Nothing but the truth. Even if against me.

Nothing but the truth. Even if against me.

Friday, August 28, 2026

ADL Survey: Zionist Educators Persist in Claiming the Stale Status of Antisemitism "Victims"

From the outset, let it be known that Zionist propaganda has imposed the immutable formula of Jew=Zionist=Israeli, which is used a shield against ANY criticism of genocidal Israel, corrupt AIPAC and other Zio-Nazi entities.

While millions of Palestinians languish in refugee camps, while hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been mass-murdered in Palestine's Gaza district, and millions of indigenous Palestinians are being ethnically cleansed in Palestine's West Bank by hordes of foreign settlers with mob killings, invasions and raids on villages, torching olive orchards, and stealing their properties and land, Zionist agents in the US and elsewhere are trying to "balance" the horror they are inflicting in the Palestinians with the same stale accusation of vapid and empty "antisemitism".

According to the Zionist mouthpiece, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which Wikipedia deems a biased and unreliable source of information, a survey it says it carried out of 307 Zionist members of teachers unions shows that some teachers admitted to censoring themselves and being disappointed that unions have abandoned the red herring of "antisemitism", long used by Zionist organizations to blackmail the unions into providing preferential treatment for their Zionist members. 

ADL CEO, the Zionist Jonathan Greenblatt, regurgitated the false claim as follows: "Jewish educators deserve to feel safe and protected in their union spaces. And instead of that, they are self-censoring and fearing backlash for raising concerns." Meanwhile, the Zionist lackey president of the US, Donald Dumb, continues to persecute universities and colleges, harass and threaten professors and researchers with severe penalties, including deportations, if they bring up the issue of the otherwise well-documented Rape of Palestine now closing on its first century of a barbaric history. 

Sydney Altfield, CEO of Teach Coalition, a Zionist organization that advocates for Zionist-run schools in the US, said the report was concerning because teachers unions were meant to represent and protect all educators. Yet, these same bleeding-heart concerns for Zionist educators were never extended to those American educators who wished to study and teach younger Americans about the Rape of Palestine. 

Apparently, the survey claims that Jewish educators were self-censoring out of fear of retaliation. Like their counterparts who express opinions critical of genocidal and apartheid Israel, many respondents "somewhat or strongly agreed" that speaking up their opinions could lead to "reputational or professional consequences." 

In the case of those educators who wished to express some balance in their coverage of the Zionist Rape of Palestine by including in their curriculum testimonials and research that question the legitimacy of the Zionist rapists of Palestine, they not only fear reputational or professional consequences, they also fear arrests, deportations and public crucifixion in a US that is entirely beholden to the Zionist decision-makers.

To prove the inconsistency and internal incoherence of the Zionist narrative equating every Jew with a Zionist or an Israeli, half the Zionist respondents said they reduced their participation in union activities due to "harmful rhetoric or behavior targeting Jews, Zionists/Zionism or Israel." 

Indeed, this blanket lumping of Judaism with Zionism and the Israeli Zionist colony in Palestine comes through this survey, never allowing a space where reasonable objective teachers and academics can critique Israel as a colonial racist enterprise that essentially carried out a Great Replacement episode in modern human history, whereby millions of European (and later American) Zionists descended illegally on Palestine after World War I, and proceeded to kill, rape, displace and terrorize the indigenous Palestinian villagers and townspeople, with the endpoint of replacing them. That Great replacement is in fact unfolding right now, right before our eyes, with the foreign Zionist settlers rampaging, with pillaging and plunder, with burning and killing, through Palestine's West Bank.

Many respondents also reported pervasive anti-Jewish, anti-Israel and anti-Zionist conduct. More than 70% of respondents "somewhat or strongly agreed" that union statements about the Israel-Hamas war failed to condemn the terror organization or the atrocities committed during the October 7 massacre. 

That being the case (keeping in mind that ADL is a Zionist-biased organization without integrity and objectivity according to many human rights organizations ), has the ADL survey offered the respondents the opportunity to condemn the savagery and barbarity of the Israeli-Jewish-Zionist murderous and genocidal onslaught on millions of innocent Palestinian civilians? Has the ADL survey asked its respondents whether the genocide of indigenous Palestinians by foreign Zionist settlers could be interpreted as a reaction to the Zionist horror in Palestine? Does ADL at least dare ask the question in public? 

Has the ADL survey asked the respondents about rampant anti-Arab, anti-Palestinian, Islamophobic practices across the United States under Donald Dumb's administration?

The ADL report comes at a time of rising levels of antisemitism by white supremacists and skyrocketing Islamophobia by Zionist Americans across the U.S. 

NYC Mayor Mamdani's War on Drugs is a Success Story

Mamdani's NYC police score largest cocaine bust in decades, worth $10 million on the streets.

Contrary to what Trump's islamophobic and antisemitic FUCKS NEWS says, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is keeping his pledge to combat drug trafficking in a two-pronged strategy of going after the criminals AND helping addicts out of their addiction.

The Great Moron Donald Dumb on the other hand kills innocent fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico and in the Pacific then claims they are drug traffickers without providing any evidence. At the same time, Trump encourages American gun manufacturers to keep smuggling dangerous weapons to the drug cartels in Latin America, which the cartels use not only to supply Trump's affluent white Americans with their cocaine and other entertainment drugs, but to also undermine their countries' governments, which in turn is used by Trump as an excuse to intervene in those countries. 

Yesterday Friday, New York City police, under guidance from Mayor Mamdani, seized 580 pounds of cocaine worth $10 million, the largest cocaine seizure in the city in decades. 

"This was a massive shipment of narcotics, tied to an interstate trafficking network with connections across the country, including in New York and New Jersey," NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said.

"And because of the work of the investigators standing with me today, those drugs will never make it into the streets of New York City."

Police and Drug Enforcement Administration agents recovered 230 bricks containing 580 pounds of cocaine.

"This appears to be the largest single cache of cocaine my office has seized in 20 years," Special Narcotics Prosecutor Bridget Brennan said.


"Think about the scale of what was intercepted here," Tisch said. "More than a quarter of a metric ton of cocaine, sitting in boxes and ready to move through an illegal distribution network. That is an enormous quantity of narcotics that will never be broken down, that will never be packaged, sold, or distributed in our neighborhoods."

Mamdani's two-pronged balanced approach to combating drug trafficking AND drug addiction is the only reasonable strategy. 

Allowing American-made guns to go to the drug cartels AND allowing white-collar affluent Americans to continue their abuse of drugs smuggled by the cartels into the US, while assassinating poor fishermen to falsely claim he is combating drugs, Donald Dumb is lying to the American people. He wants to protect his affluent white friends who are the largest consumers of illicit drugs in the US, just as he did everything he could to protect his pedophile friends.

Trump is a veteran criminal. Hie entire life has been based on cheating, and on elaborate and sordid affairs and links with the mob, particularly the Russian mafia in New York City. Mayor Mamdani is cleaning the city of that filth.

Louisiana Catholic Church post-Child-Abuse Bankruptcy "Was All About Protecting the Church"

"Let the Children Come to Me" has been broadly interpreted by the coercively celibate Catholic clergy.

Not unlike interpretations of Talmudic and Hadith passages about sex with three-year-olds and six-year-olds.

