Author Archive: Stephen Green

NOT THE BEE: This liberal ‘reverend’ is here to remind us that Marxism is a mind virus.

I’m not a Biblical scholar, but “Christmas season is about God choosing a woman to lead a revolution of re-organizing the structures of societal power by her leadership, tenderness, and faith” doesn’t exactly jibe with my understanding of the Gospel.

YOU’RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BLOG: Election Fraud Update for December 7, 2020. “We are rapidly approaching the endgame on election fraud remedies. States must ratify their final electors by December 8 (the ‘safe harbor’ date), and electors meet and vote on December 14. Either the Supreme Court will have stopped the steal by that date, or Joe Biden will officially receive enough electoral votes to be elected President.”

FROM ACROSS THE POND: A Brit’s Perspective of the Turmoil Festering in America. “The trouble with the left-wing, especially the young and cossetted who have never experienced the horrors of war, is that they don’t understand this simple premise. They don’t understand the importance of democracy and thus they cannot appreciate the volcanic anger amongst those who would peacefully yet unhappily accept a fair political defeat, but who will never accept defeat if it comes from the grinding jackboot of a subverted democracy.”

ANALYSIS: TRUE. Nancy Pelosi Let Millions Suffer To Win An Election.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has cackled the quiet part out loud. In a statement Friday, she announced that all of a sudden, after months and months of American people and small businesses begging for relief, that she will now compromise on a $908 billion stimulus package.

Why the sudden change of heart? Because Joe Biden is the proclaimed winner of the presidential race. What is as plain as the couture mask on Nancy’s face is that she let millions suffer for one reason and one reason only, to help Joe Biden win the election.

Here is what she had to say:

“Finally, we have a new dynamic, a new president in a little more than a month committed to crushing the virus … and more than one successful vaccine to make all the difference in the world.”

First of all, we have known that there would be vaccines on the way for months, so just throw that garbage excuse out the window. What she is saying is that she held the American people hostage until they voted the way she wanted.

The beatings will continue until morale improves.

VODKAPUNDIT PRESENTS YOUR DAILY INSANITY WRAP: Meet the Foul-Mouthed Oregon Schoolteacher Who Won’t Teach.

Insanity Wrap needs to know: Is it actually murder to ask a young and healthy teacher at basically zero risk of dying of the Wuhan Flu to maybe teach 20 or so young and healthy children who are low risks for transmitting the virus?

Answer: Yes it is, you [redacted] murderous [redacted].

Before we get to the sordid details, a quick preview of today’s Wrap.

  • The Atlantic goes to war against… Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer?
  • McGill students define inclusivity to include hardly anyone.
  • A Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic wants his readers to go around assaulting Trump supporters.

And so much more at the link, you’d have to be crazy to miss it.

DECOUPLING: Trump Executive Order Banning Investment In Firms That Aid Chinese Military Opened A ‘New Front’ In US-China Economic Policy, Experts Say.

President Donald Trump signed the executive order on Nov. 12 prohibiting Americans from investing in select Chinese firms that support China’s military, intelligence and security apparatus. While Trump has confronted China over economic abuses and through an increasingly tense trade war, the executive order could be one of the most significant actions he has taken against China since taking office in 2017.

“What his administration has done, particularly over the past one-and-a-half years, is basically throw the kitchen sink at China on these technology issues,” Sourabh Gupta, a senior fellow at the Institute for China-America Studies, told The Daily Caller News Foundation.

“The fact of the matter is that he has changed the conversation,” Gupta said. “This had to begin at some point of time. He has begun it in an irreversible way.”

Even if Trump doesn’t get another four years, the four he has served may prove more consequential than most supporters dared to dream.

KRUISER’S MORNING BRIEF: Trump Flexes His Rally Muscle In GA and It Is GLORIOUS. “This was Trump at his finest. He IS the Republican party now and he knew that he had to do this. He’s suffering through the fact that China hooked up with the Democrats (yeah, I really believe this) to steal an election from him but he’s still out there swinging for the fences.”

UNBELIEVABLY SAD: Unseen students. “An 11-year-old boy shot and killed himself during a Zoom class Wednesday in California’s San Joaquin County. His camera and microphone were turned off.”

BREAK THE PUBLIC TRUST, GET THIS: Despite promise, few in US adopting COVID-19 exposure apps.

In theory, such apps could bolster one of the most difficult tasks in pandemic control: Tracing the contacts of people infected with the coronavirus in order to test and isolate them if necessary. In practice, however, widespread COVID-19 misinformation, the complexity of the technology, overwhelmed health workers needed to quickly confirm a diagnosis, and a general lack of awareness have all presented obstacles, experts and users say.

“There’s a lot of things working against it,” said Jessica Vitak, an associate professor at the University of Maryland’s College of Information Studies. “Unfortunately, in the U.S., COVID has been politicized far more than in any other country. I think that’s affecting people’s willingness to use tools to track it.”

You don’t say.