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Jesus, he looks like an absolute blob there. Is it true that his ass has its own zip code?
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If he expanded the operation to crack rock he might actually be able to get off of welfare.
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He would manage to sell the crack at a loss
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Living like a filthy pig contributes to this disease.
He would get burned by a melanated gentleman who would sell him baked cornstarch rocks as crack.
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So in Tom's live yesterday, he mentioned a picnic at a park held by the AFL-CIO. He was going to try and sell his junk but got the times wrong. Everyone laugh at Tom failing to make yet another sale
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Tell him about the space jews, Tom. That'll tip him to one side or the other.
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Since Tommy has posted his substack, I'm going to archive some of his "articles", in reverse chronological order.
Tooter gives his opinion on Charlie Kirk's death
It seems his senile copy-and-paste job is carrying over to his substack. Amazing Journalism
Mango Mussolini is destroying Chicago:
Bracing for the Mango Mussolini’s ICE invasion, as many as 75, 000 Chicagoans took to the streets, crowding into City Hall plaza for a NO KINGS rally and Mayor Johnson fittingly deployed the city’s salt trucks to act as mobile road blocks. This is the “city that works”, the one with broad shoulders whose motto is “I Will”. Chicago’s left wing learned in 1968 and the years of tumult that followed, that Tree of Liberty grows stronger, yielding sweeter fruit when the people work with City Hall rather than fight against it. With the people and government standing strong in pan-racial solidarity together, as Fred Hampton envisioned, I truly hope we are going to see Trump meet his Waterloo in my Sweet Home Chicago.
Our "democratic way of life" was mortally wounded in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963, and if we stand idly by while this so-called "Judeo-Christian" Corporatist National Socialism creeps in—to keep the terms bland and avoid the loaded ones—liberty and justice for all will fade into a myth that was never fully real anyway.
Dig this: That shot in Dallas didn't just take out a president; it cracked the facade of our republic, letting the military-industrial complex (MIC) and its banker overlords ooze through like toxic sludge of its aftermath. Now, with Trump rebranding the Pentagon as the "Department of War" on September 5, 2025, and tweeting threats at Chicago the next day about "deportations in the morning" and helicopters heralding some "Chipocalypse Now," it's like the wound's festering all over again.
We're staring down a barrel where chauvinistic militant nationalism— that chest-thumping, flag-waving aggression—stands diametrically opposed to the core tenets of the Noahide Laws, the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants, and the teachings of Jesus, the prophets, and the sages. It's a betrayal so profound it makes my blood boil, but I'm channeling that into clarity here for you. Let's break it down, because this isn't just rhetoric; it's a raw unraveling of what we've been sold as sacred. The Noahide Laws, those seven universal principles from Jewish tradition meant for all humanity—prohibiting idolatry, murder, theft, and so on—emphasize justice, ethical monotheism, and respect for life. They're about building a moral society without coercion, not conquering or excluding. Chauvinistic militant nationalism flips that on its head: it idolizes the nation-state as a god, demands blind loyalty, and justifies violence against "others" in the name of superiority. How the hell does that square with "establish justice" or "do not murder"? It doesn't—it's a contemptible perversion, turning ethical guidelines into tools for division.
‘Then you've got the Abrahamic covenant, that ancient promise in Genesis where God blesses Abraham's descendants but ties it to being a blessing to all nations—not dominating them. It's about stewardship, faithfulness, and hospitality to strangers, echoed in the Mosaic covenant at Sinai with its Ten Commandments and calls for compassion toward the widow, orphan, and foreigner. "Love your neighbor as yourself," Leviticus commands, and Deuteronomy warns against oppressing the alien because "you were aliens in Egypt."
Militant nationalism? It loathes that inclusivity. It builds walls, deports en masse, and militarizes borders, treating outsiders as threats rather than kin. Trump's "Department of WAR" post, with its deportation glee aimed at Chicago's Black and Brown communities, reeks of this— a direct spit in the face of covenants that demand mercy over might.
And don't get me started on Jesus and the prophets—Isaiah dreaming of swords into plowshares, Micah calling for justice rolling like waters, Amos raging against the rich grinding the poor. Jesus? He flipped tables on the exploiters, preached "blessed are the peacemakers," and commanded love for enemies in the Sermon on the Mount. "Turn the other cheek," he said, not "bomb them into submission."
The sages in Jewish tradition, like Maimonides, expanded on this with emphases on tikkun olam—repairing the world through acts of kindness, not conquest. Chauvinistic nationalism, with its corporatist twist—where big business and state power fuse into a profit-driven war machine—mocks all that.
It's the opposite: endless consumption, growth fueled by conflict, where the MIC devours trillions in endless resource wars, while schools and health care starve. Trump's enablers, pushing for a return to Robber Baron days, embody this loathsome blend, wrapping it in "Judeo-Christian" wrapping paper to sanitize the fascism while marketing it to the gullible media consuming masses as the Dawn of a Golden Age.
This Corporatist National Socialism—bland term, but you know what I mean: state-corporate merger under nationalist banners— isn't new. It’s what we know as Fascism, Nazism, Stalinism and Maoism; blatant autocracy. It's the evolution of Fuller's Great Pirates, those invisible rulers who turned revolutions into banker pyramids. Rothschild, Morgan, Rockefeller? They financed wars, monopolized industries, and birthed the MIC that Eisenhower warned about in 1961. Truman renamed War to Defense in '47 because we weren't supposed to be at perpetual war, but here we are, with Trump stripping the mask.
His executive order and X threats violate the Posse Comitatus Act—troops on streets without Congress? Bullshit. Cities like Chicago need unarmed civil servants—mediators, de-escalators, like Tucson's model where PD calms crowds without tasers. I've seen it work: polite, reasonable engagement diffuses riots better than batons.
