The Zionists Have Taken Over TPUSA

Okay. I understand that not everyone has an outgoing, attractive personality. But if your business is dependent on who your front-man(woman?) is, then it’s important to place your best face forward. That doesn’t mean the prettiest or most handsome, but the one that can draw a crowd simply with having their name on the marquee. Someone that can keep the attention of the audience and is not afraid to be confronted by the same. This is why TPUSA should be actively searching for that person now. The “pooor widow” act that they have now looks to be losing steam, if it ever really had any since it’s founder passed. Just admit the current “CEO” was the wrong choice and find someone that is able to relate to the current young generation and move on. Recently, on a campus thar claims more than 50,000 students, a hall was obtained for a twp day event, with questionable speakers, holding only around 1,000. Now, the photos look good, but 1,000 out of a possibility of, well, a lot more, seems like corporate sucicide, doesn’t it? Poor decision making, poorer speaker choices (very zionist), is ot only indicatove of where you stand as an organization, ut where you’re headed. Too bad.

Confessions of a Reformed NeoCon

I used to be a neocon, you know a “new conservative” , from the Ronald Reagan era. I was all-in with whatever my country was doing to protect others from the dastardly deeds of their own governments. And war? Don’t mess with Uncle Sam or we’ll kick your ass. As for those that would keep trying the patience of our greatest ally in the middle east, I said, Just turn the desert into glass. Yep. Nuke ‘em. And I was a grown man saying these things, one that had spent nearly 2 years in a combat zone, coming under fire on occasion, utterly uncaring as to what happened to other people, that we invaded for no reason (Iraq). I had no feeling for the locals while in country and even less, if that’s possible, for all Arabic peoples, and later Persians. Whether Palestinian, or Iraqi, or Egyptian, I clearly held a disdain for entire peoples that had never threatened me.

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Stop Listening to Idiots

I get a kick out of online drama. It’s nothing new of course, if it’s not a couple of people posting on X going after each other, then it’s podcasters (oops! “content creators”) or something else. There are always sides and a lot of the time I find both sides compelling. I’m not really a fence sitter, I just think that in order to make a reasoned determination on whatever the silly issue happens to be at the time, I need to hear both sides (or more) that’s being offered.

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And Now, For Your Entertainment Today…

As much as I try to, I can’t avoid politics here as uh as I’d like to. It’s become endemic in our lives, hasn’t it? The the advent of cable news over the past 40 years or so (CNN premiered June 1, 1980), it doesn’t seem we are able to avoid what passes for news today. In fact, what we regularly receive is not news in the classical sense, but infotainment, you know, something with just enough of what might be referred to as news, wrapped up t be fun and engaging. At the end of the day, are we any better informed than we were? I don’t think so.In fact, we can look at hundreds of examples, daily, and see how those that present as news attempt to manipulate their audience into believing something that is clearly, on second (maybe third) look, is blatant propaganda, pressing forward an ideology, whether it be political or cultural, instead of just informing.

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