Developing…

Japan News confirms…. A suspect is in custody, in what apepars to be an assassination attempt during a stump speech.

Reports on his condition sound grim.

Theo Fleury- Trauma

A very good interview here with ex-NHL hockey player Theo Fleury. As a youth Fleury was raped over 150 times by a coach. As one can imagine this led to all sorts of dark places. Trauma, addiction and various mental health problems. Covid, Trudeau and Canada’s brutal response to the pandemic retraumatized Fleury and others in ways we never thought possible in what’s supposed to be one of the nicest most peaceful countries in the world.

Pop Quiz: Who Do Leftists Hate More Than White Males?

White males, particularly straight white males, are often thought to be the most hated group by Woke Leftists.  But there are actually two other groups that are hated even more: “Brown” & “Black” people who don’t adhere to the Leftist cult narrative.

We saw this recently with the flagrant racist attacks against Clarence Thomas.  Now Mayra Flores is under attack in a similar fashion:

In a Wednesday article titled “The Rise of the Far-Right Latina” New York Times politics reporter Jennifer Medina wrote of Flores in addition to De La Cruz and Garcia, who are nominees in the 15th and the 28th Congressional Districts, respectively. The subheading in the piece states that “Flores is one of three Republican Latinas vying to transform South Texas politics by shunning moderates and often embracing the extreme.”

“But what is most striking is that Ms. Flores won by shunning moderates, embracing the far right and wearing her support for Donald J. Trump on her sleeve — more Marjorie Taylor Greene than Kay Bailey Hutchison,” Medina writes later in the piece.

The author of this racist screed is one Jennifer Medina.  May we posit another reason why Medina is attacking Mayra Flores with such venomous vitriol?  Take a look at Medina’s photo on Twitter and think about the fellow latinas that she has been competing with when it comes to dating men.

Safe and Effective®

Preprint;

Results: Pfizer and Moderna mRNA COVID-19 vaccines were associated with an increased risk of serious adverse events of special interest, with an absolute risk increase of 10.1 and 15.1 per 10,000 vaccinated over placebo baselines of 17.6 and 42.2 (95% CI -0.4 to 20.6 and -3.6 to 33.8), respectively. Combined, the mRNA vaccines were associated with an absolute risk increase of serious adverse events of special interest of 12.5 per 10,000 (95% CI 2.1 to 22.9). The excess risk of serious adverse events of special interest surpassed the risk reduction for COVID-19 hospitalization relative to the placebo group in both Pfizer and Moderna trials (2.3 and 6.4 per 10,000 participants, respectively).

Thursday On Turtle Island

Biden’s America:  Woke L.A. teachers.  10% Joe ships oil to China.  A great election ad.  Leftists are  truly evil.  Great family video of Hunter Biden smoking drugs.

Dutch government launches Canadian style crackdown.

Justin admires their basic dictatorship.

The silencing of Jordan Peterson.  Your morning meme.

Trudeau’s Turtle Island:  The media was full of praise for our Dear Leader’s tour of Ontario yesterday. Today he brings his taxpayer funded circus to Sudbury.  And Rex Murphy on high gas prices.

July 7, 2022: Reader Tips

This evening we present you a 1944 U.S. War Department film. One of the opening slides is interesting. It reads:

The mission of the United States Army is to destroy the enemy by offensive action. – George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff

We leave it to you, dear readers, to share what you think that quote might be for the U.S. Military in 2022.

Your best recent tips are very much welcome.

Bonus: We’re constantly told by the usual suspects that America is the most racist country in the world.  Some beg to differ.  Watch this!

My Body! My… eh… Nevermind.

The most obvious slogan acquisition in the history of political marketing — and they had no plan.

Vaccine opponents have appropriated “My Body, My Choice,” a slogan that has been inextricably linked to reproductive rights for nearly half a century, to fight mask and vaccine mandates across the country — including in California, where lawmakers had vowed to adopt the toughest vaccine requirements in the U.S.

As the anti-vaccine contingent has notched successes, the abortion rights movement has taken hit after hit, culminating in the June 24 Supreme Court decision that ended the federal constitutional right to abortion. The ruling leaves it up to states to decide, and up to 26 states are expected to ban or severely limit abortion in the coming months.

Now that anti-vaccination groups have laid claim to “My Body, My Choice,” abortion rights groups are distancing themselves from it — marking a stunning annexation of political messaging.

“My Body, My Choice,” was first and always a political slogan, employed by those whose core ideology held only contempt for the rights of the individual. Without that solid philosophical foundation, it melted at first contact with contradiction.

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