The late Art Bell uses to say that he as actually against “disclosure” because of the impact it would have on the nation’s core beliefs. And now we just shrug? All in 30 years? And then we’ve also become so skeptical that many would probably charge Bell was “just disinfo anyway.”

We probably deserved Donald Trump and we probably deserve Stephen A Smith. The average American would rather veg out binging a fictional, violent TV series than attend a city or school committee meeting anyway. We don’t want to be involved? I guess we get what we deserve.

California Governor Gavin Newsom tells a crowd of black people he is just like them because he “can’t read”

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I believe in document releases, all document releases. I believe all files talented to Trump and Epstein should be public. I believe all files involving the Clintons or any of the Kennedys or Oprah or any actor, actress, or musician should be public. All of them.

Now that 9/11 truth has become an acceptable topic of discussion we see more people willing to discuss. That’s good but 20 years ago there were few of us. Here’s a talk I gave with DR Griffin, PD Scott, Peter Phillips, and Ray McGovern in Berkeley, 2006.c-span.org/video/?194754-…

The problem with agentic AI doing everything for you is that you no longer know how to do those tasks. The skill leaves you. How many people know more childhood phone numbers than they know current phone numbers? It leaves you. Skills and knowledge leave you.

Cheney and Rumsfeld were running the show on 9/11 and were in perfect position to coordinate the attacks. Their actions on that day, and their links to others who had the access and knowledge to accomplish the crimes, make them prime suspects. 911truth.org/war-crimes-911…

I remember how many very much wanted the Duke lacrosse story to be true to validate their views on class and race so that they could once again grandstand (now called virtue signaling). And Al Sharpton always seems to be on the false accuser end of these. nypost.com/2026/02/27/us-…

It’s a disgusting thing for leaders of a supposedly great nation to bomb (air aid in bombings) at-will. But I expect so little from government. But it’s more disgusting for good people to be cheering it because they have a foolish alignment with either elitist political party.

Still crazy to me that all the “down with capitalism” are buying $3,200 MacBooks with the same specs as $1,400 PC laptops. They’re really sticking it to the man.

1) Pretend there is uncaused “rage” 2) Instill fear of the “rage” 3) Offer a sanitized American/correct view of the “rage” 4) Take action against the “rage” 5) Cause real rage by that action 6) Blame the targets for having real rage 7) Demand the only answer is to side westward

A teacher meme I saw in an educator group. Sometimes my former colleagues like to outthink themselves in a race to have the most “modern” take. But what is KNOWING something if it’s not memorized? Everything isn’t “old Prussian evil.” I get what they are trying to say, but no.

So it is true that the owner of OnlyFans was AIPAC’s biggest donor. That’s classy. But when you don’t care and only the number of commas matters, it’s not surprising.

It’s disappointing when the shine comes off someone you’d respected in one field. I guess we shouldn’t be surprised. Deep knowledge in one micro-field doesn’t mean ANY knowledge (or logic or common sense or even legibility) in another. But you hate to see it when it happens.

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Congressman Larry McDonald? I thought not. It’s not a story the GOP would tell you.

This is John Surratt, a conspirator in the Lincoln assassination. He escaped after the murder as his mother hung. Did he live a life in hiding? No. He fled to the confederate stronghold in Montreal, then found himself serving in the Papal Zouaves (the Pope’s army).