Naturally, the holders of religious psychoterror power (eternal hell etc.) over the dumb faithful have to defend themselves, even though during the Stone and Bronze Ages, sex was a very different matter for these primitive nomadic Semitic tribes wandering the deserts of Arabia. Yes, today we frown on child sex abuse, just as we frown on kidnapping and rape. But these were common practices among these ignorant primitive Semitic camel herders.

BUT: for a man of the cloth in this 21st century to still find it acceptable to defile a child is an unbearable notion. Yet the Catholic Church, as well as fundamentalist Jews, Muslims and other Christians, seem less focused on defending the children and more focused on defending the power they have over the multitudes of credulous imbeciles who love the magical superstitions and myths of the three monotheistic cults.

Religions are just like political parties, with the difference that religious ideology is based on magic rather than on reality.

Has anyone ever wondered why Yahweh-Alaha-Allah (later known as Dieu, God, Dios, Gott... by westerners) was adamant at spreading His sublime messages within a very limited geography of the earth, namely in the Near East? Mecca and Jerusalem are only 760 miles apart, and Cairo and Jerusalem are only 263–266 miles apart. 

In his omnipotence and omniscience, he ought to have known all other human settlements, nations, tribes, countries...just as he knows (He made them) all the billions and billions of galaxies in the universe, each containing billions and billions of stars and planets. Why then did he choose these primitive nomadic camel-herding tribes, all related to one another as Semites descended from a proto-Semitic ancestor? Did He think they were smarter? Did He think they were more sinners than others? Did He think they were stupid enough to believe His divine crap? I mean, the Big Zombie up in the Clouds chose to have a Semitic son for God's sake. Couldn't He have chosen Africans, Asians, European Neanderthals, or American Indians?

I'll let you ponder a possible answer, because you probably can guess what my own is.





























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‘This whole thing’s a farce’: New Orleans Catholic church sex abuse settlement brings anger and shock
Ramon Antonio Vargas and David Hammer of WWL Louisiana in New Orleans
Fri, August 28, 2026 


Settlement disclosure documents that disgusted victims virtually from the outset detail how points would be assigned based on the nature of the abuse. Photograph: Gerald Herbert/AP

Survivors of child rape and other sexual abuse within New Orleans's Roman Catholic archdiocese learned that $641,000 or so is the most they can individually get under a settlement approved in December to resolve a years-long bankruptcy protection case.

Those amounts were communicated in letters that hundreds of clergy abuse survivors participating in the New Orleans archdiocese's bankruptcy began quietly receiving on Tuesday. The figures are well below a $2.4m jury verdict awarded to an unrelated Louisiana religious sexual abuse claimant in June 2025 after the state's legislature temporarily eliminated filing deadlines for such cases.

The amounts cited in the recent letters were also substantially below out-of-court settlements that a handful of clergy abuse survivors in the New Orleans area have reached in the verdict's aftermath with Catholic institutions not affected by the bankruptcy, which evidently have been more or less comparable to the jury award.

Survivors say the amounts in the letters aren't just insulting – but also the latest evidence of the disproportionate advantage enjoyed by the more than 40 Catholic institutions that have gone to federal court to declare amid the financial fallout of the church's worldwide clergy molestation scandal, including nearly 30 such groups that have settled.

"This whole thing's a farce," Aaron Hebert, who was abused by Lawrence Hecker, a late, convicted child rapist and longtime archdiocesan priest, said on Thursday. Richard Coon, who has testified to being molested by three men with links to the archdiocese, added: "There's a lot of survivors that are hurting right now."

Driving the despair which Coon and Hebert described are two elements: the $305m settlement that the archdiocese as well as its insurers on 8 December agreed to pay to clergy abuse survivors to resolve a bankruptcy protection case opened in 2020; and a zero- to 100-point system determining each individual victim's payment.

Settlement disclosure documents that disgusted victims virtually from the outset detail how points would be assigned based on the nature of the abuse, among other elements. Rape, for instance, equated to 75 points within the system; oral or digital abuse was 56 units; and grooming behavior was 5 points.

Additionally, the archdiocese and others made comments in open court promising payments by the end of spring 2026. The process instead dragged, with settlement trustee Don Massey filing motions in court to get the church to turn over records needed to make payment determinations.

"Any promises made by the debtor (the archdiocese and its affiliates) were not made by the settlement trust," Massey said when asked about payments not yet having been doled out. "The settlement trust was not consulted by the debtor prior to making this uninformed promise."

By Thursday, days after the abuse claims valuations concluded, the Guardian and reporting partner WWL Louisiana had confirmed the maximum 100-point payout equated to an "estimated distribution" from the settlement of $641,425.64. That meant each allocated point was worth $6,414.26.

Hebert shared his letter with the outlets. He had been awarded 56 points – or an estimated settlement distribution of $359,198.

Meanwhile, having endured rape and oral sexual abuse by multiple clergy predators, Coon was allocated 98 points. He said it was "shocking" that he did not get maximum points given the circumstances surrounding his claim.

Coon, Hebert and bankruptcy claimant Brian Manix all expressed disbelief that allocation letters given to survivors failed to break down precisely how the claims evaluator, personal injury attorney Richard Arsenault, arrived at their points total. The missives just contained the final sum, the estimated settlement distribution, and an acknowledgment that the bankruptcy may have required them "to revisit deeply personal and difficult experience".

Survivors have 30 days to ask for reconsideration, but without the basis for the points total, they're left to guess why they didn't receive what they expected.

"We asked … for that," Manix said on Thursday. While he declined to publicly disclose his allocation, he confirmed he was not awarded maximum points, saying, "I was raped. I was made to give oral sex, and I was groomed … I need somebody to tell me … what's missing."

Arsenault did not respond on Thursday to a request for comment.

Sources familiar with the process say more than 800 abuse claims were given points allocations. Among them were more than 100 which got scores of zero – such as for claiming abuse by a predator or entity not affiliated with the archdiocese.

Furthermore, the sources said that about $56m from the settlement was being held back for a time to account for successful appeals. And any remaining money held back would then be redistributed to survivors based off their points allocations.

Still, that provided little comfort to Coon, Hebert, Manix and other survivors with whom they said they spoke in recent days. Perhaps most frustratingly for them, survivors who challenge their allocations must pay $1,000 out of pocket, according to a protocol established in December and which the vast majority of claimants approved.

Attorney Richard Trahant, who is part of a legal team representing Coon, Hebert, Manix and roughly 80 other abuse claimants in the New Orleans archdiocese's bankruptcy, said a number of his clients would appeal their points and dollar amounts.

"The $1,000 fee for reconsideration of the point total is obnoxious," Trahant also said. "And we will figure out how to address that in the coming days."

Coon, Hebert and Manix said such factors combined to convince them that bankruptcy court was the wrong venue to be fairly compensated for their abuse – despite assertions by the archdiocese that it was the venue providing the most equitable solution.

As Coon put it: "The bankruptcy was all about protecting the church."

Thursday, August 27, 2026

American Anatomical Terminology Association to Replace the Word "Anus" with "Trump"

The senile Great American Moron, Donald Trump, has changed the name of Lake Ontario into Lake America, after changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico into the Gulf of America, and the Strait of Hormuz into the Strait of America.