If we let this slide, that Tree of Liberty Jefferson wrote about in 1787 gets a bloody refresh we don't want. But I'm not calling for violence—peace works, war sucks, as my first post on an ARPANET BBS back in 1985 before the Internet went public. We loathe this contemptible slide, the way it twists sacred teachings into tools of oppression. Yet, I wish blessings on these sinners—Trump, the corporatists, the nationalists—that they see the errors of their ways, embrace the light of true covenants, and pivot to justice before the planet destroys “western civilization” as an invasive species.
The Earth? It's a closed system with the Sun, resilient as hell. We'll screw ourselves before we break it, but why rush extinction? Dig with me, you—past the red-blue misinformation muck. Peace works. War sucks. Let's heal with unarmed hands, not armed hordes. We've got this if we act.
He believes that Muslims don't destroy cultures like those damn christofascists:
Yes, Christian empires often eroded or destroyed local cultures through forced conversion, the suppression of indigenous practices, and the imposition of new languages and social norms. However, the process was complex, as Christianity also adapted and blended with some local traditions, resulting in new syncretic cultures.
Examples from the Roman and Spanish Empires
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The Christian Roman Empire
Cultural erasure and transformation happened in several key ways:
Islamic empires did not completely erase local cultures but instead integrated and transformed them, creating a complex and diverse cultural mosaic. This process was marked by both synthesis and the erasure of some indigenous traditions, with the degree of impact depending on the specific region, time period, and method of expansion.
Cultural synthesis and exchange
Islamic empires were often characterized by a rich exchange and blending of different traditions, rather than simple eradication.
While many cultures blended, others were altered or replaced by the dominant Islamic culture over time.
Islamic empires historically varied in their treatment of non-Muslims, though most established a hierarchical social structure that shaped cultural outcomes.
This one has heavy usage of Google AI, refuting his own original claim. Incredible Journalism
Tommy Tooter tells blacks what to think:
The Black Liberation Movement of the 1960s and 1970s represented a pinnacle of organized resistance against systemic oppression, grounded in practical strategies that addressed immediate community needs while forging broad alliances. The Black Panther Party, for instance, combined armed self-defense with essential services such as free breakfast programs and health clinics, extending their reach through interracial coalitions like Fred Hampton's Rainbow Coalition, which united African Americans, Puerto Ricans, and poor whites in a shared struggle against poverty and police brutality.
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This era drew strength from diverse leaders: Bayard Rustin's socialist organizing integrated queer perspectives into nonviolent economic justice efforts; Martin Luther King Jr.'s prayerful civil disobedience targeted poverty through initiatives like the Poor People's Campaign; and Malcolm X's trajectory from nationalism to international human rights advocacy exposed the falsehoods of land ownership and perpetual resource conflicts perpetuated by hegemonic powers.
These approaches emphasized class solidarity over divisive identity frameworks, respecting societal norms while demanding structural change. Regrettably, this foundation has eroded into a landscape marred by opportunism and fragmentation. Contemporary manifestations, such as Black Lives Matter, emerged in 2013 amid outrage over Trayvon Martin's killing, amplifying awareness of police violence but succumbing to financial mismanagement and ideological inconsistencies.
Despite raising over $90 million in 2020, disclosures reveal minimal allocation to community aid or bail funds, with substantial portions diverted to executive luxuries, consulting fees, and personal properties—prompting accusations of fraud from victims' families and local chapters. Rhetorical excesses, including broad indictments of "white supremacy" that implicate all individuals of European descent, perpetuate a reverse racism that alienates potential allies and reinforces the elite-constructed myth of racial division, as articulated by Morgan Freeman in his critique of such categorizations.
Terms like "people of color" homogenize diverse experiences without consensus from affected groups, including Asians, Native Americans, and those of lighter complexion challenging the same Judeo-Christian patriarchal structures. Moreover, militant elements within associated social justice advocacy dismiss traditional family structures—monogamous, heterosexual norms rooted in evolutionary biology—while demanding accommodations like gender-specific pronouns or access to sex-segregated spaces, a hypocrisy that invites backlash rather than reciprocity.
This decline mirrors broader patterns in civil rights leadership. Figures like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton exemplify grift through race-baiting: Jackson, rebuffed by community organizations like The Woodlawn Organization and humiliated by Mayor Richard J. Daley's deliberate snubs, leveraged corporate boycotts for personal gain; Sharpton inflamed controversies without substantive follow-through, facing legal repercussions for financial improprieties.
External forces exacerbated the decay—government infiltrations via COINTELPRO, the drug war's devastation of communities, and nonprofit co-optation that prioritizes funding over revolution. Parallel erosions in white grassroots efforts, such as the Students for a Democratic Society, underscore a systemic shift toward polarization, leaving a Silent Majority bewildered by unchecked presidential overreaches from Nixon to Bush.
Yet solutions exist for those observing from the center. Reclaim authentic legacies through organizations like the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, which, despite flaws, advances multiracial economic justice; the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, perpetuating King's nonviolent anti-poverty work; or the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, emphasizing self-determination without scandal.
In Indigenous spheres, the decentralized Rainbow Warrior Land Back/Water Is Life movement—drawing from Crazy Horse's prophetic vision of unified global resistance—exemplifies organic persistence, honoring leaders like Phil Lane and revering figures such as Myron Dewey and LaDonna Brave Bull. The American Indian Movement could restore credibility if Leonard Peltier addresses the unresolved pain surrounding Annie Mae Aquash's murder through an apology to her daughters.
Protest tactics must evolve beyond ineffective displays: Financing signs for rush-hour visibility or weekend marches past vacant buildings constitutes a counterproductive distraction, often devolving into violence and dominated by aging demographics reminiscent of 1960s relics like Chicago's Rising Up Angry publication. Far more effective are community gatherings—festive events with informational resources and motivational discourse, where law enforcement participates constructively to foster mutual respect. Grassroots activism needs to focus on getting out the vote and then keeping the pressure on elected officials to vote their constituencies’ needs and wants rather than the lobbyists’ demands.
We must stand up against deployment of the military to our streets and the oppression of those to poor or sick to not be crushed by it. The pressing demand should be for unarmed social service professionals to saturate high-need areas: Mental health specialists, mediators, and addiction counselors who preempt crises without escalation, proven to reduce violence in models like Chicago's READI program.
