The Whole Truth wins one
Posted On: Wednesday - August 19th 2026 6:53PM MST
In Topics: Immigration Stupidity Bible/Religion
Continued from our previous post The Whole Truth.
We've got two stories here, both taken from The Gateway Pundit. Peak Stupidity has long been frustrated by the hype and National Enquireresqe topics on that site, but proprietor Jim Hoft does do a great job reporting both personal and policy stories on the immigration invasion. I'd recalled wrong yesterday that there were two wins here, but it's one win and one uncertain decision as of today.
That looks like a good amount of acreage with the large structure (73,000 ft2), very dear, to put it in British, in a place like Nassau County (Long Island), New York. Yet a Moslem group paid only $5 million for the whole deal, a place that was a Catholic school since a century ago and then since 1972 a home for Catholic priests. The Moslems have plans to make it a 120-odd kid boarding school with a mosque. GP reports Long Island Residents Outraged Over Plans to Turn a Former Catholic Seminary Into a Muslim School for Boys With a Mosque. Yes, they're outraged because ...
Muh ZONING!!! The residents of Saxon St. in the town of Islip say this proposal violates zoning restrictions. It probably does, and one guy in the video news report below even notes that the town didn't want an old folks home there too, for the same reason... a Moslem old folks home... (ha, I kid on the last part.) I take it the Catholic priests weren't so numerous and didn't drive so much, and the school of 54 years ago and prior.
Who would I be to argue this with the residents? This excuse must be all they've got. I hasten to add in this post, that it's not always just cowardice about being honest but perhaps, knowing the diverse and/or left-wing officials they are dealing with, honesty would not result in the best policy. I don't know. I don't like the way the residents attempt to fight. A few let the cat somewhat out of the bag.
You may note the accent of the foreigner who's planning this school and mosque, one Erol Akyurek, and his plans to take over the area with a different culture. He makes it all very clear at 0:43 in: "They don't need to fraid of [sic]* nothin'. People come here like to poor pray(?) This is for our future generations, for... good for our kids." Who are these "our", Kemo-yurek?
Oh,, the White people are fighting back hard. "Many even have signs on their lawn." Now, that there's hard-core resistance!
This is just another example of what we discussed yesterday. When the zoning problem gets fixed, the Islamic school and mosque will get started. Also, because that defense is so obviously weak, the Moslem residents of Islip, like your Erol Akyurek there, can see this and will act accordingly. They will take the neighborhood over, Islippers. He was not mincing words, and he didn't even play along with the zoning game.
The old lady said "We don't want 120 High School kids living here..." Now, if she'd said "We don't want 120 Moslems living here...", that'd be different, but she wasn't gonna say that. The one younger lady did say "I think this would be atrocious for the community." That's getting to the whole truth.
(This is just a screenshot, not the video.)
That deal has not been settled as of today.
OTOH, there is happy news from Lancaster, S. Carolina, a small city to the southeast of Charlotte, NC. South Carolina County Unanimously Rejects Mosque Permit After Residents Protest: ‘Islam Is Not a Religion — It’s a Takeover’. Yeah!! Now that's the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Bravo, Lancaster residents!
It's been a stealth operation with one Arafath Mohammad’s Waxlan having bought a house in a normal neighborhood, but then it turned out he planned to demolish the house and build the 3,000 ft2 Mosque there. I hope to find the video from that tweet near the bottom of the GP page - it has both sides of the story, but the speakers from both sides have convinced me that, NO! JUST! NO!
(Same thing - just a screenshot. Sorry.)
Here's the money quote, the rest of that tweet:
One resident went viral after she declared, “This is not about a place of worship; this is not about religion; Islam is not a religion, it’s a takeover.”Who is this most excellent "one resident" in that tweet video?! Weirdly, what I like the most is that she pronounced Moslem, yes, the old Peak Stupidity way, "mah-zlim" as opposed to "moo-slim". I can only hope "one resident" from Lancaster is a reader here. She damn well should be. The man who followed did a good job, and for some reason, the council member running the show didn't get on his butt, as he had with the woman, and steer his anti-Mosque statement thusly:
She went on to read a passage from the Quran, which states, “Make war on the infidels living in your neighborhood.”
“I just want to say this is not about a place of worship. This is not about religion. Islam is not a religion; it’s a takeover. And if you’ve done any studies, if you listen to any of the news media, you will find out that that is true,” she added.
Council Chair Brian Carnes repeatedly tried to steer testimony back to land-use and infrastructure issues such as traffic and compatibility with the residential neighborhood, reminding speakers that the proceeding was quasi-judicial and could not consider religious beliefs directly.Well, if you know what's good for you and YOUR family, Brian Carnes, you might want to consider religious beliefs directly. No, no more excuses. If he's to be fair to his American townsfolk, when he runs these hearings, Lancaster Council Chair Brian Carnes ought to encourage residents to speak the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth... along with a little excess ranting - that's always a plus.
You know we don't end up in this high a note most of the time, so we'll bring up one small point because we must. One thing that may have helped out these residents of Lancaster, South Carolina is "Muh Indian Land". That can be an ace in the hole, what with the old graveyards that Indian ghosts may dance out of on summer nights, but it wasn't one the residents at the hearing pulled out - they just pulled the wild whole truth card.
We need to see more of this. Take note, Americans. This is #WINNING, finally.
* Kinda had to do the [sic] thing here, as many typos as we have that aren't transcriptions of Moslem invaders.
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The Whole Truth
Posted On: Tuesday - August 18th 2026 7:29PM MST
In Topics: Immigration Stupidity Female Stupidity
From the title, the reader may thing this post is about legal/court matters, but it's not. This post is about people around the world who are trying to resist the Population Replacement Program being being afraid to tell the whole truth. (I'm not sure this one requires the "nothing but the truth" part.) We'll explain the what - the whole rather than the partial truth, the how, and the why.
That's not Chicago, neither the band nor the city. It's Dearbornistan, Michigan, still the headquarters of Ford Motor Company, but now one of the centers of Islam in America. Moslems comprise about 45 thousand of the 110,000 residents.
Oh, wait, but the 5 times daily ululating Moslem calls to prayer are not disturbing to the Christians or anyone else in Dearbornistan. Snopes fact-checked this!
When mass immigration stupidity - legal or illegal - was confined to a few special places, the Chinatowns of NYC and San Francisco, the Cuban area of Miami, a large portion of southern California, Dearbornistan as mentioned, well, one could just not live in these foreign countries within ours. It was annoying but easy to handle. It's not like that now. Strange foreigners are being purposely imported en masse to formerly White, at least American towns and cities all over. Just one example that was made famous by Donald Trump and some cats and dogs was Springfield, Ohio - see Targeted Cultural Destruction and a deep dive into Tragic Dirt. The mass destruction via Somalians, Haitians, and other Africans is pretty recent.
Some of these "folks" have lived in America awhile and are spreading around. (Of course, until Trump's efforts, they've been importing their kinfolk too on all manner of visas like all the rest.) Large communities of Moslems are no longer confined to a few areas.
It might come as a surprise for Americans to learn of a Mosque or Islamic school being planned nearby in their small town, or maybe not. We reported on the story of a town in Alabama, a suburb, really, of Birmingham, in our post Better Hooverville than Hooverstan. That one had a happy ending.... BUT... it wasn't pleasing to me.
The problem was that the whole truth was not told by the population petitioning for the denial of the permit for this school. It was the traffic! See, there'd be too much traffic if the Moslem school was built there! (Put it somewhere else.)
Nah. In the post I embedded a map and talked about the traffic. The traffic wasn't going to be a problem. Even it were going to be, that's NOT why the school shouldn't be built. I broached this topic in that post, while I also mentioned a couple of old posts having nothing to do with immigration but with black dysfunction instead - It's a Beautiful Day in the Leafy Neighborhood. and It's another beautiful day in the leafy neighborhood ...
Regarding any such mass influxes of foreigners, traffic, the noise, maybe housing prices from an influx of more of these people, or, they have not been vetted, all that may be some truth. It's not the whole truth.
The whole truth is: We don't want these Moslems in our American towns! Why don't we as Americans bring up the whole truth at the meetings?
Let's head overseas in our minds to those protests against mass immigration and cultural destruction in the UK/Ireland. Peak Stupidity was heartened to see the many videos, but we still had this to say: Irish Rioters - Cheerful videos but, please, "It's NOT the vetting, stupid.". I would think once you'd gotten your courage up and made the effort to get out into the streets, yelling through a bullhorn, chanting, holding up the nearly-banned old flags, and maybe setting a couple of small fires, you'd be emboldened to tell the whole truth. I didn't see enough of that.
Most of the complaints were:
1) Not enough vetting!
2) They're using up the welfare money meant for us.
3) There's two-tier justice.
These are all pieces of truth but not the whole truth. The problem with bringing up the traffic congestion in Hoover, Alabama or these 3 legitimate concerns in the UK is two-fold:
A) What if these problems get fixed? "OK, we've got the new Islamo-bypass road planned, with an exit right to the school. The school is now approved. Thank you for your attention to this matter."
For the UK: (1) "We've got men working in shifts vetting Somalians and Haitians starting from the elementary schooling in the old country." (2) "Taxes will be raised so you all can get the same welfare money as our newcomer migrants." (3) We'll go ahead and prohibit complaints about the two-tiered justice. Splendid!" I jest a bit here, but the point is that they'll find a way to mollify those who bring up only parts of the truth so that they won't get called nasty words.
B) This shows weakness. You will lose in the long run this way. Even if the traffic doesn't get fixed, once there are 2 Moslems, 1 cucked White man afraid of the 2 Moslems, and 3 women on the 11-member city council, that'll be all she wrote. Use of unnecessary violence in the implementation of Sharia Law... has been approved!*
I asked above why we don't bring that up at the meetings**? I got into this way, way back, in Nice Church ladies destroy Lewiston, Maine, explaining how this sort of thing starts small:
The poor bastards who’ve got to live with the huge change to their quality of life and culture for now on (with always a downward trend), know right away it's gonna be a bad thing, and may go to those initial town hall meetings "conversations":I will update this with my newest thoughts on how the respectable compassionate ladies will act at these things.
