Tuesday, September 16, 2025

Doesn't anybody know what a fascist is?

In the 1940s people were warned to take the anti-Jewish Nazis seriously:   No joking matter: 1940s political cartoons warned US of Holocaust | The Times of Israel  "Proof of America’s awareness of genocide against European Jews lay in the funny papers, where cartoonists used pens to eviscerate US politicians’ apathy" 

Today we have the apathy and misinformed vindictiveness of college aged young people infused with what I can only call evil; a dark spirit that makes them capable of murder. Many lament and protest the death of murderers but celebrate the death of innocent citizens. TD

Fascists excel at killing Jews; Hitler was allies with "Palestinians" who aided with the Holocaust.

Many of the cartoonists were Pulitzer Prize-winning muckrakers. Some were the targets of racist mobs. And
 some, like Eric Godal and Arthur Szyk, were Jewish refugees whose parents were trapped in Hitler’s Europe.

 What Does Fascism Really Mean?  "Asked whether she agrees with Kelly’s description of Trump as a “fascist,” Harris told [Anderson] Cooper, “Yes, I do.' ”

 Modern Usage and Misuse   

Today, “fascist” is frequently used as a pejorative label in political debates, sometimes applied loosely to opponents rather than strictly to true fascist movements  Genuine historical examples—Italian Fascism and German Nazism—meet the criteria of centralized authoritarian control, extreme nationalism, suppression of dissent, and often racist policies  

"Misusing the term can weaken public understanding of authoritarian risks."

Teacher Union Chief Randi Weingarten Holding Virtual Book Event on ‘Teachers Against Fascists’  . . . "Naturally, Weingarten was one of the many stupid people who shared something stupid about the Kirk assassination online.

Before A Left-Wing Assassin Murdered Charlie Kirk, Chris Wray’s FBI Tried To Destroy Turning Point USA
Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA was on a short list of Republican groups targeted by President Joe Biden’s FBI under the direction of then-Director Christopher Wray.

 . . . "While the FBI, DOJ, and OIG could have been fighting crime, the Biden Administration instead used these far reaching government agencies to probe the finances of its political foes, fishing for wrongdoing. Where was the probable cause to launch such investigations?  

"In addition to Turning Point USA or Turning Point Action, the list included numerous entities related to Donald Trump. Here are a few others on the target list: My Pillow [My Pillow!?], Women for America First, Conservative Partnership Institute, America First Policy Institute, Tea Party Express, Attorney Sidney Powell, Public Interest Legal Foundation, and several entries listed simply as “Giuliani,” likely referencing Rudy Giuliani." . . .

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At least Lincoln wasn't assassinated by Stephen A. Douglas's supporters before his election

Raise Your Hand If You’re Glad Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated (So We Know Who You Are) . . . "To wit: Anyone who delights in the public execution of an innocent civilian, and who is willing to broadcast their delight to the world, should have no place in a civil society.

"We can no longer afford to do nothing while this death cult gathers strength."


Leftist Commentator ‘Destiny’: If You Wanted Charlie Kirk Alive, You Shouldn’t Have Elected Trump    . . . "Democrats certainly have weighed in on political violence over the last 10 or so years. More specifically, they’ve fomented it.

"Over the last decade alone, the blue party has solicited physical harm against their political enemies, pledged insurrection, threatened Republican-nominated Supreme Court justices, and even facilitated an assassination prep campaign that resulted in two failed attempts on Trump before he was re-elected."    

"They’ve yet to face any accountability for their key role in adding fuel to the fire. In fact, the minuscule consequences some are facing for rejoicing over Kirk’s murder — losing their jobs — are lamented by Democrats and their allies in the corporate media." . . .rs strength."

This is the state of “debate” in our elite institutions, cheering when someone you disagree with is gunned down. If this is the future of free speech in Britain, God help us.

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Was the Current Madness Birthed in the University?

"America’s descent into violence and moral chaos—from Kirk’s assassination to suppressed crime truths—traces back to the toxic ideologies nurtured in universities."

Victor Davis Hanson   

"Is the hatred caused by the media, who talk about toxic “whiteness” nonstop? Is it the collateral damage from the racial obsessions of a Jasmine Crockett, Joy Reid, and septuagenarian Al Sharpton, now ending his racialist career where he started it?"

"America is currently sick.

"The young conservative organizer and media personality Charlie Kirk was just murdered in a political assassination by a 22-year-old ‘anti-fascist’ and trans advocate, Tyler Robinson. As planned, he eliminated the most astute and successful political activist in a generation. Indeed, Kirk may well have ensured that Donald Trump won the 2024 election by not just increasing his youth vote by 6 percent since 2020 but, more importantly, by margins in the swing states of 15-24 percent, ensuring Trump’s victory.

"No sooner was he killed than thousands on left-wing social media erupted in celebration—among them scores of teachers and professors. Their venom was eerily reminiscent of their earlier canonization of left-wing murderer Luigi Mangione. Recall, Mangione was the spoiled nepo baby who lethally ambushed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Thereby, he became an icon to the Left as a social justice warrior fighting the evil capitalist system, which had so enriched himself and his own family.

"Such utter moral bankruptcy was on display as well by the social media praise of Palestinian activist Elias Rodriguez (“Free Palestine”), after he brutally murdered a young Jewish couple at the Jewish museum in Washington, D.C. Rodriguez supposedly showed the world how to deal with Zionists—reifying the hateful rhetoric that pervades the modern campus.

