Showing posts with label 2026. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2026. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 30, 2026

“Now fuck off and go back to where you came from, Abdul”

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DR. JANE RUBY: Previously completely healthy, unfortunately John Richardson followed the advice of a friend in the health freedom movement, and injected a GLP-1 agonist drug for weight loss for five weeks. Within a few months he was vomiting, had persistent abdominal pain, constipation for weeks, discovered to be a bowel blockage, all common side effects from this class of drugs.

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MASSIMO: Oral health hacks

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DR. JANE RUBY: Activists have successfully forced at least 8 cities to shut down Flock programs, either by exposing unauthorized data access or showing the footage was publicly accessible.

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RADICAL LEFT RECEIPTS: They're Coming. Buckle Up.

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DIANA WEST: This isn't "cultural appropriation" (Marxist term of Western abuse), it's cultural subversion/perversion and if hearing Sinatra subverted/perverted into jihad muzak doesn't make your skin crawl you're already dead.

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"We came to America because Joe Biden told us everything was free"

Let's go, Brandon.   

My name is Jon Fetherston, and I'm a former migrant shelter director in Massachusetts I helped out in a couple different sites everything is free I cannot stress the word "everything is free." Everybody has a nice car. Most of them have nice cars.  But when they have a doctor's appointment in Boston or they have an immigration hearing in New Hampshire, you know, which is an hour and a half away, you think they use their own car?  Nope.  They say, "Oh, I need an Uber" or "I need a Lyft."

00:31.  How much is given for rides for Uber or for Lyft.

00:32.  The amount of money that we would spend on Ubers and lifts was well in excess of $100,000 a month now as good as Lyft and Uber had it, Amazon had it 10 times better.

00:45.  And how's that?  How did Amazon work into this? 

00:47.  Everyday I would order tens of thousands of dollars worth of product from Amazon.  Every single day.   7 days a week.  One day I would do a huge diaper delivery.  The next day I would do a formula delivery.  And the next day I would buy toothbrushes, hair dryers, combs, and strollers, anything that they needed they got.

01:08.  Now as I continue my way around the shelter I noticed this school bus.

01:13.  That is free daycare provided to the shelter.

01:17.  Oh, wow.  So, okay, everyday they take the kids to another daycare center?

01:22.  No, they come there and provide daycare right on site there.  It's mind boggling isn't it?  As the hotel got overtaken by migrant families, there was not enough capacity and there were fights breaking out over washer and dryers.  So the state contracted this company to come in 5 days a week and do everybody's laundry.  You put your laundry out by 7am, it's back by 5pm and it all comes back folded in these nice bags.  And it's free, or the taxpayers of Massachusetts pay for it.  And the media wants to make it sound like most of the residents are escaping the horrors of Haiti.  But they go, "Well, you know, I was in Chile for 10 years after the earthquake in Haiti."  And you're like, what?  So you didn't leave Haiti like this year?  No, I left 10 years ago and I went to Chile, and then they made us work.  So then we went to Brazil and we were content in Brazil.  And then I'm like why did you come to America?  Well we came to America because Joe Biden told us everything was free. 

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Monday, June 29, 2026

🎥 Cathedral of Saint Peter of Beauvais (Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Beauvais), Beauvais, France 🇫🇷

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JARED TAYLOR: Remigration airplanes are [the perfect] message.

Video on the murder of the boy. 

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GREGORY K. BOVINO: DHS is quietly selling off those warehouse spaces, they’ll never hit the numbers to fill them. We’re keeping all the people Biden let in, while these crews keep operating. Full spectrum enforcement or perpetual failure.