“We’re just bringing in downtrodden families, plus maybe a couple of poor teenagers, from Somalia. I hope there are no racist xenophobes here. If so, it’s only 15 asylum-seekers to our town of 30 thousand – how can you be so mean and nasty to object?!” Well, nobody objects. Nobody in town wants to have everyone else there look at him like that nasty foul-mouthed bad guy that isn’t compassionate enough to provide a “room at the inn”.*
At the next asylum-seeker meeting for another 20 asylum-seekers, its just the same, except you won’t even find 1/2 the people there from town to show up to object, as they can imagine how embarrassing it would be. This goes on for years, and people have kids. People find it easier to move to a different town than to say anything. You’d think that’d be silly… but no, it's pretty much all that's left to do.
"I just don't want Moslems to be here, period. It's gonna change our whole way of life. If we'd wanted to live in Pakistan, we'd have moved to Pakistan." (That's the way I'd put it, anyway.)
"GASP. Well, I've never heard such racist evil hate out of anyone! Sir, honestly, you're pretty creepy, and it's making me feel uncomfortable."
So, you creep on out the room, as they don't want to hear it, and they won't understand the problem until they have masses of migrants raping their daughters and jumping into their bedrooms at night. During the meetings, that woman could only imagine so far as that creepy racist guy who told the whole truth, making her very uncomfortable, not this sort of thing:
(I know, they talk fast, and they hold their phones wrong.)
She's a little more than uncomfortable... I'd call it terrified and justifiably hysterical. Hmmmm, one wonders what this young lady would have had to say about one of those creepy guys bringing up racist remarks back at the community meetings for Moroccan migrant schools or something. But, that was then. The women are demanding action, NOW.
Back to the homeland and these frequent community battles over Mosques or Moslem schools, as far as things have advanced, I think these same women today might know to kinda shut up now and let people say whatever they've got for an excuse to block the efforts. They really don't want their daughters to end up wearing burkas. What if I go up there during my 2 minutes, say nothing about traffic congestion, but instead say: I don't like these people. I don't want the school here, I don't want them in my home town, and I want them out of the damn country!? Would I still get called a racist creepy guy, or would the women and cucked men stand down? The whole truth must come out, or we're not living long like this.
Ha, I realized how much of this I have explained in those previous posts about half way in, but the main point of writing this was to get to some recent good news on the matter - that'll have to come tomorrow.
* Obscure but memorable Blues Brothers reference.
** I exclude myself, as I did bring up the possible black problem in that zoom meeting described in the posts on the leafy neighborhood. I haven't had the opportunity to do this regarding plans for an immigrant invasion in my town, and I hope I never have to. If so, I'll be there at the meeting - with the truth. I don't need to fit in with the neighborhood ladies who are lucky to be only concerned with "MOAR 4-way stop signs!"
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One Maotai, one scotch, and one beer.
Posted On: Saturday - August 15th 2026 6:54PM MST
In Topics: Music Humor China Big-Biz Stupidity
I suppose this will end as Female stupidity week combined with China week. This combines the latter not really with the former, but the subject is a Chinese woman at least.
Peak Stupidity has written a whole bunch about China. We don't pretend to be experts, but your chief blogger has been to the Middle Kingdom either 11 or an even dozen times, and I feel myself somewhat more qualified to comment on the place than some rando website operator who watches youtube videos of young White girls discussing the place.
I've written about social problems there in a couple of posts 1 1/2 years ago: Back to China: All that glitter. and Back to China: That glitter? It ain't all gold. I said I wouldn't get into economics then, but now, I can tell you there's a big unemployment problem in China. That comes both from my reading and (more importantly) from personal contacts within the place. Here's one.
This middle-aged single Mom with one grown up kid has been employed in numerous jobs in/around the same big city. Hell, they're ALL big cities. For the last decade or more she's been an HR lady at various companies. Yeah, she's one of THOSE people, but I hasten to add that this is not the age of the attached Communist cadres, as during Mao's time or 21st century America. I imagine she did the actual necessary work regarding pay and such.
Speaking of pay, well, she's unemployed again now because the last company she worked went totally bankrupt. Yet, they owed her 20,000 yuan - about $3,000 in back pay. This company had produced liquor though, and there was still plenty of inventory left. So, to be fair, they paid her back wages in hard liquor. Her apartment is full of liquor bottles. I don't think she even drinks! Maybe she will start.
Now, this is amusing and demonstrates one of the things I like about China. These company people didn't feel the need to go all cover-your-ass legal-eagle. Giving their former employee her back pay in the form of liquor shows some caring and some thinking outside the
Our Chinese friends have their social problems too, but they don't play the White man's blues to make it better. We've featured this song way back once already. It's time for George Thorogood (and his Delaware Destroyers) to tell us about his own unemployment woes and explain his solution.
Have a happy Sunday, Peakers. Thanks for reading, writing, or at least listening.
* More on the HR ladies here - - here and here.
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Money exchanger for the Chinese UnBanked
Posted On: Friday - August 14th 2026 7:41PM MST
In Topics: Immigration Stupidity China Legal Stupidity
I don't know if you can call Peak Stupidity's writings on the details of Chinese illegal immigration a scoop. That's an old newsman's term. In the modern world, it's often hard to find out who really comes up with a story first. This is the closest thing to a scoop that we've written about.. We know the people with the inside information.
Our interest in the Chinese illegal alien racket started at least by Summer of '17, the year we wrote "(let me tell ya') It's More Fun, Bein' An Illegal Alien.". (43 y/o Genesis song referenced.) We started with some back-o-the-envelope speculation there:
The number of illegal Chinese residents may be much more of a surprise to Americans. If you don't live in a medium or large size city (IN the city that is, not the 'burbs") you may not know, as Chinese people LUV the city, as described here. You won't find out easily without being with someone who knows the language, but much of the help at the myriad of Chinese restaurants in medium and even smaller towns are illegal Chinese people. Add in the massive amounts of people in the Chinatowns of NYC and the west coast cities, and just simple estimates can get one over 2,000,000. I will admit that is just a 1/2 order-of-magnitude guess - let's say 1 - 3 million. No, most do not cross over from Mexico, Canada, or ride in shipping containers. Most come via some type of visa, but overstay forever. The US does not have any good system being used to track exits, as THEY DON'T WANT TO DO IT, or the elites DON'T WANT THEM TO!
Then, we had personal accounts in our '18 post The China to King Buffet pipeline.
This brings up places like the King Buffet, China Wok, Canton Garden, Red Dragon, Red Lotus, Red Guard Cafe (hold on, wait!), etc. The Peak Stupidity blog does not do "scoops" per se, as we don't have Woodward and Bernstein on the staff [we fired those 2 Commies years ago - Editor].As I wrote, it makes no sense to think that some goings-on that are not particularly locally specific don't happen everywhere else. We don't live right on the US border or in some special illegal alien drop-off point. One CAN extrapolate, and we did.
This is as close as we can get, as we have two sources, one Chinese and one American, that have made it clear that just about all the waiters and waitresses at the Chinese buffets in our area are illegal aliens. There is no reason that wouldn't be the case all over this country, as we are not special here.
Staff at these restaurants have talked in Chinese to my source, and though not discussing the whole process by which they arrived in this area, made it clear enough just from the chat. The American source is in the know, due to a friendship with the owner of one of the biggest of these places, with my estimate being 30 or so wait staff. The owner has described how these employees are arranged to come a couple of days bus ride from Newark, New Jersey. He described the plain white charter-type buses, and how these people are shuffled around over great distances to other "gigs" before ... what next? ...but it's borne out by personal stories from both illegal aliens and the restaurant owners.
In a follow-up, after time spent at a NYC Ramen noodle restaurant (it's a little better than the 17¢ packages I'd get during college), I had learned and read about some even more specific information on where so many of these Chinese illegal aliens come from. It also backed up my previous posts. I knew it! The Fuzhounese, the Chinese buffets, and the America Changle Association.
Here's another update with a different aspect of this story, the MONEY. The Chinese guy in this story is someone I've only talked to 3 or 4 times. Let's call him Mr. He. A good friend knows him better. He and his family of 5 came from China, where he was a lawyer, to California a few years back and then moved to our State. How exactly He makes the money to support the family while the whole family is just going to school is something we've wondered about.
Last time I talked to him He mentioned something about the Chinese restaurants, and I brought up the illegal alien labor. Mr. He, of course, knows all about it, but, in addition, He told me he helps these waiters/waitresses, cooks and busboys convert their US dollars to Chinese Yuan for sending back to China.
Because
The question I had for He is how does he not pay a big currency exchange fee? Does he pay a very low fee due to changing lots of money? He explained this, and it was only partially his Chinese accent that made it hard for me to get it. I might never know. I suppose he's got this business due to these Chinese illegals being "unbanked"*, as the bleeding hearts worry about. Yet, they could "wire" their own money to China with a fee, so the lack of an exchange fee is part of this deal somehow.
The Chinese people are a much more organized lot than the Hispanics, and that holds for coming to America illegally and living here illegally too. Remember the white charter buses out of Newark, New Jersey. They've got a system. Mr. He is part of it. He, BTW, is just one of the millions of Chinese people here on non-immigrant visas who will stay here for good one way or another.** Whether it's an unending serious of student and/or work visas (for what, we still don't know) or just staying and serving the unbanked, I'd put a lot of money on this... in dollars or yuan.
Therefore, if Trump & Co. ever exact large remittance fees on money "wired" to Latin America and overseas - mostly by illegal aliens - the Hispanics may put up with it. "Aye, Carumba!" The Chinese will find a way to get around it. The Indians will probably hack the system and screw it all up for everybody.
PS: About those currency exchange fees. Before we went to Chile some years ago, I asked a teller at my bank what the charges were for exchanging dollars for Chilean Pesos. "12 dollars", she told me. Excellent, well I figured we'd get a bunch of cash for the trip.
Another day though, as I checked to make sure which day's spot price we'd use or something she told me "Oh, the spot price plus 7%." Uhhh, lady, then it doesn't cost twelve bucks. Is not that 7% a part of the cost? Nah, forget it!
* Being unbanked is not always a bad thing. We call it part of being "off the grid".
