Weird how we don’t see very many stories about the people owned as slaves today, isn’t it?

It’s funny watching so many people get excited about being “four eyes” with AR, isn’t it?

Is it important that the mayor of a major US city is in Africa during an emergency? Or is it just 1984 media baloney?

Would people in the 1940s have said about FDR what they are saying about PBJ?

Does Oregon’s re-criminalizing hard drugs give any hope that current laws might get enforced soon?

Will Washington and Oregon secede from the USA to join Canada? (Silly question, but there’s lots of silliness out there already…)

What does ChatGPT have to say about it’s spokesperson being accused of sexually abusing his human sister?

It this really the anti-social-media century? Or is that just more social media hyperbole in action?

Fascinating how no other country but the USA was against slavery then actually did things to end it, isn’t it?

Did they really start naming winter “storms” so they could generate more dear and ad revenue?

Why did the 1984 media work so hard to link unrelated events in New Orleans and Las Vegas? Were they trying to drive the liberal narrative and create panic for the 1/6 stories they pre-wrote?