The Battle of Sullivan's Island - a quarter Millennium ago
Posted On: Monday - June 29th 2026 9:09PM MST
In Topics: History
... yesterday. Ooops. Peak Stupidity hardly ever posts on Sundays. However, that's not our real excuse. I've dropped the ball on posts about QuarterMill* American Revolutionary War battles and events and therefore didn't even see this coming until reading a ZeroHedge article this morning.
There was no photography, and the painting is pretty worn out.
I like that ZeroHedge posted a History article, with basically no politics involved... unless your long-lost ancestors were Lobsterbacks, and you're still sore about the whole thing. From one Alan Wakim of The Epoch Times, it was 250 Years Ago: South Carolina Defeats The British Empire.
I guess we can still do this:
It was a quarter Millennium yesterday.A British Navy armada under had come down from New York and, having given up on occupying coastal North Carolina, headed to Charles Towne, at the time, the 4th biggest city in the Colonies.** In command was General Henry Clinton. (Who will rid us of these turbulent Clintons?) British-born General Charles Lee headed the recently created "Southern Department" of the Continental Army.
Colonel Moultrie led his boys in the fray.
Fort Sullivan had Palmetto logs for style.
They could catch a cannon ball from half a mile.
So let me introduce to you,
from Charles Towne cross 250 years.
It's William Moultrie and those British tears....
British vessels were spotted in late May taking soundings and gathering intelligence. On May 31, a Patriot horseman arrived at Rutledge’s headquarters to inform him that a massive fleet had been spotted on the horizon.
On June 1, the British armada arrived and dropped anchor outside the harbor. For the next several days, they searched for accessible crossing channels among the shallow sandbars.
On June 4, Lee arrived with his staff and assumed command. When he inspected Fort Sullivan, he called it a “slaughter pen” and predicted its destruction by naval artillery within half an hour. He ordered the fort to be abandoned and for the men to fall back to the mainland. [South Carolina President John] Rutledge, however, instructed Moultrie to disobey those orders and to continue working on the fort.
On June 8, Clinton issued a formal proclamation to the city, demanding its immediate surrender. His timing proved unfortunate because Lee’s vanguard of roughly 2,000 Continental soldiers from Virginia and North Carolina arrived on the same day.
After his proclamation was ignored, Clinton deployed more than 2,500 redcoats onto Long Island, now known as Isle of Palms. The island was one mile northeast of Sullivan’s Island, separated by a waterway known as Breach Inlet. Lee responded by redeploying Thomson and 780 men to fortify the beaches facing the waterway.
Yeah, both Sullivan's Island and the Isle of Palms to the northeast had nice quite beaches until as recently as 10 years ago.
Over the last 20 years, Charleston has been again threatened by Yankees, and this time they HAVE successfully invaded. Yankee refugees, some perhaps ancestors of those present in Colonial America, most not, have fled from the Totalitarianism in the northeast rather than fighting back with their grievances, as the American patriots did so long ago. It's a slightly different situation, as many of these Yankee refugee are themselves the reason they have grievances to begin with. Now the beaches on Sullivan's Island and the Isle of Palms are filled umbrella to umbrella with these people, and it looks like it might as well be New Jersey.***
I don't know if there were any telephoto lens tricks involved here, but I can tell you it's very crowded there.
... uhhh, back to our story, I'm just paraphrasing the ZH article anyway, but this was history I did learn long ago.
The article notes that the British had planned to invade by wading across the Breach Inlet separating the Isle of Palms from Sullivan's Island. Scouts had thought that sandbars allowed for no more than 18" of water at low tide, but they were mistaken. (This is an area where once can see dolphins these days.) Instead, the British fired on Fort Sullivan, now Fort Moultrie, from their ships.
On the same day that Thomas Jefferson and his committee presented the first draft of the Declaration of Independence to John Hancock.
On the morning of June 28, Parker found sea and weather conditions ideal for an attack. He signaled the fleet to weigh anchor, loosen their sails, and begin their advance, setting in motion Moultrie’s frantic dash back to the fort.
HMS Thunder dropped anchor and fired the opening shots. Within minutes, all nine warships unleashed a thunderous cannonade at the unfinished fort.
The bombardment, however, produced an unexpected result. Instead of splintering into deadly shards, the soft, sponge-like palmetto logs absorbed the cannon’s impact. British officers later acknowledged that the unusual construction made the fort far more resilient than anticipated.
Palmetto obviously means "little Palm". The trees are normally shorter than palms, but the big difference is the spiky "bootjacks" that line the lower trunks of Palmetto trees.
The South Carolinians fought back, in this 10 hour artillery battle.
Moultrie’s men fired slowly and deliberately to avoid using up the fort’s limited supply of powder. Their carefully aimed shots inflicted heavy damage on the attacking ships, especially Parker’s flagship, HMS Bristol, which suffered extensive casualties. Nearly every officer on its quarterdeck was killed or wounded. Parker was among the wounded when an American shot tore away part of his uniform, leaving his backside exposed.
Also wounded aboard Bristol was Lord William Campbell, South Carolina’s deposed royal governor, who had volunteered to serve with a gun crew. Struck by flying splinters, Campbell never fully recovered from his wounds, dying in England two years later.
Enemy fire severed the fort’s flagstaff during the battle. Sgt. William Jasper climbed over the ramparts, recovered the fallen colors under fire, and fastened them to a sponge staff, raising them once more above the fort. His actions became one of the enduring images of the entire war.
The British fleet withdrew in the evening.
Residents in Charles Town had spent the day anxiously awaiting news. When word arrived that Fort Sullivan still stood, celebrations erupted throughout the city. Even Lee, who had doubted the fort’s chances, praised the defenders. He visited the fort during the battle, observed the men’s calm bravery, and fired several rounds himself before returning to the mainland.This victory has long been commemorated by the State of South Carolina both by its nickname the Palmetto State, and in the blue State Flag.
Americans suffered 37 casualties. British casualties approached 220.
That's the short version of the story of the historic Battle of Sullivan's Island. We have no stupidity to discuss today.
* Does that sound like a type of residential interior molding, or is it the best term for the "America-250" commemoration? The proper term for 2 1/2 centuries is Semiquincentennial, but I neither like that one, nor Sestercentennial, the latter sounding too much like Sesquicentennial, the term for a century and a half. Let's think bigger and use fractions of a Millennium.
** Charles Town, now Charleston of course, was behind Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston, in that order.
*** Folly Island, on the other side of Charles Towne Harbour, to the SW, has been subject to the same invasion. It was also formerly nice and quiet.
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More California Stupidity, as Chicagoland vies for runner-up
Posted On: Saturday - June 27th 2026 3:00PM MST
In Topics: Genderbenders Humor California
The Champion gets to go last in these things and the Challenger first.
Peak Stupidity visited* the Georgia Guidestones monument, a kind of American Stonehenge, in early Winter of '21. Alas, they were blown up (see the comment thereunder) in the Summer of '22. This was coincidentally at a time we were doing more writing about the building of the monument and its purpose. (Also, another trip was planned with some friends who hadn't see it.)
Alas, that monument above, the Obamination of Desolation, or, as some dub it, the BOHICA Stones, is still standing in the south side of Chicagoland after over a week since its dedication. The Georgia Guidestones had 10 pieces of advice, each written in 8 languages. It looks like this Øb☭ma MegaPotty has only one promise written on it in only one language, though it might be written in Ebonics on the back. Unfortunately, some President of the United States or other broke that one promise long ago.
You CAN go inside this one, though. Though it was created by Communists, rather than being free to visit with 10 parking spaces as the Georgia Guidestones were, this, what we hope becomes the Obamination of Demolition, is much bigger, and an entry fee of $30 is necessary. Thank you, Adam Smith, for the image.
Yet, this Chicagoland crowd are just pikers.
We had missed yet a 3rd of many pieces of Calstupidity in Thursday's post California Nightmare-in' ... . I'd saved a tab somewhere but forgotten, and that post was long enough already.
California darkens the Stupidity heat map with their new policy of requiring quotas of gay people and other members of that Genderbender crowd for State contracts for utility suppliers. It's a big State, and they take a LOT of money from their people... until they leave ... The Daily Signal reports California Demands Proof You’re LGBTQ for Contracts—but Not Proof You’re a Citizen to Vote.
For something as grave as sovereignty—deciding taxes, judges, crime policy, schools, and the future of the state—citizenship is treated largely as an attestation.The Babylon Bee, America's new "Paper of Record" has found just the guy ready to help with this required vetting, with a more personal touch.
But if a small business wants to qualify as LGBTQ+ owned under California’s utility supplier-diversity system, Sacramento suddenly discovers verification.
The applicant must prove the company is majority-owned and controlled by an LGBTQ+ person. How? Marriage or domestic-partnership records. Health insurance paperwork. Joint living arrangements. A letter from an LGBTQ+ chamber leader. Media coverage identifying the owner as LGBTQ+. A physician or attorney letter. Or, most absurdly, three personal-reference letters from people who have known the owner for more than a year and can attest to the owner’s LGBTQ+ status.
The Champion, California, wins this battle of the stupidities yet again. It's a big State - it's not fair! Minnesota, with Tampon Timmah Walz as its representative, surely deserves honorable mention.
With that, we wrap up the Peak Stupidity blogweek. Next week, we'll have at least one more quick Uruguay post, at least one of the two videos of China at the time of their Cultural Revolution, and some timely stupidity that doesn't fail to pop up. Have a happy Sunday Peakers! Thanks for reading and writing in.
* Here's Part 2 of the report on our field trip. There's also much more about the Guidestones one can read about using the Peak Stupidity Roadshow topic key.