To honor the greatest inbred moron that America has ever produced, the American Anatomical Terminology Association (AATA) has decreed that all medical textbooks, publications, charts, dictionaries and literature shall henceforth use the word TRUMP instead of the word ANUS to refer to the caudal orifice of all animals. 

The rationale behind the change is that Trump's mouth bears an uncanny resemblance to an anus, particularly since most of what exudes from his mouth is waste and nasty hot gas. Also, the word ANUS derives from Old French for "ring", which Donald Dumb finds highly unpatriotic. 

In our desire to meet our president's quest to Americanize anything of foreign origin, the AATA believes it is the patriotic thing to officially replace the word ANUS with the word TRUMP. As a corollary, the adjective ANAL shall be replaced with the word TRUMPAL. 

Meanwhile, the Iranian government has decreed that the word "America" be replaced by the word "Persia" in all official literature. The United States of America thus shall henceforth be referred to as the United States of Persia (USP). 

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Canadian council considers changing street named after Trump to Taco Avenue
Alessandra Freitas, CNN
Fri, August 28, 2026

A Canadian city council is considering renaming a street named after US President Donald Trump – and among the contenders for a replacement are "Obama Avenue" and "Taco Avenue."

In a unanimous vote on Wednesday, Ottawa City Council took a first step toward renaming Trump Avenue, a residential street in the Central Park neighborhood of Ottawa that has carried the president's name for roughly 25 years. It is just one of the references to New York City in the neighborhood, which also has a Staten Way, Madison Park and even a Gotham Private.

But amid the escalating trade fight between the two countries and Trump's repeated jabs at Canada, some local councilors say they see the name as an embarrassment and do not want anything in Ottawa named after him.

The council's vote came just a day before Trump signed an executive order directing the US government to refer to Lake Ontario as "Lake America" – a move that echoes his renaming of the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America."

Ottawa City Councilor Tim Tierney told CNN that suggestions for the new name have included: Obama Avenue, Ontario Avenue, Canada Avenue, Beaver Avenue, Gulf of Mexico Avenue, Canada Goose Avenue, Pelosi Avenue and even Taco Avenue – a reference to the acronym Trump Always Chickens Out. Another suggestion: Rosie O'Donnell Avenue — a reference to the comedian and longtime Trump antagonist who moved to Ireland after his reelection.

CNN has reached out to the White House for comment.

Canada has plenty of other places bearing the Trump name, from lakes — including a Trump Lake in northern Ontario, which some online have already suggested renaming — to islands and a creek. But Trump Avenue is the only one actually named after Donald Trump, according to Tierney.

Tierney said changing the street name wouldn't happen overnight. More than half of the residents would need to support a name change, and a new name would then go through its own public engagement process. None of this is expected to happen until after municipal elections, scheduled for the end of October.

And this is not the first time the Ottawa community has tried to change Trump Avenue's name.

In 2021, the 62 households on the street were asked whether they wanted to rename it: 21 voted yes, 21 voted no, and 20 didn't vote at all.

Those opposed weren't necessarily Trump supporters, according to Tierney. Some simply didn't want the hassle of changing their addresses, he said.

While the issue had seemed closed following the 2021 vote, Tierney told CNN that the controversy over Trump renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America had put the issue back on the "front burner."

Still, he cautioned against letting the battle over names overshadow the much bigger tensions between the two countries.

"The semantics of names, we can save that for another day in the future," Tierney said. "Right now, I think our focus has to remain on trade and tariffs, something that this is just nothing more than a distraction from."

"We see the president doing something the same and it's tired," Tierney said. "Stop with the lame name game and let's get back to the table."

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The question is why did Ottawa choose to name a street after the senile American moron in the first place. Apparently, the anglophoneys of Canada, particularly the racist God-fearing neo-Nazi white supremacist backwoods-dwelling White trash teabaggers who are even dumber than their American cousins, had always had a love affair with the American morons south of their border, and always dreamed of joining the Union. 

The only obstacle to realizing that dream are those goddam French in Eastern Canada who would immediately secede if anglophoney Canada joins the American Union. This perhaps explains why Ottawa decided one day to honor the Great American Moron by naming a street after him.

But now that their livelihoods are being threatened by the very idiot they used to love, they have turned on him. 

I suggest to all Canadians to change the name of their entire country of Canada into Québec to spite the hell out of the idiot squatting in the Outhouse down in DC.

El-Sayed Extols Sense of Community and Trashes Trump's White Racist Supremacist Policies

Muslim Abdul El-Sayed here with Jewish Senator Bernie Sanders

Michigan's Democrat Senator-to-be Abdul El-Sayed - a highly educated American physician and epidemiologist - says he feels Americans' desperation at the life of fear and uncertainty that Trump has created in this country. Like many Americans across the political spectrum, he lamented the polarization and the divisiveness that Trump has unleashed on US society, what with his racist policies that reek of neo-Nazi white supremacy.

"I think the hardest part about American life right now is that we've been, like, deeply atomized," El-Sayed said, arguing that the connections offered through phones and social media are "not community."

During a 2019 University of Michigan School of Public Health commencement address, while discussing racial and economic disparities in Detroit, he said residents had been "directly and purposely marginalized by every level of government" in "a city and a state and a country that has baked racism into its foundation." Later in the speech, while discussing the Flint water crisis and the country's political climate, El-Sayed said he had watched American politics "revert to a strain of White supremacy and racism I never thought we'd go back to."

In recently resurfaced recordings, El-Sayed questioned elements of football culture [American football is actually rugby, but dumb Americans call it football] by linking its ethos to historical narratives of slavery and oppression. In that, he invokes the overly machoistic culture of American sports with its long history of racist exclusion of those who are not white. It took the anti-Hitler achievements of Black African American athletes like Jesse Owen at the Berlin 1936 Olympics, along with Cornelius Johnson, Ralph Metcalfe and John Woodruff for white America to condescendingly begin to shed its racist violence. The National (American) Football League admitted Kenny Washington and Woody Strode (LA Rams) as the first black players in NFL history in 1946, right after WWII.

Indeed, it took the segregated African American units who fought bravely in WWII before the US army began to treat them as human beings of equal standing. Indeed, El-Sayed emphasized that "toxic masculinity" was "at the heart of America's most popular sport."

During an October 2025 podcast interview, El-Sayed recounted how his parents would "ship me off to Egypt in the summers" so he would know his father's language and culture, sometimes spending roughly four months with his working-class extended family in the one-bedroom apartment where his father grew up. A story common to millions of American-born children of immigrants, be they from Egypt, China, Ireland or anywhere else on the planet. He also said that those experiences, which he shares with all immigrants, taught him something about "the human condition" that he believes is harder to encounter in the highly individualistic American life.

"I think in American life sometimes we're not so privy to the lives other people lead," El-Sayed said, adding that in societies like Egypt, "the humanity of it all, like the carnal nature of it all, hits you." He called the experience "euphoric" and said exposure to other people's lives "softens or should soften your heart" to their experiences.

El-Sayed later pointed to weddings in the old country as a "celebration of humanity," contrasting people spending hours together with social media, which he described as an attempt to recreate that experience through "some huge corporation that's monetizing your eyeballs and your eardrums." He said that type of human connection "can't" be replaced and called it "the best of living."

