Wednesday, June 11, 2025

Music to get you going!-----Pirates of the Caribbean EPIC MUSIC - Best of 1 Hour

Trump's Economy Is Crushing Expectations - Matt Margolis

Remember the dark days of the Biden years, when the economy felt like it was sputtering along and every other job created seemed to be on the government payroll?
Well, there's good news. 
Things have changed completely under President Donald Trump's second term. 
The latest numbers are nothing short of phenomenal, especially if you're a fan of actual, you know, private sector job growth...
The contrast is stark.
  • The U.S. job market continues to defy expectations under President Trump. In May alone, the economy added 139,000 new jobs — which beat forecasts for the third month in a row — with every single net gain coming from the private sector. That’s right: zero new government bloat, just real jobs in real industries. 
  • Leisure and hospitality led the way with 48,000 new hires, while 
  • transportation and warehousing added 5,800 jobs. 
  • Construction notched its fourth straight month of growth, tacking on another 4,000.
  • One more stat the media won’t highlight: native-born Americans now account for all job gains since January. Under Joe Biden, the trend was reversed. And unlike the Biden era, where one in four jobs created was in government, 99.8% of new jobs under Trump are in the private sector. This is what real economic leadership looks like...
But it's not just about job numbers; it's about what those jobs pay. 
And the news on that front is also excellent. 
  • Wages are rising for non-government workers.

Average hourly earnings for all employees on private nonfarm payrolls rose by 15 cents, or 0.4 percent, to $36.24 in May...

Lunch video-----WATCH: Entire Crowd PETRIFIED As Ben Shapiro Pulls Out Chilling Photo From Oct 7!

Noon-toon

 


White House warns radicals now amassing in Boston, elsewhere in wake of LA riots: 'Think twice' | Blaze Media

White House warns radicals now amassing in Boston, elsewhere in wake of LA riots: 'Think twice' | Blaze Media

Amid the riots, Democratic leaders and politicians — including L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and Massachusetts Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey — directed their ire at the lawful rather than at the lawless. California Gov. Gavin Newsom not only condemned the president but sided once again with foreign nationals.

Re-think your summer city visits?

 


An oldie from 2005 MuskegonPundit------ Interesting Miracle Gro commercial

MuskegonPundit: Interesting Miracle Gro commercial
I just watched a Miracle Gro TV commercial starring Peter Straus (of old TV fame) touting the viagra-like effects on plants of MG. 
But the really interesting thing was the attractive but very grey haired lady (wife?) who gazed adoringly at super-gardener Pete as he preened for the camera. 
Quite a switch from the typical trim geezer with the 20 year younger trophy wife. 
Maybe the MG kept the marriage vibrant or is this a HORRIBLE new trend? 
Pleeese, no...... I want commercials that are REAL! 
Maybe a Henry Kissinger inching around on his walker as an adoring Carmen Elecktra snips the buds off their daffodils and has him lick MiracleGro from her fingers.....hmmmm

Summer of Jihad??!!

 


Atlantic Hurricanes Preseason 2025

Ten Graphs Tell the Story - Roger Pielke Jr. May 30, 2025
There has been no tropical cyclone of hurricane strength anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere so far in 2025. 
If we get to June 5th — which looks quite possible if not probable — then 2025 will have the latest date on record (since 1970) for the first NH hurricane, breaking the record of Ava, which reached hurricane strength in the Eastern Pacific on June 4th, 1973 (thanks to Ryan Maue for confirming — Give his excellent weather Substack a follow).
  • What does breaking a long-standing record of annual-to-date hurricane inactivity that has stood for 52 years tell us about the detection and attribution of changes in hurricane climatology?
Well . . . nothing.
  • Motivated by a recent commentary in Nature on Atlantic hurricanes that was all opinion and no data, in advance of the official 2025 North Atlantic hurricane season I thought I’d do a post on hurricanes that was all data and no opinion. 
The 2025 hurricane season begins on Sunday, June 1.
Enjoy!
Twleve-month running average counts of global hurricanes (top) and major hurricanes (bottom), 1980 to March 10, 2025. Source: Ryan Maue.

#1 This day 1978-----Shadow dancing Andy Gibb

Worst Climate Stories of the Week—More Inconvenient Ice Growth Jun 06, 2025 Jeff Reynolds

So many dying narratives keep showing up in this column. And we're here for all of it.
About a month ago, this very column documented several narratives repeatedly trotted out by climate cultists that have met their demise. 
There were updates on 
  • the phony narrative surrounding collapsing bee populations, 
  • the phony narrative that volcanos have no effect on the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, 
  • the phony narrative that populations around the world are clamoring for offshore wind power, and 
  • the phony narrative that temperature stations built a hundred years ago produced a reliable temperature record even as modern cities grew up around them, no urban heat island effect to be seen. 
  • One of the most consequential narratives revolves around the perpetual predictions of doom for the earth's polar ice caps, which should already have disappeared if Al Gore and the UN had any validity...
To cap that off, we have several other stories from the cult this week, including a 
  • glowing review by a scientist about geoengineering projects to alter our atmosphere in the U.K.; 
  • another week, another cargo ship full of EVs on fire; 
  • the French government teams up with Brazil's communist president to call for more climate censorship; 
  • Big Philanthropy lining up to replace government climate funding cuts; and 
  • California's green utopia means $8 per gallon gas prices and regulating compost out of existence...

The difference between communism and capitalism!

