June 23, 2026

The Coming Birth

Timothy Birdnow

Someone else on Facebook republished my poem.


Here is the poem:

Let There Be Light
by Timothy Birdnow
2/8/2024
In the beginning there was the womb
a dark and silent and empty room
waiting in patience like a long unused tomb
until the day cometh and so did the groom
And God said let there be Life
And there was life
and it grew deep inside her, the glowing young wife
And there in the darkness the fetus did grow
But what can a fetus see, what can it know?
it cannot conceive of where it will go
the young brain did not believe there could be something
more
it could not conceive of that beautiful shore
claims of Mother were naive, foolishness well to ignore
it would all soon be over and there'd be nothing more
But the heart of the fetus held a glimmering hope
it just knew of the truth of that beautiful slope
and despite all the scoffers it held onto that trope
Mother was real
She lay outside of the world of the fetus
and labored all day on the work to complete us
one fine morning would come our dear mother to meet us
But the brain and his chums would just snicker and sneer
especially as the time of his birthing drew near
soon comes the end, it is perfectly clear
and the brain and his friends lay there trembling in fear
The heart pointed to all that the mother gave out
to the feeding and warmth but the brain still cast doubt
there can be nothing more than the womb, no without
Then God said "Let there be light!"
Fetus no more, he was now a baby boy
in a world full of sights, sounds, and amazingly joy!
the darkness dispelled, all his doubts now destroyed!
The boy grew and he learned and he pondered his life
and he grew to a man and he took him a wife
and with children under foot he was busy with strife
He took little care of thoughts of his long afterlife
Long forgotten was his time in his mothers dark womb
and his dread of his birth, and his feelings of doom
he forgot how he doubted there was something outside
he couldn't remember how his doubts had just died
and little by little his body grew frail
he now felt very weary, knew his body would fail
his decrepid old bones were the bars of his jail
but for him there would be no release, no nor bail
Yet his brain it still scoffed at the hope there was
more
it just never could cope with what fate had in store
even yet his old heart held to a faith long he'd bore
He just couldn't know more 'til he walked through that
door, that birthing canal he desperately tried to ignore
As in his dark womb he dwelt on his fear
especially now as the reaper drew near
God must be a fiction, his brain would mockingly sneer
there is nothing beyond, that is perfectly clear.
As he drew his last breath and the candle blew out
he thought one last time of what it all was about
In the war between carnal and spiritual things
as the body decays and the soul finds it's wings
he was finally forced to ask what it all means
and there lay before him a dark gloomy plain
was it his new reality, or had he just gone insane?
if he was dead how did he think while he was lacking his
brain?
but it wasn't his brain but his heart which did serve
he accepted the truth, though it took every nerve
he cried unto the Lord for his soul to preserve
And God said "Let there be light"!
He knew it was right, everything was in sight
everything special and new and amazingly bright
Or so we must hope.

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Tim at Real Clear Markets

Timothy Birdnow

This is kinda cool; Real Clear Markets has rposted my American Thinker article about the Fed manipulating the markets to screw over trump.


I've appeared in Real Clear Politics before as well.

It's always nice to be appreciated.

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It's the Albedo Stupid!

Timothy Birdnow

Lookie here; A new study shows that the sea level in Chile' during the mid Holocene was yards higher than it is now!

All that without carbon dioxide from emissions warming the planet!

From the paper:

Field observations of past sea-level variations are needed to validate models predicting future sea
level rise. Along tectonically active coasts, separating tectonic and non-tectonic sea-level components
is challenging as both have similar amplitudes but necessary to decipher sea-level histories driven
by climate forcing. Here, we present a new framework to decipher Holocene sea-level changes
using marine terraces–geomorphic features formed by wave erosion of bedrock–mapped with high
resolution LiDAR data and numerical modelling. Applied to 266 sites along 500 km of central Chilean
coast, we found that Holocene terrace elevations linearly correlate with Late Pleistocene terrace
elevations, evidencing steady-state tectonics over the past 125,000 years. This proof of steady
state uplift allows subtracting tectonic components from Holocene elevations using uplift rates
from Pleistocene terraces. We find that during the mid-Holocene, sea level reached 3.18 ± 0.15 m
above modern elevation, only 0.33 m below glacial isostatic model predictions with 2·1020 Pa·s
mantle viscosity. We validated this relationship by reproducing Holocene terrace elevations using a
landscape evolution model and glacial isostatic sea-level curves. Our results suggest that accounting
for millennial-scale vertical land motion rates that average many seismic cycles may improve future
relative sea-level change projections, highlighting the potential of rocky-shore geomorphology for sea
level research along tectonically active coastlines.

