Author: S. Smith

Zuckerberg regrets his cowardly behavior during the COVID pandemic

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Zuck rolled over like a dog for the federal government during the COVID pandemic, unleashing a wave of censorship unprecedented in American history. Now, in light of Pavel Durov’s Stoic defiance of the censorship state, he feels regret, and probably an insane level of envy for a degree of courage that he’s never had. He can now see how history will judge him, and contrasts it with how Pavel will be seen by future generations. He’s a weak, cowardly person who holds immense power. It doesn’t matter how he feels or behaves now, far after the time that it mattered. Pavel is a model for men everywhere. Zuck, not so much at all. What a loser.

Man calmly describes bear attack after killing massive brown bear

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This is probably the most astounding recounting of a violent animal attack, ever. Would you be this calm after gunning down a massive bear, hellbent on killing you? The lesson here is that nature is not your friend. When you’re in the wild, don’t fool yourself into believing that danger isn’t always near.

Republican poll watchers are apparently unwelcome in the Dem wasteland of Detroit

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Lara Trump, in a recent interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromow, revealed that, while 700 Republican poll watchers applied for the job in Wayne County, only 50 were accepted. In contrast, 2,300 Democrat poll watchers were accepted. It’s not difficult to understand the motive behind this, and any rational observer would come to the conclusion that any election held there would not be free or fair. She then revealed that a lawsuit had now been filed in Detroit to address this suspicious disparity, in hopes that an equal number of partisan poll watchers will ensure fair voting for both sides.

There is a serious lack of faith in the Democratic Party when it comes to their candidates’ chances in an open and fair election, and it appears that only unrelenting legal pressure will force them to play fair. It certainly begs the question: what else do the Democrats have up their sleeve in the run-up to November?

Should non-citizens be given $30,000 grants to buy a home in the US?

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This is beyond insane. Tax-funded non-profits that are aiding and abetting the flow of illegal immigration must be defunded and prosecuted.

Vivek is the future of American politics

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Vivek Ramaswamy is another public figure with the vanishingly rare gift of oration. He is powerful and persuasive, and can build bridges where almost everyone else burns them before they are fully built, as this clip below illustrates.

RFK Jr. full speech at Trump rally

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America’s greatest living orator has given one of the greatest political speeches in American history is support of Donald Trump. I never cease to be awed by the almost superhuman rhetorical ability possessed by Kennedy. And really, the ticket should be Trump/Kennedy, not Trump/Vance, although its probably too late to boot Vance from the ticket. But maybe there is something even greater in store for Kennedy, possibly a CIA director position, or head of some other agency where Kennedy will have real power to make real change. The corporate press didn’t even play much of the speech, only audio-free clips with establishment-approved bobbleheads chattering mindlessly in the background. We should really appreciate what we witness when Kennedy speaks, because there is almost no one alive who could do this so relentlessly, year after year. Whatever his personal faults, RFK Jr. is truly American royalty, meeting the burden of noblesse oblige that royalty is demanded of. A fundamental problem with the political process here is that we have no true royalty, only a class of super-rich and super-powerful with a total lack of moral compass necessary to wield this power for the good of the nation. A Political Class too afraid to speak their mind, lest they lose their power and influence. We need men and women fully separated from this grotesque peer pressure, who have the strength of character necessary to buck Upper Class groupthink.