Sunday, March 29, 2026
The War Against Fantasyland
But imagine what it is like for a sane person to walk into and try to set straight a bureaucracy that thinks "Queering the Map" is a thing, no less a thing that the State Department should spend time and money on.
It's an "Uh, wat?" experience, for sure.
I can't imagine what it is like for Trump appointees who have to navigate the bureaucracies that have become corrupted or so off track that their value is negative and trying to fix them. It must not just be immensely frustrating, but akin to jumping through the looking glass and trying to make sense of it.
Another Example of the Obligation Inversion
So great figures from British history like Winston Churchill and Jane Austen are now “divisive.” One guess as to which group in the Isles claims to feel excluded by any acknowledgment of British history.
Cultural Enrichers
Wajahat is, as with Mamdani, one of the many Islamic immigrants who have immigrated to this country in order to lecture us about how awful we are, and assure us that they are here to change this evil country. If only America could be more like Pakistan!
And:
Given how many of these hatemongers are or have become American citizens, it's hard to see how we can clear them all out of our society in any manner that is constitutional. Perhaps Ali has pointed us to a good idea: make life uncomfortable for them here.
Also:
It should be, at minimum, slowing to a trickle immigration from Muslim countries, doing a deep vetting process of all who come, and a campaign to identify deportable Muslims who present any sort of threat, including ideological.
We can't ban Islam, but we can do things that Wajahat Ali and his Pakistani family and friends hate.
Accommodations
Call me hard-hearted, but if you can’t complete a set of tasks in the same amount of time as your competitors, shouldn’t that impact the evaluation of your performance? In the real world, if it takes you twice as long as someone else to complete a task, you are only worth half as much on an hourly basis.
Higher education, at least at the “elite” level, has turned into something of a joke.
Suicide of the West Watch
As recently as 40 or 50 years ago, the idea that Germany might de-industrialize would have seemed absurd. Germany’s status as an industrial superpower dates to the 19th century, and it seemed impregnable. But that was before the “green” movement brought Germany to its knees. The German government’s war on energy, along with other policy failures, have made it increasingly impossible to manufacture products (automobiles, for example) competitively in that country. The result is a looming economic crisis, with third-world status by no means an impossibility.
Talarico's Creepy As Hell
The more you listen to this guy, the more you wonder why the authorities have not searched his hard drive yet. Rather than being an attractive face for liberalism, he is a parody of what leftists think conservatives want or need to hear in order to vote for a Democrat.
He is just another version of the Tim Walz strategy. Democrats think they can find a magic white man who can "code talk" to those of us who identify as one of the six scientifically proven sexes: men.
And:
The man is a low-T version of Beto O'Rourke crossed with California State Senator Scott Weiner.
They Just Say Sh*t
"We're dealing with what we're dealing with right now" is an excuse for the ages. "This is different," he begins, and yet he hasn't worked out how it's different. He just needs it to be different. A dangerous move when you're winging it and don't know the facts of the things you're saying are different. There are a few seconds — 0:26 to 0:33 — where Jeffries knows he's in trouble. He mutters the hilarious line, "First of all, I was not in Congress," and shows a flash of shame before resetting with the all-purpose segue "So we're dealing with what we're dealing with right now."
