Wednesday, February 15, 2023

#1 This day 1965-----Gary Lewis & The Playboys "This Diamond Ring" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Where Covid came from | Power Line

Where Covid came from | Power Line

"Andrew Sullivan has just posted an accessible 50-plus minute preview of his Dishcast with former New York Times science writer and editor Nicholas Wade. Wade is the author, most recently, of the essay Where Covid Came From...

Sullivan has separately posted two clips from the interview on YouTube. The first addresses the question whether the fallacious Dr. Fauci had any role in the events that led to Covid.

The second takes up the media’s cowardice in “covering” the lab leak theory...

Half-news is fake-news.

 

Top Republican calls for investigation of Secret Service's 'bizarre' actions to help Hunter Biden | Fox News

Top Republican calls for investigation of Secret Service's 'bizarre' actions to help Hunter Biden | Fox News

Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., called for an investigation of the Secret Service Monday, accusing the agency of taking part in a "bizarre" ploy to protect Hunter Biden, even when the Biden family did not have Secret Service protection. Comer, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, joined "Fox & Friends First" to discuss a new report on a trove of emails that raise questions about the Secret Service's role in a 2018 incident involving Hunter Biden's handgun.

Confirmed: Memphis Cop Sent Pics of Beaten Tyre Nichols to 'Female Acquaintance'

Confirmed: Memphis Cop Sent Pics of Beaten Tyre Nichols to 'Female Acquaintance'
"A few weeks after five Memphis Police officers administered a fatal beating to Tyre Nichols on Jan. 7, 2023, rumors began circulating that there may have been a personal aspect to the case. 
Now, newly released documents sent to a Tennessee state board as part of the decertification process for the five former officers confirm that Demetrius Hall did indeed photograph Nichols after the beating, and he sent the images to at least six people, including “one female acquaintance.”
...The confirmation of a possible personal aspect to the beating is leading some to question the official narrative — that Tyre Nichols was just another unarmed black man murdered by poorly trained, brutal, racist police officers...

AM Fruitcake

 

History for February 15

History for February 15 - On-This-Day.com
Cyrus McCormick (Cyrus Hall McCormick, Sr.) 1809 - Inventor
  • 1758 - Mustard was advertised for the first time in America.
  • 1799 - Printed ballots were authorized for use in elections in the state of Pennsylvania.
  • 1898 - The USS Maine sank when it exploded in Havana Harbor for unknown reasons. More than 260 crew members were killed.
  • 1903 - Morris and Rose Michtom, Russian immigrants, introduced the first teddy bear in America.
  • 1933 - U.S. President-elect Franklin Roosevelt escaped an assassination attempt in Miami. Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak was killed in the attack.
  • 1965 - Canada displayed its new red and white maple leaf flag. The flag was to replace the old Red Ensign standard.
  • 1989 - After nine years of intervention, the Soviet Union announced that the remainder of its troops had left Afghanistan.

Tuesday, February 14, 2023

Chinese investors own 384K acres of US agricultural land: Report - TheBlaze

Chinese investors own 384K acres of US agricultural land: Report - TheBlaze

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, by the end of 2021, Chinese investors owned more than 383,000 acres of U.S. land. The land holdings amount to nearly twice the size of New York City, the New York Post reported. In January, the USDA released a report titled "Foreign Ownership and Holdings of U.S. Agricultural Land," which revealed the amount of land owned by foreign investors.

The way we were-----12 Things NOT Found in Schools Anymore…That We Want Back!

What the hell is going on?

"This picture should be on the front page of every paper in America tomorrow morning.

