Author Archive: Stephen Green

THERE’S JUST NO PLEASING SOME PEOPLE: Trans American who fled to Europe claiming asylum from Trump makes humiliating return after being placed in an Islamic refugee center… but she’s already complaining about life in the US.

‘The situation I have in the US as a trans person, not good, right? But here, I will be hurt or killed,’ Arc told local outlet Pow News.

‘It is too dangerous to walk to the grocery store because of the people that live in the camp, and I’m one of them, I live here. You see these guys in yellow vests, they actually wear them because there are so many stabbings.’

Ter Apel has been deemed dangerous by the Red Cross, who said aid volunteers feel ‘unsafe’ at the site, adding that violence ‘cannot be controlled.’

Last month, Arc returned to the US, but the software engineer’s transition back to the States hasn’t been the easiest.

From the healthcare system to the expensive grocery prices, she’s finding life difficult along the Pacific Coast after a year away.

‘First time shopping in the US, and In-N-Out too. America is really, really loud and overwhelming. And everything is so expensive,’ she wrote on Threads shortly after returning.

‘The Dutch complain about groceries being expensive, but good grief, San Francisco is a whole different experience.’

So the problem isn’t really with Trump’s America but with the Left’s San Francisco.

FASTER, PLEASE: As Iran war strains high-end munition stocks, Trump administration works to jump start production.

During the war with Iran, President Donald Trump has grown increasingly frustrated with media reports highlighting the U.S. military’s dwindling supplies of the most expensive and capable munitions used for long-range strikes and missile defense.

“The U.S. has massive amounts of ‘munitions,’ especially of certain types,” Trump posted to Truth Social on Thursday after recent media reports that the U.S. had used “virtually all” of its long-range precision missiles during Operation Epic Fury targeting Iran.

The president, warning that “leakers” of this information would be severely punished, pointed to his administration’s efforts to boost manufacturing of these critical munitions.

“Additionally, large amounts are being manufactured and shipped to the U.S. as needed. Defense companies are building the largest number of plants and factories in our country’s history,” Trump wrote.

The Pentagon says reports of munition shortages are “false” and that the U.S. military has enough material to accomplish President Trump’s goals.

Let’s hope the Pentagon is correct, and that maybe Trump could be a little clearer about his goals.

KRUISER’S MORNING BRIEFING: Sophie Cunningham Triggered an Avalanche of Bluff-Calling for the WNBA. Hey, it’s all about who and what people “identify” as, isn’t that what they’ve been telling us all these years? It would be bigoted to deny White and Freedom a shot at living out their WNBA dreams if we’re playing by the left’s rules.”

THE ENEMY WITHIN: UK probes major Muslim charity after director charged with funneling aid to Hamas. “The probe into the Al-Khair Foundation came after its director, Mohammad Yousef Hasna, was arrested in the UK last week on US charges alleging he conspired to funnel money and supplies to Hamas through his senior role in what prosecutors said was a sham global humanitarian organization.”

SEEMS LEGIT: Iranian sex offender able to vote without ID in Michigan.

O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) journalists reportedly investigated two Michigan registered voters whose noncitizen status was identified through Department of Homeland Security (DHS) records. One of the individuals, Afshin Masheli, is an Iranian national who was previously featured on DHS’ “Worst of the Worst” list, which shows non-citizens who have been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for serious criminal offenses.

Masheli is listed as a registered sex offender.

“OMG proved that at Masheli’s assigned polling location, election workers confirmed a voter registration under his name appeared in the poll book and stated that a registered voter listed there could cast a ballot,” the media company said in a statement. “Our undercover journalist spoke to Afshin Masheli himself and Masheli said he planned to vote later that day.”

When a state lets the “worst of the worst” vote, it’s fair to ask how many nicer — but equally illegitimate — voters are on the rolls.

POSTMODERN FEMINISM IS JUST MARXIST GRIEVANCE CULTURE:

CRYSTAL:

MEN HAVEN’T MOVED MUCH AT ALL:

HE LIKELY UNDERSTANDS THE THREAT, HE JUST CAN’T ADMIT IT IN PUBLIC:

SpaceX is on track to usurp ISPs and mobile.

THANKS, FELLAS: Ukraine delivers first batch of drones to United States.

The F10 is a first-person-view, or FPV, strike drone, giving operators a live view from the aircraft as they guide it to its target. They carry explosives to strike armored vehicles, military equipment and personnel.

The F10 has proved itself in the war with Russia, recording “thousands of successful strikes and counting,” the company said.

It is participating in the Pentagon’s Drone Dominance Program, a $1 billion initiative to rapidly evaluate and arm U.S. combat units with low-cost, small one-way attack drones. The goal is to procure more than 200,000 drones for U.S. forces by 2027, according to the Pentagon.

Needs another zero.

INDEED:

Cars are deadly weapons, too.

FLORIDA MAN FRIDAY [VIP]: He Did Not Just Do That AGAIN, Did He? “It’s time for your much-needed break from the serious news, and this week, we’ll learn that, yes, Florida Man again chose the exact wrong getaway vehicle, what not to eat while driving, and how to inspire the headline writers at the New York Post.”

MAKE HASAN THE FACE OF THE NEW DEMOCRATS:

The old ones, too, while we’re at it.

21ST CENTURY WARFARE: Russia’s Newest Battlefield Weapon Is Aimed at Starlink.

A new ground-based electronic warfare (EW) system is Russia’s latest attempt to counter Starlink satellite communications, with each unit reportedly capable of jamming up to eight transmission bands simultaneously.

Named “Volna Kupol Grant,” the system directs high-frequency radio signals toward Starlink satellites, preventing them from receiving communications within its operating area.

According to its developer, this approach overloads the satellites’ onboard antennas, allowing military forces to disrupt communications without physically damaging the spacecraft.

Unlike conventional EW systems that focus on disrupting signals near the receiver, Volna Kupol Grant uses narrow-beam, high-frequency transmissions to target the satellites themselves.

It says something about the value of Starlink that Moscow has gone to all this trouble.

UPDATE (FROM GLENN): Can you say “home-on-jam?” Elon probably can.

ALMOST!