Ultimately, transcending this impasse requires internal reflection—a personal struggle akin to jihad or Israel's etymological wrestling with the divine—decolonizing ourselves, followed by collective action against fabricated divisions like racial constructs and colonial land paradigms. By engaging legislatively and building inclusive coalitions, we can cultivate a more fruitful Tree of Liberty, healing the wounds of a colonized world through pragmatic solidarity.
"It’s taken 61 years and 276 days since John Kennedy’s brains got splashed all over Jackie’s pink Chanel suit..."
It’s taken 61 years and 276 days since John Kennedy’s brains got splashed all over Jackie’s pink Chanel suit, but it looks like democracy has finally bled out as the pedophile president signed three controversial executive orders from his newly gilded Oval Office. To celebrate his ascension to autocracy, he unfurled a giant portrait of himself on the Labor Department building.
"A Prince, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people."—The Declaration of Independence
Our beloved Grifter-in-Chief, desperate for headlines without Epstein’s name in them, was on a roll today, signing three more unconstitutional Executive Orders criminalizing flag burning, demanding a year in prison, ending cash bail and ordering Pete Kegseth to train troops for management of urban protests, literally a new SS that he evidently wants to test in my sweet home Chicago. At one point in the signing ceremony, he remarked that some Americans seem to want a dictator, but of course, he’s not one.
Here is Governor Pritzker’s response to that:
“This is about the President of the United States and his complicit lackey, Stephen Miller, searching for ways to lay the groundwork to circumvent our democracy, militarize our cities, and end elections.” – Gov. J.B. Pritzker
The flag burning EO was immediately met by a combat veteran burning a flag in Lafayette Park across from the White House who was taken into custody by the Park Police. No announcement has been made yet as to what he will be charged with. There is no statute to cover flag burning and the things he’s likely to be charged with, like disorderly conduct or burning without a permit don’t carry that much penalty.
On August 25, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing National Guard units for a rapid "quick reaction force" to quell civil disturbances. The order directs the Department of Defense to train and equip members of the Army and Air National Guard in every state to assist federal, state, and local law enforcement in addressing civil unrest.
Key points of the executive order:
In a separate move on the same day, House Democrats announced the creation of a "Rapid Response Task Force and Litigation Working Group" to challenge the Trump administration's sweeping overhaul of the federal government.
Under All Flags In the 21st Century
Oh bombing Gaza's the kind of sham
That Don the Con gets his kicks on
And Capitol Hill is the kind of pill
That the people can get sick on
I'd like to screw JD Vance too
With a dildo made of brass on
The president's flag is the kind of rag
That a sane man wipes his ass on
Yes left and right is the kind of fight
That Elon Musk gets his kicks on
For what I mean they should quarantine
States below the new Mason-Dixon
And I'd like to pee on Russel Vought
With his Republican Christian ass on
For the MAGA flag is a filthy rag
That a free man wipes his ass on
Trump's rhetoric during the signing—"If you burn a flag, you get one year in jail, no early exits, no nothing"—is more bluster than binding; it's not codified in the EO and exceeds what's feasible under current law.
Legal experts, including from FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression), call it unconstitutional posturing that won't hold up in court. To hit Trump's desired one-year mark, prosecutors would need to stack charges, seek enhancements (e.g., for "inciting violence" if crowds form), or argue federal hate crime angles—none of which align easily with simple flag burning.
Courts have repeatedly struck down direct flag desecration laws, and using proxies risks being seen as viewpoint discrimination, leading to dismissals or appeals. In practice, most such arrests result in dropped charges or minimal penalties, especially for veterans or first-time offenders. If this EO leads to more cases, expect swift challenges from groups like the ACLU, potentially reaching the Supreme Court again. In short, the one-year threat is more symbolic intimidation than enforceable policy—much like the EO itself. If anything, it could backfire by highlighting free speech tensions amid today's arrest.
Trump made his point clear before signing: “Would you listen to this? This is very important. Flag burning—all over the country they’re burning flags. All over the world they burn the American flag.” Will Scharf detailed the order’s intent: “What the Executive Order does, sir, it charges your Department of Justice with investigating instances of flag burning.” “And then where there’s evidence of criminal activity, where prosecution wouldn’t fall afoul of the First Amendment and instructs the Department of Justice to prosecute those who are engaged in these instances of flag burning.” Then Trump doubled down on the consequences for those that burn the Stars and Stripes. There would be no exceptions if convicted. “And what the penalty is going to be if you burn a flag, you get one year in jail. No early exits, no nothing. You get one year in jail if you burn a flag.”
“This is an Executive Order that contains a number of additional measures relating to crime and law enforcement in Washington, D.C.” “It charges, for example, your Secretary of Defense with establishing specialized units in both the DC National Guard and National Guard units around the country, specifically trained and equipped to deal with public order issues.”
As somebody who has worked with organizers of massed public assemblies for decades, this is the most disconcerting thing to come out of the Oval Office in this second run of The Fuckening nationwide reality TV show. America was fatally wounded in Dallas on November 22, 1963 and has been slowly bleeding out as the Judeo-Christian white supremacist religious nationalists gradually eroded our constitutional checks and balances, replacing our representational democratic republic whose goal is liberty and justice for all with an elitist authoritarian technocratic kakistocracy in a bought election last November.
The democrats’ flavor of neo-liberal fascism was bad enough, but at least they were more generous with the leftovers after the war toys industry hogs got their slop. The MAGA/MAHA monstrosity is gutting social services, inflating military spending, shutting down foreign wars and bringing it home to make war against people deemed undesirable by the bloated mighty white Mango Mussolini and his enablers in the newly gilded throne room
What is most troubling to me is that the mass protests that have already been happening, will start to be infiltrated with black bloc extremists on the left and right who may spark a bad riot with mass casualties, giving the ZioNazi Christofascists the spectacle they need to manufacture consent for mass arrests in a warrantless nationwide crackdown.
