parson-3e-pre-meeting-interviews-synthesis-report.pdf

    • Pat

      There are only two ways of telling the complete truth – anonymously and posthumously.

      – Thomas Sowell

  25. DEG

    Project Veritas latest

    Project Veritas released a third video in its series exposing pro-transgender medical workers today — with this report revealing how the transgender “health” industry functions and profits off underage patients on a long-term basis.

    Dr. John Steever, who was featured in an earlier Veritas report, is seen talking about how young individuals are subjected to prolonged gender transitions.

    “In the beginning, it’s a lot of doctor visits. But, you know, after a while, you space it out. It’s like, every six to twelve months? Which yeah, is being a patient. But that doesn’t seem so bad,” he said.

    Dr. Matthew Warnken, a pharmacist in Austin, Texas, echoed what Dr. Steever said.

    “For a female going to male, if they would continue — you’d have to continuously take testosterone pretty — well, for the rest of their life,” he said.

  26. Count Potato

    “An 18-year-old boy died when doctors tried to create a vagina for him using part of his colon.

    His colon was used because puberty blockers stopped growth of his genitals, which meant there wasn’t enough tissue to do the penile inversion surgery.”

    https://twitter.com/BillboardChris/status/1650679308921208832

    • The Gunslinger

      We need more burning tyres in this country.

      • Bobarian LMD

        Colombian Neckties

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      JHTFC

    • rhywun

      I can’t even.

    • Pat

      His colon was used because puberty blockers stopped growth of his genitals, which meant there wasn’t enough tissue to do the penile inversion surgery

      Same thing happened with Jazz Jennings and he/she had to have multiple followup surgeries. It’s been speculated by bigots and transphobes that may be why he/she is on a cocktail of antidepressants and gained 200 pounds, but that is, of course, a damnable lie and conspiracy theory.

      • Count Potato

        Puberty blockers are straight up retarded. It’s bad medicine even if a doctor is 100% sure that someone is going to transition after puberty.

      • Ownbestenemy

        Look at this bigot. Nature has flaws and humans in their greatest level of hubris will correct it

    • Penguin

      “What kind of person would deny them such life-saving care?”

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      Sad. I can’t even think of a smartass comment for this one.

      • Ownbestenemy

        At least they were 18? Yeah I got nothing

    • R C Dean

      How none of these clowns have had a bullet put in their head is a mystery to me.

  27. Count Potato

    “Want to know why my local State Rep @JudyForAZ voted against the #FreeTheTamales Bill #HB2509?

    It’s because Judy believes that “there should absolutely be a cap on how much people can make”

    Honestly, WTF?

    #LD2 deserves leadership that cares about their community and doesn’t try to put caps on how much struggling families can earn. Not whatever this is.”

    https://twitter.com/AriBradshawAZ/status/1650956751095869440

    The party of the working class.

    • R.J.

      Fire Judy. Fucking bitch commie.

      • R C Dean

        Dunno what her district looks like, but she’s a Dem. In a safe district, there’s no firing her.

    • Tundra

      They already know,

  28. Ownbestenemy

    Training all day. Decent training but could have been a 30 minute briefing.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Also son and Mrs OBE off to look at a used car. Older owner only, 80k milles, 2008. Not bad. Given post was deleted I am guessing he is buying it. Chevy Cobalt

      • Pat

        I remember buying my ’06 Hyundai in 2013. Older couple with all their maintenance records. Had about 72k at the time. I remember thinking $5,500 was extortionate and cursing Cash for Clunkers. Prices are so fucking insane now that it’s probably still worth what I paid for it 10 years and 16k miles later.

      • Ownbestenemy

        Think only asking 3k. I told son, stop waiting for texts back, call and go now.

      • R C Dean

        A Cobalt should be a decent starter car. Assuming older owner took care of it, it’s probably got another 50K miles before serious problems start showing up. Not a panty-dropper by any means, but for your very own first car? It’ll do.

      • Bobarian LMD

        I have a 08 Cobalt SS with 125K and it runs like new. I drive the living hell out of it.

        the SS has a Saab derived motor and transmission though, so might be different.

        Rust can be a problem in salt areas, though.

    • Ownbestenemy

      You successfully did what we and the Russians couldn’t do….so stop.

    • R C Dean

      And now SpaceX will fix the pad at its own expense. I saw something about a massive water-cooled steel plate? Whatev. Not my business, not the fed’s business.

      • Spudalicious

        It was in production, but wasn’t done before this launch. It will be installed during the repair.

  29. whiz

    Just saw a an for Ron Desantis for President paid for by Never Back Down.