"Raw bacon makes the best Koran bookmarks." Hahaha, now that's just funny there - I don't care who ya are. (Oh, I mean, unless you're the grand muffti top goat-fuckler of East Dearbornistan ...)

This lady rocks! Her treatment of Miss Lindsey Graham (Traitor-SC) is great too, and the use of the word "Jackass" is nice - that word has not been in widespread use for many years, and PeakStupidity believes the time has long passed to bring this semi-cussword back into the forefront of the cuss-cabulary.

Miss Barnhardt's website was originally about her cattle futures/financial stuff out of Colorado, which was the business she had been in before the bank bailouts. She has more character than most American men to leave this business behind on principle (admittedly, easier for a woman, as a man may have to hold off on principles to take care of family.) The site turned into a mostly religious but part political site after, I assume her slight fame due to the video shown above.

The part where we tend to differ is in her extreme religious views. It's not her hard-core Catholicism itself - I admire someone with her personality, so it's not that. Miss Barnhardt's views on keeping a serious amount of Islam out of this county are correct, so it's not that either. Although she does rightfully malign a neo-con warmonger with the "Invade-the-world, invite-the-world"* strategy stupidity, she does not seem to understand the problem with the "invade-the-world" part. In fact, I quit reading her website regularly only after she revealed her dislike of Ron Paul. (She dislikes a lot of people, but we could say the same for ourselves at PeakStupidity.)

How about we leave these people to wallow in their own deep, deep, stupidity in their part of the world? Just leave them alone. More about this "invade-the-world, invite-the-world" stupidity of the American elites in a later post, but I just don't think Miss Barnhardt gets the problem with the first half of it.

Lastly wrt Ann Barnhardt, again about her religious views. She thinks worse of this Commie Pope Francis than even PeakStupidity does. Good stuff. However, she also thinks all Protestants are going straight to hell (yes, without passing go or collecting our 200 monopoly dollars). Her religious views are pretty extreme. She knows so much history of the Catholic church and believes very strongly as a Catholic. We can't fault that; we find nothing wrong with extreme views of people who aren't in a position of power to exert control of other people via these views. She is not. It's just that reading her website gets pretty tedious if you do not agree with her 100%. Believe me, I would write her that if she had access to her website via commenting. Again, she had a problem with Ron Paul, and that was enough for me re Ann Barnhardt.


*This phrase was originated by VDare.com, and probably came from Mr. Steve Sailer, though possibly from VDare strongman ;-}, Mr. Peter Brimelow.


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"Hungary set to turn screws on Soros-backed NGOs" and GOOD ON 'EM!


Posted On: Tuesday - January 17th 2017 8:27AM MST
In Topics:   Immigration Stupidity  Globalists  Media Stupidity

I admire the Hungarian, "strongman Prime Minister Viktor Orban" as much as President-Elect Trump, now that Yahoo mentions him (zerohedge and VDare mention this guy some too, but in a good way). BTW, is "strongman Prime Mimister" the complete title of Orban's office? You don't hear Obama called a "strongman" though he violated the constitution daily. I'm starting to think that in the Western world, according to gov-media, a strongman" is someone with certain political views only, who, if he doesn't rent an apartment, must live in a "compound". Of course, it's hard for us to imagine this AA-hire, effeminate President-Eject Øb☭ma as anything but the "weak-man in the white hut".

We want to add also that this story is in Yahoo News, not someplace to read a whole lot of truth, but it was linked to on Drudge.

In fact, just like in yesterday's post regarding a USA Today headline, the article, with it's embedded globalist opinions, just reinforces the opposite view in the awake reader. Here's half the story on Yahoo - see what you think the writer wants. Hint, he's a leftwing globalist imbecile.

Budapest (AFP) - Hungarian NGOs have long felt the heat under strongman Prime Minister Viktor Orban -- but they now fear that, emboldened by Donald Trump's victory, the right-wing premier will turn the screws even tighter.

First in line may be groups backed by Hungarian-born billionaire financier George Soros, whose foundation once funded the Oxford studies of a young Orban more than 25 years ago.

Last week the deputy head of Orban's ruling party Fidesz, in power since 2010, said that non-governmental organisations should be "cleaned out of here".

Szilard Nemeth said that criticism of government policies by "fake" civil organisations set up to "influence politics" by Soros and others was "impermissible".

The remarks triggered alarm among beleaguered NGOs, many of which -- in the absence of a credible political opposition -- have long attacked Orban's sweeping revamp of state institutions and hardline anti-immigration stance.

"This is a new level of NGO-bashing," said Marta Pardavi, co-head of the Hungarian branch of the Helsinki Committee, a human rights group that provides free advice to asylum-seekers.

Nemeth name-checked the body as potential targets along with civil rights group TASZ and corruption watchdog Transparency International.

"The notion that we should be swept away like rubbish or have no right to comment on politics shows their arrogant intolerance of different views," Pardavi told AFP.

Her office, staffed by some two dozen lawyers, heaves with case files as well as reports that have slammed Orban's anti-migration policies.

She freely admits that her organisation relies on foreign funding to continue operating. But "otherwise it's not possible to do human rights advocacy work in Hungary," she says.

Mirroring pressure in Russia under President Vladimir Putin, scrutiny of foreign-funded NGOs has been cranked up since Orban was re-elected in 2014.

"Soros in crosshairs -

The 86-year-old Soros, whose Open Society Foundations (OSF) body has funded civil groups in Eastern Europe since the 1980s, is in the crosshairs of the new push.

"Soros has decided that he will be Viktor Orban's opponent and opposition in Hungarian politics... People have the right to know which organisations he's doing this through," Orban's chief-of-staff Janos Lazar said last week.

