Harvey Milk And Matthew Shepard Were NOT Victims Of Homophobia (But, Hey, Thanks For The Lifetime Of Being Bombarded By Dishonest Gay Propaganda)

"I'm not going to thank anybody. None of you fuckers have given us a hand. You didn't do anything"

Hamas vows to broadcast hostage executions. Tech firms can’t stop them. 

   

 "What is our country coming to? What is happening to us? Are we a sick society?" 

   

 He Tried to Convert a Remote Tribe to Christianity and Got Killed

‘We’re coming out of the broom closet.’ In Rhode Island, the season of the witch has arrived.

Celebrity tattoo artist baptized after renouncing witchcraft

Hip-hop tracks that changed the world

Arnold Schwarzenegger blasts Democrats: They 'want to fuck up every city in America' 

(Like he did his marriage)

    

 TikTok ‘doctor’ revealed as fraud who gave people health advice on cancer, HIV

Jada Pinkett Smith Calls Tupac Her 'Soulmate,' But Had No Chemistry 

   

 The South Park boys are now women of color 

   

The true story of Matthew Shepard,...a lover,...a meth-fueled murder spree 

    

 A U.K. University Will Confer a New Title: A Master’s Degree in the Occult

The Terminator

Arnold Schwarzenegger has NO relationship with his 'one-night stand' and 'doesn't even talk to her'

Most Cancer Patients Use Alternative Medicine And that's almost a sign they're going to die.

Unmasking the Pseudoscience: The Truth About 'Gender-Affirming Care'

 

To Understand Cultists (You Must Think Like A Cultist)

Tom Cruise:

"If fucking Arnold can be governor, I could be president." 

 TMR's The Crack Emcee, January 7, 2013:

"For any Republicans, looking to gear-up early for the next presidential election, be my guest,..."

 

Last Night's Movie: "Bigger, Stronger, Faster" (In Full)

As we watch - and even celebrate - the destruction of Lance Armstrong over steroids, this one's worth a gander. It'll make you think. It made me think. I still don't like Lance, or Arnold, or Sly, or Barry, or Jose Conseco - but I do like thinking - and this surprisingly sensitive and fair film will stimulate some:

If nothing else, I'm glad I got smart to this form of masculinity before I fully dedicated myself to it.

 A Big Thumbs Up - especially for the whole thing being presented online,...

 

I'm Still Sick (A Perfect Way To Look At The World)

Well I tried to make it Sunday, but I got so damn depressed 

That I set my sights on Monday and I got myself undressed,..

--America, Sister Golden Hair 

Needless to say, with this head cold, that didn't work out. Though I did raise a smile when my supervisor (female) asked if I was wearing a painter's mask because I was sick - I told her no, it was simply becoming too damned obvious my good looks were interfering with her work performance. Whoo-boy, what a card! (Who says I'm not fun-loving?)

I also got great reviews for my job commitment, I'm happy to say.

So what's going on out there? Kind of a mixed bag:

Arnold Schwarzenegger finally admitted he admired Hitler, which got me to thinking A) it is really difficult for most people to own up to their bullshit - he said he loved Der Fuhrer back in 1975 - and B) is it any wonder, as often as I've made the NewAge/Nazi connection, California's culture elected Arnie to office? It was like flies to honey.

Well, actually more like flies to flies, but whatever.

I almost don't want to write about the presidential race, it's become so silly since Obama's debate debacle. Today, Matt Drudge is headlining an Andrew Sullivan piece, as though the man who had conspiracy theories about Sarah Palin's womb is an opinion maker worth noting. (Do the words "consider the source" mean anything anymore? Obviously not,…)

Even Ann Althouse has gotten in on the conspiracy theory game, and - considering she and Sullivan are part of Glenn Reynolds' circle - that should tell you what kind of "thinking" our most elite bloggers are marinating in during this election.

It's completely bonkers - not just that they'll go there, but that anyone would respect their opinion after they do so.

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I mean, consider this answer from Abigail Fisher, a young woman recently smeared as a racist by The Houston Chronicle's Mike Tolson:

"I was taught from the time I was a little girl that any kind of discrimination was wrong."

Now compare that to Glenn Reynolds' answer to Ann Althouse when she charged him with stirring up racial animosities:

"There’s an instrumental argument that folks on the right need to take this into account, but beyond that, I confess I don’t much care."

Come on - who should be the "thought leader" here?

Of course, this sudden diminishment of mental capacity is based solely on the fact this is an election year and - despite the Right's post-debate big talk - both sides are clearly desperate.

Right now the conservatives appear happily delusional - forgetting it's just a matter of time before Romney receives another message from the planet "Kolob" - while the Dems are coming to terms with the idea of unloading on the American people what it means to elect a Mormon.

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Doonesbury is leading the Left's assault, with a new segment on Romney's time in France ("Young Mitt prepares for a life of annoying people,…") but even gay Republicans are getting in on the act, and I can't leave out the best diss of the campaign so far, delivered by - not Harry Reid - but Snoop Dogg:

"He's a Mormon but he ain't got no hoes."

