Friday, May 1, 2026

Gray hair is a sign that your body is protecting itself from cancer

U.S. SECRETARY AGRICULTURE, BROOKE ROLLINS: they have found 500,000 people getting more than one federal welfare benefit illegally and 244,000 dead people receiving benefits in Red states. Democrat-run states are refusing to share data.

North Caroline Has Gone Full Red/Green Alliance

LINUXHIPPIE: This is a Counter-State activity in the Repressive Tolerance Line of Operation. This is what Marxist do to destabilize and demoralize societies they seek to control.

A Critique of Pure Tolerance, 1965.  "Repressive Tolerance," 

They write that the purpose of the book is to discuss the political role of tolerance and that despite their disagreements with each other they believe that "the prevailing theory and practice of tolerance" is hypocritical and conceals "appalling political realities."

Marcuse argues that "the realization of the objective of tolerance" requires "intolerance toward prevailing policies, attitudes, opinions, and the extension of tolerance to policies, attitudes, and opinions which are outlawed or suppressed." He makes the case for "liberating tolerance", which would consist of intolerance to right-wing movements and toleration of left-wing movements.

 

Repression comes in many forms like arrests, violence, or spreading false information.  Despite these hurdles, movements find ways to keep fighting for justice.  They use different strategies that mix ethics and politics to stay strong and visible.  One common approach is changing how they protest.  When public demonstrations become dangerous or impossible, movements switch to underground activities or digital campaigns.  They might organize secret meetings or use social media to share their message safely.

Another key tactic is decentralization.  Instead of having one leader, movements have decision-making across many groups or individuals.  This makes it harder for authorities to shut down the entire movement by targeting just a few leaders.  It also encourages more people to get involved, making the movement more resilient and inclusive.  Building strong organizational skills is also vital.  Movements create support networks, like legal help, mental health resources, and safe spaces.  These help activists stay motivated and protected.  Ethically, this shows that they care about the well-being of everyone involved, not just the cause itself.  Highlighting repression publicly is another powerful tool.  Movements document abuses, like violence and censorship, and share these stories widely.  Social media and independent news outlets help spread the truth quickly.

MONTANA ATTORNEY GENERAL ASSUMES CONTROL OF BOZEMAN COUNTY ATTORNEY OFFICE FOR FAILURE TO COOPERATE WITH ICE.

WALL ST. APES: A cattle ranch called ‘Santa Carota Beef’ created a new method of raising beef They finish the cows by feeding them carrots, a sustainable alternative to conventional feed lots

LINUXHIPPIE: He was never effective. He was a tool for the media to impose validation of synthetic narratives AND making real issues toxic (so they could be called conspiracy theory) so nobody would report or investigate them.

ALEX KRAINER: Great Britain once waged Opium Wars to destroy China and reduce it to a colony. I'm sure they wouldn't do that today to recover their lost colony, the US.

DANIELLE SMITH: BREAKING: A Presidential permit has been approved for a new bitumen pipeline that will initially deliver more than half a million barrels per day of Alberta oil to facilities and refineries throughout the United States. This project is a joint venture between two great Canadian and US companies South Bow and Bridger using existing assets.

JEFF CLARK: Proponents of certain brands of Islam would merge Muslim religious practices with government in a way that makes a seasonal creche scene look like kindergarten-level religious piker-ism. What we face here is that this aggressive brand of Islam is literally designing, promoting, and standing up mini-theocracies at the local level.

from Jeff Clark:

The Left frequently argues that even voluntary Christian prayer in schools, traditional Nativity scenes at Christmas, the motto "In God we trust" on the money, and the like are establishments of religion violating the First Amendment. They are ignoring the actual threat that Sharia law's proliferation poses under the Establishment Clause.
The First Amendment's Establishment Clause prohibits the government from making any law “respecting an establishment of religion.” This clause not only forbids the government from establishing an official religion, but also prohibits government actions that unduly favor one religion over another. It also prohibits the government from unduly preferring religion over non-religion, or non-religion over religion.  --LII, Legal Information Institute.
Proponents of certain brands of Islam would merge Muslim religious practices with government in a way that makes a seasonal creche scene look like kindergarten-level religious piker-ism. What we face here is that this aggressive brand of Islam is literally designing, promoting, and standing up mini-theocracies at the local level. What we uncovered in our EPIC City report is one such effort, aimed like a dagger at Texas, one of the remaining beating hearts of our Republic. EPIC aimed, by its own admission, to make its housing development "the epicenter of Islam in North America." It's also important to note that even in Islamic terms, EPIC is discriminatory as it is expressly tied to a Sunni Muslim group and not to the Shiites. Our hope @ItsYourGov is that our report will help you wake up to what is going on in America and the dire level of the threat. 

