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Friday, January 23, 2026 |
| There’s no climate change. Video |
 Soccer Peace Prize awarded to Trump. Link |
| When Trump finishes his term, America will still exist, but it will no longer be exceptional. Not because others surpassed us, but because we dismantled the foundations that made us indispensable. Great powers do not fall to invasion. They decay from self-inflicted blindness. What is being destroyed is the architecture of trust built after World War II, paid for by millions of dead and sustained by generations who understood that power without restraint becomes rot.
The postwar order was not accidental. The United States was the backbone of the global economy and the guarantor of relative stability. The dollar became dominant not because it was imposed, but because it was trusted. Our alliances functioned not because we were feared, but because we were predictable. That trust is now being treated as expendable. What should alarm anyone who understands statecraft is the normalization of recklessness. Guardrails have been stripped away. Federal authority has been expanded without accountability. Classified systems and intelligence capabilities are being handled casually, opened to private actors with no constitutional obligation, no institutional discipline, and no strategic restraint. The cost will not be measured in appropriations or market corrections. It will be measured in compromised sources, degraded intelligence, and lives lost years from now because trust was mistaken for something that could be replenished. I do not fear America becoming weak. I fear America becoming ordinary. One power among many. No longer the center of gravity. No longer trusted to lead without coercion. The world will move on not out of hostility, but out of necessity. History is unforgiving to nations that confuse dominance with legitimacy. All of this was done knowingly. Not to strengthen the republic. Not to protect Americans. Not to preserve the order built on sacrifice and restraint. It was done to protect a racist murderous pedophile and his racist murderous pedophile friends. |
| Greenland. Is that why Trump is so friendly with Putin? Trump understands the need for military expansion in the world he and Putin are creating. Putin always understood it. They are both terribly wrong. |
 If you want anything from Trump it helps if it’s something shiny or an award. He likes shiny things. |
| Trump in one of his multiple delusions brags how he stopped the Cambodia-Arminia war. Not only are they 4,000 miles away, but there never was a war or conflict! |
| The mad king is out to ruin America. The Anti-Christ is here! |
| Minnesota Shooting: Political Rorschach Test. Case Study of How Media Feeds Deep Polarization. Link |
| When Trump finishes his term, America will still exist, but it will no longer be exceptional. Not because others surpassed us, but because we dismantled the foundations that made us indispensable. Great powers do not fall to invasion. They decay from self-inflicted blindness. What is being destroyed is the architecture of trust built after World War II, paid for by millions of dead and sustained by generations who understood that power without restraint becomes rot.
The postwar order was not accidental. The United States was the backbone of the global economy and the guarantor of relative stability. The dollar became dominant not because it was imposed, but because it was trusted. Our alliances functioned not because we were feared, but because we were predictable. That trust is now being treated as expendable. What should alarm anyone who understands statecraft is the normalization of recklessness. Guardrails have been stripped away. Federal authority has been expanded without accountability. Classified systems and intelligence capabilities are being handled casually, opened to private actors with no constitutional obligation, no institutional discipline, and no strategic restraint. The cost will not be measured in appropriations or market corrections. It will be measured in compromised sources, degraded intelligence, and lives lost years from now because trust was mistaken for something that could be replenished. I do not fear America becoming weak. I fear America becoming ordinary. One power among many. No longer the center of gravity. No longer trusted to lead without coercion. The world will move on not out of hostility, but out of necessity. History is unforgiving to nations that confuse dominance with legitimacy. All of this was done knowingly. Not to strengthen the republic. Not to protect Americans. Not to preserve the order built on sacrifice and restraint. It was done to protect a racist murderous pedophile and his racist murderous pedophile friends. |
 I never thought that in America it wouldn’t be safe to walk down the street without your ‘papers’ and the American version of the Gestapo could bust into your home in the middle of the night without a warrant. Or drag you from your car and beat you if you look darker than them. Tragically, I think it’s only a matter of time before dark-skinned people will have to wear an emblem identifying them. |
| Everyday it’s something new with Trump that has nothing to do with our problems here at home. Yesterday he tried to start his own United Nations. |
| “The Antichrist” and “The Man of Lawlessness” are two names for the same person who will be everything that is the very opposite of our Lord Jesus Christ, hence Antichrist. Bible Paul refers to this person as the Man of Lawlessness. He puts himself in place of God’s law. That’s why he’s the Man of Lawlessness. Bible John also warns about a spirit of opposition to Christ that has been present throughout history, encouraging us to stay alert and grounded in our faith. Link |
| Why did Donald Trump direct the military to invade a sovereign country and drag its head of state away in a blindfold and handcuffs? Oil and hemispheric control may have been contributing factors, but Trump’s fundamental motivation in seizing control of Venezuela was quite simple: to show us all that he can! The commander in chief of the world’s mightiest military has demonstrated he can do whatever the hell he wants—and that anyone who defies his demands may wake up to explosions and automatic weapon fire. The politically independent generals who repeatedly restrained Trump in his first term are long gone. For Trump, a lifelong bully, this awesome power is clearly irresistible. “The peace president” has claimed for years that “America First” meant no more “endless wars” or costly nation building. But dominating others is his true raison d’étre. It’s exponentially easier now that he commands a vast arsenal of drones, missiles, bunker busters, fighter jets, stealth bombers, and commandos. He’s bombed seven countries this past year, and authorized at least 626 air strikes. He’s threatening to take Greenland by military force. Colombian is next. Trump says President Gustavo Petro should “watch his ass.