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The most timely movie EVER - Citizen Vigilante
Posted On: Friday - June 26th 2026 11:37AM MST
In Topics: Immigration Stupidity Movies
Wording that appeared in the credits at the end of Citizen Vigilante makes this a 2025 movie. I don't really know what that means - filming was finished last year, production was...? I don't know, but it can't mean the official release, as I've just heard of this movie and I see that wiki has a date of one week ago. June 19, 2026. Movies take a while to script, film, produce, whatever (wiki says filming* started in January of '25) so the fact that this movie about a European vigilante exacts justice on violent "migrants" came out just now is timely.
Yes, that is eerily timely when we look back at just the last couple of weeks of stories of violence by angry and deranged strange foreigners to and in Europe, and the long-overdue occasionaly violent pushback. This movie is something like a sequel to half-century old (+ 2 years) Death Wish**, but in Europe and and with "migrants" instead of "thugs".
The star, Armie Hammer, is the great-grandson of oil tycoon turned Global Communist Armand Hammer, a son of Russian Jewish immigrants, the father a card-carrying Communist. Now, lest one wonder how far this apple has fallen from the tree, seeing as this is FAR from a Globalist-friendly movie, Great-Grandpa Hammer's wife was not a Communist, but a Russian Baroness from Sevastapol, while young Amrie's paternal GrandMother was a Texan, his Mom's family are from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
I'm just not the kind of movie "goer" (who goes anymore?) who notices whether the acting was superb, the casting was good, and so forth. I'll mention a few minor flaws, almost all having to do with believability. After all, that's pretty much what I care about. I don't like movie scenes that don't make enough sense.
Citizen Vigilante is indeed the vigilante movie that anyone not completely satisfied with the White World's Populaton Replacement Programme will not only enjoy but want to see in real life. The movie doesn't hold back.
I've read that the inspiration for this movie was an ~ decade-ago gang rape of a young girl in Germany by one of Herr Merkels' compasssionatly arranged "refugees". However, I don't think one needs that particular inspiration anymore. There are everyday events around Europe that are... inspirational
Our hero does his work on behalf of not only raped young ladies as the scene above depicts, but he covers it all - aggressive youngsters on the city bus and in the park, and pretty much all the evil he sees. (One of the scenes has him messing with some potential "date rapists" - meaning drugs involved - who didn't look like foreigners to me.) More importantly, as any immigration patriot blogger would avise him, our vigilante takes it out on the higher-up judges and such who enable the situation.
I suppose I'm spoiling the one scene here, but yes, in addition to explaining his motives and the problems from the foreigners he's aiming at, the man who goes by "Sanders" does shoot the whole family in this scene. He also shoots all the accomplices that have been tricked into coming by.
This is an action movie. The biggest action occurs as the State, well Interpol(ice) come to get him for the cause of democracy and rule-of-law. It's obvious whose side the citizens of this Euro country and the whole world are on, and you'll be on the same side. The justification is unambigous. "What if innocents get killed, and they need a fair trial", doesn't so much come into play in this one.
If you like gore, you'll have gore galore in Citizen Vigilante, almost all of it seen as righteous.
Yeah, it's a good movie, AND it's FREE - below.
Let me just finally add a few criticisms of some unbelievability here:
1) How do you leave a getaway car for yourself out in the country without having an accomplice (a big no-no for this guy) or taking one hell of a walk in the middle of your very busy vigilantism schedule. This character has a job too, owner of 3,500 units of rental property.
2) There's a scene in which Sanders explains to his drugged passenger that the regular person would rather die than break the law. He drives down the wrong side of the road at another car to demonstrate, and the driver goes into a ditch, and his car explodes.
Nah. This is wrong. First of all, I took a very good Defensive Driving course years ago (way before my silly mandatory traffic school sessions), and the instructor told us to drive off the road in these situations. It's very likely the other guy will go back into his lane. Secondly, no, cars don't ALWAYS explode when the overturn off the road. If I wanted to see this, I'd stick to watching The Rockford Files.
More to the point, character Sanders is wrong in this part of his rant. People WILL do whatever it takes to avoid being killed. What I've seen is people obeying the law above using common sense to avoid hurting OTHERS. Drivers will not cross that double yellow even with no other cars on the 2-lane road, yet pass 3 ft away from a bicyclist.
Alright, well now let me get to one important point regarding the politics of the movie. This point is taken from not just the one scene of our vigilante and the family of the Moslem rapist, but that'll do as an example.
I wrote above that the movie "doesn't hold back". Well, that's not completely the case or else, the writer(s) don't understand this. As he berates each of the four of this family for the ills of this Moslem immigration, and the family pleads "refugee", Sanders tells them that they are the bad ones. It's akin to, and probably indirectly taken from Trump's "They're not sending their best." No, they're not, and maybe these movie-migrants are the worst.
Sorry, that's not good enough. Europeans are feeling the violence and finally pushing back, but would they ever, ever say that they'd want these people gone even if they behaved like the best of Europeans? I think our Vigilante Citizen movie makers won't go quite that far. This goes pretty far though, so we'll take what we can get.
Let me insert the movie for you viewing pleasure. Thank you, Bitchute.*** This is pretty much tops in the new, hopefully budding genre of Immigration Patriot Porn:
* All filmed "on location" in a city in Croatia. How is a movie not filmed on location? I'm simply not connected to The Biz.
** Charles Bronson was the vigilante exacting justice against generally black thugs in the inner city. There were 5 in the series, running all the way through 1994, with Mr. Bronson as the star. Bruce Willis was in a remake movie in 2018.
*** Besides the first 2, I had one commercial pop up about 1/4 way into the movie. I thought that would continue, but it didn't. Plenty of the Peak Stupidity readers will be more savvy than I, but, no matter, that's the least I can put up with to chip in, in some way, for a free brand-new movie!
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California Nightmare-in' ...
Posted On: Thursday - June 25th 2026 6:51PM MST
In Topics: Genderbenders Immigration Stupidity Lefty MegaStupidity Music California Legal Stupidity
... on such a Summer's day... ♫
It's not often an American State gets its own topic key here on Peak Stupidity. In fact, California is the only one to have one. It IS the biggest State in population (25% more than #2 Texas... for now) and the most beautiful State by far, and it's also the State with the most stupidity, at this point by a long shot!
Of the 46 posts, counting this one, that have the California topic key, we got to the predecessor to this post way back in #7 - They Called it Paradise. I've got to start from an excerpt from that long post:
"... I don't know why, you call some place Paradise, then kiss it goodbye..." sang Don Henley of The Eagles, the quintessential California band on "The Last Resort". Peak Stupidity could post hundreds of songs about California here, but one could not go wrong with The Eagles' "Take it Easy" or "Peaceful Easy Feeling" "I wanna sleep with you in the desert tonight with a billion stars all around..." These songs and many others evoke images of an amazing place and time that may never be seen again in this world. That's what makes this a sad post.I was speaking of California up through the mid 1980s, 1990 tops. What they've done to the State is pure tragedy. (No, no Bee Gees songs, please! They weren't from Cali anyway.) I explained in the rest of that old post what has happened.*
One doesn't have to be very old to remember a time when he had a friend that "made up my mind, I'm gonna make a new start, going to California with an aching in my heart." "Someone told me there's a girl out there with love in her eyes and flowers in her hair." Whether it was work, the wife, the climate, or the whole rat race that wasn't working out, things were going to be different and better out there, where one could leave the old ways behind and start a new life in an environment that couldn't be more beautiful. It usually did work out better. I doubt many people regretted it and wanted to move "back East". This was a place where people a little bit different would not be bothered about it. There was not the family and friends around with the discouraging words about one's new weird habits or lifestyle. There was so much freedom, but no, you wouldn't get tired of it!
The image at the top here shows
... so long as the big White majority competently did the work it took to run the place and its big industries. Sure, there's this one guy, but, no, he's not at all one of the Competent Old White Guys we have in mind. We and especially California are runnin' clean out of 'em.
The following 2 news stories show how stupid it's getting out there. The Gateway Pundit says New Report From Conservative Think Tank Claims Gavin Newsom Spent a Billion Dollars to Import 400,000 Illegal Aliens.
According to a new report from the Manhattan Institute, California Governor Gavin Newsom not only allowed thousands of illegals to pour into his state, he paid a massive amount of money in order for it to happen.Actually, that's not THAT much money really, for a place where zero miles of high-speed rail costs $100 Billion, albeit in today's dollars. $2,500 per illegal alien brought into the US is not a bad deal... wait, what?? (Oh, and in a tweet within it says "specifically those with AIDS". Sure, why not, if you're trying to destroy the place...? Now, if we could deport them for the same amount, that's an even better deal. (It's pretty feasible, IMO.)
This was done mainly through grants that were given to charities which then turned around and aided in all of this illegal immigration.
This immigration stupidity has been the basic cause of the ruin of California, but the State has other stupid ideas too. The Post Millennial reports California seeks to allow kids to 'divorce' their parents without cause. No fault divorce, an idea that originated in ... let me look it up on the www ... California, back in 1969 was a nice step in the ctrl-left's process of destroying American society via destruction of the nuclear family.
I guess that's been a "Mission Accomplished!" for long enough now, that these Commies aren't going to just sit at the coffee shops twiddling their thumbs. MOAR nuclear family destruction! Let's let the kids decide whether they like their families enough to stay with them. I don't see this as being a big problem, really. I mean it's not like these kids all become teenagers or anything ...
Assembly Bill 1967 is moving through the California Legislature with barely a ripple of public attention. The bill, authored by LGBTQ rights activist-turned-Assemblymember Rick Zbur, would allow children of any age to initiate state dependency proceedings against their own parents. The parents will not even know this has happened until the die is already cast.What's a "residential facility" anyway? That sounds like home. Nah, it's not quite THAT bad.... yet:
The bill allows any minor residing in any residential facility to file a legal application against their parents, without cause or evidence of harm.