How can that be if the planet is warmer now than in all of history and yet the sea level is lower than back in the mid Holocene?

Well, the paper explains it so read the whole thing. The point is it had nothing to do with atmospheric carbon dioxide then and it has nothing to do with it now.

Meanwhile changes in clouds led to climate warming in Krakow:

"…the main factor driving the rise in temperature after 1988 was also a radical increase in sunshine. These results indicate the fundamental role of changes in cloud structure, and consequently sunshine, in shaping the observed rise in air temperature.”

"The regression analysis revealed that the variability of the three considered factors – SD, the intensity of the western circulation in winter (NAO), and radiative forcing (∆F) – completely explained (within the estimation errors) the observed increase in annual air temperature in Kraków.”

So at least in Poland the decline in cloud cover has caused warming. One suspects that decline is the cause of most if not all planetary warming we've seen since 1980.

I would add that climate change theory says there should be MORE couds as warming from CO2 should evaporate more water vapor, making clouds more common. They aren't. They have been declining for decades. And while it's hard to determine if there is more or less rainfall the data we have show no increase in rain, which is what one would expect from a carbon dioxide-drive warming. Fewer clouds, no increase in rainfall, and some modest warming. What does that tell us?

According to NOAA, which has always fudged data and has an ax to grind, precipitation increased worldwide by a whopping 0.003 percent between 1901 and 2023. That is clearly statistically insignificant and is likelly a result of changes in measuring techniques over the years and data smoothing. It was just a little more in the U.S. at 0.018 . Given this is being recorded by the same data stations that Anthony Watts one must question even this very modest increase in precipitation.

In fact research suggests the Earth's land areas are [linkhttps://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adq6529]drying out rather than getting water logged as woulld be the case if the theory is correct.

It tells me that the idea that carbon dioxide is the primary driver of planetary warming is wrong.

Another study suggests that this is happening in Brazil as well.

The drop in planetary albedo, or reflectivity, is generally blamed on a loss of ice in the polar regions but in fact most of it is a result of the drop in cloud cover. Clouds reflect sunlight and we are seeing fewer of them in the last few years.

Check out the graph here. It shows the drop in planetary albed over the years. This shows the decline in planetary albedo since the year 2000 (and one wonders if it hasn't been ongoing since 1980 but the graph does not go back that far). Naturally the paper blames carbon dioxide for the decline but theere is no proof of that and really no good explanation of how increased planetary carbon dioxide could cause a drop in cloud cover. It should increase it by the basic tenants of the theory.

The paper states:

