March 23, 2025
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$8.4 Billion: Enormous Cache of Rare Earth Elements Discovered in America
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"Dark Energy" has always been nothing more than a cheat to make the standard model of the universe work. And now they are saying it's not constant but is "evolving" because it STILL doesn't fit!
At what point do you just dump the whole idea?
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* The team combined DESI data with results from other experiments, including studies of the cosmic microwave background (CMB), supernovae, and weak gravitational lensing.
* When viewed together, the full range of data is difficult to reconcile with the standard cosmological model (Lambda CDM).
* A model in which dark energy evolves over time appears to better explain the combined observations.
Mayall Telescope Star TrailsDESI maps distant objects to study dark energy. The instrument is installed on the Mayall Telescope, shown here beneath star trails. Credit: KPNO/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/B. Tafreshi
Dark Energy’s Role in the Universe’s Fate
The future of the universe depends on the balance between matter and dark energy, the mysterious force driving its accelerating expansion. New findings from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI), which has created the most detailed 3D map of the cosmos, reveal how dark energy has influenced the universe over the past 11 billion years. Scientists have detected hints that dark energy, long believed to be a fixed "cosmological constant,” may instead be evolving in unexpected ways.
DESI is a global collaboration of over 900 researchers from more than 70 institutions, led by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab). The team has released its latest results in multiple papers on arXiv and presented them at the American Physical Society’s Global Physics Summit in Anaheim, California.
DESI InstrumentDESI is a state-of-the-art instrument and can capture light from up to 5,000 celestial objects simultaneously. Credit: Marilyn Sargent/Berkeley Lab
Hints of an Evolving Dark Energy
"What we are seeing is deeply intriguing,” said Alexie Leauthaud-Harnett, co-spokesperson for DESI and a professor at UC Santa Cruz. "It is exciting to think that we may be on the cusp of a major discovery about dark energy and the fundamental nature of our universe.”
Taken alone, DESI’s data are consistent with our standard model of the universe: Lambda CDM (where CDM is cold dark matter and Lambda represents the simplest case of dark energy, where it acts as a cosmological constant). However, when paired with other measurements, there are mounting indications that the impact of dark energy may be weakening over time and that other models may be a better fit. Those other measurements include the light leftover from the dawn of the universe (the cosmic microwave background or CMB), exploding stars (supernovae), and how light from distant galaxies is warped by gravity (weak lensing)."
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I was listening to Hancock and Kelly, a local news program with the former Republican Speaker of the House in Missouri(Hancock) and a liberal dimbulb (Kelly). Hancock is conservative in a George W. Bush sort of way and he showed it just now with his comments on the impeachment of this leftist judge James Boasberg, an Obama appointee to the Federal bench. He argued impeachment was out of line and "no remedy at all, the remedy is the appelate process". That is stupid beyond words.
First, the courts granted themselves the authority to do this in the first place; it is nowhere in the Constitution. The power of judicial review over the Constitution was seized by the Supreme Court in Marbury v. Madison where Chief Justice John Marshall simply granted the power to himself and his branch of government.
Second, the Democrats have been quite aggressive in putting in partisans who pretend to be jurists and they have stacked whole lines of appelate courts so they can win when they need to do so. Even if this eventually makes it's way to SCOTUS it will take years and the vicotry of Trump's team will be merely symbolic; he'll possibly be out of office by then. The Courts, and especially SCOTUS, take their good sweet time. Time is essential to protect the American People in this case. These are essentially terrorists and murderous thugs.
So for purely political reasons gangster thugs are being kept in the country by order of one renegade judge and there is nothing to do to restrain or punish this guy.
SCOTUS could pre-empt this whole thing and overrule this guy without the case moving through the whole process but it won't.
This is not about protecting the rights of Americans; it is about the power of one political party and sowing chaos in the country and stopping the President elected by a majority of Americans to clean up this mes.
I wonder if Mr. Hancock would favor the only other remedy allowed? We could just ignore this judge. Somehow I suspect he wouldn't favor that option either.
So one man, appointed by a radical, can stop the President cold, prevent him from doing his duty.
