The group of radical female congresswomen who call themselves “the Squad” was supposed to be a triumph for feminism, but behind the scenes they serve as meal tickets for very shady men.
The latest scandal involving the “Squad Husbands” was the dead body of a teenage girl turning up in a house owned by Conan Harris: the husband of Squad member Rep. Ayanna Pressley. Continue reading
Paul, right, has warred with Anthony Fauci since early in the Covid pandemic about the origins of the virus and the government’s response. | Francis Chung/POLITICO
Rand Paul wants to fast-track prosecution of former Covid czar Anthony Fauci.
The legal process will be fraught.
After the Kentucky Republican pushed a contempt of Congress resolution through his Senate committee on party lines Thursday morning — saying Fauci had impeded his investigation of the pandemic by refusing to answer questions last week — Democrats demanded he take it to the full Senate for a vote they could filibuster. Paul said he’s going to instead take it straight to the attorney general. Continue reading
The first five years of the 2020s were tough, especially for the millions of people worldwide who died of a disease unnecessarily. A pandemic suddenly appeared from nowhere; no one wanted to say with any certainty.
Misinformation infected the healthcare industry. They allowed themselves to be deceived by shysters such as Fauci, Moderna, Pfizer, the CDC, mysterious Chinese labs, the healthcare establishment, and the Biden government, all of whom bought into the narrative and spoke with a false sense of medical authority. Continue reading
The U.S. government announced a concerted effort to target Mexico’s most dangerous terrorist organization, Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG). The effort by both the U.S. Department of Justice and the State Department includes a new series of indictments targeting the shifting CJNG leadership structure and offers up to $100 million in rewards for information leading to the arrest of those leaders. Continue reading
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It seems like every day I still see social media posts where people insist that “ICE is the problem.”
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents out there are continuing to do a solid job of rounding up dangerous illegal immigrants who made their way into the United States, and their track record is easy to see. But that isn’t stopping thousands from insisting that they’re the “Gestapo,” and merely doing “Donald Trump’s dirty work” in removing people they feel aren’t doing any harm.
With that, let’s take a look at two recent cases, in which ICE has shown why they do what they do. Continue reading
Original song by Jackson Wolfe from Wolfe’s War Songs — where military country-rock, dark country ballads, southern rock, and emotional rock meet stories of war, love, loss, sacrifice, brotherhood, and survival.
This song is inspired by the pain of soldiers, the weight of combat memories, the silence after battle, and the longing for home. For listeners who love war songs, soldier ballads, patriotic country-rock, army love songs, and cinematic music about scars, fear, and coming home.
America may have been founded upon freedom and liberty, but our Constitution was never intended to be a suicide pact and a tool, for foreign and domestic enemies alike, to use to destroy Her. The nation was founded upon several well-reasoned Western and Christian principles, to serve, protect and defend all who came to Her shores, and they work perfectly well when wielded by moral people intent on living in equality under the law rather than seeking privilege above and beyond the natural and inalienable God-given rights of all men and women; and those principles and this Constitution were never meant to pave the way for foreign anti-freedom and anti-American tyrannical ideologies to carve out a place within our country and proceed to hollow out our rule of law and destroy everything good and decent that was used to build America. Continue reading
Senator Joseph McCarthy: American hero
There were and still are domestic enemies in the form of Marxists ready to devour our great nation. This time let’s not worry about whose feelings we hurt. For those younger people who didn’t get a well-rounded education, and that is probably the majority of people under 50 years of age, Joseph McCarthy was a Republican senator from Wisconsin from 1947 to 1957.
Senator McCarthy is best known for his post-war struggle to make America aware that under Democrat administrations communists had infiltrated our institutions, including the United States government and our entire education system. Now, even the Smithsonian has succumbed to this infection.
McCarthy was accused many times of “odorous tactics” in his hunt for those who would destroy our country. Continue reading
I am beyond sick to death of these constant betrayals by our Presidents, Representatives and Senators, and I can only imagine millions of other fine, decent patriotic Americans are as well. Our Government is going to keep fucking around, ’til the American people turn on it with a vengeance and burn the entire mutherfuckin’ thing to the ground.
I’ve always thought that the commies and Muslims of this country would soon join forces to try to take down our federal system, but it may well suffer its death at the hands of American patriots who have grown more than weary over never being truly represented and having their voices simply go ignored, no matter the number of continued assurances and promises that never bear fruit. Continue reading
John Adams, Patriot
Today, the very root of our nation’s freedom, prosperity, and private property ownership by individual citizens, is under attack across the nation. Eminent Domain is the weapon of choice to allow private corporations to simply take property at will under the excuse of the “common good.” Wind and solar farms, carbon capture pipelines, and massive AI data centers now cover vital farmland and private neighborhoods. The property owners are given no choice in the matter. It’s gone. How is that possible in a nation built on the very concept of private property ownership and protection?
