Kitchen Sink Omelet

    1. Now how did we get here?         A) JD Vance tells Donald Trump,              1) “Don't—                  a) Don't do this boss!                      (1) Don't release them all—                          (a) Not the most violent ones.                          (b) Not the ones that attack law enforcement!              2) We're the Republican Party—                  a) We're supposed to protect the blue!             3) Remember all those blue American flags?                 a) Protect the blue, yeah.            ...

 

 

 

 

 

 Not my doing, but I wish it was.

 

The exhaustive conspiracy theories about Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg, explained and debunked by Newsweek Adapted by Daffyd ap Morgen The entire Hogg family is connected to the CIA, FBI and CNN Like many conspiracy theories, these likely started with a tiny kernel of truth:  Hogg’s father is a retired FBI agent-information that the teen volunteered offhand during a television interview. Hogg or his mother is a CNN VIP who is "pimping" her son   This developed after a photo surfaced of Hogg and his sister, Lauren, touring the studios as children.  According to Snopes, the family was actually on a $35 VIP tour.  Rebecca Boldrick, the mother of the Hogg siblings, works as a school teacher, which the Broward County School confirmed. Hogg didn’t attend Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School A picture from a different yearbook with another student named David Hogg is used,  Others circulate a mugshot from a 26-year-old California man named David Hog...

To Do Next for the #NeverAgain Movement: Settle on a Clear Demand Social Justice and Activism by Ted Rall | April 5, 2018 - 5:22am Adapted by Daffyd ap Morgen A huge turnout will not lead to new gun legislation. Victory is achievable when rallies sharpen their focus. Movements need enthusiasm and careful strategizing to sustain and grow. Congress and the president ignore one-off events of large groups of Americans carrying signs, and chanting slogans.  Sustained movements must be organized around a message. Social media can bring large groups of people together quickly.  But they also need a simple, coherent, bumper-sticker-ready demand message. The 10 printed demands for the March on Washington remind us of American society’s failure to address the needs of the poor and oppressed since 1963.  They had a clear, coherent set of demands, beginning with: “Comprehensive and effective Civil Rights legislation from the present Congress — without compromise or ...

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This horrible, and part of the horror is it is so commonplace....

xkcd strikes again!

A quick reference chart on how to prepare for GOP shock and awe.