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Saturday, July 19, 2025
But, but, but those Up-Northers seemed so nice!-----Canada Slaps Higher Tariffs on Chinese Steel | The Epoch Times
- Canada will implement an additional 25 percent tariff on steel imports from China before the end of July, among new measures aimed at bolstering Canada’s steel industry and preventing steel dumping in the Canadian market, Prime Minister Mark Carney says...
Who's funding/buying the violent rioters??!!-----CEO claims he rejected $20M offer to recruit anti-Trump protesters | Fox News
- The CEO of advocacy group Crowds on Demand, Adam Swart, says his organization turned down an offer that he said would have been worth around $20 million to help recruit protestors for a national rally against President Donald Trump...
- "Interests aligned with the organizers of the July 17th movement have approached us and, in fact, we rejected an offer that probably is worth around $20 million dollars," Adam Swart, the CEO and founder of Crowds on Demand, told NewsNation’s Brian Entin in an interview that aired on Tuesday...
MI state Board of Canvassers recently approved petition language for Ranked Choice Voting. Petitions will soon be circulation to put RCV on the 2026 election ballot.
- If passed, this will drastically change the way we vote.
- Do NOT sign any petition for Ranked Choice Voting!
- Complex and confusing process– RCV requires voters to rank candidates and triggers multiple elimination rounds.
- That complexity leads to more spoiled or uncounted ballots if you miss or mis-fill a ranking.
- Voter ballot exhaustion– Many votes go uncounted if someone fails to rank every candidate. So your vote might never count at all...
BUSTED: Video shows J&J scientist admitting vaccine unsafe | Blaze Media
History for July 19
- 1799 - The Rosetta Stone, a tablet with hieroglyphic translations into Greek, was found in Egypt.
- 1870 - France declared war on Prussia.
- 1943 - During World War II, more than 150 B-17 and 112 B-24 bombers attacked Rome for the first time.
- 1971 - In New York, the topping out ceremony for Two World Trade Center (South Tower) took place. The ceremony for One World Trade Center had taken place on December 23, 1970.
- 1974 - The House Judiciary Committee recommended that U.S. President Richard Nixon should stand trial in the Senate for any of the five impeachment charges against him.
- 1982 - The U.S. Census Bureau reported that 14% of the population had an income below the official poverty level in 1981.
- 1985 - Christa McAuliffe of New Hampshire was chosen to be the first schoolteacher to ride aboard the space shuttle. She died with six others when the Challenger exploded the following year.
Friday, July 18, 2025
'Taking your tax dollars and using them against you': House probes public money sent to left-wing groups * WorldNetDaily * by Fred Lucas, The Daily Signal
What If The Marines Got The Money They Needed, And NPR Had To Hold A Bake Sale? - Mitch Berg
- "So then you won't really miss the money", you might respond.
- "NOOOOOOOOOO! You'll be killing Teri Gross and Elmo!"
NPR didn't help itself out much by responding to charges of editorial bias by picking Katherine Maher as CEO - a woman with impeccable credentials who proposed doubling down on everything that'd made NPR suspect in the first place:
Well, that backfired, didn't it?...Maher has supported “deplatforming” anyone she deems to be “facsists” and even suggested that she might support “punching Nazis.” She also declared that “our reverence for the truth might be a distraction [in] getting things done.”...
One editor had had enough. Uri Berliner had watched NPR become an echo chamber for the far left with a virtual purging of all conservatives and Republicans from the newsroom. Berliner noted that NPR’s Washington headquarters has 87 registered Democrats among its editors and zero Republicans.
Prisoners of Lies
- But actually, at least judging from the Mouse Utopia and the Stanford Prison Experiment?
- It’s made up from whole cloth.
It studied this by having students divided into prisoners and guards.
- And supposedly it proved that, driven by peer pressure, these arbitrarily chosen prisoners and guards fell into their roles. Right?
- It’s been quoted everywhere, over and over again.
