April 12, 2021

Insurrection? Biden Calls for "Peaceful Protests" and Looting and Riots Ensue
— Ace

As this twitter user points out, the last time a president did that, they called it an "insurrection" and discussed the possibility of prosecuting him.


And what now?

In addition to the many acts of violence and looting below, one Black Lives Matter "protester" threatens to doxx police officers and kill their families.

Something tells me the FBI will not be opening a case on this "protester."
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Corporate Scion of a Chickhawk Family Liz Cheney: Trump Is Creating New Insurrections By Stating That There Were Election Irregularities in 2020
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Quick Hits: The Death's Door Into the Rumor Mill Edition
— Ace

Company is now selling fake masks. It's called fakemaskusa.com.

David French only thinks about two things: Attacking Christians, and hot, throbbing musky manhood.


Here's a quote from that, taken from Hot Air. I won't even guess which seething anti-Christian liberal New York City bigot decided that David French's newest attack on Christians deserved a wider audience.

If you—like me—looked at the awful misconduct the #MeToo movement exposed in Hollywood and the mainstream media and thought, "This is a clear sign of a cultural crisis,” I defy you to read page after page of horrific Christian abuses—including in many of the most powerful institutions in Christendom—and think, "Those are just a few bad apples in a healthy church.” Here is the key insight Evangelicals can and should take from the book. If you simply add a dose of Christian seasoning and language to an aggressive, secular conception of masculinity—and then marry that aggressive, secular masculinity to religious doctrines of male leadership—the result is disaster. Obsession with male power (rinsed through scriptures misused to manipulate and subjugate not just women, but every person subject to the male leader) manufactures abuse.

Fear not, though, the Pharisaical Hate-Preacher David French is here to offer another psalm in the David-French-centric new pagan religion he's creating.

Semi-trailer takes care of presumed Social Justice Warrior fleeing police while deliberately putting other drivers and pedestrians at risk:
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Walmart Corporate Liaison to Arkansas Asa Hutchinson: Conservatives Shouldn't Ask Republican Politicians to Change the Law
— Ace

Walmart's owned-and-operated governor informs GOP voters that if they want changes in the law, they shouldn't bother GOP politicians with their concerns and desires. They should instead just "work inside their churches" or whatever.

See? The left gets its agenda enacted by law and by corporate decree, and the right -- according to GOP politicians themselves! -- gets to agitate within their own "communities and churches."

In other words, he's confirming what we've long said: It literally doesn't matter if you elect Democrats or Republicans. You will have no voice in the political process either way.

But you can agitate futilely in "your own communities and churches," if you want to pretend you have some say in America.


Remember, Asa Hutchinson's FIRST attempt at spin was that he would have signed this "culture war" bill if it just contained a clause granting grandfather (grandparent? Why assume the gender?) status to those already undergoing gender mutilation.

Now he admits that no, he's against any "culture war" effort at all -- if it's from the right -- and if conservatives have a problem with the left's culture war, they can just make pointless noise about it in their own "communities and churches."

Note that he's asking you to act instead of acting himself.

Also note that what he advises you to do -- work in your own "communities and churches" -- is a non-solution. 

Further note that you can do that bullshit without electing a single Republican politician.

And maybe we should consider doing just that.

Meanwhile, celebrities pressure Southwest Airlines to also join the crusade to destroy America:

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Update: Police Body Camera Footage of Minneapolis Shooting of Wanted Criminal Released
— Ace

Below.


Another case of violent resisting of arrest.
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New Mostly Peaceful Riots in Minneapolis After an Officer Shooting
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Look at all the Social Justice they're doing!

Quick, megacorporations! Donate another billion to Black Lives Matter!

Its grifter founders need new houses in Beverly Hills!


The perp fled a traffic stop when his outstanding warrant was discovered. So once again, we have a perfectly innocent wanted man resisting arrest or fleeing an arrest when, out of the blue, racist police shoot a man for no reason.