"I think that, like, the essence of our country is that we actually do come together and build things collectively," El-Sayed said, arguing Americans have been "oscillating between that instinct and the instinct to chase money," rightly asserting that the pursuit of wealth by a small number of people is behind problems ranging from the American healthcare system to U.S. military spending abroad.

"And, like, at some point I'd rather live in community where people have the basic things they need than be in a country where a few people get to be billionaires and the rest of us get to suffer."

All theology - Christian, Muslim and Jewish - generally looks down upon money and the pursuit of wealth, if they cause humans to be less humble and generous in their lives. But the American Evangelical criminals of Trump's ilk are racist capitalists who have raised the pursuit of money to the level of a respectable Christian teaching, and distorted Christian teachings to favor their own illicit enrichment over the credulity of dumb Americans who end up funding lavish lifestyles, humongous mega churches that look like pagan temples more than modest Christian churches.

Remember Jim Bakker who hosted the Praise the Lord (PTL) club? He was convicted in 1989 on 29 counts of fraud after he was caught diverting tens of millions of dollars in donations from poor Americans to support a lavish lifestyle, including an air-conditioned kennel for his dozen or so dogs. He was then caught with his pants down after sexually assaulting his secretary Jessica Hahn and trying to silence her with $265,000 in hush money, like Donald Trump did with porn star Stormy Daniels and many other women who came forward and sued him.

Remember Jimmy Swaggart, the Evangelical so-called "preacher" who was caught with prostitutes in New Orleans? Despite a tearful televised confession and being defrocked by the Assemblies of God, he continued his ministry until other similar incidents surfaced in 1991.

Remember Oral Roberts who threatened to die in 1987 unless his dumb American viewers donated $4.5 million? You may not have heard of Tony Alamo who died in federal prison in 2017 after being convicted of child sexual abuse: I personally did several translations for him of his religious garbage writings which he wanted to use in poor foreign countries. Working with him and his associates was very uncomfortable, and the stupid Texan racism that he driveled in these writings made me eventually hang up on him.

Remember Ted Haggard who resigned from the National Association of Evangelicals in 2006 following a scandal involving a male sex worker. Yet he spent his life denouncing homosexuality.  All these "reverends", "pastors", "preachers" and "elders" lead double lives of depravity and greed, while pretending to be humble and sage. They really are the Anti-Christ.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus says, “You cannot serve God and Money" (Matthew 6:24).” He also advises an inquiring wealthy man to "sell everything you have and distribute to the poor, and you will have riches in heaven "(Luke 18:22). How can a true Christian be a servant of money, pursuing riches far beyond anything he or she might need on this earth? 

What is the point of so much wealth, if not for the pursuit, and abuse, of the power that it might tempt into? Donald Trump is the textbook example of a bigoted corrupt wealthy white American man who cheats and lies his way to wealth and power over the backs of stupid Americans who believe him.

Newly Minted S. Carolina Senatorial GOP Candidate "Daarleen" Already Scintillating

Darline Graham Attacks 'Government-Run Health Care'

She prefers Scammer Healthcare Insurance Companies that destroy lives and bankrupt Americans with their very money-thieving scams that make US healthcare the most expensive and least efficient system in the world.

The newly "elected" nepo Senator Darline (pronounced "Daarleeen") Graham, sister of the closeted but now dead Lady Lindsey Graham decided to focus her victory speech on Tuesday on attacking "government-run health care."

"Gun control, government-run health care, abortion until the moment of birth—bad idea after bad idea," Graham said. The imbecile moron from the backward boonies of slavery racist state of South Carolina used her parents' experiences to buttress her argument against government-run healthcare. She must have been paid handsomely by the American "Drugs-Doctors-Insurers" while campaigning, so she felt she had to pay back the cartel's investment in a moronic yes-girl to Donald Dumb like her by attacking Medicare and other government-runaNDRES programs.

She described how, when she was growing up, her parents (vintage southern morons in all likelihood) worked very hard even after they fell ill. What a testament to the barbaric past of America where people worked 7 days a week, 12 hours a day, without any rights, without healthcare, without vacation, without old-age pensions, etc. That is what the moron conservatives in this country are nostalgic for: A time and place where people were treated like farm animals, where poor inbred whites where a rung higher than black African slaves on the primitive Darwinian pecking order of a raw, crude form of capitalism.

"My parents worked long, hard hours to make ends meet," the idiot told the crowd. "We didn't take vacations. If they were sick, they had to get up and go to work because if the doors weren't open, we weren't making money. My mother passed away when I was 11, and my father just over a year later."

This is the image that Americans must keep in mind. If today they don't have to work like slaves, they get sick days, they get vacations, they get to rest on the weekend, they have pensions, and they get healthcare forced by government on their employers... all of these humane rights and benefits, it is not because of the cruel and greedy capitalists of the Republican party. It is because of Democrats and unions and human rights organizations.

"She is complaining about the Democrat who wants everyone to have health care... while explaining how her parents died young because they couldn't see doctors," Jeopardy! champion Hemant Mehta wrote on X.

"I'm not sure that's the winning message she thinks it is," noted Amy McGrath, a former Marine fighter pilot and former Democratic candidate for Kentucky Senate, in a post on X.

"Does she realize she just made the argument for her opponent?" Democratic strategist and radio host Leslie Marshall asked in a post on X.

The moron Graham's opponent is Dr. Annie Andrews. Dr. Andrews is a pediatrician and the Democratic candidate who won her party's 2026 South Carolina Senate primary and will challenge the newly elected and ignorant moron Republican "Daarleeen" Graham this upcoming November. South Carolinians are called upon to choose as their senator between an educated medical doctor who will vote with her conscience and an ignorant moron with no experience who will vote with criminal felon Donald Trump's conscience. 

Andrews has criticized Medicaid cuts and said she supports a public option as part of her policy platform. As a believer in free markets and competition, she wants to give Americans a choice between responsible and accountable healthcare with government oversight on one hand, and an irresponsible greedy, for profit-only, unregulated healthcare without any oversight that will swindle Americans out of their life savings in the most expensive and least effective healthcare system in the world.

"So what she said there was that her health care plan is, 'You should work hard until you die,'" Andrews said, reflecting on Daarleeen Graham's speech. "...I believe that we deserve better. I believe that Darline's parents deserved better. I believe that health care is a human right."

Unfortunately, Americans are hostage to a Republican brainwashing machine that makes them feel guilty if they choose accountable government over greedy corporations. Just like they are hostage to the Zionist brainwashing machine that makes them feel good about the large-scale genocide and ethnic cleansing that Zionists are perpetrating in Palestine.

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

When visiting a Synagogue, non-Jews are Required to Wear the Kippah...

Jewish women are often separated from men in public spaces and temples. Just as is the case with Muslim women.


When visiting the Pope in his Vatican, all women, Christian and non-Christian, are required to cover their heads with a veil.

When non-Jews are visiting the nagging wall in Jerusalem, they are also required to wear Jewish attire on their heads.

Jews, especially the radical fundamentalist orthodox ones, are always complaining of having to sit next to women on planes, trains and buses. Gender segregation is fundamental to Jews as much as it is to Muslims.