Do not think for a minute that you, your family and your business will be safe if you do nothing. Fascist regimes have an insatiable appetite for prisoners.
He uses puns and starts breaking into song numbers in the middle of his articles. Perfect Journalism
Tooter gives his opinion on Charlie Kirk's death
At 12:20 PM MDT on September 10, 2025, a shot took down Charlie Kirk on the Utah Valley University quad during his Turning Point USA rally. A student asked about transgender shooters; Kirk snapped, “Too many.” Seconds later, Tyler Robinson, 22, fired from a rooftop 200 yards away. Kirk fell, died at 1:40 PM MDT at Utah Valley Hospital, leaving a wife and two kids. Robinson turned himself in to his father, a retired sheriff’s deputy, by 11:00 PM MDT, September 11. I won’t cheer his death—nor any despot’s—but Kirk’s stochastic terrorism is no loss.
Charlie Kirk (1992-2025) was born in Prospect Heights, Illinois, to a middle-class family—his father an architect, his mother a counselor. Raised Episcopalian at Wheaton Academy, bored with it, he ditched church ties early, using chauvinistic militant “Judeo-Christian” nationalist rhetoric as a grift. Kirk dropped out of Harper College at 18 to start Turning Point USA, exploiting young conservatives with misinformed rants. His opportunistic stochastic terrorism incited thousands of followers to terrorize teachers and queer students, bullying kids while dodging expert debates.
Profiting off hate, he pulled in $300K yearly from TPUSA’s $80M budget. Never chased office, but MAGA’s martyrdom spin persists.The FBI found Robinson’s rifle with casings etched with pro-transgender and anti-fascist slogans, specifically, “trans rights are human rights” and “catch this fascist”. Trump posted at 12:35 PM MDT: “The Great Charlie Kirk is dead.” Netanyahu followed at 12:42 PM MDT: “Lion-hearted friend of Israel.” CBS News went live at 12:23 PM MDT.
Now, #EradicateTheMenace hits 300,000 posts, wrongly blaming trans people—less than 0.1% of shooters, victimized four times more (KFF/GLAAD, 2025). True to form, Trump was on Fox News this morning and instead of a unifying message, he talk about his ratings for all the wonderful things his administration was doing. His elevator isn’t getting to the top floor any more.
The War Machine Keeps Grinding
Mayer Amschel Rothschild laid the institutional foundation for global war racketeering. Joined by J.P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, and Andrew Carnegie, these “banksters” (banker-gangsters, per Abbie Hoffman) form the base of the MLM pyramid scam they’ve run on the world for 250 years. Wars only profit the war toys manufacturers and the politicians who convince their constituencies to use them on each other.
Who benefited from Kirk’s death in the War on Wokeness? GEO Group stocks jumped 8% Tuesday on roundup dreams.
Robinson’s Stand
Robinson’s motive isn’t public—FBI’s silent (Reuters, Sept 12). The casings suggest a pro-trans, anti-fascist stance against Kirk. His mother said he’d become increasingly political in the past few years. Something in Kirk’s rap made him snap, but I won’t speculate why without more data. The irony of a conservative kid turning on a high-profile MAGA influencer is thick here.
A Call to Meaning
Robert Nunya asked on X (
@RNunya97986
, 7:21 AM, Sept 12): “If Charlie Kirk could tell us, what would he say? What would he want us to do? His voice matters.” I responded: If Kirk’s death means anything, it’s “libs” and “cons” learning to communicate honestly and respectfully—righteous humans agree to disagree without insults or threats.
Maybe it’ll push for the Epstein files’ release, end the Gaza genocide, and spark a Charlie Kirk Gun Safety Law. We can only hope. But Republicans, Democrats and the non-aligned must stand in solidarity against the extremist MAGA movement, making him their Horst Wessel.
Charlie Kirk (1992-2025) was born in Prospect Heights, Illinois, to a middle-class family—his father an architect, his mother a counselor. Raised Episcopalian at Wheaton Academy, bored with it, he ditched church ties early, using chauvinistic militant “Judeo-Christian” nationalist rhetoric as a grift. Kirk dropped out of Harper College at 18 to start Turning Point USA, exploiting young conservatives with misinformed rants. His opportunistic stochastic terrorism incited thousands of followers to terrorize teachers and queer students, bullying kids while dodging expert debates.
Profiting off hate, he pulled in $300K yearly from TPUSA’s $80M budget. Never chased office, but MAGA’s martyrdom spin persists.The FBI found Robinson’s rifle with casings etched with pro-transgender and anti-fascist slogans, specifically, “trans rights are human rights” and “catch this fascist”. Trump posted at 12:35 PM MDT: “The Great Charlie Kirk is dead.” Netanyahu followed at 12:42 PM MDT: “Lion-hearted friend of Israel.” CBS News went live at 12:23 PM MDT.
Now, #EradicateTheMenace hits 300,000 posts, wrongly blaming trans people—less than 0.1% of shooters, victimized four times more (KFF/GLAAD, 2025). True to form, Trump was on Fox News this morning and instead of a unifying message, he talk about his ratings for all the wonderful things his administration was doing. His elevator isn’t getting to the top floor any more.
The War Machine Keeps Grinding
Mayer Amschel Rothschild laid the institutional foundation for global war racketeering. Joined by J.P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, and Andrew Carnegie, these “banksters” (banker-gangsters, per Abbie Hoffman) form the base of the MLM pyramid scam they’ve run on the world for 250 years. Wars only profit the war toys manufacturers and the politicians who convince their constituencies to use them on each other.
Who benefited from Kirk’s death in the War on Wokeness? GEO Group stocks jumped 8% Tuesday on roundup dreams.
Robinson’s Stand
Robinson’s motive isn’t public—FBI’s silent (Reuters, Sept 12). The casings suggest a pro-trans, anti-fascist stance against Kirk. His mother said he’d become increasingly political in the past few years. Something in Kirk’s rap made him snap, but I won’t speculate why without more data. The irony of a conservative kid turning on a high-profile MAGA influencer is thick here.
