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Willfully Horn

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  1. I Posted a link somewhere around here to a video of a guy retelling the history of those Lost Canadian Cajuns. Succinct, it was. He was making the point that what ICE is doing today is little different from what the Brits did back then. Good for you Cajun folk. It’s nice to have options. Stick around for the midterms, though.
  2. You’ve got a real nice bar. It’d be a shame if something were to happen to it.
  3. Almost true. It is as good as its sources, its criteria for such sources, and its integrity. The mediabiasfactcheck report states the Guardian has made two major mistakes in the past five years, one of which it retracted. I didn’t dive deeper into the other, as this hole was dug by a dishonest actor.
  4. Went with rage it’s not happening here, despite being gratified Europe is taking some action.
  5. That poster is himself a font of misinformation, as he promotes science crafted by the political right, science which was reviewed and rejected by both the NIH and the Endocrine Society. Here we see him disparage the reporting of, if not the Guardian, the Guardian’s source. Media sources that strive to get the facts right deserve not just better, but the benefit of the doubt. They’ve earned some credibility. And, if the Guardian did get their reporting wrong, we can expect them to be open and public about their mistake. I mean, who should I believe, a media source that enjoys a “high” rating on reporting fact, or a Putin ass suck who claims they’re privy to confidential information? A Putin scatmuncher who is doing their level best to destroy any and all confidence in the media, in government institutions, in science?
  6. I have a pretty good relationship with an Austin area judge. When he was in his college years, he volunteered for the Peace Corp, and his training was in Puerto Rico. He told me that when he arrived there, and stepped off the plane and saw what was what, he had the thought that PR was his idea of what Heaven ought be like. He said, “There were people of every hue that God makes humans, and they all spoke Spanish!”
  7. What is true is there has been a whistleblower report sitting in IC IG since June, and that it has not been dispatched to the relevant Congressional subcommittees.
  8. Best part of this post, which was already funny, is the neg from cred the scatmuncher.
  9. Count me among those wondering when Ochoa’s and Gutierrez’s social media history will be reported and dissected.
  10. The clown that pushes politically generated medical “studies” shouldn’t be an arbiter of veracity. Just saying.
  11. Lip syncing Hillbilly Vanilli.
  12. Youth minister. From Canada. Giving investment advice based on belief in turnip. Now he is pushing the idea that turnip converted to Judaism. Holy shit for brains.
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