For decades we have faced the globally organized juggernaut called “Sustainable” designed by powerful forces to completely change and control human society. However, from the very beginning of the plan our nation, which is based on the very concept of private property, has stood in the way.
Now, today, the tool every tyrant has ever dreamed of for complete control is in their hands – AI!
So, the train for control is ready to leave the station, but the way is blocked by those infernal property rights! What to do to allow tyranny to commence? Continue reading
In California, Judicial Watch sued the state for failing to maintain accurate voter rolls – a requirement of the National Voter Registration Act. The law requires the removal of most inactive voter registrations after two general elections. The numbers are astonishing. The JW lawsuit charges that California failed to remove 873,000 inactive voters from their registration rolls who have been inactive for more than two general elections. Sometimes a lot more: tens of thousands of the registrations have been inactive for over ten years. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of the American Independent Party of California and Don Wagner, an elected member of the Orange County Board of Supervisors who is running for California Secretary of State. Continue reading
“The House of the Rising Sun” — a ballad older than the United States itself, reimagined as a dark rock lament for a generation that came home different, or did not come home at all.
A haunting arrangement of the folk song that echoed across every American war of the 20th century — and became inseparable from the memory of Vietnam. Continue reading
On Thursday, Cunningham turned her attention to a fight playing out in rural America. She asked her followers a simple but pointed question about the farmland vanishing under a wave of new artificial intelligence construction.
“So how do we save our farm land and stop all these dumb data centers,” Cunningham wrote on X. Continue reading
PHARMACEU’TIC, PHARMACEU’TICAL, adjective [Gr. to practice witchcraft or use medicine; poison or medicine.] Pertaining to the knowledge or art of pharmacy, or to the art of preparing medicines.
‘Granny’ was an old friend and contributing columnist to the family of web-sites of Kettle Moraine Publications. Was she a pharmacist or pharmacologist? Absolutely not – but she was in her 80’s and had learned from a personal standpoint about the good and bad of that which is manipulated by the likes of BIG Pharma and those who they line the pockets of – our elected Congress official-DUMB and those in the Medical field who continue to buy into all of the nonsense of the sales pitch.
Was Granny to be a frequent columnist and continuing contributor – maybe – maybe not – but our purpose here today – is quite simple to understand. Remember after all – It’s YOUR Health – YOUR Choice! ~ Editor
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More Wall Street experts have crossed to my side of the street and are speaking a truth that once could not be told. For a long time, nearly everyone said the very thing that is suddenly being widely predicted was impossible. It felt kind of lonely in the truth market a year ago, but now it’s getting crowded. Continue reading
I did a good bit of reflection, as I churned out this piece, and decided that most people walk many a crooked mile before reaching the pinnacle point and the culmination of their life, and I suspect many a hard moments thought goes into shaping the people in America’s society who prove to be what the majority of Americans view as “successful”. But for me, it’s always been the case that what most would call “success”, I always saw as chains forged around my neck, ankles and wrists and a prison that made it hard to breathe.
Looking back in my mind’s eye, I recalled sitting on beach of Ft. San Lorenzo, drinking espresso and rolling sharks’ teeth in the palm of my hand, that I found in the shallows — sun drenched and considering a shot of whiskey later. And then I saw Deana’s [an old girlfriend] fine tight little ass as the church bells pealed on a Sunday morning, with ‘Sunday Morning Coming Down‘ playing in the background. I’m thinking of her legs, surfing the waves, and Jesus walking on the water — and the dark, chaotic night the birthed me, deep in the heart of nowhere in Ft. Riley, Kansas in 1957.
Life was full of intrigues, mysteries and adventures that only a young boy can find on his own, not too dissimilar from what one will find in Mark Twain’s ‘Adventures of Huck Finn‘. Continue reading
Although this is often attributed to Albert Einstein, there is some debate as to whether or not he actually said the following, “Education is what remains after one has forgotten everything he learned in school.” For the purpose of this essay it really isn’t important if Einstein actually said that or not; what is important is the truthfulness of the words. That brings up an interesting question though; If what Einstein (supposedly) said is true, then why do we bother sending our children off to school?
There is a reason why we are made to send our children off to public school for the formative years of their lives; and it isn’t to better prepare them for adulthood. I hope that by the time you finish reading this you will have a better understanding of how sinister that reason is. Continue reading