Wednesday, September 30, 2026

JESSICA VAUGHAN: 13-yr-old Honduran boy in immigration court. Asked why he couldn’t go back to Honduras, he told judge, “My mom & almost my entire family are here." So why didn't mom come to imm court w/him? Bc then they don't get the headline "Kids Alone in Imm Court!"

13-yr-old Honduran boy in immigration court. Asked why he couldn’t go back to Honduras, he told judge, “My mom & almost my entire family are here." So why didn't mom come to imm court w/him? Bc then they don't get the headline "Kids Alone in Imm Court!" 

Here is Priscilla Alvarez with Erin Burnett.

from Priscilla Alvarez @ CNN,

Most of the children, dressed formally with neatly styled hair, waited impatiently for the judge. Among the first to appear before the judge was a 13-year-old Honduran boy named Angel. He didn’t have an attorneY. 

Asked whether there was a reason he couldn’t return to Honduras, Angel told the judge, “My mom and almost my entire family are here. It’s too dangerous to go back.”

But that wasn’t enough for the judge, who told the boy he did not qualify for asylum. “Would you like to request voluntary departure, or should I issue a removal order?” The judge asked. 

“I don’t know,” Angel replied before bursting into tears. He stared ahead stoically and continued to cry, eventually saying: “I have no one. I have nothing.”

“I understand, but based on your answers, US immigration laws are very strict,” the judge concluded, and gave Angel until the end of the month to appeal his deportation order. 

CARNIVORE TEACHER ALPHA: High glucose literally ages tissues faster. It affects the eyes, the nerves, the kidneys, the arteries, the brain, and the skin. This is not speculation. It's why diabetes is associated with accelerated aging and chronic disease.


Carbohydrates not evil, but excess glucose breaks human metabolism.  It's true.  Today I want to teach you something clearly, without hype, without dogma, and without pretending carbohydrates are magic or poison.  Carbohydrates are not inherently evil but excess carbohydrates, especially in the modern world, are metabolically destructive.  They are.  Not because carbs are moral or immoral but because human physiology has limits, and we regularly exceed them.  So let's talk through what carbohydrates are, what they do, when they're useful, and what happens when we flood the body with more glucose than it can safely handle.  

#1:  WHAT CARBOHYDRATES ACTUALLY ARE
Carbohydrates break down into glucose which raises blood sugar.  Glucose is a fuel not a nutrient in the same category as protein or essential fats.  You need protein for structure and repair.  You need fat for hormones, cell membranes, and long-term energy.  Glucose only is needed for quick energy.  But here's the key truth.  There is no dietary requirement for carbohydrates.  The body can make glucose on demand through gluconeogenesis from protein and fat. So carbs are optional.

#2:  WHEN CARBOHYDRATES CAN BE USEFUL
Carbohydrates can serve a purpose in certain contexts: intense athletic performance, brief bursts of anaerobic activity, acute survival energy, and specific therapeutic or transitional cases.  They're not automatically harmful.  The problem is quantity, frequency, and chronic overconsumption.  Modern humans don't just eat carbs, we eat them all day, everyday, in constant excess, and that's where the system breaks.

#3:  WHAT HAPPENS WHEN GLUCOSE ENTERS THE BLOODSTREAM?
So when glucose rises, the pancreas releases a lot of insulin.  Insulin moves glucose into the cells.  The cells either burn it, store it, or convert it.  If glucose demands are high and storage space is available, no major problem occurs.  But if glucose keeps arriving beyond immediate energy needs, insulin stays elevated, and the body must decide what to do with the excess glucose.  

#4:  THE BIOLOGY REALITY
When glucose exceeds immediate energy needs and glycogen storage capacity, the liver converts glucose into fat.  That's called de novo lipogenesis.  Some fat accumulates in the liver, some in the muscles, some in the organs.  De novo lipogenesis it's not Theory it's a documented metabolic pathway.  So the idea that carbs don't cause fat gain ignores basic physiology.  Excess glucose becomes fat. Repeat.  Excess glucose becomes fat.

#5:  CHRONIC EXCESSIVE CARBOHYDRATES DRIVE CHRONIC INSULIN ELEVATION
Insulin is not the villain.  But chronically elevated insulin is a problem.  When insulin stays high, fat burning is suppressed, fat storage increases, hunger signaling becomes distorted, energy crashes become more common, and cells begin resisting insulin's signal.  And this leads to insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, obesity, fatty liver disease.  Now not overnight but gradually, predictably, and systemically.

#6:  THE REAL ISSUE--GLUCOSE OVERLOAD; NOT CARBS IN ISOLATION
The problem isn't a single banana or a potato.  The problem is breakfast carbs, snack carbs, lunch carbs, afternoon sugar, dinner starch, dessert sugar, night time snacking.  That's the way I used to eat for most of my life.  The body never gets a break from glucose.  Blood sugar stays elevated, insulin stays elevated, fat storage stays active, and fat burning stays locked. This traps people in a cycle of hunger cravings energy crashes and stubborn and stubborn fat gain.