Earth’s albedo (or reflectivity) is the portion (percent) of incoming solar radiation that is reflected back
to space. As shown in Fig. 1, in the period of precise satellite data (since early 2000), Earth’s albedo has
decreased about 0.5%. We described this change as a BFD6,7 because it has staggering implications.
Solar radiation reaching Earth is about 340 W/m2, averaged over Earth’s surface, so the 0.5% albedo
decrease is a 1.7 W/m increase of absorbed solar energy, much larger than the estimated potential drift2
(<0.085 W/m2 per decade) of the satellite data.
A 1.7 W/m2 increase of absorbed solar energy is huge. If it were a climate forcing, it would be
equivalent to a CO2 increase of 138 ppm,5 but most of this albedo change must be climate feedback. Of
the two substantial long-term climate forcings – human-made greenhouse gases (GHGs) and aerosols –
the effect of GHGs on Earth’s albedo is negligible, as GHG absorption in the solar spectrum is weak.
"Direct” aerosol forcing – i.e., change of the reflection and absorption of sunlight by aerosol change per
se – is also small, at most ~0.1 W/m2. The only substantial climate forcing affecting Earth’s albedo is the
"indirect” aerosol forcing that occurs via the effect of aerosols on cloud formation and cloud brightness.
IPCC estimates this indirect aerosol forcing change in the past 25 years as only about +0.1 W/m2, while
we – based on the geographical and temporal change of absorbed solar radiation – estimate a larger
aerosol forcing, +0.5 W/m2, due to reduced aerosol emissions from ships and thus reduced cloud cover.
The upshot is that most of the 1.7 W/m2 increase of energy absorbed by Earth must be due to climate
feedbacks. Using our estimate of aerosol forcing, ~1.2 W/m2 of increased absorption is climate feedback
(Fig. 2), while, if IPCC’s estimate of the aerosol forcing were correct, feedbacks would be >1.5 W/m2.
In either case, the huge increase of absorbed energy must be provided by some combination of the two
climate feedbacks that significantly alter Earth’s albedo: (1) change of the surface albedo, which is due
mainly to change of sea ice area, and (2) change of clouds. The sea ice change is readily identified in
satellite data and the resulting regional change of Earth’s albedo is accurately measured, amounting to5
0.15 W/m2 in the period 2000-2024, averaged over Earth’s surface. Thus, the one remaining feedback
that affects Earth’s albedo – the cloud feedback – is very large. Rounding off, if our estimate of the
aerosol forcing is right, the cloud feedback is increasing the flux of energy into the Earth system by an
amount that has increased ~1 W/m2 in the past 25 years. If IPCC’s estimate of the aerosol forcing were
right, the cloud feedback has increased the flux of energy into the system by ~1.5 W/m2. In either case,
the cloud feedback is so large that it rules out a climate sensitivity so low as IPCC’s best estimate of 3°C
for doubled CO2, as we show below. The simplest way to understand this is to use Charney’s approach:
consider the equilibrium climate response to the large (4 W/m2) doubled CO2 climate forcing.

Yet the authors of this never once wonder if it is the drop in albedo that is driving climate change and not carbon dioxide.

Here is another paper showing how a dearth of clouds causes planetary warming.

And the Earth's albedo also has changed as a result of urbanization aka the Urban Heat Island Effect. See here.

Humans have definitely caused warming as a result of land use change. Cut down a forest and build a city and you warm the climate locally - and that is figured into the whoe planetary temperature as divined by NOAA and NASA and the Hadley Center in Britain.

Planetary albedo has been dropping since the 1070's when the climate change alarmism began.

One of the reasons for this may well be a reduction in atmospheric aerosols. In other words, we did it to ourselves because the environmentalists made us quit emitting particlates.

Whatever the cause it's clear that the drop in planetary albedo is real and is causing planetary warming. Coupe that with the other non- carbon dioxide reasons - like land use changes (as Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. long argued) and other, less understood things like the drop in the planetary magnetic field, and the role of carbon dioxide becomes increasingly thin. It is much like the old Medieval argument over how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. In the end Nature rules and the Gang Green who support the alarmism drool.

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June 22, 2026

Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss?

Timothy Birdnow

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss?


The article observes:

But Warsh came out swinging against inflation and held rates steady amid persistent inflationary pressures.

I am going to say this again and will until I am blue in the face SPENDING DOES NOT CAUSE INFLATION except in very specific cases and for a short time. Lowering interest rates will not cause inflationary pressure. I don't know how to make this point any plainer.

The concept that spending by consumers causes inflation is straight out of Keynes. It is Demand Side Economics, something disproved time and again by the implementation of Supply Side Economics under Reagan, under Clinton, under Bush, and under Trump.

Demand side economics argues that when consumers ask for more than the market has to supply we have inflation, and the key to controlling inflation is to control spending. But what does that mean? It means no economic growth because people aren't spending enough for the market to actually grow. It is exactly what we mean when we talk about "sustainability" - it is a balancing act whereby we keep demand down and supply just barely meeting that demand. It assumes people are not actual people but mere consumers and they will be satisfied with less if the gods ofc the copybook headings say so.It does not see human beings living their lives but rather an amorphous blob of f"consumers". Control of demand is seen as the key to a healthy economy; too much demand and the economy suffers from inflation.

