Media Corruption
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And along came D.O.G.E. And, now, we know the rest of the story.
Our gut feelings have been vindicated.
And along came D.O.G.E. And, now, we know the rest of the story.
Our gut feelings have been vindicated.
Small meltdown on r/Maryland because the owner of Orioles was on board. Supposedly he's a huge philanthropist.
TPD
the poor dad
The Hill basically puts out a hit on Elon Musk's family
This sht needs to stop. Lawsuits, criminal charges, public execution....whatever it takes to get rid of these assh0les.
This sht needs to stop. Lawsuits, criminal charges, public execution....whatever it takes to get rid of these assh0les.
BOP
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Well, we know somebody propped them up. We all thought Soros, but didn't stop to think that he wasn't using his own money, but ours to do his dirty deeds.
BOP
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Meanwhile, the alphabet agencies themselves have been hiring "reformed" hackers (often with enticements, but just as often using coercion) to work for them for decades. Or "eliminating" those who were deemed to be irredeemable.
One odd apect of human nature is the perverse hilarity reflexively enjoying while watching another human step on a rake and get bashed in the face. Entire cable channels are composed of “hilarious sports fails,” usually involving numberless clips of unfortunate skiers missing the ramp and soaring into dense thickets or planting their faces in the snow. Ouch.
Yesterday, I felt that same kind of uncontrollable laughter welling up as I watched the corporate media stepping on a rake that I am quite sure was carefully laid for them by the DOGE team.
Corporate media spent its Friday joyously doxxing more DOGE members, trying its best to cancel them before they can uncover more government misconduct. Early yesterday, Wired broke the biggest story, hysterically headlined “DOGE Teen Owns ‘Tesla.Sexy LLC’ and Worked at Startup That Has Hired Convicted Hackers.”
The horror.
Unironically, Wired accused Edward Coristine, 19, of creating his LLC, Tesla.Sexy, three years ago, when he was sixteen. I’ll say it again — Edward created his own successful tech LLC when he was sixteen years old. In its bloodthirsty excitement to cancel a top DOGE team member, Wired completely missed the gist.
For example, Wired’s article also smeared Edward with a prior job he’d held at IT security firm Path Networks, “known for hiring reformed blackhat hackers.”
In other words, Wired accidentally explained Edward is a real-life computer genius. But wait, there’s more. Edward’s next job was working for Elon Musk at the Neuralink company. And now Edward works in a top agency of the federal government.
All by the time he was 19 years old.
Michael Dell, you may have heard of him, also started a tech company when he was 19. So we’re talking about a potential Michael Dell-level of talent.
Wired, fueled no doubt by Deep State dirty tricks, did everything it could think of to smear young Edward, using the poor kid’s own resume. For example, he briefly owned a website selling an AI tool for a gaming website (Discord) — with Russian and Chinese versions. It proves he must be a Russian-triple-agent-Chinese spy!!!! Just like Trump!!!!
It was a Wired self-own. Or at minimum, the Wired article is a Rorschach test. If you are a woke lunatic, and you squint at the blobby dots hard enough, you see a comic-book supervillain. Sort of.
But everybody else sees a clear picture of DOGE hiring our country’s best and brightest.
Edward is the élite’s worst nightmare. His highest educational attainment was high school. No Ivy League. Not even college. But, enjoy this, an indignant Wired resentfully reported Edwards title at DOGE is simply, “Expert.”
That’s it, that’s his whole title: “Expert.”
Hahahaha! Edward’s title is an inside joke, an obvious mockery of progressives’ most treasured possession: expert status. DOGE is killing the wokescolds with humor. Everyone gets it now: progressive expertise is the cheapest kind of expertise, a knock-off, a Canal Street counterfeit; it’s expertise the easy way, not requiring actually accomplishing anything except being good at butt kissing.
Hence, for five years, they rubbed our faces in bulbous buffoons like Peter Hotez and dimlights like Leana Wen. The truth is, not everybody who graduated medical school in Haiti and is willing to lie on TV is an expert. Almost none of them are, actually. But I digress.
But the worst, most disqualifying misstep Wired discovered was that Edward once used a particularly colorful online gamer nickname. By this time, most everyone reading this has probably already heard it.