Residential facilities include drug rehabilitation programs, boarding schools, wilderness therapy programs, faith-based residential programs, and runaway shelters It does not matter whether the facility is safe and an appropriate placement chosen by the parents. The child can petition the court to strip the parents of custodial authority and substitute county child welfare control or foster placement. The application need not be corroborated by any adult and need not be served on the parents. The child’s statement alone is sufficient to trigger a mandatory assessment of the parents’ home. This assessment can occur without the parents’ knowledge.Ahhh, as one can see based on who's sponsoring this thing, it started with the whole BLT-G++ thing. It looks like it can be used to destroy the families of children not already so screwed up by the genderbender crowd. There's a lot more in the article. Here are a few snippets:
The investigation includes a social worker assessment of the parents’ home. The use of the word “assessment” instead of “investigation” is legally significant: an assessment carries no requirement of a physical home visit and can be completed entirely on the basis of the child’s statements alone, without the parents ever being contacted.
The application requires an allegation of physical or emotional abuse, but emotional abuse is a nebulous category that can be stretched to cover a wide range of parental decisions with which the child disagrees. A parent who refuses to call a daughter a boy may qualify. A child in a pro-reality therapeutic setting can use AB 1967 to move herself into a home or institution that will affirm her transgender identity. California welfare laws require children under state control to be “affirmed” in their gender identity, housed in accordance with their identity and not sex, and given access to sex-rejecting interventions.
Even if the social worker determines that the parents are not abusive or neglectful and declines to file a petition, the child’s attorney can demand mandatory court review. The court must rule within 14 days on whether to order the petition filed, and if it does, the next court day, a detention hearing must be held. At no point in this entire process has any notice been required to reach the parents. Even if a parent receives notice shortly before the detention hearing, the opportunity to mount a meaningful defense is illusory: there is no time to retain an attorney, gather evidence, or respond to allegations built entirely on the child’s unverified statements.Oh, and it's also about the money. Lots of money is involved:
A nonprofit can receive up to $17,616 per month in state and federal funding for a short-term residential therapeutic placement. Meanwhile, the parent faces a long, expensive legal battle to regain custody. Under California law, as many as 60 days can pass before the parents have a meaningful opportunity to contest the allegations at a disposition hearing, and up to 18 months before final resolution of the dependency. Throughout that period, the county controls where the child lives, what therapeutic program he receives, and how often his parents may see him.You know, I haven't gotten to posting the (now) 2 good documentaries on the Chinese Cultural Revolution. I think the California Commies have stepped it up a notch from the antics of Chairman Mao and the Red Guards in 1966.
See, I mean, the old weird California was fun. It wasn't always real, but it could be real fun.
Now, the weirdness manifests itself in flat-out Communism and ruin. That's not any fun at all.
There are many great songs out of California and about California, so I shouldn't have a hard time with this. The Mamas and the Papas' California Dreaming goes with the title here. We've already posted my favorite, as The Dead's Estimated Prophet was in that "Promised Land" post, and I know we've featured (originally Chuck Berry's, but, of course, The Dead's version of) Promised Land before.
No, I'm pissed about California, so we'll embed a song sung by guys who seem pretty pissed off, whatever they are actually singing here...
... all I can make out is California Uber Alles. These are the Dead Kennedys. The song's not about ride sharing, I'm pretty sure.
* Blogger/commenter E.H. Hail wrote a nice post with his explanation - "Who Lost California?” The ‘When,’ the ‘Who,’ and the ‘Why’ of California’s Decline from Midwest-on-the-Pacific to Brazil-on-the-Pacific.
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On yard signs and mother-in-laws
Posted On: Tuesday - June 23rd 2026 7:52PM MST
In Topics: Elections '16 - '26 Humor ctrl-left
This is a pretty good story. I won't say when, and I won't say who, and it'll be obvious why not on the "who" here. There've been a few elections going on, and candidate signs are all over. One candidate, a young woman running for a county office, has a fairly unique last name.
I'd known that name many years ago, as I and co-workers had a professional relationship with a Professor with that last name. We'd met his wife too. Years went by, and I've noticed this same name on yard campaign signs going back a decade or so. (These people slowly move up from neighborhood council to county this or that...)
When my boy was of that age, 10 - 6 years ago, we often went to a nearby park, and I ran across the wife of that Professor at least a couple of times. She lives around there. I had to ask her about whether the woman on the signs is related. Yes, she's her daughter. I didn't ask this, but Mom told me unprompted, IIRC, that her daughter is a big lefty. Mom didn't particularly agree with that ideology either. That kind of thing sticks.
Jumping to the present, I was about to open the door to the voting place, when a guy got off his chair and asked me if I might consider voting for [REDACTED DAUGHTER]. "Well, I mean, if her own Mom tells me she's a big left-winger, then, you know... no."
It was all very friendly. The guy smiled as I went in, but then I turned and asked "Are you a friend of hers?" "I'm her husband." LOL!
Oh, I can imagine how things will go from here. Will the son-in-law tell his candidate wife? Maybe he'd better not... but, if so, once the Mother-in-Law hears about this - you know she will - will she recall exactly what she told me? I just hope things are settled by Thanksgiving... or maybe the elections prior.
I don't know if [REDACTED DAUGHTER] won. She was not on the ballot I got either, so maybe she's only in a D primary.
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All the President's Stupidity
Posted On: Monday - June 22nd 2026 6:57PM MST
In Topics: Trump US Feral Government Female Stupidity World Political Stupidity Dead/Ex- Presidents
No, wait, we don't have time for ALL of President Trump's stupidity - it's a database storage thing, you know -but the title may ring a bell.
We'll put our disclaimer first: No matter what is pretty sickening about this guy, President Trump-47 HAS been doing a good job on Job #1, fighting the Population Replacement Programme, and he's been speaking out for White people, even if only "in so many words". He's fighting the D.I.E. apparatus with whatever he's got, and, oh yeah, he may be the one (it's he or AI or both) to finally put the kibosh on "the greatest Con-job ever perpetrated in the history of the World."
Therefore, Peak Stupidity writes these posts not to say that we want Trump gone. We cannot have that right now. However, we feel obligated to discuss the downright sickening and stupid personality flaws of this guy. I mean, maybe it's hard to even imagine one at this juncture, but here's a good Conservative who's got a perfectly normal personality. These 2 of many stories come from my perusals of The Gateway Pundit some more - I read this first item and just saw the headline of the second item, along with seeing the usual GP tabloid running story.
That's from a short video proclamation showing the newest Air Force One, a Boeing 747-800 for temporary use until the fleet (3, I think?) of planes under contract are ready for service. The 2 747-400s, a very recent model at the time, were put into service in 1990. I can remember when the Reagan Administration ordered these in the 1980s, though they would not be ready for his use. (The Air Force One jets were still Boeing 707s, believe it or not, through that time.*)
Reagan was into formalities and some pomp and strange circumstances, so I can see why he felt it necessary to order the upgrade. That was a change from Jimmy Carter's ways - whether it was an act or not, I did appreciate that the man showed a lot of humility.
Donald Trump shows ANYTHING BUT humility. The pomposity of out of this guy is the personality flaw I see here. It'd be another thing to modestly talk about the newer safer equipment "required" or (at least back in the day) the need to appear equal in status to the Ruskies or what-not. No, Trump weirdly was "gifted", (such a deal!) from Qatar, and he's there bragging about it, showing off. It's so damn unseemly to me. This is just fodder for the domestic enemies who cry "No Kings!"
Immodesty like this rubs me the wrong way when it's from anyone, but from the President, this is sickening. It is so absolutely contrary to the ideals and personalities of the Founders. I think of George Washington and his refusal to stay in politics after his 2 terms (read the book at 8 years old). Trump would have ridden it until the country got plain sick of him. He is no George Washington.
That's the next item. The Gateway Pundit has employed its National Enquireresqe skills in milking this story of President Trump and Italy's Giorgia Meloni. I just read headlines, as I'm not a 14 y/o schoolgirl.
Apparently, Trump took a picture with Miss Meloni (came close but never been married) on a bench during some meetings/conference/what-have-you in Italy and then bragged later that she begged to be in a picture with him. Well, we've all got our iCrap nowadays, so it was not about the cost of film and flashbulbs. For Miss Meloni, it was probably important politically, as little as she's actually gotten done on the PRP. I don't think this was personal, but were it or not, Trump had to just note that she WANTED him. He was the Big Man.
"No", she said, "something, something, not like that...", but "Yeah," he said, and now he was getting mad at her contradicting his story. So, per GP in its words of hype, used for stories in which nothing actual happens, Trump "nuked her in a blistering response to her triggered rant..." He says they are no longer friends. OK, you two, come on - get a room already. Yeah, I know ... but, no, go ahead and bring Melania too. They like that kinda thing over in Italy. Film is cheap too, BTW. Peak Stupidity would be glad to have the scoop.
Taking world diplomacy so personally is an obvious personality flaw that is juvenile and also sickening to me. I know Trump is straight (hence the room and our suggestion of a 3-way), but is this not how "The First Woman President" might act? We may want to think about that for the future - no Noems, no Blondies, no Tulsis, maybe not even an MTG, and SURELY no Nancy Maces!
This is why I like to read articles about policy changes out of the Trump Administration, but I really, really, don't like to hear from the guy directly. Mister, we could use a man like Calvin Coolidge again ♫ ... though I'd settle for a Ron DeSanity.
