Daryl Zero

✝️🇺🇸 Christian MAGA

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

It’s insane that any of these people were ever taken seriously again after this

[Brit Hume @brithume]

Oh Pete’s sake, he wouldn’t even answer when asked about the color of the rug on the floor. He was not going to answer any questions, no matter what they were.

[Brandon Gill @realBrandonGill]

Do you think James Talarico still plays with his Fauci action figure?

[Nat @Arwenstar]

Piers Morgan pretending to suddenly realise - in late July 2026! - that Fauci is—and always was—an utter fraud is peak mockery.
None of us will ever forget this👇🏻not as long as we live. It wasn’t Fauci who said it, it was Piers Morgan: 8.9M followers.

[Phil Labonte 🇺🇸 @philthatremains]

this got deleted pretty fast.

[Joel Berry @JoelWBerry]

Dr. Fauci is the closest thing to a real-life Bond villain. Manufactured a deadly virus in a secret lab, killed 7 million people, used the crisis to conduct an MRNA experiment, line his pockets, and cover everything up. I can't believe this criminal is still walking free.

[TONY @TonyMichaelX]

This you?

[John Rich🇺🇸 @johnrich]

“Reacher” has a large contingency of Conservatives who watch his show. I’ll be curious to see if they stick with him after he’s attacked them and what they stand for.

[Planet Of Memes @PlanetOfMemes]

Accurate.

[ALX 🇺🇸 @alx]

Say the line, Piers: “Trump Was Right!”

[Victor Davis Hanson @VDHanson]

Dr Fauci and Mr. Science

The Fauci files reveal not just a sociopathic narcissist, but also a pathological schizophrenic.

For years, Fauci was assuring the public of Covid narratives that he either knew were untrue, or knew little about.

He posed as a non-partisan, even as he collaborated with the leftwing cable news grandees and liberal columnists to hound his enemies and magnify his godhead.

From the virus’s origins and effects of the lockdowns, to the efficacy of the mRNA vaccinations to the always changing 0/1/2 masks wearing protocols, Fauci used his massive government agency, and sycophantic media, to promote his always fluid narratives by punishing enemies and rewarding friends—on the basis of their loyalty to Dr. “I represent science”.

He seemed to be obsessed with firing White House Covid advisor Scott Atlas, and demonizing Jay Bhattacharya, Sunetra Gupta and Martin Kulldorff—for the crimes of questioning the Fauci party line.

These critics were not radical “let it rip” herd immunologists as the Fauci camp caricatured them, but circumspect, cost-to-benefit doctors and savvy health policy analysts.

Their views, if embraced, might have avoided a multibillion-dollar global shutdown that wrecked economies—especially derailing the booming 4th quarter 2019 Trump economy—increased the death toll, destroyed millions of livelihoods, harmed perhaps permanently the education of millions U.S. children, and was hardly based on the “science”.

And what exactly were the so-called extremist views of Atlas, Bhattacharya, and others?

Healthy children were not at great risk from Covid—but keeping them isolated drained away key resources from the elderly and sick who certainly were vulnerable.

And the nationwide school closures had profound negative effects on children and teens as did the lockdowns on the general population.

Substance and familial abuse soared, small businesses were ruined, and children’s formative educational years were lost.

24/7 mask wearing was neither practical nor necessary as opposed to their beneficial use by health care workers in close proximities.

The experimental mRNA vaccinations may have initially saved lives, but they were not, as billed by Fauci and the pharmaceutical companies, lasting protection from either infectiousness or being infected.

And certainly the repeated booster regimens for some could pose serious health risks.

Herd immunity was not some crank idea, as the Fauci school libeled these experts, but, along with the initial vaccinations, were time-tested medical realities that would mitigate the toxicity of the pandemic.

We have seen a lot of obscene hoaxes recently that changed national events: the loony Jussie Smollett caper; the phony “Steele dossier”; the “51 intelligence authorities” and the Russian-produced Hunter Biden laptop con; and the media fabricated effigy of Joe Biden as “fit as a fiddle”.

But Fauci’s effort to attribute the virus to a bat or pangolin publicly, while privately accepting from his own consultants that it likely was birthed in the Wuhan lab’s gain of function research—which he had helped to support via Peter Daszak—and the policies that resulted from that initial lie, proved literally for thousands a matter of life and death.