Seems we'd have a lot fewer shootings if people stopped resisting lawful arrest but it's Official Racist to notice that very simple, very obvious, very true idea.

Note: Any racist moron can speak the truth, but only the Truly Virtuous can commit themselves to repeating a Noble Lie.


Meanwhile, spontaneous outbursts of mostly peaceful protest lay waste to new swathes of the city.
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100 Megacorporations Plot to Overthrow Traditional American Way of Life; Mock Mitch McConnell for Saying Corporations Should Be Apolitical
— Ace


Make sure you congratulate the Really Smart Wing of the (fake) Republican Party who shepherded this nightmare into reality.


cOrPoRaTiOnS aRe OuR fReNz



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The Morning Rant Replacement Thread
— Pixy Misa

Sincere apologies to OregonMuse but the server really, really didn't like that post.  I'll get it sorted out later today so that images redirect entirely to an image server and don't overload this one.


Update: Actually, I think OregonMuse may have just had the misfortune to post at the same time as we got effectively DDoSed by multiple SEO companies who all wanted to analyse all the links on all the - roughly three million - pages on this server.  Right now.

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Mid-Morning Art Thread [CBD]
— Ace Open Blog


Collective Invention

René François Ghislain Magritte


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The Morning Report - 4/12/21 [J.J. Sefton]
— Ace Open Blog


Good morning kids. Monday and the coming apart at the seams continues apace. With plenty of horrendous things to look at, why not start on somewhat of an upbeat note for a change of pace. As the psychos in the Oval Office via their overlords in Kalorama are moving at "warp speed" to give the equally psychotic dark age Armeggedon-ists in Tehran nukes, it seems the Israelis have something to say about that. 


According to the New York Times on Sunday: 


A power failure that appeared to have been caused by a deliberately planned explosion struck Iran’s Natanz uranium enrichment site on Sunday, in what Iranian officials called an act of sabotage that they suggested had been carried out by Israel. The blackout injected new uncertainty into diplomatic efforts that began last week to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal repudiated by the Trump administration.


Iran did not say precisely what had caused the blackout at the heavily fortified site, which has been a target of previous sabotage, and Israel publicly declined to confirm or deny any responsibility. But American and Israeli intelligence officials said there had been an Israeli role.


How bad is to be determined, but we can credibly assume the Israelis did it. Thank God we’ve got the Israelis. We can only hope what we can be pretty sure is the Israelis' work against the Iranian nuclear weapons program is successful. The United States will not oppose it for the foreseeable future...


...In a Facebook discussion with a very liberal friend of mine, when I asked about the Iranians developing nuclear weapons, he said "Who are we to say they can’t have them…they have as much right as any other nation.” I looked at his post and wondered how much he had to drink this past week. The problem is his view reflects many on the left. Part is their innate anti-Semitism. And part is the naïve belief that the West in general, and the United States in particular, have no standing to criticize any other nation, see the usual canards (slavery, mistreatment of the Indians, etc.). 


Emphasis mine in that paragraph. The last one segues us into the downer portion of the program As I had stated, we have a government, and an illegitimate one at that, that is manifestly irresponsible and reckless, insofar as its worldview is so completely out of phase with reality that, coupled with its absolutist/fundamentalist Gott Mit Uns mandate that it will stop at nothing. Even if it means giving Islamic savages nuclear weapons, or grinding the American people into submission or death without a Farsi 10-kiloton airburst somewhere along the east coast.  


Yet, it's one thing to have a dozen or even hundreds in government, perhaps many thousands if you include the bureaucracy, imposing a totalitarian regime on the populace. The giant problem is that an alarming percentage of the populace are completely in line with the program, and worse, have an even more alarming percentage of the private sector in a Krupp/NSDAP style fascistic symbiosis to actually act as the regime's enforcers, without a Secret Policeman in sight. 