* The first Presidential airline transport, not yet dubbed "Air Force One", was the Boeing 314 Flying Boat used to take President Roosevelt to Casablanca in 1943. Next a Douglas DC-4 was used by him to fly to Yalta in 1944. President Truman rode on this same plane and then the new DC-6 in 1947.
The call sign/appellation was given to the Lockheed Constellation first used by President Eisenhower. The AF-1 jet age started in the Summer of 1959, as Ike flew in the Boeing 707 to Germany and around Asia. (3 pf these were built in total.) These were in use right up through the 2nd year or so of the G.H.W. Bush Administration, this at a time when the 707s were long gone from the America's airlines' fleets.
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Wokeness still reigns at the Øb☭ma MegaPotty
Posted On: Friday - June 19th 2026 4:00PM MST
In Topics: General Stupidity Humor AntiChrist Dead/Ex- Presidents
H/T, The Alarmist.
I don't know what America's Founding Fathers would have thought about Presidential Libraries, now known also a "Presidential Centers". From what I've read, they are not built using US taxpayer money. The Founders were definitely men of letters. Yet, the idea seems contrary to the idea of the "public servant", a guy who sacrifices, if you can imagine that word, a few years of his time to help run the government. The idea of a shrine of sorts... They've been probably rolling around on this one since 1941.
That's when the Socialist Franklin Roosevelt's library was finished, after $376,000 was spent. It was to hold all his papers. (No, there was no internet, so people had lots of papers, I suppose ...)
This is the Øb☭ma Presidential Library, just finished at a cost of $850,000,000, up a bit from the 10 year-ago $300 million estimate.*
It's possible that image was altered by AI. I'm not sure, because the thing looks like an architectural nightmare no matter, and I don't even care about architecture so much. Our commenter The Alarmist had noticed that the structure resembles a Memorial Porta-Potty.
Normally, you just look for the green, take a deep breath, and open the latch. For this one, the entry fee is $30 for adults and $23 for children ($27/$15 if you're Illinois residents - not worth changing residencies, I assure you). These folk got in free, at least for the grand opening:
Are any of them "Men of Letters"? I imagine Bill Clinton could write something of a paper back in his Rhodes Scholar days, but the rest of them... nah. That's the big increase in stupidity of the 21st Century for you.
I'm sorry I've been too busy writing blog posts and comments to have attended the big gala, but I did notice a Gateway Pundit article about one Valerie Jarrett and her welcoming speech at the Presidential Porta-Potty. Remember Valerie Jarrett? I remembered only the name, and all I remembered till now is that I don't like her. The video below does not help.
I've never had the sublime experience of having to listen through a "land acknowledgement". My time of attending lectures has been long over, so I missed out.
I left 3 extra seconds in, so the PS viewer can see how utterly proud Miss Jarrett is to have been able to memorize the tribes these Indians of various sorts who inhabited this Chicagoland long before the Øb☭mans of the Great Rift built their MegaPotty on stolen land.
“We'd also like to take a moment to recognize the original inhabitants of the land upon which we are gathered today. We honor the Anishinaabe, the Council of Three Fires, the Ojibwe, the Odawa, and the Potawatomi Nations.”That's all well and good, Miss Jarrett, but not really comprehensive and up to date. One can see that Øb☭ma's homies in the audience don't really care about all that, like history and sheeeeet. They don't feel guilt for some old Indians.
Were I making this land acknowledgement ACCURATELY, I'd start with "I'd also like to take a moment to recognize the original inhabitants of the land upon which our MegaPotty has been erected, the homies of Jackson Park, who done stole it from the White people and destroyed all that old shit left from the 1893 World's Fair, those White people having built up Chicago out of nuthin' after buying it for pennies from the Anishinaabes, Ojibwse, Odawas, and Potawatomis, who stole it a few weeks earlier from The People, who stole it years before from another tribe calling themselves The People..., who, well, it's peoples all the way down."
I just want to know if the Øb☭ma Library charges for overdue books. A real Socialist system wouldn't charge for overdue books.
PS: This Valerie Jarrett is Persian, as in, from Iran. Couldn't President Trump send her home?
* Oh, it's not so much - the GW Bush one is said to have cost $327 million.
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University Bubble Speculative Update
Posted On: Thursday - June 18th 2026 8:44AM MST
In Topics: University Economics
It's not a Peak Stupidity thing to present a big treatise with tables, numbers, and graphs on sociological phenomena. They can be helpful, but they're only as good as the polling methods (ugghhh!) and non-math-based theories are... i.e. not so helpful, IMO.
We have the graph above at least. I didn't spend much time searching, so I offer Peak Stupidity's sincerest apologies for the y-axis, which should start at 0 if not made by anyone pushing an agenda with his data* and those who use graphing programs lazily, accepting any axes provided by the software. Graphs like this have a good use, but, when axes are set to encompass the whole range of the dependent variable, they purposely make changes look drastic for the innumerate. Rant over. We have highly numerate readers here, I'm sure, but for the record, that's a 13% drop (16.2 - 14.1 million) in college enrollment over the decade ending 3 years ago.
BTW, that graph comes from an article in My Learning World with the title College Enrollment Decline Over Last Decade Could Lead to $2 Trillion Less Lifetime Income for Students Skipping Out. Thanks for the numbers, MyLearningWorld people, but your article is completely contradictory to my opinion here.
Other than that, the only number I'll mention is the 1,200 bedrooms in 2 new apartment buildings designed for yet more enrollment at the nearby university - see University Bubble Housing from a year ago. We operate often in the Edie Brickell I know what I know, if you know what I mean mode. What can't go on, won't go on.
In the case of the University Bubble, that means, parents and some (few?) wise kids will, and are starting to, realize that 4 years of tedious studying, indoctrination, and yes, lots of fun with friends of both sexes might not be worth a small mortgage sized debt at the end. For engineering, the hard sciences, and only possibly computer science, college may still be well worth it. It's not 1980 anymore, and any old major is no longer a ticket to what's left of any white-collar careers. Demographics are a factor too, as the number of 18 y/o Americans period is mildly declining. That's only part of why the U's keep importing foreigners, both as undergrad and mostly grad students. Well, they try - see 17 percent drop in new foreign students exposes universities’ reliance on their tuition, expert says.
Glenn Reynolds, the famous Instapundit and U. of Tennessee Law Professor, has been in a good position to keep up with the University Bubble for many years. He's linked to a handful of examples of the deflation of the bubble recently - all I could find in my browser tabs just now was this one Syracuse University issues financial warning as admissions slump: We’re in the red. Other articles were on smaller colleges completely closing down.
Peak Stupidity does not shy away from blaming the large US Feral Gov't on a whole lot of ills. We've noted the moral hazard inherent in the guaranteeing, and worse, downright issuance, of big money to students by
Additionally, there have been sociological factors too. Everyone is supposed to be able to get through college, and it's been a 4 year inflation in credentialism. Then, that women must do the same and now are a significant majority of university students is part of it.
We'll concentrate on the economic moral hazard here. It has more effects than just on the finances of the poor graduates. Flush with money over at least this century, universities have gone on big building sprees that I'm amazed by - at least that's real - along with "building" up big departments and rosters of employees for the Woke indoctrination of all sorts. They will find it very difficult to ramp down from the latter.
I read these articles, and the plans for cutting costs do not include wiping out whole D.I.E. style departments or cutting half the administration. Those people will fight tooth and nail to stay at their highly remunerated, worthless, nay, counterproductive positions, even if the whole shebang has to slowly go under. As with cadet Mayo in An Officer and a Gentlemen, they "got nowhere else to go!" I don't foresee sane White men fairly implementing a cost-cutting program to get the U's weened off of that student loan gravy train.
I mentioned in The biggest possible University Bubble pin prick last year that State government higher education funding has dropped 40% over the period 1980 to 2011, a huge drop if that is, what I assume, in nominal dollars. Those State legislators back in the day had some say-so about whether there was going to be a 100 employee D.I.E. office. It was a different world.
To be consistent here, I should say that this situation of "the flow of the money" we have now should be a welcome change from the State funding, the worst example being the Federal Income tax, as we've bemoaned. Now, the students and parents are deciding how to spend "their" money. Is it theirs though? That's only the case if the Feds do hold the line and don't bribe voters with loan forgiveness.
If that were to be widely implemented, it would be yet one more way irresponsibility is rewarded in this country. Right now, parents and students don't have to sign on to this increasingly bad deal of 4 years of university "study" in return for a big debt. There are other options. Decide wisely, parents. The Fed Gov has caused the rot in higher Ed, but it's still up to you to participate or not.
* I make exceptions to this rule for additional close-up graphs and also for values/units that don't start at any meaningful 0, such as Temperature in F or C.
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[UPDATED: 6/18 afternoon] Added proper archived link to article on Syracuse U's woes and a link to the College Fix about dependency on foreign students tuition. Thanks yet again, Adam.
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Trump v DeSantis: Retrospective and praise for Ron DeSanity
Posted On: Wednesday - June 17th 2026 10:42AM MST
In Topics: Trump President DeSantis
Peak Stupidity posted an 11 part series Trump v DeSantis that ended with DeSantis taps out on January 22nd of '24. Our topic key President DeSantis was overly optimistic, of course, but we're not changing it. Even I, a big supporter of Ron DeSantis of Florida, wanted Trump to get back into the Presidency after the ctrl-left went after him with bogus lawfare and more.
Here are the old posts, from the Fall of '22 through the end of Spring '23 (with round 10 at the beginning of '24 also): Round 1 - Personalities - - Round 2 - Immunity to Kung Flu Panic - - Round 3 - Immigration Invasion - - Round 4 - Tag Team? - - Addendum - David Cole article - - Round 5 - The Ukraine/Russia War(mongering) - - Round 6 - Quantity of Hatred Generated - - Round 7 - Richard Hanania Substack post -- Round 8 - Birthright Citizenship - - Round 9 - Ken Cuccinelli interview and Round 10 - Vetoing the Hecklers.