I remember years ago Rush Limbaugh used to play a Cornpone Southern Democrat named Ernest Hollings complained about people buyng what they wanted "too much consumin' going on!" Hollings fretted over people living their lives.

That's because he and his compatriots were all Keynsians who thought that the market actually gets it wrong and must be managed.

Reality is on the side of the Supply-siders who argue that the market will adjust to demand if you let it and that inflation is in fact a monetary problem, not a consumption problem. Always at it's core there is the Federal Reserve tampering with the money supply. We've seen a rise in inflation recently for instance because the Fed instituted another round of "qualitative easing" meaning they are buying the U.S. debt with money they are printing. That extra money goes into circulation and debases the currency. In the old days this didn't happen because money had to be backed by gold, and later gold and silver.

In fact the big argument at the end of the 19th and early 20th century was about "free silver". The Populist Party made that a central plank of their platform. William Jennings Bryan, the cowardly lion (Bryan was the template L. Frank Baum used for the Cowardly Lion in his novel The Wizard of Oz and the Yellow Brick Road was the Gold Standard) made his fame with his "cross of gold" speech where he said Mankind should not be crucified on a cross of gold". Why was Bryan so jacked up about the gold standard? Because the U.S. government set the price of gold at $20.67 and refused to change it for decades - and that led to deflation of the currency as the demand grew for gold. Gold had become the backing of most currencies around the globe.

Deflation is very destructive. It locks up credit, which hurt farmers who always have to borrow money for new equipment and to buy seed. It hurts factories and manufacturers. It helps bankers who lend money with a value of x and get money back with a value of Y, so the banks get fat and rich and the borrowers get poor. Oh, and workers got pay cuts rather than raises.

So Bryan and the Populists wanted "free silver" aka going to a bi-metallic standard so there would be some inflation. They didn't understand the destructive nature of inflation then as nobody had experienced any outside of wartime. Inflation helps borrowers - you pay less back then you borrow as the money is worth less. But it means rising prices.

The bi-metallic standard would only cause some inflation because silver was worth less than gold, but it still caused inflation because more money was on the market.

The 20th century saw the end of any backing at all for money after Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard for good. Now we have "fiat currency" which is backed by nothing but the good word of the Federal Reserve, who prints all our money. The Fed giveth and the Fed taketh away.

(In theory we have the "petro-dollar" with oil backing our currency but there is no real-world connection between our money and oil - it's just a way of saying our money has value because of how much oil it can buy. Oil is sold based on the U.S. dollar and it's hard if not impossible to buy oil with Rubles or Rupies or Yen. But our currency is not attached to it.

So the fundamental assumptions of the Federal Reserve board and especially the Chairman is critical to how our monetary policy will work and how our economy operates. If Chairmab Warsh is a Keynsian we will see stagnant economic growth and modest but increasing inflation just as we have done under Powell or under Hollerin, er, Yellen, and under the last half dozen Keynsian directors.

Trump has proven in times past to be a bad judge of such things. He appointed Powell after all, and he appointed a lot of guys who screwed him royally, people like Jeff Sessions for AG and then replacing him with Bush loyalist William Barr, both of whom screwed him over. He appointed Christopher Wray to the FBI and Wray went full TDS on his boss, and almost brought the President down. There are many other examples. Trump has a bad tendency to not think ideologically and he gets burned. I fear he may have appointed another Jerome Powell in this instance.

This quote from the cheerleading article spoke volumes:

But if you know Warsh like I do, you also know his background: A longtime Fed governor, academic, investor and thought leader who believes taming inflation is what the Fed should be spending its time doing, not giving forward guidance to markets.

In other words this guy has never done anything outside of the ivory tower and government. Zero. Zip. Nada. the Null set. He is a pure academician who invested some money maybe but has no real practical experience.

Just the kind of guy who would fall for Keynsianism and government interventionism.

