When I was young I naively believed there were large groups of people that would stand up and crush any type of tyranny that threatened America. That was a time when I blindly trusted life here would simply work out for the good. I don’t feel that way anymore. A life spent being free is a daily fight. I’ve come to realize it’s not others I need to rely on.
🤔 the cost of liberty is reliable sidearm, an accurate long gun and a reloading bench. Vigilance is good, necessary but unless you’re prepared to do something more than watch … you won’t have liberty.
I grew up in a little, but I have since realized historic town in the early Anthropocene (long ago) with literally one black resident, who everybody respected and tried to help out. Attending a private high school one of the student’s favorites was the black maintenance man, Joe who was a genuinely nice man who smiled a lot. In college I heard Martin Luther King’s “I have a Dream” speech, and shrugged thinking “makes sense to me” and always acted accordingly. Also in college the Progressive Young Blacks organization sold me a ticket for their “basket of Booze” drawing and in my Redshanks Scots-Irish phase won! They were great folks and I liked them all! In grad school I had one friend, a fellow grad student and black Libyan who I pitched in and helped with field work for his MS Thesis, when he needed a local, who could both be a field safety buddy and perhaps deal with other locals. The other day my wife and I went to a favorite restaurant where we used to live, a very articulate black student type making money delivering food explained how the restaurant had survived by converting to a kitchen for hire stocking the essentials and serving carryout for other franchises. We had had conversations with Corey, arguably the most creative casual dining manager we have ever known, who coincidentally is black, so this was no surprise.
I am not bragging about any of this. I am only saying that I, as many in my generation, was brought up to treat human beings as human beings. I could go through a list like this for other ethnic groups as well. I also suspect most of you in your 70s can list similar experiences. I am close enough to Charlottesville to notice what happened there and was frankly puzzled. But now hearing that the SPLC was acting as the fireman going out to start fires to put out to stay in business makes it all make a great deal of sense. I, frankly, think we have lived to see King’s dream come true and we are richer for it. Now it’s time to acknowledge this and move on without forgetting the lesson learned.
Pleased you had good interactions - I suspect that’s the story for most folk who are part of the boomer generation. But king’s vision espoused in the "I have a Dream" speech is being actively opposed, most often by American blacks.
I was appalled in the late 90s when I started hearing about segregated dorms - segregated at the request of American blacks, segregated graduation, etc.; we have congressional black caucus in our national assembly’s - I’m waiting for the Congressional WHITE caucus to be formed.
Black "leaders," loud voices, demand reparations for something that happened over 150 years ago but I’ve never heard one of these loud voices ever express thanks to the families left behind who lost loved ones fighting to end the abhorrent historical practice of slavery. I want to know why I or anyone should give an iota of credence to these voices who joined a party that just a generation or two earlier demanded that they drink from separate fountains, sit in the back, don’t eat with white folk and go to school elsewhere.
No, the “Dream" of 1963 a half century later was diluted by ideas that gained a foothold in the democrat party where it was fostered and then festered.
Those scavenger birds have gotten organized, and a little presumptuous. I recently saw a cluster of them in the road, gathered around the remains of an unfortunate opossum. Two of the birds, one at either end of the cluster, were directing traffic around the dinner gathering with their wingtips. They even had whistles, for goodness' sake. No consideration for those commuters late for work or appointments.
I jokingly call turkey vultures the state bird of Florida since we have so many. I once had one bounce off the windshield of my car. A group were feeding on some fragrant delicacy on the shoulder of the road. As I approached at highway speed all except one took off and flew AWAY from the road. One (probably a government school educated bird) flew into the path of my car and bounced off the windshield. It didn’t end well for that bird.
Speaking of that, recall a PM drive in to Baltimore with a car repeatedly cutting me off. Finally let my car slowly and gentally run into it. Driver hopped out and came up to my closed window. Turned the air blue. He went back to his car and drove away. One vulture sent packing!
After Charlottesville, I remember videos of locals saying that they saw buses arrive and a mixture of leftist and Nazis would get out, implying they were all part of the same group. Does anyone know if that is true? Also, I think many protesters were there simply to protest the coming removal of the statue of Robert Lee.
I am pretty sure ZeroHedge had articles about that. I definitely remember many articles about the SPLC going back many years. I just used AI search to find some. It seemed very reluctant to show any. Only when I specifically asked if it could find any from 10 years ago did it give me one result:
can you find any from 10 years ago?
