One Small Step (For Man)

‘Morning Show’ fans cringe at Jennifer Aniston’s face

Louis Farrakhan files $5B defamation suit against ADL over ‘false’ antisemitism claims

Her father had NINE wives and 64 CHILDREN?! You won't believe which stars were involved in cults

Priest Calls for Pope Francis to Be Killed, Likens Him to the Devil

Marianne Williamson To Preach at San Francisco Church

STAIND front man is slammed for spelling out 'Trump 24' using dead coyotes

Representative who sponsored "Don't Say Gay" law jailed for fraud

Q = Questions (Unanswered)

Don't look at me that way - I know that look too well: I was married to a goofy NewAger for 20 years.

Those people can't do anything right.

Nick Cohen (of The Guardian, UK) says Anti-vaxxers posing as victims have a history, but his list - of who the Anti-vaxxers are - is a short one: 

"The anti-vaxx movement punches down and punches hard. Its leaders tend to be men and women from wealthy backgrounds. Andrew Wakefield, the son of a neurologist and former fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists. Robert Kennedy Jr, son of the better man, Bobby Kennedy. Or they have religious power, most prominently Louis Farrakhan from the Nation of Islam."

Andrew Wakefield, Robert Kennedy Jr, and Louis Farrakhan - fine - but no Oprah Winfrey or Jenny McCarthy?

No Jenny McCarthy and Jim Carrey?

No Jim Carrey with Robert de Niro - and Robert Kennedy Jr?

No mention that Jim Carrey and Robert de Niro spent the entire Trump Administration viciously attacking the President at every opportunity - even both going on Saturday Night Live - as they were spreading misinformation the President was only being accused of.

No mention Andrew Wakefield now goes with Supermodel, Elle MacPherson, and what's up with that?

Hell, if the media don't care about the implications of Kamala Harris screwing Montel Williams, then they don't care about anything.

But, especially, not explaining this story.

 

Getting Our Country Back

Despite all the crying, I have no idea what’s going wrong, because everything seems to be going so right: Alex Jones is losing his mojo and Netflix don’t dance with Farrakhan.

These are good things. This is America. America of the Old West. Finally chasing The Medicine Show out of town.

A Republican Expansion: They Elected A Scientologist

Boy Howdie!

After thinking Mitt Romney's supplement sales were going to take him (and them) to the White House, this particular demographic election move, by the Right, seems pretty obvious now:

"Brent Jones considers himself a Tea Party-Republican with a law background. His official campaign bio makes no mention of his Scientology, but his involvement in the 'faith' is unmistakable. Jones has always been a serial entrepreneur involved most notably in the company Real Water.

This company claims to have water with the correct number of electrons,..."

But the Tea Party's just like everyone else, riiight? (These guys kill me.) Maybe they're trying to ensure Farrakhan ain't the only "Screwy Louie" out there anymore,...

ADDED - since it nails something we're good at:

“We should not be upset that others hide the truth from us, when we hide it so often from ourselves.”

- La Rochefoucauld

France Wanted Me Against America, The Conservatives Wanted Me Against Blacks, Blacks Warned Manipulation

"Racism hasn't disappeared, but one thing has changed,...Discrimination on the basis of race is no longer acceptable in public,…"

“Mom, why is everyone here white?”

“The authors believe that the Civil Rights Movement took away any hope for a superiority narrative, and so the black community is screwed—even as they cite Mitt Romney’s loss to Barack Obama as evidence of Mormon ascendancy.

'In this paradoxical sense, equality isn’t fair to African-Americans,' they write. 'Superiority is the one narrative that America has relentlessly denied or ground out of its black population.'”

(Or black Civil Rights was never aiming for that - Crack.)

"According to one estimate, while 1 in 2 whites will fall into poverty at some point in the course of their lifetime, 9 in 10 blacks will do the same. These glaring racial disparities in income, wealth, rates of poverty and vulnerability to poverty are evidence that blacks have not had a fair shot at the American Dream."

Step 1: Beer - And Lots Of It - Making The Room Spin

 

 I laughed out loud at this: 

AEG closing arguments: 

Michael Jackson made 'bad choices,' not us 

No, fuck you - it had to be you - not the guy who counted Uri Gellar, Louis Farrakhan, and Deepak Chopra amongst his crew.

 To suggest otherwise is pure insanity.

   

 I am so out of here,...

 

Louis Farrakhan: All Black Muslims Take Scientology

Why Does ANYONE Listen To Louis Farrakhan?

Louis Farrakhan is asking Obama "Who the Hell do you think you are?" over Libya? Come on, Chumpie, you told us Obama's "the messiah", remember?

You and Obama can play the rest of these fools for NewAge chumps (because that's what they are) but you can't fool me, so sit down and shut up.