** He really enjoys taking selfies of him and his visiting family with my friend's guns, lots of guns. I suppose that is good publicity for us, at least.
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Heidi Beirich: Piercing the Corporate Whale
Posted On: Thursday - August 13th 2026 10:21AM MST
In Topics: Humor Trump US Feral Government ctrl-left Legal Stupidity
Yea!! Finally, we see ONE arrest of the enemy. After a year and a half of a justifiably vindictive Trump-47, we've got ONE, a big White one.
We said good riddance to Pam Blondie 4 months back, and Todd Blanch has been Acting Attorney General until this week when he was confirmed. I would think he would have ACTED, Attorney General-wise, to make more arrests by now, but this is a start.
The story, from the NY Post, that has Peak Stupidity excited is Ex-Southern Poverty Law Center CFO charged in brazen scheme to secretly pay $1.2M to white supremacist groups. This probably only happened at all due to one of our ctrl-left enemies having slept through an alarm and failed to hire a California judge in time to stop it. Heidi Beirich was arrested and appeared in court.
“There is a new indictment that includes the former CFO of SPLC,” Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed at an unrelated news conference at DOJ headquarters, adding that there had been “an arrest made,” though Beirich’s attorney said she appeared voluntarily in court.Now, this is somewhat akin to violent Prohibition-era gangster Al Copone being hauled in for not paying his income taxes. That's not really what the public was worried about, but it was an excuse that put him away. In this case, the $PLC has been dubbing any pro-White, or at least not anti-, organization a "hate group" but found to be funding people within these "hate groups" with their donor's money... to gin up more hate I guess. It wasn't personal but strickly business.
Well, it was a LITTLE personal, actually. Informant "F-9", who broke into the West Virginia based National Alliance to steal boxes of documents* for Miss Beirich to use in her Hatewatch blog, was paid $1.2 milion of $PLC donor money over the years, and guess what? He was doin' her! F-9 was doing Hiedi Beirich - I'm guessing that's what the $1.2 million was for - the spying was gratis.
Some of that funding went toward costs for the wood and fuel required for cross-burnings, publishing racist pamphlets or extremist literature and other work to maintain the SPLC’s network of “field sources.”Wood and fuel expenses, haha! Seriously, you should be able to write off wood and fuel expenses.
In fairness to the other side, here's a comment from the National Alliance:
“I knew it was that fat, ugly hog Heidi Beirich,” National Alliance chairman William White Williams, 78, previously told The Post from his home in east Tennessee, confirming the indictment’s descriptions.William White Williams is the perfect name for a pro-White man in east Tennessee. What is really funny is this part:"... confirming the indictment's descriptions". Heh! That was a clever insertion, Post writer Josh Christenson. Hey, hey, let's be nice. Don't be hateful.
The blog now yields to the defense:
“Dr. Beirich is innocent, and this case is without merit,” her attorney, Proctor, said in a statement. “We believe the charges against her and the SPLC are politically motivated, and Dr. Beirich has been targeted in this case because of the important work she has done to combat hate groups and extremists.”This woman's whole life is politically motivated.. and hatefully so.
[Sir! Sit down, Sir! You're out of order!]
Beirich, who joined the SPLC in 1999, is the first employee of the Alabama-based nonprofit to have been named as a participant in the wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering conspiracy.Yeah, it's as with Al Capone. The real crime perpetrated by her outfit, destruction of American society, has not been addressed. It IS true that the Trump administration has changed US Gov't policy such that agencies are no longer to treat the $PLC, ADL, and others as the go-to sources for guidance on whom we all should hate on.
[I'm out of order? You're out of order! This whole country's out of order!]
That was a small win. This is bigger one. I wouldn't bet a dollar on Heidi Beirich ever spending a day in jail, but this arrest and indictment is a start. Hopefully, Tood Blanche is, to quote another old move with legal scenes, "just getting started."
PS: This post's title comes from the President of a club that once had me as a member. He was German. He discussed some rules changes made in the by-laws so that, in case of an accident, nobody would be able to "pierce the corporate whale". There were laughs all around, and this phrase is in use to this day.
* Who do you know that still has "documents" in this paperless world of ours? He should have just broke through the portal - it'd have saved on travel costs.
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South Carolina GOP post-Grahmnesty US Senate Primary Results
Posted On: Wednesday - August 12th 2026 5:38PM MST
In Topics: Elections '16 - '26
See also our previous posts Primary v General Elections - - Trump meddling in South Carolina's Business - - Mark Lynch for (R-SC) US Senator - - Being Lindsey Grahmnesty: S. Carolina US Senate Candidates - Mark Lynch Rocks!.
That was that for South Carolina businessman and primary candidate Mark Lynch. That's the bad news. He's out, along with 3 other serious candidates - no others got even 1% of the ~ 335,000 votes cast in yesterday's SC Special GOP Primary election.
335,000 out of a State with a population of 5.6 million, or 6% might seem a poor turnout. The idea is for this to have been an election by the GOP voters, so of a smaller set. However, most people don't understand how important this one is - there are only 100 Senators, and the winner here is very likely to be one of them, and it's yet another Tuesday to go find the polling place. We'll note how many come out in 2 more weeks and compare.
Could a good number of D's have come out? Only a signed attestation that one was not a Democrat who'd voted in the Primary already was holding anyone back, and people will lie. What would be the point though? How would one sabotage this, by voting for Darline or against Darline. Who would one vote for to be against her or to screw the results?
Peak Stupidity first endorsed Mark Lynch due to his having come in 2nd behind Lindsey Grahmnesty (we can't help it) the first time around. I guess that means nothing, the more I thought about it. Other possible candidates would have refrained from wasting their donors' money against a near sure thing. They've got thousands of signs to pay for every 2 years. Two in the results above (and that debate) are active US Congressmen and one (Mark Sanford) is a former Rep. Mark Lynch, OTOH, has never been in office. Same with Darline, come to think of it, but... Trump.
These results are a disappointment for me, as last week (see our post), we saw from a small debate that Mr. Lynch was by far the only non-talking-points spouting standard politician. Alas, that's not what the people wanted. More likely too, they didn't watch any of that but just picked the guy they'd heard of most.
The good news is that there will be a run-off. Darline Graham got a fairly close plurality but not a majority. I like the system South Carolina has with the run-offs for any results with no candidate getting a majority of votes.
The bad news again is that the runner-up who will face her in 2 weeks is the worst of the other four. Earlier today, I spent 20 minutes checking out US SC-5th District Congressman Ralph Norman's voting record. It's haphazard and meaningless. He stands for nothing, as far as I see. He resembles, well, I might as well paste n a list of 75 other Senators that he resembles.
We don't care so much now. I still hope Ralph Norman beats Darline Graham in 2 weeks (minus a day), even if it's just for the result that Trump doesn't get what he wants. What he wants is stupid for South Carolina. Still the little bit left of good news is that, if 2/3 of the voters voted against Darline, wouldn't it be close to that with the one guy against her? That'd be an interesting question to ponder, but maybe I should ponder it 2 weeks from now.)
PS: I wonder how many sick days from her SC government jobs Darline Graham has used up so far in the campaign.
PPS: Spellcheck doesn't like "Darline". I saw your comment, Mr. Smith, and I also wrote before (somewhere, maybe not here) that Lindsey taught her to spell her name that way after it had been "Darlene". Who knows why?
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Sex in Sports: The Men's WNBA
Posted On: Tuesday - August 11th 2026 6:18PM MST
In Topics: Genderbenders Feminism Female Stupidity Bread and Circuses
Continued from The Women's NBA. I changed the two titles slightly so this one wouldn't be ghey.
The political interest in the WNBA has to do with the Genderbender "Trannie" nonsense. Player Sophie Cunningham, the hot one*, is against there being ex-men in women's sports, or at least the Womens National Basketball Association in which she plays.
That question, as if it ever should have needed to be asked, has been a big one in national politics. At the local level, Peak Stupidity mentioned a humorous story of ex-man participation in Minnesota sports by 6 ft. tall formerly Charlie Dean (I'd have guessed Marion) Rothenberger. He pitched a 6-0 shutout to help his team win the girl's softball championship - you go, ex-man! Peak Stupidity had two points to make in our post on the story, A big softball in the fight against stupidity.
1) The "softball" is that, though this was not an intentional trolling job, Mr. Rothenberger pissed off enough softball girls, parents, and fans, with his great pitching, that it likely set back the movement against your Tampon Timmahs and such.
2) There's no reason for the Federal Gov't or even ANY government to be involved in this stupidity. From our post:
Can Americans ever realize that not every single facet of life must be decided by government? It's bad enough so many things are. Unlike vaccines (at times), girls softball is not mandatory. You don't have to let, or even make, your girls play in this league and put up with this genderbender stupidity. These girls in the Minnesota High School league aren't making a living at it.The current Genderbender story involves WNBA basketball. Sophie Cunningham put the common-sense thoughts that men are better than women in sports AND men can't just up and become women to words. Ooooh, big fow paw there, Sophie. Nobody in the league wanted to hear that out loud.
Sickening. [From the story linked-to]
Well, yeah it is, but what's really sickening is that you people feel so helpless about this and won't DO ANYTHING. Don't complain about the judges and legislators. Don't go asking for Trump for help. (He has helped, though it's not really his business, and he'll probably TACO out of this one too.)
This is really easy, like hitting a slow-pitch softball sailing right over the plate. Quit en masse. Play your games at another ballpark in town. Take your balls and go home. (Pun not intended and hopefully not applicable!)
See there are two groups of Commies and weirdos that are crashing here in the intersection of Feminism and Genderbending, respectively. "Intersectionality" is the term used a lot to describe this clash of stupidities. In this case it's an intersection with no
The Feminists are insistent that women can do anything men can do and BETTER. So, rules not withstanding, it shouldn't be a problem for the women if some WNBA team wants to draft and play a couple of men. I mean, if their stupid asses want to lose like that, let 'em. The Genderbenders are insistent that these ex-men are just that, no longer men. If they are woman, they should be just as good or better than men. You'd want them on your own team, and the rules obviously allow women on the court.
