A letter to the editor in the Spokane, WA Spokesman-Review: Baumgartner's personal travel It was impressive that Congressman Michael Baumgartner chose to travel to a European security conference at his own expense. I hope that after this fall's elec-tion, he will get many more opportunities to travel at his own expense. Doug Burr Spokane . .
He had me in the first half, ngl.
Climate funds should fund clean energy projects and subsidies to families who want to install heat pumps, not hiring a bunch of fucking cops. www.opb.org/article/2026...
a well-designed income tax would effectively be a millionaire tax
whatever grifty company designed their homeschool or charter school curriculum failed to differentiate between fables and allegories—and morality tale was right there—and I absolutely refuse to trust their opinion of what's "not particularly racist"
ShareGoodreads 5-star Dystopian Novel to a Political Reality. Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 Format: Kindle | Verified Purchase This book was a super depressing and a difficult read for me, because this book is much more than a dystopian novel. It is a prophecy, a horror story and in the modern world it is becoming an almost inevitable reality. Raspail obviously got his inspiration from the liberal self hating white attitudes of the time (the 68ers of the hippie era) which have only grown more extreme in the last 50 years, albeit with some small respites of sanity and normality from time to time. In the 70's as a small child I can't recall white self hatred. My family and classmates were a proud people, but it was always there on the radical fringes and is now clearly visible on the radical left, which is now mainstream. Raspail's prophecy came true with the 2015 refugee crisis in Europe when over 1 million illegal migrants made landfall in Europe with another million the following year. A smaller number since, but nonetheless, it continues with the inevitable outcome if we don't change course now. And, the Biden Administration practically invited 12-20 million more in America. This is a must read! ^ Read less 16 people found this helpful Helpful Report Fafyrd 5-star Lost Classic Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026 Format: Paperback | Verified Purchase A lost classic. This should be standard reading in every high school. 8 people found this helpful Helpful Report . .
B Pearce Incredible text, impressive new translation I'd never read The Camp of the Saints before, though have been on the right for a long time so had heard it referenced repeatedly. I came in somewhat skeptical being a literature snob & knowing the challenges of writing a good political novel. This exceeded all expectations. much more than a fable about mass immigration, it's about how we've lost confidence in ourselves & been consumed w/ suicidal empathy, restructuring our societies around shame of the past instead of pride in who we are while taking a clear-eyed approach to our historic shortcomings. The thematic depth & breadth of this novel & the author's keen insights will stick with your for life. Aspects of this wouldn't seem believable if one hadn't lived through recent events, esp the summer of 2020. The whole novel is populated with the sorts of characters you've seen your whole life—ultra wealthy resentful minorities, clueless do-gooders, haters of the commonplace, nihilistic priests, sniveling politicians, etc. The journey of the migrant fleet is a fable, but the portrayal of the society towards which it travels is distressingly realistic. This is a text which should be read by everyone, & it's sad to see it historically restricted to a racialist, anti-immigration fringe of the right. It should be noted the book itself is not particularly racist, esp by the standards of an older novel, it is more about culture & discusses how anti-racism & the fear of being seen as racist have paralyzed us as a society. Vauban Books has done the world an enormous service by bringing this new translation into print for a new generation of English readers. Congrats on their success, I know it was a challenge for a small, young publisher to get the rights & get this out & I imagine they had to beg & borrow as many funds as possible, but currently both the soft & hard cover are sold out on Amazon, so congrats & thanks to the publisher! 97 people found this helpful . .