#7:  WHEN GLUCOSE EXCEEDS THE BODY'S TOLERANCE
If more glucose enters the bloodstream then the body can use, oxidative stress increases.  Glycation damages proteins and tissues.  Inflammation rises and mitochondrial efficiency declines and vascular damage accumulates.  High glucose literally ages tissues faster.  It affects the eyes, the nerves, the kidneys, the arteries, the brain, and the skin.  This is not speculation. It's why diabetes is associated with accelerated aging and chronic disease.

#8:  WHY SOME PEOPLE HANDLE CARBS BETTER THAN OTHERS
Some people tolerate carbs better due to genetics,  muscle mass, activity level, insulin sensitivity, and metabolic flexibility.  But tolerance does not equal biological necessity.  Just because someone can tolerate alcohol better doesn't mean alcohol is required.  Think about it.

#9:  WHY REDUCING CARBS OFTEN IMPROVES HEALTH
When carbohydrate intake is reduced, insulin levels fall, fat burning increases, appetite stabilizes, energy becomes more steady, triglycerides often drop, and metabolic flexibility improves.  Many people experience easier weight control, better mental clarity, reduced inflammation, and improved blood sugar regulation.  This is not magic.  It's simply removing chronic glucose overload.

#10:  THE REAL MESSAGE: CARBS ARE OPTIONAL; EXCESS IS HARMFUL
Let's be precise.  Carbohydrates are not inherently evil but excess carbohydrates are metabolically harmful not because of ideology but because human biology has a threshold and modern diets routinely exceed it.  If glucose arrives faster than it can be used, insulin rises, fat storage increases, and metabolic damage accumulates.  The body does not need constant glucose flooding.  It needs stability.  

Here is my takeaway.  This isn't about fear, it's about respecting physiology.  If you keep glucose Within what your body can use, carbs may not harm you.  But, if you flood the system chronically, fat storage rises, insulin resistance develops, and metabolic health deteriorates.  It just does . . .  not because carbs are evil but because excess breaks the system.

IDK. Has the West lost its conscience by embracing Ahmed al-Sharaa?

Beheaded Christians. Beheaded Yazidis. Beheaded Druze. Beheaded Kurds. Beheaded Alawites.  

And yet no one stood up and walked out during his speech at the UN, as did happen during Benjamin Netanyahu's. Deprive the UN of its funding.  --Wim den Oudsten

YAP MAN: Do you know why Gates got sovereign immunity thru GAVI (2000) and Global Fund (2002) and the antitrust settlement (2001)? Maybe this was the deal, to become the talking head of the biodefense complex, et al.

JOSH BARZON: . . . public school, Houston, Texas, 1960’s opening their school day with the Lord’s Prayer.

SCOTT MECHKOWSKI: We should also call things by their proper names. Issuing work-authorization workarounds, or declining to pursue people with final orders of removal, are just amnesty by other names.

excerpts from Mechkowski's article.

Removals are a pipeline: locating the person, arresting him, detaining him, getting a final order through an overwhelmed court system, and putting him on a plane. The pipeline moves only as fast as its narrowest point.

Consider what happens after an arrest. Many people assume a deportation is nearly complete once an officer puts someone in handcuffs. In reality, the foreign government has to be notified, and it has to confirm the person's identity and issue a travel document. Some countries turn those documents around quickly, while others slow-walk them or refuse outright.

Every day of delay is a day in a detention bed that could hold someone else, and if the wait runs long enough, the person may have to be released back into the community. Even when the document arrives, the flight still has to be coordinated, whether that is a seat on a commercial flight with escorting officers or a spot on a charter that has to be filled and scheduled. 

We should also call things by their proper names. Issuing work-authorization workarounds, or declining to pursue people with final orders of removal, are just amnesty by other names. Every one of these moves is a message to the world that American immigration law is negotiable if you wait long enough.

Regardless of how it is covered, a substantial share of Americans support mass deportation. The Harvard CAPS/Harris poll surveyed 1,725 registered voters from May 29 to 30, 2026, with a margin of error of ±2.4 points. It found that 80% support deporting immigrants who are here illegally and have committed crimes, up five points from 75% in April. That includes 71% of Democrats, 90% of Republicans, and 79% of independents.

They are not asking for cruelty. They are asking for a system that works, one with no amnesty, no fraud, and no exemptions for the well-connected.

Here is what keeping the promise would look like: mandatory E-Verify for every employer, funding for detention capacity and fugitive operations that matches the stated goal, worksite enforcement without industry carve-outs, and immigration judges and attorneys to clear a backlog that currently stretches for years.