The truth is, of course... not... at all like this. The girls on the court, the coaches, the fans, EVERYBODY, knows it's silly BS. But, this is both of these groups' stories, and they're stickin to 'em. At least one coach, Stephanie White of the Indiana Fevers***, is stickin' to it, under pressure of trolls, that is, a few former decent basketball playing men. She's between a rock and hardplace, declare "bullshit" or keep on bluffing until The Fevers loses a game in a 100-0 shutout. Home court fans don't take too kindly to shutouts in basketball.
What can Ms White say? Well, this:
“I don’t ever believe that exclusion is an answer,” White said, deviating from Cunningham’s stance. “I just don’t. I do think, you know, when we think about various levels of sport, various governing bodies of sport and things that go into that, like I said, I’m not— I’m not educated enough at the different levels. I know growing up I played with the boys all the time. There weren’t girl sports.Oh, I bet you did. "Not educated enough." and "Exclusion is not the answer." That's not a decision. Will she let ex-men play on the team or not?
This guy, one Royce White, played basketball at one point - I really don't know or care to keep up. He's decided to try out of the WNBA. I enjoyed this video of him below. Not only is it a great trolling job, calling the bluff of Stephanie White, but he tossed out some great MAGA comments at the end.
I came upon Royce White's video on The Gateway Pundit with Former NBA Player Royce White Throws on a Wig and Embraces His “Feminine Era” Ahead of 2027 WNBA Draft Bid. Uhhh, "auru", maybe, Jim Hoft? I'm not sure about that from the guy's quote.
Oh, he's a GOP US Senate candidate for Minnesota. I'm sure he'll go far with that... better keep this day job.
The 6-foot-8, 35-year-old is now testing out a blonde wig and declaring he’s entered his “feminine era” as he prepares for the 2027 WNBA Draft.There's the day job that might pay handsomely. It's probably all for the fame, campaign, and the money, but either way, nice job, Mr. White. (Hey, there were 2 "Whites" in this whole silly story but no White men involved. Ain't that America?)
“As I stated a few days ago, I am declaring for the 2027 WNBA Draft,” said former NBA player and current Republican Senate candidate in Minnesota, Royce White.
“I identify as a sometimes identifying transgender woman! My wig is in the mail,” he said.
Royce White said he will pursue legal action if the WNBA denies his bid.
* There'll be no doubt for you once you check out the link in Alarmist's first comment under the last post.
** I didn't note it, but all 5 of the South Carolina Grahamnesty-replacement candidates mentioned they were against ex-men participation. Those election results are coming out tonight, BTW. I'll check it out.
*** ... looking every bit as one would expect a WNBA coach to look.
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Sex in Sports: The Women's NBA
Posted On: Tuesday - August 11th 2026 11:24AM MST
In Topics: Feminism Female Stupidity Bread and Circuses
No, but, wait... I don't associate the WNBA with anything sexy. I have neither seen a WNBA game nor seen even more than a 20 second clip of this small sector of the Sportsball "industry" that is a big part of America's Bread & Circuses. I would have no knowledge of anyone who plays in the WNBA, coaches in the WNBA, serves GatorAid™ in the WNBA, or writes about the WNBA, were it not for headlines on my go-to websites over the last couple of years.
I mean, men's basketball is Black! enough to be my least favorite sportsball choice were I to watch any of it. Whether or not to watch big aggressive black women play basketball was an easy call.
However, Americans generally like their sportsball - sometimes it's the subject for about the only small talk one can make, what with the weather being too political now. (See our old post Is sportsball rivalry splitting homes and relationships?* along with Part 1 and Part 2 of What's the matter with Sportsball?)
If you're gonna watch sports, it's natural to want to watch the very best of the players. That's what play-offs, "March Madness", the Superbowl, and so on, are all about. Who would want to watch the women? Their parents would
The news headlines about this Caitlin and now this Sophie have, at least temporarily, spurred some interest by Americans, even me, in the WNBA. It's political interest, though, not interest in the team standings or whose had the most rebounds, or who's dating whom.
Caitlin Clarke is apparently one of the very best players in the league, but the generally black teams, even her own, don't take kindly to some White non-lesbian horning in on their sports niche(s). They don't like the attention she's been getting as a White girl especially, even if it does bring in 10 x the attention and money into the league. (It's that crabs in a bucket thing.) So, they poke her in the eyes, clothesline her, "accidentally" knock her down hard.
It's bad enough for them that the White girl's getting all this attention, but worse, she's not even a lesbian... or it's bad enough for them that a straight girl's getting all this attention, but worse, she's White! Which way is the big problem for the WNBA players has been argued. One Ann Barnhardt, a serious Catholic blogger of some note**, seems pretty sure it's the former - priDEMONth: Let’s cut the crap – WNBA star Caitlin Clark isn’t being regularly assaulted on the court because she’s white; she’s being physically assaulted because she’s HETEROSEXUAL. I took Miss Barnhardt's word for this until I kept seeing headlines all over about "Caitlin's new partner". Are we talking a different Caitlin, the news gal or that guy Bruce, cause the Caitlins are proliferating? (How about we get back to Sallies, Sandras, and Susies? Now that'd be retro!)
What #7 is REALLY concerned about is hair. Hers is fake. Sophie's is real.
Whatever, but now there's a new and cuter White and straight WNBA player in the headlines, one Sophie Cunningham. Yes, she looks pretty nice. What brought her into the headlines was her reactionary stance about the admission of ex-men (h/t, Steve Sailer) into the National Women's Basketball League. We'll get to that particular political gentlewomen's disagreement in the next post, as we'll just note here that this is another White girl gathering attention away from all other players that nobody cares about. (Yes, right, we said it already, the parents and girlfriends.)
The stories of Caitlin and Sophie will die down - Caitlin may get "fatigued" and start a family, and Sophie's choice will likely prevail regarding the ex-men. Then, it'll be business as usual - nobody cares. It's simple why this is the case. Most women are not big sports fans like the guys are. Then, the guys want to watch the BEST players of a sport... EXCEPT, if the women are hot. It's just the game, but tall, muscular, aggressive women, as required by competitive basketball, are not hot.
A lot of men watch women's beach volleyball, at least, so the feminists and women sportball players ought to support this kind of thing...
... and women's pole vaulting. I mean, all jokes aside about women pole vaulters, the men are best at it, as with almost all sports. Why do we watch? Why do the youtube videos of rando young women sprinters and gymnasts get so many views?
(That was THE best "I don't know" ever in 12" diagonal screen B&W cinematic history! The rest of the clip is pretty good too - goes waaaaay back though.)
We don't even care who of these girls wins these 100 yard dashes or what country they hail from. (I am kinda partial to France right now...)
How can a woman get attention in those long baggy shorts and tank tops, when young women sprinters must wear what are basically bikinis nowadays. (Apparently, you can go a LOT faster.) I had a difficult time getting images of "women sprinters in the blocks from behind."
It's to the point where I read*** that youtube is censoring these very popular videos that I used to shamefully view on occasion. I mean, it would keep feeding me new ones, so ... Now, why in the world would youtube want to give up money and ban these? See the Family Ties answer above, or else, I guess Feminism beats profits.
I was able to find the following anyway. This one is a learning video, Female Sprinters Physique explained. Just mute it. We don't need an explanation.
"Sprinting is a great little sport there, if you're looking for a slim body for sure." It's in Australian, but I was able to translate.
If any of you Peak Stupidity readers are offended by this video please chime in. Do please copy a link to your favorite WNBA plays. We'll get to it.... next century.
* Interestingly, the image on top of that nearly 9 y/o post uses the meme of "I don't always drink..." etc. I hadn't known it (the commercials, I guess) were that old.
** Late Lindsey Grahamnesty detractors and American Islam non-acolytes may enjoy the video in Peak Stupidity's old post #123.
*** I've got no link and might not have an easy time searching, but I did read something about this either on youtube itself or elsewhere.
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From the "Grass is Always Greener" files
Posted On: Monday - August 10th 2026 8:37AM MST
In Topics: Genderbenders General Stupidity Immigration Stupidity Lefty MegaStupidity
The Gateway Pundit has kept us up on these "Grass is Greener on the other side of the
"I’m a scholar of the far right who has fled the United States to Canada, and I need help. The situation in Canada is absolutely dire for Americans who don’t know. The housing crisis here is worse than in the United States."Immigration enforcement! It's not just the evil Americans doing this.
"I lived in LA for six years, and I have not faced rent as bad as it is here. When my partner, our cat, and our dog fled the United States, we headed north with the goal of being close to where our families are located, which is on the West Coast."
"So we are now in British Columbia. More specifically, we are along the Sea-to-Sky Highway in the Greater Vancouver area. We are attempting to find housing on the western side of this region. My partner and I are here on a visitor visa, which allows a possible six-month stay for Americans. However, while you’re here on a visitor visa, you can’t work."
The GP also kept us up on another refugee from America, one who requested asylum in The Netherlands, also, cause, Trump. This one is an ex-man (h/t, Steve Sailer) who fled the alleged persecution of weirdos like himself. This now Jane-Michelle Arc - clever, that's like Jane of Arc - likely changed his name from John Michael Arc. I see breasts on him, but, nonetheless, it's a man, baby!
Mr. Arc complained about his Dutch accomodations a month ago. It seems the Dutch authorities have been able to keep their sense of humor amongst the PRP madness in their own land by giving this guy refuge in a town called Ter Apel. How much havoc can one weirdo tranny do in a nice little town? He should not be persecuted by the tolerant Dutch people, but:
The Dutch town of Ter Apel has a population of just 10,000 and was just sabotaged by its own government.In that month ago GP post, Mr. Arc sounded kind of worried:
Over 2,200 asylum seekers were dumped on this town, most of them young, Muslim men. The center used to house asylum seekers tops out at 2,000, so, according to local news reports, “between 40 and 100 asylum seekers have spent their days outside the centre.”
“It’s scary. It’s legitimately scary. I decided that my mental health is degrading so substantially, being here, that I just need to get out,” the dude in a dress said. “The situation I have in the U.S. as a trans person — not good, right? — but here I will be hurt or killed.”Not good in the U.S.? Yeah, nobody likes to be made fun of, even if he (OR SHE!) deserves it. Yeah, but these Moslems have less tolerance for anybody unlike themselves, most especially weirdos like Mr. Arc, than do Western peoples, that tolerance lately being very much to the detriment of the latter.
