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Antifa is now officially a terrorist organization.
The Greatness of Charlie Kirk: An Eyewitness Account of His Life and Martyrdom
Charlie Kirk Takes on Army of Libs at California's UCR
DR. ALVEDA KING: REST IN PEACE CHARLIE KIRK
Steven Bonnell wants to murder Americans he disagrees with
What the fagots LGBTQ really means
I watched Charlie Kirk get assassinated. This is my experience.
Elon Musk Delivers Stunning Remarks At Historic UK March (Tommy Robinson)
"Transcript: Mrs. Erika Kirk Delivers Public Address: ‘His Movement Will Go On’"
"Victor Davis Hanson to Newsmax: Kirk Slaying Crosses Rubicon"
Rest In Peace Charlie Kirk
Charlotte train murder: Graphic video captures random fatal stabbing of young Ukrainian refugee
Berlin in July 1945 - Probably the best restored film material you'll watch from that time!
Ok this is Funny
Walking Through 1980s Los Angeles: The City That Reinvented Cool
THE ZOMBIES OF AMERICA
THE OLDEST PHOTOS OF NEW YORK YOU'VE NEVER SEEN
John Rich – Calling Out P. Diddy, TVA Scandal, and Joel Osteen | SRS #232
Capablanca Teaches Us The ONLY Chess Opening You'll Ever Need
"How Bruce Springsteen Fooled America"
How ancient Rome was excavated in Italy in the 1920s. Unique rare videos and photos.
Reagan JOKE On The Homeless
The Deleted Wisdom (1776 Report)
Sicko Transfaggots video
The Englund Gambit Checkmate
20 Minutes Of Black DC Residents Supporting Trump's Federal Takeover!
"Virginia Public Schools Deserve This Reckoning"
"'Pack the Bags, We're Going on a Guilt Trip'—the Secret to the Democrats' Success"
"Washington, D.C., Is a Disgrace"
"Trump Orders New 'Highly Accurate' Census Excluding Illegals"
what a freakin' insane asylum
Sorry, CNN, We're Not Going to Stop Talking About the Russian Collusion Hoax
"No Autopsy Can Restore the Democratic Party’s Viability"
RIP Ozzy
"Trump floats 'restriction' for Commanders if they fail to ditch nickname in favor of Redskins return"
"Virginia Governor’s Race Heats Up As Republican Winsome Sears Does a Hard Reboot of Her Campaign"
"We Hate Communism!!"
"Mamdani and the Democratic Schism"
"The 2nd Impeachment: Trump’s Popularity Still Scares Them to Death"
"President Badass"
"Jasmine Crockett's Train Wreck Interview Was a Disaster"
"How Israel Used Spies, Smuggled Drones and AI to Stun and Hobble Iran"
There hasn’T been ... a single updaTe To This siTe --- since I joined.
"This Is Not What Authoritarianism Looks Like"
America Erupts… ICE Raids Takeover The Streets
AC/DC- Riff Raff + Go Down [VH1 Uncut, July 5, 1996]
Why is Peter Schiff calling Bitcoin a ‘giant cult’ and how does this impact market sentiment?
Esso Your Butt Buddy Horseshit jacks off to that shit
"The Addled Activist Mind"
"Don’t Stop with Harvard"
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E-Rant: The Improbable “Airplane”
Post Date: 2019-08-01 05:30:37 by Deckard
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Here are some thoughts about the “airplane” that supposedly flew into the Pentagon on the day the “enemies of freedom” struck. Or did they? I grew up in the DC area – and I was there on that day. It has always bothered me that not one picture (or video) of an “airplane” flying toward the Pentagon has surfaced. Bothered me because of the improbability. As anyone who has spent even a little time in the DC area knows, the place is heavily surveilled. Security cameras everywhere; and thousands of tourists with their own cameras, too. On that day, all those tourists knew two airplanes had been flown into the Trade Center towers in NY. Every one of those ...
Your Right to Absinthe
Post Date: 2019-07-30 11:01:12 by Deckard
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Albert Maignan-La muse verte Poet succumbs to the green fairyYou can’t believe the shock. I was sitting in a living room drinking absinthe with friends, and I said in passing something like: “This is delicious but wouldn’t it be great if the original recipe with wormwood were legal again?” My friend, the economist George Selgin, said; “This has wormwood in it just like the absinthe from the old days!” I grabbed the bottle and looked at the ingredients. Sure enough, he was right! Printed right on the label was the word. Then I became worried that something terrible or wonderful was about to happen to me, that I would see green fairies, hallucinate ...
If Not Oswald, Who Killed President Kennedy and Why?