A Call to Meaning
Robert Nunya asked on X (
@RNunya97986
, 7:21 AM, Sept 12): “If Charlie Kirk could tell us, what would he say? What would he want us to do? His voice matters.” I responded: If Kirk’s death means anything, it’s “libs” and “cons” learning to communicate honestly and respectfully—righteous humans agree to disagree without insults or threats.
Maybe it’ll push for the Epstein files’ release, end the Gaza genocide, and spark a Charlie Kirk Gun Safety Law. We can only hope. But Republicans, Democrats and the non-aligned must stand in solidarity against the extremist MAGA movement, making him their Horst Wessel.
Mango Mussolini is destroying Chicago:
Did Trump Jump the Shark By Declaring War on the Heart of America?
Bracing for the Mango Mussolini’s ICE invasion, as many as 75, 000 Chicagoans took to the streets, crowding into City Hall plaza for a NO KINGS rally and Mayor Johnson fittingly deployed the city’s salt trucks to act as mobile road blocks. This is the “city that works”, the one with broad shoulders whose motto is “I Will”. Chicago’s left wing learned in 1968 and the years of tumult that followed, that Tree of Liberty grows stronger, yielding sweeter fruit when the people work with City Hall rather than fight against it. With the people and government standing strong in pan-racial solidarity together, as Fred Hampton envisioned, I truly hope we are going to see Trump meet his Waterloo in my Sweet Home Chicago.
Our "democratic way of life" was mortally wounded in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963, and if we stand idly by while this so-called "Judeo-Christian" Corporatist National Socialism creeps in—to keep the terms bland and avoid the loaded ones—liberty and justice for all will fade into a myth that was never fully real anyway.
Dig this: That shot in Dallas didn't just take out a president; it cracked the facade of our republic, letting the military-industrial complex (MIC) and its banker overlords ooze through like toxic sludge of its aftermath. Now, with Trump rebranding the Pentagon as the "Department of War" on September 5, 2025, and tweeting threats at Chicago the next day about "deportations in the morning" and helicopters heralding some "Chipocalypse Now," it's like the wound's festering all over again.
We're staring down a barrel where chauvinistic militant nationalism— that chest-thumping, flag-waving aggression—stands diametrically opposed to the core tenets of the Noahide Laws, the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants, and the teachings of Jesus, the prophets, and the sages. It's a betrayal so profound it makes my blood boil, but I'm channeling that into clarity here for you. Let's break it down, because this isn't just rhetoric; it's a raw unraveling of what we've been sold as sacred. The Noahide Laws, those seven universal principles from Jewish tradition meant for all humanity—prohibiting idolatry, murder, theft, and so on—emphasize justice, ethical monotheism, and respect for life. They're about building a moral society without coercion, not conquering or excluding. Chauvinistic militant nationalism flips that on its head: it idolizes the nation-state as a god, demands blind loyalty, and justifies violence against "others" in the name of superiority. How the hell does that square with "establish justice" or "do not murder"? It doesn't—it's a contemptible perversion, turning ethical guidelines into tools for division.
‘Then you've got the Abrahamic covenant, that ancient promise in Genesis where God blesses Abraham's descendants but ties it to being a blessing to all nations—not dominating them. It's about stewardship, faithfulness, and hospitality to strangers, echoed in the Mosaic covenant at Sinai with its Ten Commandments and calls for compassion toward the widow, orphan, and foreigner. "Love your neighbor as yourself," Leviticus commands, and Deuteronomy warns against oppressing the alien because "you were aliens in Egypt."
Militant nationalism? It loathes that inclusivity. It builds walls, deports en masse, and militarizes borders, treating outsiders as threats rather than kin. Trump's "Department of WAR" post, with its deportation glee aimed at Chicago's Black and Brown communities, reeks of this— a direct spit in the face of covenants that demand mercy over might.
And don't get me started on Jesus and the prophets—Isaiah dreaming of swords into plowshares, Micah calling for justice rolling like waters, Amos raging against the rich grinding the poor. Jesus? He flipped tables on the exploiters, preached "blessed are the peacemakers," and commanded love for enemies in the Sermon on the Mount. "Turn the other cheek," he said, not "bomb them into submission."
The sages in Jewish tradition, like Maimonides, expanded on this with emphases on tikkun olam—repairing the world through acts of kindness, not conquest. Chauvinistic nationalism, with its corporatist twist—where big business and state power fuse into a profit-driven war machine—mocks all that.
It's the opposite: endless consumption, growth fueled by conflict, where the MIC devours trillions in endless resource wars, while schools and health care starve. Trump's enablers, pushing for a return to Robber Baron days, embody this loathsome blend, wrapping it in "Judeo-Christian" wrapping paper to sanitize the fascism while marketing it to the gullible media consuming masses as the Dawn of a Golden Age.
This Corporatist National Socialism—bland term, but you know what I mean: state-corporate merger under nationalist banners— isn't new. It’s what we know as Fascism, Nazism, Stalinism and Maoism; blatant autocracy. It's the evolution of Fuller's Great Pirates, those invisible rulers who turned revolutions into banker pyramids. Rothschild, Morgan, Rockefeller? They financed wars, monopolized industries, and birthed the MIC that Eisenhower warned about in 1961. Truman renamed War to Defense in '47 because we weren't supposed to be at perpetual war, but here we are, with Trump stripping the mask.
His executive order and X threats violate the Posse Comitatus Act—troops on streets without Congress? Bullshit. Cities like Chicago need unarmed civil servants—mediators, de-escalators, like Tucson's model where PD calms crowds without tasers. I've seen it work: polite, reasonable engagement diffuses riots better than batons.
If we let this slide, that Tree of Liberty Jefferson wrote about in 1787 gets a bloody refresh we don't want. But I'm not calling for violence—peace works, war sucks, as my first post on an ARPANET BBS back in 1985 before the Internet went public. We loathe this contemptible slide, the way it twists sacred teachings into tools of oppression. Yet, I wish blessings on these sinners—Trump, the corporatists, the nationalists—that they see the errors of their ways, embrace the light of true covenants, and pivot to justice before the planet destroys “western civilization” as an invasive species.
