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A few decades ago, America’s moral compass was more clearly defined. There was no polarizing Yes-No, Black-and-White thinking on every meaningless topic, and the line between right and wrong was much more clearly defined. Most people understood reality and had a modicum of common sense. There certainly was no TDS where the Right saw red, … Read more
We have been watching the WNBA implode over the last couple of years, when it should be prospering and growing in the Kaitlin Clark era. Kaitlin Clark is a once-in-a-generation player and personality who many credit with giving the fledgling league the credibility it lacked, even after 30 years. There have been many incredible female … Read more
The latest installment of Spider-Man has saved the summer superhero movie business, for now, and offered some relief after Supergirl bombed at the box office. I’m still waiting on the blue-haired feminazi screeching about bigots and whatnot, given that Spider-Man did better than Supergirl. Maybe it’s the hyphen. Or maybe it’s that we’re not supposed … Read more
Moral relativism, relative secularism, and the idea that good and evil are subjective are always a pretext for evil behavior. It is, after all, much easier to excuse evil if you don’t believe in it. If the ends justify the means, then othering people and encouraging your base to do evil for you with violent … Read more
Today, on a special Saturday Edition of the Morning Update, GLAAD, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, … isn’t very happy with their water-carriers in the entertainment Industry. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. Ep 220 Link: Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not … Read more
Has anyone noticed the proglodytes bringing their kids to bars and strip clubs or helping them pick out a glossy porn mag at the local (wherever you can buy those these days)? Have ’em grab a fifth and some smokes and off to the playground. No? Probably not. Those are all illegal, whether you think … Read more
James Talarico’s Theological Relativism Should Alarm Every Patriot As the 2026 race for the U.S. Senate in Texas heats up, voters are witnessing a stark contrast between incumbent Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton and his radical Democratic challenger, State Representative James Talarico. While Paxton stands firmly on a platform of securing the southern border, upholding … Read more
If you’ve never read The Man in the High Castle, you can, but (IMO) the Television series based on it is better. The story tells the tale of an alternate 60s-era reality in which the Axis won World War II, and America is divided between Germany and Japan. I barely recall the book, which is … Read more
Let’s open by applauding Europe and the EU for a significant change in direction. After years of badmouthing, trolling, and jailing its own people for objecting to the third-world invasion of the continent, EU ministers just approved a sweeping reform. It is time, it appears, to send them back. Too little too late, perhaps, but … Read more
The people who insist that there is no such thing as sex and that gender is fluid have gotten their boxers bolloxed over a recent NASA announcement. All four of the astronauts assigned to the Artemis III mission appear to be male (whatever that means). Before you start running into ICE agents in your SUV, … Read more
Is parading your sexuality around gross? It’s inappropriate and bad manners; so is Pride Month Gross? It is. As Nate Jackson notes at Patriot Post, When you strip away all the high-minded garbage about diversity, equity, and inclusion, about “seeing” people and making them feel accepted, about how “love wins,” about making some kind of “identity” … Read more
I admit I have a difficult time discussing the transgender subject because I do not believe in the concept, which makes all my other reasons moot. I do not understand the terminology and, therefore, the arguments. Non-binary and bisexual shut me down because I do not feel confident discussing, let alone debating, these terms created … Read more
Karmelo Anthony admitted to stabbing Austin Metcalf to death (“I’m not alleged; I did it”), and people are outraged that he’s going to jail for that. The self-defense “defense” didn’t hold up. Death by stabbing after being pushed is considered excessive use of force. As in, couldn’t you have stabbed him someplace else? Or, how … Read more
I was talking with a friend who is starting up her podcast again, and she will be focusing on Jewish people returning to the homeland, and there are many more than you would think, as well as young Jews returning to their faith. The first scenario, not so much, but the second is a phenomenon … Read more
People who claim they don’t like it when other people have guns should not be allowed to use the tax dollars of people they disarm to pay for armed guards. I don’t know; that just seems like a reasonable request to me. Pay for it yourself. I mean, if you are such a gift to … Read more
Two recent themes just collided in what passes for my headspace and blog-space. New York, which attracts attention because I lived there for the younger part of my life. The first thirty years, minus a few. I had the good sense to bail back in 1990, and I’ve lived in New Hampshire for the past … Read more
This week on GrokTALK!, we talk about preventing health clinics in public schools, followed by a look at what DEI has done to Medical schools. If you thought the Response to COVID wasn’t quite enough to scare you away from professional medicine, this might do it. 00:00 Introduction to Healthcare Concerns02:20 Public School Medical Interventions03:45 … Read more
Amsterdam has one of the highest crime rates in the Netherlands despite legalizing prostitution and some drugs. Those are not crimes anymore. Take them off the docket, and it’s still 90 incidents per 1000 residents. Crime per capita averages across Europe range from 45-65/1000. For contrast, America’s most crime-riddled cities, like Memphis, Detroit, and Baltimore, … Read more
People have been itchy, antsy, and downright belligerent about how long it takes to see some accountability at the federal level. I’ve been reminding everyone that’s listening that you don’t get there overnight. We’re not Democrats. We don’t just whip an indictment because someone rustled our jimmies. Angry tweets, sure, legal filings that could stick? … Read more
The Hive Mind is having a rough couple of years. Trump is dismantling their government laundromat. He started with USAID, but the hammer has come down all across the Executive branch. DOGE is still the disease that keeps the fraudsters awake at night. Fewer headlines, but plenty of internal action. ACT Blue is getting legal … Read more