Though it's in regard to a small news item and has under 200 views, the snippet of Governor DeSantis at a press conference a couple of months ago caught my attention because... what a difference! It was so nice to see a couple of minutes of an American Conservative talking about conservative matters without being the egotistical blabbing bullshitter that Donald Trump is. As our Fed Gov is very close to being that seen in scenes wrongly-guessed to be 500 years into the future in the movie Idiocracy*, this video is a breath of fresh air. DeSantis' calm speaking manner, civility and rational thinking takes us out of the UFC-at-the-White House Idiocratic world back to sanity. Come to think of it, if Trump had anything good to say about this guy, who has only done his best to HELP Trump on Job #1, he could call him Ron DeSanity. (Yes, I am proud of that coinage, which just now came to me.)
Would a President DeSantis have gotten America into war with Iran? I don't know. Why did Trump? I think of the reasons, the pressure from the big Jewish donors and the reliance on bad advice from others as possibly not being factors with a President DeSantis. There's no way to ever know at this point.
Trump has the right Conservative instincts on most issues, especially the existential domestic one that Peak Stupidity cares about the most. DeSantis does too, and he does more thinking for himself.
BTW, I wrote above "small news item", as this didn't become any national story, AFAIR. However, it's about another lefty judge (a black woman, whatda' know?) who let loose a criminal sex predator who then proceeded to murder a 5 y/o girl. This could have been just as big a story as that of Stephen Ogilvie or Henry Nowak in the UK, but then, this happens even more regularly, and the solution for this home-grown problem is simpler. Ron DeSantis describes the simple solution of impeachment of judges (by his Florida State Legislature.)
Instead of going round and round in circles talking about this murder and writing tweets to the world, Ron DeSantis calmly and sanely described what the Florida Legislature should do.
He does have a big advantage in having a good Attorney General, James Uthmeier, who is working on this, and an 85-34 R-D advantage in the Legislature, more than the 2/3 needed for impeachment if the D's do the usual tribal stonewalling.
President Trump doesn't have that kind of advantage, and he does have more groups of various sorts arrayed against him, many supported from the Singham & Soros types internationally. Could DeSantis handle this? Maybe Trump's brash way with the media and his enemies is a good tool, one that DeSantis definitely does not have. Man, I'd just like to see someone speak about things calmly, rationally, and sanely like this guy. I'd feel like Idiocracy is still a few more decades away.
As far as I can tell from www searching, Judge Tiffany Baker has not been impeached yet. This judge has, however, recused herself from presiding in this case of murder that she indirectly caused, so there's that ...
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Uruguay: PS in Montevideo
Posted On: Tuesday - June 16th 2026 12:57PM MST
In Topics: Geography Race/Genetics World Political Stupidity Peak Stupidity Roadshow
Site Note: I know, looking back over a week to that Saturday's post, I see we hit only ONE of the topics advertised for the coming week.* It's only be 1 1/2 years since we've meant to expound on the following Peak Stupidity roadshow, so we'll catch up a bit.
An infrequent long-gone commenter on The Unz Review went by the handle AaronInMVD. "MVD" was for Montevideo, Uruguay, the large capital city of this small S. American country, with 36% of Uruguay's population. I'd written to this Aaron on his own blog once or twice, and I see (just now!) that he has a youtube channel. I suppose I should have looked at those BEFORE even going there, but perhaps his short videos might be a subject for another post. (I got that usual vibe from the 1st one that is the ex-pat's urge to trash the old country to vindicate his decision.)
Per the title than, this is Peak Stupidity in MVD, about a family trip to Uruguay. Because it was a family trip, my regret is that I wasn't able to give a proper report on the whole country as a potential bug-out location.
Oh, we're almost for sure sticking it out with the patriots here, but about a decade back I had some thought along the lines of out-of-the-way places that might work as such a location. I mean out-of-the-way politically as much as geographically. After all, the Guianas are not that far from the US, but, besides the Jonestown Massacre (former British Guiana, called Guyana*) and rocket launches (Kourou, French Guiana**), who's ever heard of these places? That's what I was looking for.
Then, one looks at the demographics on wikipedia. Bzzzzttt! Nope. Just too black, not agonna even consider... Uruguay, however, much further south on the other side of Brazil, was billed as 90% White, that is lots of Spaniards, of course, but also Italians, Germans, and some English. That's what put the place in my head. On this family trip to South America, our planned destination didn't work out last minute, so since I'd always wanted to go, well, that image above is from inside the ferry terminal for the 3-hour trip from Bueno Aires, Argentina***, to Montevideo, Uruguay. I was pretty excited to have suckered the family into it, finally.
First impressions don't mean everything, but I have to say ours was not good. It's true that one might go on a route from the airport in medium-city America that is not at all impressive either. This trip from the ferry docks to downtown showed us not just the ghetto but Latin American style ghetto. I don't have any pictures of those first impressions.
We did get around the city, with some long walks from our city location and some bus rides to other places for long walks. My big disappointment was with the demographics. I am not color blind, so I can say that Montevideo is simply not nearly 90% anything resembling White. Did I miss some huge suburbs full of these Euro types? Probably not, but anyway, I imagined city life in a place that at least somewhat resembled last century European cities.
My guess is that Montevideo has some of the same immigration invasion problems as the rest of the White and White adjacent world, whether legal or illegal. We'd seen and read about some of the same story in Chile. Montevideo was not what I thought in this important respect.
I'll post additional pictures later to show that it's not that nice a city. The problem with this trip was the "family trip" part. Were I on my own, I'd have either drove or ridden to some cities/towns in the interior of the country. A couple of weeks might have sufficed for a good assessment of how one could make out. That wasn't going to work out for us, most unfortunately, seeing as we travelled all the way down there. As it went, we only went to 2 other cities on the coast, one on the Rio del Plato and one on the Atlantic coast. I'll have a report.
Bugging out means different things to different people. For a single guy, it's a whole different story. For "better" women, one can put up with a different lifestyle, and there's less to lose no matter how it works out. That Aaron with the youtube channel is an example. He lives in the big city, but maybe a good life can be had in the interior for a family of bug-outers.
More to come...
* The reader may want to read our 5 posts in remembrance of this strange story from the late 1970s by perusing our History topic key.
** Being very close to the equator equates to higher initial speed.
*** I'll put a post up about Bueno Aires too. I've been to the place 2 decades before, only for a short stay too.
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Don't we want to end the hate?
Posted On: Saturday - June 13th 2026 7:59PM MST
In Topics: Globalists Media Stupidity Orwellian Stupidity People's Revolt Anti-Social Media
Ahaaa, I'm tried to beat the system with this title - I changed a "do" to a "don't", as the reader would otherwise expect an answer in the negative due to some "law" of titles. (AI is sure not helping me one bit to find it... probably operator error.) No, that didn't work... anyway...
You'd think it'd be easier and easier to get news, what with all the anti-social media. I suppose being on X WOULD probably help me immensely, I will admit. I could follow a podcaster or two right over there in Belfast, someone who wasn't assigned by the UK Ministry of Truth to give me the NewSpeak version.
In fact, Keir Starmer and the UK Gov't are blaming Elon Musk for the riots, because his freer-than-most-of-em platform X is letting people learn the truth. That's, along Starmer's line of
I'm having a hard time following what I WANT to follow on youtube, but the headlines of the pro-Globalist Government side are enlightening. To add to the 3 of them we pasted into Thursday's post, here's what I sawr* (same as last time, I'm not gonna link to the propaganda videos):
Belfast unrest: 'Racists and groups allied to the far right are now unified across Europe': That's very welcome news! Thank you so much, France 24. It only took a near beheading of a poor Irishman (His name is Stephen Ogilvie), and then today a 17 y/o girl somewhere, tomorrow in a different Euro country subject to the PRP... to bring them all together. I will also credit your Jared Taylors, Greg Bovinos, and the brave Europeans that have attended "remigration" conferences to form alliances and try to raise awareness. They just got done with one - listen to Jared Taylor's report.
Youtube watchers aren't buying that guy's lies though - first 4 comments:
@HereBeCivilisation
A 17 year old girl was stabbed in the neck today while walking down the street in the UK. the doorbell footage is horrifying.
@Sherman_13
It will only get stronger and stronger, people are sick of this systemic injustice targeting actual citizens.
@pierrelevenerable171
Heroes!!! Carry on lads. Free your country!!
@ruc.2056
Violence? I don't think there is, mate.
Why Belfast is burning | About That: The narrator, one Andrew Chang, couldn't be more against the British people if he worked for the CCP. (Hmmmm...) The first thing he said was "You hurt one of us. We hurt a hundred of you." That's the way he frames it, like it's a mafia movie or the Catholics v the Protestants. Nah, that's not it at all. You import millions and millions of strange violent foreigners into OUR country, and we eventually get really pissed off." FIFH. (No charge.)
Then, what has "stirred up this latest swell of anti-immigrant sentiment in Northern Ireland?", Journalist Chang asks. He answers himself, "A knife attack by a black man against a White man." Andrew Chang doesn't LOOK that retarded to be able to miss the big picture like this, so he's just lying. He then picked out one video of a man very angry at "undocumented Somalians", and proceeds to tell the Irish protesters and rioters and viewers they are so wrong, as this guy's Senegalese, NOT Somalian, and he's got some kind of documentation too, so there! You're all wrong.
