Monday, July 04, 2022

ICYMI: RACISM, STRAIGHT UP

Instapundit--ICYMI: RACISM, STRAIGHT UP:

What the reactions to Clarence Thomas post-Roe reveal about white liberals: Soon after the court handed down its decision, some pro-choice advocates began hurling outrageous and overtly racist remarks at the justice.

Plus: “Thomas noted in a recent interview that people regularly assume he has difficulties around other Black people by virtue of his politics. ‘It’s just the opposite,’ he declared. ‘The only people with whom I’ve had difficulties are white, liberal elites who consider themselves the anointed and us the benighted … I have never had issues with members of my race.'”

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It's not simply good luck!



Poll: Most Say lllegal Immigration Getting 'Worse,' 'Important' for Midterms

Poll: Most Say lllegal Immigration Getting 'Worse,' 'Important' for Midterms

Most voters believe illegal immigration is getting “worse” and will be an “important” issue heading into the midterm elections, according to a recent Rasmussen poll.

Can Americans Remember the Virtue of Independence (and the Corrosiveness of Dependence)? - Intellectual Takeout

Can Americans Remember the Virtue of Independence (and the Corrosiveness of Dependence)? - Intellectual Takeout
"If this 4th of July you reflect on the future of liberty, you will not be alone. 
Many Americans believe freedom is in decline
...Breggin imagines a world made up of two different people with very different and conflicting ideas about themselves and their basic rights.” 
To one type of person Breggin gives the name Dependence and to the other, Independence. 
Describing Dependence, he writes, 
  • “Dependence doesn’t think he can earn enough money to pay for what he needs and wants, such as food, shelter, medical care, education, and retirement. He wants the government to provide these things for him.” Dependence thinks life is unfair, and he wants government to “make up for this unfairness.” Dependence thinks he has a “right” to the “good life.”
On the other hand, Breggin explains, 
  • Independence wants government “to protect his freedom to take care of himself.” Independence is “up to the challenge” of providing for himself and his loved ones. Breggin writes, “He believes that he has a right to take responsibility for himself and to keep most of his earnings for himself and his family.”...

AM Fruitcake


 

The land that we love!

 

History for July 4

History for July 4 - On-This-Day.com
Calvin Coolidge (U.S.) 1872 - 30th President of the United States
  • 1776 - The amended Declaration of Independence, prepared by Thomas Jefferson, was approved and signed by John Hancock, the President of the Continental Congress in America.
  • 1802 - The U.S. Military Academy oficially opened at West Point, NY.
  • 1817 - Construction began on the Erie Canal, to connect Lake Erie and the Hudson River.
  • 1881 - Tuskegee Institute opened in Alabama.
  • 1886 - The first rodeo in America was held at Prescott, AZ.
  • 1934 - At Mount Rushmore, George Washington's face was dedicated.
  • 1966 - U.S. President Johnson signed the Freedom of Information Act, which went into effect the following year.
  • 1976 - The U.S. celebrated its Bicentennial.

Sunday, July 03, 2022

Immigration Judges Union Criticizes Biden Firing Trump Appointees

Immigration Judges Union Criticizes Biden Firing Trump Appointees

The union representing immigration judges working for the federal government is speaking out against the firing of at least five judges who were appointed by former President Donald Trump. As Breitbart News reported, some of those dismissed judges have said they believe the firings are political and that the Biden administration wants sitting judges who are pro-amnesty.

America!-----Gettysburg - Little Round Top Battle - Bayonet Charge

Gettysburg (1993) ~Pickett's Charge (part six)

Gettysburg (1993) ~Pickett's Charge (part five)

Why Didn't the Founders Abolish Slavery? - Intellectual Takeout

Why Didn't the Founders Abolish Slavery? - Intellectual Takeout
"Reparations for slavery have reemerged as a hotbed issue in the 2020 election, raising the question of why the Founding Fathers did not abolish slavery when starting their new country.
Many of the Founders – including George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Alexander Hamilton – opposed the practice. 
This raises the question: If they opposed slavery, then why did it persist in the U.S. until 1865?
  • Here are four reasons taken from their own writings during the founding period:
1. They Didn’t Think They Could Make Radical Change Overnight...Read all.

