Instead of making poverty temporary, LBJ’s “Great Society” made poverty permanent.
Instead of lifting the poor out of poverty, LBJ locked them into it.
It’s not just that socialism doesn’t work; it’s that it’s oppressive and cruel.
#OTD 2020 - Lou Brock died at the age of 81 in St Louis, MO.
He was known for stealing bases, but he also stole the hearts of Cardinals fans everywhere.
There will never be another like him - ever.
We miss you Lou - we miss you a lot.
#STLCards
Umpire Doug Eddings went on a power trip during the bottom of the 6th in the Cardinals Rockies game.
First, he demanded that pitcher Hancel Rincon (in his MLB debut) straighten his hat since no one will wear a hat like that on "his field".
When manager Oli Marmol went to talk to Eddings about the hat incident during a pitching change, Eddings gave the Cardinals a pitch clock violation and ejected Marmol.
A couple batters later, with the Cardinals out of challenges, Eddings made a terrible call on a play at the plate to gift the Rockies the lead.
Have we forgotten so quickly?!
Is there only fear of Islam left in America?
We were told, “NEVER FORGET!”
But our ‘Leaders’ have forgotten and have taken the easier (political) way of non-conflict… and taken their (American spilled) blood money. 2,977 Americans
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👇
All time ump show in Colorado last night:
- Made the pitcher straighten his hat
- When the coach came out to argue, gave him a pitch clock violation
- Missed an easy call at home
Sea level at Stockholm, Sweden has fallen half a meter since 1890, which means @GretaThunberg has to walk further now to get to the beach.
https://t.co/LEJ4wlOio4
This is what California Democrats don’t want you to see
This is Kern County. It’s right above Los Angeles and it’s home to one of the largest concentrations of oil fields in the United States
“It's the largest oil field in California, and it's produced more than three billion barrels”
These oil fields are still producing oil today while California Democrats lecture everyone on going electric, they’re still making millions with oil
- Kern County produces 177,000 barrels every day. 5.5 million barrels in May 2026
- California statewide produces 260,000 barrels per day. Thats 94 million barrels in 2025
- Kern county oil sells for $6.5 billion per year
- California statewide is selling for $8.7 billion per year gross
Democrats are hypocrites
🚨 This is Islam.
The history they taught you to forget. The present they tell you not to notice. And if we keep sleeping, the future they already planned.
Watch the clip. The speaker isn’t “extremist.” He’s reciting the command from Sahih Bukhari: wage war until they testify there is no god but Allah. Then he shows the map of what that command produced in the first hundred years after Muhammad. Then he shows the churches that became mosques and the map of where Christians are still being hunted today.
This is not “a few bad verses.” This is the operating system. Convert, submit, or be replaced. Europe already ran the experiment. California and Michigan are next.
Wake up before the “hopefully not” part becomes the only part left. 🇺🇸
Satellite images reveal the colossal scale of our water planet and its endless oceans.
All the oceans, lakes, rivers, and glacial ice combined occupy 75% of the Earth's surface. It is the brooding inertia of the oceans that forms the ancient engine room of global climate—a massive fluid flywheel that dwarfed human industrial activity long before our first chimneys began to smoke.
The oceans have an average depth of 2.3 miles and weigh 1,000 times more than the atmosphere. Deep ocean currents dictate levels of water vapor and cloud cover across 68% of the skies at any given moment, while the interplay of seas, landforms, and latitude drives the trade winds and storm tracks.
Crucially, the oceans hold 86% of the world's carbon reservoir and 91% of its mobile heat energy, which currents transport toward the frigid poles to temper the planet’s cold extremes. The thin envelope of atmosphere above holds only a fraction of a percent of each.
Because of this tremendous thermal capacity, the oceans don't react on political timelines; they absorb, smooth and delay thermal changes over centuries, acting as a planetary buffer against rapid atmospheric shocks.
We live in an ocean-dominated, ice-age world. Earth is still technically in the Late Cenozoic Ice Age, which began 34 million years ago with the glaciation of Antarctica. Roughly 10% of the world's total land area remains permanently capped by glacial ice—spanning 15 million square kilometres.
Antarctica alone holds roughly 90% of global ice volume and stands as the largest single source of freshwater on Earth. Spanning 14 million square kilometers—8.3% of the world's land surface—its ice sheet extends up to 4.8 kilometers (3 miles) deep.
All human civilisation, agriculture and technological progress—every written word, every skyscraper—unfolded within the past 11,700 years of the warm Holocene interglacial period. This brief warm period is merely one episode among more than 30 glacial and interglacial cycles over the broader Quaternary Glaciation of the last 2.58 million years.
Today's modest warming of 1.1°–1.4°C over 250 years is an incremental drift within a vast geological system. The world is not enduring stifling heat reminiscent of past hothouse peaks; instead, we inhabit a benign global average temperature of 15°C—well below the 18°C to 26°C baselines that characterised most of Earth’s biological history. Deep time puts modern atmospheric alarm out of sync with physical reality.
Yet, ignoring this vast planetary flywheel, global policy over the last four decades shifted from managing tangible conservation to attempting economic micro-management of the atmosphere itself. Led by an alignment of unelected powerbrokers, financial institutions, and corporate leaders, the narrative demanded an immediate, total restructuring of human infrastructure.
Nations were urged to replace energy-dense coal, oil, and gas with intermittent wind turbines and solar collectors. Yet after 40 years of heavy subsidies and mandates, hydrocarbon fuels still supply 81% of all global primary energy, while wind and solar account for just 6.5%.
Attempting to engineer a complete retreat from high-density fuels while ignoring the sheer physical scale of the earth system carries a staggering cost. The predicted price tag to transform the global grid and force this transition stands at $275 trillion (McKinsey, 2022)—roughly 2.5 times total global annual GDP.
It represents an unprecedented financial commitment to re-engineer civilisation, driven by an economic plan that continuously underestimates the vast physical realities of the planet it seeks to control.
This is absolutely outstanding and blows apart the myths surrounding “Climate Change” and Net Zero.
The UN, the EU, the UK Government — and even Obama — all get a mention. And wait until you hear about the deal that effectively gave China a free pass while the rest of the Western world was expected to pick up the bill.
Lord Christopher Monckton. 🔥
Trust me — set aside 15 minutes today and watch this.
It’ll be worth it.
And if you think it isn’t, I’ll buy you a pint. 🍺