The Earth? It's a closed system with the Sun, resilient as hell. We'll screw ourselves before we break it, but why rush extinction? Dig with me, you—past the red-blue misinformation muck. Peace works. War sucks. Let's heal with unarmed hands, not armed hordes. We've got this if we act.
He believes that Muslims don't destroy cultures like those damn christofascists:
Christian vs Islamic Imperialism
I asked Google AI whether Christian and Muslim imperialism erased local cultures and pretty much got the answer I expected. Christians are destroyers, colonizing locales, making everything Christian. Islamic empires tended not to interfere so much with the locals they governed.Yes, Christian empires often eroded or destroyed local cultures through forced conversion, the suppression of indigenous practices, and the imposition of new languages and social norms. However, the process was complex, as Christianity also adapted and blended with some local traditions, resulting in new syncretic cultures.
Examples from the Roman and Spanish Empires
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The Christian Roman Empire
- Abolition of traditional religion: After Emperor Theodosius I established orthodox Christianity as the state religion in 380 CE, non-Christian practices were outlawed, and temples were destroyed. This led to the disappearance of numerous polytheistic and mystery religions.
- Suppression of dissent: Rival Christian sects, such as Arianism, were systematically suppressed by the empire because they were deemed heretical.
- Cultural appropriation: Some existing traditions were absorbed and redefined by the new Christian culture to make the new religion more acceptable. For example, some Christian holidays were aligned with pre-existing pagan festivals.
- Forced conversion: Indigenous spiritual systems were viewed as pagan and suppressed through forced conversion by Spanish conquistadors and missionaries. In Mexico, much of the historical record of the Aztecs was destroyed, along with their temples and religious artifacts.
- Cultural hierarchy and assimilation: The Spanish created a social hierarchy that placed European culture and people at the top, while Indigenous and African cultures were devalued. Schools, often run by missionaries, were established to indoctrinate Indigenous children with European language, values, and education.
- Syncretic culture: A new, blended culture also emerged while actively suppressing Indigenous culture. In places like colonial Florida, the resulting culture was a unique mix of Spanish, Native, and African customs. Spanish Catholicism incorporated local adaptations, and new artistic, culinary, and musical traditions arose from this blending.
Cultural erasure and transformation happened in several key ways:
- Violence and conquest: Military conquest, genocide, and disease wiped out many indigenous cultures. Early colonizers often used Christianity to justify these violent acts and enslavement.
- Boarding schools: Starting in the 19th century, Christian and government-run boarding schools were used by colonial powers in North America and elsewhere to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children. Children were punished for speaking their native languages and banned from practicing their cultures.
- Imposition of new norms: Local societies were reshaped by the introduction of Christian values and social structures. For example, Christian teachings influenced legal frameworks, views on gender, and ideas about marriage and family.
- Assimilation and appropriation: Missionaries sometimes blended Christian beliefs and practices with existing local customs to ease the conversion process. However, these new traditions often overshadowed or erased the original indigenous meanings.
Islamic empires did not completely erase local cultures but instead integrated and transformed them, creating a complex and diverse cultural mosaic. This process was marked by both synthesis and the erasure of some indigenous traditions, with the degree of impact depending on the specific region, time period, and method of expansion.
Cultural synthesis and exchange
Islamic empires were often characterized by a rich exchange and blending of different traditions, rather than simple eradication.
- Blending traditions: As Islam spread, local cultures adapted Islamic practices, resulting in unique expressions of the faith. This produced distinctive forms of art, architecture, and governance that combined Islamic and regional elements.
- Architectural innovations: Islamic empires blended local traditions with new styles. For example, the Great Mosque of Djenné in Mali exhibits a synthesis of local and Islamic architectural elements, and structures like the Taj Mahal showcase a fusion of Islamic art with local Indian styles.
- Intellectual and scientific exchange: During the Islamic Golden Age, scholars in cities like Baghdad, Cairo, and Córdoba preserved and expanded upon ancient Greek, Roman, Persian, Indian, and Chinese knowledge. This was made possible by translating texts into Arabic and fostering an environment of collaborative creativity among scholars of different faiths.
- Linguistic influence: The Arabic language became a lingua franca for trade and scholarship, influencing many local languages and creating new scripts, such as Persian and Urdu. This cultural exchange was largely facilitated by extensive trade networks, like the Silk Road, which connected various civilizations.
While many cultures blended, others were altered or replaced by the dominant Islamic culture over time.
- Gradual displacement: In some regions, centuries of Muslim conquest and rule gradually displaced native cultures and religious traditions. This process could be coercive, driven by policies that pressured non-Muslims toward conversion, or more gradual, resulting from the prestige of Islamic culture.
- Political and cultural imposition: Early Arab-Islamic forces sometimes sought to prevent assimilation into the larger native population to maintain a distinct imperial identity. Over time, however, the ruling Islamic culture became the backbone of the empire and often took precedence over indigenous traditions, creating a new, singular national identity in some Muslim-majority countries.
- Loss of identity: In some cases, native, non-Islamic traditions were systematically suppressed or erased. Examples include the eradication of pre-Islamic ethnic, linguistic, and religious diversity in order to create a nation defined by a single religion and language.
Islamic empires historically varied in their treatment of non-Muslims, though most established a hierarchical social structure that shaped cultural outcomes.
- The dhimmi system: In many periods, non-Muslims were designated as dhimmi (protected people) who could practice their religion and maintain some legal autonomy by paying a special tax called jizya. This system, though ensuring a degree of security, also created a demarcation between dhimmi communities and Islamic society.
- Varied tolerance: While periods of peaceful coexistence are well-documented, particularly in places like Al-Andalus and the early Ottoman Empire, there were also instances of persecution. The degree of tolerance often depended on local circumstances, the specific ruling dynasty, and socio-political factors rather than a uniform Islamic policy.