BTW the Great Depression is often blamed on "laissez Faire" economics but the reality is the Federal Reserved caused it by pumping up the money supply then suddenly contracting it, shocking the markets. At the same time the Republican President Herbert Hoover was running vast public works programs and spending money like crazy. In fact, Roosevelt ran against him FROM THE RIGHT, arguing Hoover spent too much money on the Depression works programs. The Great Depression was caused by the very things that we now believe fixed it - and are the go-to moves by our government during economic downturns, thus making the "great recession" out of a one-industry correction.

We do not need another academic in such a position. I fear Warsh is going to disappoint us as did Mr. Powell. Trump has GOT to learn to think ideologically and not just look at credentials.

The New York Post writer says Warsh is no tool. Seems to me the author is the tool here. I don't know what Warsh is yet but it doesn't look very promising to me.

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Ace in the Hole

Timothy Birdnow

You gotta love Trump!


What other President would make that kind of threat? You have to speak their language and Trump knows how to do that.

Yes, that would raise gas prices but what is now happening is other places are ramping up their oil production and when this process is complete the Persian Gulf will not be so important an oil source for the world. U.S. producers, for instance, have been reluctant to ramp up production out of fear of a leftist regime regaining power, but this is incentivizing them to o so. If Iran wants to charge a toll why shouldn't we as well? Then the other countries - Venezuela, Mexico, the U.S. etc. will have broken the backs of OPEC and Gulf oil will become just one more source out of many. The world needs that - Irans one hole card will be gone in due course.

That's what Trump means when he says time is on our side and w hold all the cards. The only problem is, will the American People see that before pulling the rug out from under him?

Btw threatening to impose tolls on the strait is intended to push the Europeans into pressuring Iran. It might work too. Europe is afraid to stand with us now because they let so many Muslims into their countries but the threat of rising oil and gas prices may make them grow a pair of danglies. Their native populations are already restive with high energy prices. 

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Sly Fox

Timothy BIrdnow

Proof that Fox News still isn't really on our side. They have refused to run an op-ed by Republican Senator Ron Johnson about the lies told to us by the government over Covid.


Years ago my father (rest in peace dad!) told me Fox served a purpose to the internationalists/New World Order types by acting as a safety valve to bleed off pressure from the public; they gave us an "alternate view" but stopped short, often diverting attention from what should have been discussed. They would often fixate on stories about crime or other things at critical moments when some stories were exploding. They often diverted discussion on key things. One of those I noticed was the Covid business; they refused to have any dissenting voices on about Covid.

Apparently they are still doing so. I am not sure why.

We've caught them red-handed. This is huge news but Fox still wants to downplay it.

Johnson posted on his X account:

"The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA TODAY, and Fox Digital have all declined or ignored requests to publish this op-ed,”

Why would Fox and the Wall Street Journal (another Rupert Murdoch company) refuse to publish an op-ed by a U.S. Senator?

The coverup continues - and Fox News remains part of it. You must take them with as big a grain of salt as you do the mainstream media. They are more seductive because they are conservative on many issues but then they slip in lies and water them on the sly.

Don't trust ANY mainstream media sources. Use them as tools to see what is happening but always verify.

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Starmer Stumbles and Falls

Timothy Birdnow

Go woke and go choke!


Of course this does nothing to remove the Labour party from power, so the next guy will be the same or worse than Starmer. But at least we see some signs of life in Britain. With luck the next general election will see the rise of the party formally known as UKIP and now called Reform Britain or whatever.

Fascist Britain is a dying nation. One hopes that sanity and the Britain of yore will re-emerge.

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Another Nimrod's Tower

Timothy Birdnow

So now Barack Hussein Obama's Presidential Library and House of Pancakes has officially opened to grace the skyline of the most corrupt major city in America. A dark, foreboding tower shaking it's fist at the heartland of America, this monstrosity has taken much heat for being an architectural eyesore. Here is one example of that criticism. It also features a good photo of the great stone phallus symbolically sodomizing the Chicago South Side.

My first thought when seeing it was "Triumph Mosque".

When Muslims conquer a land they would first build a mosque honoring their triumph over the aboriginal inhabitants. That mosque generally included a call to prayer tower - a minaret.

