Tony Gilroy says the 'clown car in Washington' appears to be using the same 'Fascism for Dummies' playbook he referenced when writing the Empire in 'Andor'
"it’s the same shit all the time. Get rid of truth, get rid of a free press, destroy communities, nationalize the businesses, find an arbitrary enemy that you can elevate and false flag them through propaganda. Flood the zone with as much gak and atrocity as you can so that nobody can pay attention to what just happened, and pray that you have an overwhelming majority of sheep that will follow you. It’s just tragically and sadly familiar. It’s on them; it’s not on us"
On AI regulation, he says 'there [couldn't] be a worse bunch of clowns in charge of it right now'
"You couldn’t set the bar any lower than where it’s being set in Washington right now"
(via @THR)
BREAKING:
Both the White House & RNCC have lashed out at the creators of this ad.
It must have struck a nerve.
Maybe they don't like being outed as fascists.
You know what to do: SPREAD THIS EVERYWHERE!
“The Narrows” - @SuperRare. This particular shot has never been taken before. Taken at almost 3 miles above NYC in a 🚁 with the doors open. The pilot had to be on Oxygen to legally and safely pilot the aircraft. This is the result of a highly planned and coordinated photo shoot.
Everyone's talking about that crazy back-door alley-oop K-State ran in overtime last night to beat Michigan State — was it spontaneous or was it scripted?
Here's my breakdown on why I think this is a Jerome Tang special and why the play worked against Michigan State's defense 🔊
while Purdue seeks the world for more and more 7-foot-5 guys Kansas State goes out and gets increasingly tiny basketball players and running backs who Have That Dog In Them
perfect athletic program
Tonight, Union Station features a special lighting display welcoming the teams and fans ahead of Friday's NCAA Midwest Regional games and congratulating Kansas State on advancing to the Elite Eight after their win tonight at Madison Square Garden. Photo from earlier this evening by Kent Auf Der Heide.
With tonight's welcome and celebration, our exterior lighting is currently rotating in the colors of Houston, Miami, Texas, Xavier and Kansas State.
On Friday, the evening will begin with lighting rotating in Houston, Miami, Texas and Xavier team colors and will end the evening with the colors of the two remaining teams. Those team colors will remain on the building Saturday and Sunday night, switching later Sunday to feature the colors of the Midwest Region team advancing to the Final Four.
On #PresidentsDay, it is important to recall that at least twelve U.S. presidents enslaved Black people, eight while in office. Two-thirds of the first 18 presidents collectively enslaved nearly 2,000 Black people. We know what largely built this nation, and it wasn’t freedom.