Apparently Mr. Hancock doesn't realize Congress had to approve this judge in the first place and by impeaching him they are simply revoking his approval. Trump won't be the guy kicking them out - Congress will. All Trump can do is ask Congress to kick a guy off the bench who never should have been approved in the first place.Call it a retroactive disapproval of his judgeship.
BTW Bosoberg was a FISA court judge earlier in his career.He was also a longtime municipal judge in D.C. and before that a prosecutor (which is probably why D.C. had a rising crime rate at the time.) Boasberg was the man who forced Mike Pence to testify before a grand jury as part of a special counsel probe into Trump over the J6 business, for example. And he tthrew the book at many of the people who simply entered the Capitol building on J6, giving maximum sentences to numerous tourists whose vile crime was accepting the invitation of the Capitol Police to come into the "people's house". He's hardly non-partisan.
So he's gung-ho on borders where the government is concerned but could not care less about borders where the rest of America is concerned.
He was Brett Kavanaugh's rommate at Yale, btw, which should make us all VERY nervous about Kavanaugh.
In the end the Courts have all metastasized, much like a cancer, and is now eating up the body politic. SOMETHING has to be done to rein in tthese courts and if it requires impeachment and/or nullification then so be it.
Mr. Hancock's solution is to give all power to the people who caused the problem in the first place. Yeah; some remedy!
BTW Thomas Jefferson drafted the Kentucky Resolution and helped James Madison draft the Virginia Resolution, both of which argued that states could nullify unconstitutional laws. In this case it's not even nullifying a LAW but an edict issued by a judge. If it's good enough for nullifying Congress to them nullifying a lower court ruling would be equally acceptable.
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Chuckie Doll Schumer just threatened a national uprising against the Trump Administration if it disobeys a court order over immigration or anything else on Meet the Press.
He's calling for insurrection.
Apparently he has forgotten that Joe Biden ignored court rulings on multiple occasions, including over his giveaway scheme to forgive student debt. Trump, on the other hand, is trying to protect the country by evicting criminals and he has executive privilege on his side as this is a national security issue. Biden just wanted to buy votes.
And if one looks at Federalist #78 Alexander Hamilton actually argues in favor of ignoring judges if they are overstepping their bounds. He stated that "The judiciary has no influence over either the sword or the purse. It may be said to have neither FORCE nor WILL but merely judgment" and it can be ignored if need be. In short, Trump ignoring a lower court ruling is entirely proper to the way the Constitution is supposed to operate. He is trying to fulfill his obligations to defend the Constitution and the People while this judge is defending the Democrats and invading aliens. One could argue the judge is engaging in treason.
The President is on very solid ground in invoking the Alien Enemies Act and the law is on the books.
So the insurrecctionist Senate Majority Leader wants to "fight, fight, fight" as he said against Trump (the man can't even come up with his own sloagan, having to steal Trump's own words). Fight against what exactly? Ending fraud, waste, and abuse in government? Putting Americans before foreigners? Peace through strength rather than corrupting, entangling alliances that expend all our wealth and waste American lives? Making energy affordable?
Yeah; those are all terrible things and this is the hill to die on, isn't that right Chuck!
Schumer went on to plug his new book, a screed against anti-semitism. While that is a worthy subject I strongly suspect he uses it to bash the GOP and blames conservatives. I am mindful of the words of Jesus in Matthew 5 "First, remove the beam out of your own eye, and then you can see clearly to remove the speck out of your brother's eye". All the anti-semitism is coming out of the Left and it's home is the Democratic Party.If Schumer were serious about fighting anti-semitism he would start with his own party where he has great power and influence. Instead he writes a book to lecture America but does not denounce AOC or Ilhan Omar. Any serious attack on Jew hatred would start with these.
Schumer is nothing but a hypocrite - and a liar.
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March 22, 2025
The Black Sphere does a deep dive into the money-laundering scheme that is the Progressive Democratic movement and how Trump is completely defunding them.
Read all about it.
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Be kinda hard to ship hydroelectric power to the E.U., won't it?
Saying Canada Can Easily Replace Economic Trade with USA, Prime Minister Mark Carney Says No Contact with Trump Administration Until Trump Shows Respect for Canada
The E.U. has multiple other barriers to the things Canada wants to sell them which is why they trade so heavily with the u.S. in the first place.
