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The anti-free speech numbers for younger folks are bad. A majority (55%) are uncomfortable, meaning they are already well on their way to the world of thought-crime. 7 in 10 think some speech is the equivalent of actual violence. Hate speech is a thing, and they are not uncomfortable letting someone in a position of … Read more
New Hampshire needs common-sense protection for biological reality and sex-based rights for everyone.Urgent: Support SB552 – Protect Privacy & Safety in NH – Hearing THIS Wednesday! Dear friends and supporters of commonsense and biological reality, New Hampshire needs common-sense protection for biological reality and sex-based rights for everyone. Senate Bill 552 (now in the House) … Read more
If the City of Nashua and its three “independent” arts center corporations were truly separate, you would expect them to act that way when legal trouble arrived. They didn’t. Instead, they entered into a Confidentiality and Common Legal Interest Agreement, a joint defense pact that allowed them to operate as a single, coordinated legal unit while … Read more
So, the networks dumped her like a hot potato. I wrote weeks ago, and Nancy Guthrie has been missing for seven weeks now, that I thought it was wrong to devote so much of a network’s news time to a victim. This woman, who nobody in America would have ever heard of, was supposedly kidnapped … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, elected Democrats are the only ‘group’ opposed to ID to vote, but they are fine with requiring ID for all sorts of things, and in Connecticut, Democrats don’t want you to produce an ID to vote, but you will need ID for this. And yes, I say Tuesday, March 23rd, … Read more
This week, the Finance committee met to recommend 29 bills to the House. We did 20 before lunch, then settled in on the more difficult ones. Since these bills had been heard, debated, and in some cases amended, in the divisions, the committee tended to accept the judgment of the division; bills that were contentious … Read more
Most Americans don’t realize it, but Vermont has become quite progressive. Even some liberal Californians who moved to Vermont have remarked how much more extreme the Green Mountain State is today compared to the land of Gavin Newsom. For years, those progressives have been taunting the federal government to dispatch ICE for a visit. On … Read more
This week, on GrokTALK!, Big Brother was always going to be a problem for the modern world, for law-abiding citizens and criminals alike. But now we’ve got AI to go with it, Flock, Smartphones, Ring Cameras, and even racist facial recognition systems. I kid you not. Strap in for a look at privacy and AI … Read more
Sundays are odd days for me. I know, it’s Monday, and Monday is why Sunday is weird. I have a part-time Monday through Friday job, and I have some other side-gig work that all falls under the umbrella of GROK MEDIA, LLC, but GraniteGrok is the 7/365 gig. Not 24/7, but definitely 5-7/7/365 and depending … Read more
I have admitted my mistake or misjudgement enough times, but one more may be in order. I thought it was a travesty when John Fetterman ran for the Senate to represent the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and that was before he had a stroke. I saw him as an uneducated individual who had little respect for … Read more
Memes. Meme meme meme memes memes meme memes. Meme meme memes Hodor memes meme memes, meme? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reminder: Memes are memes and are neither “fact-checked” … Read more
When the City of Nashua created three shell corporations to build and manage the Nashua Performing Arts Center, the public was told they were private and therefore off-limits. Private corporations, the argument went, meant private records. Private records meant the public had no right to see how decisions were being made. But the documents tell a … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, a Blue State Democrat governor announced this week that she will fight for lower energy costs, meaning she will pretend to try and slow her party’s deliberate economy-crushing cost hike, at least until she knows she’s still the governor. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the embedded video does … Read more
Remember the geometry teacher saying that 3 points determine a plane and 2 points determine a line? It’s ok if you don’t, but do 2 occurrences of the same behavior determine a pattern? Maybe. Maybe not. I’m not talking about a serial killer, but a serial snubber and that’s Christopher Charles Pappas(CCP). I gave him … Read more
Calls for the resignation of Superintendent Meredith Nadeau are resurfacing after a troubling audit conducted by the New Hampshire Department of Education. See Seabrook School Board meeting. The state review found that students with special needs in Seabrook’s elementary and middle schools were not receiving all of the services required under their Individualized Education Programs … Read more
This week, on the Elsa Kurt Show, Tucker, Iran, Israel, Candace, the CIA, the FBI, and more. Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Disagree, agree, Got Something to Say, We Want to Hear It. Comment or submit Op-Eds to steve@granitegrok.com … Read more
There is a growing body of evidence that having the wealth of human knowledge at your fingertips is as likely, if not more so, to make you dumber. New research also suggests that notifications cause cognitive disruption. “Our findings suggest that notifications can disrupt cognitive processing for about seven seconds and that this disruption reflects … Read more
The Democrats have two problems that are making a disaster of their messaging program. John Fetterman has become the prize for almost any network for his common-sense sound bites that are making a mockery of Democratic stances, particularly their criticism of President Donald Trump. Fetterman is calling out his fellow Party members and accusing most … Read more
New England state renewable energy mandates will double energy costs, cause rolling blackouts, while NH policies reduce regional costs With New England state governments committed to reducing their carbon emissions at least 80% by 2050, residents and businesses can expect electricity rates to double, along with rolling blackouts, according to a new joint report completed … Read more
On 11/5/19, the local useful idiots came out in droves to do the NTU’s bidding. Among those deeds were reinstalling Alderman Dowd and the mayor, ousting Howard Coffman and Doris from the school board, and passing a ballot question that removed every private citizen’s right to vote by way of abolishing special elections. The elimination … Read more