Finished
Yes, ZeroHedge published articles referencing the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) as far back as 2016.
One notable example is a September 2016 article titled "The Dow Zero Insurgency", originally from New York Magazine and referenced by ZeroHedge, which discussed the SPLC in the context of political bias and its influence on government narratives. The piece highlighted how the SPLC contributed to the 2009 DHS Rightwing Extremism Report and the Missouri Information Analysis Center (MIAC) "Modern Militia Movement" report, both of which labeled conservative and libertarian groups as potential domestic threats.
Additionally, internal discussions at ZeroHedge around that time critiqued the SPLC’s role in shaping federal policy under the Obama administration, accusing it of promoting a partisan agenda under the guise of civil rights advocacy.
In an almost evenly divided state, 49% republican 51% democrat, and a vote with just a 1.5% victory, Virginia will now have 10 of its 11 congress members democrat. Is this just the same old case of taxation without representation? In Ma. there are 0 republican reps but upwards of 40% of people voted for Trump. With this “work around” which is “legal theft” of a citizens most basic civil liberty, how can we call this a representative republic?
A representative republic is a form of government where citizens elect officials to make laws and decisions on their behalf, rather than voting on policy directly. It combines democratic principles (popular voting) with republicanism (rule by law and constitution), ensuring elected officials are accountable to the electorate while protecting individual rights against majority rule.
PLEASE GO LOOK UP KEN CUCCINELLI, former AG in Virginia and I know him and worked on his Gubernatorial campaign. I knew he would KNOW what was going on.. he knew all the details: the Judge in TAZEWELL who has blocked the certification of "BOGUS" MAP ELECTION. The day I voted I realized that it was UNCONSTITUIONAL.. and emailed all my friends and asked Ken Cuccinelli as did a lot of other people on his UTUBE site to please weigh on this.. and he posted on X. about Tazewell county Judge who has blocked it.. and on Monday .. the MAP "vote" has been fast tracked to VA SUPREME COURT for oral arguments. MOST LEGAL SCHOLARS agree it will blocked or overturned.
The problem these days it is likely Mass like MD has joined the State Compact that agrees the State will give all its electoral votes to the party (Dem) that wins the popular vote. Voters be damned.
In the six New England states there is not one republican member of the House. So not one republican citizen that lives in New England has true representation in the House of Representatives. This must be fixed.
Did you see the color coded maps showing the counties Yes vs counties No?
It’s a repeat of similar maps of Trump Yes vs Trump No - the great preponderance by acreage of VA said no while the heavily urbanized collectivized county’s voted for.
Sadly, we’re gonna be seeing this get worse and more worse as time passes, as our urban areas continue to grow and rural America loses bodies. At some point the rural folk are gonna become the vassals of the entitled city dwellers.
My favorite is vultures sitting over an ill vulture. Perfect rendition of how psychopaths treat their buddies and how quickly Swalwell was dispatched from office.
Let’s not forget the hoax that out of Duke a few years earlier that ruined the lives of the lacrosse players
Then in 2019 the media hoax involving Nick Sandman on the capitol mall.
The self defense shooting during the Wisconsin riots
The brown (well, tan?) on black self defense shooting in Florida.
The self defense shooting in Missouri (police officer pinned in his vehicle)
And so, so many more
C’ville is/was just one example.
It may be good, necessary for freedom of the press (which fortunately includes even those w/o a journo degree), but FREEDOM also necessitates responsibility; a republic needs a responsible press, a free and fair responsible press
Totally awesome.. :) John my son who graduated from UVA in 2008. His wife graduated from GMU in 2004 and they lived there for 6 years while John worked on B.S in Engineering and double major in ancient history. SO WE ALL SPENT A LONG IN C-VILLE. I sent him your funny "Shtificaiton" Utube post and he laughed .. he is a too serious person. I guess when you live in Madison county, Charlottesville, one develops a thick skin and sense of humor. He did not comment extensively on the "INCIDENT" and I didn't either because having been there and lived there.. (John and Karla) we knew it was B.S. that simple. UNLESS you go to UVA campus and see Charlottesville.. you would know that is was total HOAX for sure. now it has come out SPLC.. I call that the southern version of ACLU .. THE WHEELS ON THE BUS GO ROUND AND ROUND :) ROFL. yeah. uh huh..
One thing that’s is woefully missing from the discussion of the SPLC is who’s related to who.