Citizen Free Press on Twitter: "This picture should be on the front page of every paper in America tomorrow morning. https://t.co/YgZ6asravB" / Twitter


Red Pill warning:

Red Pill warning:

Red Pill warning: While you’re look at “UFOs” and balloons,
  • Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Sy Hersh has accused Joe Biden and the CIA of sabotaging the Nordstream pipeline in EXPLICIT detail.
  • And a 50 car train derailment in E Palestine, Ohio that the EPA “control burned” and now fish and wildlife are turning up dead all over. The fallout is about 200miles wide now. And a smoking gun e-mail from Ukraine’s board of directors Vadim Pozharsky asked Hunter Biden and Devon Archer how Hunter can use his influence to get Viktor Shokin (Ukraine prosecutor investigating Hunter’s “$83,000 per month for his services” company, Burisma) fired. Joe is on tape admitting this. Hunter’s Laptop, in FBI possession, has that email on it. But look at the shiny balloon!
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Matt Walsh sends Dem lawmaker into verbal paralysis with one simple question about gender surgeries on minors - TheBlaze

Matt Walsh sends Dem lawmaker into verbal paralysis with one simple question about gender surgeries on minors - TheBlaze

Conservative commentator Matt Walsh silenced a Tennessee lawmaker this week with one simple question about transgender surgery for minors.

116-year-old Seattle business to close shop over encampment safety concerns

Salon Sunday Ridiculousness: Why Children Should Vote - Victory Girls Blog

Salon Sunday Ridiculousness: Why Children Should Vote - Victory Girls Blog
"...law professor, Adam Benforado, ultimately makes the argument of why children should be allowed to vote.
The article focuses on points made by Benforado in his new book entitled “A Minor Revolution“.
"Children still end up on the street when their families can’t make rent. Not a handful of children—millions...We know so much more about what is good and bad for young people, but we do so much less about it. Why? Because we prioritize other principles, like parents’ rights and corporate profit, over child welfare.”-Adam Benforado, Salon...

Lunch video-----History of the Holidays: History of Valentines Day | History

Noon-toon


 

Twitter reactions criticizing Jim Jordan for saying only Americans should vote in US elections - TheBlaze

Twitter reactions criticizing Jim Jordan for saying only Americans should vote in US elections - TheBlaze

The resolution seeks to overturn a bill that passed the D.C. Council in October, which opened the local voting process to non-citizens. The Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act was passed by the D.C. Council in late 2021. The bill gives non-citizens who live in the district the right to vote for the mayor, city council member, attorney general, school board member, and commissioner.

"...hasn't worked anywhere it has been tried..."


 

Ivy League Prof Promotes 'Mass Suicide' to Solve Population Issues - Todd Starnes

Ivy League Prof Promotes 'Mass Suicide' to Solve Population Issues - Todd Starnes
"A Yale professor suggested Japan’s elderly population should participate in a “mass suicide” for the sake of the younger generations in the country.
Yusuke Narita, who teaches economics, advocated for euthanizing Japan’s elderly in an interview with the New York Times.
“A Yale economics professor has some ideas for how to deal with the burdens of Japan’s rapidly aging society. The ‘only solution,’ he said, is mass suicide of the elderly, including ritual disembowelment,” the Times wrote in a Twitter post promoting the story.
...Stephen Kinsella, a professor at the University of Limerick, called Narita a “lad looking for attention.”
“Having read the piece, the headline should be: Lad looking for attention to advance his career uses deliberately inflammatory language and walks that language back immediately once he gets a bit of notice. End of,” Kinsella wrote...

Who you gonna believe?


 

Washington school district considers closures as student enrollment plummets | Fox News

Washington school district considers closures as student enrollment plummets | Fox News
  • Seattle schools lost thousands of students during pandemic, and they aren't coming back
  • Classroom politicization drives more parents to home-school their children, Texas mom says
  • A Texas mother pulled her children from public school to homeschool due to concerns of politically biased teaching in school curriculum and peer discussions.
  • "Homeschool's dirty little secret: You end up really liking your kids," she said. "They're enthusiastic about what they're getting into and the things that they're learning."...