 


California city terminates agreement with ICE as Los Angeles rioting continues into 4th day | Blaze Media

California city terminates agreement with ICE as Los Angeles rioting continues into 4th day | Blaze Media

The city does not want protests to disturb residents and businesses. While California officials are dealing with the ongoing rioting in Los Angeles, a suburban city announced that it will no longer house federal immigration detainees. The decision was announced Sunday after days of rioting in nearby Los Angeles, where protesters attacked Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents over deportation orders and demonstrations turned into violence.

‘Do your job man, and be a governor.’

"He ought to be tarred and feathered." ABC News@ABC
"He ought to be tarred and feathered." — House Speaker Mike Johnson During a House Republican press conference, House Speaker Mike Johnson condemned California Governor Gavin Newsom over his handling of the protests in Los Angeles. https://abcnews.visitlink.me/2jinzk


Gavin Newsom’s ‘Reckless’ Surrender of LA to Foreign National Riots Victor Davis Hanson

But here’s what’s interesting. The mayor, Karen Bass, came down, in her public comments, on the side of the protesters who were protesting the idea of deportation at all. - Victor Davis Hanson@VDHanson
This weekend we saw rioting in Los Angeles against Immigration and Customs Enforcement for its efforts to apprehend illegal aliens and employers who were hiring illegal aliens.
And the riots started out initially without very many numbers but then they turned violent. 
And by violence, I would define that as throwing rocks at cars, torching cars, defacing government buildings, and attacking law enforcement.
But here’s what’s interesting. 
  • The mayor, Karen Bass, came down, in her public comments, on the side of the protesters who were protesting the idea of deportation at all. 
  • Kind of like former Vice President Kamala Harris used to march against deportation...
  • And California Gov. Gavin Newsom then gave a series of editorializations that I think have ruined his chances ever to be a serious national candidate...


AM Fruitcake

 


History for June 11

History for June 11 - On-This-Day.com 
Dr. Mehmet Oz 1960 - Talk Show Host
  • 1770 - Captain James Cook discovered the Great Barrier Reef off of Australia when he ran aground.
  • 1880 - Republican Jeanette Rankin was born. She became the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress.
  • 1895 - Charles E. Duryea received the first U.S. patent granted to an American inventor for a gasoline-driven automobile.
  • 1947 - The U.S. government announced an end to sugar rationing.
  • 1967 - Israel and Syria accepted a U.N. cease-fire.
  • 1991 - Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines erupted. The eruption of ash and gas could be seen for more than 60 miles.

Tuesday, June 10, 2025

Judge DENIES Newsom emergency request to halt Trump order for military in Los Angeles | Blaze Media

Judge DENIES Newsom emergency request to halt Trump order for military in Los Angeles | Blaze Media

Newsom called for the judge to halt the order within two hours of filing. Democrat California Gov. Gavin Newsom was dealt a judicial defeat after he requested an emergency motion to halt President Donald Trump's order to use the military to oppose the Los Angeles riots. Newsom named the president, the Defense secretary, and the Department of Defense as defendants in the request, and a judge allowed the defendants 24 hours to file a response to the request.

ICE exposes Biden's biggest border failure: Kids handed to sex abusers and criminals | Blaze Media

ICE exposes Biden's biggest border failure: Kids handed to sex abusers and criminals | Blaze Media

One of the most shocking and horrifying scandals of the Biden administration was its botched handling of unaccompanied minor migrants who flooded into the country amid former President Joe Biden's open border chaos. Government whistleblowers sounded the alarm that the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement, under the prior administration's leadership, failed to thoroughly vet sponsors, ushering children into unsafe homes.

The way we were-----13 Things ILLEGAL NOW, But Normal in 1960s

"No Trump, No Wall, No USA at All" Chant May Day Protesters in DC

Biden's EPA hid comments from Dept. of Energy that undermined key part of EPA power plant rule

Somehow those comments never made it into the administrative record. By Kevin Killough
The Clean Power Plan 2.0 was supported by a finding that carbon capture technology had been "adequately demonstrated." 
The EPA sought and got comments from the DOE, which disputed that "demonstration." 
  • Somehow those comments never made it into the administrative record.
Former President Joe Biden, as well as his Democratic predecessor Barack Obama, pledged to “follow the science when it came to climate policies
Since President Donald Trump assumed office — a man accused of waging a “war on science” — revelations have shown that, when it came to previous administrations, sometimes science was either 
  • shaped to serve preferred policies or 
  • dismissed when it didn’t support them...

And the local police? Forced to retreat!! Supposed to protect the federal workers!!!

 

Michael Smith - "Give those who wish to destroy space to do that... | Facebook

Michael Smith - "Give those who wish to destroy space to do that... | Facebook - Michael Smith
  • "Give those who wish to destroy space to do that as well..."
  • "Fiery but mostly peaceful..."
  • "It is not looting, it is a form of reparations..."
  • "It isn't arson, it is the only way the oppressed can vent their frustrations..."
  • "It is only a couple apartment complexes..."
  • "He's just a Maryland dad..."
  • "It's not a riot, it's a peaceful protest..."
Some of the preceding statements are paraphrased, some are verbatim - but all are accurate to the situation when they were spoken by Democrats or their enablers.
In honor of the LA ICE riots and the predictable responses from Democrats and media, I'm adding #14 to Alinsky's Rules for Radicals:
"If you can't deny, minimize. If you can't minimize, lie."