Lest we forget our history, the KKK was (still is in my mind) the military terrorists branch of the democrat party, created out of the wreckage of The (Un)Civil War in order to control those opposed to democrat power in The South. It terrorized (lunched) not just uppity neeegros who didn’t know their place but also white folk who opposed them.
So when you see that panel showing the flow of resources from Democrats -> SPLC -> KKK all you’re seeing is democrat funding democrats- or, more realistically, modern American leftists funding modern American leftists. And don’t let the MS Media try and convince you that KKK is full of MAGA supporters - ask yourself what this comical group espouses as its principles and then ask which political ideology in America espouses the same. You could also ask which political "party" is denying a voice to thems that preach hate and which party openly welcomes hate and anti-Americanism.
«Marcuse’s mission was to dismantle American society by using diversity and “multiculturalism” as crowbars with which to pry the structure apart, piece by piece. He wanted to set blacks in opposition to whites, set all “victim groups” in opposition to the society at large. Marcuse’s theory of victim groups as the new proletariat, combined with Horkheimer’s critical theory, found an outlet in academia, where it became the basis for the post-structural movement - Gender Studies, LGBT/”Queer” Studies, African-American Studies, Chicano Studies, etc. All of these “Blank Studies” brazenly describe their mission as tearing down traditional Judeo-Christian values and the accepted traditions of Western culture, and placing in their stead a moral relativism that equates all cultures and all philosophies, except for Western civilization, culture, and philosophy, which are “exploitative” and “bad.”»
The truth needs to be broadcast nationally by the mass media not only about the premeditated chaos by SPLC but also the Truth about the Covid chaos. Never happen!
Very pointed comics timely and cutting with surgical precision. I enjoyed Dr. Malone’s trip down memory lane as it applies to the “very fine people “ and “veins bulging “ hoaxes.
So many, so apt! Got to admit, the depth of depravity of the SPLC surprised me.
In my book, would like to see both DeSantis and Mike Lee join SCOTUS. Just wish we don't need to loose our two superstars to get there.
The Charlottesville affair was particularly offensive. Remember being pretty timely aware of the truths of the matter asserted (absent the role of the SPLC). Probably thanks to Mark Levin. The thing is, its pretty likely SPLC donors will agree with SPLC actions as they learn of them. NP!
Re Spawnburger, as she pulls out her portfolio of preplanned actions to be executed! Its a shame VA doesnt evidently have a recall procedure.
Hello, everyone! I have a question for people who might be able to explain this to me, because I don't understand something. Glyphosate is poisonous to our bodies and our foods. Why did President Trump authorize the increase production of glyphosate as a herbicide. Isn't that completely the opposite of what we are trying to do to heal our bodies and minds? I'm just really confused and I want to understand. P.S. as always, great Friday Funnies!! Thanks, doc!!
It’s because American farmers are hooked on glyphosate and China produces most of it. They could cause a food shortage here by cutting off the supply. Unfortunate that farmers aren’t switching to regenerative agriculture fast enough.
My conclusion...the vast majority of 'big farms' (ie., Big Ag) whether family owned or corporate, are raising corn, wheat, soy. Those use glyphosate and the vast majority of their 'crops' go to feed cattle and create gasoline. Not really edible for human consumption. They do this (and win Big) with the gov't subsidies. The small, independent farmer is slowly being decimated and swallowed up by these monster soil de-pleaters.
Now the independent land owners also have to deal with the take over by Big Tech for their gargantuan AI buildings.
Wish you could come to California - but you would probably get arrested. Why is so d@mn much money going towards hate and liberalism? The only wealthy person I see standing up for conservatives is Elon (and even that's debatable). So hard to not feel doomed...but still in the fight.
Factual Friday Funnies!! The Gerrymandering video sure had my toe tapping! And to think, Biden is still spewing the “bulging veins” and “very fine people” lie today! Grrrr! Now: will we see anything come of the SPLC news?
When I was young I naively believed there were large groups of people that would stand up and crush any type of tyranny that threatened America. That was a time when I blindly trusted life here would simply work out for the good. I don’t feel that way anymore. A life spent being free is a daily fight. I’ve come to realize it’s not others I need to rely on.
The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
🤔 the cost of liberty is reliable sidearm, an accurate long gun and a reloading bench. Vigilance is good, necessary but unless you’re prepared to do something more than watch … you won’t have liberty.
