“They gang raped a woman but we can’t expel them as they have promising futures.” This is exactly why a rapist became president.

WARNING: If you donate to John Fetterman, you are giving money to Republicans and pro-Trump groups

“Bottom line is this, tough guy,…you’ve got an unregistered firearm, that’s a 5-year felony” - @LCSOMI Truly remarkable dashcam footage where a Deputy Sheriff creates law out of thin air and nearly destroys someone’s life for no reason. In Michigan, there is NO legal requirement to “register” a firearm. I hope @MIAttyGen @dananessel contacts the LCSO to correct them so this doesn’t happen again. @2aEdu @FenixAmmunition @Tim_The_Sandman @FOX2News @DupnackTV @CraigDMauger @samueljrob @DaveBondyTV

A top union boss has blasted Andy Burnham for proposing changing the triple lock on pensions rather than taxing the super-rich in order to pay for his social care plans 🗣️ 'The richest 50 families are worth £500 billion – pensioners get £12,500 pounds a year'

Medical experts have studied Trump’s stance and determined quadriceps weakness in his right leg combined with impaired postural control, can be traced back to Epstein Island, where he raped kids with his good pal, Jeffrey. More cutting-edge medical analysis coming soon.

Remember back in 2014 when the BBC gave Rory Stewart - then a Tory MP actively campaigning against independence - 2 hour-long programmes to advance the idea that the Anglo-Scottish border was artificial and that beneath Scotland and England lay a forgotten "Middleland"? His own publicity described the border as "fabricated", while Stewart, during the 2014 plebiscite, presented “Middleland” as a lost nation with its own kings, languages & traditions. His BBC series went out 5 months before the vote. Stewart is still banging that same drum. Here's the problem with starting from a conclusion and then making the history fit it: Stewart begins with an invented "Middle land" and works backwards, selecting genuine historical facts that can be arranged to look like evidence for it. Strathclyde existed. Cumbria existed. David ruled the Cumbrians. David later held Carlisle. Put those surface facts beside one another, compress the chronology, blur changing jurisdictions and insert a couple of "hences", and suddenly they appear to describe a continuous "vanished kingdom". In contrast Neil McGuigan does what historical method requires: he takes the evidence on its own terms, separates periods Stewart telescoped together, distinguishes titles from territories, & asks what jurisdiction David actually exercised at each stage of his life. David's earlier position as ruler of the Cumbrians/Strathclyde and his much later control of Carlisle were seperate political arrangements. As McGuigan points out, Carlisle came decades later and in a different political context, when David was pursuing the Northumbrian earldom for his son Henry. Remove Stewart’s chronological compression and the neat Dumbarton-to-Carlisle continuity disappears. What makes this particularly telling is that McGuigan’s own specialist field is almost exactly the ground Stewart is trying to turn into "Middleland". His PhD was Neither Scotland nor England: Middle Britain, c.850–1150. Its subjects include Northumbria, the Kingdom of Strathclyde, Cumbria, Bamburgh, the Anglo-Scottish border, David I and the formation of political structures across northern Britain. That illustrates the methodological difference rather neatly. McGuigan uses "Middle Britain" as an analytical description for a complicated region and respects the distinct kingdoms, political communities, lordships, boundaries and chronologies revealed by the evidence. His thesis explicitly investigates those political structures and how they changed over time. Stewart does something different. He takes a politically motivated modern umbrella concept, turns it into invented history - a supposedly lost "nation" or "kingdom" - and then selects pieces of the histories of Strathclyde, Cumbria, Northumbria and elsewhere to give apparent substance. Dumbarton, the capital of Strathclyde, consequently becomes for him the "ancient capital" of Middleland. The individual facts are precisely what make this persuasive to a non-specialist. Many of them are perfectly real. The distortion occurs in the joins: what's left out, which centuries are collapsed together, which changes in political control disappear, and Stewart's repeated "hence" encourages the audience to infer without actually demonstrating it. That's the danger of reasoning backwards from a desired conclusion. If you've already concocted a conclusion almost any cross-border connection can become another piece of corroboration. Open historical enquiry works in the opposite direction. Establish the evidence and chronology first. Preserve distinctions that complicate your argument. Keep separate things separate when the sources require it. Acknowledge discontinuities and uncertainty. Then ask what larger interpretation the evidence will actually sustain. You don't begin by deciding that an invented "Middleland" existed and then range across several centuries collecting facts which, stripped of enough context, can be arranged to make it appear that it did.

In case you’re wondering about the sudden royal helicopter tour, Charles then William now Kate, the court reporters would rather you didn’t clock it. They’ve taken delivery of 2 brand new Leonardo AW139s. Fresh paint. Fresh blades. Fresh taxpayer bill. While they were at it the Sovereign Grant jumped more than 50% to £132 million a year. So the slimmed down monarchy now costs more than the full circus, and the people who lecture you about plastic bags just got 2 new helicopters. Save the planet. After takeoff. #AbolishTheMonarchy

Here is an enhanced photo of a useless, drug fucked rapist protector. Remember it ladies and treat him like the shit stain that he is. It's not all men, but it's highly likely this man.

This dumbass doxxed the wrong girl because he was trying to Dox the Jane doe. Anyways Aidan, all of this information is public…

Russia has begun this winter's energy campaign against Kyiv, aiming to starve and freeze out the residents of Ukraine's capital. Russian drones started striking transmission lines in the city today.

An electrician with 22 years of trade experience brought his entire enclosed work trailer into a local pawn shop this morning. He had $18,000 worth of commercial-grade Milwaukee and DeWalt equipment loaded up. He lost his sub-contracting business last month after three general contractors defaulted on payments and walked away without paying his open invoices. The shop owner offered him $3,200 total for the whole trailer. He stood in the parking lot and said: "If a blue-collar guy misses three invoice payments, his business collapses, his credit is destroyed, and he sells his tools for 15 cents on the dollar." Meanwhile, the commercial real estate firm that built the empty office building down the street defaulted on $45 million in debt. Their punishment? The lender modified the loan, froze interest payments, and gave them $2 million in emergency operating capital to 'restructure.' Small-scale labor gets liquidated instantly. Corporate debt gets shielded forever.

Absolutely

"I'm establishing the Office of Religious Affairs He's a raving lunatic.

They called him Backpack because his mama carried him around because he had an injured leg 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 I LOVE YOU BACKPACK 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

It’s 2026! Put down the science fiction and come back to fucking reality, cupcake

Got the memo obvs x

Nothing says “Christian values” quite like asking God to anoint a convicted felon and child-raping pedophile as America’s chosen one. This is so fucking hypocritical and surreal, I can’t even…

OMG HE SAID IT OUTLOUD

Reporter: You've engaged in partisan activities and appeared at political rallies. It has been the norm for the AG to not do that, are you blurring the line? Trump's Attorney General Todd Blanche: As far as what I do on my own time, I speak about this administration and all the great things we are doing. Reporter: You don't have free time... Wherever you go you are the Attorney General.