What’s fueling the crisis mentality? Let’s allow Branco to explain, in this cartoon from Aug. 15, 2017. h/t chrissy at PoliNation
Panic Now! Tomorrow There’ll Be No Need.
Category: Current Events
Big, Big Trump Supporter
c/o Washington Examiner
c/o Free Republic
SMOD on A♠
392 An unknown
person etched a massive carving that reads “Trump 2020” on Wisconsin’s
frozen Lake Winnebago. A crew spotted the carving about two miles off of
Garlic Island between the towns of Neenah and Oshkosh
392 An unknown
person etched a massive carving that reads “Trump 2020” on Wisconsin’s
frozen Lake Winnebago. A crew spotted the carving about two miles off of
Garlic Island between the towns of Neenah and Oshkosh
Sunk? on Facebook:
Someone spent a lot of time plowing 250 ft letters
Biden for Pepsodent
The Candidates, Then
h/t OregonMuse on A♠
Supply Chain’s Weak Links
Your Heap o’Links blogger cannot testify to the veracity of this report. Passed along for your own digestion. Or indigestion, depending.
ok on A♠ at March 06, 2020 11:44 AM:
First videos of the supply chain being disrupted at a port. Disturbingly empty. Should watch now and act accordingly.
First videos of the supply chain being disrupted at a port. Disturbingly empty. Should watch now and act accordingly.
Heap o’ Links for Mar 2, 2020
Others have scoured the sewers of the web and dredged this up.
c/o Twitchy
h/t Anonosaurus Wrecks on A♠
Mixed Bag o’ Links
Too good not to pass along:
A priest, a minister, and a rabbit walk into a bar.
The rabbit said, “I might be a type o.”
Posted by: BifBewalski on A♠ at February 29, 2020 09:11 AM
c/o: lulzer.wordpress.com
Red Diaper Baby Butt
In [Pete Buttigieg’s] dad’s many enthusiastic writings on Gramsci and Marxism, he repeatedly and specifically mentions his son Pete as a tremendous help in his writings. To the point that ‘he couldn’t have done it without him’.
Posted by: GnuBreed on A♠
More Commie than Burnie
Angelo Codevilla, American Thinker – Feb 28th, 2020
h/t GnuBreed on A♠
Pete Buttigieg is going nowhere. But were Antonio Gramsci to survey today’s America, Buttigieg’s campaign would give him reason to be hopeful. …
Thanks to our dumbed-down, politically correct educational system, more and more Americans are susceptible to identifying religion, economics, and morality in the way our corrupt ruling class embodies them. Because our ruling class—religious leaders, politicians, professors, corporate officials, Hollywood, the media—are redefining the icons of American life in their own corrupt images, people increasingly are willing to turn their backs on them. …
Why Cults Can’t Cure
@KyleWOrton
h/t Tami on A♠
#Iran: from Qom, Ayatollah Tabrizian, who has denounced Western medicine as “un-Islamic”, told his 120,000 followers on Telegram that to stave off #coronavirus, “Before bedtime, drench some cotton in violet oil and apply onto your anus”.
Pope is ‘Indisposed’
The Vatican has not specified the nature of the pope’s illness, but he was seen coughing and blowing his nose during Ash Wednesday Mass.
“They All Look Alike” to Tingles?
Coronavirus, Feb 28, 2020
Greetings From Coronavirus Central!
Michela Musolino on Cut, Jib, Newsletter
c/o J.J. Sefton’s Morning Report on A♠
…By Sunday afternoon, we found that we couldn’t go anywhere because not only were all Northern regions cancelling all public activity, Southern regions in Italy were already barring entry to anyone from the Lombardia region. We felt like the ’unclean’ from the times of the Plague.…
Yeltsin, When the Blinders Fell
Hahaha. Seems I’ve covered this before on this blog. Thought it seemed familiar.
How A Russian’s Grocery Store Trip In 1989 Exposed The Lie Of Socialism
Jon Miltimore, The Federalist
…On Sept. 16, 1989, Boris Yeltsin was a newly elected member of the Soviet Parliament visiting the United States. Following a scheduled visit to Johnson Space Center, Yeltsin and a small entourage made an unscheduled stop at a Randalls grocery store in Clear Lake, a suburb of Houston. He was amazed by the aisles of food and stocked shelves, a sharp contrast to the breadlines and empty columns he was accustomed to in Russia.
Yeltsin, who had a reputation as a reformer and populist, “roamed the aisles of Randall’s nodding his head in amazement,” wrote Stefanie Asin, a Houston Chronicle reporter. He marveled at free cheese samples, fresh fish and produce, and freezers packed full of pudding pops. Along the way, Yeltsin chatted up customers and store workers: “How much does this cost? Do you need special education to manage a supermarket? Are all American stores like this?”…
“When I saw those shelves crammed with hundreds, thousands of cans, cartons and goods of every possible sort, for the first time I felt quite frankly sick with despair for the Soviet people,. That such a potentially super-rich country as ours has been brought to a state of such poverty! It is terrible to think of it.”
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