Are the Canadians prepared to ship all their oil to Europe? And as Trump restarted the Keystone XL pipeline deal, do they really want to lose access to the warm-water ports in the Gulf of America?
Good luck with that chief!
Mark Caney is a clown.
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This doesn’t portend favorably for U.S-Canada relations; which, to be fair, they would argue have been destroyed by President Donald Trump questioning their sovereignty. However, here’s the kicker, what Canadians don’t seem to realize is that questioning their sovereignty is simply a strategy by President Trump to eliminate the one-sided trade relationship with Canada.
It is funny to me that Canada just can’t figure this out.
As long as Canada refuses to engage with President Trump due to a perceived lack of respect, President Donald Trump will continue to enhance his disrespect of Canada, because the absence of engagement assists his ‘total trade reset’ objective. President Trump wants to ¹show, perhaps prove to the Canadian people, how dependent they are on their USA relationship; vis-a-vis they are already not a sovereign, economically independent nation. WATCH:
¹Somewhere around 80% of Canadians have no concept of how their economy is functioning {GO DEEP}. Most Canadians seem to think they have some form of capitalistic system in operation and tweeking the knobs will fix things; it won’t.
So, from an American political perspective, specifically from the perspective of President Trump – as noted in all of his repeated remarks about the upcoming Canadian election, having Mark Carney carry out his policies and watching the system therein collapse, might break the borg-mindset. It will be massively painful for Canadians when their currency hits around 0.25¢ to the US dollar. However, that currency collapse will ¹more than eliminate any Trump tariff impact."
Canada's economy is inextricably tied to the American and the more Carney pushes the worse it will become. He's playing a game of chicken with a freight train.
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So how are you going to enforce your judgement?
Boasberg’s Judicial Coup Update: Judge Gives President Trump Deadline of Tuesday for Compliance
As Trump is claiming executive privilege for national security reasons this jackass judge has no leg to stand upon.
Someone really needs to start looking into this judge. I hope we have a Congressional committee investigating this guy.
The whole point is, of course, to get a contempt citation against Trump so the Democrats can impeach him should they win the House next election (a distinct possibility unless the Republicans get off their posteriors.)
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So it was domestic terrorism when some American citizens protested at the Capitol and went inside to take pictures but it's NOT terrorism when leftists torch people's cars or Tesla dealerships?
Tesla arsons probed as ‘domestic terrorism’ cheered by ‘anti-capitalist’ group linked to 2020 riots
Maybe we should send some of these folks to Gitmo, now that it's empty?
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This is huge. A-B has been at the vanguard of the LGBTQEIEIO campaigns for decades now, and is considered one of the most "gay friendly" companies on Earth.
Hemorrhaging Sponsors: Bud Light & Budweiser Parent Company Anheuser-Busch Withdraws San Francisco Pride Sponsorship
This means the madness of not just tolerating but promoting and celebrating the endless alphabet string of fringe sexuality is reaching an end, hopefully.
One thought; given the speed at which these corporations have dumped woke policies and radical degeneracies, one must suspect there never was any real grass-roots there at all; these whole things were Potemkin Villages, propped up almost entirely by the United states government. Take away active support by Uncle Samantha there and you see an almost immediate collapse of this stuff. I think all of it was astroturfed from the very beginning.
BTW "Queer Joy is Resistance" is this year's slogan for the sexual bacchanal that masquerades as a parade. Speaks volumes about what it really is all about.
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Church Participation Grows Post COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Shows
No revival of America can come if divorced from religious revival.
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The United Arab Emirates is commiting to a $1.4 TRILLION dollar investment in the U.S.
America is back!
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What is Trump smoking?
Trump suggests US could be 'associate member' of British Commonwealth
At most, it should be the other way around and Britain should seek to join the American commonwealth of nations (which includes Puerto Rico and a few niggling islands.) Better yet we steer clear of Britain, which is a dying entity, lest it infect us further.
One of the things that membership in the Commonwealth requires is that citizens of member nations have free and unfettered travel rights within the entire Commonwealth. That means they can come without a visa. Given the Islamization of Britain do we really want to allow Brits to come here without restrictions?
There's more. Here's an overview of Commonwealth membership.
