One of the best eyewitness reports of some serious combat, this time on the Eastern Front, 1945.
I’ve tried to put them in chronological order, but I may not have succeeded. Sorry. Also, I think the commentary is AI, because while the accent is kinda-British, the pronunciation is wooden and incorrect.
And on we go:
…and Part 6 here.
Brilliant stuff.
I’ve been following this situation for a while, in a more-or-less disinterested fashion — “disinterested” because I don’t really need much more proof that the FBI as it stands is a corrupt and immoral organization that needs to be disbanded and rebuilt from the ground up minus every single senior manager.
The FBI agents who drafted a memo proposing targeting “radical-traditionalist Catholic” ideology admitted to relying on politically biased sources of information when drafting the memo, according to a new House report.
Here’s my thought: where is the common sense among the agents who, when told to investigate Catholics as a “radical-traditionalist” group, didn’t say to their superiors, “Look, this is really fucking stupid. Of course some Catholics are radical traditionalists; but it’s idiotic to think that these people are a danger to society comparable to, say, radical Islamists.”
I’m not talking about the rank-and-file agents, here; I’m talking about their mid-level managers who were obviously given the job by their superiors, and who have a duty to question obviously-ridiculous directives.
Or has the FBI been so thoroughly corrupted and “weaponized” to the extent that all of them truly believe in the Justice Department’s ideological pursuit of anyone who might be in disagreement with The Narrative?
And has the FBI become like the military, where one cannot question orders but simply must comply with them? (Yeah, I know, but most organizations either don’t remember that the “Nuremberg defense” was completely denied, or think that it doesn’t apply to them.)
You know, at some point it becomes obvious that people like myself (not even a Catholic) can become disenchanted with government and specific government agencies like the FBI, and therefore become de facto enemies of said agencies.
The problem is that when these agencies start acting like the Soviet NKVD or German Gestapo, of course they’re going to create enemies of people like me.
Which, frighteningly, may be the whole point of their activity: like whipping a dog until it becomes vicious, then using that very viciousness as justification for its destruction.
Bastards.
Finally, some good news:
Double child killer Colin Pitchfork was turned down for parole after it emerged he had been loitering in forests and parks and had approached lone women during his first brief spell of freedom, MailOnline can reveal.
The 63-year-old monster, who raped and murdered 15-year-old schoolgirls Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth in the 1980s, lasted barely three months before being recalled to jail in September 2021.
I read a book about this bastard (published shortly after his trial), which described the hunt for the murderer of the two girls. The way the cops were able to identify him was through his blood type and enzyme pattern (not DNA; that wasn’t in use back then), which was apparently only held by a tiny percentage of the UK population. So the cops simply made all the male residents of the villages surrounding the murder site come in and give a blood sample, figuring (correctly) that they could at least be able to create a list of suspects and then narrow that down to one man based on the usual methods (alibi, age, opportunity etc.). Pitchfork was able to avoid coming in for a long time, and even tried to get a couple of his friends to take the test for him. But eventually they got him and, faced with the forensic evidence, he was tossed in jail.
There is no doubt of his guilt, and there is no doubt that this sick fucker, in his sixties, is still a clear danger to young girls. If ever there was a poster boy for the death penalty, Pitchfork is it.
So I’m glad that the parole board has finally come to its senses and denied his release.
In Kim’s world, if he were to be released he’d be met outside the prison gates by a group of angry citizens and dragged to the nearest lamp post for a quick hanging, but no doubt some might have a problem with this eminently reasonable outcome.
And what better target for your new Remington than:
...do I hear an “Amen”?
Still on the Global Cooling Climate Warming Change© front:
...wait, what? You mean we’ve been lied to all this time?
And in the Great Cultural Assimilation News:
...after all, it’s an acceptable dating tactic back home.
...”Lemme at that infidel poontang!”
In Glueball Jihate News:
...one hopes that this activity catches on and becomes a worldwide trend.
...using gravity and natural resources to solve a problem; what’s not to like?
In Travel News:
...considering that I wouldn’t live in any of them for free, this is no big deal.
...but over half of all Frenchmen just shrugged when Putin invaded Ukraine. That karma thing again...
...but as I recall, the guy who originated the crown thing didn’t get paid millions for his gig.
In INSIGNIFICA:
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...Captain Obvious strikes again!
...yeah, whatever. Here’s a retrospective of Miss Crazier-Than-A-Sackful-Of-Angry-Cats:
And my favorite pic of her, for all sorts of reasons:
And that’s the news, gawd help us.
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On this day, a few years ago:
Not that we’re still angry about it, or anything — or else Toyota wouldn’t still be the top-selling automotive brand in the United States.