From Don Surber:
“I am not saying lefties are all Nazis, of course. I am only saying Democrats should end the charade and call themselves the National Socialist Party.”
Tag: Evil Bastards
Quote Of The Day
From a Reader who was once in law enforcement:
“When I was a cadet at FLETC back in ’83 we were told (off the record): ‘Never join any team or Task Force set up by the FBI. They either want some information you have and they don’t or they want someone to blame when they fuck up.’
“Forty-one years later and it has become a nation-wide mantra.”
Indeed it has, and they deserve all the scorn and shunning they get.
Quote Of The Day
Here’s the background to the quote below.
This is as true in the U.S. as it is in the U.K.
“It is hard to avoid the conclusion that we are ruled by people who fear the anger of the masses following acts of inhumanity more than they do the acts of inhumanity themselves.”
Note the overreaction of the political class to the theater of Jan 6, 2020. If what’s happening in the U.K. now were to happen in the U.S., there’s no telling how they’d react.
Oh wait; something like that did happen, when the Antifa/BLM riots leveled whole areas of various cities and anarchy became the order of the day in places like Portland and NYC.
But those riots were virtuous riots, you see, riots that were actually supported by the ruling- and media elites. If ever there’s a furious backlash by conservatives against — oh I don’t know, say massive and palpable vote fraud by the socialists which prevents Donald Trump from winning the November 2024 election — you can be damn sure that the Marines will be mobilized, posse comitatus be damned.
This is going to be interesting.
About That ’65 Mustang…
I haven’t actually purchased a Ford product since 2003 (F-150 FX4 so that I could move most of our stuff to a new house and not pay movers to do so).
I sure as hell wouldn’t buy one now, because they’re a bunch of fucking cop snitches:
Ford is trying to patent a way for its cars to report speeding drivers to the police.
A patent application from the automaker titled “Systems and Methods for Detecting Speeding Violations” was published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Jul. 18 2024, and was originally filed by Ford Jan. 12, 2023.
In the application, Ford discusses using cars to monitor each other’s speeds. If one car detects that a nearby vehicle is being driven above the posted limit, it could use onboard cameras to photograph that vehicle. A report containing both speed data and images of the targeted vehicle could then be sent directly to a police car or roadside monitoring units via an Internet connection, according to Ford.
And if that doesn’t set your ass on fire, try this:
Using vehicles for speed surveillance would make cops’ jobs easier, as they wouldn’t have to quickly identify speeding violations and take off in pursuit, Ford notes in the application. It also means some of that work could be delegated to self-driving cars, which could be equipped to detect speeding violations, the automaker adds.
So it’s all-so-conveeenient for everybody, you see.
But wait! There’s more!
Ford is now selling your driving data to a company called LexisNexis. This company is a New York-based global data broker with a “Risk Solutions” division that caters to the auto insurance industry and has traditionally kept tabs on car accidents and tickets.
However, it turns out that LexisNexis is using your driving habits (acceleration, hard braking, speed and how fast you take corners) and forwarding this information on to insurance companies that then increase your insurance rates.
And if there’s one thing that insurance companies are known for, it’s their reluctance to generate more income increase rates wherever they can.
If I were of an inclination to buy a car from Ford (and that’s a HUGE “if”), I’d go more for this kind of thing:
…or even better:
And for those of the truck persuasion:
Yeah, they’re old and (maybe) less reliable than the newest Fords… but at least they’re not continually spying on you while you drive them.
Bastards.
So Much For Mickey
Here’s a tale of how to screw up a franchise, perhaps the greatest franchise of them all:
Back in 2021, the bottom began dropping out of Disney stock, which had been worth around $175 a share before Disney decided to hyper-politicize its movies and TV shows. Disney specifically targeted little kids for grooming with gay-themed propaganda aimed at sexualizing them and encouraging them to question their gender.
Additionally, Disney destroyed some of its most beloved and profitable Golden Geese franchises—Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, Willow, Indiana Jones, etc.—by turning them into left-wing propaganda videos obsessed with sexuality, race, and gender.
And the result?
In April the stock rallied to $123 per share, up from $91 per share at the beginning of the year. In Early May, Disney stock reached as high as $116. But all this year’s gains are now gone. Currently, the stock sits at just $90 per share.
It will probably sink still lower — perhaps as low as $70.
Couldn’t happen to a nicer bunch of wokist, child-grooming assholes. No corporation is too big to fail, and I hope this one perishes utterly.
The Southern Africa Overview
Doc Russia sent me this essay and asked me whether I thought it accurate. It is, 100%. Read it for yourself.
Choice excerpt:
This didn’t have to be the way colonization ended in southern Africa. The evil of apartheid could have been done away without putting murderous thugs in charge. Rhodesia could have remained a democracy rather than becoming a brutal dictatorship known for its genocidal campaign against white farmers and a rival African ethnic group. South Africa could be a functional country rather than an anarcho-tyranny-ridden hellhole where thugs murder, rape, and steal from the Boers with impunity as the country’s infrastructure collapses and its economy follows Zimbabwe’s down the drain. But, thanks in no small part to US foreign policy, the worst-case scenario is exactly what happened. And now crosses symbolizing the murders of white farmers line the roads of South Africa by the thousands.
Ask me again why I left. And why no Democrat should ever, ever have access to U.S. foreign policy.