Catching just the worst of the worst is theater. Pure gaslighting. Look at this South American burglary crew busted in Irvine. Illegal aliens hitting nice neighborhoods for over a year. Local cops caught them, not ICE. --Gregory K. Bovino
Full Spectrum Immigration Enforcement. That’s What Actually Works. Catching just the worst of the worst is theater. Pure gaslighting. Look at this South American burglary crew busted in Irvine. Illegal aliens hitting nice neighborhoods for over a year. Local cops caught them, not ICE. Here’s what happens next in California. State law records the arrest, and police are forbidden from telling federal immigration authorities who they have. The people in charge think this show is enough to keep you happy for mid terms. That’s why DHS is quietly selling off those warehouse spaces, they’ll never hit the numbers to fill them. We’re keeping all the people Biden let in, while these crews keep operating. Full spectrum enforcement or perpetual failure.

Your choice, America. Midterms are coming… 

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But but but.... This was always their ploy. Act out on the world stage, terrorize everyone. LIE THROUGH THEIR TEETH like the good little muzzies they are. Go for the bomb to threaten the world, because that is the only option they ever had. It was all the ultimate grift. But, the first rule of escalation is: you never go nuclear. Once you do, you can't bargain down. So, with this threat the IRGC seals their fate. Obama did this with Iran's original SWIFT expulsion, the nuclear option in financial markets, and set us on this path to today. It's become increasingly clear that that move was the opening gambit in this game, to purposefully drive the IRGC's revenue streams underground, into the shadow banking system, to hide the build out -- buy the centrifuges, etc. This performative nonsense will also now fail.

No more nuclear blackmail. This is a British game, it was always their end-game. This time it will be their end. 

WHAT IS SWIFT?

The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (SWIFT) system is a global messaging network that enables secure and efficient international money and securities transfers. Founded in 1973 as a faster and more reliable alternative to the telex system, SWIFT now connects more than 11,000 financial institutions worldwide. 

Luongo says that Obama expelled Iran from SWIFT, 

Obama did this with Iran's original SWIFT expulsion, the nuclear option in financial markets, and set us on this path to today.

Where can we verify this?

Yes, in 2012, the U.S. Senate approved sanctions that led to the disconnection of Iranian banks from the SWIFT financial messaging system. This was part of a broader effort to pressure Iran regarding its nuclear program and other activities.

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DIANA WEST: We read and rail about dying Europe as all US government powers, local to federal, advance the capture of America, city by city, state by state, here and now, by Islam.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS HAS FALLEN.

DEARBORN, MICHIGAN HAS FALLEN. 

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J. MICHAEL WALLER: Much of the Arab world and most of the West have traded places.

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HANNAH ARENDT: The ideal subject of such a regime . . . is the person for whom the difference between fact and fiction, between true and false has simply stopped existing, the one who no longer trusts what they saw with their own eyes over what they have been told.

Wisdom from Hannah Arendt here.

Ordinary tyranny wants your obedience. It silences you, it frightens you, but it leaves your inner world more or less intact. You may think what you like so long as you keep quiet.

Total Domination wants more than that it wants the inside. It runs on two engines: Terror, which isolates every person until no one will act with anyone else, and an Ideology, a single idea that claims to explain all of history past and future with airtight logic so that no fact can ever contradict it.

And here is the most important sentence I can give you. The ideal subject of such a regime is not the fanatic, not the true believer who burns with conviction. It is the person for whom the difference between fact and fiction, between true and false has simply stopped existing, the one who no longer trusts what they saw with their own eyes over what they have been told.

Once enough people reach that state, anything becomes possible because there is no longer any solid ground from which to say that is a lie. You do not have to make people believe the lie, you only have to wear them down until they no longer believe anything at all. Exhaustion, not conviction, is the goal.


Hannah Arendt books.
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Sunday, June 28, 2026

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MATRIX MYSTERIES: “Muslim Community Patrols are driving around in police-style cars, pulling people up over everyday things.” They are harassing Americans for actions they deem as 'haram' under sharia law.

Grok offers the following,

Muslim Community Patrol & Services (MCPS / MCP) is a legitimate Brooklyn-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that launched around late 2018/early 2019 (initially in response to anti-Muslim incidents after the Christchurch mosque attacks).

They operate volunteer neighborhood watch-style patrols, especially near mosques and in Muslim-heavy areas like parts of Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

Their vehicles are deliberately styled to look like NYPD patrol cars (white with blue/red markings, emergency lights, "MCP" emblems, etc.), and members wear uniforms that mimic police. This has caused ongoing backlash and complaints about impersonation optics.