Edward might have big … basketballs, but his nickname was big news, especially among a certain far-left media category, represented best by a bevy of breathless, pearl-clutching, post-menopause-aged anchorwomen on CNN who were absolutely furious. “We looked into his background,” Karen scolded —by ‘looked into’ meaning she skimmed the same widely-circulating Wired story everybody else did— and, get this, she discovered “he has used the unfortunate nickname Big Ballz online.”
CLIP: In case you missed it, AWFLs Katie and Karen discuss big, um, you-know-what (1:21).
Hilariously, DOGE made them say it. Over and over and over.
Edward’s braggadocious gaming handle was, indeed unfortunate. But maybe not for the reason CNN thought. Among most young people, the “unfortunate” moniker is no slur, it is an unhumble brag. The left completely missed the target by repeating the rough compliment a thousand times, elevating Edward into the colored inserts in America’s testosterone-fueled history books of masculine achievement.
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It's pretty amazing how all the parts of Trump's strategy are coming together: from DOGE's giant testicles to the Proxy War and resorts in Gaza, it is all connected. I'll show it to you.www.coffeeandcovid.com
Remember back in 2009 with the housing crash, Govt people didn't lose jobs. Govt needs downsizing.
I did not make this up. You aren’t going to believe how badly the sensible reduction in “indirect overhead” for science grants has triggered the left. So badly that this is a real, non-satirical headline published yesterday in the far-left American Prospekt, I mean Prospect, which in its mad dash to dunk on President Trump literally praised Adolph Hitler:
The joke writes itself. Even the Führer knew a communist when he saw one. Even the Führer knew what to do with unfriendly media. Even the Führer knew that you can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs … no wait, that was the other one.
The last thing the biomedical research community needs right now is a friend like The American Prospect tying NIH funding to Third Reich science policy. Talk about a PR nightmare.
“Hitler did,” the Prospect graciously allowed, “seek more efficient ways for the mass killing of Jews.” But in the very next sentence, it expansively praised the mad dictator: “Yet civilian German science, long a mark of German pride, also thrived.”
Well, everybody break into goose-stepping, Hitler has shown Trump the way.
German pride! In equal parts projection and woke derangement, the American Prospect just glowingly compared America’s biomedical research community to Nazi doctors. With allies like the American Prospect, the NIH doesn't even need critics.
The Prospect, though, may have learned its lesson. After the merciless mocking it has endured over the last 24 hours, they plan to tone things down, with next week’s installment headlined, “What Stalin Could Teach Trump About Railroad Efficiency.”
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MSNBC Legal Analyst Cevallos Warns Against Calling Trump’s Orders Constitutional Crisis
Cevallos said, “I think we need to be careful with the term constitutional crisis because, as I define it, that would be a situation where the constitution doesn’t have an answer and there is a pressing conflict. The flurry of executive orders, the chaos, that I think doesn’t get us to crisis yet. It is irritating for the courts, it is challenging. It could lead to a serious problem if, as you said, they become too congested with dealing with these orders.”
He continued, “The crisis occurs and we’ve already talked about it at the moment when there is a court order and the president or the administration refuses to follow it, because historically, we don’t really have a clear answer for what to do in that situation. On the first half of it, issuing a bunch of executive orders, not only do we know that the courts can handle it, they already did this back in 2017. This is the same M.O. The Trump administration then would just fire out executive orders – it felt like they weren’t even spell checking them. And then they would let the courts prune them like the proverbial bonsai tree, or they would just withdraw them and go back to the drawing board. It’s probably not the most efficient way of doing it. It’s chaotic. As you said, it’s problematic.”
Cevallos added, “But constitutional crisis for me is the moment the court issues an order and the administration resists. You could say that the last notable occurrence was when Nixon initially refused to comply with a subpoena issued by the Supreme Court. Eventually he capitulated. But history is full of these near crises examples. The question is, what do we do going forward?”
That is EXACTLY the Trump we elected. And you can tell by his approval numbers. I don't know why these tweakers publish that sht.
On Friday, government trough-feeding Politico Magazine published a ballsy story headlined, “Trump’s Cuts Devastate Washington.” The sob story, written by senior columnist Michael Schaffer, audaciously likens Swamp City to Detroit after the Motor City faced the realities of global competition — wholly endorsed, by the way, by the globalists in and around K Street. The comparison between Detroit, a city built on the private sector’s automobile industry, and D.C., a bubble built on political grifters and government graft, is rich.