I grew up in a little, but I have since realized historic town in the early Anthropocene (long ago) with literally one black resident, who everybody respected and tried to help out. Attending a private high school one of the student’s favorites was the black maintenance man, Joe who was a genuinely nice man who smiled a lot. In college I heard Martin Luther King’s “I have a Dream” speech, and shrugged thinking “makes sense to me” and always acted accordingly. Also in college the Progressive Young Blacks organization sold me a ticket for their “basket of Booze” drawing and in my Redshanks Scots-Irish phase won! They were great folks and I liked them all! In grad school I had one friend, a fellow grad student and black Libyan who I pitched in and helped with field work for his MS Thesis, when he needed a local, who could both be a field safety buddy and perhaps deal with other locals. The other day my wife and I went to a favorite restaurant where we used to live, a very articulate black student type making money delivering food explained how the restaurant had survived by converting to a kitchen for hire stocking the essentials and serving carryout for other franchises. We had had conversations with Corey, arguably the most creative casual dining manager we have ever known, who coincidentally is black, so this was no surprise.
I am not bragging about any of this. I am only saying that I, as many in my generation, was brought up to treat human beings as human beings. I could go through a list like this for other ethnic groups as well. I also suspect most of you in your 70s can list similar experiences. I am close enough to Charlottesville to notice what happened there and was frankly puzzled. But now hearing that the SPLC was acting as the fireman going out to start fires to put out to stay in business makes it all make a great deal of sense. I, frankly, think we have lived to see King’s dream come true and we are richer for it. Now it’s time to acknowledge this and move on without forgetting the lesson learned.
Pleased you had good interactions - I suspect that’s the story for most folk who are part of the boomer generation. But king’s vision espoused in the "I have a Dream" speech is being actively opposed, most often by American blacks.
I was appalled in the late 90s when I started hearing about segregated dorms - segregated at the request of American blacks, segregated graduation, etc.; we have congressional black caucus in our national assembly’s - I’m waiting for the Congressional WHITE caucus to be formed.
Black "leaders," loud voices, demand reparations for something that happened over 150 years ago but I’ve never heard one of these loud voices ever express thanks to the families left behind who lost loved ones fighting to end the abhorrent historical practice of slavery. I want to know why I or anyone should give an iota of credence to these voices who joined a party that just a generation or two earlier demanded that they drink from separate fountains, sit in the back, don’t eat with white folk and go to school elsewhere.
No, the “Dream" of 1963 a half century later was diluted by ideas that gained a foothold in the democrat party where it was fostered and then festered.
Thank You , and we each have a lifeline of support from THE MOST HIGH,
amen
Those scavenger birds have gotten organized, and a little presumptuous. I recently saw a cluster of them in the road, gathered around the remains of an unfortunate opossum. Two of the birds, one at either end of the cluster, were directing traffic around the dinner gathering with their wingtips. They even had whistles, for goodness' sake. No consideration for those commuters late for work or appointments.
I jokingly call turkey vultures the state bird of Florida since we have so many. I once had one bounce off the windshield of my car. A group were feeding on some fragrant delicacy on the shoulder of the road. As I approached at highway speed all except one took off and flew AWAY from the road. One (probably a government school educated bird) flew into the path of my car and bounced off the windshield. It didn’t end well for that bird.
Amazing how many “bounce off,” then blame the driver and file suit. As if they’ve learned how to work the system in their favor.
Speaking of that, recall a PM drive in to Baltimore with a car repeatedly cutting me off. Finally let my car slowly and gentally run into it. Driver hopped out and came up to my closed window. Turned the air blue. He went back to his car and drove away. One vulture sent packing!
Priceless
After Charlottesville, I remember videos of locals saying that they saw buses arrive and a mixture of leftist and Nazis would get out, implying they were all part of the same group. Does anyone know if that is true? Also, I think many protesters were there simply to protest the coming removal of the statue of Robert Lee.
TOTALLY PAID PROTESTORS..
Every protestor in every protest for at least the past ten years has been paid it’s a whole business
I am pretty sure ZeroHedge had articles about that. I definitely remember many articles about the SPLC going back many years. I just used AI search to find some. It seemed very reluctant to show any. Only when I specifically asked if it could find any from 10 years ago did it give me one result:
can you find any from 10 years ago?
Finished
Yes, ZeroHedge published articles referencing the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) as far back as 2016.
One notable example is a September 2016 article titled "The Dow Zero Insurgency", originally from New York Magazine and referenced by ZeroHedge, which discussed the SPLC in the context of political bias and its influence on government narratives. The piece highlighted how the SPLC contributed to the 2009 DHS Rightwing Extremism Report and the Missouri Information Analysis Center (MIAC) "Modern Militia Movement" report, both of which labeled conservative and libertarian groups as potential domestic threats.