Chris 4-stars More Fable Than Novel Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2026 Format: Paperback Verified Purchase The author, a French writer and explorer, wrote one of the earliest works discussing the "Great Replacement". To his supporters, this book is prophetic, as in the half century after its 1973 publication Europe would experience major demographic change. In the book, approximately one million Indians board 100 boats and set sail for Europe, which they view as the promised land. The Europeans, mostly not expecting the armada to successfully traverse the globe, proclaim their joy at the arriving migrants. This joyful welcome preparation is led by the leftists and the Christians. As the armada comes closer, tensions within Europe sharpen, but ultimately the Europeans are generally unwilling to use violence to repel the migrants. When the migrants land, anarchy breaks out as the great majority of Europeans flee the migrant wave, while a small number of leftists and Christians go to greet the migrants, only to be trampled underfoot or murdered. Eventually, the migrants take over Europe -- largely not through force, but through sheer numerical superiority and the Europeans' refusal to engage in self-defense. The book is thrilling and action-packed, and there certainly is an element of prophecy within. However, the characters are one-dimensional and the dialogue is stilted, so l've deducted one star. ^ Read less 6 people found this helpful Helpful Report blight s. 5-stars Soon to be prophecy Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026 Format: Paperback Verified Purchase Despite being a work of fiction, this is very much the reality of the world. We live in today as endless masses flow in from undeveloped lands to parasite our countries.And take everything from our children 7 people found this helpful Helpful Report . .
literally all of these people should be on the woke 2 watchlist (and are probably already on an FBI one)
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I bought a Houellebecq SATIRE of the far right's obsession with sharia law, and amazon suggests camp of the saints, the French turner diaries beloved by such luminaries as Tim McVeigh & Steve Bannon. I go to leave a 1-⭐ review, only to learn my account's banned…now it's just in my history. perfect.
I'm worried when Kristi Noem finds out she's been fired she's going to become America's first obedience school shooter.
why would bondi do a favor for her that would screw trump? that doesn't make any sense.
he absolutely needs to say something to that effect to avoid getting sued for defamation by an extremely litigious and petty alleged pedophile
absolutely love the 'burbs reboot on peacock, starring keke palmer in the tom hanks role.
extra points for showing two seniors having an affair the same as anyone else.
absolutely! it's only an issue if someone makes it an issue.
This song is sampled on Daft Punk's One More Time and it fuckin slaps.
leonidas of sparta: come and take it
xerxes of persia: okay
legions of idiots: these are words to live by
legions of idiots: not the woke part about civic duty and sacrifice
srsly, the part about why it's subtitled "the children's crusade" starts on page one
the supreme court isn't going to do anything about a political question, and congress isn't going to do anything to reclaim their power, so…why bother
strategically and technically, many large U.S. bases, and all overseas bases, have childcare centers and schools on site, so…"blow shit up, blowback be damned, but with a douchey smirk" is probably more accurate.
What’s truly remarkable about it is that doing a huge data dump to cover up something worse is literally a plot line in the first season of Veep. So way to be less competent than the Selina Meyer Administration.
Today the House votes on the War Powers Resolution. I will vote YES to limit U.S. military involvement in Iran.
My thoughts are with the families of the 6 American service members killed in Donald Trump’s war of choice.
Congress—not the President—decides when America goes to war.
Look at my counterterrorism chief, dawg www.propublica.org/article/trum...
I feel bad for guys who actually are 5’8” because everyone just assumes that they’re 5’6” until proven otherwise
(I am 5’7 and date men, and while height isn’t that important to me, who are you kidding?)
In advance of a new game release, there’s a promotional website where you can make memes with the Pokémon font. The White House tweeted out one that says “make America great again” in the rainbow colored, childlike font. I added a sticker of Pikachu bursting with rage over it. And Nintendo really did ask them to take it down, which they didn’t, because I just took the screenshot. . .
tfw Pokémon sends you a cease and desist
On a scale of Gladiator to Spartacus, how gay will Jacob Tierney’s Alexander the Great series be?
Oh wait, is Sheehy the one who shot himself at Glacier?
Not really the point, but did Sheehy’s shoe fall apart?
ALWAYS VOTE IN LOCAL ELECTIONS, FOLKS
EVERYTHING ON THE BALLOT
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Minab, Iran A handout image released by the Iranian foreign media department of graves for the victims of a strike on an elementary school. Iranian Foreign Media Department, via Reuters . .
It was on the front page of the New York Times yesterday, at least online
A cute dog picture
🐶 Hourly Dog Picture! 🐶 #dogs #dogsky #dogsofbluesky