Well, apparently not. This article admits that:
This one is a little more candid...data collected from a thorough investigation of the SPE archives and
interviews with 15 of the participants in the experiment further
question the study’s scientific merit. These data are not only
supportive of previous criticisms of the SPE, such as the presence of
demand characteristics, but provide new criticisms of the SPE based on
heretofore unknown information. These new criticisms include the biased
and incomplete collection of data, the extent to which the SPE drew on a
prison experiment devised and conducted by students in one of
Zimbardo’s classes 3 months earlier, the fact that the guards received
precise instructions regarding the treatment of the prisoners, the fact
that the guards were not told they were subjects, and the fact that
participants were almost never completely immersed by the situation.
U.S. Navy commander now investigated for exposing 'unconstitutional and illegal actions by military leadership' during COVID-shot mandates * WorldNetDaily * by J.M. Phelps
Five years later: Why did the lockdown happen?
- It banned "all public and private gatherings of any number of people."
- Whitmer signed it on the morning of March 23 and made it effective at 12:01 a.m. on March 24.
- Michigan residents had about 12 hours to prepare to be subjected to a first-of-its-kind shelter-in-place, a policy typically only considered in wartime.
- Why did Michigan record more COVID-19 deaths per capita than neighboring states, such as Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and Illinois? How did those states fare better?
- What were the benefits and costs of the following policies:
- Requiring two- to four-year-olds to wear masks in April 2021.
- Closing indoor bars in July 2020.
- Keeping ice arenas, theaters, bowling alleys and gyms shuttered for more than a year.
- Allowing people to walk on a golf course but not golf on a golf course.
- Mandating teenage athletes test weekly for COVID-19 in April 2021.
- Permitting people to fish from a rowboat but not from a boat with a motor.
- Allowing downhill skiing but not outdoor ice skating.
- Closing high schools for three weeks in November 2020.
PROOF: ICE is arresting VIOLENT criminals | Blaze Media
‘X Isn’t Real Life’: CNN Data Analyst Floored Over Latest Trump Approval Numbers - Katie Jerkovich
"You might think his approval ratings were going down, if anything, they're going up," the analyst said, pointing to a graph that read, "Republicans who approve of Trump."...
As for the Quinnipiac poll, the jump was similar, with those approval ratings going from prior numbers of 87 percent to 90 percent.
- "If anything, Trump's approval rating has gone up since this whole Epstein saga started...
- Cong Dems, OTOH, are at their worst standing with Dems ever...
George Stephanopoulos Versus Reality - by Ira Stoll
Here is ABC News’s George Stephanopoulos on the July 6 “This Week With George Stephanopoulos” show.
Stephanopoulos’s claim, in relation to Reagan’s tax cuts, that “the growth didn’t come” is not accurate.
- Actually, real GDP growth for 1984 was an astonishingly strong 7.2 percent.
For your lib-friends...cuz maybe they forgot?-----25 Liberal Calls for Violence, Harassment, and Lawlessness During the Trump Years in Quotes
Liberals have romanticized political violence for decades, but the violent rhetoric during the Trump years has been off the charts...
- Worse yet, that kind of bad behavior is ENCOURAGED by prominent liberals.
- They will literally spend months trying to convince the public that Trump and his supporters are Nazis that are a dire threat to democracy and then stand in front of buildings other liberals have set on fire during a protest and call it a “mostly peaceful protest” while fretting about conservative rhetoric:
University of Michigan now under fire after Chinese scholars allegedly smuggle bio-weapon | Blaze Media
Instapundit - OH, TO BE IN ENGLAND
You might say Courtney’s outfit was not exactly ‘traditional’, inspired by Geri Halliwel’s famous Union Jack dress from the 1997 Brit Awards. But that was clearly not the issue.What the school’s instructions really meant was that she should dress as any nationality or heritage, so long as it’s not British...Courtney’s school also stopped her from giving a speech about what being British meant to her.‘In Britain’, she would have said, ‘we have lots of traditions including drinking tea, our love for talking about the weather and we have the Royal Family’. ‘We have amazing history, like kings and queens, castles, and writers like Shakespeare.’ It also praised British humour, ‘our values of fairness and politeness’, and fish and chips. Not exactly Enoch’s ‘Rivers of Blood’, is it?