There's been an update to the story of Dutch Asylee, Jane de Arc. Trans American Who Fled “Trump’s America” for European Asylum Camp Admits It Was “the Dumbest Thing I’ve Ever Done” — Returns Home After Facing Real Danger from Muslim Migrants. That's really unfortunate for us, but the Dutch take this immigration stuff seriously. I mean, what an ingrate, right?!
After failing to win asylum, Dutch authorities treat the United States as a safe country of origin and have rejected similar American claims, Arc returned to California last month.Oh, so he was never actually granted asylum then. I'm not sure why the Dutch immigration authorities don't get serious with their Moslem asylum candidates too. (NO! Don't send them here!)
True to form, she quickly resumed complaining: America is “really, really loud and overwhelming” and “everything is so expensive.”Open hostility? If we did some of that open hostility, could we get him to leave again? I hear Uganda is nice this time of year.
San Francisco groceries, she noted, make Dutch prices look reasonable. She still claimed “transphobia is quite overt” back home, yet conceded the U.S. felt more comfortable than the camp full of migrants from cultures that often view transgender ideology with open hostility, according to The New York Post.
People like "Jane-Michelle Arc" aren't just wrong about the grass on the other side of borders. When things get real, their complaints will amount to nothing. They don't want to know, but the grass is not greener on the other side of history for them either.
PS: Jim Hoft, proprietor of The Gateway Pundit used "she" or just wrote "Arc" for this ex-man. I don't know if Mr. Hoft is a bit woke, not paying attention, or just thinks his writing is more clear this way.
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Guns & Roses Muzak, Slim Whitman, Martians, and The Breeders
Posted On: Saturday - August 8th 2026 6:31PM MST
In Topics: Music Humor
I don't know if the term "Muzak" is used so much anymore, or Muzak itself, for that matter. There is hold music, of course. Muzak was a brand name*, from back in 1954, though the type of music, instrumental versions of pop music for background music in stores, etc., has apparently been around since 20 years earlier than that.
A generic name for this was "Elevator Music", because yes it was played in elevators. You can see that in old TV shows and movies, but this is no longer a thing. (It interferes with the computer-generated fake old-timey mechanical sounds, I guess.)
In a post about Haitians in Ohio, Peak Stupidity embedded a great Pretenders song, My City Was Gone, in which Chrissy Hynde sings "and Muzak filled the air, from Seneca to Cuyahoga Falls." That line came right to me one day, when I stopped to take a break on a long road trip in Marshall, Minnesota. There was Muzak playing out of speakers on the main street sidewalks! That was pretty annoying and a good reason to vow to never set foot again there. This was well before Minnesota was subjected to a whole lot more woe than Muzak. Now perhaps the Muzak could be used to calm down protesting snowflakes and keep any potential aliens away. Slim Whitman music is, of course, even better for the purpose:
It was always fun to catch songs you really liked being played as Muzak and make fun. It is still around to some degree, as last week somewhere I heard a Muzak version of Guns & Roses' Sweet Child 'o Mine. The Muzak folks have been ... sort of ... keeping up, I'll give them that, but, no, you can't be doing this! It hurt my brain to where I felt like one of the Martians. Here's the original:
Whewww. Much better! We feature 1970s music a lot here, but G&R sang this in the late '80s, and I remember right where I was when I first heard the great guitar riff by Slash, and it was on a TV at a bar with this very video. (One BILLION. views... probably some
Going forward into the next calendar decade, commenter Mike Tre on TUR embedded this Summer of '93 song by The Breeders that I hadn't heard since that time period. As with old REM music, the lyrics are hardly intelligible, but this doesn't matter. Cannonball was considered "Alternative Rock", and NOBODY said "Alt-rock". I'd call that a fairly vague genre - mostly stuff that wasn't "hair band" music or Grunge, I guess.
The song's most definitely not Muzak, but we can't be sure there's no Muzak version of it either. This mostly girl-band was:
Kelley Deal and Kim Deal (sisters, I gather): Guitars and lead vocals
Josephine Wiggs: Bass and vocals
Jim MacPherson: Drums
That's it for the blog-week, Peakers. I WILL get to that Chinese (money) Laundry story shortly - there's just too much stupidity in tabs on tablets and phones all over the place to handle. Have a restful Sunday.
* Wiki says the brand name is gone now and all operations "have been integrated into Mood Media".
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Inductive Stupidity
Posted On: Saturday - August 8th 2026 11:10AM MST
In Topics: General Stupidity Science Peak Stupidity Roadshow
That's an induction loop embedded in the pavement. These are everywhere. Nope, this is not an Orwellian Stupidity post. Unlike Flock cameras, and all the rest of the surveillance network around us, these output no information besides a change in current from an inductance change, based on a steel mass above them, for purposes of controlling stop lights, gates, or the like.
I'd thought they were even simpler than this, but wiki has a decent description:
When a vehicle passes over the loop or is stopped within the loop, some of the vehicle's ferrous body material increases the loop's inductance, in the same principle as including a metal core within a solenoid coil.That's fine, but what if you're on a bicycle? There's one gate that I have to get through that uses key-cards for entry and has one of these sensors for exiting. I used to be able to trigger it by riding the bike in a very tight holding pattern. Then, the thing was set less sensitive, so I had to get off the bike and move it near the ground over the loop. Now, that doesn't work, and I must climb the fence to get out, use the card, and get my bike outside... or ride around to a walk-through gate.
However, the peripheral metal of the vehicle has an opposite effect on the inductance due to eddy currents that are produced. The decrease in inductance from the eddy currents more than offsets the increase from the ferrous mass of the engine, and the net effect is an overall reduction in the inductance of the wire loop. The decrease in inductance tends to decrease the electrical impedance of the wire to alternating current. The decrease in impedance actuates the electronics unit output relay or solid-state optically isolated output, which sends a pulse to the traffic signal controller signifying the passage or presence of a vehicle.
At traffic lights, these induction loops can be a problem for people riding motorcycles, bikes, scooters, and the like. Traffic lights are set up for various modes of operation, and this is a good thing. I'm so used to the, well, not "smart" lights, as "smart" has its own connotation now, but let's say fairly bright traffic signals, such that any purely timed one with no traffic passing through on the crossing road irks me now. It's wasteful. ("How dare you!" I exclaim.)
For many years, a nearby small signal light has been set up to have the slightly busier crossing road normally green. It WILL NOT turn green for our road unless the loop is triggered. There is some timing involved too: Our road stays green for 10 seconds, I'd figure*. Then, if it just went back to red, you can't make it green again for another 30 seconds or what-have-you. It all happens in that galvanized steel box on the one corner. The loops must work though.
I used to walk my kid through this intersection when I'd bring him to and from school. It's been a decade now since we both watched a grown man on a bicycle waiting there for a green light. There were no cars in sight. I told the gentleman nicely, "You've got to run this light. It won't change till a car comes up". (I wanted to teach the boy how this works anyway.) He didn't like my lawbreaking advice one bit! He didn't like my lack of respect for the Authoritah of this traffic signaling device. We had a few words even. I still see him ride, but I've not gotten to see how he handles the light ten years later. Has he learned anything, or does he just show up late to work?
The next incident involved my pulling up behind a car that ws hanging back from the intersection behind a bike. I try to give other bicyclists plenty of room too, but unfortunately that car was too far back to trigger the light. We were all going to be sitting there awaiting a car from the other direction for who knows how long. I went around both just to get a small portion of my vehicle over the loop. The driver went into a rage, even after I explained to him how things work.
Lastly a 10-15 y/o (I can't tell) Indian girl on a bike was there the other day. I pulled by her and over the loop. Her parents must have told her to NEVER NEVER go through a red light. I told her through the open window that she'd be there a long long time if no car triggered the loop on in the pavement. I don't think she gets this... but I bet she can spell "induction loop", "Eye, enn, dee, you, see, tee, eye, oh, enn, ell, oh, oh, pee, induction loop".
Common sense has lost out to rote memorization and respect for electrical authoritah, it seems. Inductive stupidity.
* I've seen that some of these more bright traffic lights are set to keep a green longer if more traffic is flowing at the time. You don't need AI or even a massive bunch of software to help traffic move lots more efficiently.
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Mixed thoughts on Thanksgiving from a BiPolar Communist
Posted On: Thursday - August 6th 2026 11:15AM MST
In Topics: Commies Immigration Stupidity Music Healthcare Stupidity Female Stupidity Holiday from Stupidity
Her name is Francesca Hong,and she's got mental problems, she's a Communist, and she's running for Governor of Wisconsin. "Hello, Francesco, welcome to our joint 12-Step Program this morning! Please clap."
Well before she could possible have attended such programs, Francesca Hong was born in Madison, Wisconsin in early November of 1988. Her parents, as could easily be guessed, were immigrants from the Orient. I'd have guessed from China from the name, actually it would have been more likely Taiwan or Hong (but, of course) Kong at that time. From her face, one might well guess Korean, and he'd be right.
Google AI tells me that her Father, Jinkuk Hong, came to the U.S. so he could study for a doctorate in Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Ahh, geeze. So he wasn't an important engineering specialist or mathematician. Apparently, we needed more Sociologists at the time, badly. Her mother, Youngjoo Hong, well not so Young at the time of this writing (probably not Jewish either), was initially a stay-at-home mom who later earned a degree in Education from UW-Madison and worked as a public school teacher in Wisconsin for more than ten years.* The "American" Hong has a younger sister named Theresa.
That was in the late 1980s. Korean immigrants are some of the more assimilating types - it helps when your whole country doesn't come here en masse - but, additionally, immigration was still different in the 1980s. Multiculturalism was not a big thing yet. It was still OK with everyone that you fit in and became an American as best you could.
What do lots of immigrant families who aren't your Engineers, computer geeks, and such do to fit in with society? They start restaurants. There's generally lots of demand from people sick of Ruby Tuesday/Friday AppleChile's and such. Then, there are The Foodies too.
It looks like a nice cool quite place to enjoy an hour of rest out of the heat, with that won-ton soup, some tea, noodles and lots of chicken dishes. Well, that's Chinese, but, whatever... you get the scene.
