11/10/26 - Watch Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s press conference. He nailed it. Phenomenal. Briliant, Courageous. The ideal man.

11/10/26 - "Throughout the assault, the attackers allegedly yelled “dirty whites,” “dirty fascists,” “We’re gonna f–ing kill you” and even “I’m Muslim, I’m 16 and I’ll f–k up your mother,” the victims said." “They treated us like enemies,” said a fourth victim. Because you are the enemy.

11/10/26 - When an election produces outcomes that run completely counter to historical precedent, polling baselines, and raw mathematical probability, the dispute ceases to be a conventional political debate and transforms into an indictment of the process itself.

11/10/26 - Islamic speech laws under the sharia come to New Jersey. Any criticism of incitement to jihad (Islamic terror) that examines its ideological roots in Islam is called islamophobia, The word is used to intimidate people into thinking there is something wrong with opposing jihad terror. This deforms our response to terrorism by placing off-limits any examination of its guiding ideology, and effectively enforces Sharia blasphemy laws in the US by placing Islam, Quran, Muhammad beyond criticism. The very word “Islamophobia” is a fictional construct, as journalist Claire Berlinski explains, “The neologism ‘Islamophobia’ did not simply emerge ex nihilo. It was invented, deliberately, by a Muslim Brotherhood front organization, the International Institute for Islamic Thought, which is based in Northern Virginia….Abdur-Rahman Muhammad, a former member of the IIIT who has renounced the group in disgust, was an eyewitness to the creation of the word. ‘This loathsome term,’ he writes, ‘is nothing more than a thought-terminating cliche conceived in the bowels of Muslim think tanks for the purpose of beating down critics.’” “Islamophobia” as Christopher Hitchens once said “a word created by fascists, used by cowards, to manipulate morons."

11/10/26 - For all his genius, what a dope. The smartest guys in Silicon Valley can build machines that spot patterns in mountains of data and still miss the one sitting across the dinner table.