KING CHARLES LIED. He said, "George Washington, and his fellow founders was to forge a democracy founded upon . . . ." They formed a Republic, if we can keep it. They uniformly loathed Democracy.

from Jon Troyer,

Why Can't People Get This Right?
. . . because they don't want to
"Out of the fires of a bitter and bloody revolutionary war, the triumph of the father of this country, George Washington, and his fellow founders was to forge a democracy founded upon the rights to liberty and the rule of law." - King Charles III, April 28, 2026
George Washington had very little input on the actual formation of the language of the U.S. Constitution, although he did write letters later in support of its ratification. Aside from voting as a delegate on proposals and presiding over the convention as its president and maintaining order, he spoke only on the final day of the Constitutional Convention, in support of a motion to give Congress the power to enlarge the House of Representatives up to a maximum of one representative per 30,000 people, if it chose to do so. Washington also did not participate in the Continental Congress debates that gave rise to the Declaration of Independence over a decade earlier, as he was in New York as Commander of the Continental Army. In writings, Washington frequently referenced the republican model of government. In his First Inaugural Address (1789), he spoke of
"the preservation of the sacred fire of liberty, and the destiny of the republican model of government" as staked on the American experiment.
He said in his Farewell Address (1796),
"I have already intimated to you the danger of parties in the State, with particular reference to the founding of them on geographical discriminations. Let me now take a more comprehensive view, and warn you in the most solemn manner against the baneful effects of the spirit of party generally. This spirit, unfortunately, is inseparable from our nature, having its root in the strongest passions of the human mind. It exists under different shapes in all governments, more or less stifled, controlled, or repressed; but, in those of the popular form, it is seen in its greatest rankness, and is truly their worst enemy."
Elizabeth Willing Powel's question,
"Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?"
Benjamin Franklin's response,
"A republic, if you can keep it."

In Federalist #10, James Madison wrote,

Democracies have ever been spectacles of turbulence and contention; have ever been found incompatible with personal security or the rights of property; and have in general been as short in their lives as they have been violent in their deaths.” 

CHRISTOPHER HALE: [Evelio Menijar-Ayala] finally arrived in California in 1990, having been smuggled in the trunk of a car with his brother over the border crossing between Tijuana and San Diego.

USCCB, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. 

from Christopher Hale:

NEW: Pope Leo XIV has named Salvadoran immigrant Evelio Menijar-Ayala to be West Virginia’s lone Catholic bishop. 
As a teenager, he made three attempts to enter the United States illegally. 
He finally arrived in California in 1990, having been smuggled in the trunk of a car with his brother over the border crossing between Tijuana and San Diego. 
Over the next several years, Menjivar-Ayala worked janitorial and construction jobs in California before deciding to become a priest. 
It’s a remarkable choice in a state that [was] over 90% white and voted for President Trump by 42 points.

DR. ANTHONY CHAFFEE: Normal age-related atrophy is not evolutionary. It confers no survival advantage. If it does occur, it's caused by malnutrition over time.


We accept as normal that our brains are supposed to shrink as we age, and we say, "Well, that's normal age related atrophy."  But at the same time, we know that if you have certain nutrient deficiencies, like B12 in the normal ranges you can still get brain atrophy.  Your brain is shrinking by half a percent or 1% per year. Oxford showed that in 2008 in a published study they did, so and that's in the normal range of B12.  And they said, "Well, . . . my doctor said my B12 is fine."  Well, I can tell you it's probably not.  If your doctor didn't say it was too high, then it's it's not fine.  Because we were just going by reference ranges and doctors just go by reference range.  Well, those are the reference ranges that we use, okay.  But did you look them up and see if they're actually useful?  Because the next Lab down the road, they have completely different reference ranges. So who's right?  And you have a patient that goes to one lab or the other lab and you get one says fine and one says too high.  Well, what is it?  You're making objective decisions based on arbitrary figures.  If you were an architect or an engineer that did that and used arbitrary measures,  buildings and buildings are falling down.  People are dying.  Your accountant that used artificial figures, they'd be in prison.  When you use, you know, imaginary arbitrary figures and measures for humans,  health collapses.  Instead of buildings, it's your health. No other animal in the wild eating their natural diet has normal age related atrophy. There's actually a study where they looked at 99 chimpanzees and did MRIs looking at them, comparing them to people aging over time.  And they had no degeneration in their brain.  Their brain didn't shrink at all.  They had no atrophy as they age at any point.  They even concluded that this is an abnormality in humans that our brains shrink over time.  And they said this is evolutionary anomaly.  But it's not, it can't be evolutionary.  That's not a survival advantage, that's a big disadvantage.  So it doesn't make any damn sense.  And so I think that's malnutrition over time. 