Tuesday, September 29, 2026

SAMA HOOLE: 1381. Wat Tyler at Smithfield: all warrens, waters, parks and woods to be common, so a poor man may take game in the field and fish in the river. Tyler stabbed mid-sentence. Promise withdrawn within the month.

Every rising of the English poor for 500 years asked for the same thing, and it was not the vote. It was the meat in the wood. 1381. Wat Tyler at Smithfield: all warrens, waters, parks and woods to be common, so a poor man may take game in the field and fish in the river. Tyler stabbed mid-sentence. Promise withdrawn within the month. 1549. Robert Kett under the oak at Norwich, 29 demands. Rivers free to all men for fishing. No man under the rank of knight to keep a dovehouse, because the lord's pigeons ate the village's seed corn. Three thousand rebels killed on Mousehold Heath. Kett hanged from the castle wall. 1607. The Midland Revolt. Thousands out at night with spades, levelling the hedges that had turned common grazing into a landlord's sheepwalk. The demand was the grass the cow stood on. Cut down by mounted gentry at Newton, the leaders hanged and quartered. 1631. The Forest of Dean and the western forests. Commoners under a man calling himself Lady Skimmington tear down the fences of the King's disafforested woods to get their grazing, their firewood and their pigs back. Leaders fined and pilloried. Fences rebuilt. 1649. Winstanley's Diggers on St George's Hill, planting the common and declaring the earth a common treasury for all. Crops trampled, huts burned, cleared by the following spring. 1723. The Waltham Blacks, faces blackened, taking the bishop's deer by night. Parliament answers in four weeks with 50 new hanging offences. Seven hanged at Tyburn before Christmas. 1820s. The poaching war. In some years 1 conviction in 7 in England is under the game laws. Poachers transported to Australia by the shipload for a pheasant. Spring guns legal until 1827. 1880. The first win, in 500 years. The Ground Game Act, 1880, allows a tenant farmer to kill the hares and rabbits eating his own crop. Not the deer. Not the birds. Rabbits, on land he already rented, after five centuries of asking. The ballot took three great reform acts and a century. The rabbit took 499 years, seven risings and a great many hangings, and the deer are still not on the list.

A landowner will hand the poor a vote before he hands them the animal, because a vote can be managed and a man who can feed himself cannot. 

LINUXHIPPIE: Because (current events notwithstanding) he is a "subject" of the Crown. Therefore, he has no rights at all, only privileges granted by the State. The American foundation rejects that entirely. Our rights are "granted by our Creator" and our Government's principle duty is to protect those rights.

Because (current events notwithstanding) he is a "subject" of the Crown. Therefore, he has no rights at all, only privileges granted by the State. The American foundation rejects that entirely. Our rights are "granted by our Creator" and our Government's principle duty is to protect those rights.

This is what it means to be American. 

PROF. WHITEY MCPRIVILEGED: Imagine a jury of your peers.

SEDD: Birmingham city council has moved to ban the English and British flags. They have done this in the “interest of public safety.” They propose instead to hoist the Pakistani flag.

CHICAGO CITY WIRE: The report said that RefugeeOne spent $9,946,902 in 2024 assisting 3,347 illegal aliens from 84 countries to live in Chicago, including those from Venezuela, Afghanistan, Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

"Lopez: Illinois Taxpayers Should Revoke Funding of Non-Profit Allegedly Paying for Illegal Alien Loyola Murderer's Apartment," LGIS News Service, Chicago City Wire, March 25, 2026.

The report said that RefugeeOne spent $9,946,902 in 2024 assisting 3,347 illegal aliens from 84 countries to live in Chicago, including those from Venezuela, Afghanistan, Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Using taxpayer dollars, RefugeeOne reported paying for therapy for 293 of those aliens, and funding lawyers for 1,466 of them.

It reported finding 346 aliens jobs in Chicagoland, with "employer partners" including Unifi, Aramark, Hilton, 7-Eleven and Alpha Baking Co.

Lopez was referencing one of RefugeeOne's 17 grant agreements with the City of Chicago-- for $2,771,308 "to support the Preschool for All Program" for "children ages 3-5."

The State of Illinois also made two separate grants totaling $450,000 to RefugeeOne last year, one for "violence interruption" and another for "costs associated with the purchase of a building and infrastructure improvements."

RefugeeOne has received millions more each year in federal taxpayer funding, through other taxpayer-funded non-profits.

Loyola University illegal alien murderer Jose Medina-Medina (L) and Jennifer Borrell, President of "RefugeeOne," the non-profit allegedly funding his apartment a block from the beach where he shot an 18 year-old student | Chicago Police/Refugee One.

PATTY MYERS: During his final days, Tony texted his wife asking why they weren’t bringing him food.

