When the Frog cops finally get to do their job:
My favorite part (among oh-so many) is when the clown in the Easter Bunny outfit gets one in the face.
En avant, mes amis!
Category: Marxists
Another Day, Another Commie Plot
Looks like the FBI is on the ball for a change (as opposed to their misdeeds under President Autopen):
The FBI has arrested and charged a 17-year-old from McKinney, Texas, who the agency alleges was plotting to assassinate Republican Rep. Keith Self at an event last Saturday.
According to federal investigators, the juvenile also planned a terrorist attack in North Texas on behalf of ISIS.
This episode comes a little too close to home for me because Keith Self is my Congressman, and his activities in the U.S. House have been, for this old conservative, exemplary.
Which is no doubt the reason this scrote targeted him.
What galls me is that according to the Usual Suspects, the danger to our republic comes from so-called “dangerous conservative (MAGA)” groups — when in fact, all the evidence shows that the actual danger is coming from a concerted-but-not-really group of fucking raving loony leftoids.
Like this asshole. I can’t wait for him to be identified. No matter who he turns out to be, he won’t be a hate-filled conservative.
Like me.
Overturning The System
…and by that I mean the Constitution, the Judiciary and the Senate, to be replaced by… what, exactly?
Read this, and be amazed.
I’m not so sure that their little plan, however, will be achieved that easily.
The next few months should tell us, I guess. But in the meantime, let us heed the wise words of some professor or other:
BUY GUNS AND AMMUNITION, BECAUSE IF THIS HAPPENS WE’RE LOOKING AT CIVIL WAR.
I’m not hoping for it, but I’m pretty sure I’ll be ready for it when it comes.
Bring it on.
Dishonest Innumeracy
Whenever some socialist asswipe attempts to use statistics to prove something, they inevitably end up looking like either a fool or else totally dishonest (mostly, both).
Here’s one example: Hair Gel Boy spouting some anti-Trump nonsense.
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) reposted a chart on X Tuesday claiming housing prices are “the most unaffordable in history,” and that it was Trump’s fault.
The chart Newsom shared showed that the housing affordability gap actually widened during Joe Biden’s presidency, and X users noticed almost instantly, flooding his replies with screenshots of the very data he’d just posted as though it helped his argument. It didn’t take long for the pile-on to turn Newsom’s own post into a meme about his reading comprehension.
I’d like to ascribe this to (innumerate) reading comprehension, but if one heeds the old saying that a lie will make its way around the world before the truth gets out of bed, it’s clear that such a tactic was his intention. (With X, of course, the effect is somewhat ameliorated because of Community Notes — thanks again, Elon — but still. Now the lie only makes it a quarter of the way around the world before the truth comes out swinging a sledgehammer.)
Newsom’s not, of course, the only one:
In July 2025, the Democratic National Committee posted a chart that they thought proved grocery prices were spiraling out of control in Trump’s second term.
The chart told a different story. It showed a huge spike under Biden. The DNC had unwittingly undermined its own attack on Trump. Social media users mocked the party within hours, dissecting the chart line by line, forcing the DNC to quietly delete the post… not that that stopped us from making fun of them anyway.
I’d like to substitute “public flogging” for “making fun of”, but that’s just me.
We see this stuff time and time again, especially with the old Global Warming Climate Cooling Change© nonsense, where its adherents choose a point in time that oh-so conveniently “proves” their point about the above upward movement.
It’s one of the reasons why I’ve always preferred a “moving average” type of trend graph, because that smooths out one-time or extraordinary data points — which is why the alarmists and mountebanks (like Newsom) hate using them — if indeed they know what a “moving average” even is.
Ignoramus or outright liar? I report, you decide.
More Reasons
Following yesterday’s post about China (and Xi), I see that I’m not the only one who considers them the enemy, for a different reason:
Even if Chinese technological theft is less frequent in Europe than in the United States —there is far less technology to steal from Europe than from the US — it is nevertheless all too present.
The practice follows what the current director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, long ago called the business model of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP): “Rob, Replicate, Replace.” They steal the technology and know-how for a product, copy it, then flood it back into the marketplace at a far lower price, thereby putting the product’s original manufacturers out of business. When the CCP believes its hold on the market share has been consolidated into something resembling a monopoly, the prices go back up.
And there it is: implacably hostile, amoral, brutal and intent on spreading Marxism (and their control) over the entire world.
As New Wife would put it: Not our kind, dear. Even their “Three Rs” aren’t the same as ours.
Certainty
There’s not much certainty about life nowadays, but there is one thing that is: when Bill Clinton opens his mouth to speak, what will come out is either a lie, an obfuscation, exaggeration or misdirection.
Hours before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, former President Bill Clinton told an audience in Australia about his missed chance to kill attack mastermind Osama bin Laden, according to audio released this week.
Clinton was speaking at a business meeting in Melbourne when the topic turned to terrorism.
“I’m just saying, you know, if I were Osama bin Laden … He’s a very smart guy. I spent a lot of time thinking about him. And I nearly got him once,” Clinton said in the audio, which was recorded by former Liberal Party head Michael Kroger and aired by Sky News.
“I nearly got him. And I could have killed him, but I would have had to destroy a little town called Kandahar in Afghanistan and kill 300 innocent women and children, and then I would have been no better than him.
“And so I didn’t do it.”
I leave it to you to decide which of the above four characterizations apply.
Incidentally, what happened to that TV show that (I think) ABC aired about this very topic? Shown once, never been seen since.
I wonder why that is?
I guess we’ll never know.