Obama, you may remember, was raised in Indonesia as a Muslim by his Muslim step father. This is what he would think of when he thinks of victory. It is also what he would tell his architect he would like to show.

My second thought was any castle erected after conquering a nation. One of the keys to controlling a conquered people is to make them FEEL conquered, and to do that armies have historically built castles on high ground to remind the conquered peoples that they won and the legitimate rulers lost. You build a big, often ugly building with massive defenses, solid structures, that look imposing and evil, something that says "don't you dare!" to the fallen peoples.

That is precisely what this monstrosity looks like and it is intended to project a psychological thumb in the eyes of the American People "I won, you lost!"

It is an enormous Medieval middle finger to Middle America.

What did anyone expect from Obama? He made his contempt for American values quite plain, and he promised "change" by which he meant the DESTRUCTION of what America had been and the creation of something different, a transmogrification of the beautiful spacious skies and amber waves of grain into a dark and sinister dystopian world. He may not have seen his vision as dystopic but rather as "freeing" as has every tyrant and oppressor, but in the end it's no different than any of the schemes to create paradise on Earth - it lead to entropy and decay and oppression. Hitler, Stalin, any of those who sought to fundamentally change human society have all brought the same.

Take Genghis Khan. What is often not mentioned about the bloodthirsty conqueror was that he thought he was doing the work for his god, and he thought he was going to conquer all Mankind in order to save it. As he was on a religious crusade he was absolutely determined and relentless. No quarter was given to anyone who opposed him, and one of his favorite things to do was confine his enemies in a box and then seat himself on top of it for a feast while they slowly suffocated to death. Nice guy.

But in many ways he is much like a modern liberal, and we don't even know how many he murdered, or how much suffering he caused. Certainly Russia was formed by his kindred; it was actually more advanced and enlightened than Western Europe prior to the coming of the Golden Horde. Ukraine - one of the great lights of Europe, was reduced to a wasteland and kept that way by the Mongols for centuries. It's why Moscow - a good vassal to the Mongols - became =the ruling power in the region and not Kiev. In fact the name Ukraine is Russian for "the Borderland". It ws nothing but a waste.

Al because Genghis Khan worshipped a false god and wanted to impose that god on all Mankind.

At any rate Obama has much the same philosophy. Whether he worships Allah or the God of Rousseau, Marx, and Lenin is unclear, but he worships a dark god nonetheless and he seeks not to persuade but to conquer. And certainly he deserves a arch de triumph. That is what his "library" is all about.

It's his victory mosque, his medieval castle, his victory dance on the graves of his foes. One can see him feasting on top of his enemies as they die, much as Genghis Khan had done. And it is an eyesore on purpose (as is almost all modern art) to show that he has won and thus free to offend and insult everyone. Modern art is all about insulting and offending and not about much else. It is the ultimate FU to the public.

But in the end all the dark towers will fall one way or another, just as Nimrod's dark tower fell at Babel. Obama is another Nimrod.

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June 21, 2026

Apologies for no Blogging

Dear readers,


I am sorry I didn't get anything up for you today. It was raining outside and I think that is why my back pain came roaring back today. I pretty much had to stay in the easy chair and keep it stretched out. 

I will see that orthopedist in a few weeks; hopefully he'll do something to fix this. I have suffered excruciating pain for weeks now and physical therapy isn't helping much.

I've been taking Advil i n addition to another NSAID - something I'm not supposed to be taking but what can you do? Tylenol is worthless for anything other than a mild tension headache. 

So I've been wasting the hours in my chair. Hopefully tomorrow will be a better day; I have PT tomorrow afternoon after all.  

Thank you for your patience.

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June 20, 2026

Europe Awakening

Timothy Birdnow

The European Parliament approved a measure to kick aliens out of the whoe continent by a two thirds majority, with chants of "send them back" echoing the halls of parliament.


Problem is the E.U. parliament has almost no authority; most of the power in the European government resides with a central committee that is unaccountable to the People.

At any rate the new law would ramp up deportations, set up camps outside of Europe to house asylum-seekers, and otherwise do what Donald Trump has done in America.