The vast majority of deaths were intentional murders by hospital protocols and denial of proper care. --Sasha Latypova 
No, it's the other way around, there are millions of vax deaths, and they have caused a new "epidemic" of cancer among many other things. But covid hospital covid murder protocols were also part of the OWS and funded via the federal gov/military contracts.   --Sasha Latypova

Need another opinion to support the above facts?  

The complete Senate hearing.  

Patty Myers has publicly told the story of her husband Tony Myers, who died on September 9, 2021, after being hospitalized with COVID-19 in Florida.

She produced the documentary Making a Killing, about her family's experience with COVID-era hospital treatment.  [In it, she calls the system broken.  It's not broken; it functions exactly as it's supposed to.  If your loved one dies from getting care from the system, then you know what the system is really about.]

The September 28, 2026 event shown in your screenshot was Sen. Ron Johnson's “COVID-19 Hospital Protocols: Real Stories from Real People” roundtable in Washington, D.C. 

Patty Myers explains that, "During his final days, Tony texted his wife asking why they weren’t bringing him food. She says he struggled to get water, ice and even basic hygiene." He needed nutrient-dense food. He needed red meat. But hospital food is some of the worst. Think of convalescent hospital food: Jello, toast, fruit cup, cottage cheese. You're not going to recover on those foods.

This needs answering, but I don't expect any will come. 

Monday, September 28, 2026

BRIDGER WALKER: "If anyone has to die, it would be me, I am the big brother" ❤️

MASS DEPORTATION COALITION: We attended the RNC. Attendees had one consistent demand: Mass deportations.

I had no idea.  But as we know that candidates never listen to their constituents, so it's as good as off-the-table.

The 2026 Republican National Convention was held from September 9 to 10, 2026, at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, ahead of the 2026 United States midterm elections.

 

VISEGRAD24: People in Latino neighborhoods in New York City are becoming increasingly irritated with the decision by the authorities to allow mosques to play the Islamic call to prayer 5 times a day from loudspeakers.

It's a small price for that treasured diversity. 

JIMMY WATSON: "The three terabytes of information that I have are located . . . ," and then he gives the exact address of the Surfside Miami Condo.

You need to go find your war.  --John McAfee 

Who's the most feared man on the battlefield?  The oldest man.  --John McAfee 

John McAfee, 1945-June 23, 2021.  

The Surfside Condominium collapse occurred on June 24, 2021, when the Champlain Towers South partially fell, resulting in the deaths of 98 people and injuring many others. Investigations revealed that the collapse likely began due to structural failures in the pool deck weeks prior to the incident.

SAMA HOOLE: Fructose is the only sugar that produces uric acid as it's metabolised. It does it straight away, in the liver, and a can of the stuff moves the number more than a week of chops.

The gout leaflet tells a man to cut down on steak, and the thing driving his uric acid is the can of pop he was handed instead. What the leaflet says to limit: - Red meat - Offal - Shellfish - Oily fish What the leaflet says to swap in: - Fruit - Fruit juice - Wholegrains - Low-fat dairy What actually raises uric acid, in order of how hard: - Fructose, from sugar, pop and the juice - Beer - Insulin resistance, which stops the kidneys clearing it Fructose is the only sugar that produces uric acid as it's metabolised. It does it straight away, in the liver, and a can of the stuff moves the number more than a week of chops. Gout was the disease of kings because kings had sugar, port and pastry. The peasants eating mutton didn't get it. So the man with the swollen big toe is told to give up the roast beef, keep the orange juice, and take a tablet.

The joint is the sugar. The steak has been carrying the blame for the sweet stuff since Henry VIII. 

SAMA HOOLE: Every civilisation on earth wrote its founding story about a cow.

Every civilisation on earth wrote its founding story about a cow. Egypt gave the sky to Hathor, a cow, and the pharaoh drank from her udder to become king. Sumer sent the Bull of Heaven against its first hero, and killing it was the deed that made him one. Crete built a palace around a bull and put a labyrinth under it. The Vedas wrote the word for war as the search for cows. Greece named a continent after a girl carried off by Zeus in the shape of a bull, sent Heracles to steal the cattle of Geryon, and drowned Odysseus's crew for eating the cattle of the sun. Ireland wrote its national epic about a war over one bull and called it exactly that. The Cattle Raid of Cooley. The Norse began the universe with Auðumbla, a cow, licking the first god out of a block of salted ice. The Zulu, the Maasai, the Nuer and the Fulani each hold that God gave the first cattle to them alone, and each has gone to war on the point. Five thousand years, every continent, one animal at the root of the story. Nobody sacked a city for a courgette. No god came to a mortal as a chickpea. No epic was ever sung about a lentil.

The animal every people on earth put at the beginning of everything is the one your dietitian calls optional.