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and acknowledge His Majesty King Charles III as the Head of the Commonwealth
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We help to strengthen governance, build inclusive institutions and promote justice and human rights. Our work helps to grow economies and boost trade, empower young people, and address threats such as climate change, debt and inequality.
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Our work supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
Do we really want to join Oceania? Does this sound like something America should be doing?
We fought a revolution to kick Britain out of America. Trump is now proposing we submit to her again.
Trump may not be serious about this, although I sure don't know what his angle is. Perhaps he's trying to splinter Britain from the E.U.? They are still pretty much under the thumb of Brussels these days. But we are a different people than are they and we don't need the commonwealth. In the end we'll just end up carrying the whole rotten thing.
Trump needs to get some sleep; he's getting slap-happy.
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Maine's Governor, who challenged Trump so vociferously when he called her out for supporting Dudes in women's sports and locker rooms, has surrendered under the weight of the consequences of her actions.
Apparently she thought trans was the hill to die on, but apparently it didn't work out so well.
Maine's university system was going to lose millions for their and her recalcitrance. Money always speaks louder than politicians.
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Former two-time heavyweight boxing champion and Olympian George Foreman has passed away. He was 76 years old.
Foreman earned at least MY undying respect in the Olympics when he bucked the trend of badmouthing America by patriotically waving the Amerian flag at the 1968 Olympics (where he won the gold).
Foreman knocked out Joe Frazier to win the World Heavyweight title and subsequently lost it to Muhammed Ali. (Frazier himself had beaten Ali earlier but was pulverized by the powerhouse Foreman.) Ali's victory over Foreman involved an unique strategy "rope a dope" in which Ali simply covered up on the ropes and let Foreman exhaust himself punching his arms. When Foreman's corner threw in the towel Foreman was having a vision from God, and subsequently quit boxing to become a minister. Weight problems spurred him to make a comeback (he said he ate at EVERY fast food restaurant on the way to and from the church and boxing was the only way to get back in shape)
Foreman won his second title at the ripe old age of 45 when he defeated Michael Moorer.
Perhaps Foreman's other claim to fame was his George Foreman grill. The wife and I actually bought one - it was a handy tool for making things like hamburgers. And Foreman was one of the stars on a celebrity travel show along with William Shatner, Henry Winkler, and Terry Bradshaw. The show was a hoot and the wife and I used to watch it when it was on.
At any rate Foreman was a good man and a great fighter. The world will be diminished by his absence.
Oh, and he was very funny; he named every one of his kids George Foreman, including his daughter Georgette.
You gotta love a guy like that!
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The Soros-funded creeps behind the attacks on Teslas.
Rogue Soros FundedNGO Plots Multi-City Assaul on Tesla as Democrat Domestic Terrorism Escalates
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How can this not be seen as encouraging more violence and terrorism? I personally think that any violence occurring near locations they’ve chosen should result in Soros, his foundation, Indivisible and their founders being held criminally accountable as co-conspirators.
The indivisible founders are Ezra Levin and his wife Leah Greenberg. They became "resistance” figures during Trump’s first term and their work is celebrated by elected Democrats. So yeah, it’s clear to me that the Democrats and their typical thugs are organizing this insanity.
There’s reportedly even a form protest leaders can fill out to receive "reimbursement” payments for their protests.
Over the next few days you’re going to see an organized progressional protest effort at Tesla stores put together by a group called Indivisible.
George Soros foundation has given Indivisible nearly $8 million dollars for their "activism".
They’re calling these "Tesla takedown"… pic.twitter.com/ayGTE6Y6yW
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) March 20, 2025
Leftist activist group Indivisible Tennessee is promoting a "Tennessee Tesla Takedown" this weekend.
Look out for more terrorism. @fbi pic.twitter.com/tFaUkiMXCp
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 19, 2025
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO:
Tonight, Radical Democrat Congresswoman @JasmineForUS Jasmine Crockett spoke on a CALL TO ACTION call organized by the @Tesla Takedown organizers who have been vandalizing and attacking @elonmusk’s Tesla Showrooms and charging stations across the country and all… pic.twitter.com/eqbPsseIhJ
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) March 20, 2025
There has been a series of domestic terrorism incidents nationwide by far-left Democrats targeting Tesla showrooms, service centers, Superchargers, and vehicles. The latest occurred on Tuesday in Las Vegas.