[Dinesh D'Souza @DineshDSouza]

.@VDHanson : “We didn’t storm the beaches of Normandy… didn’t bleed and die in the trenches of World War I…. didn’t sacrifice everything in World War II…. just to be lectured by newcomers on why America is ‘racist’ and ‘flawed.’” Victor is right.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

A Nigerian Christian gives his testimony after the Islamist massacre of his village:

“All the houses were set on fire and all our grain was burned. This morning we buried 29 people". Why is no one protesting for them?”

[Planet Of Memes @PlanetOfMemes]

There are now calls for John Thune to be replaced by an Olive Garden Manager.

[Daryl Zero @0DarylZero]

SCOTUS would say yes.

[Hayley Caronia @hayleycaronia]

What if I gave birth at an Olive Garden location? Is my baby entitled to a never-ending pasta pass?

[John Solomon @jsolomonReports]

To @CNN, you have a short memory. In 2024 you credibly covered that China hacked Great Britain’s voter files. Those files are public like the US. Why was it news then but now disinformation when Trump reveals it happened to Americans? https://t.co/7DBIjgn6fN

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

ATTENTION EVERYONE IN MEMPHIS TENNESSEE

Tamboli's Pasta & Pizza REFUSED to serve four members of the Tennessee National Guard.

This is the owner, Miles Tamboli.

Would be a shame if everyone in the area knew they kicked out US servicemembers!

[toddstarnes @toddstarnes]

Does The View's Sunny Hostin feel more unsafe around the American flag or Graham Platner?

[Overton @overton_news]

President Trump just unloaded on America’s European NATO allies with the world’s media watching.

Sitting beside Turkish President Erdoğan, Trump revealed he was “very disappointed” after several NATO allies refused to assist the U.S. during the Iran conflict.

Then he dropped the bombshell:

He says it was a test to see who would actually stand with America when it mattered.

TRUMP: “I was very disappointed with NATO and frankly if it weren’t held in Turkey, where my friend happens to be a very strong leader, a very strong person, it’s possible that I wouldn’t have attended.”

“I felt I had to attend because of the fact that he’s gone all out, it was a big thing to have NATO come to Turkey or any place else.”

“But we weren’t treated well, because we did something in Iran, we don’t need anybody’s help, I did not even want their help but before I asked, they said they wouldn’t be there.”

“We’ve invested trillions of dollars in NATO. Why?”

“To protect European countries and others, Canada, et cetera but to protect people, countries from generally speaking, used to be Soviet Union and now it’s Russia.”

“And I say that is fine, but you would think they would be willing to do something to help us and they really weren’t.”

“In the case of United Kingdom, the prime minister, I guess no longer there…maybe because of this…it was very unpopular thing he did.”

“He said, no, we’ll help after the war is over. I said, I don’t need that kind of help.”

“In a way I was testing people, I was testing to see whether or not they’d be there because I’ve long said that we help them, but I’m not sure that they’d be there for us.”

“Italy turned us down, and Germany turned us down, France turned us down and that’s okay. But why are we spending hundreds of billions of dollars and they’re not there for us?”

[Shahriq Khan @RealShahriqKhan]

“If Jesus was God, why did He cry?”

When I was Muslim, I used to smirk at the shortest verse in the Bible. A crying God? Weak.

“Jesus wept.” John 11:35. Two words. It should bring you to your knees.

Then I actually read WHERE He’s standing.

At the tomb of His friend Lazarus. And here’s the part that undoes me: He’s about to raise him. In sixty seconds He’ll shout that dead man back to life. The victory is already loaded.

And He weeps ANYWAY.

He didn’t have to. The happy ending was already in His hand.

But He looked at the grief around Him — the sisters, the mourners, the sheer wreckage that death makes of everything — and He entered it. He let it hit Him. God, with tears running down His face, at the graveside of someone He loved.

The God of Islam was too majestic to weep. I was proud of that. Until I met a God who was strong enough to.

“We do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses.” Hebrews 4:15.

Whatever you’re burying right now — He’s not watching from a safe distance.

He’s the God who weeps at gravesides.

And then empties them.

Now you and me get to rejoice forever with our Lord Jesus Christ.