They are private volunteers with the same powers (and limitations) as any ordinary citizen in New York.

Not police or peace officers — They are unarmed civilians and not officially part of the NYPD. The NYPD has stated they are not sanctioned by the department, and their vehicles/appearance are not approved as official police equipment.

No arrest powers as an organization — They cannot lawfully detain, arrest, or issue tickets like police. Group leaders have publicly said they avoid citizen's arrests due to the risks and liability involved.

Citizen's arrest (limited) — Like any private person in New York, individuals could theoretically make a citizen's arrest under NY Criminal Procedure Law §140.30 (for felonies they witness or certain offenses committed in their presence). However, this is risky, carries strong liability for false arrest/imprisonment if done incorrectly, and MCPS policy steers clear of it.

Role they claim — They describe themselves as "eyes and ears" for the NYPD: observing, reporting suspicious activity or crimes to 911, mediating minor disputes (especially where language/cultural barriers exist), and providing community services (e.g., food distribution, mentorship). They focus on quality-of-life issues near mosques and in their neighborhoods.

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Compliance vs. Kindness

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN KINDNESS & COMPLIANCE.

One of the biggest lessons that I've learned is this: kindness and compliance are not the same thing.  And somewhere along the way, we started confusing the two.  Kindness means treating people with dignity, listening before you judge, speaking respectfully, recognizing another person's humanity even when you disagree with them.  I think that's a good thing but compliance is something different.  Compliance means agreeing to say what you don't believe.  It means remaining silent when something doesn't make sense.  It means pretending reality has changed because you're afraid of the consequences of saying otherwise.  Those are not acts of kindness.  Those are acts of conformity, and conformity has often been mistaken for virtue throughout all of history.

So let's just think about that.  If I tell a friend they are wrong about something important, not to humiliate them but because I care about them, that can actually be an act of kindness.  

If a doctor gives it difficult diagnosis instead of a diagnosis that the patient wishes were true, we don't call that cruelty, do we?  We call it honesty.  

If a parent tells their child, "I know this isn't what you want to hear, but I think you're making a mistake," that's often one of the deepest forms of love.  Real kindness isn't telling people whatever makes the moment easier.  Real kindness is caring enough to tell the truth with compassion.  That's a balance our culture seems to be losing.  We are increasingly told that if someone feels hurt, then disagreement itself must have been unkind.  But disagreement isn't the opposite of kindness, is it?  Contempt is the opposite of kindness.  Cruelty is the opposite of kindness. Humiliation is.  Dishonesty can be.  You can disagree with someone while treating them with respect, and you can agree with someone while secretly believing something entirely different.  One is kindness, the other is compliance.  This distinction matters because social pressure often disguises itself as compassion.  People aren't told "Believe this."  More often they're told, "A kind person would say this."

"A compassionate person would do this."

"A respectful person would say this."

"A decent person wouldn't ask that question," and notice what happens.  The debate quietly shifts.  We're no longer discussing whether something is true.  We're discussing whether questioning it makes you a bad person, and that's one of the oldest persuasion techniques in the world.  It changes the cost of disagreement and once disagreement becomes a moral failing instead of an intellectual one, many people stop asking questions.  Not because they're convinced but because they are afraid.  They are afraid.  That's not kindness.  That's compliance and I think we need more kindness.  Sure.  Not less.  We need more patience, more empathy, more curiosity but we also need the courage to recognize that dignity to think critically or speak honestly.  You can be compassionate without pretending.  You can be respectful without agreeing, and you can also be disrespectful.  You can care deeply about another human being that reality matters that's why I wrote Breaking the spell my goal isn't to tell you what to think it is to help you recognize the subtle psychological pressures that make people confuse kindness with compliance agreement with morality and Silence with virtue

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STARBUCKS HATES SELF-DEFENSE

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MOSTLY PEACEFUL MASS MURDER . . . PENDING

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