Thursday, April 30, 2026

DIANA WEST: Jaw-dropping video to view 45 years later from our own era of increasing communist violence, pushed by Democrat leaders and normalized by top media in late nite & prime time.

Carson, 1981.

Kimmel, 2026.

BREAKING 911: American Airlines is operating the the first USA-Venezuela direct flight in 7 years. The flight is traveling from Miami to Caracas.

J. MICHAEL WALLER: Those advocating for a multipolar world would surrender American primacy to Russia, China, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the globalists.

Lee Smith

5:10  But the way a lot of people are looking at multipolarity is they presume that Russia should be dominating Europe, not Europe dominating Europe.

5:24  What problem would that cause for us, I mean Europe is an enormous trade partner for the United States, and so what would it mean for Russia to dominate Europe?  What would it mean for the Europeans, then what would it mean for the United States?

5:38  Well, it's the whole reason we had NATO was to prevent Moscow from dominating Europe.  Russia never de-Sovietized the way that Germany de-Nazified.  There was never any national retrospection, never any screening of people who would be unfit to serve in the new post-totalitarian government.  So they still have a big Soviet mentality and they have a pretense of a great power to dominate what they say from Dublin to Vladivostok.  

So that's all the way from the Atlantic across the Eurasian landmass to the Pacific, and that's their concept of multipolarity, which is part of a doctrine that Alexander Duggin, a Russian political theorist, geopolitician who is credited with refining the term but that means you had different poles of power around the world.  But within that Russian construct is what they call Eurasianism.  Russia is a Eurasia power.  That's a fact from Europe all the way to Vladivostok.  So you can't argue that.  Its the logical power for a lot of that part of the world.  But Eurasianism is an ideology that goes with multipolarity where it will sort of where it will dominate Asia in concert with China, with India, with what until recently was the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Europe.  Well that means it would dominate a whole lot of our own strategic interests and that's just not in our national interests to allow Russia to do that.  They have no constructive role to play.  

7:25.  A lot of people, including inside the government, look at NATO . . .  for instance, they say NATO is outdated and also . . . so, what is the purpose?  The United States has very important interests in Europe, and I always contend with people who say, well, we're just there to protect Europe.  Well, no we're there to protect our own interests and we expect the Europeans help us to protect their interests as well as our own.  So what's your argument against people who say, "Well, NATO is outdated.  We don't need NATO anymore."  Either we can't do it on our own anymore, or you know well actually this is Russia sphere of influence.  Let's step off of Europe a little bit.

8:18.  First of all, NATO is outdated.  It was developed to contain Soviet communism.  It accomplished that mission.  But it's a mutual defense pact among all member nations, and it was designed to defend Europe but the only time that that Article 5 Mutual defense pact was put in motion was after 9/11 in defense of the United States.  Our NATO allies played big roles in Iraq, Afghanistan, with terrorism around the world, even countries that we like to bash.  I mean France provided us with important help.  The Brits did of course. A lot of the Continental Europeans did.  The Danes did.  The Lithuanians did.  The Polish.  I was in Afghanistan when the Polish and the Lithuanian forces back in 2007 they were really gung-ho.  You had the military from Finland, which wasn't even part of NATO at the time doing guard duty so that our forces wouldn't have to do that, and all the way across the board.  

CHINA'S STEALTH INVASION

GB NEWS: Nearly 100 Russian ships ignore Keir Starmer's warning and sail through British waters.

Prolly nothin'.  

TYLER O'NEILL: The report notes that Biden championed the "Equality Act," which "would have treated Christians as second-class citizens." While Congress didn't pass it, the admin tried to force it through redefining the law. HHS tried to exclude Christians from foster care.

“The Biden admin generally tolerated religious beliefs that were privately held but zealously pursued actions to limit Christians’ ability to act in accordance with their faith,” the report states. --Tyler O'Neill

The Biden admin didn't just celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter, but replaced faith outreach offices with DEI offices. --Tyler O'Neill 

The report also highlights how various agencies applied religious accommodation processes in ways that "functionally penalized Christians," like preventing a voluntary Bible study. --Tyler O'Neill
 While Amazon creates prayer rooms for Muslims.

The Biden DOJ targeted pro-lifers, FBI cited the SPLC to go after Catholics, IRS denied a church tax-exempt status for "Republican" beliefs, and the Department of Education brought hefty fines against Christian colleges.  --Tyler O'Neill

HOSAKA SANSHIRO: The restoration of Dzerzhinsky’s name to the FSB Academy is not mere symbolic nostalgia. It signals both ideological continuity and a practical return to Chekist-style totalitarian repression