Let me make a digression long enough to say boldly, yet again, this, for the Irish and UK patriots: It's not about the vetting!! Let that go. The Government can vet the living hell, with elementary school tardy/absence records, lifetime credit score, equity on the parents' hut, out of the next guy from Senegal, but I don't care. He's still liable to go out in the street and behead a guy! Please, drop that "we're not racists", "MOAR vetting", and the rest of it, because it's not doing you all any favors. Once you've set cop cars on fire, Starmer's Storm Troopers will not give you leniency for saying these things.
The newest videos popping up are about some supposed “anti-racist” protests. I don’t think they’ll be able to compete with those northern Irish blokes, some who are the sons of the same action-oriented violent men from the time of The Troubles.
One of these videos on the anti-racist protests had “stop the hate” written somewhere. I had to ask these people in my head, hey what do you mean, stop the hate? Do you want the Irish people NOT to hate that their people are being sliced up for the purpose of beheading in the streets by foreigners who shouldn’t be there? Do you want them to stop hating being replaced in their own ancestral lands by strange, violent foreigners? Maybe it’s just me, but I really HATE all that. I am for hate in this case, so no, I shan’t be joining your Sinndig.
Right, so we ended by answering the question in the negative. It's an iron law.
PS: "Hate the sin, not the sinner", they'll tell you. I guess that applies here. It's hard not to hate Keir Starmer and the Globalist running this anti-White program, but one can just hate the program. One can also be FOR removing all of these foreigners from one's land because, WAY LESS SIN!
* Sorry, that English accent gets in my head and comes back out.
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[UPDATED 06/14:] Swapped out image of riots for image of Stephen Ogilvie's facial wounds.
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Who's cheatin' who?
Posted On: Friday - June 12th 2026 7:36PM MST
In Topics: Genderbenders Music Humor AntiChrist
I couldn't help it. Among the sensationalist headlines on The Gateway Pundit and a few good articles, I saw this one:
What hot wife? Is he not gay after all, somehow? Who's this Michelle? How hot is she? Wait a minute, Big Mike's gonna find out about this. Was he told before Christina Laila revealed this to the World?
It makes you wonder, who's cheatin' who, who's being true, and who don't even care anymore. Still you wonder, who's doin' right by someone tonight, and whose car is parked next door.
And I don't wanna hear about Alan Jackson. He sang this song in 1997, but I recall only Charly McClain having sung this. (It was written by one Jerry Hayes.) She recorded this in 1980 at 24 years old, and it went to #1 on the Billboard magazine Country Music chart. Charly is not BLT-G++ either - her real name is Charlotte, but she came not from Charlotte but Jackson, Tennessee.
Oh, and about that library, if I'm ever in Chicagoland, I hope I can find a copy of Steve Sailer's book America's Half-Blood Prince: Barack Obama's Story of Race and Inheritance to peruse there. I hope there are not too many homeless bums on the computers in there jacking off to pictures of ... I wonder who it is?
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NOBODY CARES!
Posted On: Friday - June 12th 2026 6:53PM MST
In Topics: Music Humor Geography Bread and Circuses World Political Stupidity
Listen, Jim Hoft, if your country is allegedly the World's Sole Superpower and it's matched up with Paraguay in Sportsball, pick one choice:
1) It's no longer the World's Sole Superpower.
OR
2) Your country needs to find another sport... something other than Communist Kickball.
Are you ready for some futeball?!! ♫ ♩ No, not really.
If we WERE to watch TV at the pizza place, perhaps, it might be the Stanley Cup finals we'd watch - game 6 is on Sunday, only because my kid cares. I have no idea why, as none of the hockey players on either team grew up playing on the iced up ponds of either Raleigh, North Carolina or Las Vegas, Nevada.
I know a girl at the auto parts store who's from Paraguay. About the only other mention of the place I recall since Western Hemisphere Geography class is in this Jimmy Buffett song.
It's been a while, Parrotheads!
There's a cowboy in the jungle,
and he looks so out of place,
with his shrimpskin boots and his cheap cheroots.
and his skin as white as paste.
Headin' south to Paraguay
where the gauchos sing and shout.
Now he's stuck in Porto Bello
since his money all ran out.
So he hangs out with the sailors.
Night and day they're raisin' hell,
and his original destination's just another
story that he loves to tell.
...
We've gotta roll with the punches,
learn to play all of our hunches.
Make the best of whatever comes your way.
Forget that blind ambition,
and learn to trust your intuition,
plowin' straight ahead come what may.
Well, while we're at it, perusing The Gateway Pundit...
Understand this, Anthony Scott, nobody is going to read your posts if you insist on calling BURMA! "Myanmar". Your own commenters told you this last time. (I went straight to comments - thank you, whomever that was.) And another thing, if you're in BURMA, don't get off the freaking boat!
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Belfast - An attempted beheading by another foreign freak and UK Government reaction
Posted On: Thursday - June 11th 2026 8:15PM MST
In Topics: Immigration Stupidity Orwellian Stupidity People's Revolt
I imagine this guy is in even worse shape, both short-term and long-term, than the Californian recently viciously attacked in a different matter by an American "native". This (northern) Irishman is in his 40s, while the Californian is 20 y/o.
The Irishman above would have been dead from immigrant violence just like Henry Nowak, were it not for bystanders - an Irish gentle(haha)man bashed this Senegalese POS with a shovel, and it STILL took a while to get him to stop sawing on the poor man's neck. That's all I'll discuss about the actual event, something most readers would have heard about.
As with our last post on the notorious young Texas black murderer and our 2 posts (here and here) about Mr. Nowak in the UK, we're here to discuss the reaction.
The reaction to the Karmelo verdict was from stupid and evil black people. They don't really run things here though, a very good thing. In the UK though, the reaction to this immigrant violence has first been from the Irish and UK (or other UK) people, angrier and more fed-up than after all the other acts, mass rapes, murders, etc, and then from the UK Government, telling those protesting and rioting to calm down. Starmer and his people DO run things, and that's the problem.
There wouldn't even BE a problem to riot about had Starmer and his previous ilk, Globalists all, not been doing their utmost to replace the White population over the decades. (It's the same throughout the West.) That's bad enough, the PRP, but it's worse that they don't even care how worthless and violent the replacements are.
Peak Stupidity has been rooting heavily for, and been heartened by, the rioters, both last week, and now this week. I don't know if this one will be the spark, but one spark eventually will set the whole thing off, and the riots will not tail off in a few days. There's a point to these riots, something the UK Government has refused and will refuse to acknowledge. The point can be remembered by looking at the image above and/or the video.
"Don't spread the video around", the UK ministers told the people. That might cause trouble. No, you all have long ago caused the trouble.
The reaction by PM Starmer has been evil but expected. He acknowledges something like "This should never happen here!", yet acts like he doesn't understand that this violence will KEEP happening there until the extreme grievances of the people regarding the immigration invasion are addressed seriously. While Starmer calls for calm, the Irish people are raising the kind of hell that might actually get the problem addressed, rather than expecting their Government to ever address them, because (I'll get to this again), THEY DON'T WANT TO AND HAVE NO INTENTION TO!
The UK Government officials have the nerve to talk about Irishmen "using this incident" to start violence against immigration and immigrants. That is such a blatant big lie. This incident IS the problem and the reason for the riots! (But, no, they're really not that stupid. They think that they can get away with this until it's too late for the Irish to save their country. It might be...)
This rant could keep going if I'm not careful, so let me mention the youtube videos I've been watching or rejecting. Just a few copied youtube headlines here show that the Government line is being spread far and wide:
Police urge calm after brutal Belfast stabbing prompts far-right protest calls • FRANCE 24 English
Belfast Knife Attack: Suspect Charged With Attempted Murder As Anti-Immigration Protests Feared
Northern Ireland minister calls for ‘calm’ after Belfast stabbing | AFP
I've had to click away from many of them. As much as I want to see the actual rioting with nobody narrating, I did find 2 very good discussions, which are embedded below.
First, here's 4 minutes of action from yesterday. A lot more had been going on in Belfast since. There are riots in other place throughout the UK and in France even, but it's hard at this point to determine what particular act of immigrant violence was the spark for each. The Population Replacement Programme has hit all the countries of Western Europe heavily, so there are "many such cases."
All the talking heads, even the most sympathetic, are sure to chime in at some point, or every 5 minutes on the minute, that they don't condone the violence. Irish men in black wearing masks have been setting fires in houses/apartments where foreigners are known to be living. I'm not gonna use the word "condone" here. With this kind of rage, it's not easy for the people to pick the proper target. In the meantime, the protests are mostly peaceful™, though you sure won't hear that acknowledged by the same folks who took a bloody knee 6 years ago for the violent druggie reprobate George Floyd.
Here is a good 15 minute discussion of the Government's unwelcome reaction to the riots, with one Kevin O’Sullivan - seems to be a well-known pundit, interviewing one David Shipley.
If you've got more time, this 50 minute video has one Jeremey Kyle discussing the matter with some cute young sidekick, with listener voice and text messages added. Locations of the callers are given, and boy am I finding out which of the various British/Irish accents are the hardest to decipher! One guy I just punted on - it was pure gibberish to me!
I want to make a few comments here from the last, but they apply to all the talk about the Belfast riots. First, it takes a long time for anyone to ever admit it's not just stupidity that has Starmer and his gang "not understanding" the people's anger. At 35 minutes in, I believe, Mr. Kyle noted that, yes, the Government does not really care to solve the problem. He doesn't go all the way and say (or maybe even understand) that this violence is just a side-effect - only unwanted because it causes these dang riots) of the very much desired PRP.