What fun! Killing and intimidating people is so much more rewarding than dealing with affordability, sinking poll numbers, and the Epstein files. Trump’s infatuation with military “solutions” isn’t limited to foreign adversaries. As a show of force, he used the National Guard last year to occupy Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Chicago- deployments that the Supreme Court recently ruled were unjustified and illegal. Justice Brett Kavanaugh noted that if Trump invoked the Insurrection Act, he could put the regular Army on the streets. What are the chances that our strongman president will declare an insurrection sometime in the next three years? Predictions in the Trump era are folly, but I’m going with 90% |
| Jimmy Kimmel on the midterms: ‘We can’t have an election soon enough’. Late-night hosts spoke on Trump’s comments about skipping elections and his newly donated FIFA peace prize. Video |
| This country is going down the tubes. What kind of megalomaniac is running the country? |
| When I point out the insanity that is Trump, the Trump fan always says, “Well, that’s just Trump being Trump.” They can’t see that Trump being Trump is the problem. And when he bombs someone or starts a war they say, “He’s tough.” Trumpers can’t see that ‘tough’ and ‘nuts’ are very different. |
| Trump pardoned over 1600 crooks , traitors and drug dealers in less than a year. They include fraudsters, thieves, liars, insurrectionists, drug kingpins and anyone who doesn’t pay him. Most pardons went to supporters, donors and contributors. The pardons had nothing to do with justice. |
| Trump in one of his multiple delusions brags how he stopped the Cambodia-Arminia war. Not only are they 4,000 miles away, but there never was a war or conflict! |
| We have a tiny military base in Greenland already and a treaty that allows us to build as many bases as we want in Greenland. Why all the hubbub? Oh, the treaty doesn’t allow us to remove any natural resources and that is the value of Greenland. Trump wants Venezuela’s oil and Greenlands’ precious metals. Don’t be fooled like his followers are. |
| President Trump says he needs Greenland to keep the bad guys out. Wake up America, we are the bad guys. It all happened because of Trump. I used to be proud of my country. No longer. He thinks of us as one big cash register void of people. |
| Greenland. Is that why Trump is so friendly with Putin? Trump understands the need for military expansion in the world he’s creating. Putin always understood it. They are both terribly wrong. |
| Come to find out, the 8 wars that Trump said he stopped didn’t exists. He made up some hoping to get an award |
 The nutty golden man just said there’s peace in the Middle East now and it’s because of Him. ‘Peace in the Middle East’? He’s nuttier than a Mr Peanut bar. |
| New poll shows Trump’s performance tanking, especially with Dems and independents. 49 percent of Americans feel the country is worse off today than a year ago. 19 percent say it is the same and has not gotten better. 32 percent believe it is better off. Overall, only 34 percent of independent voters, who tend to determine who wins elections, approve of the job that Trump is doing. And twice as many independent voters think the country is worse off now compared with a year ago than better, 52 percent to 24 percent |
| Every thing MAGA people do is selfish and un-American. |
Friday, January 16, 2026 |
| Trump seeks $100bn for Venezuela oil, but Exxon boss says country is ‘uninvestable’. Exxon’s chief executive Darren Woods said: “We have had our assets seized there twice and so you can imagine to re-enter a third time would require some pretty significant changes from what we’ve historically seen and what is currently the state.” So much for “America first.” |
| Biggest difference between the Right and Left. No one on the Right wishes that woman were dead. The Left would love if she had run over and killed that ICE agent. |
 A geography lesson for Donald Trump: Russia is already our neighbor. Just ask Sarah Palin. |
| This is probably the most important as it’s his hour plus interview with Tucker. Let me know your thoughts. My vote is yes, what’s yours? He’s going all over the State doing exactly that. Thanks so much for your help. Getting the right people down here to speak is critical. Link |
| Last week’s raving’s from “a very stable genius” “My own morality is the only thing that can stop me from world dominance; I don’t need international law.” ~El presidente de por vida, Don Taco |
| Pick one, or watch all three, or just go back to Jeopardy and leave it to someone else pay attention. Link Link Link |
| How come none of the Minnesota videos of ICE killing the woman show her running over anyone? Do you think the government lies to us? |
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| Tyrant on mid-terms: ‘When you think about it, we shouldn’t even have an election.’ Words matter. We are at our peril if we ignore this. |
| About the Peace Prize. We’ve listened to Trump yammer and plead about why he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, which is nonsense, but malignant narcissists can never get enough flattery. So, yesterday, the actual winner of the prize, Maria Corina Machado of Venezuela, traveled to Washington, D.C., and gave it to Trump. To be clear, though, just because someone gives you a trophy they earned does not mean you earned the trophy. |
| Trump threatens martial law in Minnesota — taking a page out of his own playbook. If it can happen in Minneapolis, it can happen anywhere! Link |
