alligator alcatraz is racist;
Thursday, July 3, 2025
larry johnson says i told you so;
Yes, I am going to say, “I told you so.” The New York Post report on a new CIA review of the December 2016 Intelligence Community Assessment on Russian Election Interference (ICA), reminds me of Claude Rains, who played the police captain in Casablanca… He was shocked to discover gambling in the casino.
A bombshell new CIA review of the Obama administration’s spy agencies’ assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election to help Donald Trump was deliberately corrupted by then-CIA Director John Brennan, FBI Director James Comey and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, who were “excessively involved” in its drafting, and rushed its completion in a “chaotic,” “atypical” and “markedly unconventional” process that raised questions of a “potential political motive.”
Further, Brennan’s decision to include the discredited Steele dossier, over the objections of the CIA’s most senior Russia experts, “undermined the credibility” of the assessment.
The “Tradecraft Review of the 2016 Intelligence Community Assessment [ICA] on Russian Election Interference” was conducted by career professionals at the CIA’s Directorate of Analysis and was commissioned by CIA Director John Ratcliffe in May. ..........more........
yeahhhhhhhhhhh;
Striking another blow for sanity (though not constitutionality), the federal Education Department has dunked the University of Pennsylvania in the deep end of the swimming pool.
In a deal announced with the department yesterday to avoid the loss of federal funding, the university has revoked the victories and records racked up by William Thomas. He swam for the school’s women’s swim team under the name “Lia.” At stake was almost $1 billion in tax subsidies.
The university will also apologize to the women athletes whose victories were stolen by Thomas’ legalized cheating..............more........
my take on this is that much of the world is in a similar condition in large part due to the klaus schwab, bill gates attempts to remake it all in their intended image instead of governing in a reasonable fashion;
Disillusionment with Austria’s federal government is deepening, with recent surveys highlighting a dramatic erosion of public trust amid rising inflation and growing social unrest, according to a Lazarsfeld study conducted in late May.
61% of respondents shared that they do not care if the governing coalition lasts or not. The population seems to be apathetic about their own country, since almost two-thirds of the population deems it a ‘lost cause.’ Austrians continue to grapple with high inflation and soaring energy costs, while the government is perceived as jumping from crisis to crisis.
Criticism has mounted over Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger’s foreign aid commitments, with many Austrians frustrated by generous international spending while domestic struggles grow more severe. “Many people here no longer know how to pay their rent,” notes the Exxpress. Meanwhile, State Secretary Sepp Schellhorn has come under fire for purchasing a fleet of luxury ministerial cars funded by taxpayer money.
Simultaneously, a spike in violence and Islamic radicalization has further shaken the country. A bloody attack in Graz and the trial of a 16-year-old suspected IS supporter in Linz, who allegedly promoted Islamic State ideology at school, have intensified the sense of insecurity.........https://www.amren.com/news/2025/07/nearly-two-thirds-of-austrians-think-their-country-is-a-lost-cause/
when i hear people wonder if israel will, anything, my first reaction is of course cause they have no reverse gear and have always shown they will ramp up any move they make if the previous move wasn't successful;
If Iran resumes enrichment while rejecting IAEA inspections, then Trump will target Iran’s underground facilities with a low-yield B61-11 nuclear weapon
You can usually tell which side won a war by simply observing ‘what happens’ after the hostilities end. Following the announcement of a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, millions of Iranians poured onto the streets of Tehran, chanting patriotic songs and waving flags in a spontaneous display of jubilation. In contrast, there were no festivities or celebrations in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem where the mood was noticeably more somber and gloomy. What this indicates is that most people believe that Iran won the war...............more.........
a good point;
Yesterday, someone left a comment on my post about Zohran Mamdani that stuck with me in a way few internet comments ever do. It wasn’t defensive or hostile—it was sobering.
The commenter challenged me, not to just oppose Mamdani’s ideology, but to think about why his message resonates at all. Here's what they said:
“You really ought to ask yourself: why does his message resonate? Why did Russia have a revolution? People don’t wake up, make the espresso, make an omelet, look out the back window across their deck, the lake, the boat, ready for a day of country living, and say ‘You know what, honey… how about we start that revolution today?’ Nobody does that. Revolutions are made by very unhappy people. Why are they unhappy? Mostly because society largely doesn’t work for them… There is a lot of pain out there, and a lot of it is honest pain.”
They’re right. There is a lot of honest pain.
And if you’ve followed anything I’ve written over the last several years, you know I’ve been screaming into the void about how broken our monetary system is. We have created an economy where the top 10% get wealthier with each crisis, while the bottom 50% watches their standard of living deteriorate. I’ve described it here when talking about the GameStop crisis (33:40).
The frustration bubbling beneath the surface is not irrational. It's earned.........more........
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