DEVELOPING: Video provided to the Review-Journal shows several @Tesla vehicles engulfed in flames after Las Vegas police say they were set on fire by an individual early Tuesday morning.
UPDATES→ https://t.co/sZQr9j1E5A pic.twitter.com/uXeLsdpTVl
— Las Vegas Review-Journal (@reviewjournal) March 18, 2025
On Wednesday night, FBI deputy director Dan Bongino said the agency is investigating attacks targeting Tesla.
One day earlier, Attorney General Pam Bondi threatened "severe consequences on those involved in these attacks, including those operating behind the scenes to coordinate and fund these crimes.”
Elon Musk previously wrote on X that an investigation found five ActBlue-funded groups have fueled Tesla protests in recent weeks, including Troublemakers, Disruption Project, Rise & Resist, Indivisible Project, and Democratic Socialists of America (AoC’s party).
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An investigation has found 5 ActBlue-funded groups responsible for Tesla "protests”: Troublemakers, Disruption Project, Rise & Resist, Indivisible Project and Democratic Socialists of America.
ActBlue funders include George Soros, Reid Hoffman, Herbert Sandler, Patricia Bauman,…
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 8, 2025
Read the whole article!
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Boy, talk about a complete lack of self-awareness!
Al Gore
It's always projection with these people.
I suppose Gore doesn't remember the multiple lawsuits filed by Michael Mann against critics of "climate change", or the endless suits to stop drilling or even exploration. I guess he has forgotten the Keystone XL pipeline which his cronies killed as soon as they had power. I suppose he was unaware of the attempts to sue energy companies over health issues "related to climate change" and for "loses" alleged by the Changelings.
You can always tell what a leftist is doing or is going to do by what they accuse us of doing. They always precede any campaign with a series of accusations and slurs that constitute the core of their own campaign.
Which means a flurry of nuisance lawsuits is undoubtedly coming to stop America from producing her own energy. Watch for it.
Of course one needn't be an oracle to make THAT precdiction; it's already been happening for some time.
But it's just amazing to watch these lefties twist reality to suit themselves. They are practicing the sin of witchcraft by denying reality (which is the sin of our modern era, btw, as reality is denied all the time by them under the assumption that it is malleable and will change if they believe a lie long and hard enough.)
So here we have Al Gore clicking his heels together three times and saying "there's no place like home" and thinking America will change into his dream home - a grotesque, impoverished place where only a few wealthy can thrive because everyone else is shivering in the dark.
Gore will have to answer to God one day. And He is a judge who cannot be snowed or evaded.
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How the Biden Administration spied on and debanked Conservatvies.
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"Americans should have a government that stands up for their constitutional rights,” said ADF Senior Counsel Phil Sechler. "Regrettably, the Biden administration appears to have used its federal muscle to force private companies and banks to spy on Americans. Our country’s founding documents and decades of court precedent forbid such back-door bureaucratic espionage.”
This isn’t just aboutfinancial privacy—it’s about the erosion of fundamental freedoms. The government’s ability to monitor and control financial transactions gives it unprecedented power to silence dissent. As the ADF’s legal counsel Mercer Martin noted, organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue have been complicit in this effort, creating blacklists of so-called "hate groups” and encouraging banks to target their customers based on political and religious affiliations.
This was systemic, abusive, and criminal in the extreme. Read the entire article.
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The company that Mickey built continues to committ cartoon suicide as the wokeratti of the Disney Corporation voted to continue promoting DEIdespite a clear public backlash against the racist, sexist, and "normalist" brainchild of the radical Left.
From The Blaze:
Shareholders of the company overwhelmingly voted against the proposal from the National Center for Public Policy Research to have the company stop participating in the HRC's annual Corporate Equality Index."
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"Disney's board recommended against the proposal, and an overwhelming percentage of shareholders agreed.
Only about 1% of shareholders reportedly voted in favor of dropping the DEI index.
The proposal noted that Disney had obtained a perfect score on the index, but that could only be attained "by abiding by its partisan, divisive, and increasingly radical criteria.”
