Fake news shiteels like Sam J. of Twitchy (What is that? A tweakers' website?) have exposed their full non-committment to free speech. Hope the shoe is on the other foot very soon. And why not a noose around the neck after that? Hypocrisy is the greatest crime of all.Oliver Darcy / Status:Acosta at a Midnight Crossroads — CNN chief Mark Thompson wants Jim Acosta to take up the network's graveyard shift, delivering the anchor the proposal days before Donald Trump takes office. … Thompson, I'm told, delivered the veteran journalist a sudden and strange proposal: Move your show to midnight and anchor it until 2am ET.Justin Baragona / The Independent: CNN reportedly looking to bury Jim Acosta in graveyard shift to ‘throw a bone to Trump’Rusty Weiss / RedState: CNN's Jim Acosta Just Got Some Really Bad News Days Before Trump's Inauguration: Demoted and Exiled?Sam J. / Twitchy: WHOA ... Has Trump OFFICIALLY Defeated Fake News? Because CNN's Change with Acosta SUUURE Sounds Like itEmily Crane / New York Post: CNN wants to exile Jim Acosta's show to the ‘Siberia of television news’ to stop him annoying TrumpCharlie Nash / Mediaite: CNN Reportedly Considering Exiling Jim Acosta's Show To Midnight ‘To Throw a Bone To Trump’Brittany Chain / Daily Mail: CNN moves to banish Jim Acosta to ‘Siberia of television news’ in advance of Trump's return to officeJohn Sexton / HotAir: Is Jim Acosta Losing His Show at CNN?Brian Steinberg / Variety: CNN Eyes Moving Wolf Blitzer to Daytime Slot
Friday, January 17, 2025
Today In The First Amendment
Thursday, January 16, 2025
Move Along, Nothing To See Here
But Massive Corruption
Where's the outrage?
Scoop: Trump's $500 million post-election windfall
No, really?Between the lines: Trump is transactional but not for sale, these sources say. In these meetings, they say, Trump has made it clear that this is a one-way street: They donate money to support his agenda, but he's not taking their money to support their agenda.
"A lot of these guys are going down [to Mar-a-Lago] taking victory laps because he's taking their money and they're in for a rude awakening," the company consultant said. "Sure, he'll throw an inaugural party with their money but he owes them nothing."
"He'll take your money and then tell you, 'I don't give a f**k what you want.' He did that during the campaign," said another Trump adviser. "He's going to do what he wants, what the base wants."
Even so, donors seem to be giving on the assumption that there's something in it for them.
Closet Cases
Listen to sissy-boy there talk, & then tell me he's not in a closet. Scared of girls, all of them. And what's w/ the beards & ties? Trying to prove something here, boys? Or to deny something?Christian nationalist Michael Belch says that if Pete Hegseth had testified "truthfully" during his confirmation hearing, he would have told female senators that they don't belong in office: "This is a man's role. Go home."
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
Who's Murdering Whom, Now?
Color enhanced scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of dividing cancer cells. |
Where's The Outrage?
Do let us know should you hear anything about Republicans helping the "working people" they claim to champion instead of ensuring corporations enjoy obscene profits from the suffering of the middle-class. They are all, to coin a phrase, traffickers in human misery. Indeed, they are the real cancers killing America. String 'em up!!Christiaan Hetzner / Fortune:
Life Up Uranus
Suck-Ups To Washington To Suck Up
Wishing & hoping“Apple CEO Tim Cook is planning to attend the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump next week, the latest in a wave of Silicon Valley leaders traveling to Washington for the ceremony,” Bloomberg reports.“Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla, who has quickly become one of Trump’s foremost supporters and financial backers, are all also expected to attend.”
Wall, Brick, Another
Won't be any Superman to pulverize the real-world bricks squashing me. |
Wishing a slow & painful death on the rat bastard who has a copy, clone or whatever of my debit card & attempted to get US$20.00 from an ATM in North Hills, some shithole in the Valley where I may never have been in my life. Certainly not consciously, possibly passed through on a freeway. Definitely not w/in the last 30 or so yrs. Anyway, fuck you, your relatives, your children & the horse you rode in on, you sack of shit.
Congrats to the credit union for catching this. Still have to wait several days for a new card. Just as well, I'd only waste money on bullshit like food & heroin. Two wks. into the yr. & it's all shit.
Second time this has happened. Not that it matters, but if one annihilates ones own species, is that genocide, or is there a more precise word? And is there any reward?
Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Murder In Space
How Indeed?
Oh oh, I know, I know!! [How to Fix America's Two-Party Problem — Mr. Wegman is a member of the Times editorial board, where he writes about democracy, law and politics. Mr. Drutman is a senior fellow at New America and the author of “Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop: The Case for Multiparty Democracy in America.”
Monday, January 13, 2025
Wake Up Before It's Too Late, Cretins
Stupid, Stupid, Stupid!