Additionally, internal discussions at ZeroHedge around that time critiqued the SPLC’s role in shaping federal policy under the Obama administration, accusing it of promoting a partisan agenda under the guise of civil rights advocacy.
ZeroHedge SPLC 2016 articles archive
In an almost evenly divided state, 49% republican 51% democrat, and a vote with just a 1.5% victory, Virginia will now have 10 of its 11 congress members democrat. Is this just the same old case of taxation without representation? In Ma. there are 0 republican reps but upwards of 40% of people voted for Trump. With this “work around” which is “legal theft” of a citizens most basic civil liberty, how can we call this a representative republic?
A representative republic is a form of government where citizens elect officials to make laws and decisions on their behalf, rather than voting on policy directly. It combines democratic principles (popular voting) with republicanism (rule by law and constitution), ensuring elected officials are accountable to the electorate while protecting individual rights against majority rule.
PLEASE GO LOOK UP KEN CUCCINELLI, former AG in Virginia and I know him and worked on his Gubernatorial campaign. I knew he would KNOW what was going on.. he knew all the details: the Judge in TAZEWELL who has blocked the certification of "BOGUS" MAP ELECTION. The day I voted I realized that it was UNCONSTITUIONAL.. and emailed all my friends and asked Ken Cuccinelli as did a lot of other people on his UTUBE site to please weigh on this.. and he posted on X. about Tazewell county Judge who has blocked it.. and on Monday .. the MAP "vote" has been fast tracked to VA SUPREME COURT for oral arguments. MOST LEGAL SCHOLARS agree it will blocked or overturned.
The problem these days it is likely Mass like MD has joined the State Compact that agrees the State will give all its electoral votes to the party (Dem) that wins the popular vote. Voters be damned.
In the six New England states there is not one republican member of the House. So not one republican citizen that lives in New England has true representation in the House of Representatives. This must be fixed.
Did you see the color coded maps showing the counties Yes vs counties No?
It’s a repeat of similar maps of Trump Yes vs Trump No - the great preponderance by acreage of VA said no while the heavily urbanized collectivized county’s voted for.
Sadly, we’re gonna be seeing this get worse and more worse as time passes, as our urban areas continue to grow and rural America loses bodies. At some point the rural folk are gonna become the vassals of the entitled city dwellers.
"We didn't just listen to the music. We engineered our hair to endure a category 5 hurricane."
Sadly, the list of talented 1980s hair metal rockers forced into early retirement by receding hairlines is long.
My favorite is vultures sitting over an ill vulture. Perfect rendition of how psychopaths treat their buddies and how quickly Swalwell was dispatched from office.
Great analogy
👍
C’ville wasn’t the only hoax.
Let’s not forget the hoax that out of Duke a few years earlier that ruined the lives of the lacrosse players
Then in 2019 the media hoax involving Nick Sandman on the capitol mall.
The self defense shooting during the Wisconsin riots
The brown (well, tan?) on black self defense shooting in Florida.
The self defense shooting in Missouri (police officer pinned in his vehicle)
And so, so many more
C’ville is/was just one example.
It may be good, necessary for freedom of the press (which fortunately includes even those w/o a journo degree), but FREEDOM also necessitates responsibility; a republic needs a responsible press, a free and fair responsible press
Totally awesome.. :) John my son who graduated from UVA in 2008. His wife graduated from GMU in 2004 and they lived there for 6 years while John worked on B.S in Engineering and double major in ancient history. SO WE ALL SPENT A LONG IN C-VILLE. I sent him your funny "Shtificaiton" Utube post and he laughed .. he is a too serious person. I guess when you live in Madison county, Charlottesville, one develops a thick skin and sense of humor. He did not comment extensively on the "INCIDENT" and I didn't either because having been there and lived there.. (John and Karla) we knew it was B.S. that simple. UNLESS you go to UVA campus and see Charlottesville.. you would know that is was total HOAX for sure. now it has come out SPLC.. I call that the southern version of ACLU .. THE WHEELS ON THE BUS GO ROUND AND ROUND :) ROFL. yeah. uh huh..
One thing that’s is woefully missing from the discussion of the SPLC is who’s related to who.
Lest we forget our history, the KKK was (still is in my mind) the military terrorists branch of the democrat party, created out of the wreckage of The (Un)Civil War in order to control those opposed to democrat power in The South. It terrorized (lunched) not just uppity neeegros who didn’t know their place but also white folk who opposed them.