Eric Bloem of the Human Rights Campaign Foundation said the vote proved that DEI policies improve corporate profits.
"This vote gives us a clear statement of values from Disney’s shareholders. They know what we know — that despite all the noise, commitments to inclusion pay figurative dividends and help their literal bottom line.”
What isn't said is that most of the time just a tiny percentage of stockholders in a major corporation pay atention to such votes, or bother to vote. The radicals at Disney saw to it they rousted all the idioits to vote on this.
For that matter, how do we even know the vote was an honest one? Liberals cheat. I am mindful of Gus McCrae in Lonesome Dove "A man who wouldn't cheat for a poke doesn't want one bad enough" and it is the stockholders in this case who would be getting the poking. Not sure at all how they ran their voting; most likely by a mail-in or online poll for corporate shareholders. I find it quite interesting the vote went so overwhelmingly in favor of the board and not the proposal; there is absolutely no way they had just 1% of the vote. This is much like elections in dictatorships where the big cheese receives almost all the votes every election. It is so overwhelming as to be ridiculous. I think they lie.
I wish I were an investigavie reporter and could dig into this. All you news monkeys out there, you can make a name for yourself proving they rigged this poll!
You could say "murder is wrong, yes or no" or "the Moon is made of green cheese, yes or no" and get a higher percentage of voters disagreeing than this. It's absurd on the face of it. They waaayyyy overplayed their hand here.
Which means the board is defrauding the investors, which is a crime. Andrew Bailey, you listening? (Bailey is Missouri's excellent Attorney General).
If I was participating I would most certainly have voted for the proposition, but I do not believe I own any stock in Disney (should have bought a share so I could vote I guess.) I am certain at a absolute bare minimum ten percent oppose DEI at Disney.
Disney is the corporation built by Waler Disney, a very conservative man. I am sure his spirit is troubled wherever he has gone over what is being done to his company. And Disney aims at children, which makes what they are doing all the worse. They are trying to twist the minds of the younger generation.
We need a conservative alternative to Disney, something parents can take their children to see.
It needs to start with something striking at the heart of the evil kingdom. I think if we can prove fraud here we can start the process of dismantling the radical board of directors and perhaps save the once-great institution.
Disney has destroyed everything it has touched in recent years. Star Wars is dead, and even George Lucas understands that. Lucas is no right wing guy. But he knows full well they have totally destroyed his baby. And just about all the children's movies that have come out under the Disney label have bombed big time in the last few years, and that because they are chock-full of DEI and turn off much of their audience. People don't go to movies to be preached to be a bunch of sanctimonious Communists, and they don't want their children brainwashed.
So let's do some exterminating and take the Mouse out! As a man who has a mouse problem in his own house I can assure you that if you don't exterminate them they will take over. And mice carry diseases, like Hanta (which is what Gener Hackman's wife died from, btw).
Time to get the peanut butter and the traps out for that pervert Mickey!
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March 19, 2025
Since they were signed by autopen Trump can simply overrule them.
Biden's Controversial Pardons Declared 'Void, Vacant, and of No Further Force or Effect' by Trump
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"The ‘Pardons’ that Sleepy Joe Biden gave to the Unselect Committee of Political Thugs, and many others, are hereby declared VOID, VACANT, AND OF NO FURTHER FORCE OR EFFECT, because of the fact that they were done by Autopen,” Trump wrote early Monday on Truth Social.
Trump was referring to members of the House panel on the Capitol incursion, which included Democratic Sen. Adam Schiff of California while he was still a congressman, former Republican Reps. Liz Cheney of Wyoming and Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, and former Democratic Reps. Elaine Luria of Virginia and Stephanie Murphy of Florida. Democratic Reps. Pete Aguilar and Zoe Lofgren of California, Jamie Raskin of Maryland, and Bennie Thompson of Missisippi were also on the panel"
Hear that Lynn Cheney! Trump's coming for YOU!
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From Tony Heller:
"Our city will experience more rain, extreme storms, higher air temperatures,rising sea levels and possibly increased drought.”
Sea level at Philadelphia fell 0.45 meters (1.5 feet) last year, and is lower now than it was in January 1915
https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/data/8545240_meantrend.csv
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