OUCH!

Tonight, FRONTLINE has a documentary on the candidates that Businessweek says "views Romney as a shape- shifting businessman" who "rarely spoke of his great-grandfather’s five wives and 30 children." Naturally:

Considering regular Republicans started the nomination process with "Anyone But Mitt," Romney probably wouldn't want to give away the nature of his main voting block so soon,…
 

Ralphie May: "Not Politically Correct (Just Correct)"

Setting It All Straight (One Gay Post At A Time)

We wish you people would make up your minds:

Does Harry Potter open the gates to evil or not?

(We always thought the gates to evil were J.K. Rowling's "special girl spots",...)

Both Arnold Schwarzenegger and Al Gore have major environmental regrets. Unfortunately, being idiots isn't one of them.

And there's still no word on when we're getting back the money they've wasted. We know Al's got a lot of it.

Somebody ought to start demanding it.

It's about time: "The Northern Territory Department of Health has warned the Church of Scientology not to give people medical advice on how to detox from drugs and alcohol."

Great. Now if we can only save John Travolta from himself we'll be all good.

And finally, this is an educational opportunity that's worth exploring further:

In court papers filed Friday, a former high ranking officer of NXIVM depicts the cultlike group as a self-help and ethics school that is secretly a place for its leader to explore opportunities for sex and gambling money.

Susan Dones, a trainer who ran the Colonie-based company's former Tacoma, Wash., center, told a bankruptcy court last week that Keith A. Raniere, the creator of the teachings used in NXIVM's self-improvement courses, may have motives beyond the education of human potential.

Dones said NXIVM presents Raniere "as the most honest, ethical, Nobel (sic), man who had the answers to mankind's problems" yet his training sessions are "used as a venue to stalk their students ... who might fit into Raniere's profile of sexual conquest and who might be willing to 'give' Raniere money to feed his gambling problem."

Raniere, who uses the name "Vanguard," and NXIVM President Nancy Salzman, Dones claimed, acted maliciously toward members who were "sold on Raniere being someone he is not and that NXIVM 'mission' is something it is not."

"I was informed and believe that Raniere/Vanguard was having sexual relationships with multiple women, sometimes with more than one of them at the same time (many of these women were told that they were the chosen one; several of them were members of NXIVM's executive board which is a per se conflict of interest and all them had to keep their relationship with Raniere a secret from the NXIVM community because it was feared that many members were not 'evolved enough' to be able to deal with this information)," Dones stated in her court declaration.

Ahh, yes, women:

Where would all these cults and frauds be without them?

Laboring All Through The Day (On Labor Day)

Well now, isn't this fresh:

Both California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and his challenger for the office, Meg Whitman, think "California can dig itself out of its budget hole" by focusing on fraud.

Considering TMR has been beating that drum for about 5 years, we can't help but agree, but why stop with fraud in government? Considering all the bogus astrologers, psychics, and "healers" working over the general public (along with places like Whole Foods selling homeopathic "medicines" and the bogus claims on Oprah) it would seem like attacking fraud - wherever it exists - would be a much better idea, if straightening out society - or society's finances - is the goal.

Next up - file this one under "Everything Happens For A Reason":

Mike Edwards, the Electric Light Orchestra's original cellist - the guy who left that great band so he could change his name into some indian-sounding gibberish and become a Buddhist - has been killed by a bale of hay in what some are calling a freak accident. (The freak was killed in the accident, anyway.) Appreciative donations - for the bale of hay - can be sent directly to TMR.

And yet another Scientologist - this time, the guy who promoted Dianetics for the cult - has written a tell-all book that, of course, none of the authorities can use as evidence to finally rid us of L. Ron Hubbard's nonsense.

They quite simply can't.

Arnold Vs. The Green Police: Moose And Squirrel

"So the environmentalists . . . are confused because they want to have renewable energy but then when it comes to the permitting process, creating that renewable energy and building the solar plants, they are then in the way. And they then talk about, 'You cannot go and destroy this squirrel.'

I say, 'What squirrel? I was out there, I didn't see a squirrel.'

They say, 'Well, there could be a squirrel coming very soon.'

So I say, 'But there's no squirrel there right now.'

'But you've got to protect things that could be there.'"

-- Arnold Schwarzenegger, Governor of California, on the insanity of dealing with environmentalists - while he's working on their pet projects - which makes the whole enterprise insane, to him, me, and The Wall Street Journal.

Air Conditioning

O.K. - I've had enough - you people are idiots:

California can't afford Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's Green policies.

I told you San Francisco can't afford Mayor (and proven scumbag) Gavin Newsom's Green policies.

That bitch at the L.A. Times is, still, on the Green warpath against ordinary citizens.

And that staunch environmentalist, Prince Charles, is ignoring his environmental impact to go for a ride on his yacht.

While John Coleman, the founder of The Weather Channel, says Global Warming is a hoax - which is being carried out with with the help of the media (in case you haven't noticed) - and he's suing Al Gore.

Now, who are you stupid bastards gonna believe?

And where are all those overflowing landfills?