Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Tuesday Stuff


This news report informs us that, apparently, Cantaloupe Capone wants to post signs outside of the Smithsonian saying anyone entering that there is “inaccurate information,” as if Our Bulbous Orange Fool of a *preznit would have any clue whatsoever about that...



...and Farron Cousins lets us know, in case we had any doubt, that King Elon lied about everything concerning DOGE, according to a GAO congressional watchdog...I definitely get Cousins’s point about so damn much corruption from our cretinous regime of bottom feeders that would have to be investigated by a Dem U.S. House (if, God willing, we end up with that), but Apartheid Clyde would most definitely deserve his “time in the barrel” also (along with Russell Vought)...



...and speaking of people in this regime trying constantly to peddle BS, it looks like Don The Con is LYING AGAIN, this time about guns and drugs allegedly coming into this country from our northern neighbor, according to this report from CBC News...truth be told, about 90 percent of the guns used in crime in Ontario come from the U.S., and there’s heavy drug traffic from this country into Canada also...



...and keeping with our northern neighbors, John of The Damage Report tells us that Canadians support a “dollar for dollar” tariff response to Our Globulus Orange Maniac...and oh yeah, they made 10 million fewer trips to this country over the last year, with us losing out on $4.5 billion in revenue and 140K jobs lost in hospitality...”none of this needs to be happening” indeed...



...and returning to this country, leave it to Lewis Black to give us a singular take on Texas politics, reading some online fan comments...nice to know there are some sane folks in that part of the world (NSFW/H)...



...and two days ago marked the 40th anniversary of Queen playing what would be their final live concert at Knebworth Park, Stevenage, England in front of 120,000 fans, building from the momentum of their legendary performance at Live Aid the year before...I would say that their legacy continues to endure.

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