Mrs. (at the time) Hong started a restaurant with her White husband Matt Morris. He is a chef. She says she's a chef. They ran Morris Ramen, probably one of the Top Ramen places, there on King St. in... Madison, Wisconsin.
How does a woman like Francesca Hong because a DSA Communist radical who trashes Thanks-freaking-giving then? The NY Post recounted what Miss Hong said 6 years ago about this American holiday. (Hell, we all get wacky during Pandemics, don't we?)
At the height of the Covid pandemic, Francesca Hong, who is the frontrunner to become the Democratic nominee in America’s Dairyland, said that the beloved holiday needs to be scrapped, and that America “should have done this in 1621.”(The "[sic]"s weren't mine, so that must have been a tweet being brought to light.)
She added: “If it takes a worldwide pandemic for us to realize we should stop celebrating colonialism and the original superspreader event that killed Indegenous [sic] folx [sic] and women so be it.”
Now, Miss Hong is a politician, no matter how wacky, so her recent defense of her anti-traditional-Americanism was the usual mush. From The NY Post:
I’m a chef, and one of the first meals that I made that was for the community when i was 16 was a Thanksgiving meal. I always think my hospitality background and owning a restaurant for 7-8 years, that bringing folks around the table to share conversation and build community is always a good thing.So, will you ban Thanksgiving once The People take over the Wisconsin prefecture, or not? She's not enamored by a few other holidays either:
But Thanksgiving is also a time that’s incredibly painful for many people in our communities. So I think there I wanted to make sure people understood there are multiple views, but views can evolve.
And the position I’m running for right now — and I think my background as a chef will actually help me become a better governor that’s able to bring more people to the table.
These include rants against Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, the Fourth of July, Halloween and Christmas.Well, it's more like the following for all these holidays:
In 2024, she used the occasion of Mother’s Day to remind everybody they should be sad.By "some", she means herself, and by "others" she also means herself. UNEARTHED INTERVIEW Reveals Wisconsin’s Dem-Socialist “Abolish ICE and Prisons” Frontrunner for Governor Admits to Being Diagnosed With Bipolar Disorder, Cutting Herself On Purpose, Spent Time in Psychiatric Hospital.
“Today can be a beautiful day of celebration for some, and a difficult or melancholy day for others. Whatever mother’s day means to you, please be gentle with yourself and kind to others,” she wrote.
I'm not sure why the Gateway Pundit writers don't understand why Radical Leftist Francesca Hong Does Total 180 – Now Claims Thanksgiving is Her Favorite Holiday!. She was against Thanksgiving before when she was on the low pole of her BiPolaririty, and she's now FOR Thanksgiving while on the high pole of her BiPolarity. What's the problem? She's a mental case.
Peak Stupidity did not write this post in order to make fun of real mental problems. At least Miss (now) Hong is not Bi-Sexual too or one of the newer made-up genderbending ailments. It's a real health problem that Gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong has... but the problem is just that "Gubernatorial candidate" part. Is there ANY OTHER Communist the DSA of Wisconsin could have come up with? Is there any way someone could have run that's NOT even a Communist?
That gets to the gist of the other problem, maybe the trigger of her mental problems (though they are usually genetic). She was not just born in Madison, Wisconsin. She went through years of schooling in Madison, Wisconsin, played soccer (there ya' go, a gateway sport) in Madison Wisconsin, and then went to college at The University of Wisconsin, which IS IN Madison, errr, Wisconsin. It was Communism all the way up.
Being the daughter of leftwing immigrants (Sociology? Please!), was another factor. It was NOT OK for her to appreciate the Thanskgiving tradition of these colonists that her family was now living among, after coming from Korea. (You might call her parents colonists themselves even, except they moved to a BETTER society, not a shithole.) Seeing the nice White extended families together with their turkeys and stuffing and cranberry sauce... time to totally remake society. Hey, Communists do that. Cool!
It is also possible that Miss Hong was not the best of chefs either. Making noodles and kimchi is one thing, but when your turkey comes out dry and you can't make stuffing, it's, yeah, time to totally remake society.
Now THAT'S how you get someone like Francesca Hong.
Crazy eyes... I thought there was an old country song. I'm no psychiatrist that could try to medicate her problem, but I imagine she'd have been happier with an intact family still - she's got a daughter - cooking and hosting at the restaurant, than being a radical politician and [shudder] maybe the Governor of Wisconsin.
Finally, what has been called being BiPolar the last 3 or 4 decades used to be called Manic Depression. There was a song - had nothing to do with mental problems, but has some manic guitar. It was one of Jimi Hendrix's best, IMHO. You need to go to 11 on this one!
Jimi wrote that 60 years ago next May.
* Was it plagiarism when I pasted in those two parents' backgrounds straight off of AI? I mean, hell, they get stuff off of me without any quote marks, and... well, how is AI gonna sue me anyway?
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Being Lindsey Grahmnesty: S. Carolina US Senate Candidates - Mark Lynch Rocks!
Posted On: Wednesday - August 5th 2026 7:09PM MST
In Topics: Elections '16 - '26
South Carolina, where all but one of 7 Congressmen* is a Republican and they win the Senate generally these days, is replacing the late favored incumbent Lindsey Graham. Someone's got to be Lindsey Graham, and Peak Stupidity hopes it's not his sister.
I spent the hour to watch the following video of a alleged debate among 5 candidates running in the upcoming GOP special Primary election for US Senate from South Carolina. It was hosted by some fairly congenial* host and WIS Channel 10 (the NBC affiliate) from Columbia. I had to write "alleged" because, though it was well and mostly fairly run, it's hard for any real debating to go on when candidates are given 45 seconds to talk each turn.
The reader may want to check this out, keeping in mind that one can skip youtube ads and then skip the music bits that I believe are there for that antiquated TV viewing audience. (What a concept!) That might get you down to well under 50 minutes - I cut off a minute of fancy newsey music off the beginning to help. The format was a series of questions asked by S. Carolina newsmen (and women), many of whom were weirdly overdramatic. (It isn't a news report from Neek-ahh-raque-wah!. Just ask your question.)
It was somewhat humorous too that the host told the candidates she was starting with the guy with the lowest polling numbers and going up! That was Mark Sanford, ex-Governor of the State (2 terms, '03 - '11). He'd been a US Congressman from the State's District 1 (almost all but the northern part of the Low Country) both before and after being Governor. There too were one Russell Fry, current District 7 Congressman (NE part of the State), Ralph Norman, current District 5 Congressman (South of Charlotte, NC - big north-central chunk), Mark Lynch, an Upstate businessman (big appliance sales business), and then instant-Grahmnesty-replacement Darline. (She has worked for the State government for years.)
A week ago, well before this debate, Peak Stupidity endorsed Mark Lynch. Our main reasoning was that he was the 2nd to Lindsey in votes in the original Primary, 29% vs 57%.*** After watching this, we see that he is by far the best of these 5 candidates. This could serve as a 2nd and more heartfelt endorsement.
Peak Stupidity will comment below the video. If you want to be unbiased and check whether you agree, watch first. Or not, cause not all of us have most of an hour to put into some random State election.
Let me start with the worst. I don't want to see another woman that will turn into one of those worthless tennis-shoe wearing Maine or Washington State ladies. No. Darline Graham answered the first question - how much she would ally with President Trump, truthfully, and she gave that same answer for EVERY question. It all boiled down to whatever Trump wants (fair enough, as that was the deal, or she wouldn't have been there.) However, Trump will only be around a while. Then, what?
That Darline cannot think for herself could be seen when she mentioned the $39 Trillion debt. Ralph Norman had just brought the number up, albeit off by a few trillion, 45 seconds earlier. Why not link your answer to his? Because she was reading a script in her memory, that's why. I don't think she heard a word he'd just said!
I just watched some of this again, and Darline Graham ALREADY looks the part of the worthless Maine/Washington women. (I know there are others elsewhere. Mental block here - that's a good thing.)
The 2 current US Congressmen, as Mark Lynch duly noted late in this debate ("Career Politicians", he called them at just under 39 mins. in), are just talking-points spouting standard-issue politicians. I was not impressed with either of them, and all they said was forgettable.
Mark Sanford was not too bad. He was one of the 2 that didn't answer that he would basically never disagree with Trump. He has his own ideas. He WAS Governor, you know, which he reminded us often.
With one very minor exception - Mark Sanford cutting on Russell Fry about spending - Mark Lynch was the only candidate to criticize anyone else there. Granted, the whole thing was fairly friendly, as I guess the pollsters told their candidates that being argumentative wouldn't be a good look. I think it looked pretty good though on Mark Lynch.
Being all about immigration here, above and beyond the basic questions and answers, Mr. Lynch pointed out Rep. Fry's support of Lindsey Graham on this point. (It would have been too much, I guess to add "You know why he was called 'Lindsey Grahamnesty', right?" Too soon? Not soon enough, IMO!)
In his concluding remarks (stupidly combined in this format with some Medicaid question), Lynch proceeded to talk about the lies out of the old Graham in the original campaign. Better still, he talked for the second time about Ralph Norman's support of some bill (Allies Act?) that allowed 8,000 Afghans (I LUV how he said it) to come in.
Mark Lynch was the ONLY candidate to mention specifics, such as H1B visas (before he was cut off), legal immigrants on welfare, police involvement in deportations, the odious deal of connecting the SAVE act to the NDAA with combined intelligence with Israel, price fixing in our Socialist healthcare (just ran into that personally), what's not good about data centers, and the Flock cameras - yes, nobody else has put a thought into that bit of Orwellianism. as he himself noted. This is a good guy.
It's not something we knew last endorsement, but Peak Stupidity has learned that Mark Lynch is far, away, and well above the other 4 of this group of S. Carolinians trying to be Lindsey Graham.
PS: Why in the world would youtube show me ads for James Talerico during a GOP debate? Even if I were a DSA nutcase from Texas, I'd have still turned him off at "This is a small ask." "Ask" is a verb, asshole! Go back to school.
* The exception would be "the black guy" long-worthless Jim Clyburne. The other Senator is black but Republican... I dunno...
** ... but she was VERY rigid in holding the candidates to their alloted times, I mean within half a second! I guess you have to do that to keep on schedule and leave time for the commercials.