#1 This day 1962-----Gene Chandler - Duke of Earl (1961)

Meanwhile, Restoring Sight to Blind People 'Reinforces Moral Superiority of Those Without Disabilities

Meanwhile, Restoring Sight to Blind People 'Reinforces Moral Superiority of Those Without Disabilities
"....Let’s begin with the left’s latest insane notion: restoring sight to the blind is yet another example of ableism — the discrimination of and social prejudice against people with disabilities based on the belief that typical abilities are superior — and moreover, disabilities “need no cure.” 
...As RedState reported earlier this month, Jimmy Donaldson, more popularly known as “MrBeast,” posted a video to his YouTube channel about how he helped “cure” the blindness of 1,000 people by providing them with free cataract surgery. 
Donaldson was promptly both praised and skewered, and on Friday, Tech Crunch contributor Steven Aquino blasted Donaldson as “more ableist than altruistic.”
  • Shocked? Me neither. Nothing these wingnuts say or do can surprise me. 
Here’s Aquino:
In the broadest lens, the biggest problem with wanting to “cure” blindness is that it reinforces a moral superiority of sorts by those without disabilities over those who are disabled. Although not confronted nearly as often as racism and sexism, systemic ableism is pervasive...

The CURSE!


 

Florida medical boards eliminate loophole allowing minors to receive puberty blockers in clinical trials - TheBlaze

Florida medical boards eliminate loophole allowing minors to receive puberty blockers in clinical trials - TheBlaze

Two Florida medical boards approved a rule barring minors from receiving nonsurgical gender dysphoria "treatments" like puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones as part of a clinical trial, Florida's Voice reported Friday.

"This board has reviewed hundreds of studies, we talk to doctors, we’ve received testimony from both sides of this issue, and the overwhelming data does not support [the use of chemical and surgical treatments for gender dysphoria,]" Florida Board of Medicine board member Dr. Hector Vila, M.D. said, according to the same outlet.

IMPORTANT!-----Why 65 Percent of Fourth Graders Can't Really Read

Why 65 Percent of Fourth Graders Can't Really Read - BY RICK MORAN 
"...The pandemic didn’t necessarily cause the problem. 
It exposed problems that already existed and were exacerbated because of incompetence and, as it turns out, wrongheaded teaching.
  • Consider the fact that 65% of American fourth-grade students can barely read. 
This is a result of a radical shift to a new way of teaching children how to read.
What was wrong with the old way? 
Well, it was old...
  • American Public Media reporter Emily Hanford digs into a flawed theory that has shaped reading instruction for decades. The theory is that children can learn to read without learning how to sound out words, because there are other strategies they can use to figure out what the words say. Strategies like “look at the picture” or “think of a word that makes sense.”...

AM Fruitcake


 

History for February 14

History for February 14 - On-This-Day.com
Jimmy Hoffa 1913
  • 1778 - The Stars and Stripes was carried to a foreign port, in France, for the first time. It was aboard the American ship Ranger.
  • 1849 - The first photograph of a U.S. President, while in office, was taken by Matthew Brady in New York City. President James Polk was the subject of the picture.
  • 1876 - Alexander Graham Bell filed an application for a patent for the telephone. It was officially issued on March 7, 1876.
  • 1899 - The U.S. Congress approved voting machines for use in federal elections.
  • 1929 - The "St. Valentine's Day Massacre" took place in Chicago, IL. Seven gangsters who were rivals of Al Capone were killed.Nations.
  • 1946 - ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) was unveiled. The device, built at the University of Pennsylvania, was the world's first general purpose electronic computer.
  • 1989 - The first satellite of the Global Positioning System was placed into orbit around Earth.

Monday, February 13, 2023

Exclusive -- Blackburn: DOD Briefing on Chinese Spy Balloon Left Us with Questions

Exclusive -- Blackburn: DOD Briefing on Chinese Spy Balloon Left Us with Questions

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview she and other members of Congress left a classified briefing on the Chinese spy balloon by the Department of Defense with even more questions than before.