Post Date: 2019-07-24 08:38:50 by Deckard
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Presented at the 37th Annual Meeting of Doctors for Disaster Preparedness, Tucson, Arizona, July 21, 2019 I was 23 years old when President Kennedy was killed. Now, 55 years later I am most likely the only person still alive who personally knew the two physicians who figure most importantly in the case, Admiral George Burkley, Kennedy’s physician, and Dr. Malcolm Perry, the surgeon who performed a tracheotomy on him after he was shot. When I was a teenager my father and our family and Dr. Burkley and his family shared a duplex at the Newport Naval Hospital in Newport, Rhode Island, where then Capt. George Burkley, M.D. was Chief of Medicine and my father, Capt. Donald Miller, M.D. was ...
The Moon Landing Inspired Pink Floyd’s Most Overlooked Song
Post Date: 2019-07-23 11:18:33 by Deckard
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A bluesy, atmospheric piece that the band improvised live on the air during the Apollo 11 mission deserves to be more than a footnote of musical history.For seven and a half minutes on the night of July 20, 1969, Pink Floyd took thousands of BBC viewers to the moon. Of course, two men were already there: Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, the Apollo 11 astronauts who became the first human beings to set foot on the lunar surface. However, the members of Pink Floyd—David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright—weren’t using science, calculus, and technology to transport people through space on that fateful evening. They were using music, specifically an improvised ...
30 years ago, “Weird Al" Yankovic's "UHF" becomes a cult classic
Post Date: 2019-07-22 11:21:15 by Deckard
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Making the progression from music videos to movies seemed like a natural fit for “Weird Al" Yankovic. As the rise of MTV continued in the '80s, Yankovic was able to make his name with his clever parody songs and videos, such as his extended riff on Michael Jackson’s “Bad” with his own “Fat." So why not make a movie? Though Yankovic and his gleeful comic sensibilities may have felt appropriate for the big screen, the resulting effort, 1989's UHF, only ever gained a cult status.We Got It AllThat cult status, of course, wasn’t what anyone planned. Yankovic and his manager, Jay Levey, collaborated on the script for UHF, despite neither ...
Tempus Fugit
Post Date: 2019-07-19 08:36:14 by Deckard
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The other day, I found myself behind what – to me – is a relatively new and certainly modern Mustang GT from the mid-’90s wearing “antique” tags. Holy tempus fugit! Was 1994 really 25 years ago? Yup. It was. And this ’94 Mustang GT is now . . . an antique. Which means I am, too. Both of us began our careers at the dawn of the Modern Car Era. Port fuel injection was just then replacing Throttle Body Injection – which was basically an electronic carburetor – often mounted on an intake manifold the same as the ones that actually had carbs underneath them since the era of the Model T. They were “wet flow” – air and fuel ...
A Very Politically Incorrect Thought
Post Date: 2019-07-08 09:19:25 by Deckard
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Why is the Anti-Defamation League, which sees incipient Hitlerism in any expression of viewpoint critical of the policies of the Israeli government (which apparently can do no wrong, ever) or which questions the genuflection of the American government to Israel, so blind to something actually Hitlerian? Literally – as in down to the same verbiage? America is no longer a country or our nation. It is the Heimat. The “Homeland,” rendered in English. And there is a Heimatsicherheitsdeinst – a Homeland Security Department. This is what Leonard Peikoff meant when he wrote about Ominous Parallels – but that was 50 years ago. And here we are. Those not versed in the ...
Mad Magazine Is Dead
Post Date: 2019-07-05 06:04:27 by Deckard
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The comic magazine's ability to rib culture, politics, and business shaped the boomer mentality, and we should be grateful.The comics community is abuzz with the news that Mad magazine will, after two more issues, cease publication of original material and abandon newsstand distribution, becoming a reprint title available only in comic book shops (with the exception, Hollywood Reporter reports, of one special issue a year of new content).Mad began life as a comic book in 1952, the brainchild of then-obscure New York cartoonist Harvey Kurtzman, published by William Gaines' E.C. Comics. Through his work in Mad's formative years and at later humor magazines he ...
How to Trick Yourself Into Liking Classical Music
Post Date: 2019-07-04 09:31:02 by Deckard
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Only into shredding guitar solos? Obsessed with crazy flow, or sick beat drops? Turns out there’s a classical music equivalent to everything!Ah. So you’ve reached that point in your life where you suddenly need to develop a genuine and abiding appreciation of classical music? Either you need to impress someone (a sophisticated hot person, a Wagner-obsessed boss, your local cultural elite), you’ve reached the age of 55, or you’ve come to realize that the shallow, money-worn world of popular music emptied itself of all authenticity and originality long ago and is now a grotesque, ever-accelerating carousel of vapidity and barely disguised plagiarism. Don’t worry, it ...
Would the Founding Fathers Be Banned From Social Media?