| The National Endowment for Democracy, a terrible NGO that works against DJT at every turn. Look at the worthless bunch of Republicans that Carlos voted with. Inexcusable. Then look at the Republicans that knew they were doing the right thing trying to kill a Swamp Thing NGO that needed to be defunded. He also voted against defunding Judge Boasberg and other Judges, also against the majority of Republicans. Link |
| President Donald Trump is having a big year so far, accomplishing two goals he was desperate to fulfill. Goal 1: Distract everyone from the fact that his Justice Department has only provided the tiniest fraction of the Epstein Files that were required to be released before the end of last year. Goal 2: Acquire the Nobel Peace Prize. Even if it is second hand. |
| Voter identification and congressional redistricting stand chief among concerns voiced by advocacy organizations in the state as the 2026 legislative session gets underway. Members of 11 organizations gathered to respond to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ State of the State address, delivered earlier this week. Link |
Friday, December 9, 2026 |
| A true Tyrant. “We don’t need international law,” Trump today. He is destroying just about everything America stands for in the name of money. F**k the little guy. |
| El presidente de por vida, Don Taco’s 2026 wish list of countries that he wants to take over and the real reasons for his aggression. Venezuela: oil Greenland: rare earth minerals Cuba: Trump’s Fantasy Island resort and golf course Iran: “They say mean things about me.” Nigeria: oil Columbia: why not Mexico: well, it’s full of Mexicans And for some reason Canada and Panama have been removed from the list. Let’s see what countries next week will bring. |
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| ICE or Homeland Security is now killing unarmed people in Oregon. It used to be America the beautiful, but no longer. |
| Trump attacked Venezuela because he said they supplied the USA with Fentanyl. But today he said they supplied cocaine. If you are going to invade a country, shouldn’t you know the real reason why (oil)? He must be stopped before he totally ruins out cherished ideals, not just his insatiable quest for more money. |
| Last week’s winner from the “Do as I Say, not as I do” category from the Russians: “This morning, the United States carried out an act of armed aggression against Venezuela. This causes deep concern and condemnation. The pretexts cited to justify such actions are unfounded. Ideologized hostility has prevailed over practical pragmatism and over a willingness to build relations based on trust and predictability. We proceed from the understanding that all parties who may have claims against one another should seek solutions through dialogue-based approaches. We are ready to support them in this.” |
| The FBI has squeezed Minnesota law enforcement out of ICE shooting investigation. Whether there will be a legitimate inquiry into the shooting death of a Minneapolis woman by an ICE agent yesterday is now in question. Minnesota law enforcement authorities announced today that the FBI is excluding them from the investigation, freezing them out of the inquiry and blocking them from accessing evidence. |
| lsraeI is last – so the British Crown will go first. This woman is brilliant. Or, it could just be me agreeing with a lot. You decide. Video |
| There’s an ICE agent who needs to be behind bars. Make it happen Minnesota |
| If you were to walk down the street of any city in Florida, pull out your pistol (open carry of firearms being legal and all) and shoot a woman in a car in plain sight of witnesses, including law enforcement officers, what do you imagine would happen to you?A. Would you just walk away, no muss, no fuss? B. Would you be tackled and beaten senseless by witnesses and/or the law enforcement officers who witnessed the murder?C. Would you stop, turn over your weapon, and surrender to police? We know what the answer to this is if you happen to be an ICE agent killing innocent women in Minneapolis. The answer is A. Bonus round: Would the president of the United States in the aftermath of the shooting: A. Insist that the woman was a “professional agitator” who deserved to die?B. Claim the victim, a 37-year-old mother of three, was ”violently, willfully, and viciously” trying to run the shooter over despite video showing her driving away?C. Claim the shooter acted in self defense because somehow a car driving away from him was a danger? That’s what your president said after the shooting. |
| Seth Meyers on Trump’s falling approval rating: ‘Worth remembering that people don’t like this’. Late-night hosts discuss how the president’s ‘needlessly cruel’ tactics have turned off even more Americans. Link |
| The Minneapolis shooting of a citizen was murder and ICE is doing everything they can to pretend it was a legal shooting. I saw the video and she never backed up over an agent. More lies from Trumpers. They can’t handle the truth. |
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| That screaming you hear is America falling off the Obamacare cliff. Remember that Obamacare cliff we were so concerned about way back in 2025? Well, it’s now 2026, and we’ve fallen off. Link |
 Year end summary of domestic MAGA’s most important results. There was no room here for His golden palace. |
| Spiteful Trump vetoes Florida tribe’s flood protection over Alligator Alcatraz opposition |