Next, about racism. It's the same on the streets too - "It's not about race!" Hey, you're already likely to be thrown in a jail, so just up and admit "Damn right it's about race. They are not our race - not even close - so they need to GET OUT." Jeremy Kyle here and his sidekick both note that these days are better than those prior when you were called a racist just for being against immigration. How about go that one last step toward not caring about being called a racist. (It's still a really bad thing there.)
Ever heard of an Irishman named Gerry Adams? Here's what he wrote in what seems to resemble a tweet.
(More importantly, people deserve better spelling...)
The Troubles™, violent disputes about the fate of the 6 counties of the north, went on in Ireland, and spilled over into England, for 3 decades. There was the IRA (Irish Republican Army) and an organization called Sinn Fein (pronounced Shin Fayne). Though Mr. Adams was in the latter when it was more of a political party, he won't admit that he was in the IRA, yet people who were in the IRA say "sure he was". These people bombed cars and restaurants and assassinated people*. I'm not going to take sides here, but let me just say that Gerry Adams is the last guy that ought to be telling people to refrain from violence!
Along with him, this "First Minister" lady, one Michelle O'Neill, also presently lecturing the Irish to calm down and don't make a big deal about one little beheading attempt, was herself involved in The Troubles.
The thing about THESE troubles is, they're not just about Catholics vs Protestants living here or there, and the degree of separation from the UK anymore. This is about the existence of the Irish as a people, on their own Emerald Isle! Perhaps remaining calm and not worrying about the Globalists' evil plans and the violent side effects is not the answer during THESE troubles.
The Irish are reaching the endpoint of that John Kennedy quote:
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable."
PS: Oh yeah, one more point about the long video is that even this pretty based Jeremy Kyle and the sidekick do not know the real story of the death of George Floyd. They were glad the "coppers" got punished. It's hard to get the real story, even it you are a journalist... maybe especially if you are ...
* Something like 3,500 people are said to have died from that low-level war, many of them complete innocents.
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Austin Metcalf's murderer found guilty - the black reaction
Posted On: Wednesday - June 10th 2026 7:27PM MST
In Topics: Race/Genetics Legal Stupidity Anti-Social Media
We're really trying not to become a news commentary site here. We had plans for some other topics this week and further on. Now, though, the black reaction to the guilty verdict for Karmelo Anthony and the new "troubles" in Belfast after a different case of black violence deserve at least a post apiece. (I've got a feeling we'll posting much more than once about the Northern Ireland riots, and those occurring across the Irish Sea for the same reason.)
Anthony Karmelo killed young Austin Metcalf at a track meet last year in cold blood. "Cold blood" has a specific meaning. He had to have brought that knife to the meet there, KNOWING he was going to start something. He started something, and as they say "he finished it." Yesterday, Texas got finished with him, hopefully till mid-century.
There's plenty to discuss about this murder, but that's not the point of this post. It's the reaction by black people, both on-line, and outside the Collin County, Texas courthouse that I'll discuss.
I don't know the numbers - it's hard to know in this world of anti-social media. Perhaps only a small fraction of black people had these kinds of things to say, such as what's written below, about this murder verdict and the rest are more thoughtful and sane about it. I remember the O.J. Simpson case though. Luckily I didn't have to experience this in person, but it was said that black people generally supported his getting away with murder. It's a tribal thing. We wouldn't understand... yet.
However, what went on in this case in person tells us something. This was a very simple legal case. There is video taken everywhere now. The defense had no argument, and even their star witness apparently caved and told the truth. The trial being in Texas, not southern California, it wasn't a big piece of infotainment*. It took a week, and the verdict was delivered in 3 hours. Normally, that is that... in the White world where truth matters.
What are these outraged blacks thinking? Is White America just supposed to accept an assault, rampage, rape, or murder by black people every so often with no consequences for them and just get over it? Did these people outside the courthouse expect another O.J. verdict?
There are the agitators, as always. Does someone higher up have his sights set on another Summer of George, and for what, more societal destruction? I don't think it's gonna happen, but when you see the stupidity out of these people...
I don't know about this talk about "the Dem base", but maybe by "substantial part" he means black people. This is a racial conflict. If indeed riots and mayhem come out of this, sure, I will believe the usual suspects, Soros & Singham, the CCP (they have a hand in a lot of things!), and others are behind it. Generally, though, stupid black people have gotten riled up. They've been spouting some stupid and downright evil things outside the court.
I saw a video of the Metcalf family leaving the courthouse and walking to their vehicle. The things that were yelled at them, about killing the late Austin's twin brother (whose arms Austin had died in, there at the track meet), and such... it takes a strong will to have said nothing and had no thoughts about slaughtering the lot of these sick people. Actually, I have no confirmation on the latter.
Let me zoom in on one of those messages:
There you go, Domo Julio, whoever you are! Now you're talking sense. You go ahead and organize a boycott. Keep your black thug kids out of the White schools. That'll show 'em!
* From the time I saw the slow car chase on TV, I already knew that the O.J. Simpson deal was a big piece of Infotainment. I wanted nothing to do with it and didn't watch a lick.
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Smart light bulbs, curmudgeonly consumers
Posted On: Tuesday - June 9th 2026 6:38PM MST
In Topics: Curmudgeonry Artificial Stupidity
This post is truly in Peak Stupidity's wheelhouse. We've written before that just because you can create a new product or system based on fast software and cheap, tiny sensors, doesn't mean people want it. Our example in a post from over 9 years back was automatic windshield wipers.
Well, light bulbs aren't just light bulbs anymore, even though I do still have a couple of hundred incandescents, bought at a quarter a piece during the Bush Administration. Yes, I'm almost sure they go back that far or maybe max 2 years later, as it was some proclamation by Bush about doing away with these bulbs that had me making a number of trips to the Big Box home improvement store for cases of them.
Even as a curmudgeon, I still must admit that light bulbs have been greatly improved. They're done with the stupid curly-cue types and on to the LEDs. We tried to do an inflation estimate, but, note the title here - Light Bulb price inflation Deflation - this one's a doozy. You really have to make value estimates based on lumen-life-hours or equivalent-watt-life-hours* to evaluate the value.
I came to the Big Box store the other day for many bulbs. The fixtures in the one place take about 10 different styles, standard threaded screw-in bulbs, two prong ones, little candle-lookng things... They all do turn on when you put them in, at least.
You get almost NO help now at these stores, so I couldn't find one type, but, since I'd made the trip, I looked at these colored bulbs. Years ago, my kid and I got bulbs of 4 colors and put them in one fixture on which the switch allows 2 on, the other 2 on, all on, or off. Now it's been about a year since 2 of them burned out, so memory-jogged, there we go.
Sure, they said "Smart Bulbs", on the box but, they use "smart" with anything now. Smart sells! (Sex sells too, and sex still beats smart.) It looked like there might be a switch right on these to change colors, who knows?
I brought them home, took one out, and stuck it into the fixture. It burned white. No, that couldn't be the whole of this smart bulb technology. Now, let me say that this is NOT, I repeat, NOT, supposed to be a Polish joke, but I had to pull out the directions to operate the light bulb.
The directions said - you may have even seen this coming - that I needed to scan the QR code, then log into the web portal to get colored light, basically to OPERATE these light bulbs. I'm not even Polish! I'm just a country curmudgeon... who said to himself right there, "Back to the store you go!" And, back they went.
Smart bulbs, dumb people. I resemble that remark. The stupidity on my part was in thinking that anything new and improved I bought might be a good thing. I get it, though, that these might be the coolest thing ever for the younger generations. Sure, scan the code, get on the portal, enter some shit, call the help desk, enter the chat ... pretty soon we'll all be making jokes: How many Zoomers does it take to turn on a light bulb?
PS: Also, I think we should change Polish jokes to Somalian jokes and while we're at it, light bulb jokes to web portal jokes.
* Lumens are the SI units of light flux. Using lumens, though, doesn't mean enough to the average consumer to help rate these. The new bulbs are so efficient in converting that electrical energy to light vs some light and lots of heat, that we use ratings in "watts". They aren't the real wattage use of the bulbs. The rating is based on the wattage of the old bulbs that would give us equivalent light in lumens.
This works, as we all have a pretty good idea how bright an old 100 W incandescent is, or a 75 W, 60, 40, etc.
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Why would he do this to me?
Posted On: Monday - June 8th 2026 8:10PM MST
In Topics: Race/Genetics
I don't have a topic key to fit this. "Hatred" might work. Peak Stupidity was going to post something lighthearted today, but we came upon the following story on The Gateway Pundit:HORROR! 20-Year-Old McDonalds Manager Hospitalized With Third Degree Burns After Employee Threw Hot Oil on Him – “Why Would He Do This to Me?” (VIDEO). The video is not of this happening, something I really wouldn't want to view, but of this young White man's Mom in an interview out in Yuba City (near Sacramento), California.
Jacob Smith, 20, was hospitalized following the incident, and he is still being treated for severe injuries, including third-degree burns to his face, neck, hands, and shoulders, at UC Davis Medical Center.It happens in wartime and occasional bad accidents - people getting burned, that is - and it's horrific. Remember a time when you burned a pencil eraser sized spot on your finger, or scalded a square inch of your skin. Then, imagine that multiplied over big areas of your body. It's the worst pain, as far as I know. I remember reading a story of someone who'd been in the hospital 5 years for burns. When he came out, he not only said he'd wished he was dead when in the hospital, but he still wished he had died, so as not to have experienced that much pain.
This was not in war, and it wasn't an accident. I didn't even find anything out about WHY this 25 y/o black man decided to throw cooking oil on his manager, as the guy wasn't expecting it while sitting down in his office. I mean, who expects that?!