Hungarian officials have even accused Soros-backed NGOs of posing a national security risk during Europe's migration crisis by allegedly colluding with human-smugglers and "terrorists"."

The great female backing vocalist is Nicolette Larson, who also sung on Comes a Time, on not just that song, but others on that album.

We hope you like the music.


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The more we read USA Today, the more we like this guy,


Posted On: Monday - January 16th 2017 8:11PM MST
In Topics:   Trump  Media Stupidity

Donald Trump, that is. USA Today probably shows some pretty large numbers for the circulation of its color paper newspaper, but much of that is copies laid outside the door of people's motel rooms. I usually purposefully use it as a doormat, as it is as much "the Gov't news" as the rest of the fake-news operations.

I had to keep this copy after seeing the headline, so's we could scan it in and present it to you:


They write this like it's a bad thing. ("They" meaning author Heidi M. Przybyia, in this case - please Miss Przybyia, I'll sell you a coupla vowels on the cheap). This is where the opinions of the gov-media journalists really "shine" through in their writing, not in a good way. A majority of Americans would NOT agree it's a bad thing that President-elect Trump is announcing agency heads that want to overhaul or eliminate the agencies they are being appointed to oversee. *Miss Przybyia is very out of touch with the average American!*, we at PeakStupidity would tweet, if had been taught at an early age how to tweet.

Now, personally, I might handle this in a gentler manner than Mr. Trump at a press conference, such as:

"Please, folks, you are making too much of this. Let me put you at ease here. We will not be shutting down the Department of Education, or any of the others you have mentioned. The Dept. of Education will be merged into the Dept. of Energy. The EPA will be integrated into the Dept. of Motherland Security. The new Dept. of Energy will then be combined with the new Dept. of Motherland Security. Much duplication will then be saved by having this one big Dept. of EnviroEduEnerSecurity. Then, we will shut that one down like a rabid dog. See we are eliminating only one Department. Any questions? No, good, more re-orgs in the morning. Good day, gentlemen!"

"This old world keeps spinning 'round; it's a wonder tall trees ain't laying down ...."
OK, he's not gotten a handle on dynamics and the general acceleration equation yet (nor politics, for that matter), but what a great songwriter anyway.


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In other news, Mr. Fox appointed hen-house minister by Mr. Retarded Pig, barnyard Premier


Posted On: Saturday - January 14th 2017 7:19PM MST
In Topics:   Immigration Stupidity

A reader wrote this letter to VDare about Justin Beiber's Trudeau's pick of a Somalian man for immigration minister.

Re: John Derbyshire’s blog post Memo To Trump: Start Planning For A Northern Border Wall

From: An Anonymous Canadian Reader [Email him]


John Derbyshire beat me to it! I saw this appalling Star story before I left for work this morning. There are so many things wrong with this appointment, it’s hard to know where to begin.

However, two things come immediately to mind. 1) There is no recognition that there is a historic English-Canadian nation composed of white Europeans and this nation might have an interest in staying a majority in the country it created 2) Canadian immigration policy has become a post-national, anti-white ideological project completely divorced from Canada’s economic needs. [Former refugee Ahmed Hussen takes over immigration ministry by Alex Ballingall; Toronto Star, January 10th 2017.]

It’s troubling that the Star at least sees Ahmed Hussen’s status as a refugee as being more of a qualification for office than, say, a knowledge of economics and Canada’s labour force needs.

One reason I read the horribly globalist Star is that it has a lot of local news stories. Not a day goes by that the paper doesn’t have an article related to the fact that 100,000 new people come to the Greater Toronto Area every year: the skyrocketing cost of housing, the shortage and appalling state of Toronto’s public housing, controversial development proposals that promise to complete alter the character of residential neighbourhoods, our very expensive overburdened public transportation system, etc.

These articles often mention the 100,000 figure, but they NEVER question why this is happening. No journalist or local politician ever asks if it’s necessary to bring in all these people when the city’s manufacturing base has been decimated, when many immigrants end up in poverty working at minimum-wage jobs, etc. When I’ve raised the issue with local politicians, I get the usual clichés: immigrants are good for the economy, Canada has a low birth-rate, immigrants work hard and do the jobs Canadians won’t do, etc.

Notice this Gordon Lightfoot song doesn't have any chorus, just one verse after another.


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Global Climate Disruption^TM - The Politics (Part 4)


Posted On: Friday - January 13th 2017 8:53AM MST
In Topics:   Global Climate Stupidity  Globalists

Let's wrap this up, whaddyasay? After long discourses on the difficulties of creating a working mathematical model of the entire world climate, then discussion of the politics involved in GCD^TM, first wrt the "journalists", then the scientists, we come to the top of this scheme. (It's all here.)

I think that Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit says it best and the most times ;-} thusly:

"For the political leaders, well, I’ll believe it’s a crisis when the people who tell me it’s a crisis start acting like it’s a crisis."

I'm sure Professor Reynolds thinks of this the same way as PeakStupidity: No, they don't really believe it's a crisis (spoiler alert: IT'S NOT), but even if they did, these "leaders" - and we would add others - the outspoken idiot actors and musicians also - would not consider themselves as the ones to make any sacrifice of any sort. After all, they are our betters, the self-chosen elite, so there are much more of us peons to sacrifice our civilization and revert back to a middle-ages type lifestyle to keep the "Carbon in it's place". (Damn Carbophobic bastards, all of them!)

I would respect these people if they really did believe in the nonsense and lived a lifestyle that would allegedly mitigate the effects they are worried about - no, I still wouldn't believe them, because they are innumerate and have no understanding of science, but I would still respect them, so long as they weren't in a position of power over us with their bullshit.

Gonna have to do one more post ...

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