*** A slightly unfair deal was that Mr. Lynch's TV blurb at one point read "Lost to Lindsey Graham". Sure, but the other 4 weren't even in it.
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CO2 "Emissions" in Metric Shit-Tonnes: China DESTROYS Germany
Posted On: Tuesday - August 4th 2026 6:27PM MST
In Topics: Global Climate Stupidity Trump China World Political Stupidity
China had to be exempt from required cuts in "emissions"* of 1 of the 2 PRODUCTS of combustion, per the Paris Climate Accords, cause, you know, it's still a "Developing Country" and all that. (Don't let Pooh Bear or the CCP hear you say that, even if in jest as we do! They don't get many American jokes over there, not even the Coca~Cola one.)
This is just another piece of stupidity that should clue us in that the Climate Crisis™ is nothing but a big Con-job, the BIGGEST, in fact!. Yet many of the governments of The West have fallen for it, or just as likely, conned their citizens. Germany is such an example. China, not being part of The West, is a counterexample.
All of Europe, The US, Japan (not sure if they get the breaks), and every other country that wants to virtuously turn down the heat, turn up the A/C, turn down the lights, and, oh, not manufacture so much stuff, can go straight to NET-ZERO for all China cares. Yet, the way China is producing energy, the "net" Carbon Dioxide produced around the world will be higher than during the good old days of the American muscle cars, I mean, if you care about such silliness.
That's no way to do units, because I can't tell if they're metric shit-tonnes or Imperial shit-tons. What's the diff, though, the way this graph is headed?
Here's the thing. China's being very very bad, see, but it's hard to talk to them. They don't listen. YOU go talk to Chairman Xi, cause I'd rather have to explain something to The Godfather... the original. "Whatcha' matter, you! You bring up Carbon emissions on this, the day of my daughter's wedding?"
Germany has long been known to be not just a manufacturing powerhouse but a QUALITY manufacturing powerhouse. You really need some power to be a manufacturing powerhouse or to manufacture a powerhouse, for that matter. That was no problem in the past, as the industrious Germans could be counted on to build nuclear plants that... well, I'd rather live a couple miles from one than 50 miles from a Chinese built plant. Yet, with the help of the GUIs (Green Useful Idiots), the Globalists got the Germans to shut down all nukes. The Germans are thinking twice about this now, last I read, but the economic damage has been done.
Say what you want about the officials of the Chinese CP/Government (one and the same), and WE WILL, yes, they are corrupt, Totalitarian, and evil, but they aren't suicidal like the German officials. Which is better? I hope you have battery back-up so you can write to us here about the Cheap China-made Crap that is about all one can buy.
Where does America stand on this spectrum of suckerdom for the Climate narrative? The internet says we're in the middle at 7 billion tonnes. However,the middle doesn't mean much when you compare China's 12 billion tonnes vs Germany's current 0.6-0.7 tonnes - had to squint to even interpolate it above. A log scale would be best.
You don't see America going full green though. That's not just about the data centers. Even well before, it DID MATTER that a guy like Donald Trump became President. He took America out of the Paris Accords during his 1st term, but then Bai Dien put us back in. Then, there's been Trump'47. "Just when we pull 'em back in, he pulls us back out!" - Globalist Godfather "Big Klausey" Schwabino
* "Emissions" is purposely used by the Climate Alarmists in error, as See Oh Two Ain't Real Pollution! - yes, listen to some AC/DC!
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Olde Saturday Night Live on Neek-aah-raque-wah!
Posted On: Monday - August 3rd 2026 7:29PM MST
In Topics: TV, aka Gov't Media Humor Political Correctness
I thank Unz Review commenter Blanc de Chine for embedding the hilarious video that we present below.
Peak Stupidity has made light yet in all seriousness about the stupidity of Americans being told to pronounce foreign place names THEIR way, even though it's not vice versa. Then somewhere we've mentioned the politically correct newscasters and such who speak perfect English until they get to the foreign place names, at which point they proceed to go all out with their extreme Spanish, and maybe occasionally Chinese or Swahili or Bush-man clicking.* Spanish is ubiquitous and easier, so that's usually the case, and "Nicaragua" is the best example.
Therefore, this 1990 skit I'd never seen before was so fun, as it confirmed and affirmed this particular pet peeve.. This skit - with Phil Hartman, Jan Hooks, Mike Myers, Rob Schneider, Dana Carvey, and guest host Jimmy Smits (and was that the actual sports guy Bob Costas?), is now from 36 years back. I've got two points:
1) As "Blanc de Chine" noted, this shows the that particular politically correct habit of newspeople goes back that far, or they wouldn't have been making fun of it.
2) You could still have fun on TV in 1990. Just watch!
Your lead blogger spent too much time today doing some company stuff and arguing about the Climate Calamity™ Con-job on TUR to have a meatier post up. We'll get into the Climate stuff tomorrow then, after being so hyped up about it.
* I wish someone would do a sketch like that, some real click-bait.
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Kung Flu Reminiscing
Posted On: Saturday - August 1st 2026 7:35PM MST
In Topics: Music Kung Flu Stupidity
The previous post got somewhat off the topic I wanted to discuss, but, Fauci's Diary just cracks me up. Moving on, I don't know if you could call what's been going on with the public recriminations of the 6 year-ago Kung Flu PanicFest - FINALLY! - could be called "reminiscing". The word has a connotation of the remembrance of fun or good times.
What's going on in these hearings is anti-reminiscing about those times from nearly 6 1/2 to about 4 years ago. We're still pretty pissed whenever we think about it. Almost nobody actually liked living a Panic-Filled life, even those who believed in it all. For those of us who didn't, we didn't enjoy the economic and social destruction of the PanicFest either and, at the same time, were horrified at the weakness of the American people that bought into the Matriarchic style Totalitarianism.
Being able to say "I told you so, you Totalitarian freaks!" in front of the US Congress and X is nice, but this is not justice. Except (we hope) in places like Florida where the State government is involved, nobody's going to jail for what he did to America during the PanicFest, much less ending up at the whipping post or gallows pole.
I guess the only people really reminiscing are the Fauci's and such, with dreamy eyes about their power and fame, and people of the Regime Media, who had so many worried eyeballs on their talk shows and websites with the colorful thematic maps. It was fun while it lasted for them.
We can only hope that some weeks or months of this anti-reminiscing on the PanicFest can get Americans to LEARN SOMETHING... or there WILL be a next time.
We're still on a 1970s music kick, so for the end of this blog-week, we present another Easy Listening band from that time, The Little River Band. They had a handful of hits in the mid/late '70s, generally from 3 of their albums, Diamantina Cocktail, Sleeper Catcher, and First Under the Wire. Ha, I had no idea until just now these guys were Australian.
Youtube had a couple of good live versions, but it's just not right for me. People in the 1970s didn't watch music videos.
During their prime, The Little River Band was:
Glenn Shorrock – vocals
Graeham Goble – guitar, vocals
Beeb Birtles – guitar, vocals
Derek Pellicci – drums
David Briggs – guitar
George McArdle – bass guitar
Rather than struggle to keep up with the news, Peak Stupidity will have more general subject matter next week, including yet more insider info on Chinese illegal immigration shenanigans. Other than that, I have no idea yet. Have a happy Sunday, Peakers.
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Dear Diary,
Posted On: Friday - July 31st 2026 6:33PM MST
In Topics: Music TV, aka Gov't Media Legal Stupidity Kung Flu Stupidity
(Thanks for the image, Adam Smith!)
I hear tell from the www that's there's been a new mini Soap Opera out or a Telenovella, if you will, starring a bunch of Congressional TV stars you may know from other shows and this one evil villain, played by Anthony Fauci.
It used to be that housewives and hotel maids would pass some of their tedious work time watching the hour-long Soap Operas that would appear, one for each of the three TV networks.* There were commercial interruptions, but it was still a whole hour each weekday, continuing day to day with the exciting stories of these beautiful people in As the Days of our Lives Turn and The Guiding Light for All My Young and Restless Children or something like that.
It's different now. You only get a couple of minutes at a time for each of these shows. I can't imagine how you can make beds and vacuum when you have to keep clicking stuff every couple of minutes. But, commercial free! (Or maybe not.)
Not only that, but I heard these episodes have been very repetitive so far, with the evil villain saying the same lines each show, always something like "Under the advice of my attorneys I will invoke my right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution... line, please! ... to refrain from answering your questions." To make it more exciting they should have that "right" creature being invoked appear as a ghost or demon, perhaps with projectile vomiting. Nah, but Soap Operas never had much action in them, as I recall (cheaper to produce, I'll give 'em that).
Having a diary does fit in with a good soap opera. This seems to generally be a woman thing. Men might have research notebooks, log books, spreadsheets, bedpost notches, what have you, but diaries? That's pretty odd to begin with for a supposed to Infectious Disease research Scientist like DOCTOR Anthony Fauci. Yet he has one or had, and it has been exposed to the world during this Kung Flu Reminiscence that is really the theme of the show.
1970s "Easy Listening" musical artists could get pretty intense with this business too. Note too the high-level vocabulary in this song, written and sung by the band Bread's David Gates back in '72.
What's happened to Anthony Fauci in these latest Soap Opera episodes can be embarrassing. I'd hate it too if my diary got photocopied multiple times for discovery at a deposition or worse, it went viral on the web.. Well, since TV is the subject of this post, my modern favorite, as any regular reader would know**, is The Office.
You may very well want to back it up to the beginning - this is funny! Ha, at 4:36 HR dweeb Toby Flenderson requests a copy of Michael's diary too!
Here's the rest of the diary scene:
As with the Soap Operas back in the day, in this modern www version, there will be no action sequences.. Nobody will be jailed, whipped, or seen waiting by the gallows pole.
These last two 1970s songs are nothing close to Easy Listening. Gallows Pole by Led Zeppeling off their Led Zeppelin III in '70 is from an old traditional song but amped up greatly by Jimmy Page and, well, all of them. Whipping Post by The Allman Brothers from their '69 self-titled album. There's the 22 minute jam version on Live at Fillmore East from a couple of years later.