The heartbroken mother told KCRA that the burn injuries cover “the whole side of his face, down his neck, all the way down his right arm, and across his back.”It's not that kind of pain, but it is mentally painful to listen to this:
“The pain he’s experiencing is so excruciating that they can’t give him the level of pain medicine outside of the ICU,” she said. “They’re just telling me that their goal right now is to decrease the size of the burn on his back and his neck area to try to minimize the amount of skin grafting that they’re looking at having to do, but, you know, it’s going to potentially become more painful.”
“I want justice to be served. I want him to serve the time that he needs to serve, you know, for what he’s done to my son… I don’t wish bad things towards him,” Smith added. “I want him to understand what he did, like really understand what he did, and the pain that he caused to my son was excruciating.”I'm not sure he could possibly understand all this, unless he had hot cooking oil thrown over his body. At the very least, were I the young man in the burn center, I'd want to shoot him dead.
I won't even try to find the interview (it's on the page linked-to here), because I heard the reporter say "alleged assault". That's also stupid. The young man's in the burn center - he GOT ASSAULTED. "Alleged assault suspect", OK, for legal reasons, though there are cameras everywhere now. They know who did it, this piece of human garbage that goes by Jalani Bluett. Then, we are told that "His family believes the liquid thrown on him was hot oil". Well, that's what they use to cook the nuggets and french fries, so, yes, they KNOW this. Finally, the woman signed off with her full Spanish-accented name, a big turn-off.
"Why would he do this to me?" Because he's a stupid, evil nigger, that's why. I pray for young Jacob, for his pain to subside. Hopefully, Jalani Bluett will spend his life or as much as possible of it, well away from White people.
Tomorrow, we'll get to Smart Light Bulbs.
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Creatively Curating, "Clown World!", cries a curmudgeon
Posted On: Saturday - June 6th 2026 7:30PM MST
In Topics: Music Humor Curmudgeonry
... could our lyrics be more cludged? ♫
Come on guys, it's all alliteration anymore, or actually already was when the trio Crosby, Stills, and Nash first sang Helplessly Hoping 57 years ago. It was 1969, not yet the Clown World era.
That's a poster in an elevator at some hotel. The breakfast is advertised as "creatively curated". Curation is a big thing now. Part of Clown World™ consists of the constant conflation of nouns with verbs, the kidnapping of engineering terms by software types, and strange new uses of old words out of the blue.
Having something curated is apparently something good. The dictionary tells me the verb "curate"* means to select and organize. That applies very well to museum "curators", the only use of that word I'd ever heard until about 5-10 years ago. (I'm pretty sure pundit Steve Sailer brought it up a few times from the things he's read.)
Yeah, but breakfast, creatively curated breakfast? It looks like some blackberries on top of grits or oatmeal, not exactly how I'd select or organize my breakfast. Could they have thoughtfully sourced some bacon, eggs, and toast (whole wheat for health reasons) instead? Hopefully this breakfast was not cooked by the museum curator, because who knows from what eon he thoughtfully sources his materiel for the breakfast exhibits?
Hey, and where's the rest of the alliteration, guys? It COULD fit in that Crosby, Stills, Nash, and (sometimes) Young song anyway, I suppose... Thoughtfully sourcing some stuff for the skillet, she sautes, selecting pink sea salt...
Wiki editors noted not just the alliteration in a number of the lyric lines in Helplessly Hoping, but they also see some double meanings here in the chorus that I never thought of before. (I don't know about that 3rd one - that's sketchy.) Then the voices build from one to two to three, but I don't know about four. Who'd be the fourth voice?**
They are one person.
They are two (too) alone.
They are three (Free) together,
They are four (For) each other.
I wish I could tell which voice was whose here, but I can tell you that in the picture, from left to right, that's Graham Nash, Steven Stills, and David Crosby.
Anyway, commenter Adam Smith noted he really liked this one after I'd strangely mentioned it in this post last week. I like it too. I had a CSN&(sometimes)Y period about 1 1/2 decades after their time. I think what I had on cassette tape was this very debut album pictured in the still here.
We'll get to a comparison, more of a contrast, between that recent horrific police stupidity in the UK vs. the overdose of George Floyd, more about Chinese Communism, confirmation of the slow deflation of the university bubble, Orwellian stupidity in the UK (but, of course!) and then, yes, after a year and a half, our impressions of Uruguay. Have a nice evening and happy Sunday, Peakers! Thanks for reading and commenting.
* The noun is a totally separate word having to do with clergymen.
** Neil Young had already driven his touring hearse down from Toronto to LA by this time but he was in other bands until Summer of that same year, while the album was released earlier in 1969.
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Senator Eric Schmitt on Denaturalization of unAmericans
Posted On: Friday - June 5th 2026 5:59PM MST
In Topics: Immigration Stupidity Lefty MegaStupidity
We'll put off our Floyd v Nowak / Chauvin v Vikrum post until tomorrow at the earliest. Stuff just pops up...
I came upon this video on The Gateway Pundit - FIREWORKS! “You’re Damn Right We’re Deporting You” – Sen Eric Schmitt GOES OFF on Dem Mazie Hirono After She Argues Fraudsters, Murderers, and Terrorists Shouldn’t be Denaturalized (VIDEO). As is the usual case on that site, things are greatly sensationalized, but this headline got me to watch.
This Senator Eric Schmitt out of Missouri* is an immigration patriot. He understands that America's huge immigration problem is not just about illegal entries. Foreigners who naturalized to become citizens under false pretenses can be deported. Such false pretenses could be that an immigrant blatantly lied when he swore an oath that one day.
It's possible this Senator could be grandstanding here. The guys and ladies like to get these great soundbites out to the public for fundraising purposes.
However, I think Senator Schmitt means it, his point being that it's not at all "astounding" or "bizarre" (as claimed by the idiot Senator from Hawaii) to allow for deportation of naturalized foreigners who have committed serious crimes or treasonous acts within a 10 year period vs. the 5 year period of today's law. What's actually important is that this law be ACTED upon, no matter what the time period is. That requires a State Department and/or Attorney General who WANT to stop the destruction of the Population Replacement Programme.
Enjoy!
Hey, Ken Cuccinelli - I know that dude!
I found another video of Senator Schmitt talking about immigration, this time with regard to the current general term for economic problems called "Affordability". This is the kind of thing President Trump should discuss, were he capable of actually discussing things, as Peak Stupidity suggested early this year.
There's a long intro of sorts before Senator Schmitt gets to the economic disaster that has been partly caused by the immigration invasion, so you might want to skip to 01:30 in if you're tight on time.
* He was elected US Senator from Missouri in '22. Per wiki, he was kind of weird on the Kung Flu PanicFest as the Attorney General of that State at the time.
He was against the Panic generally (mask mandates, limitations on gatherings, etc), but then he sued "the Chinese government, Chinese Communist Party, and other Chinese officials and institutions" (wiki) for suppressing information and not telling everyone how contagious the Kung Flu was. Excuse me? Nobody just up and sues China. Well, maybe Nixon could have... anyway, the humorous part is that it cost $12,000 to translate the complaint into Chinese. One wonders if it even made sense after that...
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When knives are outlawed, only Sikhs will have knives
Posted On: Thursday - June 4th 2026 7:56PM MST
In Topics: Orwellian Stupidity Anarcho-tyranny Guns People's Revolt Totalitarianism
The tweet above appears in the ZeroHedge article UK Police Officers Admit DEI Training Pressured Them To Ignore Dying White Teen Henry Nowak from this morning.
I don't know if I'd put it exactly that way. D.I.E. training likely did teach these "coppers" to treat White British people based on the Tyrannical side of the Anarcho-Tyranny coin. They can't be stupid enough to have believed this - it's just a class you must get through. They all have known what's right and wrong. So, actually UK Police Officers Admit They Are Cowards should be the headline. They were cowardly to the extent that they harassed a young White Briton through his last minutes on this earth rather than help him, cause charges of racism... against murderous but still, favored foreign people.
That's not the post here though, so moving on... The tweet above shows that the Orwellian Tyrant Kier Starmer is not even making a pretense of letting up on the Anarcho-Tyranny. Sure, I've heard that much of that whole duplicitous conniving Sikh family has been arrested, but I think that has been done purely for the cause of quelling the riots.
The British (or whole UK?) population has long been disarmed. It's not always the case that even the perfect concealed-carry gun would help one avoid being murdered by violent blacks (see Iryna Zarutska, the woman just killed on the MARTA, and thousands of other such cases) or immigrant nutcases.* However, in this case, an armed Henry Nowak would much more likely have lived.
One would think that Keir Starmer might take the heat off the people's anger at the police and the PRP by vowing that, from now on, there will be no "ceremonial" knives carried by anyone. No exceptions... besides for chefs? "Common sense knife control is long overdue! We must eliminate the
He won't do it. Keir Starmer is a real Anarcho-Tyrant's Anarcho-Tyrant. He's pretty blatant about it. The British people will remain disarmed, while a group of foreigners can carry big knives for, like, ceremonies, so next time, the same thing can happen. (That'd be fine with Starmer's crowd were it not for the pesky riots. MOAR censorship. MOAR tear gas! No, sorry, the spark will come soon.)
A ZH commenter had this common sense suggestion:
JimmyJones68:Brilliant!, as the Brits like to say. Bishops and deacons, put out the Church bulletin. This should be easy enough.
This is easy, the church of England just needs to make carrying pepper spray and a hand gun part of the religion, then all members of that church can just practice their religion like the murder[er] did.
Another commenter quoted Solzhenitsyn. The Totalitarians aren't even pretending to care anymore. It's late in the game.
PS: Or, is it the case that Keir Starmer is too afraid of the Moslems in his own country to dare to push for a change in the Sikh stabber exemption? Is this just more cowardice on display?
* VDare used to have a topic "Immigrant Mass Murder Syndrome". It is a thing...
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