Thanks to B for helping me round out today’s drop. Continue reading

Trump just put into place a new Assistant Attorney General for National Fraud Endorsement. “I am pleased to nominate Colin McDonald to serve as the first ever Assistant Attorney General for National Fraud Enforcement, a new division at the Department of Justice, which I created to catch and stop fraudsters that have been stealing from… Continue reading

… Or at the very least their clerks are, and the judges are signing orders that are very clearly AI written. A Clinton Era judge who has been on the bench for 32 years just wrote an order to release the 5 year old whose father abandoned him in order to run from ICE, actually… Continue reading

NASA is, after decades, sending a mission for a trip around the moon. This is long overdue and yay for NASA for getting it together to make it happen. This is historical and the fact that it is happening at all should be the lead for reporting. But what is the spokesman for NASA touting?… Continue reading

Continue reading

Continue reading

I’m sure that everyone remembers the craptastic, unduplicatable ‘hockey stick’ graph that the climate ghouls used to bludgeon the world and waste billions of dollars to prevent global warming, right? Well apparently it’s not just Mann’s research that is crappy, it’s his legal dealings as well since he just got slapped for ‘acting in bad… Continue reading

Continue reading

I’ll admit, I’ve never really been a fan of doctors as an adult. A necessary evil at best when things were really bad. But that got exacerbated in 2019 forward with the China Flu, the strongarm tactics to get untried and untested shots, masking, and the further meddling in things non-medical. The Hippocratic Oath means… Continue reading

Via Not the Bee in a New York Post op ed by Daniel Huff: I analyzed every US commercial flight crash attributed to pilot error since 2000: Women and minorities represent less than 10% of pilots yet were factors in four out of six crashes (66%). The sample size is small. But precisely because crashes are so rare,… Continue reading