Post Date: 2019-07-03 10:15:23 by Deckard
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Happenings in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave
Post Date: 2019-07-01 10:02:31 by Deckard
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There’s something happening here/ What it is ain’t exactly clear.” – Buffalo Springfield The Sunday newspaper had been left on the park bench. Its book page had lists of best-sellers, as if numbers two through ten could be the “best” along with number one. Absurdities were everywhere for the taking. On the Non-Fiction Hardcover list, numbers 3, 5, and 10 each had the word fuck in the title. The books were published by two old and respected publishing houses: Harper and Little Brown. However, something was odd, for the word fuck was spelled f*ck. These books were about hope, acceptance, and living the good life, cliché ...
Lies They Told Us: A Long History of Being Manipulated Into War
Post Date: 2019-06-24 11:43:42 by Deckard
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Before we retaliate over drone and oil tanker attacks, take a look at all the times we've been duped. “It is the assessment of the U.S. government that Iran is responsible for today’s attacks in the Gulf of Oman” Credit: @SecPompeo Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says there’s no question that Iran initiated the recent attacks on those two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman. The evidence, he says, is “indisputable” and “unmistakable.” President Donald Trump weighs in with the same degree of certainty. “Well, Iran did do it,” he told Fox News. Maybe. But our past is screaming at us: don’t buy it; you can’t trust your leaders when ...
Revealed last secret of American Pie - pop's most enigmatic song: Drugs, Elvis, murders and how a lost verse sheds new light on Don McLean's hauntingly evocative lyrics...
Post Date: 2019-06-22 04:49:47 by Deckard
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There has never been a popular song quite like it. For more than 40 years, its lyrics have been an enigma wrapped in an eight-and-a-half minute long rock 'n' roll puzzle.Argued over by generations of geeky fans, deciphered and re-deciphered by code-breaking rock nerds and considered to be poetic reflections on mid-20th century U.S. social history by even groovier academics, it's called American Pie. And this week its lyrics, hand-written in 1971 by a young folk singer called Don McLean, were sold at auction in New York for more than $1 million.That's a lot of money for 18 sheets of paper, albeit with a lost seventh verse. But, to be honest, I rather think that whoever bought ...
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Rock This Cover
Post Date: 2019-06-14 10:16:14 by Deckard
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Joan Jett - Love Is All Around (Live Letterman)Can't say I'm a huge fan of her music, but she nails this one.Best rock cover of a tv show theme song ever !
Dire Straits’ Breakthrough Debut Album @41
Post Date: 2019-06-14 09:21:36 by Deckard
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EmailCall it the solo that sold the band. Mark Knopfler had written “Sultans of Swing” on his National Steel guitar in an open tuning, but he found the result “dull” until he bought his first Stratocaster in 1977, the year he joined brother David Knopfler (rhythm guitar), John Illsley (bass) and Pick Withers (drums) in Café Racer, the London quartet that would be rechristened Dire Straits. Picking up the tempo and plugging in his red ’61 Strat, Knopfler crafted an iconic rock anthem capped by a two-part solo that was pivotal to the band’s breakthrough. The reworked version was one of five songs on the demo tape the band had submitted to MCA ...
America's rural radio stations are vanishing – and taking the country's soul with them
Post Date: 2019-06-08 00:38:02 by Deckard
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When I arrive at the radio station, Mark Lucke is standing in the doorway, looking out at the spitting, winter rain. He’s slim and stoic, with sad, almost haunted, eyes. The first thing he asks is if I’d like to see “the dungeon”. Who wouldn’t? Lucke pulls on a Steeler’s jacket and a baseball cap over brown hair that falls halfway down his back, and leads me across the five-acre yard. Out here, 90 miles east of Tucson, the desert is a long sweep of brush the color of beach sand. Lucke seems to slip through the rainy day like a ghost. The radio station, whose call letters are KHIL, has long been the daily soundtrack for this frontier town (population 3,500) that ...
On this day 200 million horses unleashed on antiChrist
Post Date: 2019-06-06 12:15:00 by interpreter
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75 years ago today (June 6, 1944), 200 million horses, prepared (manufactured) by 4 (angelic) Allies sporting red white and blue insignias, were unleashed against the anti-Christ and the third of the Earth aligned with him. It soon brought an end to the Great Tribulation known as WW II which lasted precisely 3 1/2 years as prophesied (based on the 360-day calendar used in all Bible prophecy). (See Revelation 9:13-20 and Rev. 13:1-5) Barry M
Newly Released Files Document the FBI's Participation in the Hunt for Bigfoot
Post Date: 2019-06-06 06:05:09 by Deckard
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37 (Paul Brady/Dreamstime.com) If the FBI only releases files to the public when the subject of a file has died, and the FBI is releasing its files on Bigfoot, does that mean Bigfoot is dead?Sadly, you won't find the answer to that question in the 22 pages of archival documents the FBI just released detailing its investigation of the mythical creature.What those pages do reveal, amazingly enough, is that the FBI took the hunt for Bigfoot seriously enough to test hair samples provided by an Oregon-based sasquatch enthusiast.The FBI's brief investigation into the fictitious reclusive man-beast began in August 1976, when it received a letter from Irish-born cryptozoologist Peter C. ...