So when you see that panel showing the flow of resources from Democrats -> SPLC -> KKK all you’re seeing is democrat funding democrats- or, more realistically, modern American leftists funding modern American leftists. And don’t let the MS Media try and convince you that KKK is full of MAGA supporters - ask yourself what this comical group espouses as its principles and then ask which political ideology in America espouses the same. You could also ask which political "party" is denying a voice to thems that preach hate and which party openly welcomes hate and anti-Americanism.
Grievance is political currency. When the grievance coffers run low, the hustlers will need to gin up their own.
$3 million is a bargain when exchanged for perpetual claims of victim status.
Once again:
«Marcuse’s mission was to dismantle American society by using diversity and “multiculturalism” as crowbars with which to pry the structure apart, piece by piece. He wanted to set blacks in opposition to whites, set all “victim groups” in opposition to the society at large. Marcuse’s theory of victim groups as the new proletariat, combined with Horkheimer’s critical theory, found an outlet in academia, where it became the basis for the post-structural movement - Gender Studies, LGBT/”Queer” Studies, African-American Studies, Chicano Studies, etc. All of these “Blank Studies” brazenly describe their mission as tearing down traditional Judeo-Christian values and the accepted traditions of Western culture, and placing in their stead a moral relativism that equates all cultures and all philosophies, except for Western civilization, culture, and philosophy, which are “exploitative” and “bad.”»
Andrew Breitbart, Righteous Indignation, Ch. 6
Once you see it you cannot unsee it
The truth needs to be broadcast nationally by the mass media not only about the premeditated chaos by SPLC but also the Truth about the Covid chaos. Never happen!
Very pointed comics timely and cutting with surgical precision. I enjoyed Dr. Malone’s trip down memory lane as it applies to the “very fine people “ and “veins bulging “ hoaxes.
So many, so apt! Got to admit, the depth of depravity of the SPLC surprised me.
In my book, would like to see both DeSantis and Mike Lee join SCOTUS. Just wish we don't need to loose our two superstars to get there.
The Charlottesville affair was particularly offensive. Remember being pretty timely aware of the truths of the matter asserted (absent the role of the SPLC). Probably thanks to Mark Levin. The thing is, its pretty likely SPLC donors will agree with SPLC actions as they learn of them. NP!
Re Spawnburger, as she pulls out her portfolio of preplanned actions to be executed! Its a shame VA doesnt evidently have a recall procedure.
Take good care and much continuing success!
Hello, everyone! I have a question for people who might be able to explain this to me, because I don't understand something. Glyphosate is poisonous to our bodies and our foods. Why did President Trump authorize the increase production of glyphosate as a herbicide. Isn't that completely the opposite of what we are trying to do to heal our bodies and minds? I'm just really confused and I want to understand. P.S. as always, great Friday Funnies!! Thanks, doc!!
It’s because American farmers are hooked on glyphosate and China produces most of it. They could cause a food shortage here by cutting off the supply. Unfortunate that farmers aren’t switching to regenerative agriculture fast enough.
Thank you!!
Our gov is,hooked on our,farmer feeding the world
My conclusion...the vast majority of 'big farms' (ie., Big Ag) whether family owned or corporate, are raising corn, wheat, soy. Those use glyphosate and the vast majority of their 'crops' go to feed cattle and create gasoline. Not really edible for human consumption. They do this (and win Big) with the gov't subsidies. The small, independent farmer is slowly being decimated and swallowed up by these monster soil de-pleaters.
Now the independent land owners also have to deal with the take over by Big Tech for their gargantuan AI buildings.
This is all a plan to control.
The White House explanation is pretty straightforward: https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2026/02/fact-sheet-president-donald-j-trump-ensures-an-adequate-supply-of-elemental-phosphorus-and-glyphosate-based-herbicides-for-national-security/
Thank you for putting this article up. I have a better understanding, now 👍
Wish you could come to California - but you would probably get arrested. Why is so d@mn much money going towards hate and liberalism? The only wealthy person I see standing up for conservatives is Elon (and even that's debatable). So hard to not feel doomed...but still in the fight.
Factual Friday Funnies!! The Gerrymandering video sure had my toe tapping! And to think, Biden is still spewing the “bulging veins” and “very fine people” lie today! Grrrr! Now: will we see anything come of the SPLC news?
Enjoy your weekend everyone!