Who am I kidding? It's already too late. "They made you a moron", to coin a phrase, except most of you were already.A study by Michael Gerlich at SBS Swiss Business School has found that increased reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) tools is linked to diminished critical thinking abilities. It points to cognitive offloading as a primary driver of the decline.AI's influence is growing fast. A quick search of AI-related science stories reveals how fundamental a tool it has become. Thousands of AI-assisted, AI-supported and AI-driven analyses and decision-making tools help scientists improve their research.
AI has also become more integrated into daily activities, from virtual assistants to complex information and decision support. Increased usage is beginning to influence how people think, especially impactful among younger people, who are avid users of the technology in their personal lives.
An attractive aspect of AI tools is cognitive offloading, where individuals rely on the tools to reduce mental effort. As the technology is both very new and rapidly being adopted in unforeseeable ways, questions arise about its potential long-term impacts on cognitive functions like memory, attention, and problem-solving under prolonged periods or volume of cognitive offloading taking place.
You're Born Alone, You Die Alone
And In Between, Hell Is Other People
Welcome to this reporter's nightmare, as lived 17 yrs. ago. People who "own" houses (&/or cars) are scum. I want to see the burned-out hulks of their plastic pollutionmobiles in the ash-covered driveways of the lots where their now reduced to nothing-but-a-fireplace-&-chimney houses once stood. Remember: You don't "own" anything you can't carry, pigs.3 days ago I called on some friends to help me because I don't drive and I was being evacuated now I know exactly who my friends are ... sometimes it's nice when the trash takes itself out.
Oink Report
Take a deep fucking breath. Please. |
Every Reason To Eat The Rich
He's not "smart", he simply has grubbed more money than anyone needs or deserves & is a selfish prick, as well as a loud-mouthed asshole. He & his kind should be taxed w/in an inch of their greedy lives, so that all the people of Los Angeles can enjoy the non-discriminatory protection of adequately-financed public fire departments.Private firefighters in place to help Rick Caruso’s home and neighborhood: ‘He’s smart, he wants to be ready’
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose
Sunday, January 12, 2025
"String" Him Up!
I'd like to see Wyoming, the crudhole that sent Barrasso to Washington, turned into a much expanded Yellowstone National Park, w/ no more representation than say, the millions of Americans in Puerto Rico get, but not before the state has made up the difference between the federal taxes it pays & the money the state takes from the Federal Treasury. A state, we note, w/ a relative to California population of zero. (To be fully truthful, a minuscule population of absolute mental zeroes, & the home of Dick Cheney.)The version(s) we were looking for when we found the two above.Zach LaChance / Washington Examiner:Alex Galbraith / Salon: “There will be strings attached”: GOP Sen. says Los Angeles wildfire aid won't be “blank check”Pam Key / Breitbart: Barrasso Predicts ‘Strings Attached to Money’ for California Fire AidDavid McAfee / Raw Story: 'C'mon. We aren't idiots': Onlookers blast GOP lawmaker over conditions on L.A. fire funds
Sink Of Despair
(To piss on your graves!) Then confronted by this:And I had a bloody nose. Bunker humidity is 36%; may be the capillaries of the aged, which is another reason to get cracking on my kill-them-all-before-I'm-too-wretched-to-kill-them-all plans.
Saturday, January 11, 2025
Pillar Of Fire
Sissy-Boy Zuckerberg
Comes Out Of The Closet
S'posed to be funny & childish, not how to run one's giant fascist corporation. |
"Neutered", eh? Who's stolen your masculine essence, Zucky? Maybe there's a cologne or something you could wear to restore it.Riley Griffin / Bloomberg:Rachel Wolf / New York Post: Mark Zuckerberg praises benefits of ‘masculine energy,’ says DEI ‘culturally neutered’ corporate AmericaMaxwell Zeff / TechCrunch: Mark Zuckerberg defends Meta's latest pivot in three-hour Joe Rogan interviewAnn Althouse / Althouse: Mark Zuckerberg talks to Joe Rogan about his dissatisfaction with the “neutered” corporate world.Fox Business: Zuckerberg praises benefits of ‘masculine energy,’ laments ‘culturally neutered’ corporate AmericaSarah Arnold / Townhall: Mark Zuckerberg Exposes Alarming Details About Biden Admin's Social Media InfluenceTodd Spangler / Variety: Mark Zuckerberg Defends Meta's Fact-Checking Ban to Joe Rogan: Company Faced ‘Massive Institutional Pressure to Basically Start Censoring Content’Brad Reed / Raw Story: ‘So rich and yet so weak’: Vitriol unleashed as Mark Zuckerberg lauds Trump to Joe RoganAlice Tecotzky / Business Insider: Mark Zuckerberg tells Joe Rogan that he thinks Trump will protect American companies' ‘strategic advantage’more at Techmeme »