Don’t Save the Whales There is no cause so noble that you should sacrifice your children to its altar. Shame on you. chrisabraham.com/blog/dont…
I feel like DOGE proved some of that (wrong) but it’s mostly true.
Reagan SHREDS Big Government In Historic “A Time For Choosing” Address youtube.com/shorts/xs…
Prescience
“A Time for Choosing” by Ronald Reagan youtube.com/watch
It DOES have the OPPOSITE effect! Wow, blew my mind.
Why The Last of Us 2’s Empathy Experiment Failed youtube.com/watch
Fascinating Save America Act video essay & analysis.
They Don’t Think You’ll Notice This (SAVE Act) The SAVE Act (aka the Save America Act) is headed for a Senate vote — and critics are pushing a new angle across X. The shift isn’t random youtube.com/watch
Latest Shirley “gotcha” video
I Exposed California’s Billion Dollar Fraud Crisis In this video, I go to investigate and expose California’s billion dollar fraud crisis youtube.com/watch
BREAKING: Iran’s ‘de-facto’ leader Ali Larijani killed in targeted airstrike youtube.com/watch
Fascinating. Inviting immigrants not to save them from suffering but to dilute the AfD out of existence. Unintended consequence: triggers a nationalist uprising bringing AfD to the national stage and probable government leadership in the near future. x.com/i/status/…
Cultural Marxism Masquerading as True History
Modern academic historians have been captured by the cultural Marxists, no matter how much they deny the obvious truth. pca.st/episode/2…
Wartime austerity isn't just higher gas prices
I do not support this war at all. To me it is as criminal, foolish, and morally compromised as Vietnam. So none of what follows is a defense of it. But I do think the current argument has become bizarrely petty and out of proportion. The instant fixation on oil prices, gas prices, pump prices, and whose fault the next fill-up is feels like a tell. It suggests either that we do not really believe we are on the edge of something serious, or that we have completely lost perspective about what actual war footing looks like.
I did not live this myself, but my mother and grandparents did. They lived in a world of ration stamps, food coupons, scarcity, blackout curtains, lights out, war bonds, and redirected industrial capacity. Civilian life bent around the needs of the war machine. People drove old cars into the ground because there were no replacements to be had. Consumption was curtailed. Convenience was not the measure of the crisis. Endurance was. In Europe, and especially in Great Britain, it was harsher still. That is the world that produced the whole keep calm and carry on mentality—not as a meme, but as a survival ethic.
That is why the current tone strikes me as so off. I am not saying prices do not matter. They do. Inflation hurts. Working people feel it first and hardest. But if we are really talking about war, then acting as though the central outrage is a few extra dollars at the pump is absurdly narrow. It is consumer reflex masquerading as moral seriousness. It reduces war to a household budgeting inconvenience.
So yes, oppose the war. I do. Condemn it as criminal if you want. I do that too. But keep some historical perspective. A society truly entering a major war does not merely complain about gas prices. It reorganizes itself around sacrifice, scarcity, and survival. If all we are doing is kibitzing about pump prices, jobs, and whether Trump gets blamed for it, then maybe we are still in denial. Or maybe this really is just a regional flare-up being sold with apocalyptic language. Only time will tell.
I don’t support this war. To me it is as criminal as Vietnam. This instant obsession with gas prices and pump prices feels petty and unserious. Real war means rationing, austerity, blackouts, stamps, war bonds, old cars run into the ground. Either we are in denial or this is still just a flare-up.
America has had our boot on the neck of Cuba my entire life. Why now? I’m always curious about motive.
‘Cuba defendeu o mundo e agora está na hora do mundo defender Cuba’ - Greta Thunberg youtube.com/watch
Comedy. Journalism. And Hit job.
J.D. Vance: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) youtube.com/watch
Trust Is Shrinking — And That Changes Everything for Communicators www.linkedin.com/pulse/tru…
America likes to imagine itself as refined, procedural, and high-minded, but it’s still a country with deep affection for force, swagger, outlaw energy, and men who seem dangerous enough to protect you and reckless enough to scare your enemies.
Nobody voted for Trump because they mistook him for a saint. A lot of people voted for him knowing he was a son of a bitch—because he was their son of a bitch. He was the guy standing between them and the people, institutions, and factions they believed were coming for them.
I wrote a substack about how granola energy lefties are now in bed with granola prepper righties and this segment is just proof of that. #horseshoeTheory #populistLeftRight
MAHAspital - SNL youtube.com/watch