Friday, June 06, 2025
Normandy landings - Wikipedia
Normandy landings - Wikipedia
The Normandy landings were the landing operations and associated airborne operations on 6 June 1944 of the Allied invasion of Normandy in Operation Overlord during the Second World War.
Codenamed Operation Neptune and often referred to as D-Day (after the military term), it is the largest seaborne invasion in history.
The operation began the liberation of France, and the rest of Western Europe, and laid the foundations of the Allied victory on the Western Front...
Miss North Florida 2025 has been stripped of her title because she refused to sign a Miss America contract that falsely defines “female” to include castrated males.
Kayleigh Bush was crowned in August 2024 and stripped of the title in November after objecting to the false definition as contrary to her religious beliefs and Florida law. - Todd Starnes
Ultimately, the contract requires female beauty candidates to agree to compete against biological males – who have been subjected to medical mutilation as minor boys – and agree that these mutilated males are “female.”
Video: Absolutely Evil Segment Grooms Kids, as 'Slutty' Trans Celeb Jokes About His 'Monster Piece' in 'Sesame Street' Spinoff
Video: Absolutely Evil Segment Grooms Kids, as 'Slutty' Trans Celeb Jokes About His 'Monster Piece' in 'Sesame Street' Spinoff:
And today in proof that wokeness never dies — particularly when it’s federally funded — I learned that “Sesame Street” apparently has a red light district.
Meet Jonathan Van Ness. You’ll be unhappy you did if you haven’t been introduced; he’s a nonbinary-identifying trans individual who uses he/she/they pronouns. Because why decide when you can be anything you want, except what nature made you?
Described by The New York Times as a “hirsute gay fairy godmother in heels,” he’s the hair and grooming expert on the Netflix reboot of “Queer Eye” who hosted a podcast called “Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness” along with a comedy tour called “Fun & Slutty with Jonathan Van Ness.”
Sleepwalking Into the Next World War
Great power involvement in Ukraine traces the path that led to World War I. - Francis P. Sempa
- “Madness, madness,” says Count Sergei Witte, elder statesman and advisor to Czar Nicholas II, when Nicholas follows his generals’ advice and orders the mobilization of millions of Russian soldiers in late July 1914, in the dramatic movie Nicholas and Alexandra (1971). Witte in the movie is played brilliantly and accurately by Sir Laurence Olivier, who foretells the tragedies that will befall the Romanovs and Russia if the general mobilization leads to war. But the Czar ignores the elder statesman and joins Europe’s other “sleepwalkers” (Christopher Clark’s term) in the descent toward world war...
- In America, President Woodrow Wilson at first resisted calls (by former President Theodore Roosevelt and others) for the United States to become a belligerent in the Great War, but in 1917 he and Congress committed this country to the conflict, and in a relatively brief period of time we sustained roughly 320,000 casualties, including more than 100,000 dead. The outcome of the war settled nothing, which is why we were at it again twenty years later, and this time we suffered more than a million casualties, including more than 400,000 dead.
- The geopolitical outcome of the Second World War was to replace one murderous, expansionist totalitarian dictatorship (Nazi Germany) with another (the Soviet Union), and soon we were waging Cold War all over the world and fighting hot wars in places like Korea and Vietnam, with a combined American casualty total of nearly a half-million, including more than 90,000 dead.
The common denominator in all of these wars is that great powers were involved to varying degrees, which explains the high casualty figures noted above.
The deeper the United States becomes involved in the Ukraine war, the greater chance that we will sleepwalk our way into a wider, great power conflict...
History for June 6
History for June 6 - On-This-Day.com 
Nathan Hale 1755 - Soldier for Continental Army during American Revolutionary War, considered to be America's first spy, known for his famous quote "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country."
- 1813 - The U.S. invasion of Canada was halted at Stony Creek, Ontario.
- 1882 - The first electric iron was patented by H.W. Seely.
- 1912 - In Alaska, the Novarupta volcano was created in an eruption that was larger than any other in the 20th Century.
- 1925 - Chrysler Corporation was founded by Walter Percy Chrysler.
- 1932 - In the U.S., the first federal tax on gasoline went into effect. It was a penny per gallon.
- 1933 - In Camden, NJ, the first drive-in movie theater opened.
- 1944 - The D-Day invasion of Europe took place on the beaches of Normandy, France. 400,000 Allied American, British and Canadian troops were involved.