When non-Muslim women are visiting with Muslim officials and dignitaries (Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Iran...), they are required to cover their heads.

... but when non-Muslims visiting a mosque are asked to wear Muslim garb on heir heads, it's the end of the world. So xenophobic racist FOCKED NEWS makes it a point to tell about it. 

ISLAMOPH0BIA IS RAMPANT IN THE US.  Those who hate Muslims also hate Jews, mind you. 

The question for the story below is that the field trip to the mosque by the high school in question was organized, it seems, by the individuals named in the FOCKED NEWS story who are Zionist teachers and school administrators. So what gives?

When Islamists attacked the US on 9-11, and the Republican Texas moron president George W Bush whisked all the Bin Laden family out of the US for fear of revenge attacks and to protect his lucrative oily relationship with the Saudis (16 of the 19 terrorists were Saudis), the uproar focused in large part on the so-called moderate Muslims who, in their apparent indifference, created an intellectual and social safe haven for the terrorism-minded Islamists and rarely expressed their own disavowal of the radical terrorists.

Where are the moderate Jews today to disavow the genocide and ethnic cleansing of Palestine by the Zionists? Moderate Jews rarely express indignation, rarely cut off their financial support to the murderous, fanatic, extremist, ultra-religious barbarians that have come to define the State of Israel in our time. Why is there no movement by moderate, "reformed" Jewry in the US to denounce AIPAC's hijacking of the Jewish narrative? Other than a few modern Jews demonstrating against the genocide -"Not in our name" is often their slogan - on university campuses and other enlightened spaces in American society, silence and the Zionist omerta rule the day. 

Some 100,000 innocent Palestinian civilians have been slaughtered since October 7, 2023 by "peace-loving" but supremacist Jews in Palestine. The Palestinian West Bank is about to disappear and its millennial people, villages, towns, olive orchards.... on the verge of disappearing forever. And American Jews continue to treat Israel as a summer camp by the Mediterranean for their children to go learn a bit of Hebrew and be indoctrinated into one of the most abject ideology that is based on garbage from the Stone Age.

I wonder how and when will enlightened Jews begin to really and concretely separate their religious identity from their basic humanity, such that they have no problem holding Israel to higher standards than those it is now exhibiting? At this time, most, but not all Christians, have separated their religion from their human identity. Separation of church and state is by far more common in historically former Christian nations than in other nations still immersed in fanatic religious garbage. Trump and his barbarian evangelical herd of morons are trying to return Christianity to its barbarian past. But Jews seem stuck, like Muslims, in their inability to be human first, then members of a anachronistic monotheistic cult rooted in our barbarian past. 
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California school district sued over field trip to mosque where students allegedly donned Muslim garb
Lindsay Kornick
Wed, August 26, 2026


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A group of multi-faith parents has filed a joint lawsuit against Palo Alto Unified School District in California and Palo Alto High School's principal Brent Kline [who is a Zionist] over a field trip to a local mosque last year.

According to the August 7 lawsuit, as part of the school's Social Justice Pathway curriculum, students took a tour of a mosque hosted by the Muslim Community Association and took part in several religious activities and were allegedly encouraged to don religious garb without parental consent.

"During the Fall 2025 mosque visit, students who were minors allegedly were provided with Muslim religious attire and encouraged to wear it while on site," the complaint read. "During that visit, students allegedly were provided with Qurans and taught that Islam, in particular, promotes social justice."

"The field-trip activities allegedly included observation of a Dhuhr prayer, discussion of the meaning of worship, and engagement with participants in the Noor Hifz Academy, the host institution's religious youth program in which Islamic students memorize the Quran," the complaint continued. "Female students were provided hijabs to wear and that all students were gifted Qurans to take home for personal use."

The lawsuit, which was filed by a group of Jewish parents, also claimed that students spoke to Zahra Billoo, the executive director of the Bay Area office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, who has come under controversy for making allegedly antisemitic statements in the past. [No one in the US, however, comes under controversy when insulting Muslims or Christians. The higher standing of Jews (having been chosen by Yahweh) relative to the rest of us Goyim contends that Jews ought not be criticized for the same backward thinking and practices they hold and share with the other monotheistic cults.]

In a comment to Fox News Digital, David Rosenberg-Wohl, who is representing the parents, said that the issue at hand is a public school like Palo Alto High School specifically promoting Islam in its Social Justice Pathway curriculum.

"In effect, kids are being told that if they are progressive and interested in social justice, Islam is the faith for them. That is not the business of a public school. It's not an issue of religion v. religion. It's an American one. The separation of church and state is a bedrock issue here," Rosenberg-Wohl said. [Meanwhile, primitive radical antisemites across the US, particularly in the Trump administration and in backward ultra-fundamentalist states like Texas, the Church is being shoved down the throat of everyday Americans who couldn't care less for the ten commandments displayed in public school classrooms, in courts of justice, on  state university campuses.... Trump's America is violating the "separation of church and state" principle, yet Zionists never complain about it because Trump's America is breastfeeding the genocidal Zionist colony in Palestine with money and weapons].

The Muslim Community Association stood by its original statement, saying that the organization was "deeply concerned" over the lawsuit. "Treating students' exposure to ordinary Muslim faith and practice as inherently coercive or threatening risks reinforcing the very Islamophobia and misunderstanding that that educational engagement should help overcome," the group told Fox News Digital.

Palo Alto Unified Superintendent Jason Glass [also a Zionist] informed Fox News Digital that he is reviewing the allegations but "will not comment further on pending litigation."

Though some parents were upset by the field trip, most students defended the outing, suggesting that the grievances were exaggerated.

Student newspaper "The Paly Voice" editor-in-chief Juni Thurston disputed claims that female students were forced to don hijabs and that students were indoctrinated with Islamic beliefs on these trips. [As you can see, the racist fundamentalist xenophobic vitriol is not being spewed by the students or their families, but by AIPAC-paid radical Zionist propaganda that does not want to share its hold on the dumb American public opinion with their alter egos, the Muslim fundamentalists]

"The vast majority of the people demonizing the teachers who arranged and chaperoned this field trip simply don't know them," Thurston wrote in an op-ed for the campus newspaper. "The idea that they would be working to indoctrinate students into Islam, or any religion, is an idea extremely foreign to me as a student who has had them as my teachers for the past two years. But this narrative is nonetheless dominating media coverage of the event." [Why is it dominating the media coverage? Because Zionist propaganda wants to elevate murderous genocidal Zionists to the level of angels and demonize equally murderous and intolerant Islamists in the minds of dumb Americans. Honesty and intellectual integrity require equal opportunity treatment of ALL ultra-religious barbarians, not just some.]

In a comment to Fox News Digital, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) Vice President of Strategic Initiatives Adam Goldstein (another Zionist) said that if students were compelled to don religious garb, this would be in violation of the First Amendment. [Hence, wearing a Kippah by a non-Jew to enter a synagogue is also a violation of the First Amendment]

"Just as the First Amendment prevents public schools from forcing students to pledge allegiance to the flag, it prevents those schools from compelling them to wear religious attire. If students were required to do that as part of a curricular field trip, it would conflict with the First Amendment's bar on compelled speech," Goldstein said. [Therefore, Mr. Goldstein, next time the school wants to take the students on a field trip to the local synagogue, the students should not have to be made to wear the kippah or touch a Torah or listen to the barbarian religious drivel from a violence-laden goat parchment garbage - known as the Torah or Old Testament - written by primitive goat-herding nomads - known as Hebrews - during the Bronze Age. Not only would those instances be violations of their First Amendment right, but they would constitute statutory "intellectual rape" because they would indoctrinate underage students into the barbarian Jewish religion and diminish their ability to use Reason. Religious barbarity is a plague in the US which, as a country, is the most backward of all so-called "Advanced" countries and nations.]

Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Radical Right-Wing US Supreme Court Complicit in Trump's Plans to Wreck the Midterms

The Radical Rightwing-dominated Supreme Court of the US is endorsing Trump's schemes and plots to at least deny anti-Trump voters their right to vote and at worst to wreck the midterms by sowing disagreements and conflicts over their results. The rightwing extremist judges on the Supreme Court know Trump's cabal is losing the midterms and is trying to assist him in sowing doubt over the results.

The issue is mail-in voting ballots. Most people who vote by mail are handicapped, poor or from disadvantaged minorities that are targeted by Trump and his right-wing racist fascists because 1- they hate these voters from minority communities and 2- because these voters generally favor the Democrat Party.

This is just one of many deceptions and maneuvers Trump is planning to repeat the crimes he committed in 2021 by launching a Fascist white supremacist mob attack against Congress with the intention of preventing the certification of Joe Biden's election.

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Justice Jackson Rips Supreme Court Decision For Injecting 'Chaos And Uncertainty' Into Midterms
Li Zhou
Updated Tue, August 25, 2026 

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued a scathing dissent of Monday's Supreme Court decision on President Donald Trump's mail-in voting order, warning that it sows election chaos and leaves states scrambling to respond.

"This ruling…needlessly injects chaos and uncertainty into the upcoming midterm elections," Jackson wrote. "It also lets another shoe drop in the Kafkaesque nightmare that our precedents have been steadily creating for certain plaintiffs who seek to bring election-related challenges."

On Monday, the Supreme Court's conservative majority sided with the Trump administration regarding an executive order that imposes new restrictions for mail-in voting ahead of this fall's midterms. The order directs the Department of Homeland Security to send lists of U.S. citizens to officials in each state, and asks the U.S. Postal Service to make new rules on who it can transmit mail-in ballots from.

The panel did not rule on the order's legality; instead, it lifted a lower court's injunction blocking the implementation of parts of the proposal. Another nationwide injunction on one of the order's provisions remains in effect.

Previously, 23 states, along with the District of Columbia, sued to contest the administration's order, arguing that the Constitution grants states the power to administer elections. District Court Judge Indira Talwani concurred and said that parts of Trump's order "unconstitutionally violate the separation of powers." In June, she issued an injunction halting the order, which was reaffirmed by an appeals court.


US Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson speaks to the 2025 Supreme Court Fellows Program, on February 13, 2025, at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC. JACQUELYN MARTIN via Getty Images

As part of their decision, the Supreme Court's conservative justices determined that the states had yet to be harmed by the administration's regulations, and didn't have sufficient standing to contest the policy.

Jackson pushed back on this rationale in her dissent, noting that states had already demonstrated that they've suffered injury and that this move marked a departure from how the Court has treated past election cases. She noted that it also offered states little clarity about when the right time to sue would be with the election fast approaching.

Liberal Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor also dissented in a separate statement.
The panel's decision leaves the door open for further legal challenges on the order itself. As CNN Supreme Court analyst Steve Vladeck has explained, the U.S. Postal Service has issued new mail-in ballot rules as part of efforts to implement the order, and those could also be blocked.

Jackson emphasized that the majority's move on Monday fuels uncertainty for state officials, who are busy preparing for the November general election, which is just months away.

"A stay grant puts the Plaintiff States in a precarious position: Their election officials would have to scramble in the coming weeks to challenge or attempt to take on the potentially impossible task of complying with the President's new mail-in ballot regime," Jackson wrote.

Ultimately, she noted, the court erred in lifting the existing injunction, and removing one of the legal hurdles the administration faces as it attempts to bring the mail-in order to fruition.

"When the Government's obvious goal is to interfere with the Plaintiff States' practices and prerogatives in a manner that the Constitution does not authorize, it is both a serious legal error and a grave misuse of our equitable emergency powers to let the Executive proceed even one step further," Jackson wrote.

For more on rightwing Fascists' efforts to deny minorities their right to vote, check:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/supreme-court-appears-ready-to-make-voting-even-harder_n_69c16a2fe4b04b9b3f19563f?utm_campaign=yahoo-recirc

Monday, August 24, 2026

US Soldier Criticizing Biden Gets a Promotion. US Soldier Criticizing Trump Goes to Jail


 
US Air Force Maj. Jason Watson was arrested by police on the Capitol steps after calling for the impeachment and removal of President Donald Trump, in Washington, DC, on July 1, 2026. - Allison Bailey/NurPhoto/AP/File


Trump criticism leads to rare criminal charges for Air Force officer who called for impeachment
Davis Winkie, Haley Britzky, CNN
Tue, August 25, 2026

A US airman who was arrested twice, once on the steps of the US Capitol while calling for the impeachment of President Donald Trump, was officially criminally charged Monday for his comments, according to a charging document his attorney shared with CNN.

Maj. Jason Watson faces the following charges under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, according to the document: three violations of Article 88 for alleged "contemptuous" remarks about Trump, five violations of Article 92 for allegedly disobeying orders and two violations of Article 133 for alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.

The rare Article 88 charges are connected to the Air Force officer's June interview with the Defenders of our Republic Substack newsletter, his July 1 protest in uniform at the US Capitol, and an August 17 CNN interview.

It can be considered a violation of the Uniform Code of Military Justice to participate in uniform in any overtly partisan activity, such as a political protest, or to use "contemptuous words" against the president and other high-ranking civilian officials. Many low-level offenses of these rules are resolved informally, but Watson's violations were unusually high-profile.

Watson was first arrested in July while protesting in uniform at the US Capitol, and he was then arrested again last week just days after criticizing Trump again during a CNN interview. One of his attorneys, Chris Mutimer, told CNN that his client was ordered to remain in "pre-trial confinement" — an action analogous to a denial of bond in civilian court — pending legal action against him.

"Not only is (Trump) a failure as president, he is flagrantly violating the Constitution, breaking the law, engaged in rampant corruption, and is killing Americans," Watson told CNN's Erin Burnett during the interview. "And that is unacceptable to me."
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The disobeying orders charges against Watson allege that he violated Defense Department regulations barring troops from speaking out in favor of partisan causes; "wrongfully" wore his uniform at a Capitol press conference; broke leave regulations by traveling to Washington, DC; and refused to wear his uniform to work the morning after his CNN interview.

Air Force prosecutors also alleged that Watson's Capitol protest and CNN interview constituted "conduct unbecoming an officer."

Mutimer, Watson's attorney, told CNN's Erin Burnett on "OutFront" that he spoke with his client Monday and "he is basically in solitary confinement for his safety." Mutimer said, "He truly believes in everything about our constitution and what it represents, and the oath that he swore, and he stands by the fact that he did this so others wouldn't have to, and to share that to anyone who's scared and feels alone."
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Military courts-martial leading to "contempt of officials" charges are rare — a CNN review only identified two such convictions that have occurred since the modern Uniform Code of Military Justice was enacted in 1951.