'A Song For Any Struggle': Tom Petty's 'I Won't Back Down' Is An Anthem Of Resolve
Post Date: 2019-05-17 10:19:00 by Deckard
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Enlarge this image Tom Petty performs with the Heartbreakers in Belgium in 1992. This story is part of American Anthem, a yearlong series on songs that rouse, unite, celebrate and call to action. Find more at NPR.org/Anthem. Editor's note: This story includes discussions of depression, addiction and suicide. Of all his many, many hit songs, the one that Tom Petty said had the most direct and powerful impact on his fans was "I Won't Back Down." Well, I won't back downNo, I won't back downYou can stand me up at the gates of hellBut I won't back down The song was released in 1989 on Petty's solo album Full Moon Fever. The artist told interviewers that ...
Wikileaks releases unused footage of moon landing showing it was REALLY filmed in Nevada desert...
Post Date: 2019-05-16 09:35:21 by Deckard
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George Carlin Was Monitored By The FBI – Because He Joked About The Government
Post Date: 2019-05-13 09:26:08 by Deckard
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By Mayukh Saha / Truth Theory George Carlin has been considered as one of many outspoken and controversial people in entertainment, that too, in the world of comedy. But while we may like him, he might have even been an extremist, at least, in the eyes of the Government. It is significant to note that he had shown no inclination towards violence or even criminal behavior in any manner. It is actually the parts of his comic routines in which he talked about the Government that made him the subject of hard scrutiny. He delved deep into the details of corruption that plagued businesses and Government bodies. His reputation gained so much notoriety that his work was cited as an ...
Nineteen Eighty-Four Turns 70 Years Old In A World That Looks A Lot Like The Book
Post Date: 2019-05-13 09:19:18 by Deckard
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This month, George Orwell’s legendary novel Nineteen Eighty-Four turns 70 years old, and the warnings contained within the story are now more relevant than ever. Orwell’s predictions were so spot on that it almost seems like it was used as some type of accidental instruction manual for would-be tyrants. In the world of Nineteen Eighty-Four, there is an all-encompassing surveillance state that keeps a watchful eye on everyone, in search of possible rebels and points of resistance. Censorship is the norm in this world, and is so extreme that individuals can become “unpersons” who are essentially deleted from society because their ideas were considered dangerous by the ...
That First Taste of Freedom
Post Date: 2019-05-10 09:09:43 by Deckard
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Riding a bicycle has changed – and the change may account for the waning of interest in driving as well as the waxing hostility between cyclists and drivers.Cycling is mostly an adult activity now. It’ rare to see kids out riding their bicycles – especially by themselves.They used to.A bicycle was once upon-a-time a kid’s first taste of real freedom. This appetizer tended to instill a hankering for more. An expectation. An awakening.Those who grew up before the era of helicopter parenting commenced in the ’90s will remember it because they lived it. Saturday morning came and as soon as you were finished with breakfast, you bolted outside, got on your bike ...
May 4, 1970: Kent St. Deaths Inspire CSNY’s ‘Ohio’
Post Date: 2019-05-04 08:26:08 by Deckard
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Email45 RPM single sleeve for “Ohio”“Four dead in Ohio” is not the kind of lyric you’d expect to find in a hit single. Yet those words were crucial to “Ohio,” the song written by Neil Young following the horrific Kent State University massacre of May 4, 1970, in which four students were shot dead by the Ohio National Guard. Recorded by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, “Ohio” was released as a single in late June, backed with Stephen Stills’ “Find the Cost of Freedom.” On June 27 it had entered the U.S. Record World chart at #67, ultimately peaking at #13 on Aug. 1 (#14 in Billboard).Record World’s Aug. 8 “100 Top ...
The End of Cathedral Culture
Post Date: 2019-04-19 09:06:48 by IbJensen
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Shortly after the tragic sight of Notre Dame Cathedral going up in flames in Paris, as crowds watched and sang "Ave Maria," historian Victor Davis Hanson put our modern times in perspective. He told Fox News: "it's going to be very hard in our society to ever build a cathedral again, much less to repair them, because we don't believe in what they represented. And it's ironic, because we don't like the past. We are at war with the past. We tear down monuments. We don't build cathedrals. We erase names." Fox's Laura Ingraham underlined his point with a depressing quote from Rolling Stone: "Any rebuilding should be a reflection not of an old ...
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