"Was that ghoulishness confined to such anonymous left-wing nuts and fringe trolls?

"Not really.

"MSNBC’s guest “analyst,” Matthew Dowd, casually raised an asinine suggestion that the lethal shot came from a Kirk supporter firing off a round. And then, in Pavlovian fashion, he blamed the assassination of Kirk—on Kirk himself—for being an unapologetic “divisive” activist.

"Dowd, who was subsequently fired by an embarrassed MSNBC president, only took his cue from anchorwoman, the untouchable Katy Tur, who first editorialized Kirk as a “divisive” figure. By her logic, would that mean that, say, a Bernie Sanders or Zohran Mamdani would also be divisive? What does Joe Biden, by Tur’s logic, deserve after labeling half the country as “semi-fascists” or reducing them to “garbage,” “chumps,” and “dregs”—or boasting he’d like to take Trump behind the gym and beat him up?

"Does Tur mean that anyone deemed “divisive” then should naturally expect what befell Charlie Kirk?" . . .

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"The Fake News Media, the Democrats and the left generally are in panic mode working to spread lies about Charlie Kirk . . ."

The Fake News Media, Democrats and Radical Left are Lying about Charlie Kirk   "Leftist political violence is on the rise with Fake News Media, Democrat politicians, activists and the far left using more and more radical, violent rhetoric. I wrote about the violent rhetoric (and leftist political violence) on this substack, several times (see also here and here). I also observed previously that the far left consider political violence a tool and that the violent rhetoric serves to “trigger” the radical leftist fringe into acting out violence. The visceral response Americans had to the brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk only days ago made the media, Democrats and their enablers “circle the wagons” and start fabricating lies and misinformation about Charlie Kirk. I debunk a couple of the nastier lies in this article." . . .


But Attiah did not quote Kirk’s “own words on record.” His own words didn’t give her the ammunition she needed, so she fabricated a fake quote, for which she was fired. Amazingly, you can read the entire Times article without being told that this was her offense.

The New York Times exists for the sole purpose of misinforming its readers. The good news is that hardly anyone still takes that paper seriously. The Times’s long record of fabrication and misinformation has caught up with it.

"Is this an example of a type of journalism where you confront someone with a rumor and get a denial which is then the printable story, that X denied the rumor?"  "I ask Grok, after getting it to summarize a Daily Beast article titled "White House Insists Stephen Miller Does Not Play With Dolls" (which I won't link to because it's behind a pay wall and even if it weren't, I don't think you should go there).

"Grok: "Yes, this article is an example of a journalistic practice sometimes referred to as 'rumor-based reporting' or 'denial-driven journalism.'..."

"Another prompt: "What are some examples of famous people who have been defined by rumors — the rumors stick as meaning something even when they are not proved or even regarded as likely?"

"I expected Richard Gere and I got him... along with Walt Disney's frozen head."
Aggie said...

..."The race was close and Johnson (LBJ) was getting worried. Finally he told his campaign manager to start a massive rumour campaign about his opponent’s life-long habit of enjoying carnal knowledge of his barnyard sows.
“Christ, we can’t get away with calling him a pig-f*cker,” the campaign manager protested. “Nobody’s going to believe a thing like that.”
“I know,” Johnson replied. “But let’s make the - sob - deny it.”

Source:DumbassPhotoshp

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‘Trans’ Lover of Alleged Kirk Assassin Praised Jordan Peterson Online in Surprise Twist

 RTM 

. . . "Twiggs expressed admiration for Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson, who is known for opposing radical leftist ideologies, particularly those concerning gender identity and pronoun usage." 


"Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested Friday in Utah in connection with the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. 

"Authorities confirmed that Kirk died after being shot in the neck during an appearance at Utah Valley University.

"FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino stated that Robinson had been “infected” by extreme leftist ideology in the lead-up to the assassination. 

"Online postings revealed by various outlets appear to confirm Robinson’s alignment with far-left political views. However, a separate digital trail highlights the views of Robinson’s alleged trans-identifying romantic partner, Lance Twiggs, whom Resist the Mainstream has covered extensively.

"A new report has surfaced spotlighting that in multiple Reddit posts, Twiggs expressed admiration for Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson, who is known for opposing radical leftist ideologies, particularly those concerning gender identity and pronoun usage." . . .

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Why is this Israeli ground invasion different in Gaza City

AiTelly  

"The attack is characterized by the systematic destruction of urban areas, with entire residential blocks being demolished in a block-by-block fashion."


"Why is this Israeli ground invasion different in Gaza City?

"The Israeli ground invasion of Gaza City on August 21st, 2025, represents a marked departure from previous offensives in both its ambition and execution.
"Unlike past operations that primarily aimed to weaken Hamas’s military capabilities or target specific infrastructure, this campaign is openly focused on the complete seizure and control of Gaza City.
"Israeli officials objective is not only to defeat the Militant over the entire city, both above and Below Ground vast network of Tunnels signaling a New strategic shift toward full occupation of Gaza.
"What sets this offensive apart is also its unparalleled scale. Israel has mobilized between 60,000 and 80,000 reservists, the largest deployment in the history of the Gaza conflict.
"This massive troop buildup indicates plans for a sustained, intensive campaign over an extended period, contrasting sharply with previous incursions, which involved fewer ground forces and were generally shorter in duration." . . . Full Article here..

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