In 1965, an Army lieutenant was convicted of the charge after he participated in an off-base protest against the Vietnam War in El Paso, Texas. Lt. Henry Howe was sentenced to a dismissal from the service — the equivalent of a dishonorable discharge for an officer — and a year in the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara ultimately granted parole to Howe, ending his sentence early.

The most recent Article 88 conviction came in 2021, when former Marine Corps Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller pleaded guilty to contempt of officials and other charges linked to a series of social media videos he published criticizing the Biden administration's handling of the US military's withdrawal from Afghanistan. Scheller, who was confined to the brig for a period of time before his trial, was sentenced to a $5,000 pay forfeiture and resigned from the Marine Corps sans-pension as part of a plea agreement.

The Trump administration has since appointed Scheller to serve as a senior adviser to the Pentagon's undersecretary for personnel and readiness.

Frank Rosenblatt, a retired Army judge advocate and associate law professor said to CNN that the standard for "contemptuous" words is "less than precise" in guidance provided to military judges and panel members (similar to jurors).

Rosenblatt said that "contemptuous" remarks under Article 88 must be "insulting, rude, and disdainful conduct, or otherwise disrespectfully attributing to another a quality of meanness, disreputableness, or worthlessness."

He suggested that a pretrial hearing known as an Article 32 proceeding may be required to assess whether Watson's remarks instead "are true or are fair criticisms" of the president.
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The Air Force did not immediately respond to a request for comment sent on Monday. In an August 19 statement to CNN, an Air Force spokesperson said that Watson "is presumed innocent" and said that that Air Force District of Washington will oversee his trial "if (his) case is referred to a General Court-Martial."



This story has been updated with additional details.

CNN's Piper Hudspeth Blackburn, Carmen Conte Widman and Francesca

Antisemitism and Islamophobia Find Common Ground in the Alps

Europeans, in this case the French, dispense equal opportunity disstate (not to say racism) towards Muslims and Jews, especially the fundamentalist ones. The Jewish and Muslim "victims" share some of the blame: They don't mingle with the locals and demand special treatment (e.g. separating men and women). AND, there's too many of them.
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Tensions in the Alps after antisemitic video
Laure Valentin
Mon, August 24, 2026 


Tensions in the Alps after antisemitic video

Usually peaceful, the Deux Alpes resort found itself at the centre of controversy a few days ago after a video went viral on social media in which a shopkeeper, leaning on the counter of her refreshment stall, can be heard telling an Orthodox Jewish man: "The Jewish community, there are too many of you. At some point it gets on people's nerves."

An investigation has been opened following the incident. But it has cast a chill over the resort, which every summer, for decades, has welcomed Orthodox Jewish families.

"Let's say it has created a bad atmosphere in the resort; Orthodox Jewish tourists don't cooperate at all, they don't take part in anything, not the restaurants, not the bars, not the activities – well, only the children's activities, the games, that's all," explains Danièle, a regular visitor to the resort.

The case has also got people talking and highlighted tensions that can arise in Alpine resorts between local residents and holidaymakers.

"There are other people who, even when we walk down the street with the children, speak badly to them because they are wearing kippot. That shows that people are frustrated that there are children around, that there are a lot of Jews, so in the end this is not an isolated situation," says Hannah Lasry, a Jewish tourist.

The director of the Alpe d'Huez tourist office, Sébastien Merignargues, says: "When I was in Tignes, there were issues, for example with the swimming pool, about bathing – men, women – the lifeguards had to be the same sex as the swimmers, small things like that, and it's true that these are ways of operating that we don't have, so they can, I don't know if 'conflict' is the right word, but in any case there is a need for adjustment and sometimes they are simply sticking points."

Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez was quick to condemn the antisemitic remarks. After hearings, the investigation was passed "for review" to the Grenoble public prosecutor's office, the latter said at the start of the week.

For several years now, Deux Alpes has hosted the Beth Loubavitch summer seminar (part of the ultra-Orthodox Hasidic movement Chabad-Lubavitch), a major gathering for French-speaking Judaism that consistently attracts hundreds of people over three weeks. Created in the late 1960s, when hundreds of thousands of Jews from North Africa were arriving in mainland France, the seminar has since moved from resort to resort in the Alps.

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Trump Proudly Demonstrates his Ignorance and Illiteracy... Or his Senility and Dementia?

 The Great White American Moron

But you know, the Great White American Moron (GWAM)'s ignorant illiterate followers love him for that reason and that reason only: He is as dumb as they are and they feel warm and comfortable with him. He spews his lies to their stupid faces and they happily believe his lies because they are dumb.

Tsk, tsk... the stable genius businessman with a long record of bankruptcies doesn't understand economics???? Or is he too senile and demented that he confused "bond market" with "Iran war"?

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Trump’s comments about the military and the bond market betray his economic illiteracy
Steve Benen
Mon, August 24, 2026

On Friday afternoon, Donald Trump traveled to South Carolina to give appointed Republican Sen. Darline Graham a boost ahead of her primary runoff election, and at their joint rally, the president assured the audience that he and his allies have "turned this country completely around."

"Jobs are up, inflation is down," the Republican added.

If this were true, it would certainly be worth bragging about — but it wasn't true at all. Job growth has slowed sharply since Trump's second term began, and inflation is higher now than when he returned to the White House. His description of the economic status quo turned reality on its head.

But shortly before Trump left for the Palmetto State, he chatted briefly with reporters, one of whom asked about the bond market, which led him in an even more absurd direction.

"The yields have come back up since [Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's initial intervention in the bond market]," a reporter reminded the president. "Have you talked to him about another type of intervention? Is that something he will be doing?"

Trump replied, "We have many types of intervention. That's one. The ultimate intervention is our military, and if we have to use that, we will."

It's not exactly groundbreaking to note that the incumbent American president routinely makes bizarre declarations, but even by Trump standards, this was utterly baffling. The Q&A quickly moved on, but the idea that he could somehow deploy the U.S. military to intervene in the bond market is obviously insane. It's not even theoretically possible, unless the Republican intends to have armed service members literally attacking bond traders.

But since that's (hopefully) an implausible scenario, we're left with a different kind of problem: Trump's comments betrayed his economic illiteracy. He raised the specter of military intervention in the bond market because, in all likelihood, he has no idea what the bond market is.

Despite his lengthy career in the private sector, and despite the fact that he's led the executive branch of the world's preeminent superpower for nearly six years, Trump routinely says things that suggest he's never taken an Economics 101 course.

He's struggled to understand the gross domestic product (GDP). He's struggled with the difference between quarterly and annual growth. He's flunked arithmetic on foreign investment rates. His entire approach to the economics of trade tariffs has been largely incoherent.

If this were simply a matter of dishonesty and deception, it would be easier to understand. After all, Trump's reputation as a prolific liar is well deserved and has been earned over the course of many years.

But his comments about "the ultimate intervention" being "our military" when asked about bond yields are a qualitatively different kind of problem: The president, in a rather literal sense, just doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to economic policies he really ought to understand.

