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MY X FEED HAS SEEMED MUCH IMPROVED LATELY:

The X platform takes a swipe at the Kremlin's massive disinformation operations, banning 800 million accounts, mostly Russian. pic.twitter.com/Jtxm3bR311

— SPRAVDI — Stratcom Centre (@StratcomCentre) March 9, 2026

THAT THING THAT NEVER HAPPENS JUST HAPPENED SEVEN MORE TIMES: ICE arrests illegal migrant who allegedly fraudulently voted in seven federal elections. “DHS said Mahady Sacko, who came to the United States illegally from the African country of Mauritania, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and the FBI in Philadelphia. He has been charged with voter fraud.”

DHS using “criminal illegal alien” in its statement is a nice change from the Biden years.

HMM:

“MAJOR THINGS HAVE HAPPENED IN IRAN, ON THE SCALE OF THE BEEPERS”

Former Mossad official and JCFA researcher, @Sagivasulin2025, says: “I can say that big things have happened in Iran, on the scale of the beepers and perhaps even more. They may not photograph as dramatically, but… pic.twitter.com/U3C0MexqaU

— Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs (@jerusalemcenter) March 10, 2026

I guess if it’s bigger than Operation Grim Beeper, eventually we’ll find out what it was.

MICROBIOME NEWS: Stay or stray? Why some gut microbes persist after fecal transplants.

HMM: Even if the Iranian Regime Is Overthrown, Its Most Dangerous Weapon Will Remain.

THE NEW SPACE RACE: China’s 1st moon astronauts could land in Rimae Bode, a ‘geological museum’ on the lunar near side.

IT’S NOT JUST THAT HE’S WRONG AND LIES ALL THE TIME NOW, IT’S THAT HE MAKES NO SENSE:

Tucker’s rants are indistinguishable from some septum-pierced, weedbrained Communist screaming her lungs out at an ICE protest. All these people have just become what they spent the last two decades mocking. https://t.co/cANiKsUigX

— The Drunk Republican (@DrunkRepub) March 10, 2026

Your guess is as good as mine as to what happened, but Drunk Republican added, “Either an aneurysm or checks from overseas, I can’t figure out which.”

BATTLESWARM: Iran Strikes Day 10. “Oil spikes then falls, Iran gets a new theoretical Supreme Leader, China’s low cost GPS substitute is just as crappy as their other MilTech, the gulf states are investing in Ukrainian MilTech, and Habitual Linecrosser tries to cut through the fog of war.”

AI: Overusing artificial intelligence can give workers “AI brain fry,” study finds.. “The study found a striking paradox: AI can both reduce burnout and create it. When workers had to constantly supervise multiple AI systems or juggle several tools at once, mental strain increased sharply. By contrast, when workers used AI to actually offload repetitive tasks, their stress levels dropped.”

MEET THE PRESS:

One of the authors was born in Colombia. The other is “nonbinary” pic.twitter.com/Cp8sWyhTT3

— Oilfield Rando (@Oilfield_Rando) March 10, 2026

The news was better when reporters were grizzled old guys with drinking problems and well-tuned BS detectors.

THE PERIOD GOES AFTER “MAYOR”: New Yorkers Can’t Trust Their Mayor to Tell Them the Truth About Islamic Terror Attacks.

HMM: Multivitamins may slow biological aging in older adults, study finds.

THE LEFT DESTROYS EVERYTHING:

"The problem for opera and ballet, and indeed for straight theater and musicals as well, is that they stopped looking for audiences and started looking for grants. A bunch of woke, rich White people can give you money to produce the first Inuit opera but it doesn’t mean anybody… https://t.co/rsjEcxqo4n

— Dan Schneider (@Schneider_DC) March 10, 2026

ACE OF SPADES: CNN Story Valorizes Islamic Terror Bombers, Then CNN Claims It Was Just a Mistaken Tweet.

“The story itself was solid. But the tweet was outrageous.”

The tweet in question ***was also the lede of the story*** before the article was stealth edited. https://t.co/Ci7nNy30rq

— Jerry Dunleavy IV 🇺🇸 (@JerryDunleavy) March 10, 2026

CNN’s spokespotato and inveterate liar Brian Stelter is pretending it was only the “tweet” which was egregious. But he’s lying. The tweet just repeated the first sentence “lede” of the story.

The story was later stealth-edited, but people had screencapped it.

At NewsBusters, Curtis Houck adds: CNN TORCHED for Sickening Article Gushing Over Islamists With IEDs ‘Enjoying the City.’ “‘My trajectory always takes a dark turn when I make and carry homemade bombs to a protest to kill people. It’s the darnedest thing. Like, help me out, trajectory,’ tweeted the great Mary Katharine Ham with a heavy dose of sarcasm. Washington Examiner senior writer David Harsanyi had an interesting observation about CNN’s treatment of these alleged terrorists: ‘CNN treating Islamic terrorists better than they did Nick Sandmann’… Like Ham, [NRO’s Charles] Cooke dialed up some sarcasm of his own in a follow-up tweet, parodying how these two might have written an article on 9/11 about the hijackers: “Nineteen Middle Eastern tourists crossed into New York City Tuesday morning for what could’ve been a normal day enjoying the city during abnormally sunny weather . . .”

UPDATE:

Two young brothers – Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev – packed their backpacks for a fun day out at the Boston Marathon, hoping to add some homemade excitement to the finish line on a sunny April afternoon.