Whoopi Goldberg goes full hypocrite: video mashup - TheBlaze

Whoopi Goldberg goes full hypocrite: video mashup - TheBlaze

BlazeTV's Dave Rubin shares a video mashup of “The View’s” Whoopi Goldberg exposing her hypocrisy as she has a major Roe v. Wade meltdown. As her principles on “my body, my choice” flip-flop depending on the politics involved, Whoopi reveals herself to just be another celebrity hypocrite.

Preventing Bad Weather By Vandalizing Art

"Climate protesters in London vandalize a Van Gogh, because they believe doing that will prevent bad weather in the future."

They know he's a buffoon-----EU Caves Putin Wins, Transportation of Russian Goods to Kaliningrad Through Lithuania Will Resume - The Last Refuge

EU Caves Putin Wins, Transportation of Russian Goods to Kaliningrad Through Lithuania Will Resume - The Last Refuge
"Two weeks ago, a NATO blockade of Kaliningrad, an outpost of Russia, was triggered when Lithuania blocked the transport of goods through Suwalki corridor. 
 According to the Lithuanian justification they were following through on NATO sanctions against Russian goods...












The EU has now dropped the blockade and the transport of goods between Kaliningrad and Russia will resume.  
The EU decision was made before the NATO meeting in Madrid concluded; however, it looks like NATO postponed the announcement until after Biden left in order to save face on the reversal of position..."

Lunch video-----Gettysburg: Animated Battle Map

Noon-toon


 

Biden makes an extreme abortion demand, but there are two problems - TheBlaze

Biden makes an extreme abortion demand, but there are two problems - TheBlaze

The answer is still no, Joe. Democratic Senators Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona remain opposed to nuking the Senate filibuster, even as President Joe Biden is demanding that Democrats pass a law making abortions legal nationwide.

Just look at the data!


 

Buick??-----Tough Sell: Industry Woes Coincide With Record Drop in Initial Vehicle Quality

Tough Sell: Industry Woes Coincide With Record Drop in Initial Vehicle Quality
"...New vehicle quality issues have hit a 36-year record high, according to a study from J.D. Power, suggesting industry woes including parts shortages, pandemic freezes, and increasing prices have had a significant, negative impact on initial vehicle quality and customer satisfaction. 
The chaos has shaken up J.D. Power's quality rankings, with Buick and Genesis coming out on top of the mainstream and premium categories..."

Cut, cut, cut!


 

A worthy read-----The Reason for your 3-Day Weekend - Intellectual Takeout

The Reason for your 3-Day Weekend - Intellectual Takeout
"It’s fashionable now to look cynically upon the Founders of our country, to dismiss their efforts as just rich, white men trying to grab power from other rich, white men.
And while many of our educational and political leaders may push such a view, it’s ultimately simplistic and juvenile, likely driven by a cultural Marxist outlook of history as merely binary class warfare.
  • But is that all the Founders represent? Another round of class warfare? The oppressed vs. the oppressors? 
Or is there more depth to human history and the Founders, more complexity than simple class warfare?
They were certainly not perfect men, some had slaves, some were less than virtuous in their private relations, yet the fruit of their efforts was incredible. 
  • The world had not seen anything like America before, and it likely will never see anything like it again.
  • America is the country to which people the world over flock
  • It is still the country to which those who seek to defend freedom and justice look to for leadership. 
  • It has grown to be a powerhouse of free enterprise and prosperity. 
And we cannot ignore the Founders’ roles in creating the foundation that made it all possible.
As the old saying goes, a house is only as strong as its foundation. 
While America is stumbling today and appears to be decaying, that does not change the fact that her foundation was strong. 
In truth, rather than building upon that foundation, many today are trying to destroy it...Read all!