Roughly 100 of America’s top corporate leaders and CEOs gathered both in-person and virtually on Saturday to strategize ways to combat new election integrity laws like Georgia’s H.B. 531. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, a Yale University management professor who helped organize the meeting, framed it as a response to threats of reprisals after Georgia-based companies like Delta Air Lines, Coca-Cola, and Aflac Insurance condemned the Georgia bill. He called election integrity measures "anti-undemocratic.” 


"The gathering was an enthusiastic voluntary statement of defiance against threats of reprisals for exercising their patriotic voices,” Sonnenfeld told CBS News. The corporate leaders "recognize that they need to step up to the plate and are not fearful of these reprisals. They’re showing a disdain for these political attacks. Not only are they fortifying each other, but they see that this spreading disease of voter restrictions from Georgia to up to possibly 46 other states is based on a false premise and its’ anti-democratic...” 


...The CBS News report on the CEO gathering illustrates this leftist bias. CBS News cited the Brennan Center for Justice, an organization dedicated to the values of left-leaning Supreme Court Justice William Brennan, the "father of modern judicial activism.” While the group purports to be "nonpartisan,” it has received substantial funding from organizations associated with George Soros and other leftist groups. The Brennan Center frames the 361 bills to further election integrity, proposed in 47 states, as measures "that would restrict voting access.” At least 55 of the bills are moving through legislatures in 24 states. Twenty-nine have passed one chamber, and five bills have been signed into law. Sonnenfeld’s number of states considering these bills -- 47 -- seems to trace back to the Brennan Center.


To launch the CEO meeting, Sonnenfeld teamed up with Lynn Forester de Rothschild, the founding partner of Inclusive Capital Partners -- a left-leaning investment manager -- and Leadership Now, a group of Harvard University alumni and corporate leaders that claims to focus on sustaining democracy. 


"We invited 120 CEO’s with about 50 hours notice. We were praying for 25 and we got 90 CEO’s and another 30 invited guests including legal experts, technology experts and historians,” Sonnenfeld told CBS News. He said the CEOs united to combat the backlash that Delta and Coca-Cola faced.  


Terrific. Note my emphasis; it's they who consider themselves patriotic. So in the name of patriotism, I imagine they will fire anyone in their employ who is found to have voiced support for voter integrity laws. Hell, why stop at that? Fire anyone who is a member of the NRA, or has donated to pro-life groups, bought State of Israel Bonds, has refused to take the hot COVID injection, or has not raised the black power fist with sufficient gusto. And so on and so on and scooby dooby dooby.  


We shall soon discover whether this tenet of wokeism -- asymmetrical use of collective stereotyping -- is widely accepted by 330 million Americans. We will soon see one of three consequences from this unapologetic woke racial generalizing: 


1-The American people are so inured to their hateful origins and history, that they do not mind at all when whites are collectively demonized as enjoying positions they never earned and thus logically should not continue to enjoy. Or, 


2-Given that no one objects to stereotyping 230 million people, no one objects to anyone stereotyping others on the basis of race, in the manner that once fostered the civil rights movement. Or, 


3-We will all for survival, as Rwanda, the Balkans, and Iraq teach us, group together by first-cousin affinities and tribes. Recalling Hobbes’ bellum omnium contra omnes, we will freely stereotype, denigrate, and separate from other groups on the premises that our particular generalizations and deductions are the one and only true and accurate typecasting... 


...So this, too, will be another of wokeism’s greatest tests, when elite writers, professors, actors, lawyers, newsroom grandees, and CEO magnificoes learn that they, too, can be of the wrong color under the new tribal prejudice they fostered.  


Wokeism is creating a future group of politically incorrect Trotskyites on a proverbial rendezvous with a Mexican ice ax, given that by birth they will never be woke enough for the new Stalinism. 


Wind. Whirlwind. Some assembly required. Meh, in this case, it will be fully assembled.


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