- Local autonomy: Some empires, like the Ottomans with their millet system, granted significant autonomy to religious minorities to govern themselves according to their own religious laws. This system allowed for remarkable diversity but still maintained a unified, though layered, political structure.
Tommy Tooter tells blacks what to think:
The Devolution of the Black Liberation Movement: A Pragmatic Analysis for the Undecided
The Black Liberation Movement of the 1960s and 1970s represented a pinnacle of organized resistance against systemic oppression, grounded in practical strategies that addressed immediate community needs while forging broad alliances. The Black Panther Party, for instance, combined armed self-defense with essential services such as free breakfast programs and health clinics, extending their reach through interracial coalitions like Fred Hampton's Rainbow Coalition, which united African Americans, Puerto Ricans, and poor whites in a shared struggle against poverty and police brutality.
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This era drew strength from diverse leaders: Bayard Rustin's socialist organizing integrated queer perspectives into nonviolent economic justice efforts; Martin Luther King Jr.'s prayerful civil disobedience targeted poverty through initiatives like the Poor People's Campaign; and Malcolm X's trajectory from nationalism to international human rights advocacy exposed the falsehoods of land ownership and perpetual resource conflicts perpetuated by hegemonic powers.
These approaches emphasized class solidarity over divisive identity frameworks, respecting societal norms while demanding structural change. Regrettably, this foundation has eroded into a landscape marred by opportunism and fragmentation. Contemporary manifestations, such as Black Lives Matter, emerged in 2013 amid outrage over Trayvon Martin's killing, amplifying awareness of police violence but succumbing to financial mismanagement and ideological inconsistencies.
Despite raising over $90 million in 2020, disclosures reveal minimal allocation to community aid or bail funds, with substantial portions diverted to executive luxuries, consulting fees, and personal properties—prompting accusations of fraud from victims' families and local chapters. Rhetorical excesses, including broad indictments of "white supremacy" that implicate all individuals of European descent, perpetuate a reverse racism that alienates potential allies and reinforces the elite-constructed myth of racial division, as articulated by Morgan Freeman in his critique of such categorizations.
Terms like "people of color" homogenize diverse experiences without consensus from affected groups, including Asians, Native Americans, and those of lighter complexion challenging the same Judeo-Christian patriarchal structures. Moreover, militant elements within associated social justice advocacy dismiss traditional family structures—monogamous, heterosexual norms rooted in evolutionary biology—while demanding accommodations like gender-specific pronouns or access to sex-segregated spaces, a hypocrisy that invites backlash rather than reciprocity.
This decline mirrors broader patterns in civil rights leadership. Figures like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton exemplify grift through race-baiting: Jackson, rebuffed by community organizations like The Woodlawn Organization and humiliated by Mayor Richard J. Daley's deliberate snubs, leveraged corporate boycotts for personal gain; Sharpton inflamed controversies without substantive follow-through, facing legal repercussions for financial improprieties.
External forces exacerbated the decay—government infiltrations via COINTELPRO, the drug war's devastation of communities, and nonprofit co-optation that prioritizes funding over revolution. Parallel erosions in white grassroots efforts, such as the Students for a Democratic Society, underscore a systemic shift toward polarization, leaving a Silent Majority bewildered by unchecked presidential overreaches from Nixon to Bush.
Yet solutions exist for those observing from the center. Reclaim authentic legacies through organizations like the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, which, despite flaws, advances multiracial economic justice; the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, perpetuating King's nonviolent anti-poverty work; or the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, emphasizing self-determination without scandal.
In Indigenous spheres, the decentralized Rainbow Warrior Land Back/Water Is Life movement—drawing from Crazy Horse's prophetic vision of unified global resistance—exemplifies organic persistence, honoring leaders like Phil Lane and revering figures such as Myron Dewey and LaDonna Brave Bull. The American Indian Movement could restore credibility if Leonard Peltier addresses the unresolved pain surrounding Annie Mae Aquash's murder through an apology to her daughters.
Protest tactics must evolve beyond ineffective displays: Financing signs for rush-hour visibility or weekend marches past vacant buildings constitutes a counterproductive distraction, often devolving into violence and dominated by aging demographics reminiscent of 1960s relics like Chicago's Rising Up Angry publication. Far more effective are community gatherings—festive events with informational resources and motivational discourse, where law enforcement participates constructively to foster mutual respect. Grassroots activism needs to focus on getting out the vote and then keeping the pressure on elected officials to vote their constituencies’ needs and wants rather than the lobbyists’ demands.
We must stand up against deployment of the military to our streets and the oppression of those to poor or sick to not be crushed by it. The pressing demand should be for unarmed social service professionals to saturate high-need areas: Mental health specialists, mediators, and addiction counselors who preempt crises without escalation, proven to reduce violence in models like Chicago's READI program.
Ultimately, transcending this impasse requires internal reflection—a personal struggle akin to jihad or Israel's etymological wrestling with the divine—decolonizing ourselves, followed by collective action against fabricated divisions like racial constructs and colonial land paradigms. By engaging legislatively and building inclusive coalitions, we can cultivate a more fruitful Tree of Liberty, healing the wounds of a colonized world through pragmatic solidarity.
"It’s taken 61 years and 276 days since John Kennedy’s brains got splashed all over Jackie’s pink Chanel suit..."
The US Flag Is A Symbol For the Symbol-Minded Gullible Fool
It’s taken 61 years and 276 days since John Kennedy’s brains got splashed all over Jackie’s pink Chanel suit, but it looks like democracy has finally bled out as the pedophile president signed three controversial executive orders from his newly gilded Oval Office. To celebrate his ascension to autocracy, he unfurled a giant portrait of himself on the Labor Department building.
"A Prince, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people."—The Declaration of Independence
Our beloved Grifter-in-Chief, desperate for headlines without Epstein’s name in them, was on a roll today, signing three more unconstitutional Executive Orders criminalizing flag burning, demanding a year in prison, ending cash bail and ordering Pete Kegseth to train troops for management of urban protests, literally a new SS that he evidently wants to test in my sweet home Chicago. At one point in the signing ceremony, he remarked that some Americans seem to want a dictator, but of course, he’s not one.