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Obama-Biden Ghosts Still Haunting the Criminal MAGA Republican Morons

Black African-American President Barack Obama completed his second term in 2016, that is ten years ago.

Yet, according to the Radical right-wing racist morons of Donald Dumb, it still is Obama's fault for ground beef topping six dollars a pound, for a failed war against Iran, for electric bills doubling over the past two years, for inflation somewhere near 4%, for America to have become the laughingstock of the world for electing a criminal felon moron to office, for the national debt crossing forty trillion dollars this month, and for Donald Dumb himself illegally making some $2.4 billion in one year on office.

Even though the Great White American Moron (GWAM) Donald Dumb has perpetrated every crime he could think of to fix Obama's legacy, he has so far failed. The Obama tattoo seems indelible, unlike that of the dumb asshole which has already faded from some 70% of the American people, including his erstwhile dumb supporters among the white racist farmers and peasants whom he is shafting with tariffs and with beef import gifts to his buddy moron in Argentina. 

For example, last Friday, Jon Husted (who was appointed - not elected - Senator for Ohio to replace the hillbilly Yale-DEI graduate J D Vance) was pontificating his republican drivel in a steel mill in Middletown, Ohio, with the imbecile JD Vance right next to him, when workers asked him about high electricty prices.

"You want to have lower electricity prices, I want to tell you why they're rising," the appointed unelected senator said. "Because Congress and, under the Obama administration... they closed 23 power plants in the state of Ohio, representing half the electricity we use on a daily basis. Radical climate policies did that."

Ohio's average electric bill has climbed more than 53 percent since 2021, well past the national pace, and the reason isn't Obama. It's demand from data centers — the sprawling server farms now going up across the state. Ohio has one proposed campus in Pike County carrying a price tag north of 500 billion dollars and an appetite of ten gigawatts, more than half the state's typical load.

Just three days before the Ohio moron spoke, the National Republican Senatorial Committee circulated a memo warning that data centers had become a "sleeper issue" capable of costing Republicans seats, and calling them the anchor around Husted's neck. His colleagues are nervous about the exact thing he blamed on Obama.

The day before, on Aug. 20, when Texan moron Agriculture Secretary, Brooke Rollins, was asked about the skyrocketing price of beef, she reflexively exhibited her anti-Obama/Biden antibodies. She, like most Trump admin morons, was immunized by a voodoo vaccine concocted by the dynamic moron duo of RFK Jr and CMS director the Turkish Muslim Doctor Mohammad Oz: "What we are facing in America today is the direct result of a war on cattle by the previous administration," she said. Only two days ago, Donald Trump allowed his Argentinian moron buddy, Javier Milei, to import some 300,000 metric tons of Argentinian beef into the US to drive market price down by 25%, thus enraging the American beef industry that voted massively for him in 2024, not to mention high feed and borrowing costs due to rising oil and energy costs and a parasite outbreak in the states bordering Mexico. 

For more on the beef treason: https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/argentina-fighting-life-trump-defends-121700734.html

That same Thursday, Aug. 20, hillbilly Yale-DEI graduate JD Vance had an explanation for the 40-trillion dollars mark that the national debt surpassed last month. The inbred Appalachian genius declared, "Even though the debt is too high, even though we inherited this debt bomb from the Biden administration, we actually do have a plan to get the economy growing faster than the debt," the vice president declared.

The 40 trillion mark in fact arrived months ahead of projections, in part because of billions in revenue the government lost when its own tariffs were struck down in court. And the debt has kept climbing on this administration's watch: by Treasury figures, roughly 3.8 trillion dollars added in the first year and a half of the term. The debt got handed over, sure. Nobody has slowed it down since.

The real question is: If Donald Dumb and his coterie of morons knew when they elected him that he will be inheriting disasters from Obama and Biden, how come they did not have any plans tro counter those disasters? How come they have failed in two years in power to rectify Obama and Biden's failures? Can Americans in November vote against Obama-Biden ghosts? Or will they be voting for the criminal Republican morons who are running this country down?

Saturday, August 22, 2026

Per the Previous Post: Moronic Quotes from Inbred White Republican "Leaders"

If these are the Republican leaders, can you imagine how much dumber their followers are?
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17 Baffling Quotes That Actually Came Out Of Republican Politicians' Mouths
Jamie Ko
Sun, August 23, 2026

Politicians say a lot of things you wish you could unhear, but every once in a while, a quote comes along that really is something else. So, we asked the BuzzFeed Community to share the most unbelievable things they've ever heard politicians actually say, and lucky for us, they had plenty to choose from. Here are 17 real quotes that came out of the mouths of people who were elected, sworn into office, and trusted to help make our laws:

Note: Some submissions are from a Reddit thread.

1. Then-Rep. Todd Akin said in a 2012 interview with a St. Louis TV station, "If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."

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2. President Donald Trump asked during an April 2020 White House COVID-19 briefing, "Is there a way we can do something like that by injection, inside, or almost a cleaning?" referring to the possibility of injecting disinfectants into the body to combat the coronavirus.

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3. Then-Rep. Louie Gohmert asked a US Forest Service official during a 2021 House Natural Resources Committee hearing, "Is there anything that the National Forest Service or BLM can do to change the course of the moon's orbit or the Earth's orbit around the sun? Obviously, that would have profound effects on our climate."


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4. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said during a 2022 One America News appearance while accusing Capitol Police of spying on members of Congress, "Pelosi's gazpacho police spying on members of Congress, spying on the legislative work that we do, spying on our staff and spying on American citizens that want to come talk to their representatives."

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5. Former president Richard Nixon said during his 1977 interview with David Frost, "Well, when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal."

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6. Donald Trump said during a 2006 appearance on The View with his daughter Ivanka, "I've said if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her."

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7. President George W. Bush said during a 2002 speech in Nashville, "There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

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8. Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin told reporters amid statewide teacher protests in 2018, "I guarantee you somewhere in Kentucky today, a child was sexually assaulted that was left at home because there was nobody there to watch them."

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9. Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens explained while arguing against net neutrality rules in 2006, "The internet is not something that you just dump something on. It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes."

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10. Then-presidential candidate Donald Trump said during a 2015 campaign rally in South Carolina, "Nuclear is powerful; my uncle explained that to me many, many years ago, the power and that was 35 years ago."

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11. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said during a 2022 Facebook Live while discussing lab-grown meat, "Bill Gates wants you to eat his fake meat that grows in a peach tree dish." [The illiterate moron meant "Petri dish", the standard laboratory container in which much of biological research is done]

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12. Vice President Dan Quayle said in a speech to the United Negro College Fund, "What a waste it is to lose one's mind. Or not to have a mind is being very wasteful. How true that is."

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13. President Donald Trump said during a 2019 Turning Point USA Student Action Summit, "I never understood wind. You know, I know windmills very much. I've studied it better than anybody I know."

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14. Then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush asked during a 2000 campaign speech in Florence, South Carolina, "Rarely is the question asked: Is our children learning?"

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15. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said in 2014, "'Net neutrality' is Obamacare for the Internet."

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16. Then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush said during a 2000 campaign speech in Saginaw, Michigan, "I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully."

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17. And last but not least, Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush asked an audience at a 2016 campaign event in New Hampshire to "Please clap."

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