Europe is in far worse shape than the U.S. in terms of immigration. Luxemburg, for instance, has over half of it's population being aliens and other European countries are a quarter or more alien. You cannot maintain a culture with so huge an alien population in your midst.

And they are almost all North African and Muslim men of military age. Rape gangs are common and white women have to hide in their homes out of fear of them.

So this is a great development even if the inner oligarchs who run the E.U. will try to prevent the implementation of this law. Europe appears to finally be waking up.

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Bloomin' Idiots

Timothy Birdnow

Have they really sunk THIS low?


Trump asserts - and he has some corroboration as there have been a number of arrests - that the "loyal opposition" is sowing algae in the D.C. reflecting pool and trying to wreck it. They hate this man so much they want to vandalize our nation's capital!

What a bunch of haters.

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Not Proud to be an American

Timothy Birdnow

Lee Greenwood must be rolling over in whatever place he is in right about now.


Here's a novel idea; why don't you leave if you think America sucks so bad? I mean Canada is right there, an easy drive. And there is Australia and New Zealand.

This is ingratitude, plain and simple. These are people who grew up in the richest, freest, most nurturing nation on Earth but they want to "stand for something" and feel part of a titanic struggle in a nation where giants have already done the real struggling and bleeding and dying. So they manufacture grievances out of nothing and then say the country sucks.

Tell that to a guy from Kenya, or the Democratic Republic of the Congo; those guys would happily change places with you if you'd offer to swap.

You cannot have character, real character, if you lack gratitude, and you cannot have gratitude if you don't ask for it. A grateful spirit makes you a great person. A whiney and covetous spirit makes you a jerk. Most Democrats are jerks.

In bygone days Democrats argued that they didn't like the direction the country was headed but loved the country. Now they have stopped with that pretense and can come out proudly as haters of kin and country.

In Dante's Inferno the lowest circle of Hell was Antenorrah, the place for traitors to kin and country. That's the modern Democratic Party now.

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Iranians Say Strait is Closed Before Reopening It

Timothy Birdnow

For the love of all things Holy will Trump finally just obliterate these jerks!


It's time to stop pussyfooting around here. Trump should never have suspended the bombing campaign.

They are never going to make a deal and stick to it.

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The Great Crime

Timothy Birdnow

In more Fauci/Covid newes it turns out Anthony Fauci contacted Joe Biden on inauguration day and begged for a full pardon.


Independent investigator Nick Shirley tweeted this:


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According to the current Pardon Attorney of the US, Anthony Fauci was begging for a pardon literally minutes before the change of powers on January 20th.

On the morning of the inauguration Fauci was emailing the Biden Administration for a pardon. What crimes did Fauci commit?

Why would Fauci be begging for a pardon if he wasn't guilty of a crime?

I think we all know the answer to that.

More and more the great Covid Pandemic looks like the crime of the millenia.

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The Government Knew About Wuhan and Covid

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The government knew the Wuhan lab was an accident waiting to happen and that conditions there were ripe for an accidental release of a deadly pathogen into the human population, recently declassified material from Lawrence Livermore Labs shows.

Conditions were prime for a breech. Not only were they playing with the gees of the Sars Covid 2 but they were playing with human DNA in regards to it and security was lax.

I will take it one step further; I will argue it was prime for an INTENTIONAL release of this virus. The virus was not very lethal, after all, but it ended the Trump Presidency and at the same time seriously damaged the American economy. An ideal weapon to "accidentally" release. Oh, and while it may have led to a backlash the powers that be thought to capitalize on it, strengthening the WHO and other word organizations at the expense of national sovereignty and increasing government control of the public in the process.

There were a lot of good reasons for an unscrupulous sort (like China and some of the internationalist-minded in the West) to find it a happy accident that this was released. Oh, and Johns-Hopkins had run an emergency simulation in the fall of 2018, just before the actual outbreak. The outbreak simulated was for an accidental release of SARS Covid 2.

At any rate do read this article and the linked report - it's an eye-opener.

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June 18, 2026

U.S. Funding Science Radicalism

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Here is just one example of how our government continues to fund leftist causes, especially climate alarmism.