- 1968 - U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy died at 1:44am in Los Angeles after being shot by Sirhan Sirhan. Kennedy was was shot the evening before while campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Thursday, June 05, 2025
North Carolina University Dean Ousted After Admitting to Secretive DEI Push
North Carolina University Dean Ousted After Admitting to Secretive DEI Push:
University of North Carolina Asheville Dean of Students Megan Pugh has been removed after admitting to secretly pushing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies.
Charlie Kirk - We have reached the beginning of June.
Any “celebration” that includes half-naked men whipping each other in the streets, in front of kids, is morally repugnant and nothing more than an excuse to normalize putting creepy sex fetishes on public display.This is wrong and should stop.
Most people can accept that two adults have freedom in the privacy of their own home.
Most people can accept that two adults have freedom in the privacy of their own home.
- But Pride has become a public coercion campaign forcing the rest of us, even children, into celebrating alongside and eventually participating with the Alphabet Mafia under threat of being found guilty of “hate.”
- It’s cultural tyranny.
No more.
It’s well past time we prioritize common decency, good public behavior, and the innocence of children again.
Let’s make June great again.
It’s well past time we prioritize common decency, good public behavior, and the innocence of children again.
Let’s make June great again.
California got nearly $7B from feds for high-speed rail — but never laid any track, bombshell report shows By Josh Christenson
“This report exposes a cold, hard truth: CHSRA has no viable path to complete this project on time or on budget,” he said.WASHINGTON — Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy threatened Wednesday to pull federal grants for California’s High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) after it spent nearly $7 billion in taxpayer funds over a decade and a half without laying a single foot of track...
- Originally passed as a ballot initiative in 2008, the 800-mile rail line was supposed to be completed in two phases on a $33 billion budget by 2020, with a main line connecting San Francisco with Los Angeles and branches stretching north to Sacramento and south to San Diego
- By 2019, California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that there was no path forward after costs ballooned to $77.3 billion and the project was drawn down to a 171-mile section between Merced and Bakersfield...
After Just 4 Months Under Trump, Fed Predicts GDP Spike for Current Quarter
After Just 4 Months Under Trump, Fed Predicts GDP Spike for Current Quarter:
The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank is now predicting a whopping 4.6 percent growth in the Gross Domestic Product for the second quarter, which ends June 30.
Fox Business Network host David Asman posted on X, “Just a few weeks ago, the ‘experts’ were warning of another negative GDP quarter, with a recession looming. Now this: ‘Atlanta Fed GDP now growth estimate for Q2 rises to 4.6% from 3.8%.'”
The World Shuns Renewable Energy I & I Editorial Board
The net-zero zealots want to force a worldwide renewable energy transition. But they don’t always get their way.
- Their fanciful projects have been blocked more than 1,000 times globally.
- In a world seemingly gone mad, this is welcome news...
“The rejections keep coming,” says Bryce...
“These rejections don’t fit the narrative that’s relentlessly promoted by climate activists and their myriad allies in the legacy media about ‘green’ energy,” says Bryce. “But the numbers are real, the numbers are growing, and they provide irrefutable evidence that land-use conflicts are the binding constraint on the growth of alt-energy.”
Top CNN reporter OUT after news outlet pays U.S. Navy veteran millions of dollars for defamation * WorldNetDaily * by Cristina Laila, The Gateway Pundit
Top CNN reporter OUT after news outlet pays U.S. Navy veteran millions of dollars for defamation * WorldNetDaily * by Cristina Laila, The Gateway Pundit:
Zachary Young sued CNN for defamation over a 2021 report on his work helping Afghans during Biden's botched withdrawal.
The lawsuit against CNN stemmed from their coverage of Biden's botched Afghanistan withdrawal, which the court previously determined showcased "actual malice, express malice, and a level of conduct outrageous enough" for Plaintiff Zachary Young to seek damages.
The dying, legacy media is writing glowing, puff pieces about Boulder jihadi's family.
Daily Mail headline: Daughter of Boulder terror suspect was award-winning student hoping for medical career... now she's being deported - Pamela Geller
They never wrote a kind word about my colleagues or me.
On the contrary, they smeared, defamed and murdered our reputations because we spoke candidly about the jihad doctrine.
From @DailyMail :
Free speech means I must defend this vile, disgusting woman from the marginally more repulsive people who want to kill her
"Pamela Geller is a revolting human being."
Anti-Muslim activist Pamela Geller blames mosque for radicalization of Boston terror suspect who was plotting to behead her
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