RT @Bookwormroom: And then I see this, which proves the point.

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Three major Trump moves—and zero media leaks. RussiaGate documents dumped, a surprise Trump–Putin summit in Anchorage, and more. In DC’s leaky swamp, that’s not luck—it’s strategy.

Michele Bachmann reminded us—biblical promises aren’t negotiable. Thousands of years later, Israel’s modern victories reaffirm that God’s covenant to Abraham remains living, not myth.

Michele Bachmann reminded us—biblical promises aren’t negotiable. Thousands of years later, Israel’s modern victories reaffirm that God’s covenant to Abraham remains living, not myth.

Biden can’t seem to raise the $200–$300M needed for a presidential library. Meanwhile, Chicago’s Obama Center nears a $1B price tag amid delays and legal woes. Dreams of Biden’s library feel more virtual than viable.

Trump didn’t fail in Alaska—he led. He extended an olive branch, shifted the burden of peace to Putin and world leaders, and showed what decisive diplomacy looks like. That’s real leadership, and it rattles the radical left.

Japan’s LDP vowed to keep ‘everything as is’ before the Upper House election—but rising rice prices, shortages, and political theater tell a different story. Kabuki over rice or real crisis?.

Comey just posted a rambling five-minute Substack video, calling himself a ‘Swiftie’ whose fandom helps him cope with Trump. Not decorum. Not gravity. Just… therapeutic fandom.

A whistleblower alleges Adam Schiff orchestrated classified leaks to smear Trump, expecting a CIA post under Hillary. This isn’t political theater—it could be treason, not virtue.

Nearly 9 in 10 college students admit faking progressive beliefs just to fit in—calling it ‘performative morality.’ Identity becomes a mask, not a conviction—and psychological development is the price.

Margaret Brennan likened Zelenskyy’s allies to schoolyard bodyguards shielding him from Trump’s ‘bad deal’—and Senator Rubio snapped: ‘That’s a stupid media narrative.’ This isn’t foreign policy—it’s playground fiction.

Milan Kundera nailed it: ‘Man’s struggle against power is a struggle of memory against forgetting.’ Our obsession with climate and progress risks erasing key truths of the past. Remembering isn’t nostalgia—it’s resistance.

After two decades of socialist rule under Evo Morales and MAS, Bolivia voters opted for change amid runaway inflation, fuel shortages, and economic collapse. Now a centrist and conservative will face off in a historic runoff to steer the country's future.

Is Xi’s era ending? A Peter Thiel–aligned analyst sees signs—military purges, power plays, internal unrest—pointing to a pivot: from global aggression to domestic restructuring. A new China may be emerging.

A family stroll on the beach turned memorable when we met Irene—and her breathtaking 1960 Pontiac Bonneville, lovingly restored in ‘crystal blue persuasion.’ Vintage beauty meets genuine passion. Sometimes the smallest detours make the best memories.

When outspoken feminine influencers blur lines between wild ideology and mental health—are they radical feminists or caught in self-destruction? Sometimes the distinction is disturbing, not empowering.