Little did they know that only moments later, their lives would… https://t.co/1mKBg4ZKBu

— Melissa Chen (@MsMelChen) March 10, 2026

And not a single person will be disciplined or fired over any of this which is exactly why we cheer when Larry Ellison comes in and absolutely guts this horse shit of a network. https://t.co/C2AVIsPoi5

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) March 10, 2026

BLUE STATE BLUES: Yamaha pulling out of California after nearly half a century: HQ headed to Georgia.

After nearly 50 years in Orange County, Yamaha Motor Corp. USA is packing up its headquarters — trading Cypress, California for Kennesaw, Georgia in a sweeping corporate shift that will impact about 250 workers.

The motorcycle and motorsports giant says the move is part of major “structural reforms” meant to boost profits as costs climb — including pressure from tariffs imposed during the administration of President Donald Trump and shifting market conditions.

The relocation won’t happen overnight. Yamaha plans to start the exit in late 2026, with the transition stretching into 2028.

Company spokesman Bob Starr said consolidating operations in Georgia simply makes business sense.

“In terms of efficiency, to have us all together in Georgia — all the functions of the business — it makes a lot of sense,” Starr said.

The departure marks another corporate blow for Cypress.

Back in 2019, Mitsubishi Motors North America ditched its longtime HQ in the city after 31 years, moving roughly 200 jobs to Franklin, Tennessee to cut costs.

California used to be a great place to do business, but then it became a deep blue state.

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HEH:

We knew we shouldn't have made the F-35 with 14 seats. pic.twitter.com/NdqAaMzKNk

— The Mossad: Satirical and Awesome (@TheMossadIL) March 10, 2026

HE EXISTS IN NOT ONE BUT TWO STATES OF QUANTUM SUPERPOSITION: Introducing Schrödinger’s Ayatollah.

GREAT MOMENTS IN ANTI-JOURNALISM: CNN Changing Name to PNN: Propaganda News Network.

Some things you cannot make up.

I mean, who would believe it if you told them that CNN would turn an Islamist terrorist attack on New York City into a tale of two brothers minding their own business until they were forced to protest the injustice of white supremacists who were committing an Islamophobic hate crime?

Whenever the topic is something the media doesn’t like, journalists all become creative writing professors. The press has done everything possible to obfuscate the facts of this story—and it has done so deliberately. pic.twitter.com/YnwnyRwXLe

— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) March 10, 2026

CNN may have invented a whole new genre of anti-journalism:

A math prodigy was accepted to Harvard at age 15 for what could have been a lifetime of achievement.

But after living in the wilderness in Montana and writing a prescient manifesto about industrial society, his life would drastically change due to packages he sent in the mail. https://t.co/Xa7GmQ8pF5

— Logan Hall (@loganclarkhall) March 10, 2026

CNN 1941
"For what was a enjoyable cruise across the vast Pacific, packed with camaraderie and togetherness on a beautiful summer day. But in the flash of an instant, thousands of lives would change as Japans fleet began attacking Pearl Harbor" pic.twitter.com/rz6lFET4p3

— Rob O'Donnell (@odonnell_r) March 10, 2026

At PJ Media, Scott Pinsker writes, “New Yorkers Can’t Trust Their Mayor to Tell Them the Truth About Islamic Terror Attacks.”

The rest of us can’t trust CNN to report the story, either. Curiously, the author of the piece has pronouns, which may not be ISIS-approved:

This is the lead "reporter" of that ridiculous CNN story. You will not be surprised to learn she uses "they/them" pronouns and graduated from Columbia's journalism program. pic.twitter.com/ryReOxaLYI

— Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) March 10, 2026

Exit questions:

What kind of world do we live in if a couple of kids can’t even throw bombs into a crowd on a beautiful day without getting arrested? Is that really a crime now? pic.twitter.com/NJqYkYTwIE

— Seth Dillon (@SethDillon) March 10, 2026

A VERY PUBLIC EDUCATION: Why can’t kids behave? Parents undermine discipline, say teachers.

Well, so do the schools:

While more parents may be indulging their children, schools have become much looser too.

Since the Obama administration’s 2014 “Dear Colleague” letter, which complained of higher punishment rates for black and Hispanic students, “schools have tried to follow a gentler, more ‘restorative’ approach to student discipline,” writes Banerji. Suspensions and expulsions are down. But the softer approach “has had limited success in curbing behavioral issues, and it has garnered criticism — largely from teachers — for letting students off the hook with few to no consequences.”

Sending a disruptive student to the principal’s office is useless, teachers on social media complain. The student will return to class in five or 10 minutes with a snack.

“NYC teachers call it the Jolly Rancher Discipline Code,” tweets @JimVolkland. “Even if a Principal wants to suspend a kid, their hands are tied by the District Office.”

Good lord.

BONCHIE BARELY SCRATCHED THE SURFACE:

Tucker expert Douglas Macgregor being wrong about literally everything, a thread.

Buckle up, because this is going to be a long one… pic.twitter.com/mG12ehm6R5

— Bonchie (@bonchieredstate) March 10, 2026

Helluva thread, and here’s the exit quote: “He’s not just wrong. He’s a liar. A paid propagandist meant to demoralize Americans.”

Harsh but fair.

DISPATCHES FROM THE BLUE ZONES: Proposed Oregon Bill on Care for Infants Born After Abortions Fails to Advance.

“Safe, legal, and rare” seems like an awfully long time ago.

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YOU DON’T SAY:

EU Commission President, von der Leyen:

While in 1990, one third of Europe's electricity came from nuclear, today it's only close to 15%.

This reduction in the share of nuclear was a choice.

And in hindsight, it was a strategic mistake for Europe to turn its back on a… pic.twitter.com/PAIdWsCdhG

— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) March 10, 2026

Decline is a choice and Europe chose it.