And finally, because we are one of those Public Educational websites, Peak Stupidity has no commercials, so we will put in a quick word from our sponsors. This post sponsored by The Office and The 1970s.
* I don't count that Learing Channel, ETV or whatever. They were too high-brow to have Soap Operas. Instead they had Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy.
** Long after I was already off the TV, some young lady on the sidewalks of Canton ripped and burned 4 seasons of The Office for me. I'd never heard of it, but the first year British show (she couldn't tell the difference) and remainder America show became my funniest TV show ever.
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[UPDATED 08/03:] Added the great image, thanks to Adam Smith.
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Zhou Bai Dien - final word on Chinese blackmail?
Posted On: Thursday - July 30th 2026 12:50PM MST
In Topics: Elections '16 - '26 Trump China Zhou Bai Dien
Peak Stupidity introduced the Zhou Bai Dien topic key for a post written on October 1st of '20 titled The Lyin' Press of 1988. The post was about the long-forgotten (by most Americans) major story of Senator Biden's plagiarism from the 1988 Presidential campaign. Yes, that WAS long ago, but not quite so much in '20 or '16 when the plagiarist ran for VP. Since then, we're up to 106 posts with this TK attached, if I counted right.
The choice of a topic key, of course, was a play on Joe Biden's relationship with China, something obvious to anyone who just read headlines about son Hunter and his relationships IN China well before that election time. Underage sex, drugs, and I don't know how much Rock & Roll were in the stories, and I found it hard to believe that Hunter Biden was that charismatic and handsome that the young Chinese girls (and drugs) just up and swarmed him as if he were a 6th Beatle. The Chinese aren't stupid and young Bai Dien didn't get something for nothing.
The most Peak Stupidity wrote about this damaging connection between Bai Dien and the Chinese was in a 3 year later post - Bai Dien, Ctrl-left, Globalists, and Big Biz caught Red Handed. That was a book review of Peter Schweizer's Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win. The Bai Dien family was
Since then, we've switched to writing "Dark Brandon" or just Brandon more, because i really like those. Has the issue of blackmail of Dark Brandon for 4 years or 8 by the Chinese government been forgotten? I guess he can't do any more damage in his current state of unoccupancy of the office and his mind.
I feel vindicated though, after reading a recent PJ Media/Matt Margolis article, Bombshell Documents Point to China Blackmail Efforts Targeting Biden Family. Yes, you have to view some Regime media clips to get some of the story, with an interview of one Catherine Herridge, who seems on the up and up. (I know nothing about her more than she's Canadian born, and reported for CBS, then FOX news, and has been on the case of Chinese subterfuge in America since at least '17.) She's gotten ahold of some declassified documents. (Between this and Fauci's diary, Washington vacationing beachgoers have got reading material for the rest of the summer. The Epstein Files are on hold at the local branch of the library.)
Mr. Margolis begins:
Do you remember how, during the 2020 campaign, Donald Trump warned voters that China knew things about the Biden family's business dealings that gave Beijing real leverage over Joe Biden? He said Biden was compromised, and the legacy media rolled its eyes, called it a conspiracy theory, and moved on.I do remember that. Then, as the writer mentions too, the ctrl-left blocked investigation of that badly misplaced Hunter Biden laptop computer. They turned the story around and turned it into part of the Russia, Russia, Russia story that it was Trump who was influenced, and by those OTHER former Commies. If this was planned, I must admit that was brilliant. It distracted TV news viewers for a couple of years along with distracting Trump himself the whole time.
Emmy-winning investigative reporter Catherine Herridge has spent years digging into the Biden family's foreign entanglements, going back to her coverage of the Hunter Biden laptop. While combing through newly declassified material tied to China's 2020 election influence operation, she found something that should be front-page news everywhere: government records referencing Chinese blackmail efforts aimed squarely at the Biden family. Herridge laid it out for Katie Pavlich on Katie Pavlich Tonight on NewsNation.The Administrative State is being slowly turned around, or so we read and hope, so the cover-ups and distractions that Mrs. Herridge described are over.
"I found these records which are talking about blackmail by China," Herridge said. "It was for President Biden's daily brief. I can conclude, I think, that it was probably about targeting his family."
A week or so ago, President Trump gave a speech that centered on Chinese influence on election fraud. Peak Stupidity leans heavily to thinking that Trump wouldn't care a whit about any of this had he officially won the election in '20. If it's not personal, he doesn't care so much. It is, though, so he does. That's a big story itself, but we just appreciate that our coinage "Zhou Bai Dien" for the former President is still a good one. "Dark Brandon" is more encompassing - it includes his evil work of arranging the big invasion of foreign hordes. Compared to the Population Replacement Programme, the Chinese influence is so... existential.
In answer to the title question, probably not.
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Anti-White Anarcho-Tyranny
Posted On: Wednesday - July 29th 2026 9:04PM MST
In Topics: Race/Genetics Anarcho-tyranny
Perhaps it might have been dubbed a "human interest" story last year, but since the legal system has gotten ahold of Shiloh Hendrix, it's become an important case, a case of pure Anti-White Anarcho-Tyranny. Peak Stupidity thought of the verdict against Mrs. Hendrix for saying the Worst Word in the World, as a 1st Amendment Exception, one not ratified or passed by Congress, but one set by precedent by an anti-White Minnesota judge... pending appeal.
I haven't read much by Liberatrian/Conservative Paul Craig Roberts since he removed commenting ability under his Unz Review columns. I did catch the headline and subsequently appreciated his column on this WWW matter White Female Democrat Judge in Minnesota Establishes Precedent That It Is an Offense for a White to Refuse Deference to a Black. So, he sees it as a story of required White deference or obsequiousness to Black! people.
Mr. Roberts refers to Kevin DeAnna's (formerly Greg Hood/James Kirkpatrick) thoughts that a blasphemy law has been created. I'll give Mr. DeAnna's podcast with these thoughts a listen later one.
Whatever way you think of it, that the aggrieved party itself is full of people that use this Constitutionally excepted word or blasphemy against each other is ... kind of odd. That points to PCR's take. It's just a way to humiliate White people - we simply cannot say this word, EVER, while niggers can use it freely.
This Anarcho-Tyranny is described nicely by the meme that Adam Smith provided us the other day. (I'll shrink this down byte-wise in a day or two.)
Thanks, Adam.
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Mark Lynch for (R-SC) US Senator
Posted On: Tuesday - July 28th 2026 6:42PM MST
In Topics: Elections '16 - '26 Trump Female Stupidity
South Carolina politics is something of a niche topic here on Peak Stupidity, as are excercise machine displays (oh, hey, it's been awhile!), inflation, and The Dead.
Therefore, we displayed our righteous anger at President Trump in mid-July with the post Trump meddling in South Carolina's Business. That post had to do with Trump's cajoling the S. Carolina Governor Henry McMaster into appointing the late Lindsey Graham's sister Darline as a US Senate temp/placeholder for half a year.
This stupidity got MUCH WORSE when Trump came out in support of Darline Graham's run* for the special GOP Senate Primary that will be held 2 weeks from today.
I don't think I've said my full piece yet: I get that Darline has worked in State Government, and she has been somewhat involved in her older brother's business. More importantly for Trump, she will be grateful enough for a while (big point) to vote the way Trump wants her to. Then, of course, she will be a NeoCon based on both her late brother's and Trump's influence. That short term benefit is, I believe, all President Trump cares about.
No matter what happens after that, Trump doesn't care. The glory of his works matter more than any long-term future to him.
With the big assumption that the United States is still in one piece 20 years hence, let's imagine what Conservatives around the nation might be saying then. "How did South Carolina get this vacuous liberal sneaker-wearing (shades of Washington State's old Patty Murray) RINO to begin with, and why do they keep voting for her over there?!" People change, but women especially are "entitled to change their minds". That's a saying because that's a real thing. Women have no qualms about blowing off principles and going back on their word.
Trump has just introduced a new instance of this type, Peak Stupidity predicts, IF she wins this Primary. South Caroline Republicans win at this level ... but then, if Darline Graham is the candidate to run against Dr. Annie Andrews, who cares? I wouldn't be too motivated... but I did read this tidbit on wiki about Annie the Peditrician:
She said she decided to run for Senate after President Trump appointed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health.Wow! That one hits pretty close to home - see 3 out of 5 patients agree - Don't Trust your Doctor.
Well, the filing period ended today, so we took a look at the candidate list here on AP news. Regarding Darline Graham first, I was pretty sure Governor McMaster was down only with the one favor. (We explained why he owed Trump in that "meddling" post.) I figured the following:
McMaster made no reference to Darline Graham as a placeholder or symbolic appointment, although a person familiar with McMaster’s thinking but unauthorized to speak publicly said the governor, in selecting her, had never contemplated that she would run for the seat herself.I suppose she IS the frontrunner because Donald Trump made it so. HOWEVER, Trump attempted to annoint the SC Lieutenant Governor Pam Evette as the GOP Governor candidate, and she lost in the run-off back in June. Good!
Here are some of the filed SC Senate GOP candidates besides Mrs. Graham:
Ralph Norman is a US Congressman.
Mark Sanford is an ex-Governor.**
Dave Buckner is "the black guy".
A handful of others, one lady who was a Greenie and wants high-speed rail (!?), a guy who lives in Charlotte who said he'll move down, one Sam Shepherd, not the astronaut, but an engineer at least, a son of a football coach , and a couple of others.
The upstate businessman who came in 2nd to Lindsey Graham a couple of months back, at 29% vs 57%, is Mark Lynch. He seems to be a good Conservative. It's a different race after the switch in Grahams, or is it? Shouldn't Mr. Lynch be the front runner this time? Wouldn't he be without Trump's having meddled in the whole thing because "This would be a fabulous tribute to Lindsey"?
Peak Stupidity endorses Mark Lynch for US Senate.
I hope South Carolina voters again ignore the meddling of Donald Trump in the State's politics.
* It's more like she only ran to begin with due to his influence and support.
** This is the guy of "Appalachian Trail" fame back in '09. One can look it up that way, but the story is he surreptitiously visited his girlfriend in Argentina while governing South Carolina, and "out hiking the Appalachian Trail" was his excuse.
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[UPDATED 07/29:] Changed the title - "South Carolina Senate" was just wrong.
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