#1 This day 1951-----Nat King Cole "Too Young" on The Ed Sullivan Show

It's about control!-----The Global Warming Narrative Just Hit a Literal Iceberg

The Global Warming Narrative Just Hit a Literal Iceberg
"...A Norwegian Cruise Line ship on the way to an Alaskan glacier hit an iceberg over the weekend and is being turned around due to damage. 
Scientists had trouble reaching their research stations in Antarctica in 2015 due to the amount of ice. 
...In that same year, the Arctic Ice Cap was supposed to be gone
By 2013, no more ice cap, right? 
It grew by over 533,000 square miles...
They were wrong in the 1970s when global cooling was the t-shirt of the week. 
...Should we be concerned about conservation? Sure—that's an entirely different thing. Hunters are very keen on this subject as well. 
  • That's not what the green warriors want, however.
  • Notice how all these global warming policies center on controlling the means of production. 
  • They're not even hiding it anymore, folks."

Yet the America-hating media hides their record!


 

Democrats lose their minds after Supreme Court curbs EPA's ability to regulate carbon emissions to combat climate change - TheBlaze

Democrats lose their minds after Supreme Court curbs EPA's ability to regulate carbon emissions to combat climate change - TheBlaze

"SCOTUS' decision today rightfully reins in unreasonable and unlawful attempts to shut down American power plants and energy production," Sen. John Barasso (R-Wyo.) said. "For years Democrats have used overreaching @EPA regulations to side-step Congress and the American people to enact their extreme climate agenda. "This decision confirms Congress, not the EPA, has the authority to create environmental policy.

Stealing America's elections-----How Did A Zuckerberg Charity Stooge Win A GOP Primary In Colorado?

How Did A Zuckerberg Charity Stooge Win A GOP Primary In Colorado?
  • Pam Anderson won a race with no money and very few visible voters
"The story of the GOP primary race for Secretary of State in Colorado gets more interesting the more you investigate the results.
...The really big news is that Pam Anderson supposedly won the race with 43% of the vote (266,000 citizens voted for her!) which is an unbelievable result — to say the very least.
It’s truly unbelievable because two months before the primary, Pam Anderson was not just losing to Tina Peters in all the polling and fundraising metrics, but her campaign was broke. 
...You must remember that Tina Peters got 61% of the delegates at Colorado’s Republican Assembly in April. 
What about Pam Anderson — you ask?
  • Pam Anderson did not even attend the Republican assembly
  • She was so unpopular in the Colorado GOP that she was a write-in candidate who only qualified in April.
  • ...The only advantage that Pam Anderson had in this race: she’s on the Board of Directors for Mark Zuckerberg’s private election mafia, the “Center For Tech And Civic Life.”
...One more thing: Colorado uses Dominion Voting Machines..."

AM Fruitcake


 

History for July 3

History for July 3 - On-This-Day.com
Dave Barry 1947 - Humor writer
  • 1863 - The U.S. Civil War Battle of Gettysburg, PA, ended after three days. It was a major victory for the North as Confederate troops retreated.
  • 1903 - The first cable across the Pacific Ocean was spliced between Honolulu, Midway, Guam and Manila.
  • 1922 - "Fruit Garden and Home" magazine was introduced. It was later renamed "Better Homes and Gardens."
  • 1924 - Clarence Birdseye founded the General Seafood Corp.
  • 1945 - The first civilian passenger car built since February 1942 was driven off the assembly line at the Ford Motor Company plant in Detroit, MI. Production had been diverted due to World War II.
  • 1954 - Food rationing ended in Great Britain almost nine years after the end of World War II.
  • 1986 - U.S. President Reagan presided over a ceremony in New York Harbor that saw the relighting of the renovated Statue of Liberty.

Saturday, July 02, 2022

Megyn Kelly destroys Cassidy Hutchinson's 'bombshell' testimony - TheBlaze

Megyn Kelly destroys Cassidy Hutchinson's 'bombshell' testimony - TheBlaze

"If this committee would just be honest about its mission, I might be more invested. I might be more interested. Instead, it cloaks itself in sanctimony, purporting to be a fair-minded, down-the-middle finder of fact just looking to get to the truth of January 6th. It's a lie, and they prove every time they get together that it's a lie," she added.