I told Obama to shut down all that cultish "spiritual" talk during the election - and the fact that he was hooked up with you, and didn't shut it down, was a main reason not to vote for him - but NOoo, you and the rest who voted for him (and who are hypocritically criticizing you now) wanted your messiah and he enjoyed fooling you, and letting you fool yourselves! Well, I told you then and I'm telling you now, there's only one answer for such nonsense and it's been the same since the beginning of time:

Their Souls Are Dark, But The Light In The Sky,..

Alright, this shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody:

The Nation of Islam, long known for its promotion of black nationalism and self-reliance, now is calling attention to another core belief that perhaps isn't so well-known: the existence of UFOs.

When thousands of followers gather in suburban Chicago this weekend for the group's annual Saviours' Day convention, one of the main events will include a panel of scientists discussing worldwide UFO sightings, which they claim are on the rise.

The idea of seeking the divine in the skies is deeply rooted in the Chicago-based Nation of Islam, whose late leader Elijah Muhammad detailed in speeches and writings a massive hovering object loaded with weapons he called "The Mother Plane" -- although religion experts, Nation of Islam leaders and believers offer very different interpretations of what exactly happens aboard the plane, its role or how it fits into religious teachings.

It's one of the group's more misunderstood -- and ridiculed -- beliefs, something organizers took into account when planning the convention, which starts Friday and ends Sunday with Minister Louis Farrakhan's keynote address.

"There's enough evidence that has been put before the world and public," Ishmael Muhammad, the religion's national assistant minister, told The Associated Press. "There have been enough accounts and sightings and enough movies (documentaries) made, I don't think you would find too many people that would call it crazy."

Maybe not too many, but you can count us in, Bozo!

Bad Nose Jobs And Rapid Hair Loss Included

"If people want to pick up Jewish traditions without learning the background or observance, let them share in receiving the Desmond Tutu and Louis Farrakhan blood-libel attacks.

See how it could help? Take, for example, the Hollywood Kabbalah cult. I was always taught that Kabbalah was advanced Jewish study, and I was told that before I could truly understand it I would have to know Judaism backward, forward, and sideways. Yet the Hollywood Kabbalah cult skipped the foundation and went straight to the Zohar (the sacred Jewish text of Kabbalah).

I say we should give them our blessing. But before 'Esther' puts on her yarmulke, douses herself with Kabbalah water, or makes another music video about Kaballah while behaving inappropriately with another woman, I ask that she has a little press conference.

She should announce that it is she, not the Jews, who controls the media.

It’s a believable concept. Let’s face it — anybody who has seen any of her last few movies may already believe the only way she could have had them produced would be if she controlled the media.

Or take Madonna’s Kabbalah protégé, Demi Moore. Demi has a tattoo of a cross on her arm. Judaism forbids tattoos, so a tattoo of a cross … let’s just say it’s not very kosher.

But I say we tell Ms. Moore all is well, so long as she calls Obama advisor Samantha Power and convinces her that the Jews don’t control foreign policy in America — she and Ashton do."

-- Sammy Benoit, showing why I'm a sucker for almost any Jew named "Sammy" - long story, but it all started with Sammy Davis, Jr. - which is probably what they're using to take over Pajamas Media.

NewAge: What A Way To Live (And To Die)

So Michael Jackson was organic, kept away from his own father, hung out with Deepak Chopra and Uri Geller, was "protected" by (Obama's pal) Louis Farrakhan, had his clothes made by another cult leader, and visited psychics. Hmmm. Isn't it funny how NewAgers keep doing (what's supposed to be) all the "right" things, and hanging out with (what's supposed to be) all the "right" people, but still end up miserable and dying these humiliating deaths?

Barack Obama's Racing Us To The Finished Line

Who's really fooling who, here? Or, as Glenn Reynolds is regularly asking these days, "Who are the rubes?"

This is the man who was going to end America's obsession with race? Puh-leaze. He's obsessed himself!!



Anybody else remember this middle-finger action for Hillary? His supporters seemed to get it, didn't they?



How about this repeat for John McCain? You didn't know what was going on? I think I did and said so.

But I still don't want to prejudge anything.

Anybody see Barack do the middle-finger scratch since then? That ain't the kind of "tic" that just disappears - especially if it's just an innocent gesture.

So much Liberal talk seems to focus on Republican "code words" but race signals between black supporters get no comment, why?

After all the unfounded racial charges that were lobbed at McCain and Palin during the election?

Why'd anybody get behind Obama after that?



John McCain was pretty damn gracious after he lost if you ask me. He even became clearly disgusted with his own supporters for not understanding the significance of the win - even if it was based on lies against him personally.

How anybody could believe Obama supporter's race crap after that is trapped in delusional thinking.

Now "The One" has used his brilliance to go and stick himself in the middle of this Henry Louis Gates mess, without knowing the facts, or thinking there may be more to it than stereotypes. Of course he did - he's a friend of Al Sharpton's and Louis Farrakhan's - he couldn't help himself.

You've put an arrogant race-monger in the White House, people - in 2009.

It's not P.C. to say it, but P.C. opinions ain't this blog's job.

This latest embarrassment is his supporter's fault as much as his own:

They just didn't care.