“The prospect of mass federal layoffs — and financial cutoffs that have already displaced hundreds of contractors — has introduced an altogether novel element to a city built on government stability: economic paranoia,” the column cries.
Yesim Sayin, executive director of the D.C. Policy Center, a think tank committed to building the swamp city’s economy, lamented the “paranoia” invading the inner sanctum of government job-dependent households.
“My daughter is a high school senior, and like other high school seniors, when she’s home, she’s spending her entire time FaceTiming her friends,” Sayin told the publication. “There are two topics of conversation. One is, ‘Which school did you hear from?’ The other is, ‘Do your parents still have a job?’ It is really tough to hear it. The anxiety, it permeates.”
Yes, a lot of Americans outside of the traditionally sheltered government sector know what job anxiety is all about, particularly over the past four years when historic government spending was driving inflation up and companies out of business.
Besides, to borrow from presidential candidate Joe Biden’s advice to economically threatened coal workers in late 2019, displaced government employees and contractors and lobbyists that make up the Swamp economy can always learn to code.
thefederalist.com
“The prospect of mass federal layoffs — and financial cutoffs that have already displaced hundreds of contractors — has introduced an altogether novel element to a city built on government stability: economic paranoia,” the column cries.
Yesim Sayin, executive director of the D.C. Policy Center, a think tank committed to building the swamp city’s economy, lamented the “paranoia” invading the inner sanctum of government job-dependent households.
“My daughter is a high school senior, and like other high school seniors, when she’s home, she’s spending her entire time FaceTiming her friends,” Sayin told the publication. “There are two topics of conversation. One is, ‘Which school did you hear from?’ The other is, ‘Do your parents still have a job?’ It is really tough to hear it. The anxiety, it permeates.”
Yes, a lot of Americans outside of the traditionally sheltered government sector know what job anxiety is all about, particularly over the past four years when historic government spending was driving inflation up and companies out of business.
Besides, to borrow from presidential candidate Joe Biden’s advice to economically threatened coal workers in late 2019, displaced government employees and contractors and lobbyists that make up the Swamp economy can always learn to code.
Not Tired Of Losing, The Left Doubles Down On Insanity
As Democrats rally around government waste, illegal immigration and out-of-touch liberals, polls show Americans are with President Trump.
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This isn't media corruption, just media stupidity and the sht they choose to waste their time on:
Oh no! Tay Tay got booed! Chilling!
Oh no! Tay Tay got booed! Chilling!
Hijinx
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Hitler did not support his scientists, He sent the best of them to the ovens.
I did not make this up. You aren’t going to believe how badly the sensible reduction in “indirect overhead” for science grants has triggered the left. So badly that this is a real, non-satirical headline published yesterday in the far-left American Prospekt, I mean Prospect, which in its mad dash to dunk on President Trump literally praised Adolph Hitler:
The joke writes itself. Even the Führer knew a communist when he saw one. Even the Führer knew what to do with unfriendly media. Even the Führer knew that you can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs … no wait, that was the other one.
The last thing the biomedical research community needs right now is a friend like The American Prospect tying NIH funding to Third Reich science policy. Talk about a PR nightmare.
“Hitler did,” the Prospect graciously allowed, “seek more efficient ways for the mass killing of Jews.” But in the very next sentence, it expansively praised the mad dictator: “Yet civilian German science, long a mark of German pride, also thrived.”
Well, everybody break into goose-stepping, Hitler has shown Trump the way.
German pride! In equal parts projection and woke derangement, the American Prospect just glowingly compared America’s biomedical research community to Nazi doctors. With allies like the American Prospect, the NIH doesn't even need critics.
The Prospect, though, may have learned its lesson. After the merciless mocking it has endured over the last 24 hours, they plan to tone things down, with next week’s installment headlined, “What Stalin Could Teach Trump About Railroad Efficiency.”
☕️ HEIL SLURPY ☙ Tuesday, February 11, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠
Gulf of Mexico fades into history; Google de-wokes times and seasons; libs liken NIH to Third Reich; analysis of the slew of lefty legal injunctions against DOGE; performative slurping is over; more.