The supposed "gold standard" of science advice to the country's leadership is riddled with all sorts of radical activism.

Much of what they are funding is aimed at children, I might add, and will turn our kids into radicals and socialists and the Gang Green.

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Retail Sales Up

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Well, well, well...


So retail sales are up. Where is this "terrible economy" they keep telling us about?

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Nothing Will Change

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It doesn't matter.


While we don't want American taxpayer funds wasted what is at issue is rebuilding Iran under the Mullahs. All we are doing is Making Iran Great Again and ultimately a lot of taxpayer money will wind up funding this anyway. Let them rebuild and they will rebuild their military capabilities. There will be no strings attached to this money and even if there is nothing will stop Iran.

After the fall of the Soviet Union the Clinton Administration was very worried about the old Soviet nuclear arsenal. So Clinton started a number of programs to keep nukes from leaving Russia. For instance, he paid to keep the old nuclear cities - the places where nuclear scientists worked to enrich uranium and make plutonium - operating. Yes, operating so the scientists wouldn't go to some Third World country and give them atomic weapons. The end result was Russia had all this nuclear material and nothing to do with it but make more bombs.

Meanwhile Clinton paid to destroy the old Soviet arsenal. The Ukrainians agreed to give up their portion of said arsenal (thus making them vulnerable to Russian attack) and so did Russia. But the agreement did nothing to prevent anyone from building a new arsenal, and Putin had all this enriched uranium at his disposal. The end result was Russia built a newer, far more advanced nuclear arsenal, larger and more modern than the U.S.

See, we gave Putin the ability to build those weapons by funding the Russians, paying them for their goo intentions.

If we give Iran money no matter the source we allow them to fund whatever they like, even if there are strings attached (because it will free up other money from other sources). Money is fungible and always has been.

I suspect Trump sees this as a kind of American version of China's Belt and Roadway policy in which we retain control of the money and can set terms. But it just won't work that with with this bunch who see everything through the prism of the 12th Imam.

Sadly our policy with Iran should have been much like Rome's policy towards Carthage. Maybe we wouldn't sow salt in the Earth but we should have tried to break the country economically. And maybe we SHOULD just break the country up; it is an empire after all, ruled by the Persians who dominate the minority races such as the Medes or Kurds or whatnot. But we are leaving Iran intact and giving her the money it needs to rebuild her weapons stockpiles. This is foolish.

I trust Trump to try to do the right thing, but I fear he just can't conceive of the kind of fanaticism he's dealing with here and he doesn't grasp that you can't make binding agreements with people like the Mullahs.

But then I've long said Trump won't solve the situation - he can't. My thinking comes from the Bible and the Bible makes it clear Iran will be a major player in the Great Tribulation and that Armageddon will include them. The King of the East doesn't march through Siberia, after all.

Trump may get the best we can do, which is a couple of decades of relative peace. But I think we should have crippled Iran economically. I hate to do that but sometimes there is no other option and a prosperous Iran is a more dangerous Iran.

And I assure you that the matter of Lebanon and Hezbollah will read it's ugly head again soon, breaching the deal and Iran will renege on the deal as soon as Israel launches a counter-attack on the Iranian proxy.

So nothing changes. It was a valiant try but in the end this region is unreformable by any but the Most High.

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GOP Attacks Lee Over SAVE America Act

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Why are Republicans so opposed to passing the SAVE America Act?


This includes Louisiana Senator John Kennedy, a darling of the conservative base (including me).

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Using the conference lunch to go after the one guy asking them to please do something the country cares about, for a change, and then smugly leaking their outright contempt for the GOP base — and for the president! — to the campus regime scribes.

Why is the GOP so terrified to even push the Democrats to do a talking filibuster? The American People are on board with this by huge margins (over eighty percent) and yet the GOP refuses to even put the Democrats on record with this. Why?

Yes, the Republicans are beholden to the Chamber of Commerce and others who want cheap labor at any cost, but is that enough to make them risk losing the election? I suspect there is more at work than just campaign dollars.


We must systematically remove these Quislings if we are going to save America.

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