Here is Governor Pritzker’s response to that:
“This is about the President of the United States and his complicit lackey, Stephen Miller, searching for ways to lay the groundwork to circumvent our democracy, militarize our cities, and end elections.” – Gov. J.B. Pritzker
The flag burning EO was immediately met by a combat veteran burning a flag in Lafayette Park across from the White House who was taken into custody by the Park Police. No announcement has been made yet as to what he will be charged with. There is no statute to cover flag burning and the things he’s likely to be charged with, like disorderly conduct or burning without a permit don’t carry that much penalty.
On August 25, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing National Guard units for a rapid "quick reaction force" to quell civil disturbances. The order directs the Department of Defense to train and equip members of the Army and Air National Guard in every state to assist federal, state, and local law enforcement in addressing civil unrest.
Key points of the executive order:
- Designated state units: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is directed to designate a number of trained National Guard members in each state to be available for rapid mobilization.
- Quick reaction force: The order establishes a standing National Guard "quick reaction force" specifically for nationwide deployment.
- Special D.C. unit: A specialized unit within the District of Columbia National Guard will be trained to ensure public safety in the nation's capital and will be deputized to enforce federal law.
- Expansion of federal power: The move is seen by many critics as an expansion of the President's authority to use military personnel for domestic policing. State National Guard units are typically under the control of their respective governors.
In a separate move on the same day, House Democrats announced the creation of a "Rapid Response Task Force and Litigation Working Group" to challenge the Trump administration's sweeping overhaul of the federal government.
Under All Flags In the 21st Century
Oh bombing Gaza's the kind of sham
That Don the Con gets his kicks on
And Capitol Hill is the kind of pill
That the people can get sick on
I'd like to screw JD Vance too
With a dildo made of brass on
The president's flag is the kind of rag
That a sane man wipes his ass on
Yes left and right is the kind of fight
That Elon Musk gets his kicks on
For what I mean they should quarantine
States below the new Mason-Dixon
And I'd like to pee on Russel Vought
With his Republican Christian ass on
For the MAGA flag is a filthy rag
That a free man wipes his ass on
Trump's rhetoric during the signing—"If you burn a flag, you get one year in jail, no early exits, no nothing"—is more bluster than binding; it's not codified in the EO and exceeds what's feasible under current law.
Legal experts, including from FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression), call it unconstitutional posturing that won't hold up in court. To hit Trump's desired one-year mark, prosecutors would need to stack charges, seek enhancements (e.g., for "inciting violence" if crowds form), or argue federal hate crime angles—none of which align easily with simple flag burning.
Courts have repeatedly struck down direct flag desecration laws, and using proxies risks being seen as viewpoint discrimination, leading to dismissals or appeals. In practice, most such arrests result in dropped charges or minimal penalties, especially for veterans or first-time offenders. If this EO leads to more cases, expect swift challenges from groups like the ACLU, potentially reaching the Supreme Court again. In short, the one-year threat is more symbolic intimidation than enforceable policy—much like the EO itself. If anything, it could backfire by highlighting free speech tensions amid today's arrest.
“This is an Executive Order that contains a number of additional measures relating to crime and law enforcement in Washington, D.C.” “It charges, for example, your Secretary of Defense with establishing specialized units in both the DC National Guard and National Guard units around the country, specifically trained and equipped to deal with public order issues.”
As somebody who has worked with organizers of massed public assemblies for decades, this is the most disconcerting thing to come out of the Oval Office in this second run of The Fuckening nationwide reality TV show. America was fatally wounded in Dallas on November 22, 1963 and has been slowly bleeding out as the Judeo-Christian white supremacist religious nationalists gradually eroded our constitutional checks and balances, replacing our representational democratic republic whose goal is liberty and justice for all with an elitist authoritarian technocratic kakistocracy in a bought election last November.
The democrats’ flavor of neo-liberal fascism was bad enough, but at least they were more generous with the leftovers after the war toys industry hogs got their slop. The MAGA/MAHA monstrosity is gutting social services, inflating military spending, shutting down foreign wars and bringing it home to make war against people deemed undesirable by the bloated mighty white Mango Mussolini and his enablers in the newly gilded throne room
What is most troubling to me is that the mass protests that have already been happening, will start to be infiltrated with black bloc extremists on the left and right who may spark a bad riot with mass casualties, giving the ZioNazi Christofascists the spectacle they need to manufacture consent for mass arrests in a warrantless nationwide crackdown.
Do not think for a minute that you, your family and your business will be safe if you do nothing. Fascist regimes have an insatiable appetite for prisoners.
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It wasn't posted here and a lot of posts were made but Tom basically thought Charlie Kirk was assassinated by Joos and the right wing. Just and fyi
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It is still funny that Tommy is the Uncle Ruckus of the Ashkenazi. Can't write the sentences without mentioning the Rothschilds.
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You still think Tom is Jewish?
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it's two males nipping on each other, derp.
unfortunately only freshwater gastropods are available in the local shops
lol. you're one ridiculous know-it-all twat. there was a whole lot of crap that is now gone. . there is substantial amount of low-mid price flat art, ethnic jewelry and large stone spheres.
enjoy eternity on the wrong side of history you pathetic collection of delusional sanctimonious hypocrites and psychopathic sado-masochistic voyeurs with schadenfreude habits.
what is pitiful is people like you who relexively dismiss any mention of the dynasty to be conspiracy theory. mayer amschel rothschild laid the institutional framework for the war racketeering that has you all enslaved and western civilization careering madly toward extinction. edmond rothschild financed the first 30 or so colonies in palestine and created the palestine jewish colonization agency.
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How did you make your fish gay, Tom? Did you molest them? Not good behavior for a fish either way
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This coming from your pathetic ass crawling back to Kiwi Farms, at 2am your time, to whine about old posts in your thread? Neck yourself you ancient pedo faggot.
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Welcome back, Thomas. Remember, you'll never be a woman and you'll be here forever.